New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05
CONFIDENCE RETURNING.
ST0CK SPECULATION ACTIVE.
SHARES DISPLAY GREATER
,.,.cr1,-1,FFECT OF THE BLAND
BILL on THE MARNET-RANh
RESERVES INCREASING

RESERVES INCREASING.
,.oa states Treasurer received last week
Inc Ems 50. 7e9 515: from internal revenue.
90 - oss and from miscellaneous sources 3i-''
from all. S6sCS.G7?. against $122o65o IN
MI V''", .,,s wool, which consisted Of five bust
Inc p, g and against sGSOi.0)5 in the preced-
,,,,, week The greater part Of the increase
' ~ receipts from miscellaneous sources ana
,.,s 1ra largely. no doubt, 10 seigniorage
49, coinage last month. which amounted IN
.. 80 Ol9 800 The weekly treasury
1..,,,.,, shows a decrease of s2.791,296 IN the
-. cash in vaults. and an increase OF SloS'''o
T.. danosits in National banks. The net c"Sh
,a,ances were lowered. therefore. by s%o9S'%'o'
nv, largest decrease occurred in the egal-'ehder
balance. ,,.o
The nrincipal changes in the vault balances
,,era made up as follows: gain IN 'he so'u
balance OF s76S SOC by increase OF $4"s'o9o IN
coin and bullion, with a reduction OF $''''oio III
tho volume Of outstanding certificates a loss III
tho silver balance of s95G6l6, by an increase oil
q COS "a in the amount Of outstanding cerhh-
cafes and Treasury notes less a gain OF VOL
s;s IN coin and bullion. and loss in the legal
,onder balance Of S1GS7.645. by decrease OF
e. 1861 in notes. together with an ISSUE q.
stoo o00 ~ currency certificates lioldlngS or
National bank notes suffered a further IeuucVois
OF 1921 Al. Treasury notes TO 'he amount vi
sI94 1872 were returned To the treasury III tHe
course of business. and the volume or 'heSe
notes in circulation was diminished pE mat
amount. The Treasury's haDn'y aoT uie re
further by sS6S957 and the deposits OF iawiuI
money on that account amount to $20's'o1ol.
Subioned is Saturdays statement. compared
with that of FeP Fr5 y "a March 3. Differences
Gold coin and bull
lon rs s1oe 064 ss4 slO6 500 800 Inc s7Gs5o6
x, ssSs notes. Is S So De- Dee
bullion less ce.- ,-s, ~. o,ec,s
certificates AO'>- w ''oi''oo Nv -
,., in Treas. STAG 29e!o SLAB Cea 50 7e7e 2o
D sp9E. IN N~t 1142oool 52s o'7 Inc. los $50
,,, balance sl37 $50 800 S5495l GO Dec. 2Gss 80
legatender re- 80 ooo ,oooooooo
Net cash ball.. So $40 s5ao5l,C5o Dec s2css 20
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
~. the operations of the New-York Sub-Treas-
uryin the week ended Friday night when ihcAnut }
pavments of s1352O for purchased Paclhc RAJ
road bonds the associated banks lost N,2ls-
sec. The weekly bank statement pub
Nshei Yesterday showed an average increase
;n cash of $751; 100 There was gam
IN legal-tender notes of N150.4OO, but TINS was
offset in part by loss of $3S93OO IN specie. me
export of s125oOOO gold counted for niue III enI
statement. The movement or currency .o"aI u
this city was continued through the week; ana
tho increase in legal-tender notes proved the
substantial accuracy of estimates. \ cohtrac-
tion of 81 914 200 in loans with the small changes
IN other items reflected clearly the general stag
nation in business. The statement was uh.
usually consistent in its details. The result OF
all the changes was further gain of $lOll, 4O0
in the surplus reserve, and the banks held III eN-
cess Of legal requirements SI5.US9VO against
s65O3,125 in the corresponding week year ago
and 81 292 225 at the same time in the preceding
year. . =, .,
The changes in tie corresponding week in three
preceding years were made up follows; 1898 Ioais
decreased 653 sos cash decreased S5,5oIoOc, de-
posits decreased $40 7O3 8OO and surplus reserve
decreased s2SS1 $50. 1892 loans Increased S''SZ',
500 cash decreased $52675O0, deposits increased
81 639 900 and surplus reserve decreased Soo' TO
1891 loans increased s94 800. cash decreased S5'-
c37 500 deposits decreased s1952.SOO, and surplus
reserve decrea sed 81. 749. 200.
Subioined Is Saturdays statement. compared
with the corresponding dates OF the preceding
two years: 100 ,,., , "a.
Loans SASS. 675.30o s432 9ll 900 s45s 3o5 aoo
Specie l9t 5 ans 500 q go zoo 1Iis9 500
Deposits 5S3 $500 $4,000 go oSi 81 Nv; ~
Circulation ........- 5.59s.O0O 5G4O.4O noioV wv
The following shows the relation between the
sbscie slo4 40 500 $50 35asoo se7.52e 200
Lega-tenders 1890. 1o2o'1oo 4'o'o''oo HLio''o.
Reserve ..-sI5iGsG9 800 sl22. Oo 200 SOS. ia 200
against depos.ss- laa se4e75 il5ooo75 1885, 300
Surplus s2l.2 s2 22s so'5Oa5l2s s75.77S$ sot
The following table shows the percentage OF
reserve held for each bank 1t should be OBJ
served the National banks are required to keep
reserve of % per cent and State banks one o
10 per cent: