New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

total reserve and the totaI uepos!t vi '"e ~
spective dates:
irral-tenders -. lii.Go3.GD ll0ls5,5V Dec l''s u"
ro,o, reserve. SIG So 900 ,7Ao,2oo Dec. 1890"
against deposs i42 GooO7s I42 $500 Dec. 4"775
soro,u. .. ss4 225 s25 s32 i7s 700 Dec. s2o52 22'
The Clearing House statement for the day was
az follows: Exchanges Sill 2253 1893; balances. "
S5042l For the week: Exchanges. s66l
balances. s43.432,306. ,
The total exchanges Of all the bank clearing
houses Of the United states for the week ending
todav have been 81 142 sos. 565 against l.0S3 05
AZ last week and 1919 l6l 1856 the corresponding
week last year.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Stock Exchange transactions were light In the
two hours OF trading to-day. and there were
no features Of especial interest. Chicago Gas.
which has been the chief speculative venture
I'm The last week was the leader In point OF &C
tivity, and IT lost in the day nearly l per cent
People who profess TO know the SPECULATIVE ma
chincry Of the Industrial shares nave Asserted
that Chicago Gas has reached us lowest ie'ei
for this season. and that II VIII go up hexs
week This may be. but small dabpers ~ s s.
cannot afford to place any faith IN wall street
fins concerning the Industrial shares ior h'
WAYS Of the manipulators are many ana 'neli
operations are too errat.c to be foiio"eu s'i-'S
by the outsiders 1t was announced III tnis , az,
uy,r a week or more ago that the Standard on
interests IN Chicago Gas had hquidaded 'n mr.
holdings and Chicago dispatches conn,nh t.I''
NAMES Robert T. Lincoln. took the place wher
the Benedict party lost It's control se'ela
months ago and IL was then SAID that lie nav
tho support OF the Standard OH Company en-
capo Gas was unsucc essful In Its attempt 10 Sc
cure favorable legislation from the limos Les
islature and the Standard OIL interests IN II
cold ont their holdings. and the control Is pc
| Uoved TO have passed entirely from the large
int.resfs which succeeded the Benedict party
rho report that Mr. Lincoln Will resign az pres
idont has been denied. but there appears 10 pe
4 tor he
out OF the companies. ana mat theiI H"'.' Az.
| he readiusted upon another basis. AS far as u'V-
| Sond nrosnects are concerned there appears TO
| he no likelihood Of any dividend payments LOT
| tho rest of this year. 1t Is currently rep)rteu
that a hull pool has been founded In sugar He-
| dining and as the stock has advanced over per
: cent in the last two days IL may pe ASsu"e' "'
correct c.., roo,,,u
The shares OF the Distiiling and Cattle Feedihg
f,omnany were strong again to-day ana made n
~, go,r ~ ~ per cent. The prospects for the
nomnanvs REORGANIZATION are getting brighter
every dav and fortunately the stock II heid by
| stronp interests which seem determined 10 Keep
a. out Of the hands OF the Industrial manipulat-
orc The Granger shares were strong AT the
ononing hut fell off fractionaly on reports OF
hsd weather and crop damage circulated by the
nhoat sDeculators at the Produce Exchange
favorable reports OF the crops In the North
u I'M, u.ere received at the Produce Exchange
vi these with King & Co.'S estimate OF only
eli n crop In the six principal winter whea'
/ G,ates caused consider able covering OF snorts On
~ produce Exchange and the market became
s,rong its influence being EXTENDED 10 me eur e
~ .. nrices in the Granger shares on the STOCK
U.phanee Rock Island lost "a per cent AND
Dnnriin ston. after advancing from the opening a.
iD, d.. a. "a closed at $50 st. Paul opened al oSn
oomnhsh ee and closed ~ esk. southern NauWa$
was strong. both TOR the common ana 0Esas''s'