New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23

ference Will be recOnvened at Brussels later on.
Mr.. Cannons visit to Washington is connected
with the matter OF his continuing as delegate,
but he will most probably see the Secretary OF the
Treasury as well as the President. Mr. Cannons 5
views upon the condition OF the Treasury ana upon
the policy which should be pursued by the Depart
ment are understood TO be in harmony with MS
associates here, and he will doubtless take the OPP
portunity TO present his views to the Admins
tration. There is little doubt toe. that Assistant
Treasurer Jordan will, now that he mas assulieu
his office, feel at liberty TO communicate 10 MS
supcriors in Washington the condition oil aha''
here he finds 1t. oooo
The Sub-Treasury yesterday lost Sl,lOo'Ooo
god and gained 100000. The latter sum was
deposited by the German Exchange Bank IN eA,
change for currency. There was 100000 gold
withdrawn tor shipment to Canada anu heidei-
bach, Ickelhemer ~ Co. took out S'Oo,Ooo 10 pe
shipped abroad on the German steamer neHt ! ues-
day. The total Withdrawals for Canadian ac-
count for last week amounted 10 SoOO,0O0 an uii-
usually heavy movement to the DOMINION. Inc
withdrawal for Tuesdays European steamer was
extremely unusual, gold intended for export Is
rarely taken from the Sub-Treasury earlier than
the day previous to the sailing OF the vessel 1he
unusual action of the banking firm may be inter
prctcd as another indication OF the nervous
impression created abroad by the suggestion that
the gold reserve might be protected at the eA-
prnsc of a suspension of gold payments upon one
class of National currency Inc order 10 s'cHIc M
the gold at once doubtless came from the timdlty
of the foreign correspondents Of the New-l orK
house The Sub-1reasury received 100000 in
Treasury notes for the gold it gave out. the re-
maindcr being paid for in grcenbacks. The en-
Ports on Tuesday are expected to aggregate -
O00. 900 to $3,000,0O0.
The examination of the accounts OF eX-AsSlstant
Treasurer Ellis H. Roberts was begun yesterday AT
the Sub-Irpasury by the following committee Of
experts from the Treasury Department at Wash
inston: g. G.. Bantz, who supcryiscs the work :;
lanes A. Sample. Albert Ralyea, sherman Piatt,
Robert II. Forsyth. Isaac y. Martin George IT,
smith, William IT, Sterne. H. {. Pearson. r e.
Collins W j. Manning. \. *. Wagner. w /.
Vale d. H. Maclcol and James d. Rove The
first DAYS work was spent in counting tn" t"lerH
cash The work of counting the stores OF gold
and silver coin will take several weeks. The fol-
lowinr i n summary of the transactions AZ the
Suh-'IrraslIry under Mr. Robertss administration ::
rallnce March 81 1889. slS1 ,9ol' 'si4
i,sccipt, -......................s4 9i3 o?4 sli
Excess payments. Sooo-,'oo
r,l,,ce March a 1so3 ..... 81 $50 405
The actual shipments Of gold to Europe yestcr-
dav were Si.2ji, 800 The French steamship La
Champagne. took out these amounts Of sold:
Ialard oo o on oo
hfnIi{ W,od , 10 .'................ 10000
ro.., ..................s2 81 o9o. 900
Thc German steamer Elbe carried cut these
lots Of gold
iicd,ilach Ickcllolmer Co................. G'0c'o
ro,,, ..............sI go OCO
The American line II 'amship New-lork, which
sailed at ~ a. m. carried So 100 gold, slilpped
by LaZard Frcres.