New-York tribune., 1894-03-26
n1rJJ, DAYS IN STOCKS.
SPECULATION IN1CTIVE.
,,crs OF STOCKS ARE STRONGER,
.BUr TRADING IS LIGHT-RATEs FOR
MONEY EAsY-TiE FokEllsN In
CHANGE MARKET.


sunday March 25-p. m
The United States Treasury received last week
,r,,, customs s24299i6 from lh'erhal revenue
% $50 753 and from miscellaneous sources S7'o4o'-
,oto, from, ALL s555767i against s5.S55696 in
the nrevious week. 1t is unfortunate that the
covernrent receipts from customs or other
sa,,noos 4, M, increase The principal changes
,n the vault balances were made up as follows;
,oss =, the gold balance OF $l.47l,09. by
dooroaso of S15754S9 in coin and bullion, less
roducto, Of s1OS 10 in outstanding certificates;
- ,r ,bo eiI,er balance of S423.394, by an in
creas 20 Of s191 400 I'm coin and builon III aunluoh
,o REDUCTION of 1921 92f in certfcateS ana 1reaS-
urv notes and loss in the leSal-tender Dalance
80 e. 1aS 721 by a decrease of Sl66.I2l in notes.
with an issue Of $4,000 in currency ceruilca'eS
Treasury notes to the amount OF s0i'oo9 were re-
,urned in the ordinary course OF business. put
- reieeue amounted to Sl,66S, 129 ana the vol
ume of these notes in circulation was increased
si 637 lo9 The Trcasu"ys habihty lor lnc re-
demption Of National bank notes was ENLARGED
~. st55 7os and deposits of lawful money on that
account are now *20."5zl49 ,
Subjoined is Saturdays statement. compared
WIFI '''''' March Il. March "a. Differences.
God coin and bull
ION less 5a col slc5 42e Dec sl471.77o
SS n;: ss Ii!iSG:9 IsS: Dec Dee 49, 5s
SltTgr bnlllon no'i" less cer oo.- o,o ,n 90, 90,
~ t., r-o,, xI44 7cs. 800 s4e e25 o,2 Dec s2.5s7,4eo
prpass' faaKs IN Ha' l524oo 1lae59o7 Dec 14G4 400
Total balance si5C25.72s .'so Dec $2eS3'S'
legatender re- go - ooo "a, ooonno
Net cash ball.. $50 c27572s s5s.5el739 Dec 50 esS9ss
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
Rv the operations of the New-York Sub-Treas-
urv in the week ended Friday night which IN
cluded payments of s27Sj53for purchases sofPacifIc
Railroad bonds the associated banks gained
sl1G4O42 The weekly bank statement published
Yesterday showed an average gain in cash OF "
S251O0 There was further expansion OF loans py
s25l6.3 300 IN the last three weeks the increase
in this item has amounted to S6'2h,Voo' Ou' 'he'e
has been no special reason for it. The demand
seems to have come from widely diverse sources
partly mercantile ana partly speculative me
increase in deposits was smaller by ahou' sliy''-
900 than the other changes dennanueu' ""' 'il-o
was merely partial correction OF uisciepe'H.ico .
I'm the opposite directi-n in the previous TWO
weeks The result of all the changes was d
further gain of $l775,S5O in the surplus reS,iNe.
end the hanks hold in excess Of legal requirements
$40 9O77 $50 against 50 243z00 in the correspondents
week year ago. and SlSv0a42o at the same tii'e
in the preceding year. -. , -
three preceding years We're as follows; .so1 dS3S1
loans decreased 81 S35.70O. cash Increased s-'s'
900 deposits decreased $2456,7OO, and surplus re-
serve increased So 204 075; 1S92-Oans decreased
81 224 400 cash increased S1t09oO deposltS ce
creased $4ls7,3O and surplus reserve mclSaStu -,
81 SO7 725: ls9l-loans increased $25So Vo caSh ue
creased 1901 300 deposits increased $l-4S'lo0 anu
surplus reserve decreased $6l3,3-o
subjoined is Saturdays statement compared
with the corresponding dates of the preceding
two years: ~ -,
Mar oG '9a Mar -. 90 Mar. = ~
, s.e0 AL 800 s434 800 $4'Jl+'Hp
Ess.i,.aa.l: fs:sf @ ls.s!;5s 4 50 &:$5
Deposits ...... 1l 9o d9o ao .o3 7,@Is.O ii a43 90
Circulation ocVV"V' "'N-~'O
The following shows the relation between tle
total reserve and the total deposits at the re-
spective dates: 90 ~,
$50 s1o1 21s 700 81 Ga3 700 $as G!2 900 900
iegal-tenders ...... 4931s9Jo 47,4'"co lio.'4I'o'
p..sr,. .sl5o537 600 s1Iall9So) s2i3,i9i.oco
ssaps, Deposits 1s2 5sol75 ICos7Gloo i@G1cN
Surplus ........' SioV"'a 3,5
Percentage 80"
The following table shows the percenlaSe "
reserve held for each bank. 1t snonld De on
served the National banks are required 70 k9vP
a reserve OF 25 per cent and State banks one OF
15 per cent: