New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16
r months 1892 llS l64 s4oi 3i7, 1924 1916 1876 .o5S
THE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT

Tho United States Treasurer received last week
from customs, S5,362,72O: from internal revenue
80 oe0 0s4 and from miscellaneous resources,
S2c7 sos: total from all, Ss,63l ,349, agalns;
S1-s5.542 in the preceding week, which consisted
"otsve business days. The weekly Treasury state
went shows an increase of 81 .?25, IN net cash
mer rsults and decrease of $3.50 in deposits
~ National banks. The net cash balances we're
aacreased therefore only by S644370. The Prin-
cpal falling off was in the. gold balance ana TIE
s{neipal increase in the silver balance
IHs principal changes in the vault balances
,.ra made M as follows: loss in the gold bal
ssoe of Sl,24s.00S, by decrease OF q ,a,V w.,
n roin and bullion, less a reduction oil S32-ci9 III
,hs volume of outstanding certificates; a gam IN
NE silver balance of S1.213,43l, by a further ac-
humiliation of 81 1871 773 in coin and bullion less
an increase OF S5s,3i2 in outstanding ceithca,eS'
and a gain in the tegal.tender balance OF $50
oos nv An increase of 81 1886 IN notes, less
an increase of S5S,342 in outstanding certinca'e'
Toldines of National bank notes were lncrt ased
hr $685. 46. Treasury notes to the amouht Oh
$4,000 were issued in payment Ior si.ver pGi IL
,bs course of business and the amount of these
roes In circulation vas swollen further by ISL
,iS The Treasurys liability for the redemption
At National bank notes reduced ny SIZo,-
.oa and the deposits of lawful money on That
account amounted TO S23,2oo,'o''
Suboinej i, saturdays statement compared
with that of January
Jan. :. Jan. "A. Differences.
Gold coin and bull
Cd COO reserve eel o57 o32 $40 sosl9i Dee. s2iSsce
5ss6 s:s s5s;s E Ins &c
s Silver dsiars and
nssa,s; 10" e.r s731sl6 6oo5247 Inc. 1,273a3l
Cash in Treasury sil o. GO ss2,3Os25 Inc sl2951Vo
GpprNs III N"' 10 500 100 10 aol 395 Dec. 795
Total bslsnce ISL ssl $50 $50 ,2co Inc se44S'o
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
A.. Norl Sui -TrpD &
ulI in the week ended Friday night, Which in;
Guided payments of S455,597 for Pacific Railroad
bonds purchased, the associated banks gained 81,
476,55S The weekly bank statement puoisaaeu
Yesterday showed an average gain IN cash Oh %
$4,000. The increase in specie was S5,5? ,oVo'
and part of this was gold paid out In the
Treasury disbursements. The balance was silver
ssIessS ow which ,s RpTed hc the neeeP ow
money was on a large scale, and the statement
proved it TO be much heavier than had been
in loans affected the increase in deposits but, in
View of the changes, the statement was fairly
consistent. The result Of all the changes was an
increase Of S6,66s 900 in the surplus reserve. and
the banks now hold in excess of legal require
ments 1851 0.45o. against S24,576,025 in the
corresponding week a year ago and S19,ls3,S2'
In the preceding year.
Tho changes in the corresponding week in thre'
preceding years were as follows; ls92-loans in
creased 81 ,543,300. cash increased $780,. 400
deposits increased 50, 5000 and surplus rcserv
90
s5I0,600. cash increased S7,762,, 700, DEPOSITS i'll
creased s7.s5?so and surplus res,rve increase e
S5.709.575; 1s0o-loans increased 50? 800
cash increased S2,7sl,loO, deposits ihcreasr
S5,3o2,,o0, and surplus reserve increase
Sl,765,425 g..
Subjoned is Saturdays statement compared Wit
the corresponding dates of 1891 and 1892;
jan IL '0l. Jan. 16. '92. Jan. "a y?
Inns s333 AZ 500 s345 S33. 200 s43i SO o
Sr4cjs - s5'7C5 100 lO4 $50 800 1891 80
Ifsnl.tende,. AZ pG:i 100 II GOf 500 81 $50 lo
Dposits ..... S9s177500 4s1 49, 200 fG2 $50 ~
Circuc;lon ~ 1858 coo 5590.700 jG23 20
The following shows the relations between III
total reserve and the total deposits at the re
spective dates
Specie - SIS 7e5 100 slOi SEQ 300 $40 90 90
Lecsl.tenter, $500. 32 963, 100 Al .0Oi 500 5l,3SOlO
Reserve ...slIs 72s 200 SAG ia 100 sl3l ,325 co
Reserve required go. .ao ne 49, - =
eGanst deposits. 09,5A,oio l-l,oJSo'o 'i'''i'Y
surplus ...... slsIss s25 e2I, $40 o25 s15.6i04 a.
p.,,.,pp..n., ''''''''''' ~-"'-'!1S 3Ol %.
The following table shows the percentage o
reserve held by each bank. 1t should he observed
the National banks are required to keep re
serve Of IS per cent and State banks one oi l.
per cent.