New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
THE BANK STATEMENT
Saturday. Septemhe

saturday, September l2-p. m
The weekly statement of the associated banks
published to-day, while not making as favorable
an exhibit as expected was not an unsatisfac-
tory showing Despite unusually heavy ship
ments Of currency to the interlor-the net in
terror movement causing a loss Of over 5000.
0OO-the banks showed an increase in the sur
plus reserve Of $3.50 80, made up hy an increase
in cash Of 100, and a decrease in deposits
Of S539.275. The gold imports received this
week were the dominating factor in the increase
in holdings over 81 $4,000 being added to the
specie account. and the loss in legal tenders for
crop movement purposes being offset to a con-
siderable extent by the exchange of imported
gold at the Sub-Treasury for lega-tender notes
The cash holdings increased 1854 800 made up
by gain In specie Of 2,764.900 and loss in
legal tenders Of 50, $50 600 The banks lost in
Sub-Treasury operations SSH .JO2. Loans gave
a decrease of only $311 800. against a loss last
week of 1920, 100. and deposits loss Of 81
All, 100 against a loss of S4.AG3.O00 in the pre-
cedng week. Circulation increased 1872 POO
making an increase in circulation since August
of S3.14S.5OO. The surplus reserve now stands
at 50 1iI so against SS,22S, $50 last week $40
6SI2JO in the same week year ago and 500
953 700 In the corresponding time in 1S9l
The following are the comparative statements
Of September and September -
rna s4 ssG 100 s. :sg Z Zoo Dec c ss4l o
Specie ........ 80 lo6oOo 5iaGl soa me : 7a4 $50
deposits ."a-'. :: a 4s sssS cs i si
Circulation ..... i7979.5oo ls7lI.7oO Inc 722 200
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits Of The re-
spectiye dates:
i fSsss tenders @ 7SSS GssSsS e 5SdSoS
Total reserve sii9ese5oo sl2oisI 400 Inc. sS.ooo
asalns, deposits Ill.7c7s;o nI4la.575 Dec. s54375
The Clearing House statement for to-day was
as follows: Exchanges $50. 164 COL: balances
SJ6JO.JlO For the week: Exchanges S43O 2.S-
31S balances. S2G. l6l.94J
The following are the changes for the corre-
spending week Of the three preceding years:
1S9j-Loans increased Si33} 100. cash decreased
50 10000, deposits decreased S5,099. 100 and
plus reserve decreased SS16l.525 1S94-Loans
deposits Increased S2S54. 300 and surplus reserve
decreased 81. 9s0.J15. 1S93-Loans decreased ST.
OSS,4OO, cash increased $S506SOO. deposits 81
$4,000 and surplus reserve increased 81 ,6:}o321
The following table shows the bank holdings
on the respective dates
Liam, s ss 81 S 80 s s7s q 80 80 s ST.. e e, &c go
tenders 5lsa g: ss 500 q s
Circulation ........ l0o7osoo i2G635oo 1s7I1.7"D
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits of the re-
s x q, O. Sep, e. A q, s e II Il 90
SPEC
Legal tenders .... 1lJ32iOpb l01 500 6s 2lH go
Total S2O6 Gl2 800 $l69 624 800 Sl2U sl 100
Reserve required ..eoo ..o -. an 49,
against deposits. l36o1SVU If-'"'"V iil'4I""'"
s,,r $50 s53 100 s26 6s5 $50 50 767 50
r,rcair,sga .... 35.2 29G 2G9
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
u per cent: