New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07

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M ScSa4Hss Na Rat 10 S@ $50 geo 1880 e
Bank OF Amer. 10 100 80 800 go 300 - go v 80
phenix Nat 44odooo eS$ go g$g ts s5s 90 "a
National city SS5t b. 800 ,9 iSa iG W. G 10 3;
Chemical Nat. % o2t 1901 SEQ "a 40 81 30 100 s
G hSrS TX MAJ Ma. so4 SS 35s 90
MAJ M 7 PPSy S2SS S IS SO 700 1905 IS
Greenwich 49,. iiO3 400 I667o0 9it7oo liza 200 S5g
Ieath Man Nat 2s73sco 553 100 il535oO 49, 81 o.
seventh Nat. i1osao 2S3oo 2229o9 Ie ~ I iS AK
Amer tx Na 20 52i 900 OGS OOo 81 40 q is2 90 ~
81 732 800 3.42+ 00t2 ~. go = ~ ~.
Mercantile Nat. 7'45s.ooc 300 400 2oe76o g2t," -
Nat PIX Republici57i o42 oS 300 - $50 80 ~
Chatham Nat. 5oSC 400 2oe 200 lSs2o 20 .1 az az
Hst Bank Nat, A. 3 500 & S 5es @
N ;:si'f Ha5i Ss$SS tS$ sss s: 81
Mar Full 1903 300 d53 300 $500 SSssS ~ q
Corn TX Bank Si2 400 $50 2Oi40 ees ~, 99s
Cont Nat Bank SOB 22l 800 900 !sey y ~
oriental Bank 23O 200 AS 300 1870 w. o. %
Imp & ira u 10 $50 Geo SIS 0o q 6 =" ~
Nat Park Bank - SO 800 42s 800 500 80 y. so 3,
Fast Riv y Ik lips 300 49, 800 l6T.SO ~ ~ ~
Fourth Nat Bk2i $4,000 $4,000 2S 800 q q: =" ts
second Nat Bk 4lGico $4,000 1902 900 9sSS 90 =
Ninth Nat Blk g. 1iG 500 sSj9oO 23SO0 4l9S ~, %
First Nat BanN24 $50 800 +7I 100 % ~ On
THIRD Nat Bank 1859 1897 900 lo4looo co az
SYN FIX Rk lS9 ,99 i 1922 s s 1000 sss
co Nat Bk 2ssl 400 io63 100 2e5 $50 $ 6ti 30 80
chrse Nat Bank2 $50 400 o55 800 325 1923 @ -
Fifth Ave Bank 6osS $40 95i 200 9isG@ Ss ~ 40 so
Germania Bank ?.ol 800 49, eco ss goo 1850 SO
Nat bank X t e, S iS 700 700 s sS 900 SO
Garfield Nat Bk 300 900 LoI32oo ~? 900 40 rs
R Of M Meird Ssns 800 SdSS sss
West Side Bk. $1,000 ~. "W s q. 0 rs 900 93
sls,p Wai Rank 9o5o0o $4,000 3ijooD nj
West Nat Bank 5S5oo 25sS 800 3l5 800 40 SO
south Nat Bank 2i74i0o 1890 800 23oiS 81
Totals. 40 l6e 100 loo.cS2. 100 i27 399 600
The bank exchanges OF the New \ oIh N~ work
ing House and the stocks sold at the Newt OF
Stock Exchange last week and for the W.
the preceding two years compare as follow, a.
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E ES sRarss sold. iiHoc7s Sseisd6 i'"
THE MONETARY SITUATION
Although the weekly bank statement showe NE
surprising Increase in the item OF ioan,s,hina
money markets remained listless and II any a"er
rates were slightly lower The largest Do s Ssw-
OF money a. the present time is the CITY W
York. which needs funds for large expenu'.srnn,
and improvements. and cannot o3tain them sangs
taxes until the fail. AT the Stock EAs t and
on time at from IL TO per cent i s,, Snur
periods and from 2h2 70 per cent Tor ION i car
months TO the remainder OF the caiehuaI s!rcai
There was n0thing at all doing In con" '.,,her
paper. Merchants. as rule are ienue, Of
than borrowers Of money. and in consequsnirt,
the stagnaton in business, and the uhce. riff
in regard To the action OF Congress on W. new
bill, they are reluctant TO enter upn,tv is
ventures The supply OF paper conseq iiy,,e
very light, and not OF a high grade me has
paper OF the first class which Is onersa who
been eagerly absorbed by other mero In the
have no use for their entire capital ,rlAs
European markets rates for money were nan
dearer. advancing to IL per cent In IN, IN paris
market in London; to the same hgure Err.
and to per cent at Berlin Inc bAnA .sts foe
land made no change In fts minimum"