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Connecticut western news., 1888-02-22
A WOlman's Discovery.

"Another wonderful discovery has been made and that too by lady in this country. Disease fastened it's clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood it's severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed necessarily and could not sleep. She bought of us 8 bottle of Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption and was so much relieved on taking first dose that she slept all night and with one bottle has been miraculously cured. Her name is Mrs Luther Lutz." Thus write w. c. Ham, rick < Co, of Shelby, N. c. Get free bottle at w. H. Camps Drug Store.
Connecticut western news., 1888-02-22

Have you got Consumption, Asthma Sore Thoat, Bronchial Trouble, Dyspep- sia. Nervous Prostration or any Chron- ic Troubles? If so, send a postal to Drs. Starkey and Palen, 1527 and 1929 Arch Street. Philadelphia, Pa, and they will send you 200 page hook free.
Connecticut western news., 1888-02-22

Train dispachers on the Consolidated road have long been required to work twelve hours per day. An order reduc- ing the time daily service to nine hours per day has just been issned by General Superintendent Shepard.
Connecticut western news., 1888-02-22
Hartford and Connecticut West.
 ern Railroad.

Runs from Hartford to Rhinebeck on the Hudson river, where it connects with
 the NY. c. & H. R. Railro.d.
 Commencing Nov IS, 1887.
 GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. 79O . m for khlnebeck, 12.30 p. m for Mllierton lt.5O p. m For Rhinebeck, connecting with trains on the N Y. C. & Fl. R rsilroad F p. m. fDr Mile ton. 40 p n. for Mlllerton
 GOING EAST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. 9.45 .. m., from Millerton.
 Connecting at Winsted for Wat.,x bury and Bridgeport. AtSim.bnrr s.,
 Westfeld. Northampton. wii. liamsburgb and Holyoke. AtH.rtsn1 with E1press for spr,ng6eld and Bostcr. aud all polnts North and East: srr;vins in Boston at S.80 p. m.; and for N.y Haven. arriving at I A p.n.: siso "a. Willimantic. New London, Proyidenca N,w York. S.0a p. m. connecting at winsted for Wasar. bury, Bridgeport AtRimsbury for Wsst- aeld and Holyoke. At Hartford cr- New Haven Springfield and Bes&cr' 22 p. m. for West Minated. P; McNElIL, WALTER PEARCR. oopsl'nsenoens. Q. R.snd 3. q
Connecticut western news., 1888-02-22
Is Connecticut Farming ssPlayed Out

1s Connecticut Farming "Played Ous'
 Mir. J. H. Hale of South Glastonbury, who has taken charge of department of agriculture and horticulture in the Connecticut Courant. reports in that paper, this week that out of over $500, 900 of Connecticut farming property, insured in the Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance company of this state, the statement shows that less than 2. cent. is mortgaged. Can the cities show up as we'll as the country?
Connecticut western news., 1888-02-22
sus.cr,psion Acceuns.-The date on ,h,

SWb1crhPttOh hAcCOUnts-The dAte on the sot0red slip oi paper with the name of the cub ccriber. shows the time to " hich the SUI b.. 0cri ptioM h paid thus, R. B. smith 5Julsh, Indicates that Mir. Smith hxe paid foI his paper to July 5, 1885. ItR hoped that subscriberr will sec to ie that theiI sccoant. indicated by the date on their papers .is alwayr corrsct and when they pay Tor . renewal oi theil subscription will ob 6srve whether Iheir date changed indicate h. proper credit and in the event of an error to tn- form ua for correction at once No claima for err TOTS in these tccountr wilhereafter be considered aalens presented within thirty days after the payment ie claimed to have beeh matie- the regular receipt oi the paper with the date to which the subscription is paid plainly printed thereon is prima fscie e7ldence of itr acceptance aO correct.
Connecticut western news., 1888-02-22
FALLS VILLAGE,

By misprint last week it read the R. R. Go. were going to erect q saw mill at Lime Rock Substitute B. R.-Barnum Richardson Go.
 H. c. Allyn, of East Canaan, was here 'n business tri p Monday.
 Rev c. H. Reynolds gives instruction in singing in the lecture room of tho M. E. church, Saturday evenings.
 Allen Chapman is sick and has been confined to the house for several days past.
 Brown x Son have been thawing out the water mains with a steam engine. The public water tank has been frozen up for month. P. c. Storms has been confined to the house for several days with sev'r cold, and Fred Wooster pulled tho bell rope Sunday.
 Engine 46, which was in the wreck on the Danbury and Norwalk branch, is in the shop for repairs. Lemuel Bulman, of Lime Rock, fell and broke his leg below the knee, last week.
 MT George Thorpe, of Lime Rock. died last Thursday, after long and painful illness, of consumption. He was about 53 years of age, and had lived in that village most of his life and was highly respected by all. He leaves a wife and three children. two sons and daughter, to mourn his loss. The funeral was largely attended at the Episcopal church on Sunday. The pocket Atlas which you, through sense of gratitude, was prompted to present to us in recognition of services performed in common with your other correspondents, is complete geogra- phical history of the earth in miniature and we should be wanting ln grateful ness did we not acknowledge that we reciprocated in the same spirit that actuated the giver.
 EDITOR NEWS There was piece in the Falls Village items of last weeks NEWS which we would like to have corrected. The piece was ''The Irish lads had dance at Citizens Hall. !" Instead of that. it was the young Catho- lie ladies of Falls Village and Lime Rock who had a leap year party for the benefit of their church. By making this correction you will oblige.
 KATIE DUNN.
 Falls Village, Ct., Feb. IS, '88.
Connecticut western news., 1888-02-22
THE CONNECTICUT WESTERN.

A FINE SHOWING FOR THE QUARTER. The New York papers give the figures of the sworn statement of the Hartford < Connecticut Western railroad for the quarter ending December 31, 1887. It Is as follows:
 Gross earnings, sss,627 Other income, 600
 .. ..- -S99, ,227 Operating expenses, $64,l82 Fixed changes, 11,857
 - 6,033 Net income, $23, ,194 This is at the rate of S92, 2,776 year. Last year. that IS the year ending Sep tember 31, 1887, the actual net earnings were S65, ,849. Thus the first quater of the new year exceeds third of the year proceeding. The earnings giv.n above are at the rate of nearly per cent -[Hartford Courant.
Connecticut western news., 1888-02-22
SPORTSMEN. scas. Diff !!

A LL persons silling, shooting pursuing and lA taking in any way, Tn open or close sea- son, Gsme, birar and Fish on the lAnds and waters owned or occupied by any of the under iigned in NORTH CANAAN. Conn.,, will be treat. cd as trespassers and prosecuted a such, and will also be prosecuted f.r all viola tions of the Ia ws relating to Fish, Game and Birds.
 Lyman Dunning, Geo. K Goodwin, Michael
 Keane Levi Bronson, H. c. Stevens & Son,
 Miss |arah Foster. Tslmadge Pulver, Mrs
 Mary Clark, Hiram kobsy, Chas Morris.
 Geo D. Callame, Leonard Lawrence, Frank
 Gaylord. Wm. P Pelt on, Frederick Bi onson
 Hiram BriKgs, Isaac Beebe, E. $. Roberts
 Wm Hayes tf
Connecticut western news., 1888-02-22

Laws Respecting Newspapers, Printed for the benefit of those who think that ordering paper stopped absolves them from paying up srrearages:-
 "If subscribers refuse neglect to take their paper from the post-otice to which th. y are di- recsed they are held responsible until they have settled their bills and oIdsred their papers uiscon tnued.
 "Subecribers who do not give express notice to the coutrsrs considered as wshil g to continue their subscriptions.
 "If subscribers order the discontinuance of their paper the publishers may continue to send them until all arrears are paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-02
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE yesterday contained
Paris letter from G. w. S. about Nine. Bcrnhardt
and La Tosca." reviews Of the Wei Castel
memoirs and Mr.. IIowellss April Hopes Art
News and Comments. sketch of the adventurous
iiyes of ex-Premier Gibson and Sam" Brannan,
Glimpscs Here and There. Ball Dresses Theatrical
Topics Gossip at the Capital Bits of Human Ma
ture, The Week in Society, Mr.. Buzzard's Joke,
the story of a famous outlaw Among Men VINO
Can Talk, Lilli Lehmann An Island Fullof Idiots :
ROYAL Purple" tale of adventure; Religious
Intelligence, National Guard News, sketches
poems, and host Of other features or interest
Leading news topics were these:
FoRfIGN-The news in London: English in
terest in America confined to hopes OF piuhaeII
- Dr. Morel Mackenzie says he has never al
mitted that the German Crown Prince Is suffering
from cancer - a powder explosion at Annoy
China, killed fifty soldiers and several hundred
civilians and destroyed onc-fourth of the houses
in the city. - The forged documents, aliege1
to have been written by Prince Ferdinand. OF
Bulgaria, have been published - All EUROPE
is waiting and watching for Developments between
Russia, Austria and Germany. - The overdue
steamer Lord Cough arrived at Queenstown yes
terday after tcmpcstuous voyage.
ID Mrsuc-Eleven persons were killed ana
many injured in an accident on the CINCINNATI
Southern Railroad at Summit, Ky.: five persons
were killed and fourteen injured on the New, orS
several other railroad accidents due to the storm
took place with the loss of several lives. -
Marcus w. Rasbach fed from HerkimeT, n. l.;
an embezzler of funds of the Herlximer Bank OF
which he was cashier, to the extent of $4,000;
the money was lost in stock gambling; - Mr.
Ainsworth has withdrawn from the Speakership
canvass in favor Of Mr.. Cole who claims IA
votes in the caucus, or more than enough TO
elect. u. G. Darts was horsewhipped in l'alti-
more by Mortimer Black New-Yorker = =
Only partial obedience made to the action OF
the Reading Convention ordering strike on the
Reading road: the miners were ordered to work
q while longer by their leaders.
CITY AND SUBuRBAN.-The brake on an elevated
shuttle train refused to work, and the engine
crashed into a on the main line. throwing it
from the track; one seriously injured. -
Judge Rapallo buried. - Reports for the year
from many of the public departments - A
Brooklyn physician found guilty of assaulting his
wife, the daughter of millionaire. - Ashbel
p Fitch addressed a letter to the Republican mem
beers of the State Legislature urging more indul-
gent legislation for this city - celebration
of Pope Leos jubilee in this city begun. -
new trust of storea gehouse owners being formed
- Ernst Possart, the German tragedlan, mar.
ricd the same woman for the third time. -
Some assemblies of the knights Of Labor issued
wild manifesto.
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, 1888-01-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Dec. sL-cettoa steady Middlns iots
ssss ~: T.%:
S q: s,i s fssa So
g ss.. AS sss ss .ss
Zee Ssss9 1fs s': s
ssssaos y %s. nn% Nike. sC sss
I've I% a 90 WAY s rT" I fSas M o.
palsssss shsSia.r. Clear RIB slss: PACKED SSs
p mss: !:ss:
steady saEsos: ordinsly TAR isss iSe, s.ssf
; %s.y : :si; a !. e:S2:E
dq cGoa IBIS @Ada sasa cors
bush; ship@ents-oafs 267OO bush saIes-whsat $4,000
A1ss higher s Hs :s'.s: *:
H Rys r No. sr% %h So g. whsle, r%@Sns.
s sSs s.risy
ws.sr. a.a nss
Extra 81 7Sss 90 S.,. P9sys,: e s@ - 6Ss
Clear q az s"?s.1s done: n:..;
s.atasrn u limo: Clear s4otst ,trssS sSs
snt good 90 40 fasSri, brands 81 10
8 aSaa rs Is sIor Wheat
ssssSl:s DO % sss
q &C. White SssSSs 80 Ys,lG. 9
&c. sn s ssSS: sisS yscS S:Ss;
high Mixed grain depot 69c Ne Mixed sr DECEMBER
5eS59sc; de for March 6oSeic 90 FOR Nay 6s SSS e:
moderate; sales Rejected White ssc Do Wh5s . sns:
42stse DO for January 4,sstiIe d. for fssra.y
and New Early Rose shsce White PEE
White Stars choice 5sa sse DO Bureanh:
zoe; Penn'ylyana Mixed Sssssc Provisions,
S. so smoked Beet slSGs Boet Ham. si7 sss:is %
DO family SIG 90 II 90. Nam. smoked 5elahS DE-
cured in le0lc Sides clear ribbed In salt o5o3c 10
Smoked Oc. shoulders drv salt fully curei 900
do smoked at 7s SHOULDERS pickle pickle eursSl "a
soso do Breakfast Bacon. leSils Lard FIRM.
CITY Rstned IS 25: Steam 81 00s Butchsrs loose
81 90 os72S Butter nrm-Psnnsylvana Creamery EItrs
80 SOC, Western Creamery Extra 29 SOC; b. C. and
Y. creamery Extra 2. o25c. Packing butter losiSe
Flsts Choice at ll1c; Dc Far 70 Prime IL q ilte
Ohio aud other Western nrsrs at 24c Pstroleun-Iy
at TO- Powdered at 7isa7tc. Feed wa. arm
Winter Bran s2l 000s22 90 per ton: Recepts-Fioas
100 bbIs Wheat 400 bush Corn $500 susn oass
i9Os bush shiprnents-Whs.t l7.s0O BUSH Germ l7los
Data 100 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-02
GRAIN md PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS


Through the oversight taking ballot for the closn
Of h Produce Exchange Saturday the brokers' "eare'
by their festivities the previous night we're compeea 70
give attention to business The western eAchanee'
were closed specuatons were more skeletons inc
variations in prices but generally on an mp
ward tendency Exporters took 1000 bushels oil wheat aau
5000 bushels spot wheat I'D cent better but
options after rising tric. closed substantially unch
"a follows: January g2l2; Februars 93a; March, 81 a.
April 95,1; May. 96s June. 96s June. 96's cents anu
December ST. Cash advanced ia cent and inc oo
lions mprov extent closing steady as too~s
January G3La February, 63s4 May 81 cents oats were
advancing cent on the spot while the options
closed up Il for February 4O and q cent for May =.
al ana down cent for January at 1871 cents mere WEI
sales of 5nO srces laid but II mpos-be 10 say
whether not The option, were str1nS
ana ID n points. follows; January - W req
rnary IS IL March, 81 10 April IS 20; May 70 30 Juns
sS 80. .-, -.
New York baltimore philadelphia and Bo.ts. were as io
ows: 2O7 bushels corn. 6Sblb
81 30s bushels grain 1870 0s6 bushels nonr 4sSt
At Chicago. Milwaukee and 81 LOUIS no arrivals
wore reported AS IL was holiday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-02
COURT CALENDARS.

TUESDAY, jan ..
suPsENR ooUnT-cHAxBxRs-Befers Andrews. J.-First
SrrErME CoUnT-0ENERAL TKRh-Befsre Van Brunt. J.
BRADY aud Daniels J. J.-Calendar for January Nos
& B. O. T. g. o. 20 IL. H. 49, IA. - ~ ~ lsg 20 ~
So 90 :: * s - a. 81 e; 90 80 81 90 g q e.
81 SO 81 S a s. SO Ss 80 %. % S g
l9s l15 iSI S S 49, 49, i iS i a a rs as H. rs
100 l3O 1911 232 1885, 1874 1875, 1886 1877 l3S lJg 40
40 i4S ia l46. l46 l47 las l4a 100 I5i i52 65 n4
i55 i5s ISL I6S l59 100 1911 1872 l63 le4 65 ld6 l6
les i09 no I'LL i72 ia ia 10. i!5. ~. las
svr.ExR GevaT-sPEciAL TERM-PAE i:ossiors ingra
"a a g. H. ~ 80 $50 IS g. 81 s
SUPREME SPECIAL TERN 90 "a 40 a. heI 9
a. a. los 3i2 3i6 3ia ss7. ssS. 2ss a. 2o AVS 1885,
400 49,, p.,.xo parr.,t 7 -
Nes 1876 2O72 l447 1878, 1915 1878 l3l3a isV 1929
1917 1856 1851 1868 1913 ll4l 1898, 1905 ioio Boz
1915: 1895 llsl, 1874 146l. 1869 1910. ,...
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUII-PART ll-Beiore Sng
J-Nos $50 2lI6 ago. 1885, GIG 500, lld3 aa zs2 4
1925 $50 2224 s75 22l2 l34 1885, 22o9 22oo 2ssi
St9 1897. III. INA. 1857. 9O2 49,, p,,.r.on
syPRIns CoyRrciRcuIrPAHT III-Bsiore ps 1 e
yi0ss lii6 ys5 I4ss s1s ~. liSs ssI asa
8 1871. 1882. 1892 1895. ~,
evFREMz CoukJ-CIHcyrI-PAnT Iy.@Before Beach J;S
Nos 638 23l ll5i, x77 1B36. lOs& $50 90, Z2 idS2
SOL 500 la 1919 ll60l is0s 1905 ION. iSsS ioSo'
's sSssoaafis ocusr-Bssors aAssee swm OF Ben. L
shsrn 10 a.; sssAts Of Daaia y. Lyddy, II -
S0YiiieR eousr-sfseiAL Tsss-ssfsss DasFa L. As~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-02

James A. Pattcson, who has been engaged In
Stock Exchange business since May, $50, retircs
from the firm Of w. NJ. Patteson a. Co. William
NJ Pattcson member of the Stock Exchange) and
Henry Il. Patteson will continue the business under
the old firm name.
William X Kitchen retires from the Stock Ex-
change firm of Moore Il Schley, and William H.
Duff and H. r. Chapman become partners In tho
firm The business will be continued under tho
same firm name as heretofore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-02
COTTON uAsKErs-BY rELEa,APH.

s.tvpsroy Dec Holiday ne: and gross 70
ceips 2O5 baes exports tho Continent 1000 bales
stock. 81 S99 balea .. o..
NORFOLK Dec 3l.-Csttoa Holiday; net and gross 70
cepts 2O5 bales: exports to Great Brian 3Ssa oaes
coast OBS bales stock corrected 5000 bales
sAyANSAH Doc. 3l-CsttJn-steady; MddinR Us
Lew Mddng 81; 0o,d Ordinary 81; net and rrossi
cspts 3472 bales Britain. 100 bales coAstwe
b6s3 bales sale. 400 baes steck l35. s94 bales
NEw-ORLEAss Dec. yl.-Cotton-H odsy; net receip.s
3476 bales receipts e3s2 bales experts 20 49,:
sIports coastwiss L7d2 bales stock. 1877. o99 bale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-02

2oa ~ lO, 1905 llo los 1855 1873 l7o las 2o2 lso ISL

iii. 1871
svrKRioR Cousr-rsIAL rEsx PART L-Before ssd7
WICK. q. J. -No~ltlo. IAN. i4t0. 9i3 ast 49,
SUPERIOR y Duar-TgIAL rKuA-PAKr II-BefDre Frsen
mas. J.-lJ5s. 1914. 1894. ! % .,.
SUPERIoR CoUar-TkiAL TERN-PARr III-Boforo O."or
man. Mos 1.t45. 1913. 1874 ',lt76.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRiAL TERH--iAgT fv.-Before Trusx.
j. 269. 1923 1890. 1859. 1888.
COMMON rLEAs-GEyEKAL TERx-Be.ore Lawrence. c. J.,
Allen Hoskstaver J-Caien lar January, Nos
s45.67s9in IL u IL a. T. IL H. is ~ c 20 az ~.
49, 80. 40. 81. az. 49, ~ As, &C. ~. 4S. n
COMMON PLEAs-sPscIAL rsRx- before Daly. J-Nos l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-02

LIVERPOOL. Dec 3l.-2p m-Bscf and Psrk-Ho
fer moderately Hams-Hoders ener freely ciear
offer moderately Cumberland cut dull at Sys "a
firm Ais I'D CheeseIn good supply spirits Oh rrrd
tine and offer moderately Tallow an" Had
SPOT aud Fuurss-IIoders offer moderately whsachipS
ers offer sparingy New No winter nsm , ~ arm At
Al Csrn-Spot and Futurss-Holders oner nrm
Mred Western spot nrm al - II I'll 10 rn.aan
York Stats-Ho lders not shsrinE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-02
TOO NAVY DOLLAR BILLS ABOUT HTM

Charles Stevens who arrested Saturday because
satisfactory account OF the large quantity Of
bills that he had his possession was 70
manded for further examination at ths Tombs yestery IL
Church Police Station In the aer.
noon nothing about the The bills
had claimed and stu az tho stat on a~ifng -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-02
Estimated partly.


crea'ng other weights 6sinx lifted from ne industry
to lose ground while there strong inalcans that the
tsr si %sy e Inc oil cosay
acknowledge aa the La crude was avsaIe only Tor asr
TO 1o prS ss a sa
'PrSqss the 81 in sS%
Europe with the same aIor,gGsts iae spee
March me pPs ea ns r 54r "a ne
at 10 cent, since efforts to intro
stun for fell have met Win n ~
the list Of changed condition. fro.%ecr, wi" Proecvs
s.sE the s asess with It the
es of 81 900 % ' Ssf t Of Stock since
too 70 hops that Nh, smut M anen y
the ORGANIZED pro nens Interests staEe o. o, wng
saaas MAN and esyns profit,
his business In connection with nus may a ne is maIirg
when is completed , ana ,esdy s
les. are IN pHs nc he wsst
Is Dsss@ S sss ss'i hs
ss Cis Sars nvs f pscc%Ss
e eD to the aoth inclusive a. follows: a..
r.,, , aSS s RsEs'' Rss: f7sEisf
The cerencae speculation last week active and gave
evidence o. an os sp int buyers ready
TO purchase prevented values from differing any
eept W.
so,a" ASSERTION soitn Of eeacats The
excited aud from ecnts hs s 20
carrie. prices his Ggars there WAS
and has practically isds the Of the
e1 hrn a Oe1 res S dry
tive wa, . .o aHa for @
peeled the strength Of the situation promises Sh oe''ef
v?T: Ts rPE:s
fort he Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-02

r..,. sl84444.95O S39.533.U00
- N.tonai gold banks not included In the
above, s2So.6i4.
The amount of bonds on deposit to secure Gov
eminent deposits in National banks was Increased
s7.765, 400 during December: slcc,O 600 OF I" per
cents. s2,145 900 of 1-2 per cents, so,o"'ooo VI
per cents less s5O 900 Of per cents WI hdrawh
The amount If bonds, nov on deposit uiiuct ,ile
evistinp rules of margins for security permits OF
Government cash deposits in National banks the
.um of sj3Gl5s5O, or S7,303.OOO greater er-
posts than were reported by yesterdays daily
Treasury statement.
OPERATIONS OF THE SUB-TREASURY.
Nv the operations Of tho Sub Treasury in the
week ending Friday evening, which Included It's
receipt Of $500, 900 for exchange on New-Crieans
Cincinnati etc, and IFS payment OF o. ~ ~oT ,ol
imported cold. the banks of New-fork gained
sI17S179 in cash. But as nearly all OF the
weeks gain was made on Friday, it counted ior
little in yesterdays statement OF averages Wn,cn n
gives a gain Of 81, 40l,1O IN cash ana cohlirins
orr estimate of a week ago that the banks theh
held 81 .OOO.O 900 more cash than the sum re-
ported i'm the statement of that week. Uhquescc
ionablv the banks holding Of cash at the close OF
FRIDAYS business was 81 900 900 greater than the
amount reported in yesterdays statement ana
that was supplemented by further gam from tIe
Treasury of 100000 There was an lmpor, a,t
increase of S7,513400 in deposits, which increase
the requirements of the % per cent rule u, 8
$50 or s477,250 more than the amount OF cams IN
cash. So the surplus reserve by the statement IS
left AZ ss559150 against S9,O36,400 last week
and sl2271 $50 December 81, 1886.
The changes in the week of SS6 were as iol,
lows: Loans increased s2o3,4OO cash increased
So. 03s 200, deposits increased s759620O, surplus
reServc increased S5O3915O The gain in cash
and in deposits during that week was principally
due to the fact that the Governments January
interest payments were generally made In the
latter mart o the week ended December "a. and
therefore counted in full in the bank statement
of December 81. This year the payments only
began on December 80, and therefore had no
effect upon Yesterdays statement.
The changes in the week of II $50 were as fol,
lows: Loans increased s., 1913, 500, cash increased
s4576OO deposits increased s5,33S,SOo, surplus
reserve decreased S802l25. The banks con-
ditions now compare with those of same date OF
1880 as follows Loans $4,000, 600 greater cash
s27 $40 900 greater. deposits $4,000 600 GREATER
surplus reserve S5,s00.000 greater; ratio OF total
reserve to deposits 1.39 per cent greater.
Tha following compares the totals OF yesterdays
statement with those of the corresponding dates
of 1880 and 1888: