New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-17
Yesterday. To-day.
Ne9.e-i.. -. a.
Saturday. December 16. y. n.


BY TIE operations Of the Ncw-York Sub-Treas-
ury in the week ended last night, which IN
cluded deposits of 5000 for payment at other
points the associated banks lost S65i.Slo. Ihe
weekly bank statement published to-day showed
an average gain in cash of S290.6O0. The loss OF
specie which was caused undoubtedly by Inc
exports OF gold, was more than Offset by me Fe-
cepts Of currency from interior points. Ire"S-
ury payments to the Clearing House coh'iiuou
to be paid in gold, but in exchanges ort"'S"
banks the proportion OF gold used IN seltclileh,
fell to purely nominal figure lhe rt wa. ~ a
further EXPANSION Of loans by something oN'l
go coo 600 but this increase was pfin ipaIdS VII
warehouse receipts for grain ana COTTON. nri s
was no increase in Stock Exchange loans, anu
the demand for money on mercantlic dccou',''
apart from agricultural products was extremely
light There was a mod sratc inquiry lioi" s'',sil
manufacturing towns in various par's w. Vi re me
country but * had little influence on tne I'm
oval results The statement was fairly consistent
in its details. although the increase III u,po,
vas smaller bv over $500 900 than other chang 5
Cemanled. but this was n p3rual S'riectiol -
discrepancy in the opposite direction week asoc
The result of all the changes was loss oL
sSsssoo in the surplus reserHe en SIC GSS25
against s5445 225 in the corresponding "reh
year ago and s1s.16 500 at the same uine Ill '"e
preceding year ,o.ot;,,o statements
of December and December 10: .
,,,a PAS go 3 s.,s Pei % Inc D.rsss
sSse i o. s sS zoo i SSscs9 q" In Sc
b beposs 4s 100 Inc 2ts 200
Crwation 49,. - G02 100 B4,0 wv DEC
The following shows the relation between ,ne
total reserve and the total deposits al 'he IL
spective dates: - ..o ma r.. 9, 90, 400
ppsai tenders M % $500 9G5cs 400 Inc. loi'
ro,, $50 7o7 900 5000 go Coz Inc. $500"
Reserys G GsqS,df 2a BOOSTS Inc
s,r,,r. SIC 500 425 css23 Dec. $4,000
The Clearing House statement was as t l",-
lows: For to-day-Exchanges. |''i rrc1arces
ances 81. 1895, 1874. For Inc MeeN
sol 964 5s4 balances, s2s,os'oz"
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
u-,ua the trading in stocks was fully up TO me
- business on Saturday, the TRANSACTIONS
,,.aro unevenly distributed In SuHai i.el's s
,hev were nearly a third Of the totai puses'
In Dstilling and General EiectIi, ai,'n a,,ong
indnetriai shares and in Western Union a'iloi,s
III, 1ao;al,ias they exceeded 10000. Inc on!
other which achieved equal prominence wa ' -,
Da,,i In these the transactions were neaiI
three-quarters Of the total pusinesS. me down
annartions the movement Of prices was uV"ii
rari sugar Refining early rose ABOUT -
cen, hut it's final price showed snEn. 81
FLUCTUATIONS in Distilling were marrow; Hi,ri
stock closed a shade lower tnoa,ion while
C,har Industrial shares were either heeIec'ru y"
80 ,riea lower Western Union ended ap ,c, {
its lowest point. but lost y per ceh.. "a
| Granger stocks were the weakes, nov WA With
SS,iinoton and Quincy suffered a loss or Iais
| traction Last prices were pI 80 a., not in
! Lowest for the day. The closlns Wa 80 ,bo
e"enced appreciably by the publication oi '"e
pa rhere We're no transactions In Government
bonds at the Stock Exchange. but the in aY NJ
mas steady without important chahse'
| quotations were as follows: ,,
| .Is..