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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29
DEATH OF Mr.. o. c. FARRAR.
A Prominent Eastern Carollnian Gone
Interment To-Day-CioSing Exercises.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK. n. g., May 2s.-Mr. o.
G. Fsrrar, whose sickness was mentioned
In this correspondence two days ago, died
this morning at 2 o'clock. He had been
sick only a few days, All Eastern Caro-
Ina will feel the shock from his death,
and il falls especially heavy on Edgecombe
county and the town of Tarboro'. He was
the largest stockholder in the large cot
ton-factory and had just completed the
ten-thousand-dollar church tor the Bap-
fists of his town-almOst entirely with his
own money. The appointment had been
made for the dedication of the church
next Sunday. The Roanoke Union OF the
Tar-Riv Association was to have been
held there, commencing tonight.
ISTEBMEsT TO-DAY.
The burial Will take place tomorrow
and the church will probably be dedicated
on Sunday in accordance with the wish
expressed by Mr.. Farrar during his illness.
He leaves q large estate and large family
and was greatly beloved and honOred.
The closing exercises of Vine Hill Female
Academy came off last night. The audi
ence was unusually large and the enter
tainment was very fine.
CONSTANT RAINS.
1t has been raining here almost con-
stantly for two nights and day and all
farm work Is suspended. Crops will be
thrown back a great deal Notwithstanding
the good stand of cotton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29
LEVY x DAVIS
|, 3, and 5 cast Bread Q-a
222szeeng- ~ GRaaaN

LHav.srF
Moih' Il
the makers NJ quite .'
In tho yvav - uri-,- COM. d. ..'
80 "%J
make this Offering Of .i..t. .I..
we'll "a Gentlemen.
-. . -. ....
~VV 'o,'n.n 90
!fl i-'l-Nt 80. 7, -".
s,le' Jay iLn.1'
OOO %o-lhch / mD w.
blhfk' "ltn aiuaitl ~. '.-.
Same II p incGes for : re: ....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29
MILLINERY.
V,HE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
l. CHARLES v. CLARKE, PRESIDENT.
BRADsTREETs RICHMOND OFFICE,
No. 1109 EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone No A32.
In. WITTY, superintendent.

The Richmond once has more than kept pace
with the rapid growth OF the city and develop
ment OF the territory tributary to IL n offars to
the mercantile community Of I snsectnn al the
adgantagesof system tho superiority OF which
Is recognized In every trade centre Of the civil
Med woxld. THAI 10 Ia IN special sense prepared
tested oy the fact thar Il has now aryss xuasbsr
afsutsrstsvs tAas any Other ssrAesblS sSss<v.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29
THE TOWER,
CORNER SECOND AND BROAD.

BLACK GROUND IMITATION CHINA SILKS,
large white figures, only l5c. yard;
Another new lot Of FINE FRENCH CHALLiES'
regular price 75c.-onr price 2So. ,,-,...
1000 yards Of PLAIN WHITE INDIA LINEN,
SIkc.-this IL Just about half prices
RED, BLUE, and GREEN MOSQUITO NET only
800 pie pieces Of Skw LAcEs for trimming whito
All shades in CHIFFON at 40, 45, and SOC.
cASFIELD RUBBER DIAPERS, SHEETS, and
100 D pieces INDIA PoNGEEs, regular price
Handsome HS;sS styles b n FIGURED LAWNS, regular
LADIES' sHIRT-WAlsTS in stripe and plein
LADIES' DRESSING sAcQUEs from 81 to
LADIES SILK sAsHEs for shirt-walsts only
ae-inc6 MOURNING GROUND cHALLIEs re-
GENTTEMENs NIGHT-sHIRTs rrimmed> only
400 pieces of NEW SWISS FLoUNCING from
FANCY SSS; Bureau b iSi2E scARFs only SOC;
Come and look at our new styles In POCKET
BOOKS and PURSES:
TENNIS RLANEELS reduced to 12lre. yard;
LADIES' WHITE RIBBED L1SLB SHIRTS, high
neck and long sleeve, ouly 4Sc.;
Our lOc OUTINGS only SC. a yard;
New line OF WINDSOR TIES at 25c.;
New line Of BOWS for ladies' and gentlemen only
PARCHMENT FANS, CSC. worth SOC;
LINEN-FiXIsa CHEvI0T, ioo-resular price
LADIES' SILK MITTs, wero SOC. now 3se.;
40-lnch SILK GLORIA only 81.
Julius SycLs G. Son,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29
How the Clubs stand.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AFURNITuRE HCUsE:AssIeNs.
Electrician Company Hauled Up-A Very
Angry CampbeIl- County Farmer
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dlspatch.l
LYScHBURG, Va, May 2S.-J. j.. Thomp-
son IL Son, one of the oldest furniture
houses in this city, have made voluntary
assignment TO protect their creditors.
The obligations of the firm amount TO
about $40, 900 and their assets, 1t Is thought,
exceed $4,000.
Mayor Yancey, of this city, has cited the
electric street-car company to appear be-
fore him and show cause why their charter
should not be forfeited in failing to run
their cars.
He has asked the opinion OF the city at
tOrney in the matter and is now awaiting
his answer before proceeding further. The
street-car company give as q reason that
through an accident one of their dynamos
was burned and they have to delay until
another can be received from New York.
The case will probably be called Saturday
or Monday.
EDMUSDs-FARRIs.
J.. t. Edmunds and Miss Kate Farris,
both of this city, were married this eve
ming.
Intelligence of the suicide of Captain j.
A. Perrego, of Roekbridge county, was re-
ceiYed here this afternoon.
THREE MINUTES TOO LATE,
One of the most amusing incidents con-
nected with the election occurred here last
evening. A farmer was on his way from
Campbell county 10 this city with load Of
tobacco, and when within five miles of the
city he found that he could not reach here
until after shutdown. and the bar-rooms
would then be closed. He stopped his
team IN the road and ordered his son TO
take one of the lead horses out, and ride as
fast as he could and buy bottle full be-
fore il was too late. The boy came TO the
city at break-neck speed, but he was ex-
actly thSee minutes too late. The old man
Is very Mad, and the tobacco-men have had
great fun over the occurrence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29

have shown, 1t Is only necessary to create
o favorable public opinion IN any county
and special legislation may DO had IN Dc
half Of the sheep and against their enemies
the dogs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29
LEVY & DAVD
|, 3. and B Z. Broad S.
EXTRAORDINARY vALUR9 D.,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY u

As an incentive 70 traio far ,,-..-
morrow we ofior special mi a1s..,, ,'i =
DRESS GOODS. "a
vIGoURBUX sUITING8. ss,-,.t......
in stripes and broken plaid. 49,. N'-s
I5c. per yard. For tnuds,s l.. ~
HoNEsPUN srITINCS in ugit r,..
dark shades oi tan and rr1y. h.. NJ
quality. For two days si.c Il.
CHINA CLOTHS, black gr,4-,.
effects. a perfect imitation r, D.. .'f
silks now 30 popular. Nsgar ,-.... "a
121lc. q yard. For 'Ro Iarsl.. .'.v
HANDSOME CHALLIEs, - If.t......
and colOrcd grounds with -'-.....
effects Regular prcc-Ig,c. ..... 'T
two days sJAc. VIE
Our great sale o. LADIES NI>.,...
WEAR viii continue FRIDAY ar4..-..
The best values ever offered Irr.....
found IN this lo'.
Our special sale Il JiPtNg.r ,....
about half price stlll constn4-. q ....
desirable goods are seldom s.,r.
FINE DECORATED AFTER ..,r.a.
PEGS, s2.S9Rnd s3.0s "a f.l...
DECORATED CABD-RECEH.g, ...,
,erns-25, IS, and So. ,..h. a.
DECORATED FRUu-PLAIE,. .......
dozen;
sATsUMA VASES, s3.4s, slgs. s-....-.
and sli.0S a pair. "
HOUSEHOLD NECESsITl..
WHITE TAR.PAPER-,ie ar.s.... 49,.
est. tho safest. The cosu... b..
destroyers-l2 sheets i1 a f.......
6x9 inches-regular pr.. -l..l.-...
day anJ Saturday, 49,.
TERMO DISlNrECrANT 4.r .- ....
strOy an obnoxious o!or . f...
lars, water-ciosots, o., ,... f-..r...
WHITE-TAR ISsECT-POW".. ~
destruction ana eKtrrsl.. ...
reaches, moths ants, ef.., .H.. ...
ROACH BAIT, a perfectly hr.-......
hut sure daatA tur.s.l.. Dill.
only Dc. per box:
OTH-BALLS, Tie grcat m.'l .r.......
Cyor 100 20 the polni-'... ...
PAPER AND ENNiL...,
Real Irish Linen, - shn Pei r.,.
O. match, for taoJfg.
| The Finest Chamoa-rIrI-U,.
sheets with envelope ......
| box worth tnc.:
| Real Irish Linen P4rar-Fv .. -.
quality, on %Oc pr isN.
TOILET GOODS.
LUBINS TOILET rONDEs.t- F-...
saturday email l... H.. ..r....
| PRINCESS CURLING I..'- ..
vorifc. sold eYgryVlr-a 20 .-
l3c.:
KID-COLORED HAlB-DENI ....
Saturday Toe. pr dozen.
! CALDER'S ASSAY, tNr T.I' ..r.-.... ..
mondod by al ,lr reading t..
best. only &c. r"r I..ri..
| IMPORTED BAY IN N-t. ....
day and Saturily i4arr b. ......
SHOES.
C,a.fai for Ttt.to, I..H -.....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29
Fatal ARRAY at Stuart.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
STUART. Va, May 2S.-About 490 p. NJ.
John Mays and Tom Smith had difficulty
at this place. Mays cut Smith severely
and Smith shot Mays twice, fatally 1t is
thought.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29
Business VS.. Poetry.

He said her eyes we're like the stars,
Her forehead like the lily;
Her cheeks like roses born In June,
And other things as silly.
And then she coldly said 20 him,
Don't think that you can play 90
With mo; II you can keep "a wife
And want my hand, then say 90"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29

Hiekok's No: I. II. d. C., Fig, and Caro-
line Sun Cured are Pure, Clean and Choice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
DrsIyFss OppORTIrNITy uyF,

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY UNEX-
~ CEPTIONABLE.-A patented system for
the DELIVERY and PRESERVATION OF MILK
controlling the output Of this staple article used
in every household; highly endorsed by physl-
clans: 81 per cent of families eanVassed here
subscribed. Territory Of Virginia for sale, $500.
Six southern states already sold. Company In
corpOrated for New York. Purchaser Of Virginia
will receive twenty shares OF this company's
stock aggI sgate par value, $4,000; will pay 10
per cent. dividend. Fun particulars
@. BRADLEY TRAVER COMPANY.
my 29-lt Box 1901, New York City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29

The cool weather continues and Is. very
depressing upon the farmers. Gentlemen
who have just returned here after extern
siye tours in the State assure me that the
crops are much worse than they are gene
rallv sunposad TO be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29
CONSTANT RAINS.
THE FAMOUS "JAMeS CITY CASE"
Judge Conner Decides Against the 600
Nnrrn Snuntfers. WHO Then AppeaL

Judge CONNER Decides Against the quo
Negro squatters. who Then Appeal
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
NEwBERYE, N. c.. May 2s.-The case OF
BRYAN ct ais. against Spiyey et ais. in Craven
Superior Court was decided to-day in favor
of the plaintiff by Judge Conner, who has
had the papers and matter under eonside-
ration since the February term.
NEGRO sQUATTEBs.
This is the james City case" in which
suit was brought by the plaintiff 10 recover
possession of the tract Of land upon which
the town is built. The defendants, over
GOO in number (all colored). have been oc-
cupying it because they and their prede-
cessors were located there during the late
war.
APPEAL TAKEN.
L L. L IL -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29
MORO sQUATTERs.
AppFAL TAKEN

An appeal TO the Supreme Court of the
State was taken by the defendants, but it
cannot be heard before October,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29
TIE GRAND PRIZE AT EPSON.

LONDON, Enc, May 2s.-The race at Ep-
som to-day for the EPSON grand prize was
wod by Mr.. Leopold de Rothschild's brown
colt, Benvenuto. by Galopin out of Queen
of Diamonds Mr. Henry Miners bay
filly st. Kilda, by ClairvauX or Macheath
out of Emma Melbourne, was second and
the Duke of Westminsters bay colt Ordi-
nance, by Ben dor out OF Bright Beauty,
third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29

,dHE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rcjecaed communications will not be returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29

Reading notices IN roading-matter type, Eve
zines or loss. Ell; In nonparcil loaded, 75c.
Gard Of rates for more space furnished on ap-
Alienation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05

could be expected from the Treasury Department,
for tho receipts arc not likely greatly TO exceed
the expenditures, and of the maturcd bonds there
remain only S1,50O.o00 which have not been
presented for redemption or extension 1t is prob
ably liberal estimate 20 say that 'nchalf OF this
sum may be presented in the present month.
Government aid will not be needed, however.
so long as the outward movement OF merchandise
and securities is continued on the present scale.
The foreign exchanges were quiet and weak, and
the closing rates were 81 so and 81 SO for long
and short sterling respectively.
NETWORK CENTRAL'S YEAR.
The annual report of the NewYorlS Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company is a satisfactory
exhibit. The gross earnings in the year ended
June 80 were larger by Sss3,7l1 than in the
preceding year, but an Increase in the operating
expenses left the net earnings not greatly changed
The proportion Of working expenses TO earnings
was raised from 66.1s TO 66.94 per cent Com
parison with the operations Of previous years is
affected by the increase In mileage and by the
strike OF its employees, which occurred in August,
1890. In the year the company has leased during
It's corporate existence, the Rome, WATERFOWL
and Ogdcnsburg Railroad the operations OF which
included in the companys statements. 1t
has also leased the Eecch Creek Railroad, and
through the West Shore Railroad the Syracuse,
Ontario and New-YorI Railroad
The following table compares the gross and net
earnings and the financial results for the last
three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05

The bank exchanges at the New-York Clearing House
and stocks sold NewYork Stock Exchange last
week aD1 tor the week of the preceding two
ss foOws; 49, n oo
YasA.ns S 81 Ss &c 49, 90; %
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
The October settlements were made without
disturbance IN the local money market. The
ease in rates for both call and time loans was in
sharp contrast with the strngency that usually
marks the turn Of the month. Aside from a
neclstivc basiS tIe w Sn prooa2y ma
business was done at $ per cent and renewals
generally were made at that figure. The offer.
fngs Of time money were not generous,
but loans were negotiated without difficulty
at legal interest for both short and
TO place their funds on six and nine months while
good borrowers preferred loans extending merely
into January.
monetary disturbance before December. The de-
mand for funds from the intrlor Is slowly subsid
ing and is not likely hereafter 70 he large or
urgent On the other hand, the return of gold
from Europe is proceeding rapidly, and the re-
ceipts in the past week fell little short of aver
aging 81, 100000 day. IL is 70 ne noted that
mcnt between New-York bankers and the Bank
of France Thus far the movement has been
entirely natural and in accordance win the gen
eral laws and conditions Of foreign commerce
Although the Bank Of England lost over E50o,OoO
bullion on balance, its stock OF goid Is ,,, 1yer
$4,000, 900 larger than il was year ago. Whl me
the supplies of specie of the banks Of France ana
Germany are larger by about GlS,OQO,O9O INN
they were year ago. The Bank OF England dlt
not advance its rate Of discount on THURSDAY, pnt
money has shown a hardening tendency, and the
open market rate has advanced 70 an equaiity
tention 10 raise the rate this week. but no or
binary advance will be sufficient to check the out
flow OF gold and by further reduction IN lt
price for American coin the Bank has irdicated
It's ascent 70 tic return movement 49,, ~,
IN case of financial disturbance little reDef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
n ALE0F LAND by THE UNITED STATES

- AT PITTSBURG PA-Be II enacted BY the
Senate and House OF Representatives Of the United States
OF America In Congress assembled that the Secretary Of
War be- and hereby l authorized ard directed 70 sell and
convey to purchaser purchasers all the right title
and Interest the United States In and 10 all th0t certain
ground belonging to the United States situate In
me city Pittsburgh Pennsyyania at the northwest
ner of Pennave and Garrison Alloy IN the Fourth Ward Of
aid city fronting hundred feet the west side OF
Pennave and extending nothwardy along the west line
of Garrison Alley preserving the width, TO owwoter
line OF the Allegheny River subject however, to such
Dblc easements exist thereon and thereOver. Depot
ouarermasters Office Washington, ID. G., September 28
1s9-Jnder the provisions OF the aboye-qu0ted act OF
Congress approved May 81 1890 and BY direction of the
Secretary OF War; win offer for sale at public auction, on
tho premises IN The city OF Pitsbureh Pa on Wednes-
day the 2Sth day OF October 1891 at II O'Clock az NJ for
cash property described IN said oct together with such
thereon belong 10 the United States SUBJ
Jet conditions set forth in said act and subject also
the and conditions named In the printed circular
Of date copies Of which viii be furnished os appea-
ton undersigned 10 the Acting Assistant Quarter
master at Allegheny Arsenal where also plat Of the
Or ali bids accept any bid or bids subject TO the
conditions prescribed in the circular referred TO- and to
iequra deposit Of two senm Of the purchase money
made delivery duly executed deed deeds for the
purchased the property be resod without
hrthe notice the risk and cost OF the defaultfng
chaser Tho cost OF all conveyancng will be borne by
the purchaser G. b. DANDY, Deputy ouaTtermastcr-
General. ". s. Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
Total s1es, 1888 437 s171, 1913 379 s1ss,333l7S
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings of
seventy-one railroad companies or systems for the
third week in September. OF this number fifty
five companies return gains of Ss44,274, or 143
per cent, and sixteen companies return losses
averaging So per cent. The whole number gives
gain over the corresponding week of last year
of S702476, or 9.2 per cent. The following tables
divide the aggregates and differences of the COM
panics, showing gains and losses:
90 week in Sept 60 sS1 s
i6 conf anies... 1,723;7O4 l5s19o8 Dec. 141795 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
NOTICE TO TAXPAY ERS.

Notice is hereby given that the Assessment Rolls Of Real
Fsta Personal Property and Bank stock IN the City and
County NewYork for the year 1891 and che warrs
ir tie collect Of taxes have been delivered 10 the TN
all said assessment rolls
are now due and payable at this Office
In case Of raylnen: before the first day OF Novem
Der person paying shall be entitled TO the bene-
ats mentioned In Section 642 OF the York City Con-
sodation Act 1882 OF interes: the
rate Of per cent per between the day Of such
ment and the first day Of December next. -
GEORGE W. MCLEAN,
80 1ax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
financial.
OFFICE OF THE
ATCHlSOa, TOPEKA & SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY,
CIRCULAR no. 81.
Boston, September 2s, 1891.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
GUARANTEE FUND MORTGAGE
NnTES.
;. o. Box ,4o. 40. 05 MILK STREET.

GUARANTEE FUND MORTGAGE
O FER CENT. NOTES,
AichIson, Topeka and Santa 70 Railroad Company
THE GUARANTEE FUND MORTGAGE SIX PER
CENT NOTES Of the Atchison Company issued November
1885, and due November l. 1891, foys9coOoOo ana Oh
which the company has acquired since their Issue ana
has now in the Treasury 1000 000 leaving sOOoOoo
outstanding and the hands OF yourselves, are upon an
underlying lien TO the GENERAL MORTGAGE FOUR
PER CENT. GOLD BOND INDENTURE OF the Con-
pany dated October 15 $780, which originated win the
Financial Reorganization Of the Company under winch
we'll provision made for the retention by the Union
Trust Company OF New.York. trustee OF GENERAL
MORTGAGE FOUR PER CENT GOLD BONDS Of an
equal amount OF such bonds 80 COO to provide lor
ultimate retirement OF the GUARANTEE FUND NOTES
The Directors Of the AschIson Company believe that,
with the encouraging prospects OF the property IL wohd
be advantageous TO the Company to defer retirement
Of the GUARANTEE FUND NOTES two years, or until
November 1, 1903, the GENERAL MORTGAGE FOUR
PER CENT GOLD BONDS reserved to continue with the
Trustee required for purpose Of such retirement
The Company now offers the holders OF the GUARAN-
TEE FUND MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT. NOTES the
right OF such extension par with cash commission Oh
per be paid by the Company TO such holders as
will signify their before October 20th prox'
imo
The NOTES OF those holders who have not assented to
extension by 90 proxmo will be acquired and paid
for in full before Nov by syndicate which will
extend the NOTES upon the terms offered present hold
rs
Holders are respectfully asked TO promptly communicate
their wishes in writing to
j.. REINHART, VICE-PRESIDENT,
95 Milk.st, Boston.
Those who will be notified when to present their
NOTES the Office Of the company for Endorsement, ax
ing OF new coupon sheets and receipt Of cash premium
BY order ofthc Board Of Directors.
GEORGE G. MAGOUN, Chairman
j. w. REIyHART. Vice. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
Copartnersbip Notices.

OCTOBER /, 1891.
DR. w. T. LA ROCHE AND DIR. T.. A.
this day dissolved partnership by mutual consent Dr.
r. A. Fletcher wifi continue the Dental business at INC
aboy e-named place. T. A. FLETCHER. D. D. $.
Postolice address of Dr. w. 7. La Roche IS HarrIng-
ton Park, Bergen County. New-Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05

n, He nooK OF OPEN AIR SPORTS, octave 500 pages.
4 TIiustiatsd Tho standard authority American
Alp smusernens Rules for sailing, swimEDg bail plav
ing shouting horseback riding &c, &C.. In full ~
esiy. published BY The Tribune. NewYork Entertain.
iak and universally eomplimented Dy the DTsss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
1Jnolie Noliees,

FINANCE DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU rot IhE. COLLEIIlCN OF TAAES,
no. 81 CHAMBERS STREET (Stewart Bulldingl.
NEW-fOkk, october >, lovl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
Total balance sc $40, O23 s75,66l 64S Dec sOoo'0
BANK STATEMENTS COMPARED

Rv the operations of the New-York Sub-Ireas-
urv in the week ended Friday night, which in
Guided deposits of S3,2O6,5O0 for shipment TO
other places. and payments Of S2e6,O2s for pur-
chased bonds the associated banks gained $685.
SI5 The weekly bank statement published
Yesterday showed loss in cash OF Sl,4l7,60O
ii plainly reflected the actual condition OF the
hanks a week ago, when the statement was made
on falling averages. The opposite conditions pre-
yailed i'm the last week and the banks undoubtedly
held larger reserves than those reported In Tie
nresent statement The contraction in loans was
escribable TO the shrinkage in business at the
Stock Exchange, willie the movement OF money
n the interior began to subside Although the
decrease in deposits was considerably less IMAM
the other changes required, allowing for the dis
crenancv in this item O week ago, the statement
WAS sufficiently consistent in it's details III musb
no remembered, also, that large imports OF specie
were detained at the Custom House under uhe
recent ruling of the Treasury Department, ana
that they counted for little in the statement.
The result of the changes was q further reuucuOu
of SyO5.375 in the surplus reserve, but the panks
still hold in excess of legal requirements So,lUz,
$50 against S1l ,511 200 in the corresponding
week year ago, and denclI Oh ~i'o00'0'' M
the preceding year. .,- -, rrs
The changes in the corresponding week Oh pre-
vious years were as follows: ls9O-loans lhciea i
$500 zoo, cash decrease 81 ,Ol9,9oo, deposits
increase S6,177.200, and surplus reserve decrease
go 564 200: lSS9-lOans decrease 81 ,9y0,&UV, casn
decrease SSs66, 400, deposits decrease S3O3V,4oo'
and surplus reserve decrease S2,6O3,SOO loeo-
loans increase 81, 020 90; cash decrease S2,52',
700 deposits increase S4 .047,900, and surplus re-
serve decrease S3,339,675. ~ ..u.,
4. ln4nr g OF