New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18
STUBBORN STRENGTH SHOWN
AZ INCONSISTENT MARKET.
,.o ONE CAN PREDICT THE END OF
THE GOLD MONEMENT-AN EN-
CESSIyE SUPPLY OF MONEY.

Sunday. June II p. m.

SuINdN June II ~ III.
rha United States Treasurer received last week
,..-o customs. $l9l5.2S0; from internal revenue,
49, olo and from miscellaneous sources. SIS
esa total from all. S5.272,2i9. against $.6j094S in
.te nrevious week. Receipts from customs were
NIL but there was large increase in receipts
sr,n, internal revenue. The weekly Treasury
.,a,euent shows decrease In the net cash in
..,,,,s Of N.5s47n which. with a decrease Of
rss75 in deposits in National banks. makes the
.o,aI reduction in cash balances s1,553, 10 The
.r,ncipal changes In the vault balance were made
~ az follows: further less in the gold bal
~n,a n SO. .46S. by decrease Of $4607.33S in
al, and bullion less reduction Of sG09S7O in
Ave- amount Of outstanding certificates; gain in
,ba silver balance Of S3951O7 by an increase Cf
lsil in coin and bullion. with reduction Of
.oos 4,S in outstanding certificates and Treasury
oo,ea and q gain in the logal-tender balance II
emo 2Of by an increase Of $4.OS5.204 in notes.
.o,nus a reduction Of $3.50 in currency cert.fl-
Gates Holdings If National bank notes We're
,asuced by Sls505S4 Treasury notes ISSUED un-
dor the sherman law to the amount of N.65152J
rers returned. and the amount Of these notes in
circulation was reduced to slS7179.46S. The
Trsasury's liability for the redemption Of Ma
tonal bank notes was lowered by $2i14Ol 10
S2s0S2 6@1.
with that II June 9:
June >. June lc. Differences.
Gold cor and
,, st, SO 32s275 Sos ssoso1 Dec s3997 4G>
, s59 1 sSS:.s b I@s 1898 e.
Siysr dollars and
taca,es ........ lS.al5221 13.GiS.@2S Inc. @@lo7
c,.O Treasury sl2S o33 si26es2e2 Dec 81 53f7
p.F seai iaas.,.. l2o7747 nass 772 Dec. 1919
rs balance $40 400. $50 sl3>oo7oCi Dee. 81 3 7lG
seETe .......... 100000 100000 ........
xo cash ball.. s4o4co7,o $3s9o7.oi. Dec. sl553 nc
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
,,v me operations OF the New-York Sub-Treasury
In the week ended Friday night. which included
navnoent II Sc 80 for purchases of Pacific Rail
20 b,uds the associated banks lost SSi5.42s
The weekly bank statement published Yesterday
showed an average loss IN cash o! $6iONp' me
changes IN the statement were hardly worthy II
noioe There was a little increase IL losses
hu, m one ina gincS that this represents 4
healthy demand for money. because there has
been none Exports Of god 10 Europe caused
only decrease Of $4,000 in specie. ana ms may
have been due simply % the fact that me goo
sent abroad was furnished 10y one Of the cry
banks In is details the statement was uhusu-
sly consistent. The result Of al the changes
VAS a further loss u S54l.675 in the surplus re-
serve but the banks still hold IN excess or reg
rsou!rements S-6S16.575. against NT6Np lH mo
corresponding Week year ago ana " 'H5'o-' III
the corresponding week IN mo preceding yea.
The changes in the corresponding Week IN three
breeding years were as follows: 1898 Loans o.
creased S369e 500; cash decreased. SS1N4oD; de-
posts decreas ed. Sl2 $50 POO and surplus reserve
decreased. s. 644lO0 lSs2-Loans increased s. S'i-
900: cash decreased 1861 600. deposits incr"af !,
S5s0l00 and surplus reserve decreased. S02O-o.
lssl--Loans increased. S3l55loo ash increased
$500 700. deposits increased. $ll333.-Vl and sur
plus reserve increased. $56N14o)
Suojoined is Saturdays statement cfNparri