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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
~ POTOMAC.
ONLY TWELVE HOU RS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.

Correspondingly quick time to other points
Through bills of laden issued at low rates.
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oc % General Freight Agent.
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Are opening the largest and handsomest as
s0rtment Of fine
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AND ALLEGHANY RAIL
ROAD.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS IN EFFECT
JUNE 18TH 1886
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
TIN SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Grant and Motley was the topic Of an article by
General Badeau- in The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Of yes
terday; General McClelIans Own Story of the
War. Mrs Spencers A Plucky One. ard Mr.. F.
Moneys The Truth About America, were reviewed;
Mrs. Campbell wrote more about Prisoners of Pow
ertv; Opera in Its Perfection described the work
behind the scenes in ''1riAtan ind Isolde; Y. l. w.
related the secret history Of General Dick" Tsy-
lor's scheme in Louisiana in 1875 q Paris CORE
spondent wrote of Paul Bert other features were
art musical, dramatic religious and social reviews
of the week. Stories about People. continuation Of
The Confessions of Claud. Glimpses of Many Minds,
Current Anecdoses, ETC. Leading news topics were
these:
FOREIGN.-The week in London; no prospect Of
peace III Ireland. - The Cabinet crisis IN France
- Won Motke on the strength of Germany
- Volcanoes in Guatemala - An interest
ing discovery In Mexico; " Talk Of seizlng
United Ireland" - King Milan mentioned for
the Bulgarian throne. - Safety OF the steam
DOMESTIC Failure Of A. P. Martin & Co. IN
Boston. - Three policemen and two burglars
Sn0i formed "a %so
IN the Soldiers Home at Dayton, ohio. - Con-
suslon of the argument 10 the Broadway Surface
s1Io1S iA in fezas Colonel pe Charles
Morton. of Augusta. Me-. appointed Commissioner
Of Navigation BY the President: " snoy IN
gales. - The Distribution Of NationaI bank
stock - Meeting of miners at scortdale, Penn
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-General Arfhur's Will
made public. - Proposing to extend the eleva-
ted road to General Grants tomb. - Cen
eTal" Booth N brooklyn. - Jury -hxers
after the McQnade jury. - Mr. Stanley's
second lecture. - FrencRs Hotel closed.
- Young Mrs McKeever's answer to
her husbands suit filed. - Seventh
Reciment athletic games. - Ladies' day at
the New-YOrk Athletic Club - young man
killed himself - Gold valae Of the lega-tender
silver dollar Al2l2 Uains 45l2d per ounce-76l IA
cents - Stocks less active. with generally
higher prices. closing strong with small reactions
Copies may still be had at the office or by mail.
Sixteen pages Price cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
PUBLIC AFFAIRS IN CONNECTICUT

CANDIDATES FOR JCDGEsuIPs-LABOR COMMIs-
sIONKR.
HARTFORD Dec. 5.-The age limit in the Of Judge
Granger of the supreme Court and his election 10 Con
gress. leaves a vacancy 10 be flied by promotion from
superior Court. This must he made at the coming
the Legislature 1t Is not usually a difficult
decide whom the promotions belong. as
length Of service determines but in this instance the
friends Of Judge Phelps urging his claims Of priority
and friends OF Judge Bearfsey Judge Phelps
the bench three in Congress and
rrspponted by Governor Harrison Judge Beardsleys
friends think that this political interim ought 10 he con
sdered estimating his Of service. and claim for
their candidate his has been longer by
Of its continuity Judge Phelps viii have reached the
limit before he out his term the lower bench
AS at present constituted, the Supreme Court
IL divided politically, three Republicans and
two Democrats, and the retiring judge,
Granger being a Democrat It is thought by the
Democrats that he should he succeeded by judge Of
that political faith and Judge Phelps the only Demo-
cIat upon The lower bench whose promotion would be
looked upon with favor by the conservative people Of the
State The that he could only short sine be-
he would reach the age Limit may determine the sp
pontment 10 Judge Beardsley who is a Republican and
OF the aDlest Jursts IN the state.
In view OF this contingency thereare several candidates
being pressed for the vacancy created In the
perIOr Court by the promotions. And again. the Demo
Gratis who have not been sparinc In their personal at
upon Mr.. LOuDsbury. will ask him to appoint
Democrat Edward ". sey mOur, now member OF Con
gTess frOm the iNth District, and Solomon Lucas and
John ID Ihayer. OF Norwich, have been naued. The Re
publican candidate for this vacancy Will undoubtedly De
John NJ Hal. OF Nillimantc, and he will probably
ceiye the appointment II is true that Governors Harr
and Bgeow each appointed Democrat 20 the bench
but they also each appointed Republican. The incom
in Governor Will have only appointment 10 the
bench TO make unless there should toe some unforeseen
vacancy
establishing Bureau OF Labor pro-
vided that the Port Commissioners appointed should
until January. 1887 aud that after that time
terms shall be tor four years William j. Clark, post
master Birmingham who is on the list for removal
sOon viii be candidate Tor the cOnmissOnership with
strong from The WOrkIngmen MIR. Clark the
chief promoter the bill before 1t became law and
mentioned II connection with the cOmmissOnerslnp in
1854 but withdrew.
state kirkhOuse who has been announced the
Democratic senator who wOnid vote Joseph L. Haw-
United states senator is with Hat denial that
he PROPOSES vote. Ihe fact remaiu however, that
he has of owing his Intention do
until the Democratic papers made the statement and
asked his denial which with surprising prompt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
COURr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

eurRKwE coCRr "A Before Van Brunt. Nos.
First Monday motion calendar.
sUPkEAE COUkI-srECiAL TKRM-PART I.-Before Van
Brunt 1913 l6 i6l ia. ll5. 204, 2O5 2l2 213
ga a. 2l6 2lo 2ls Zle 40 FL 222 2IJ 22a "a 40
II tKHK CoURT-sPEcIAL TKKM-PART II.-Before Beach
294. 200 zOs 2O3 226, 62T. I2H. 81
1888 zo5 2ao 2S7 zSa 2S9 2lO 24 AZ. 973 54l 54e
so4
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-PART I.-Before Donohue l.
Nos 1881 245s l4J4 $50 3j44. 24J4 isis. 279 2b39
223l p 217 z2U5 22e3. 2Dll 22sS 25j5 1905 23lO
26O5 z6Ou 2GU7 26Os 26s ZIG 1900 l43s. IVA IT'S
2652 sls 249s 24s. 1907 2777 1884, 1885. z7vo. 1855
SUPREME ET-CIRcUIT-PARI II.-Beiore Andrews. j.
Nos a3U2 $3.50 1874 1882 2l97. 1851, ll4l 1888 32i2
26s- 32rO l64j 3l49 1855. 5l4l S5OI 5z1, 3Z7S
SSl l. 555. 3z76 1880. 435l. 32Sb.
sUPEKAE CoUK-ClKcUIf-PAKI HI.-Before Lawrence j.
ZJlO 1851, sO52, l4Ol Jilo 75o Il 3US2 JOs3
6O4 l145 3l0= 1921 2r4y 2oSu III 3o9l. 2ltO 1885
SUPREME coURr-clHcuIr-PAgI IV.-BefOre Potter j.
sURnooATKs couK1-B Before Rollins, s.Esste Of Pauline
" tanipbeh 1880 M. " II Of James II Paiue II
a Margaret Macarthur ii m
buFkKAk COUET--1kSRhAL TKRa-Before scdgrick c. J..
Freshman and lngFai&n IL. M0tOBs-hoA =, 2 D. D.
IA 10. Appeals lrum Judgneni-NOz J. 2 j. 9, o. =
10 ~ ~ 49, IA u.s. le r. Is 10. 20 IL ~ 2S "a 35 70
81 40 al a. 90 TO- 81 81 s. t. 30. g. s. Co. So So
81, %. So b5
suPKsIos couRT-sPFcIAL TEna-Before Trua1. Nos
20 80 81 ~ AZ 49, 49, 4sI 47O 449 oIg. 3d. 500
SUPERIOR CoUKT-rRiAL TRRM-PART I-Before o'Gornan
mo-. Iz2 Is, l2oO lO,6. 1885, 1850 $40 1856 5i7
il7s lOsB. Gao. 7ss. 52s. 3s5
SUPERIOR CouKT-ImAL TERs-PARr IL-Aajosrned for
SUPERIOR couKT-TaiAL TEEM-PAKr III.-Adjcurnsd for
srrKIaoR couKr-TaiAL TREn-PAmr Iv.-Adjourned for
COMMON PLKAs-srEcIAL TKEM-Before Van loosen, L.
COMMON PLEAs-TRiAL TERx-PARr L-Before Allen. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
MINING STOCKS.

The mining stock boom has come. The growing m
terest in mining stocks referred two weeks ago st
week reached magnificent proportions The sales at the
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange aggregated
The whole basis for this renewed specuitation
seems TO actual Improvement in the ore being
taken from the Consolidated California ana VIZ
gna mine and talk OF corner In san Francisco on
the failures reported there far cansed by connec
ton with mining stocks have been on the short side
OF the speculation Ii reported that that market has
been strengthened in the bull" interest by the WITH
shares has been only less excited than that
Of san Francisco and have closely followed the via
fluctuations there California and Virginia rose from
S22 50 to 81, declined TO $50. rose TO ~,
declined 10 $40, and yesterday closed az 80 ID.
other ComstOck shares followed the lead OF
California and Virginia Best and Beleher rose from -
to 1913 % 1870 Hale and Norcross from g 20 70 SOS
81 49, Mexican from IS 25 81 TO 81 $50 80, sierra
Nevada from 81 Sl4. from $40 to 9l5 Union
Consolidated from SO IS TO SlOdS9 75 Yellow jacket
IA 354 shares from 10 cents 70 SO 746 cents The trans
actions the miscellaneous list we're unusually large ana
prices were higher state Lines aud and ana again
appeared on the sag but although the dealings IN them
were large they did 70 prove inviting 10 the
general speculation; l and opened "Wednesday az 4
aud sold up to and closed at cents, and and
opened cents, sold up TO IL cents and closed al
cents
In addition Yesterdays sales at the Consolidated E1
change the following sold IN the unlisted depart
6Oa49 cents Phenix OF Arizona (sOOl at c6Geb %.
Bodie 400 at 81. Annie OOO) AT sa6 cents Barcelona
OOOl 40 ~ Breeze 400 AZ 90 cents Seutra
Arizona 500 at 40 cents. Lacrosse loUO al - cents
MarpOsa 000l at 10 cents. and Suro OSOO at a'GoV
044 Gao cents.
the Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
No. 1885, 1904 1888 ,7ea ms i.ss 1868 1877 iol1i7Os

lS6. t71e. 1870. re 1884, 123l
cssadars or special procesnes for me probate
Ss s!s sGss Cir Of isi :.'; sSss aSss
COMMON PIKks-EQuTr TERn-Before Bookraver l.
No- q 81 10 IL L. Ia Il ID L. IT,
CITY corRr-TmAL TrRs-PARr izBefore Nehrbas , a
<3a $40 500
CITY CoURr-TR1AL TTRn-PART lI.-Befors Browne i
ro-. Ss7 ISL 1879 ~ 1880 40 8i2 500 s27 1898 T6t
s3s s42 355 857 $50 27s SILL y76 s7s 3s2 ssa 3sa
CITY COURT-TRAL TERM-PAT III-Before Enrich. =
lei 1890. 100
COURT ov oTER TRIMMER Before Brady. T.. Asst
Dist Attor. Fitzgerald-No day calendar. -
COURT GENIAL sEesIOxs-PAKT f.-Before Judge on
derseeve and Assistant District Attorney Bedfcrd-Sos
2 B. O. 7. g. g. 10 IL. II l8 "a 49, i6 PieafingsNos
T. ls 49, 90 a. 20; 49, a. as % a. Is &c. 80 81 81 ss
COURT OF GENERAL sEssOvs-PARr 11.-Before Recorder
Smvth and District torncv Martins-No day calendar
Part i. November continued. Recorder Smyth ana
District Attorney Martina Nos l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
TIE PETEOiFrN N4PEFT

idea Of the OF the petroleum industry and
is seady expansion tho markets OF the world may be
gathered stuly OF exports for several past
The Of Russia Is always 70 coDserva
bulls but it, Importance commercial factor frequent
~ exaggerated attention Notw outstanding the best
protection that be given BY Government % Gespotc
seriously affects the Aner
Low thrs" localities Tor American
iis hold but meantime product IL unvsf
j. Of the future Ssi only does the American
le hold ts place IN exports bat The constant Increase
IN consumption abroad not on ssnTbs the growing offerings
81 Increased supplies nom
America OF ports TINTED states
prove the total Kports fr the rs
months Of The The returns FOR November are not AT I'M
exported the corresponding period
Of l075 In 1877 there heavy exports nom
the previous due 20 specu alive pun bases Oy The
with one exception. IN ISL there another heavy
IN exports (the increase FOR the ten months
over the same time IN $3.50 was 37692l9 bar
European stocks fro speculative purchases Yet noJWt
the abroad the
into surplu, 1851 such that
the vsbl, supply n tie principal Continental ports y barely
needs ftw months. The phe-
Opmrnts the production thus diverted
everyone the widening Of the cOnsumpuve
de ami for crude values down 10 60 cents Ne
figures and the riurns exports this have
poportonate the gain IN he volume
shipments But with strung declining tendency
itsel IN The home Yod ana Europe
surplus supply hand. the CONCLUSION would
that while Wild advance be looked
developments better
pro- and consequently 10 the rehner At tho
price cruie lat the article II cents
rer arre under JrerHg price Of The last eight
pende zpOrrs January TO OctOyer iDcu
1879 reduced for convenience to the crude equva
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06

export 900 bales Including TO- 60 bs Ansl
Decemter delivery 4s4d; d Deccmosr ssd yAsaay -
livery SD January February fenvey, LG<Aa
do February and delivery fGfds 10 March and
April delivery <e4d do April and Nay delivery s63d;
livery io64d: % Jny sna Ansnst aslivssy: ISgtN
ling csnse December iellvrry 46%d scrs do Deeswbor
AMI delivery, 64d sellers.
rsry delivery 5Gfd selers do February March
livery. 364d value do. March and Apr delivery ie<4
BUYERS DO Dr and May delivery 6S4d buyers ia Nay
and June delivery se<d buyers do June july
o4d. buyers -
NEw;YoEE Dec 4-The following the total receipts
az all the ports September J. 1876:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06

From country last week all the encouraging
10 better the wild cat Ellsworth
WELL beyond PttsD-rg, was ended ny rs pOo deNsopmenL
The monthly report reflected decided decrease IN
new production and the work the drl The
tale watching well drilling distance in adj
the sAousown distinct al present defined which
viii and 10 the yield OF at held IN
~ lille older fields
idly king and the pipe line reports Tor November VIII
doubtless reduction IN stocks OF 100000 barrels
month likely 10 MAKE similar showing unless come
mad. while the guslitTs
Washington time depressed prices what the oil trade
assurance Of new supplies Large The Lima fields
an present available only Tor fuel aud chemical
pOcnsses unlikely 10 render competitor with Amer
II extrr II possible ~
for costly processes OF refining.
The results the gauges OF the Was hin gtOn field the
dates indicated are appended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
Date Viii 1 - r Vii parrris

since spring the weekly gauges have been May B.
1857 barrels May 10 453y May - 5407 May 80 1896;
June ., 5000; June ~ 1924 June 10 LBS June 70
1872. July g. 63s2 July 10 61f7 July i, 6.bOf
spirit with IL has
mani etcd stocks and other Commodities has yet 70
The market last week fairly active
with appreciation values natural U the more favorable
noted above. The eItfefne
the previous cents aud then followed
a the profits OF In the
would be surprising took Of this u spend
But the undcrtOuc 81 speculation throughout
strong and the reactions quiet accumulation of goods was
frrh4ps the snOusrtOwn be of
the bulls but those hoders who
speculative of cents have
better prices.
irrespective OF stimulus from slowly widening
ulauve interest ia the rke-
The prices the total dealings crude cert
cates the Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange
FOR the last three as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Dee (SDectaI-keaT1 has changed his attitude
on wheat avowed buil This Is the most NM
porant speculative change the situation since this big bull
began He large holder Of wheat The truth
syndicate been male mp 70 bull vIsss
headed By A. B. Ream and comprises Plisbury Nat
Jones' Kelly and all the Northwestern mlionars
which accepts Ream for leader This syndicate has
buying Tor nearly and only
day before yesterday basB-s through single
w. Clark well informed commission men, arc
opinion crowd holds already 10000 900 bushels
yesterday morning sold NIGHT on the curb
May option 81 just before the brokers went
home yesterday the openng IL SO ceUts These
fluctuations likely 10 be frequent with tncrrasod
speculation but the crowd accustomed Ia them There
great deal OF realizing all sides and exceptionally
Prom cents May wheat began
did until IL NJ - cents There
selling one DrOker-j bryaut-soid proo-
ABLY LOGO 600 bushels ~ lew minutes Dut the hghest
prices day reached almost immediately alter Ne
had nnishe. 10 apparent at individual trading
all mission men -af ti<i Or
ders D. IRON s sides they hat not Or ytars
II repSJei That TIE increase Al MIR
he Offset decrease 90 Duiuth - ~
was last week The wheat would prob
ably o Monday. rate ouiy -AH
Increase The Jones' Mccormick kenAe
The crowd apparently playing oi uteAsS
" Wheat closed at p al oos cents Tor
deal OF for sale AZ cents Tor May hODrrt
Warren CO.. who up THURSDAY by buyng soid
heavily to-day The receipts considered pretty GOOD
ana the estimates Monday also liberal Tue close.
top PROVISIONS strong ali and closed al about the
highest the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
GRAIN AND PhOpUCE hARRETS
FEATURES OF SEw.YoRK prAIrNes


The stopping Of the put snt call trading the chicas
Board Of Trade has given confidence tho army a
spectators the that the respond
70 the natural influences OF outlook
than IL has done the past Except when the Dub
entirely dominated specustion prices
frequently Of msniDalstea project outstanding pats 90
calls as the case might Pc tires eetive q s natural .nd
chicago reform has resulted IN vbt ming
Of speculative interest the part " -out~is~rs"
and the transactions In options Saturday beyond
precedrnt 2s00n0u0 bushels being dealt in. The
market however extremely variable and suffered from
the reszat0us Of earlier 5urers Yet the confidence
Of purchasers rf further sfvance asrd
large Of the drncncie sbroi
close unsettled. with Dec mb'r unchanged 81 snf
the other months shade fofl0vs: January yv.
February 81 March 80 n April rs = May 80 ce.ts spos
lots "a cent higher but export rs motsf
ate In ther demands. taking 81 .0oo buSsci.
The other markets naturally varied BY Tie ettr11r
binary interest shown In wheat shippers cof 2O0 bcsh
ella Of and tie tfie better The options
December 40 for January.
SOL February and 50 for March Oats
the closing follows December 81 IA January 50
February 357 May 81 cents There cssh bust
done IN ar3Jo Of which was ryu5tss
for export options trie inS az t So for
December So 81 January as - February 50 10 FAR
March. So II for April and 81 IS for May.
The receipts OF grain and nonr On sal Hrday NevYert
Philadelphia Baltimore AMI Boston were As oo~s Whea
ia sol bushels 81 S3f bushels 71tsI bushels;
total grain. 333sl7 bushels 4o1 ~ bsrreiA At chi
Milwaukee the arrivals Wheat
ll444l bushels "a 2-5 bushels oet D1shcA
total grain 1878 bushels nour. "A. s04 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06

refined market closely sympathized with crude;
pervade- the In
their offers while the activity Tor checked some
what tho lack OF freight Closing
cent At cents gallon here and IN Baltimore
and cents Ia Phladelh
OIL yIff. Penn. Doc 4.-Crufe Oil-NatOnal Transit
Certificates opened Al sl2 sli2 lowest
price, sou closed 81 Sales 1910 barrels
S7O6OoO barrels; charters 1900 barrels shipments
6e.ole barrels.
PIrrsBuHi Penn- Dec. 4-cruis on-PetroIeun firm;
National Transit Certificates opened la closed AZ
81 highest prize slas lowest price. s0as
TIfUsyILLK. Ponn 4-Natonal Transit Certificates
opened al 81 and eosei sls price, lowest
pr1ce. SO<
BRADFORD Penn. Dec 4-Crnie On-vatio1L Transit
Certificates opened s1 aud closed 81 highest price,
81 lowest price 5J2. cleArancea l4Oi.O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06

ST LOUIE Dec 4-Four-XXX e. 35Q246 Family
s. 10 az 80 choice j. - 20 Fancy - 60 L5ta
No Red " iniei at solyc. Dec, Solo bid Jan 81 =
Up2isc. feb. SIC May sotUst-s Corn irmer
No hiIea cssh. 10 vase sc.. Del ssse; Jan; S6As
GSGa.ci feb S7.e May 40 eiG1s oats-No.2 Mixed
Cash - sc Dec 27Acs May 81 Ryestrong at 81 go
Barley Minnesota " se Burer-creamery =. az C
.-- Hsy-Timothy. al VoGls 3d. Prairie s. !5eil 90
brsn-ooc- A. mill Corn Neal q 90 - whsksyo1z
Sales Al 81 IS Prvvl-0ns strong Pork ell 90 Lard ~ 90
aelo Bnk Meats-lonr Clear. 50 to85 So. Short aies
80 90 40 90 Clear % Rst-iptsFiour 1000
bbis; Wheat 210oo QUAIL Corn 900 ea.h osiA $4,000
push, hys 1000 busn: Barley 10000 oush shipments-
Flour 6,UvU bbs WhssL 2fb0vO Dushs
Oats -. bush; aye, 200U bush. Barley 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
HUME THE MISSIONARY.

We authorized 70 state that the assertion con-
tanned III a di Ia ch from New Haven that the Ameri-
Board had Practically postponed the case OF the
Rev. Mr. Hume, who desires TO return 10 his mission
aIy laLOrs for year II altogether without lOunda
ton. No such acton has been taken. and 10 propO
slon Of similar import has been entertained, even
nlaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
THE MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY, Dec 6.-Rn.
Tho United States Treasurer last week received from
customs $3,5736s3 and from Internal 1920.
937 total from both s. s03 6f0 against 1877 757 for
the preceding week The feature Of the usual weekly
comparison Of the Treasury's condition Is q continued
gain to It's net godbalanc Since Tuesday November 30
the gain Sl5o0000. While the total gam
In the cash balance Ia only 81 .925.3s7 for the
week. the gold balance II increased 81 ss7 1873 by
cumniation OF S3.o76.364 In bulon less Issue Of
SlosS4s gold certihcates The legal tender balance
rednced ss15,369 by the loss OF that Of notes
The silver balance reduced S379.314 by an
issue OF Sl3o2S61 certificates less accumulation OF
s9Z3o47 bullion The available balances further
Increased by reported reduction Of S436692 In the La
bires for the redemption of National bank This
reduction In liabilities Is inconsistent with the statements
that the net whdrawalof held circulation
amounted TO for the week and that the Naona
bank notes destroyed only s6l1 900 In Of
new ones issued
suejotned are the Saturdays
pared with those Of the statement OF November "a:
Gold and bill - -''' D'
less cerffcares
ard SlOOOO0000
es;...... s625s414o ss5.45l.5ss Inc s2,ss7. 1913
tihcates- 2eso7717 % 800 sis Dec 97s $50
Nat o.nE notes. 2.S64456 2bS4433 Inc. 2ls.977
bank; :;,......--: I329ss61 1s47ss5s Inc. 17ses5
bullion less Ger.
uncates--...-.- s3.5741s5 s3.l94.s71 Dec. 379.3l&
Totals $751; elo o5s slss 1885, 74s Inc 1895 ss7
blk notes. incdr
the per cent
fund---------.-- ss.229252 s57s2.5eO Dec. 4ss.6e2
Set sva balance s953sl IO7 e77431ss Inc s2362O7s
Non legal tie
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