New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
CLOSING PRICES or CHICAGO STOCK
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Saturday. April 2i-p. m.

/ Saturday, April 2i-p. IN.
BY the operat tions of the New-York Sub-Treas-
ury in the week ended last night. which in
| cluded payments of S34.427 for purchases OF Pa
cifc Railroad bonds the associated banks gained
s2.3s517s. The weekly bank statement published
to-day showed an average increase In cash OF
50. 200 A new factor appeared in the state
ment. The increase in loans was due neither 10
| better mercantile or speculative demand. but
to the issue OF New-York City bonds in advance
| OF tax collections There would have been some
| increase In spite Of these loans. just as there
! would have been some decrease in specie If ther,
| had been no exports Of gold. The latest Gold
| shipments counted for little. and once more thc
statement was merely n reflection Of conditlons
| week ago. The statement was not consistent
| in its details and the increase In deposits was
larger by nearly 81 250 900 than the other changes
| required The result of all the changes was a
further increase Of $1.l77.025 in the surplus re-
| serve and the banks now hold In excess on
legal requirements $50 0OS OPS. against $lA $500
| in the corresponding week year ago ana VIZ
532. .s75 a. the same time in the preceding year,
| The following are the comparative s'd'e"'o"'9
OF April IA and April 81
Loans $40 S go go sSs "a @ w., 3 .s ipe ec 'iiSsoo
iegai,enders ... l2 0soo ~ AZ y Inc o95 t 1 ,,
pePosi,,, so ioG7asoo Dec. ac'oo
The following shows the relation between me
| total reserve and the total deposits a' '"7 'e
| spective dates: ,
sr.ce 500 Oa GO sos e2o7oo Dec 81 rs 900 20.
scai-,ena.rs IL AZ lUD me '~''f W.
ro,a, Ss2i 7o7 coo s224 800 SECS 2oo
against Geposis i4os7sGo it2 2asL77' Inc los 40
surr,,s .... $50 ssI 900 So or Inc 81 .oc'
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
For to-day-Exchangcs. SSO924S S57 balances. 80: go
| 1850. For the wcek-EXchanses' $oVVio'''o'
balances, s33. 020 707
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The stock market was duh and heayy. New
England was depressed by the terms OF me pro,
| Dosed reorganization, but II IS hot CleaI ui"'
shareholders Of this and GONE 0ther coIlpaiile, olp,
in about the same position have really any Irea,
rights Recent reorganizations nave recosIlt%e ~ u
every claim. and for 1t some sort "l paPn L. n5
been given. The assessments on Ne"-f'hBId'u
| stocks are a step in the right dlrecuon' anu
other plans may be modified In the same Was
New England fell nearly per cent pui l,,i ~ -
| covered one-half Of the loss II ~ po9SlDIe' "a va
course that this decline Influenced the BeiltIHn' -
course OF prices and In professional n,N,. lndn ~
this may not be paying too gren1 Thn de-
a. a stock which is usually featureless me "
cIne I'm Ncw-England may have caused tne
weakness in the general list ST faul anu 81 r,n
west. Sugar Refining ana Dlsui,ns HHhs, anu I,ni"n
Feeding. Missouri Pacific and western cinu" 'i
| ,ra,, have declined because the pilce oi -"
TSnSland was lower. They may nave @ ueo .t
stn'nly because the selling was better man ine i
fttng A. any rate the trading was Wholly
professional and consequently Vafiat'bn' ,h io,es,
inexpcable The closing was ho' "' '"0
figures ,,r, 1o>-n MARKET
There were again no transactions in Govern
non. bonds at the Stock Exchange pul 'he MAJ
het was steady At these quotalohs' .,
& 49,. 1921, "' Asked T. cur g. 3.;. @ "a
gnnaSya y,1 at r3s .: ,S. GS i s eur. Sar s.
- a. Ioo7 cou.lit lts s. enr s o. iis "
E T. iSot ISs. dSis.. sos i:.. iiiss 5o5 1896 no
state issues were quiet and strong T"oti r"oti
coroiina &c Of 1919 gained the fraction al lzZr2
& vir,,nia deferred 6s stamped receipts raj
lied y per cent to S7s In the 0iher Nal'sde s
ions we're included small sales OF renhessee ~, @
} ,in,ent % at 7S settlement 81 at loa, ana Sc.
io,o,, tonom Co q, 1O7 OF city bank stocks Nassau
s"ld on AT 1863 and Republic 0O at 100 -,
The general bond market was eMtIe a, natsriaii,
o,,en Tor a halliday. Pr es were not mdte'i&'I y
, eNe e,,anaad Atchison issues neglected, bu
Atlantic and Pacific frsts advanced 2 per cen an,
to 53it few special issues were lIs"c'' a. al T.
Cregnn short Line and Utah Northern cohS'i
oIee t 9u nor cent To- 56I. Most variations wer
In the direction Of lower prices. but declines WgI
usually under per cent ana 0ly nsn, Oh 5s wer
a shade lower at 1868. and general 4'2s iell :
ner cent TO 7js. bat in both Instances me ,Iais
act,ons were small Phadelphia and Readinl
on,a incomes closed unchanged at 2g24E
: while thirds declined " per cent 10 io'g, % am
General As suffered the same loss at 20. itNa i
and Pacific issues were dull ana hedNy' pu' NV NV
" ! nnal declines were only "a per cent. hfieieh|
: is made - our fun report OF bond sales
- Rates for money were nominal, as usua' o
Saturday. but few small loans were h'"ue ~
, The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Ciearin
| House $6S7.235. 49,
THE WEEKLY TREASURY sTATEMEN !
The receipts from customs reported from wan
~ ington to-day were $S53222 from internal ,o o.,
J, Ssso oT9 and from miscellaneous sources. *y9n
J, Tbe Treasury received $3ls277 National pan an,
o notes for redemption. and the receipts on va
J, I account for the week ended to-day anoutcu
~ a az 72e To secure National bank note circuid
% Ton g. holds s202 313, 300 in these bonds:
A Currency G GeG .
- i-onr nd haIf per cents extended At per cent -
fs.. '''''
!, ,,,. ,onoeifed for circulation during IN
~ u,enk s2Gi 75O: bonds held to secure cifcuia.,o
% withdrawn. sS25O9O National bank circula.lT n,o ,
:, nu,st,ndjng-Currency notes. $2OS,olo'o'o kol
10 80 ssa T37. against which the Treasury hold
. sec 4s2 4Ss iegaltender money for the reduction
- surrendered circulation. .. ,,noharped q
!, In London British consos were unchaikeu
N 800 ie for money and I00h for the accoun acc m
% The Bank OF England gained further isooVo nu na
lion on balance. In the open market n,s n'um,s on