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s,uau,.r Case OF IncendiarI.m.

from the philadelphia Ledger august ~
girl fourteen years old who resides with her parents
in Reckless street. Second ward, had hearing at the
Central station yesterday the charge OF arson II
would SEEM from the circumstances OF the case that
the girl has n mania for the commission OF arson. On
the 22d OF July the dwelling No. Reckless street. from
which the family OF the occupant, Mr. John Wilson, was
absent, fired by throwing match through broken
pane OF glass In the second story back window, which
was reached from fiat on the top OF the Kitchen The
fire was discovered and extingushed before II had
made much progress ts origin was OF course matter
Of surprise at The time there had not been any Ore In
the part of the building In which II commenced for
long time On the following day there were Ave Ores In
Nos and Reckless street., knded In different parts Of
the houses within short time Of each other One OF
them gave rise alarm of fire. and IRE apparatus
were drawn 10 the place Az the affair was involved In
good deal OF mystery much excitement was naturally
created.
One Of the fires kndled on second story back
window sill, reached from fat another TO tidy on
chair back, In second story room; third In q bed
fourth In closet, aud nth in loft Though tie girl
was not seen to kndlo any thcm II was quito certain
from the circumstances that she alone could have made
them On one OF two occasions she was seen TO go up
stairs, and the fires discovered immediately alter
she returned The matter Investigated by the Fire
Marshall aud he was not long In styling himself who inc
guilty agent was but to put beyond doubt she finally
made filtconfession Upon this confession she was yes
terday committed for trial During the hearing the ac'
cused appeared 10 be much affected Her ncend airy acts
cannot be accounted for any other hypothesis than
that she is monomaniac tho subject There could
not have been feeling Of revenge 10 crafty for her
own fathers house fired almost Immediately after
the match was applied In one Of the other dwellings.
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AN AFFECTING lScIDENr.-When the Foreth Missouri
arrived ON the steamer Olive Branch, woman, with JOY
sparkling In her eyes, hurried board With buoyant
step and papitatng heart she scanned the different
companics drawn up on the deck. 'where is Company
pointing in the direction of Company X Tho woman
fastened to the spot and, passing rapidly in front
OF the sunburnt faces Of the men, gazed at each
with Keen, penetrating glance. She looking for
her husband who had written to her from Montgomery,
Alabama that the regiment would start for home the
following day, and that in short time he would be with
her Once more she passed along the no scanning the
faces with closer scrutiny but failed to find the
she sought length she timdly addressed OF tho
soldiers: rs this Company Kp Eyes ~ am looking
for my husband-where Is her" "what Ia his name9''
"Walker" "Oh, he fell overheard and was drowned in
Chr Alabama river" The poor clasped her hands
over her face and without saying another word passed
slowly from the boat back to the Shore seeming to walk
without the use OF her eyes Her heart too full for
uterancc and tho great agony that had come so sud-
denly upon her scaled her lips and checked the fountain
OF her tears but the of iron who her and
knew the cause OF her sorrow wept like chldren-Ais
souri, Dam cr0t, August !.
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OF the Windsor garrison, and while passing through the
quarters or the I'd Life Guards, accompanied by the
coione OF the regiment was much attracted by the
pearance ~ small and very pretty terrier dog named
"Dck," belonging to Corporal woodhouse, of the
oandsmen The Queen paused, caressed the little dog
and spoke TO It, This its life for the colonel gave
orders that Dick should be allowed live while the
rest OF the dogs were killed in accordance with the edc
that had gone forth Dick is the favorite of the
regiment, and is honored with a collar decorated with
the regimenta buttons and the plate of which are
some UNREASONABLE dog-grel lines narrang how the
animals life was saved
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~ b. LOvELEss' PATENT
~. THE HOUSEHOLD FAIRY
PETROLEUM STOVE.


DEPOT NO Ss2 AND 81 BROADWAY.
The greatest invention Of modern times Already in use in
MODEL OF WsEFGISEss' EcoSoSY AND Lux
universal favore with housekeepers doing more work
a,les than oil stove presented to
twill bake boil roast, broii fry and wash and IRON
sHs ay S Ess
iSy,Is:. , the q y.,s ten 9. VII B; IN attend
TOT sRs y @ Ss
sspHssS OF
wSereper they are There Is no more valuable
patent right In the United States
CANCERS CANCERS CANCERS.
effected Without the % ihe knife This recipe
obtained At great expense from an old indian chief
door below KIRs street t' ''''' : " ' '"''' ''''"
uARTMANs PATENT INDIA RUBBER CRUTcHEs-
made or the s." %s sssK
4 S s;si !: si:sls' street three doors east
i xssaslenan Of srea. practical eIp.ence IN New
70 & .. n one
rsed The business sought for for Is n Exchange np
}. n2ysgl Herald Office ---------
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELs-MANUFACrURED
VI our guarres Vermont. prices much less than
Gao '. 10 %Esf f 5isTEEros SLATE COMPANY,
MARBLE MANTELS.-THE ONLY fLACE ~ lnE
c sly Marble Iorss o Es., street
near Third avenue New YORK. Manes put up In the ceun'
Wy SWps out - y. -
MARBLE MANTELs-- MARBLE MANTELs 0EFEBEP
N great reduction In prices at 3 kLAbEks marble
xpnpeeory 81 Frs, avenue near Ieira s2w 1or.:
MANUFACTURES wANTED-To PURCHASE THE
III best reeds and harness OF cotton worsndw wire;
iS faS s'' G"oss . sS7ss
NEW AM SECOND HAND ENGINES, ALL SIZES;
~ Eve horse Portable Oscllang suitable Tor boat;
s sSSTs three ss to s% S5 Is. Water
JITANTfD-I SECOND HAND FOOT LATHE, SUIT.
w able for dentist for which fair price VIII DO gwen
Address, stating terms &C. Tor three days Lathe pox "a" he
raid olnce. -
yxrANTED-sECOND HAND ENGINE AND poUBLE
Cortland, street. UP stars
ytyANrEp--A COPPER STILL, OF ABOUT 200 GAL.
w Ions capacity with without connections Address
Copper, Herald ohcc ---------------
= CENTS PER FOUND PAID tCAsHl FOR OLD
books nowspspera, pamphlets and MI kinds 81 clean
writing paper, etiy Ann street THos' " bbNNEfr
| x-S--=-<<-7=-=zz----- -
ARTIFIcIAL EYES.
| A RTIFrorAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO g, qRDER AND
inserted by Lrs BAvOh II . No 40 Ha ,ol
meSiy employed by hO''0nneA0' VI r'' w. W. "''''
WATCHES, JEwELI,Y. &C.
| go WILLIAM STREET. DIAMONDS WANTED, AT
" The very highest price also watches Jewery Oid
Gold and silver &c. Gail al W WihaIn street. room omee
hours from l0to4
RESTAURANTS.
| GREEN TURILE SOUP AND STEAKS AT THE
| VI widow ~ aiuh avenue Families supplied At al
Tines WV DBNnAN, eI.presidcn, and caterer Of 10
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good story Is told Of the Bury (Engand) election.
half Of her husband Mr. Frederick Peel and found that
the man whom she wanted not at home His vile,
however, volunteered the information ha, he could not
vote for ,r Peol because he had voted for Mr. Phillips
aud had received Gas for doing so, whereas he would
have got only eco from the other side.
The practice Of paying the expenses q candidates at
English elections appears to have become conim9ner
Beside Beside. he aelSnosn case Of Mr. MIL N fso%a.
bills for Lambeth bis cosseo having dnderissen
their discharge By i.eans Of a shilling subscription
among 'la s0rsae men Of The borough. y9r y , tho
stones Oxford committee have adopted similar course.
There are some well known men who will be conspicu
Gus by their absence from thel British House Of Com.
| mons-no.ably Mr. Bernnl Osborne, whose return
leaves The power o. bitterly jooular nvecve with Nr
| Horsman alone. Mr seymour Fitzgerald, aud Major
Old tories Il there is one person qualified % speak
the truth falsty Of the adage "a short asllamen.
tory) life aud merry one u IS Mr. Thomas BIas.ey,
II IL stated in the Hereford Times that Mr. Denmans
defeat at Tiverton peculiarly Notifying TO him,
inasmuch he had been marked by the Premier tho
speaker OF the House Of Commons whenever Mr. Dent.
son thought 1t retire from the post FOR which he is
| not pre- emnently htted % tr r... .--
English papers affirm with great positlveuess that the
Lord Chief Justice the Court Of Queens Bench Sir A.
cockburn, and the Lord Chief Justice Of the Cour.
| 20 the peerago The prominent object Of the ar.
rangcmcn will be 10 increase The judicial power Of the
House OF Lords and strengthen the cause OF Law Reform
| enlightened and liberal lawyers
There no truth IN the story that dc Glrardn has
bought the Pompeian villa OF Prince Napoleon That
residence and It's appurcnan arc stu in tho
- and any capitalist DESTROYS Of passing dis last
days at Pompci will do well 20 buy one Of certainly the
pretties limitations of the houses where Galrcus and
lone used TO make love- and buy flowers of the blind girl
The Prince has however removed most OF The valuable
collection Of works Of art which was formerly In the
| villa.
few months back while the I'd regiment o. British
Le Guards were quarered In the cavalry barracks at
Spital, near Windsor, order was issued for the de-
htructon OF all the dogs IN the barracks On the
ing Of the day which the canine friends of the troopers
to be destroyed Queen Victoria made an inspection
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lana Dixon young girl, pleaded guilty 10 stealing
Nandred and nfy dollars worth OF property from Char
ioste Thompson who bcirended her wnen sue was pus
cut Of doors BY another yepen e9 asopy num-. sne
as quite bfepossessing GIRL but evidently eorrupt lof
when she was in court some months since as witness,
when a gentleman who happened to be present sympa
abused tho confidence placed in her. and was discharged
for stealing She reported that the daughter Of Ma
Thompson an inmate OF the House Of Refuge, which
was glarng falsehood She wept bitterly during the
proccedngs and influenced gentleman present that
be offered 10 take her the Court would consent TO dis
charge her The Recorder refused TO entertain the
eneyont design, rcnarking that she should DO pun
ished He sent her TO the Penitentary FOR two years
The Grand Jury brought In additional supply of in.
A,ctmens which Mr. Hall is dsposing of with asonish-
Ing ccerty over one hundred and nfy bills have been
found by the Grand jury SINCE Monday
rEIoSIOus ASSAULT.
kuu, piderback indicted for felonious assault upon
Catherine Riderback No 304 stanton street, the 23d
dJuy, by firing loaded pistol at her, pleaded guilty TO
On assault with dangerous weapon with intent 10 do
bodily harm.
Counsel for the accusrd stated in cxtenuation Of his
offence that he had been in the navy twenty years. that
the complainant was bis wife; that for the last nine
months she spent seventeen hundred dollars and that
on MS return he found her in state OF rotng and de-
osuchery when the pistol which he seized accidentally
vent on. He was remanded for sentence.
GRAND LARCENIES
Inemas Meakin, who pleaded guilty on Tuesday 70
Srsnd larceny, was sent 10 the State Prison for two
Cornelia Durham. who stole thirty Eve dollars from
Dcnnis kavanagh on tho 9th inst pleaded guilty TO an
sompt al grand larceny, and sent 10 the Peniten
vary Tor one year.
william Marks convicted Of stealing fifty dollar
easuy note from louis Courois the 2Ist Of July
mouse OF bad repute In Church street. and was sent Il
ne s,ate Prison for two years
rsnoss Barry, charged with stealing nfty.one dollars
vorh OF property from Louisa Hoffman, on the 3oth OF
dreaded guilty TO petty larceny. Remanded fol
Margaret Holmes 'ndea fo,ro robbery. in stealing from
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HOUSES, ROOMS. &C, WANTED.

fTo sCANDINAvIANs IN NEW yoRK-DIvINE SER
Vices In the Swedish language win be held sunda,
az ~ A. NJ. and T. VI. by Rev. IT, Carlson and Rev A.
Andren from Chicago ST. James Evangelical Lutheran
church. Ftenth street between and Second Third avs
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DTsT RED ASH AND WHITE ASH COAI-S FER
- toni genuine Lemsh, IS 90 Large NJ. Pc !en' '''
'"'' Corner Thirty second stree. and Tea,h sysnuA
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HOUSES. ROOMS, &C.. TO LET.

A COMPETENT AND RESPECTABLE PARTY MA
N arrange for a furnished House and Board; famr
consisting Of ten eleven persons. Address b., box
Post Office
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yos2: a. Had CesaS:. 6raiw.sss, and Jsnssse:.
40: IIth McIAin. AiexAn1er DO.
SAN fRANCisco. Jan iS-Arr steamship Golden Ctty.
SAVANNAH. jan s-Ar schr. Minerva. Dn,oway ana
Msrshs ~ Perrin Gibbs Hilton Head; 3d steamer Comsnd-
or, Powell NYcrk; sohr Henry Iiobsr Robertson.
Head sh, bark savannah siinsop DO soars Julia smith.
ana Lewis Davis Kepton do Below 81, brig Freeman
from Hlton schrs Williams, and Alien Davis, from
An ship Sandusky Lnnekn from NYorx vita Hilton
sALEM. Jan schrs Ns~esmb hcsnan Tan
WAREHAM. Jan i1-Sld schrs Chief. Norton, and JoAa
Lozisr. Phillips, NYork.
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Died.


ANDERSON Thursday, January 70, JosrpH Aspxn-
SON, aged "a years
His remains viii be conveyed to the Eversreens Gene.
AsnARIE-E. this city, on Saturday, January IL,
MAnLpA, widow Of James w. Andariese, NJ D., and
daughter Of the late Jacob Isaacs
The relatives and friends o. the family and also those
OF her brothorin-law d + Bishop respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral from the Dutch Reformed
church. Of Fifth avenue and Twenty FIRST street.
this Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further
notice
BARNEY Sunday, January Is, Flora, daughter Of
WIN. j. and H. Elizabeth Barney, aged 10 months and 10
days
day) afternoon, at three O'Clock. The relatives and
friends Of the family are invited.
BgEpE.-0n Sunday, January Is, WIN r. BEEBE aged
IS years. months and days
The friends and acquaintance Of tho family and the
from his late residence, l6s East Thirty street.
"Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. His remains will
DO inferred In Greenwood.
BooERr. Lost at sea- on Sunday, January g. by the
laundering OF the steamer Melville her voyage from
New York 70 Hilton Head, THsoDoRus D. BoGERr eld-
est OF NJ D. Boger, Of Brooklyn in the 26th year
Of his age.
BALLAsrxx-At Newark, N. J., on Sunday evening,
January l5 MAG0B BoYD daughter of John H. and Janet
Ballaninc aged years and months
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral this tTucsiay) afternoon, AZ two O'Clock, from
COCHRAN. Suddenly, on Sunday evening January is,
SAMUEL CocuRAs, aged "A years, II months and Is days
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the Union Baptist
church. Grove street. Jersey City this Tuesday, morn
ing, al ten O'Clock, without further notice.
CoLLrSs- Monday, January 10 EzABErH, wife OF
David Collins, aged "a years and months
The funeral services 10 be held Wednesday after-
noon at three o'clock The relatives and friends Of the
family invited 10 attend from her late residence 34s
West Thirty 9th street The remains will be taken TO
Tuokaboe, on Thursday, for inerment
Saratoga papers please copy.
CARRoII---On Monday January 10, GEORGE CARROLL,
aged years 10 months and 20 days
The relatives and friends OF the family arc respectfully
invited attend the funeral from tho residence OF his
parents 6s5 Grand street, this Tuesday afternoon, at
half past two O'Clock
DouGHrY Suddenly, on Sunday January 10, ELLA,
youngest daughter OF y. aud Matilda Doughty, aged
year, months and ~ DAYS.
The restiy aud friends Of the family arc respectfully
lied 10 attend the funeral from the residence Of her
parents, Third avenue, near l22d street. Harlem, this
Quosday) afternoon, at two o'clock
DIaaIck.-0n Monday, January 10, at his residence,
Bloomngburg, Sullivan county, n. ", Hon. AlriiEus
DMfIcK
PRANsrorI-I Brooklyn, Monday, January 10,
WILLIAM r. FRASsIolI, aged months and 20 DAYS infant
son Of Augustus G. and Margaret T. Fransoli
The funeral will take place from No i24 Henry sire
on wednesday afternoon, al one o'c,ock
GuSsos. On Monday. January 10, CHuARIsE GuSsoT,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.
MONDAY, Jan 1916 p. NJ.

MONDAY, jan 10 +. M
At the Grst session Of the Stock Board the improve
mont OF Saturday evening continued the opening but
was partially lost at the close The concluding sales
showed the following variations OF prices from those OF
Saturday morning:-Erie advanced Hudson River IN,
Reading Ia, Michigan Southern Il. Cleveland and Fits
burg 20. Chicago and Northwestern 80, preferred u,
Rock Island Il, Fort Wayne IL, Cumberland ga, QUICK
silver / u, Marposa IL.
Government securities heavy. Coupon SKIES OF
1851 declined n ave-twentes, new ISSUE r. Tenforlies
steady at 1925.
At the open board at one o'clock the market was
lower al the second regular board it was dull and quo
ttiops recedod save for Erie which steady at sos,
az dividend Reading declined r. New York Central y,
Michigan southern a. Illinois Central y, Cleveland and
Isbur; =; Northwestern preferred u, Fort Wayne
*, Rock Island 9. Cumberland u, Quicksilver Il.
Governments barely steady, and ave-twenties OF
the now issue declined u.
Az She open board at half past three the market
dul but steady.
Gold firm early in the day but the efforts OF specu-
laofs for rise failed TO sustain the advance OF Saturday
afternoon, and the price gradually weakened An i'm
probable Of the capture OF Fort Fisher
lated at late hour, and about the timo authentic
reports Of renewed attack the fort we'll OF the
presence OF Dir. +. p. Blair Richmond received
which gave downward impulse 70 speculation The
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SHIPPIN G NE w S
Port Of New York, january 10, 1895.

CLEARED.
steamship Saxon, Lavender, Norfolk-whitney Iatha
Bark Damon, Crowel Buenos Ayres.
BARK Anaconda, Percivsi, Pefnembuco-H Swift Co.
Bark @ Pension tBr), Roberts, 81 Thomss-G Penis
BARK Trovstcrs, Pendle,on, IIavans--wsi.h Carver
Mark Aradne tbr) FREEZER, Hsvana-w Russell Bro
AGO.
Bark Persia, Holm, ssvannah--R w Ropee a. Co
Brig Sea tBr), brown. MISUNDERSTANDING Houghton
Brig Anna Lowell tBr, Cam, Kngston--Boyd iincken
Brig James He'll tBr), Acker, Jacme-Brct, Son Co. .
Brg Deyonshire tBr, Masters Hamilton, Bermuda-0F
Pension
sclr N Chase, Doane, Turks Islands-J Douglass
Schr Julia Rider, Rider, fernsndna, IlsWilson Gibos
&Co
: schr j Randolph, Martin Sorfolk-T n Chase A Co.
Scir Ney, Mckcag, Yorkiowu-E II Kreemer.
Scbr Honest Abe, conary, Baltimore-A Abbott.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Montcyums M Iiamshaw. Kingston, IN, Jan
d with ndss and passengers 10 Rowland Aspinwal had
heavy weather most Of the pnsssge az
Pm, and sW Pass 81 PM with and passengers TO
Raynor Passed IN the river bound up steamship george
Cromwell, FROM New York; brig Khynns Of Camden Leit
inside the hsr banks Joseph Byer of philadelphia fawnee
hgs Abby lhsSer oi Bangor; Arncher, Of scafspn uu
Cnrytfo Light passed two screw bound ~ on Ju
winds with heavy during the entire passage cine
nrriS cd l5th) =.
steamship Ellen Terry ~ trausrort), Chaplin New
bern, TO z o1sitermHster.
Steamship cunbrla tU transporp, Leeu,an, Fortress
Monroe 10 Quarter master 49,. I. Fl - .
: steamship Ruisht Gallagher Philadelphia, 70 WIN
Taylor -
Ship Continent tor New Bcdford) Ilowlsnd MANILA July
49, passed Angler Oct Cape Good rIopr Nov 10 ~ t ns
2sth crossed the Equator ~ Na<tsnc Dec " ~ lou n
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Tho money market Is easy mainly owing to the large
in favor Of the Treasury remaining with the
national banks; which, however, liable TO be with
any time. The rate is per cent ~ call
but few exceptional transactions, with government
suritics collateral have been made at six Al the
time lenders strict and discriminating and sec.
ond class names and securities not In favor.
Tho statement of the associated banks for tho week %
favorable indicating increased strength their part
Their has Of loans equal to S. 367
while deposits have undergone increase Of 81 4oS
Tho specie has increased 81 20A 7l6, owing mainly
70 the payment Of tho principal Of the
Texas Indemnify bonds and the gold interest due
January about I'VE millions and quarter Of which
uncaed for under the Treasury anticipating order
which took effect November Is.
Foreign exchange Is dull and likely TO continue so.
The supply OF bills Is in excess OF the demand, and tho
current rates are only sustained by tho Grmness with
which they held The export OF cotton and other
Southern products consequent and prospective
captures viii undoubtedly have great effect upon the
market drain OF specie from Europe to this
country. The spectators in exchange much
gamblers tho operators In the gold room, aud
merit equal consideration. Bankers bills at sixty days
are offered at 1921 ~ three days, 110k r. her-
chants bills vary from los 10 one per cent advance.
The bill authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to
the issue Of the thirty notes to four hun
dred millions reported In the House OF Representa-
tives to-day.
The bull and bear contest the Chicago and North
western stock is waxing hot The bears provided
with a synopsis Of the complaint filed at
Chicago in opposition to the recent consolida-
ton " the Galena and Northwestern roads, and
with II wish to do signal damage TO their foes; while
the bulls strongly disposed to carry up the stock in
spite of their adversarie II Is "a pretty quarrel 1t
stands advise those who out Of II to keep
out of The bears have large outstanding interest
they alarmed at the upward turn Of the stock
to-day and doing their best to depress IT, while tho
bulls about equally apprehensve is Wall street
game and interesting only as q study OF Wall
morality and siockobbng strategy To expose the
machinery Of this affair would be even moro ng
grvng 70 Of the parties concerned than the pub
kcation Of their incomes has proved to many OF the
would-bc miionares Of Wall street and elsewhere and
outburst OF vrtuous indignation might not unrcason
ably be expected
The subscriptions the thirty loan at the First
National Bank to-day 36l 900, and the same bank
paid 81, 100 900 in Treasury drafts
Tho following table shows the amount necessary to be
paid for $780, $500 81, 900 seven and threetcnhs
Treasury any day between the present and tho
14h OF February the first coupon for six months interest
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Balance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40, e3l
otAtc 0eDL
Tho debt the Governor says created for war pur
poscs and is legitimate charge against the general gov
eminent
The whole number Of banks doing business In the State
Of Wisconsin, IL sixty four which have outstanding
circulation amounting to $2,Seo,o73.
The following figures compare the last weekly state
ment Of tho Now York Associated Banks with the returns
Of the previous woek and with tho corresponding week
In 1901
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Total capital OF now banks. 22s. $40
The following national banks increased their capital

Aggregate Of increased capital. s9si,oeo
Capital Of new loo
Previously authorized 62l,s6O
Present capital .s153, 1872 800
Whole number ~ hanks ......... III
u viii bo seen that than hall OF the three hundred
ullions Authorized Ny the National Currency act has
already been taken The balance OF STAG 267 4O4 will
probably soon be absorbed ~ tho old State institutions
coming under the operations OF the new law The
amount q currency issued during the period ending
sD2ye Wgs ~ 00l, 400
Now In circulat'on $50 4Og,g20
The following additional national hpuss have been