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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02


LONDON June 30-At the wool sales today the market
was firm Continental have taken most OF the ofer
ing. competition for the hisher priced grades was ess
active Greasy sold readily. There were onered To-Day
1921 bales The OF the day In detail are as follows
Vcorla-saes 500 bales secured I'D 6is sLd 90 locks
greasy, I'd IL 2t DO locks ana
pieces qiod al I'd. New South Wales-saes 5000 bales
occurred lido Is lid do locks and pieces ld9l "a;
greasy 7ddl do locks and pieces 6i 69d queensland
sales. 900 bales scosred Is dol %; 90 ioeKs anu
peres 7oidls 81. SOnth Australia Sales 100 Daies
greasy ca I'd. do locks and pieces sid swan River5
pieces I'LL TasmanIa-aes 200 bales greasy vd0 - Ia
baies secured Sd d locks and pieces ed al 3D.
greasy "a Id DO locks and pieces 6ei0l 10 Cd ape
l. Sd: greasy 5Lad96d. Sandwich lslands-sales oOO
bales greasy. II 0Gd; do. locks and pieces 22aG3-
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appears with n disposition to purchase, their
long faces and doleful tones will not send MN
home, or to other places where he can meet with
a more cheerful reception.
of shares sold OF all stocks. the highest lowest
and final prices of the week, together with the
final prices Of week ago, prefxed by the average
prices Of July /, 1887:
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
| on and after JULY !, issS.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New-York Via Desbrosses and Cortlands
: streets Ferries, as follows w., ,.. r,,n p.,,c.
Cars ATTACHED 20 a M So Dnng car a o Pn6n
Dining. Smoking and Sleeping VestbuIel Cans az oo
WILLIAMSON Lock Haven 100 a. NJ go o, p M ar pGrry
Vile and and tn the > oil Regions
F Fer kS 0Y M aRa and
II 900 u. m, / co. 100 and 700 p. m Saturdays
Ba Nhy washnsi08 and the a soaSh Limited
ngton Express" Of Pullman Paror Cars daily excep;
daily with Dning Car &C 40 m a 66 and Wss 20
neIEn s co. 90 sS and q 90 p NJ, ~ and u Is
night Sunday, G:15 and a. m, 4 80 and p. NJ ana
For Atlantic City, II 10 m, 100 and 200 week
For Cape May. ] p. m. week days -
Long BIanch Bay Head Junction and Intermediate sta
lions, Railway AMI Amboy, $3.50 10 ana 10 ID
i noon, 80, $40 g 40 Limited 20 and p m
For Old Point ana Norfolk via New;YOrk philadelphia
and Bay Line, 80. p m week days -, .,.s
trains at jersey city, arordmg speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New-York via DesbrOsses and
tortandt Streets Ferries follows: ,.. r,.,.. c..
and 10, Washington Lmilelj, and ii y 20
$50 49, 49, 49,, ana % p M ana 40 ~ aod % sn
T. 80, 8, q, 6 80 5 and . pm. and II 10 night
Trains aSs0P sahs Ssv daily except Sunday
a Sad ID no on Sundays SUI At Trenton for Camden
Ticket Offices, Nos / 435 $40 and 944 Broadway. !
Broosiyn station Jersey City, Emlgrant Ticket ONCE
C'; The Transfer Company wiz call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences woon
, oHGA General al Manager General Psss'r Agent
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freely prime spot and June dull at tos ga
do July August dull az Ais wheat-Holders oner
freely Flour-HoIdsr offer splringly Cornspos anu
futuresspo in xoo demand futures holders ODER sey
mixed Western-Juy dull at as 6l4f DO August dnH ~
a. 61d Hops at London-NewYork Stakeholder ouer
spangy.
ANTWERP June 3owilcoxs lard closed o. VI francs "
Fan narln
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Railroads..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY:
IN-Trans leave from chambersst Station week Gays
81 sso Enssl Leo 30 1snsoS snS i 20
m niSDi TOO Sundays. 700 700 $50 M ana
Sor Manuel Spring valley Monsey and Talmana res so
4 and 3 d. M
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! iCCii11eratlcn Of National gold banks not included in
the above s2o1. G57.
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
By the operations of the Sub Treasury, as re-
ported for the week ended Friday evening. the
associated banks lost So ss0, 659; but, as was eX,
planned that calculation included receipts of gold
coin from the Bank of America, against which the
issue of coin certificates pending the counting ana
testing Of the coin had been only partly made
Probably the banks true loss by Treasury opera
fions for the week was about 81 100000 week
ago our estimate of the banks actual cash hold
ings then gave it as approximate to the amount
reported in the statement OF that date. Jester,
DAYS statement of bank averages shows loss OF
s3O4 700 cash. which indicates liberal receipts
from the interior The loans were expanded
s327S,3 300. The increase IN deposlts-sl, 'o9, 900
is about 100000 smaller than the increase
the other changes cali for The statement results
in a loss TO the surplus reserve OF S752,l 10 ana
leaves it at $40, 81 7,225, against s5,6Sl'O'o at
date 1887 and SlI.021,450 at date 1886.
The changes in the corresponding week OF last
year were as follows: Loans decreased ,03l
200; cash decreased s2l3,lOO; deposits decreased
s2.O731OO; and surplus reserve increased s5Oo'-
I75 The changes for the week of 1856 were
Loans increased s4.657,2O0; cash decreased
s2, .0OO deposits increased sl.3oS,Soo ana
surplus reserve decreased SO, 332,2o5 The changes
for the week Of ISL were as follows: Loans IN
creased S5.00040O; cash decreased si,o2,o,oou'
deposits increased s2,s25,6OO ana surplus TT
serve decreased 81. $4,000.
The statement compares with those OF CORE
spending dates OF sci and ssl as follows; 1000
1oans.... $50 1sEieo ssSs SO ss55 Ss5 800
Spec ,en1cr: i9 91iSSoo SO 49, 200 81 1880
i,e1oeits 346 400 367. 0S1, 300 40s, $50, 200
CsIPcnlsfon - I9I76sO0 3, 800 900 7.e275oo
THE following shows the relation between the
total and the total deposits at Tie fespec
i've dates: -. 30 400 mn .oo -o- ,oo
Specie Slo4iooVV 20 90 oco o. 100 coo
Legal tenders 171l2SOo Z-'Ieo- wv oo,I'-oVo
Total 1913 529SOO scoi@lp4OO el~o'o'95oo
Reserve reQuir.
ed ag's5 de- ~ o-c ooo n, --o oo- no no c-s
posts co'oAo'ooV '''''O''-' --'O~-o'
Surplus O3lAoVV Sotoo4'V'o S-o'0A''--"
Ratio OF re-.ve
deposits. o-oo ~ m o. -
per cent ZO.5J %o'J1 "~"0
Following Is Saturday S stltemenJ III ueuah'
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Railroads.

NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILwAY.-fralns leave from ferries ut West 42d
and Jay follows: 49,,
Gletown FIlenvlle FasfnFg, Monticello, Liberty Wal
ton. Delhi Norwich, Utica. Rome, Oneida. Fulton. o.
wego Buffalo. Detroit. Chicago.
Nest 42d-st, 10 a. H. Jayst-, = :55 a. for
Waikiki Valley stations. Lakes Mohonk. Minnewaska
Middetown. Fallsburg Liberty, White Lake
Waikiki Valley stations. Lakes Mohonk. Minnewaska
NitdetOwn, Bloomingburg NJ. Dale Monticello. Falls
burr. Liberty, White Lake. Rockland.
West 42d-st, 4 so y. IN :; Jay 81, 4 30 p m, for
Campbell Hall, Middletown BloOmingburg. Wurtsboro
Ellenvie.
Mddetown, Falsburg, Liberty, Walton, Norwich Oneida
Oswep, Suspension Brd-e, Detroit, Chicago St Louis
Buffet seepers Niagara Fails Reclining Chair Car
free
St. ! 90 y. m, for Campbell Hall Middletown Bloom
ingburg Fenyle, Falsburg, Monticello, Liberty, White
Lake Livingston Manor. Walton, Delhi
Pullman Drawing Room seats and berths reserved at
3O7 broadway. Time tables, tickets &c, 207. 307
045. 1928 broadway, 49, 6thave.. 1874 East 125th-st
-o' "s'' j. G. ANDERSON G. P. A.,
Is Exchange Place. NewYork.
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IN he Pro
active. Creamery I50i9@ Dairy l3aSl7e Eggs steady
h|:a!s z cpns 10 july IL August
79c DO August SOC No Norinere ca ea'a .Se do
Hard 81 PC No l Northern soc. No Northern
76c Flour. steady Patents to ship sacks in CARROTS
PHILADELPHIA June 3O.-Flour-onerine, liberal while
ce 9 s ana R5Saai
E5a' 8 Ssj rs r, 30 Winter s. FAg z,
- co. PsnnsylvanA Roller Process, 81 1925 80 ohl1
Clear Clear = 10 5Sg 3d. do 10 TO &c aud
9'F %nts ao . sS' to Choice 81 e
Clear SO % 10; DO straight - o. so Minnesota Pat
H ys Food 70 Su f' S 81 DO
s. Tor On m Soy do for August s 's DO for
s Sc 'Sr sSssc for lots shade
lie in syIpathy with the Ungraded Yellow in goth
ss No ss'd S end H nss Mixed Mixed GRAIN
DEPOT $ c Mixed for June S04s DO for Jny
for fPOt lots quiet and barely
s sss a. '2 No 's' Mixed Sa.t.d
~ 'ae OF NO Whe az aSc o Mo but !n@dS
Waite for uDs 10 S DO tor 5sy
Potaoos we're quiet P9sssOsssS-
ST o. 0 Gn9f' Rsa
New Rose culs bush 30 e5c southern emu heSs
Beef city Family per 6o 3 81 o., 10 10 Pa pa'1 5o
4 We PORK 5"o Ms, b's SIS 90 10 Prime Mess
si So do Family s7ssi7 30 Hams Smoked per =, i2 o
Shoulder, in Dry SAT- ana fully cured Its' DO DO:
7Sc Do dl smoked 5a99c. Bellies in pickle 90
&c. do Breakfast Bacon l09lic Lard firm CITY
R.nner 80 OU 40 81 ~ i9 Butchers loose
- - as so quietPennsvlvana Creamery EXTRA
at Isle western creamery Extra at 100 b. 6 and n
y Creamery Extra lie Western Factory lao &c.
Packing butter el3c Eggs were steady PennsyvanM
nr-t, igL1l7c Western nrsts at l6c. Cheese higher;
demand fair; Now York Full Cream az 9Aac Ohio
Refined active. Powdered l6 GranuIatei &c Feed
steatv Winter Bran xl5 001sl6 so per ton. petroleum
steady 10 bel test in bills 10 ReceDts-F1our LOO
bbIs. WHEAT none. Corn 1000 bush oats $500 push
shipmeuts-WleaL 200 bush. Corn 4.2U0 bush oats
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fnst ln0 Goun0.

r OsT OR SToLEN.-Bankbook No. 1919 Issued
to Carl Muller All persons are cautioned to negotiate
corner I4ths and II not restored on the II II
dav OF July 1885, application Will Dc made to the bank foi
o duplicate.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CENTRAL Isl IOWA 1887. 1885.
j Hs%$'' 8 8 5s $i: 223 81
CINCINNATI. JACKSON AND MAcKINAw.
E fS!9a Week a., &. %,! Tyne g S 81
c1Nc1NNATI, RICHMOND AND FORT WAYNE.
q %'i 1850 1885, 1855, $3.50
COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI MIDLAND.
}sH g e 5 %'i u , s: ,s $ 5s
DETROIT. LANSING AND NORTHERN.
fsP1' :: "A. %:: q sss s. &
EVANSVILLE AND INDIANAPOLIS.
f s5 :: e "A. %' il &
EVANSVILLE AND TERRE HAUTE.
fss}' :: :; a. e.: e s
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
fSP3'' q "a. %'i :sss @ :3 S.
KANAwHA AND OHIO.
N fSTd week q nile nj June ssl "a sc l9
Jan 1 10 June 81 O33lI 12323l
MEXICAN CENTRAL
Hs@3 s 81: i i 5ss
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
Third week in June . s7s.337 s76.2O6 sG5.430
ST. LOUIS 'u AEroN AND TEREE HAUTE Main nnc
fs$G'' js5s ssj ss ;ssjsS
CLEVELAND AND MARIETTA.
Second week I'm June . s5367 e4of5
Ian 70 June IA 1875, 235 7,5ii
ERLANGER SYSTEM.
Nurnber OF miles LAO LAO lao
second week In June 500. $50 s1O7,OsO s112, 59i
Jan. TO June IA 23l7O47 279f,l1 30Oo,056
TOLEDO, PEORIA AND WESTERN.
Number OF miles PAT 247
Second week In June fl7,456 e16,14i
Ian i 10 June IA .. $780, $50, 12i
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET
LONDON June 800 p m.-Atlantc aud Great Western
frat mortgage trustees certificates a5 Canadian Pacific
81 : Mexican Ordinary. 42l2 81 Paul. Common Co.,
Paris advices quote per cent rentes al 81 francs
Confines for the account
Spanish tours. re
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL June 30-23o oders Offer freely
freely. Hams-Holders offer moderately
moderately Cumberland cut nrm at
AS Cd Holders offer sparingy TaIlow-Holders
az, fr,siy surits of observation-disclosures offer freely
Offer freely Lard-spot aud futuresHold
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Cash quotations we're as tollows-Ne Spring Wheat
7gLq7sssc No 3 Spring Wheat nominal No. Red I9sc
no Cora at 47i.c. No. 2 30 &c No. 2 Rye az
52e No Barley CSC No Flax seed n om-
SIS so per Dbl Lard IS o5 per 100 %. Short RIBS
SIDES loose 81 Drv sailed shoulders boxed 50 %
96 o. short Clear SIDES boxed 81 959S 90 Wniskey.
dsiiers finished goods 81 20 per gal sugars-Cut Leai
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Qrcsemaklnq.

n REssMAKER, whose fitting and draping "a not ex-
i ceed wishes city or country; terms,
- o5 per day Address A. j., JOG West AID St
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TRAINS FOR BOSTON

TRAINS FOR BOSTON
Il via
New.York and Eew-Engiand
New.York. New Haven and Hartford RoadA
Leave NEW YORK 10 A. NJ, g p. NJ, IL 80 p. M.
Arrive BOSTON 30 p M, % M IAN
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS
% 90 .. m. Daily, including Sundays
Other trains daily except Sundays
seeplng car aceommoda tons can be secured ticket
Offices 337 broadway ana Grand Central Depot
- HORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
~ Boston, Newport and the East Express leaves Granf
Central Station at 10 100 and 100 p m for Watch
Hiil Narragansett Pier Newport and Providence and
boston 100 p. Limited Express for Newport Prov
ideDce and III 80 Night Express Tor New
port Providence Bostondaiy. Palace Parior Cars or
Sleeping Cara 10 destination.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Erancsco. June 80. 1873
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w N. Y. c. ii. T. r. CO., lesseeA
Trains leave West 42d St station as follows, and 20
minutes earlier from foot Of yay-sG, North River
Detroit and Chicago, % 90 a. m, ~ 200. 3 is D. m
agara Falls 3 Is 20 :55 a. m % 100, 3 rs D. IN.
tica. 315, % 55, (a) II 30 a IN, 20 100. - 10
Kingston Saugcrties. Catskill Albany, 3J5 y l5.
% So. ta) Il 80 9. ~ 100 900. SIS p m
= is Is So 10 10 ta) IL 80 100, 10, rs.
g rs AS D. m, and 100 a. AS and . 100 D. IL.
Cranston's Cornwall, Newburg.
For Montreal and Canada East, 80 100 D.
Hamilton, London, 20 55 a. m, % CO. IS 10 D. m To
rOntS 70 5S 70 90 g 10 P N,o,,, Fall. pe,,o,,
Saratoga Specials (s) II 80 a. m. (s) AS m. Draw.
inc room cars through - Saratoga -.
Lake George II 80 a.. m. Drawing Room Cars 70 Cald
Lakes Mo6onK and Minnewaska; via New patz. 90.
(a) IL 80 a. m, (s) as p M Drawing Room Cars 70
Kingston on 100 ,a IL 80 m, 90 AS o. M trains
Kaaterskil Hunter. Grand Hotel Station. cad Phoe
nicia, 15, 100. (al IL 80 a. M 81 $40 D m Drawing
Hotel Ksstersk and Mountain House) on 90 s) III 80
A. m and fs) 8 as D. m trains
Paienyille, Cairo and Mountain House Station Is
7:15, o 100, (al II 80 a. N, ts 3ao D. m Drawing
Room Cars CatskI on al ii 80 a. n and Isl Al D. IN
trains . e.. a. 49, ~,
except sunday "a 81 Leave Jersey City, p. r. r. STA
tion Ca) ii I'd (s) 40 IN Hoboken. West Shore
station. (a) II 80 a. m, Isl 40 D. m
For tickets time tables, psrlor or sleepfngcar accom-
modations Information apply a. Offices Brookyn,ss3
ton York City-363. 1885, ote Broadway 1873 IL
Bowery ~ Park plate apd West SHORE s,atioas fost Of
West l2d Sc, foot Of Jsyst. u e ~ LAMBEkT
Varderbutaye Senerai fasseuaos Agent
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rs COMPARED.

:17s 312. ESQ $50. 12s, 900
banks not included in
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THt MARKET sTAGNANT.
REARs WISH 1T TO REMAIN so. TOO.
GAINS AND LOSSES OF THE NATIONAL
TREASURY.

TREASURY.
Sunday July Up. m.
Tho r-n,,cd States Treasurer last week received
from customs 81, 7so,534 and from internal reve-
nne s2,270.926; total from both $7'ool'4oo,
noaipst s5.732,512 for the preceding week
Dprinr the last week the bond purchases by the
Treasury aggregated only small amount yet us
NOT cash balance reduced sl,6Si,9lo: from
a. auI.s 81 csc. 236 less 81 32e increase in its
aonosi,s in National banks. By its operations at
Naw-yorlx it gained about sl,50o,ooo, so that Its
disbursements at other points must have been
large.
Subioined are the results OF yesterdays staoe-
ment compared with that Of June 20
June o. 1888 June 30, 1SsS. Differences
Gold coin and bull,
'I peserye so4 so5l9e se2 71a19e Dec 81 Ss2 cs7
esSSsss. ssessss5 ssa I bss s ssSss
s si1eS Sa d6l' 8s's and ''-''''' -'''
9incates rs' ee 6ss5s1s4 bse16ess Inc. cesssa
Cash IN Trey s192 s7e s1eI OLE Dec ess 2se
oe ROnsi banks an sa1s5o4s a1sss72 Inc 1926
ro,, balance s21os4s42a sic Dec 81 os4 $40
Deduct for funds
held to redeem
per cent fund 1o1 eo7 1oosos,117 Dec. $3.50
Net available =, aso 100
CONTROLLERS MONTHLY STATEMENT.
The Controller of the Currencys statement
made I'D to June 80 shows that the anounU VI
National bank notes surrendered ana uesToyeu
during June was S5,559,3 92, against whlch ISSUES
10 new banks and to banks increasing tneir CT
culation were made to the amount OF 80 ~ oso
leaving the net contraction for the month at
90 A3G eo7 The net contraction for the twelve
months ended Yesterday was $50 i9',lZo Inc
coinage of silver dollars during the twelve months
has been about S34, 100000. Hence against a
contraction of less than S27 900 600 in the crcu-
Iotion Of National bank notes which are not legal
tenders there has been issue of S34 900, 600 OF
leraItender money; and this without counting the
cold expansion which came from importations and
the product Of our own Mines Besides this, the
amount Of legal money held by the Treasury for the
redemption of surrendered bank circulation now is
sl4si6436 less than the amount held June 80,
1881 The net withdrawal of bonds deposited to
secure bank circulation in the month OF June II was
81, 500, 500, and for the twelve months 1t was
s13,654.050.
The Controller Of the Currencys statement Of
June 80 is follows:
NATIONAL BANK NOTES.
Total amount outstanding May o,x a., 90,
Additional circulation issued dur. '''
ing the intervening month ~
TO banks increasing circula
ton A''ia'o'v
Total s2122e95
Burrendered and destroyed dur
Ing the month o'ooS'os<
Decrease in total circulation
during the month e o4So'oS'
sTotal amount outstanding Jure
Decrease in total circulation
during the preceding twelve ~, ,oo
Circulation secured by United -
States bonds (as below elo5o4o'oos
Decrease during the preceding
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ID S16.436

1916, 436
DS ON DEPOSIT.
TO secure To secure
circulating public
notes. deposits.
So, Isl 900 1901, 600
90 60 300 IS, G63, 500
105,423.S50 80, 42S. 500
1880 1875, 900
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

LONDON June 30-2 p. m-Atlantic and Great Western
trustees certeates a5s Canadian racine,
b79 Mexican Ordinary. AZ 81. Paul Common. 90 -
PARIS advices quote per cent rentes al 81 francs
cen times for the account
uiah
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The following were Saturdays quotations for unlisted
securities
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IS companies 60 41o 54s 50 col 0s5 Inc si9o537 %
Thirty-four railways and systems have reported
-,,eir net earnings for the month of May. OF the
Cmber. twenty-four have returned gains ana zen
losses, which are shown in the following ta 40 e.
"a roYnnanies 36 O75 50 915 994 Inc s5s99l9 25 %
10 compsnies 44O0l2s Ala CO. Dec 29i466 Cos
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CENTRAL IOWA.
1850 &c
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Additional circulation issued dur
ing the intervening month
To new banks
10 banks increasing circula-
ton .
surrendered and destroyed dur
ing the month E.
Decrease in total circulation
during the month
sTotal amount outstanding Jure
Decrease in total circulation
during the preceding twelve
Circulation secured by United
States bonds (as below Z.
Decrease during the preceding
pet ,,S;ise during the preceding
twelve months
Amount OF outstanding clrcula-
tion represented BY lawful
money on deposit with the
Treasurer Of the United
States 70 redeem notes Of
1nsolyent National banks
Liouidating National banks
National banks reducing eircui1
ton under section 4 Of the
Act Of June 90, 1874
National banks retiring circula.
ton under Section 6. Act OK
July u. 1852
Total lawful money on do
pDslt =.
Decrease in aggregate deposit
during the preceding month
Decrease in aggregate deposit
during the preceding II
AG ~ '''s REGISTERED DC
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Pacific Railroad bonds, 6 per cents
Funded Loan OF 1881, 4 - per
cents
Funded loan OF 1907, 4 per cents
Funded Lean Of 1852. 3 per cents
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The bank exchanges at the New-York Clearing
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-19

'Absurdr' exclaimed the young man, a
good deal disconnected. You are not very
merciful"
There isn't much need for mercy that /
can see," returned Valerie quickening her
pace little. s'Now, don't look doleful or
you'll spoil all the pleasure of the walk for
both Of us. Do easensibIe fellow for once
in a way!''
Il declare" cried Lord Westbrook. half
laughing, half yexed, ''you do treat hearts
ike playthings."
HEARTS," Valerie laughed a ringing.
reckless laugh. "Who talked of hearts :
You don't mean to tell me that yours is
involved? II so, it Is about the seventh
time"
mo, mol VOW and protest.
And 1 VOW and protest." said Valerie.
pausing at the stile that separated the
moorland from the hill-path, and facing
round on her companion with hooking
laughter in her gray eyes, looking lovely
enough to turn the heads of dozen ST.
Anthony's, that am not going to listen
to declaration with Colonel Beauregard
and Mrs. Dudley not three hundred yards
off; also that am not going any farther
GlIdu OulS.
How cruel you are to mock me-"
II wonder how often you have said that"
said Valerie, serenely. ''Oh, don't protest,
like the player-queen," as he was about tc
eagerly interrupt. Il have lived two years
in the beau monde, and know the whole
gamut backward and forward and dodg
ing. No more, please. Colonel Beaure
gard has quick eyes and ears, and you are
looking vastly too sentimental for the &C.
casion.''
81 don't believe you have an atom of real
feelingp' said Westbrook, in savage un-
dertone.
II am glad you have found that out, IRE
piled Valerie, composedly, sit will save
both of us a great deal of trouble. Don't
you know that penniless beauties can't af-
ford feelings, nor can poor anybodies. All
the same. it wasn't very polite of you tc
tell me the truth so bluntly; but I'll for
give it, as we have hitherto been very good
friends, and change my mind about going
on, if you will be sensible"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-19
No OTHER 'I ,ss1an 'n s''

has i'll so short period gained the repu-
,ation and popularity enjoyed by the
WISCONSIN Central LINE. From
comparatively unknown factor in the
commercial world it has been trans
formed to an inc ,pendeut, influential,
grand Through Route, with mag
nlticent depots, superb equipment and
unsur passed terminal facilities. Through
careful catering TO dstails it has Won for
itself reputation for solidity, safety,
convenience and attention to its patrons,
second to no railroad in the country.
Pullman sleepers, models OF palatial
comfort, dining cars in which the cuisine
and general appointments are up TO the
hig hest standard, and coaches especially
built for this route, are among the chief
elements which have contributed to.
wards catering successfully to 81 dis
eliminating public. Located directly on
IT'S line, between Chicago and Milwaukee,
and st. Panl and Minneapolis, and
Chicago and Ashland and Duluth, are
he following thriving cities of Wiscon-
sin and Michigan: Burlington, Wauke.
sha, Fond du Lac. Oshkosh, Neenah,
henasha, Stevens Point, Chippewa
Falls, Eal Claire, New Richmond,
Hurley, Wis, IrOnwo0d, Mich, and
Bessemer, Mich.
For details, information, low
est current rates, berths, ETC., via
this route, to any point in the
Northwest, apply to nearest
Ticket Agent, or address
mM. S. MELLEN, JAMES BARKER,
General Manater. Gen'l Passr & Tkt Agt
MILWA UEEE.