New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
ICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday. Aug. Up. m
The weekly statement of the associated banks
published to-day reflected the movement of gold
into the Treasury in exchange for legal tenders
and outside of this showed-in view of the
known movement OF money-no striking or un-
expected changes Cash decreased S2.SJI 900.
made up by loss OF $99760O0 in specie. and
gain of $7.119,G00 In legal tenders. Loans de-
creased 81 7O4, 600 against decrease last week
of 81 3O1 coo and deposits decreased SS,344 200
The interior currency movement in the week
was In favor OF the city, the gain being more
than So 0O00 600 and by the operations OF the
Sub-Treasury the banks lost S232j, S95 The
suit OF all the changes was decrease in surplus
reserve of SI70950 TO S17.72S,60O. against
S40917 1I5 this week last year. and 500. 053.IO0
in the same time in 1894 In the last two weeks
the banks have deposited more than Sls,O0O,000
gold with the Treasury. and the loss TO the
banks in specie in that time has been about
SIG 600 600 PAYMENTS TO the Sub-Treasury the
loss in cash and the reduction in loans &C
counted for the decrease in deposits this week,
which some people in the Street seeTed to thin;
was due TO boarding.
The following are the comparative statements
OF July - and August ];
Loan. srz 800 assss 500 Dec sa GSas,, 90
fsssf go q 100 Inc Ss 7ISS
DEPOSITS 'gs s 3s 200 s 4S2sIdo"" Dec s$ 81
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits of the
spective dates
ss: .s:ss. s R Iss s$s
Total reserve .siN 100 sas.es2ioo Dec s2s57.coO
against deposits l2s 800 $50 2l 2535oo Dec 2oseo5o
Surplus . SIS 4ss5,o sl7, 600 Dec s77os5o
The Clearing House statement for to-day was
as follows Exchanges So 692S 800; balances,
soSSo For the COS w osa a.a E1 cha $
clearings Of all the clearing houses Of the
United States for the week ending to-day have
been xSGl ,O29 5S5 against S91 59S OBS last week
and $685.. 2O5,522 in the corresponding week Of
last year
The following are the changes for the CORE
spending week of the three preceding years
1Sg5-Loans increased S.. 101 900. cash decreased
$3.50 900, deposits increased S3.361 600 and sur
plus reserve decreased S1.070. 400; 1s94-Loans
Increased S670.900. cash decreased So 800
deposits decreased 81. 463.lOO, and surplus re-
serve decreased S2.S50,025; 1S93-Loans in
creased 81 231 300 cash decreased S12O241O 100
deposits decreased 1921 900. and surplus
serve decreased S9,716.125.
The following table shows the bank holdings
on the respective dates:
Loan. ............ sss$sea.sss $;.eS stssss.%
bss!: ssiSssSSs I.S s,S ..35fs SO SO
Circulation ....... osi2iG iSios@O i4soocOo
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits Of the re-
spective dates:
Aug T. o. Aug 3. 9j. Aug. !. 30
$50 80 800 36J.414 $40 SAC 254.1CU
Ig3, S95. 500 1ivOlSjO 81 III. 4oO
Total reserve s24 Az 700 sis4 4e3 300 S3s 81 100
Reserve required
against deposits. l45.3S"Ooo l43oIol2" l%l2~b.JNc
surpus ..... $50 U53, 700 $4o917l5J ST., 12S. 800
Percentage 36S 32l 2s6
STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED BANKS
IN DETAIL.
The following table shows the bank holdings,
together with the percentage OF reserve held by
each bank. National banks are required to keep
a reserve of % per cent, and State banks one OF
10 per cent: