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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-21

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reported Sr f" the ccainsnt
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for Fine State nrsa. a. s5ssc for Fair $ssss
for s sssO "i cbd s%S dairy
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o". c s' Ms a c is S OF he
TO note Tor ne past tg9 weeks an aeye nrs sl, Which
qualities quickly taken fast med. ON The loser
grades prices steady and quiet The outlook ior CaiVs
is much encouraging than at date Of our last issue ne
unprecedented demand Tor Louisiana kinds mas sreay ue-
pcted the stock that point Prime qualities being 80 com
p-tey exhausted Ia warrant shipments 0f CarO NJ ie
from this With ihr Spring trade when Is about 10
open with look not Tor advance sufficient 70 adsc
TIE speculate but for hrmer rates whch VIII pay
the most conservative To operate now hbery anu win oon
drncd."
sEEDs-CIovcr quiet without decided change In
price stats gid at l3Sisc. Calcutta lAhseod "a'
quiet at I'll bJSsl o73. gol. ,-., -,
SkINS-AltOugh tue business IN Goat descriptions mas
been small quolable changes can b, nc resps 1T
balas Tnnpico $50 bales OIL sales some nt,
10 bales Deer Sans nave pe.h
quiet important ses have taken place az" price,
noarly receipts for the week, bdes furiN
Cabeo B-izc "a bales Vera cruz, and u Dies New
lAr-ao AI.Iu
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CnTrnN MARKETS.

PoRr ROYAL, Fob. lS-Cotn weekly net r'c'lpts. ~
ha eapvIs TO Great Britain. 3JJ4 btirai coaat" Sc 40
bIlis .u,,,.-.- ,o,..
,sOei OId iIari, C.; We AJ lcf'p's' ~
bIes All meuts go bales. stock. 49, lalcs-
ATHENS. Feb. lS-tDitgn hndhik, il'4~' 40 :
We, XIV receipts 36l bales shpmeas $50 Oaes sao' 10
spiul,rs. 81 baos, strN 3 q bal - ,, ~, ,a,.s .
~ bales st0cs 4 0'J bsh - 49,
NFw OgiEANs Feb lS-Coion uuie Mh'aling i2,ic;i Low
Msdl,ng llc food Ordinary. @,; ret rrcep's - oaes
gtoss f. bales. export, 10 Gieti bflliI. 20 oa
o Toe Continent 22J3 bsrs coastwis ,fJo Dairs s'cs'
1; OnO bair, stock, Bon. % bal, s. ..,,, "a -,
WuviS,,roN Feb. -toiton quiet Mliiiir i3v'i 10"
Ntdlng ,iooi Ordinary. 9sc net Iccep'a -ot "ai'S'
,s,sa. D..,s, ss.,ck. 3,bIl bales All,
AUGUSTA Feb lo-Cu.to dtl MildinS lato: TOW MN
ding Il co. oy.nafy lOe net receipts 10 oa''a'
MrsrIils T,b io-cotron dull Mdilins, l2c recopts'
'NoTvoiK Feb la-Coifon dun; Midllmg. l2S9l2aci net
rsreipIs yort coast "ls q 10 Dt's 7"i'a'
siock. H. 100 bales. -, AL u,,o
ti1IvI,tCs Feb iDCot;on dull and irregular Siins'
lgisr; Low Mllng, III &C. Good Ordinary, ivs; "ot 10
Gel Ia as bales, exports 10 tireat b... isVs o'o'
ei,twIs 25l bales e. $50 bales st0;sl o. ~ DE's
s. LO IT, Feb iD-Coli0I quiet MtllnE 5sc. -"
Niidlins le Good Grnary. Sci receipts, vs. naS sup
Iou,ssIIIK fei Ia dili AlldDg. i2r. am,
M,s,t Feb. ly-Iotton irregular. Mh..hng. II nnIst
Low sdl1 sc; Uooi orinirS 9'sS ps. h1o
Ur at Bftain. =, .oZ Da's ~
Trance tO4 Cnauno 800 baios ."st"iAe' La
bal,., sales. 1. 500; stock. "a. II. bales. .,,,u
tu,gi foS, Pb. 1ot1tio1 qniot and cas-
IL sI6 sIa .o Low Abiding. iit; Good ordinary i"t~
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p,atiye stocks. Tho trade in railway and mlscela-
n,ou, shares during tho week has been mod
erately active, with wide and irregular fluctuations
in some instances notably Western Union Telegraph
Pacific Mail and tho Granger stocks. Western
Union has been by large odds the most active stock
the business in these shares having constituted more
than one-ruarter, and nearly onethird. OF the en-
tire trade Of the week; and it has suffered more Sc
verely than any other stock upon the list the de-
preston since last Saturday amounting to gig per
cent How much of this decline is TO bo attributed
TO the fact that the Company has been conpeieu 10
reduce its rates to meet the competition Oh INC
Atlantic and Pacific Company. how much W
the influence of a powerful movement to bear
the stock, or how much to leeh"s VI
doubt in The minds ofmany spectators as to whether
o,ot a.. vrstoru IJnon has fairly earned the per
cent dividends which it has been paying, we must
leova in the determination Of those who may nave
batter understanding of the situation. Paclhc Mail
bas hoo, only moderately active and weak WITHIN
tho rongc of 3j7s and 33l2 closing at 33' dechho
of 2ls for the week. These arc not the oIiy TWO
s.ocks which have exhibited very marked weak
ness. while the dividend-paying stocks nave gen
orally advanced on investment demand ana .no
Granger shares account OF herepea Oh lhei
law by the Wisconsin Legislature. Inc advances III
s1ools since last Saturday have been in C., c. and
l. e..
Adams Express, and Alton and Terre Hauto Pre-
ferred. each Il; Delaware and Hudson Canal %;
Missouri. Kansas and Texas, and Quicksilver, each
u; Mariposa Preferred and Union Pacific, % for'
WAYNE. Harlem Illinois Central. and Panama, each
I. North West. lis: Quicksilver Preferred. and
Rock Island. each Hi New-York Central, l'e; 81.
Paul Preferred liz; Northwest Preferred, ana
Delaware. Lackawania and Western, each ?; st.
Paul Common. 2ls Central and Hndson IA;
United States Express, 3ls, and Canton Company
a1ol The declines In addition to Western Union
and Pacific Mail, already mentioned, were IN ATTAIN
TIC and Pacific Preferred, Atlantic and Pacific Tcle-
graph, Erie. and Mariposa each Il; Lake Shore, y;
Wabash s.; st. Joe Preferred. a; Missouri Pa
cifo and ST. Joe Common each lis; {. e., Z
and l. Iii, and Wells Fargo, ia per cent.
The suboined table shows the extreme fluctuations
m United States bonds, the leading railway and
miscellaneous shares and gold made during the past
week. as well s'the closing quotations OF each at
the dates aforementioned, and tho aggregate
sales of each stock in the list:
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srEARIN ruled quiet at

e Western. q.
~IGA riie for Raw dull and weak az 40
7s,r Good .lning. and -. Tor Priine; IA some
&c under these pTces were quoted sts :" Low
lind, tuo-ty las: evening" NJ f2c., 90
hEd Centrifugal al sAgGo aud 10 hNs use1'Sno al
Isle. lt.nnrd ned, rate demand and uncndns"L
1AIIOW et linn sales OF 1000 at y @o nc v ID
for Prime -, a, !, .,a,
WIIISkY-Martctd dull, sales Of 30 bills at 81 II als9
sales 80 bhN Alcohol at ~ 80 = proof gallon r. - boyu
GO circular OF tins uais. report mat Jo ptNuc
ot m He Wet "a slightly, "llc WI ha'o
T. lp 20 90 rrc-en li1t
ilighwus been stOIo. Which val enable Too 1sdofs
l., I'm D.. t.in ''ld "a
phol fay paid IN supply Tar grtatrr tan the ie
,nt and mas consequently suhcre aerod declnc CLOSING
t nj U, - gallon. Alcohol Tor export ts AZ cis
there has been deman boin ir 90 oonh Ane,l'a al1
ruu, Tor tho b. Is have bcca sod AZ . - ana
m. ger 400 delivered Ia DO.tpn l.eceiPuso OF tl-n
vines aud Alcohol tho weoA, Lao Dds shes' 10
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lOsa not recspts 100 bales sross 100 bes exports to
Great Britain, 5yl4 bales sssk 600 bales stock l's5s
Dalea
SAVANNAH Feo ls.-cotten duh ); Middns. l2tc,t Low
h,ddng e Good Ordinary si , net rsce ,a Siv
oosstwis 1874 bales sales 46l bales STOCK 6y95s ales
BALTMORE. Feb l9-cotton dull and nominal; Middlng
l2se; Low Niddns IL 's Good Ordinary love not rs
oepa 10 bales gToss $50 bales exports coast Wise 2o0
bales saies 100 bales sprnfr 80 bales stock 1917 bales
BOsTos Fob. l9.-Cotton weak far demands Middms.
cept lss baes gross Ss5 bales; sales SO bales stocr
~. 2G9 baiea
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 19.-Coton dull; MddIng. 13c Low
Miidnx. l2isc Good Ordinary. l0Hc net receipts ass
bales. gross. 666 bales. -
CiscIssAr1. Feb; 19ccston dull and nominal Middins
12hc; Low Mddlng lie. Good Ordinary y No. receipts
33 bales shipments 363 bales. ssles 3l5 bales spnnerA
100 bales stock. III $40 bales
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Totsl sales for he
sFx Dividend.
To-day the speculation in shares was dull and
anne, and it looked as though bull and bear were
standing aloof to get little rest before veniUring
mother attack. In consequence the market was
ather "A desultorv one The tone was rm during
she forenoon the Wisconsin stocks supporting the
ist on the passage Of the Vance bill. IL now only
waits the signature of the Governor, but despite
;his raid against the st. Pauls broke them down
,ont, from which they later partly reacted,
;he general market closing dull and steady.
The coal roads were higher, Delaware, Lacka-
4anna and Western reaching 10, and Central New
Jersey TO 1882. Pittsburgh sold at 93li, and Hi
,ois Central at 1902. OF miscellaneous shares,
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph advanced 10 20 Can
Jon selling at 44l2 Consolidation Coal a; AZ Quick
Ilver at s. and the preferred at 1874. The general
harket closed quiet and steady. The sulioined
cable shows the extreme fluctuations in United
States bonds, the leading railway and miscellaneous
,hares and gold made during the past week. well
Is the closing quotations Of each at the dates under
mentioned, and the aggregate sales of each stock in
tle list:
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for rnE TRIBUNAL
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rlssr Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY,, Feb. IT,, 1H7B.
ASVFS-Therr In but little nothing doing. aud pnces are
wholly Be- for Pots ana &c. Pearls stock OF
Aslci In the inspection fchOuse Of sph H. Lester Fen
Is 1876 LIST Pots 1l7l ID de-, l0j Sd do IL con
drnned IL total 3O5, LIST sort Pearls. 20; ID do, 10
tai, Al grand total, 3Gi.
COFFEE-For RIO the business Of Yesterday there was
quiet quotations still li9Q 13c COLO Tor or
binary To prime The only sale noted wa, 39O Days.
ca Tom Ice, net cash. Mild Conee was
generally que Msraclibo quite good business was
done sales reaching 1870 bags vessels. at IL d
lsitc., COLA. clio, NJ stea y.
CUI1OS-Thr market ON the spot was quiet aud un
chan god without features The Liverpool iket con
uucd tuinyurabr The receipts ~ the ports were II ~
a SO bales this day last week and 2I bales
, day las year The sales 1914 b,s, incl ding JO3
last EVEN T. OF loo for EXPORT loi for consumption
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IONS Of fore. IN cxcnange

Government bonds were strong at the 'iolhs
OF the market, but not NJ 20 the best prices made
Later The business was also on "A much less iin-
pcran scale being principally confined to The siNe'
of 1881 and new loan hvcs. Currency skies were,
however, at the best price of the week. lot OF
$50, 600 selling at 1917 We annex closing street
ouotnfiOns
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STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENsrOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LiNEhrooi~
CARRYING THE
UNT FED STATES MAIL.
The Steamers tins Line take the Lane Routes
nv Lieut. Many N, south 90 the baaAs "n sss
massage u Gu, cnstown all the year rDnat
BALTIC sATU HDAi. Feb. 10 at an
hEPUBI 10, sArUEDAl March d nvs-
GERMANIC. SATURDAY March hsp
CELTIC. SATURDAY. JarcS Is ~ III 4 W.
ADRl ArIc SATURDAY. MARI, : AZ =: M -o,rw
PROM rIIE WHITE STAR Doch' rih" % """'"
RIVER. a.. 49,. .,d ,,r.uyr.sx.d IN An.
roat,.cnfs Saoon stater,ssL- Sipoklns ehe 49,
Tnan,. are placed amislips. where the pcss and
are lnist lel'. anoring degree OF o"'"r' "''o'''
tainsbe at sea- ~ soo "a x,co ~.,a uaturp TICK 90
81. - .o,a,,, terms. Stsora S25. :. AZ.
ror ,nsDecir.n ~ pans AMI other n.ormaun. sPvS - w
Company = """7N wv " r. J. COAria ASose
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Good Ordinary ....:......, e's Icy Miidlins..-..

Strctt .ood Inaiy.1 = Midlug. =
a air p .slnc-s advance
sales We ferlag p. m.-tcruary l, l2' 100 n
~ - Marc . 900 lStrc.. May, Loo 10 June 100
I3iss e. OO l3sec. July, 800. l31tc' 0Ou s'ssc ,o,a
800 call to-day sales second cal me
2OO Is August, 100. Is s2 total bales Sai9s 10
AN IN tot D. IeirdaIy 100 Use. March H. IL "syc
600 49, 1000 l22ssc. 90 i27-r.; aOj. 2s's7c.; 90
l2S.c 600 zsasc.. 500 l2,c; Ami, 100, l3 - zoo,
100 i3isr; ~ IS"2sc 100 l3'- May. 800 - nss SO
ia Sr 90 tic,sc; Junr LOO. . I'sc o. is siaan 100
H.. - 300 l5 - July 100 - lsc. 1000 - II %
e.: 4 gusi SO 3s'sgc.;~ 100 49, |lsc total $1,000
bal =: grand total -. 500 bales. - -
Aftr Change i4iAet ~as barely steady The following
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KOUN7zIE BROTYlERS,. Bankers,
- van ST., Ncao York, olloao interest
ON deposits, draao Bus on Londo~ d
Paris. also issue Letters Of Credit
available IN tie principal cities ABROAD.
Investment Securities for sale.
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Ia STATE bonds, District 3.Gjs vera steady at 140
73a,. and Missouri firm. plain 81 fetching lO2ii, and
Hannibal and st. 10 102 Old Tcnnes,ces were
tirlacr at l5s,, new selling at fIai, and New-lork
State bounty bonds at lO13i.
There were no sales of city bank shares.
Railroad bonds were quiet. but the leading
descriptions were up TO full prices.
The Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway reports
approximate earnings for second week in fcbruarj
at $780, 34S corresponding period last year, SiS3l0
increase, $l2O29.
The ADVERT ement of the Mercantile Safe Deposit
Company, which is conducted by Some of our ablest
busncss men, specifies in detail tho extraordinary
safcpuards thrown around securities conided to
their custody. In these times of robbery it il wise
to take precautions before losses occur rather than
to wait until the harm is done. Those having IN
their charge their funds or funds belonging to
others, show their wisdom By taking warning from
the heavy losses which have already occurred, and
increase their reputation for caution by avoiding
continuance Of unnecessary danger.
The following shows the exports Exclusive OF spe-
cie from the port of NewYork TO foreign ports for
the week ending Feb. H. and since the beginning OF
the year: 49,,
Es,ss.; S.s.,s ss sSs Ss sSai
S s s7o2s's ssaf fs :4
The following shows the imports of dry goods
and general merchandise at the port of NewYor for
the week ending Feb. 10, and since the beginning of
the year:
FOrfhe Week. 1874. 1913. 1875.
G EgT 'tS5sSs 'ssiSsi
ass ls lss Se tss&ss ssS7
Since Jan. ,s52o7o6o9 si6.5ii,257 sisi9s.5o7
The following are the dry goods Imports included
III the above for the same period:
or NJ Week iest. ls55 1870.
Entered the port. $3,467,s69 s3G5sG5S s35sSGio
Thrown mafket.... 3.77y OH 3.724,449 3353S60
Sine Jan. !.
Thrown markell. 19955,210 19.7Hv.263 l630ill5
The exports Of specie for the week ending Feb. 10,
and since the beginning of the year. were as fol-
lows:
Previously reported S'Sfo,Oio
Total since jan i...........-.-.-.-..- s6.9f9.5s5
The following il q comparative statement OF the
exports Of specie from tho port Of New-York to
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The receipts for to-day were $j,75G 8 l.. TIC
Treasury shipments Of legal tenders AID fractional
currency for the week ending to-day were 1l.j'1,-
$40 recc pts Of fractional currency. 9Zl7.3Go.
W o,,,ov ctcino nu,ty ttons of fore. IN cXcDsngc
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26S' g5S7S eGSOii4oo Inc l.i5i,7OO
The London market at the close of the week Is
higher for British ConsOls but United States secur
ties are not much changed from yesterday. There
are no quotations of money. Erie was firm at 10 -
preferred closing at 31@3ll2, and New~lmk Cen
trail at l03loG1Oi. In Paris, Rcnes closed 1T 67.7O
exchange on London being iirmer at 25.17le. The
business in gold smaller than for the last
few DAYS, and the prices firm at 1l31s011 1874 the
extreme prices Of the week having. been 1918 and
1875. On gold loans the carrying rates were Big
3, H. and 2l2 per cent The specie shipments to-day
were SS55O. 900, of which $4,000 only was gold
coin. The foreign exchange market reflected the
usual dullness If Saturday and rates nominaly
NJ suhioined Really business could be done on the
basis of 81 S5loSl SIS, to the for GO days bills,
and S. S9lo0$f S93i for three days sight. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out during the week, $780,
600 in coin interest the public debt and SHIT
600 in redemption of called Fivc-twcntlcs, lncll-
sive of ST. 900 and $4,000 to-day. respectively
The import entries of foreign dry goods ut the port
of New-York for the week ending today were
.S3. 5S5. $40 the amount thrown upon the market
footingup S3.3S3 1863. and of general merchandise
TO 81 432, 573 making total IN gold coin valuation
If 80 OIs213 The export clcarances of domestic
produce for the week ending Feb -, were to the
currency valuation Of $344O,2o5. The specie ship
nents of the week amounted to s., 707i, of which
81 .9l3. 500 was gold COIN The imports of specie
for the week ending yesterday wcro $1",ot'' oil
which Si2,919 was gold coin. The days business
at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared
Sf4. 554 900; gold balances, l52l 1872; currency
balances, 81 799 $50. The principal gold quotations
to-day were:
COOLIES, llso.... 1852, Loo iS, 23o ~
lO3Ul 1885, lz.uO....lI3 l3U...l IVA oOJ.--lI5f
| iInO....ll3s 1870 ...ll3As 200 ...llSi
The days business at the United States Sdb-Ircas-
ury comprised:
Gold s26es2s 81 cury payment S2ol %
cold payments. l005i23 . cary oaiancr' ~ ~ 80
Cold balance. AZ. $3.50 81 cus,omS.'. IV'o W
| Curry receipts. 6Gi,oJ3 "a
The Treasury now holds T3bs $50 in bonds to
secure bank circulation and SlSG2 30 to secure
| public deposits. National bank circulation out
| standing S34 ,557.9l1. ont of which amount
So O9D $50 are gold notes. The receipts from inter
| nal revenue today were S2s7 $50 ~; for ih'
month to date 1861 O53 60; for the fiscal year TO
date. ST. 7O9,2i5 10. TIE receipts from customs
! to-day were >jl9,O93 81 for the month 10 date
- 9Ol727 ca for the fiscal year to date. so, u.s.
! Us j6 The receipts Of National bank notes Tor
| redemption for the week ending to-day, as con-
| pared with the corresponding week OF last year,
/ Nyere "a fnllnXa.
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Diuioeuo Notices.
Ocean Steamers.

4 MEXICAN LINE.
"A WEEKLY NAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE between
PHILADELPHIA aud LIVERPOOL calling AZ az EENs
TOWN sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia aud
sailing every WEDNESDAY from Liverpool The following
steamers appvintei 10 sail from Phlaiephiai :
PENNsYIVANIA Feb. "a ILIINOIS Mar. -
Lord CIIVE........Mar CITY Or BRISTOL Mar. 81
INDIANA....... Mar 10 OHIO Aprti
PRICE OF PASSAGE in CURkENcf
CABIN........... $50 To $0J according g. location.
intermediate tickets 10 aud from ALI pinb ~
the lowest rates.
Steamers marked WITT a do not carry Intermediate
Passenger for all classes
For passage rates of freight and other inorato Apply 70
PETER WRIGHT & SONS. General Agent%
3U7 walnut ST.. Phiasci hiA
GEO. w. COTTON, A. BrUai-st.. Nos-Eorx.
JOHN MCDONALD. Passenger Agent
Battery place.
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w. sailing from Pier 81. North River. -
For Norfo l. Cit, POINT HlrhmDnt. TutSDAlS
TIfIF SDANr, ana SATURDAYS At } y, M, connecting
IA N ne Y rsln ana lane. Alnt Cc7St ln.,
pirdu.u An line CicsareakU ad OAo Railroad, apl @ih
he ronany 81 am points in North Carolina
sad virginia. - - -. .r,.,,o
N.wbrrn Washington. y e. wa Noriok oNery IL fS-
DAY TnT kSDAl. and SArU l.DAf .......
Iewes Del. leaving Hew-lork MONDAYS AMI lhOHS.
DAYS AT 4 d. l connecting Win delaware AID MIylaaa
railroads. ,.,. .-...u..,
pa.senr GER accommodations unsurpassed.
rogL MASSAGE tickets ami bills Ot iaing N all points at
lowest rates INSURANCE NOrfo &c. cent Freight
received Tally NJ Pier 81 North River
General odces l9I greenwich ~ New YORK -.
y. I. MCCSEADY. President
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Time loans arc freely offered at low rates. The
following was the Clearinghouse statement.
Cur exchanges 'si3 5s3 Gold exohanges 199
Cur balahces... 3755357 Gold bA's"oes.''' 'oo'i'H
The following were the latest ciearances At inc
New.york Clearing house for the week, and the
suting balances:
Cnr cearapees Gold eesrances 1888 SOl
,,ar balances - 23,22Goi5 Gold balances. b,boO.020
The bank statement reflected loss in the net re-
serve of 81 i54, 700, growing chiefly out OF an an-
ticipated decrease in the gold average occasioned
by the outgo TO Europe. In the loan reserve, that
of greenbacks, there was handsome gain OF over
million, loans being expanded and deposits lower.
The banks now hold in lawful money in excess OF
the twenty five per cent required by law the hand
some sum Of $14, 500. LOO. against S16,OlO,575
The following table shows the condition OF the New
IL. ,.a..I
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CHICAGO ASD ALTON RAiLROADCo,}
CHIcAGo. Fob g. 1876. J.
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
hrr.y given 10 the khoe.so te Chio ard Alton
Iillrnai COMPANY q cash iii iieni OF FOUR PER CENT
has been declared on the Preferred ana common
stock Company, pay able at The banking ouse OF
N..sts " X Jrsup Pi,nn x Co. No ~ william a.. New
YORK ON tho Of March next to holders who are regis
IL as sch close OF DuSiHCs holrs on the lbth insI
nj which nstc books III De Closed and reopenei
- MM. Il. LAItRABEE SECRETARY.
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