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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

Fonr MEYER HEIGHTS
Have you been there! Are you looking for q safe in
vestment where values risngt 1t will pay you
inspect this subdivision 1t is only mile from the
city and on the Washington and Arlington Electric
Railway. which is
NOW IN OPERATION
Eight minutes ride from terminus Of cable limo in
and Potomac.
Money advanced to lot purchasers to build homes
Nature has 30 well endowed this property that all
visitors to II become impressed with its beauty In
manner more forcible than anything that might be
Fort Meyer Heights is an ideal all-ye.r-round prop.
erty. Il 10 everything that could be desired for
home. for an investment and for
LEGITIMATE SPECULATION.
People are beginning to realize that there Is great
future Tor real estate In the vicinity Fort Meyer and
Arlington. This section Is rapidly advancing in De-
velopent and Ii destined TO be the site Of the most
beautful villas and suburban homes in the country
WHAT pretier spot could You wish for?
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY BRIDGE
At Three Sisters" will be under construction 1t An
early date and the entire route OF the Washington
Nov IL the tune to invest Cali or write for nisps
ROBINSON LODGE,
Managers Of Fort Meyer Heighta,
es and oo Atlantic building,
oc1-1m 9es and $50 st. NV.
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ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS.
THE WARRINGTON LRoAL BUREAU TRANS.
y 4cts AZ lsest bnsiness 81 8 rses nsbie coat 70
stS554 ~tConsHsencn ane edTtcS Tree, GEO. W.
A ". KAsTLAoX. l2l3 81. NV.
a. LAND ATTORNEY.
cc1-0c rsusoaa elains end ssnarsl oonsctiona
CAnBELL CARRfMoTQN, ArTORNE7-1T-LzW.
DC. 8eoidance. o01 q nv. d;s3
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The sbsve ouiv = portion - rrnr'.sts ~ Nv
bcok. For full list ra'l cec- To- IN lstin 4
the Is; amt 18th isefol THoS. y vaasAGAN
NOR RENT-4g u ST. Nv. THRFE sTuhIEst
II all m L. sss. 30 per mouth. A.. " 20
John 4 nFAtI.
segllm l.rtl q
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TOE RENTz-

AOA ~ y -
L UNFINISHED.
80 Va ave Sc. per yr. $2o
1910 y st NV ....--....l1
5 Dupont circle. IL 6. 3
lT15 Conn ave ..l0
22d ct. west side. Just
north Of Mass ave. 10
FUR,
! st overlooking Fsrra-
gut Square.........s
Conn ave, inter n 4 18Th
SITS, with stable. .416. 8
Cor 18th and NJ SITS NV
10th st bet II and 0sts
NV, with sable. Ala o
Cor 18th st and Nc
Pherson Square. 1913. 2
Mass ave and Scott Cir
Gle. ~ s
Rhode Island ave bet
18th and Conn ave -
Mass ave bet 18th aud
18th SITS. .291. g
Cor Goth and @ SITS. -
/ ST bet 18th and 14th. -
Il 81 near Conn ave. :. p
Conn ave fronting on
DuDont Circle %
18th st fronting Farra-
18th 81 bet K and L SIS. p, -.
Z st bet 18th and l6th,
with stable. ..-....a g.
X i ave bet 18th and
Conn ave-.,....., EOS
4 st bet 18th 4 10th sts. 20
Dupont Circle bet NH
ave and p st. 10
Mass ave bet 18th and
lRfh ats m
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LOST AND FOUND.


7 osT-ON OCTOBER ), pro GYP; TAO
Il G2o9. LIBERAL reward II returned to 2l9 st.
NV. IT.
I osT "A PART OF PAIR OF GOLD
l. eyeglasses nth bet. NJ and II sta suit able
reward will be paid at CHAPLIN OPTIC CO.. 500
IL hunting watch short chain Alta he'd initials
l. u: A. on front Of watch Reward If returned to
:s56 " J. ave. n oc6-9t'
T OST-THUKSDAY, BETWEEN THE HOURS or
IL and IL no An. gold Ia iies watch represent
ing shell. with 4old and platinum fob liberal
7 OST-SUNDAY EVENING, LADIES' GOLD
through center in going from 5th and b. and
o. depot and then to Hysttsvie. Ten dollars reward
II let at l3lt 1th ST. n. w.. jewelry store. Hyatts
vile Times" please copy. IL
I osT-A BABY CARRIAGE ROBE; WHITE
- eiderdown, Trimmed with ribbon Reward Il re-
I osT = IN PALAIs ROYAL. WEDNESDAY Az
up please return to Star once ii.
7 QsT-GOLD WATCH; INITIALS ''N. T." on
II back hunting case; medium s.Le VIII pay haBi-
some reward 70 hinder when returned to w. D.
CABELL. 1907 Mass. ave. oc5-3t
EoUND-THREE STRAY SHEEP TUESDAY. oC-
toher 4. 1892, in South Washington Owner please
cal at 1V9 LIST ST. sw where be can find them. oc.t-
I oST-IN CABLE CARS BETWEEN CAPITOL
and treasury September 10. csipt book for woy
wire beds Reward will be paid for II left at 6l
MASSACHUSETTS, ave- H. W. D. kNCWLTON co.
0c46tr
T OST-IN LOVERS LANE. GEORGETOWN.
ard cards, with owners Suitable reward II
left at BIZ St NV oc43t'
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FOR RENT-STORES.

Tor RINT-sToRE AIS 18th ST, BETWEEN
Pennsylvsnia ave: and It. n Rent $40 per
month Inquire OF CHAS. WHITE. Jr.. 299 9Th st
ne.
E'OR RENT-STORE 1909 II ST " W An OLD
= established market; rent low. H. CLAY STEW
ART SON. $40 18th st. n. W. oc3,3t
1SOR RENT-IS25 K ST. y. W, STORE, CELLAR
L dive ling and stable; $40 month. APPLY
OWNER 1910 Mass ave- NV oe5-.}ts
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE pIsTnlcT
OF COLUMBIA.
15s75 and isz73 Equity Docset - n NO
The,. esssss e,n, refsr,s 10 ne - tzss disrfhs
is hereby riysn that van prec.ea p sxscns< he .l
S ,dsr q rsssrense on sxfuhpay QcioBEE
once IN the United State couFs bouns a. fh.s DIV
css dss AZ sfsss s s as.s :. 2 D.
v ss sssss ''''A''' .' The ,s a.; -
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ICoR RENT-isol VERMONT AVE. PACING
Il Iowa Ci-rle: pu-seesion given - fubeF So no
month; 10 rooms Aprly 20 JOHN a. BEAti- lasi
fN sstN In
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-TnREE NEW HANDSOME THREE
ss5 each G r BEIbE. lao q. sn se sSi Sos 81
sIic kEf 1T .ns M.,,IS
iS Ss 81 ave. R6sT @ f's 81 d. s.l 81
EoR RENT-9RoOM AND CELLAR; ALL MOD.
hos sss for .ss a, s,s1s Also Two rs
ave desirable three-story brick 10 oon., dining
Iii2 New Hampshire ave ''''' 'A t oc6 81.
L,oR RENT-3o7 IITH ST. NE; NEW BROWN
l. stone front; rooms and hsth SO per month.
1t So sH and SIS 3 Ft s, nv.
FOR RENr-25o4 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV;
ssSs &c Sc all mod imps on cable Apply At
fahaNSID sSMn EssGp RHIISElSE
BE dkIIp 6r gffSS0 ok
" - xSs EESN rs:
ssSspSSSSs sstS 4;
Gree s.s s.,.ss s
Oct Is tioni SEN Mt2ss;ssf
LIoR RENT
+ @5io n st NV. Or. $40 1899 ead st. Or s2s 30
81, ooS nv" SF s. Pkist9 ga i is
LHoR RENT-IN MOUNT PLEASANT, sRooM
cottase n thorough order; water in kitchen large
ys Sss-5 5sn' $50 l. + fa eth4ls 81 ZOE;
EroR RENT = HANDSOMELY FURNISHED; Il
4 rooms; stories; stone front; elevator; lot
eEHa1n f SIT lad, S', 4. lease 'S
EoR RENr-A 5-Ro0M BRICK HOUSE; ALL MOD
ern improvements; 3t5 Delaware ave. ne. one
Ply 1879 st NV. Key next door. oct-3ts
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFU RNIsHED-A
a house, IL Grant pla ace. between u and 9th and
10th SITS n W.. containing II rooms and bath room,
with all modern improvements. Apply at l2l2 st.
NV. oc5-3ts
E,OR RENT-FAMILY rEsIRE TO RENT THEIR
R-rcomec house. nearly furnished. for board Of
two adults and two children and old private
family preferred Address j. E.. sta- office oc53t'
nor RENT-Two HOUSES AT FOREST GLFN.
Il Nd: and rooms; heated by furnace; bath
room, hot and cold water. Rent SIS and $25.
oc,-lw J. r. HEkTFOkD. l419 @ st.
IQR RENT-UNFURNIsHFp-
llQ1 O ST. n V. l2r. and store per year &3, 500
is43 " 81 n W, II rooms a. M. T. SO 90
.Oyt 81 n W. 10 rooms. m l. per 81. -
I2G sd s.. n w. rooms 4. MI. per ~ 80
l2S Linden pi n. e.. rooms. a. m. L. per - 30
oO2 10Th st. ne. rooms, water per mo.... 1870
EASTERDAY HALnEMAN.
ocl-U sos at n.
E'oB RENT-ONR THREE-sTORY BRICK HOUSE;
l. ten rooms and modern inprov. ments 3l:l3 VI st.
n " georgetown, ID. c. Apply TO q. W. OFFUTT.
S2O5 NJ s.. n. W.. city. oc5-3t
JNORR RENT
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

Tor sALE-FARMS, IMPROVED AND UNlN-
4 proved, at and near stations on Metropolitan
branch and in sl other parts II Montgomery county
se26-lm COOKE D. lUCKETT. Rockville. Md
MAITLAND AND VIRGINIA FARMS
w Best facilities for selling country property
seSlm' JOHN STEPHEN. 1873 st. NV.
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lSHED.
18th ct bet Q and n
: SITS. 49,. 1000
Connave bet Il and I SITS zoo
" II BET 11th an : 18th. 20D
Conn ave bet Y and : ZOO
18th bet NJ and y. over
] looking Conn ave,
with stable. Sn0
Cor l9.h and Fists nv. 200
H st bet 10Th S20th sts.lT5
lbct 18th s 18th SITS 1856. ~
II 1t bet 18th and Conn
ave-. ........... 16d. 81
= 18th 81 fronting Me-
Pherson Square. 160 81
D-sales 81 let Conn.
av and 18th 81. 1875. 81
II - bet 18th and 10Th. $50
10th =: bet O & p SIS ...l2.j
jefferson place bet 18th
and 18th SITS. .........125
10th bet r and U...Ild "a
Z 81 bet l1th a 18Th SITS 100
VI - het 11tb and Is n. 100
Sunderland place bet
18th and both sts. 100
10Th ST bet l src II sts. ~
Florida ave ur Mass ave. ~
L IT bet 18th Z 18th. 81. ~
y st bet 18th 4 18th SITS. 90
18th bet " and bound
airy SITS. so
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

L,oR sALE-S7B WILL BUY A NEARLY NEW
lsdys No d yniCn sicyclei e96 VII buy gsnts
aud bell and arc In rrst-class condition.
Apply ct $40 l0th ct. n v. between 2 q m. spd Q
p. m oo3-ots
Ion sALE-S75 CASH BUYS CUSHION. TIRED
Il fsycho safety; suitable for LADY or gsntleman;
used NJ monthS good e new; guarantee tsnsfersd
EoR sALE-0NE vicToR lA1ITYi PEaIEQT
= order; rod = ~; 10. Qas pssS sststy e.
CicLE1lEa. l7Oa q NV. 81
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c ". FrCKrINa
MONEY WANTED & To LOAN.

40 LoAN-s2 300 or GOOD MAN. ESTATE Sc
curity. by A.s.CAiwO1D is3B ath 4 sc'i-;ls'
MONEY TO LOAN on RIAL ESTATE At'PLY
utsf-n
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Mass ave near Thomas 10th ST near 7 ny 1o-sr n
Circle iSr S.Ss3 33 y ave mr. s,itDi ~, -,
~ mr. 18th l7r SS3 s3 Conn ave ~ =. ,ts- 10,
~rnl ~ near y 81 NV. lott 81 mr. II NV Or l25
II lave mr. INST NV lsr:Ipn TO- = nv ,~s
av mr. 18th NV Ter 30 - mr. i,h =; NV Ior loo
nr isth 81 NV; l5r 30 " mr. 18th NV ar =. iO1
l5thAr st NV 12r rod ~ mr. Istb ~ n,. idr az
nNen nj lSth nwlSr sih loN SN,h 1t NV, Tor 900. -
Msss Az nw mr. i'hlth q. 3 and 9 fats. l.'r -. G5
Enr b nw,llr los 10 : At near 18th st nv Or az
1918 18th st NV, l2r -. lJO lorh ~ near d # nv
10 b st near n st NV p - :,
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$4,000

500 last CAPITOL ST.. HANDSOMELY FUR
QUO nished front with excellent hoard. also
other Rooms: heraics and the door. ocd a.
E,oR RENT--LAR4E PLEASANT ROOMS. WITH
Il frst-flass board home comforts
". 7. cRpEp. lrof rtetsr, s-ec TN n
ocl-1v. Ur-tewsrd White Hons~l
I,fRsT-cLAss BOARD AND cHoIcF RooNs
Il With all modern inn rovements crntrails lor-r-i
and moderate charres. :css Indiana ave sc.;<:sn
MRS. BLANCHE A. LAMBFRT.s BoAnDf "A
l and Apartment House. III East caI.iloi ri IN .
HANDSOME suites OF for famtliss 49,
sible bv lines OF herdics and street cara s.s-sa
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ERIE LINES.

., , voyv
SIt& f Eik sh a. kAh pAsS
!. u EAAA OF MOUNTAINS l0hEsrs AND
Direct route to Passac Paterson, Tuxedo. Nexburs.
dale. scranton Binghanton. Emlra Corning Watkins
c a'n hGa SPRING cRSe,ssss
Lake Cleveland, Cincinnati. St Louis Chicago and ell
points West Trains leave NewYorS foot Of Chambers.
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
n ~ A. NJ Daiy-Na Niagara Fails aud ChautauQua
y.VU Lake. raTlor car New.York to Buffalo, sleeper
nnoo sson 70 Sxcs Sunday for MOneo '' JEWS
vESTlBrLE LIMITED.
. M z. NJ. Dalysolid train FOR Chicago. via Chautau.
'3.VU qua Lake with dining car to Chicago Sleepefs
10 Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS,
q On p NJ except sunday-for Bnghamton, Homes
O.CU dale md Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
& On P. NJ. Daily solid train to Chicago Y, Niagara
Buffalo, Rochester. Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPREsS.
. On p. NJ. Daly,Via Chaatanqus Lake ana Nisesrs
Buffalo, Chicago aud Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERvIs.
NsSo p m. 40 p N, G 80 ?; xd ~ p, M; $50
NEwBUKG.
NVrFEK DAYS-9 a. m. S:t5 p. m, AS p M, $50
w D. m, 7 D. m. sund,ys-o O. m. p. M, 9 80 D. M
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
HZApS AND TIMETABLES Issy he obtained from
III ticket oner Also sopcs q s%mer Homes" coz.
'i|2l1ik iss sS1 IrULIAN ASGoMMoPxTioss .
f, ,S ra 3? nf ss o aS w c broad
way, Williamsburg 200 lIudso,.t Hobok.n. and Jersey
from e ,nd , s" 70 I'D ass:
d. |. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent.
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Trains leave via
Central Railroad Of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

y E; %.'?,,'' asS $ass.s: Is:
d Gs car '3 sos go p,'a a .s light; '. '''
no. r it' dSg ' enr 49, sso dining car 500 p
I2.Ij night.
For Reading, Harrisburg Pottsvnle etc az ~ a. m'
x sC IL nfaSms Only 100 2s s ss esesp:
light Sundays: 1880 m. 81 ssceP, Harrisburg.
so s Pss 5si 900 SB s and
VIA Philadelphia. at 7.i5 A. M l3o ISo =. M, i2.iSS
might, except saturday night Sundays. p M lz'lo
For En..on, 100 715 sa5 ID }co ~ 80 SIS 7so
p Fer S Saneg ~ Allentown MaaeS Ghank 400
Sl5 siS a 10 M CO. No. 1t5 m 70 A''@''''A
Foty w Tx pittton and Scranton sAS No.
40 D. NJ; sundays, 40 a. M ~ ,,.,.,.o,r eoo
70, High d nsdss 10 Branch ana ana aHHe B m WV
For Perth H%eoy ,Dd ssSG spSS SO SUM-
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Freehold AID Atlantic Highlands, 40 Sis, Ills
M, 30, 40, Gl5 p M Sundays. except Freehold
Branch and psn'; South 90 g fG1'
f'I F., H1 ssswdod Toms Barncsas Park and
%usn,e city vinsiand and Brdsson 40 M.
or Monmouth Beach seabchs and Highland Beach.
40 S1J, lIi5 \. m !; 100. 4.3O p m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
Ffom Pier 8. y. r.. foot Rector St
seab Sf M any Long Braash at 80 10 il TO-
Saturdays only, 3.4j 500 p. m. Sundays $50 a. M
pltas,nt at YcIs a. M TO- saturdays ooIy s45 p NJ
sundays except Ocean Grove and Ashuty Park 80 m
For CSevood Tom Rvsr and Barnesas at $50
For Freehold. at $40 D. IN.
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Trains leave above station via
IENIGn VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West

SID M. 7.3c p. III. Sundays, SIS a. M 100 p m.
FOR Easton. 700, SIS, a 80. 2.l5. 345. 5.l5
73o D. sundays 100, SIS, 100 m; $40. 40 N,
For bethlehem, Allentown and Manch Chunk, co. g.
a. 1890, 20 5l5 40 p. M; sundays. 100, SIS,
FOR Ha1eton us a. M IL 80 345, 7.so p M. Sun.
days. s.Ij. u co a. n. 80 ,. M
u ~. SO =. IN sundays, SIS, 100 T. m.
For W!lsesarre. Pittston and scranton SIS .. m:
I2.@j ij $50 y. IN. Sundays except scranton, SIS
a. M. 80 p. IN.
SIS n. m, 13O p. -
Tickets parlor car procured at 49, 1885,
26i, 4l5 7sj 9i2, LAO Broadway. 3 Mnrrayst, 81
Canalst.: 81 Eas. lMh-st, 2$5 !olunbnsave. end So
l2jth-- New-Iora 333 Wasbln gton-st, 726 Full
n.st.. Braoklyn. and ~ Broadway Williamsburg
Westco.t Express Co. will cali for and check bo ggaSe
a. 4. McI.Eop, G. q. HANCOCK
Pres't & Gen. M'gr gen. Pass. Agent
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.

Station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table in effect Nav 20. 1892.
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state issues also were neglected or city bank
stocks Central sold go al ~, Commerce sio a.
1913 Ia Third 100 at l05, Western t?o az ia
and in the unlisted department Produce Exchange
1872 at 1870 L. ~,
The general bona market was extremely dull
and as a rule prices yielded small traction.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas issues were modcr-
atelv active. and while tirs.e advanced IA per
cent TO TO- "a. income seconds FELL nearly Fr
ern Pacific consol IS lost 3s per cent at "a;
Reference is made TO our full report Of bond
sales. .t .. ,.,,,, -,
SatmrJor Inn easy al and - per cent.
The Sub-Ireasury was debtor to the Clearing
House s5l3,o94. .,. c.. ,.o,,so
silver bullion on hand to secure outstanding
certificates at 2,20l,31? ounces, reduction OIL
40,04S ounces. .,.
WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT.
The receipts from customs reported at Wash
ington to-day were & lrg ' Sources
s,oAl3 The Treasury received S244,221 Ma
tional bank notes for redemption, and the re-,
ccip's this accom-: f9r the week r nrnnoion
i holds Sl62, 606,050 in these bonds
currency % 40 20
-Four per cent n M cents extended a, per 2 ooos5o
Tonds deposited for circulation during the w"ek'
60 ~ 600 bonds held 10 secure circnlh'lon "iu.-
drawn $4,000 National oank c Ini h1i cold
notes 81 90 2s2 against which the IreasuI! no',s
COZ 44i .375 legal money for the redemption Vi
surrendered circulation ~ c,,, o,d nm
,banocd nj O6 "A for money and 96 1-s Tor tne
account In the open market money wa "" I,ar
dant ut about rs per cent ior discounts n.a'
silver was quoted steady at ~ I-ld an o.h ~
H,thnuoh American railway shares were duii' 'irE
advanccd sluggishly, and the closing was NJ prac-
tically the highest points A., ,. Quota
The following cable gives the current 4n".aa.
.,n" ~ 1ity nank stocks, together with theii
value and the latest sales
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SALES At THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
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THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, June 4-p m.
BY the operations Of the New York Sub-Trcasury
in the week ended last night the associated banks
lost S3s6,I12 The weekly bank statement pub
lished to-day showed gain in cash Of Sj57, co.
The loans were swollen by $3,sss. 100. but the
increase in loans was larger by over 81 100000
than the other changes demanded. This may have
been partial correction OF discrepancy in the
opposite direction week ago, and il should not
be overlooked that the interest and dividend pay
ments on June | may have caused some slight
disturbance. but in spite of these circumstances
IL must bc admitted that the two latest statements
have been misleading and practically worthless
The Clearing House Association ought TO adopt
a rule for uniform reports by the banks Most
banks now have one basis for their weekly re-
ports, but there are enough members Of the asso-
citation who have not adopted il to bring about oc-
casonally ridiculous results in the general state
ment. BY the system Of averages. of course. va
rations would occur even then, hut they would
lie fewer and less important If uniformity in weekly
returns was made compulsory. In consequence OF
the larger reScrv, called for by the increase in
deposits. the surplus reserve was Lowered by
1898 1913, but the banks still had in excess Of
legal requirements S23, G19,1jh, against $685.
500 in the corresponding week a year ago, and
$i,9lo,S7j i'll the preceding year
Tho following The comparative statements OF May
IS and June a
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FOREIGN COMMERCE. AT NEW YORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE At NETWORK.
1890. 1891 1897.
Dryeonds ......... sl Sal G7i sl.3lt7.t el6n3,els
General merchandise 7.S35.GO9 665O, i33 OO1?52
Total for the week 81 % 2s3 - oG5.I57 ss 273i3S
Since 226 297 SD 23t 1861 SO 2t31t2O5O
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEw.Y0RK.
For the week 1859 3i2 s7s 3u $50 800
Since January l........ G.s5p2T3 2.3is2s3 07.6.@so
EXPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEw-YoRK.
For the week ..... $50 oO2 s6 o75.tlo % 35s. rs
Since January II Osi 49, 40 o>s 2Bl S121 rs
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Total O37 800 sl5o 1875 600 Inc. sjj7loo
against deposits 1874 o25o75 1855 go Inc 1+eo17'
Surplus ....... se4Gl2s25 s23 O79,75o DC. s933o75
The Clearing House statement is as follows
For to-dnv-Exch1nces SlOG 03I ,A03: balances.
S6lO1.O41 For the week five days-ENchangrs,
500, 5OS. 943: balances S37,956,sO3
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
haps. with The strength Of prices in London. II
was soon evident, however. that the buying power
was limited and the bear faction again became
aggressive The Granger shares were naturally
the points of attack. because rumors Of unlavoraDe
weather at the West and total failure oil
the staple crops easily set in motion. IL was
more difficult to support them by higher prices
tempt was not omitted. and the leading Western
railway shares were seemingly pressed for sale on
the ground that the railways would have no
traffic if the crops were deficient, and OF course
the prices Of wheat and corn Indicated totai
faiurc OF those crops. II may have been loylcnl
conclusion. but the promises have not YET beci
proved to be correct Thc largest loss was suffered
hy Rock Island which, in spite Of rally OF IA
per cent toward the close ended at decline OF
IA per cent Chicago, Burlington ana
Quincy wns forced a little below par hut
lis final loss was less than per
cent Other declines in the leading stocks were
not over 1-2 per cent, while a few stocks; OF
which Louisville and Nashville and New-fngland
were the most prominent, actually recorded Small
gains. The closing was dropping. and il was
Affected adversely by the publication OF the bank
statement which was UNEXPECTEDLY unfavorable.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were no transactions In Government
bonds at the Stock Exchange, but the market
was firm at these quotations.
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