New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27
aIcEs OF BOSTON STOCKS.
THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday September 26-p. m.
The banks gained considerable cash TINS "eeA'
as reflected In the weekly statement OF the assn
ciated banks published to-day. In view OF pres
ent conditions the exhibit was highly gra'iIyihs
and was received with satisfaction In the banking
community The present tendency or easier rates
IN the money market fully explained by the
statement. which showed an increase In cash
holdings of $4,359S00. made up by gain OF
1895 800 in specie and gain OF $5'4ot'-oo III
legal-tender notes. while deposits increased o.
900 GOO and loans decreased $134S,2OO The re-
Svit Of all the changes was an increase in surplus
reserve of So 761 $50 to $14 2l6O2o. whicn ,d Is
against SD 206 175 this week last year ana soo.-
7a1 cor in the same week in 1894 The loan Item
showed a decrease of 81 .34S,2O0. against one o.
$500 800 due in great part to the nqhdaton ,s oi
gold loans The movement OF currency 10 tlie III
terior this week showed a falling off from the pre-
ceding week the net loss to the banks being ABOUT
81 $40. 600 and the result Of gold imports, IN
Guiding those received last Friday and satur
day, more than offset the interior loss me oper
atoms of the banks with the Sub-Treasury caused
a gain TO the banks Of 81 1861 800. Circulation m
creased S4SS,O 600. The loss to the Treasury In
leeal-tenders from deposits OF COLO and the
other known movement Of money In the week
were pretty accurately reflected In the statement.
The following are the comparative statements
of September 10 and September ~:
Loan. :s5 &c Pc 3s$5s:
f sessif tender: ssssi ssSsSS $3.50
pepUs i,o 1921 100 TO- 7os 100 Inc. 4ssOoO
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the totai deposits Vi 'he IT,
spective dates:
si3 $ 1a: IS
Total reserve ;i2i ss 400 200 Inc $50 800
against r seposs l4e4o5 175 oss1So
sr-n,us sio,454,s75 sI4:ieo25 Inc. SO. 7ei. $50
The clearing House statement for to-day was
Z hal
1890 9O3 For the week: Exchanges S4'o''ol'
426 balances, x2I ,SOO.OSu
The following are the changes for the corre-
snonding week of the three preceding years:
1S95-Loans decreased $5.S66. 700. cash decreased
So 40 300 deposits decreased S9,32!.9oO and sur
plus reserve decreased STAT .32o. 1S94mLoans de-
posits decreased 81 294 800 and surplus reserve
Increased SSH 100 .1S93--Loans increased S34S-
500 cash Increased S. $685. 900. deposits Increased
81 O33 400 and surplus reserve Increased So'olo'-
The following table shows the pank noioings
OIL the respective dates:
s;s e 50 s SIT g e s :lse g. 10
b:ss.,. 1ssss5 s
Circulation ........ 1o,sos.soo 100000 1s'o9l 100
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits of the re-
spective dates ~ -. g.. 90 -. Ca, On ,oa
Legal tenders. lis. 4ss.7oo o7so2soo ns77'aoO
Total s2o7 45O 200 $3.50 $50 300 $12e 3os 200
Reserve required M. "a. go 400
surn,,s ..... SEQ 79I. s25 $222o s.l7s sl4.2l6o25
,uI p.es '''''''''' 35a PSI
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 25 per cent. and State banks one OF 10
per cent: