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Ncm IN bllrGtlons.

Eiehuc9,h Laltion. POST PAID f9s 2': o. ;,anP S
i TIru. Gre ana the Remedy. NY Prot HARLEY
pAPKER A. NJ. LONG co, lob AIch-st phila, "a
Eve one should road this Iittc book"-AhenaeunL
1OC--Parrains. Les Miscrables. Complete
,GF Pvron Jack IIaI kawey 81 ton, Cook BOOK. Ho-
c.lt6s rcues sIencer Education. Kenan. Life Jesus
E"'~' PRATT. 49, 3th-aye.
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BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON, AND THE


IO.0a 4. ~. Washington Limited EApres, ~ wee
ll.s. Pullman Ncst.hule ~ lo. "a ,, SD =
a. -s,ueer touches. Dining Car 10 10 more, arriving
3d. Washington : - J.. ~. - -, . ,..,,.,
w. iu.e Pa Ca aDi Dnin2 a. arriving v Al
g., .,.,. ., Do. D.. 40 D,ts 70 hoyod usual fuil'
rp., .lar-.. On either Of these trains. -, 20
Additional Express Trains; 20 = 70 80 am ii ~
o. d.. ZOO. 80 80 x. A d iNW'N'l- . ~ dnd
~ D. m. and r. IL firht Surdar 10 ana 81
D. u. -. I 80 az. L q Eyp's-l = 90 and 10
p H. ana ~ 1, ni.at. fo- ltmore only O -. m
70 k,1al~ city. 100 p. weekdays with Through
For tope nav 90 p. H.. wce@-dsys
For Log I,.arrh Aslury Fa-t O,.an Grove an pon.
~. ~. = - VS. sunday. 8 - a n. aad 5 i p. m.
no 20; s'.p a. hsbr'y l'rk rni Ocoaa Grove on
FOR PUILtDELPHIh.
INp.,.-. $40. ~, . 90 80. . 90, p 80 no 100
Wa,h!nrtoA Limited. with Dining carr and II 40 a. n.
04.uO noon p,ru'a Limited. Nth Dining car, l. %,
ZOO. . co oc. 80. 100. ! -. . 900, Co., 20.
u..iifol. % 30 o. m, % aut 900 y H.. Surdlys.
INp-.- G.iI -.3D . 90 10 90 q. ~. ~ 90 noon
fff-f. .Or. 70. . 90, ID 3d. -. = 90. AMI
90 D. no.. and L. - night Accommodate. 20
TImc-tahIr@ y rains 70 local points on the Penn.
Ofi.c,: No. f33 So. oif. 1923, ll3 and POI Broad
VA. I AstIr House 1874 Eat 18th S..t. -di Vest
18th Street oii Columbus Avenue 131 sixth Avenue
an FOOT o Dsnfo-s's and 'ot auGt street, Court
Street Fulton St-est. . Brpafwly and Br0Okl IN
Arn.N station. tot ~ Fulton street Is orkiyn 100
Tn Yolk Transfer Company VIII call To- ami check
laegaco for hos and residences through b. destnaton
CHAS. r. PtGI. ! T. WOOD,
General Manager. General Iass'r Agent
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SPECULATION LESS ACTIVE
CONTINUED EXPORTS OF Go1n
THE EFFECT ON INDUSTRIAL sHAprc

Aii- LEE FILL oN INpUSIRIAL SHARES
sunday Dec asp. m
The United States Treasurer received la.. ,,o,u
from customs $3,405,lsO, from internal ,.voru.
S3,233,l05, and from miscellaneous sov-..s
S13i,276; total from all S6,772,5sl a.a;us.
$S,206,9o5 in the preceding week. There NO.
shrinkage in receipts from every source I'm, a..
largest fallingof occurred in tho customs recon,.
One reason for this was a delay in receivins ~.
latest returns of the New-York Custom H,,.S
The weekly Treasury statement shows decr....
Of Sl,251,6s in tho net cash In vaults and
decrease of SAL S2s in deposits In National banL.
The net cash balances consequently were lowered
by 81, lGs,50S The loss occurred In conseoueno.
Of recent exports Of gold.
The principal changes in the vault balance.
were made up as follows A loss In the gold balano.
Of S2,635,l00 by decrease of $4,6s6,47s in co,
and bullion, less a reduction of $2,O5l,370 in tb
volume of outstanding certificates a gain In N.
silver balance of $685. by a further accumul,.
ton of $l,36s,O69 In coin and bullion, Iess an
increase Of $73l,l27 in outstanding certificates
and gain in the legal-tender balance Of S620s02
by an increase of S2l0,s02 in notes, with re.
duction Of SAL 5000 in currency certificates Tho
amount Of silver bullion in the Treasury for tho
first time exceeds $3.50, 100000. Treasury notes
to the amount Of $685., 900 were issued in pay.
ment for oliver bullion and the amount Of
$355,066 was reissued in the course Of business
and tho volume Of these notes in circulation was
swollen by $l,2o2,966. The Treasury's liability
for the redemption Of National bank notes wss
reduced further by $ls7,l3l, and the deposits Of
lawful money on that account amounts IA
$23, ,577.
Subjoined is Saturdays statement compared
with that Of Deco mber II:
Dec. II. Dec. "a. Diferencsa
Gold coin and hull
Ion, less ccrtih-
Gates and 800.
900 s23 5o2 $50 $50 4si Dec s2es5 100
U. s. notes. less
cortincavs 49,. 10 $1,000 ll,4C2s3 mo- 6ooso.
natl Bank notes 5,S79072 5,9tS75i Ino 1854
Silver dollars ard
bullion less
tncates ........ 429s3t 1895, 2s9 Inc. 8se,eaa
Cash IN Treasury 81 035 047 30J Dec. e. 31Cs2
Deposits in Natl - -
= a. Y. arc
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THE MONETARY SITUATION.

The week opened with an active ana s, r y,rs
money market At ON" time on MohuiN lnc IN IN
,n c3ll iuans AT the Stock Exchange t,"chcu ;.
nor cnrt and the lowest rate was lSgal ln'e h;
On the following day the hudS oil tne n. ~ rho
nos. was done at - per cent, INT since tlon ali
market Lns stcadily yielded. ana yert'rudAi INA
I"ans were nominal at per cent IL VIM h"t n
dinicult 10 say what the average ra'e was, cont
Trobably did not fall much below ~ Pct the
Eryy slpplics of money were at'rac"u - the
Lich ratct, and in addition II happened ,H's Ser
Trcoenrv novmcnts were unusually larSe ~ a
linr loors reported AZ between one hlllloi arly
million and a Quarter of dolars were iis'' There
in tho week ard afforded distinct rl.i, ,n rate
,"os ro large demand for tim" loans, Vu. a - sy
NO., Nrm m & per cent for all periods up " ,yas
,n~ntLs one reason for tho scant onoil MI Ioan
tht Iosnoblc funds were diverted to the c,' ,here
market I'm London and on the Non u,. markets.
was no special change in the money i; ;,s dis.
The Bank of England made no cnans son ~ Int in
count rate which remains at per ,n ~" ", about
tbe onen marlot money was pleh'i,u, q" c,nt for
"A ner cent for discount ana pei Wv
bankers balances. ..i,,e o,d slightly
The foreign exchanges were active , Snu and
cosicr The shipments of gold on uc sJ with
Wednesday amounted to - iOo,ooo' an Az. the
tho sterlinq loans already referred to- rene Money
exchanges market. The higher rai tn u was no
naturally affected rates because ti'e,' in Paris.
corresponding stringcncy in LONDON VI exchange
a. money rccelch again rates 10. sis53A
hardened. and the market cioeu
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fyropc5nl5.

DROPOSALS FOR CARRIAGE OF IMPORT
Work. .1rea,ury Department. on,e of inc Score any
I,,fiurtou d. e. December }, ISL In acoic'nfe VIVA
" of Section - Of The Act or Juno -
w H,.c" s hereby that sealed proposals WIZ Do
o,.cd a. m, Treasury Department n Na-hlngth until
10 cl"ck poon u Tuesday. the fh day or Jhnusfy 80
- So cartiur Of dutlabc merchandise imported az New.
me ~ year, iOm the flrst daF or
iotn fSo3 BiGder, state und oath the mum.
lid. az under their control ana an ma
- h ecrompanied certified check for 81 600 paSa-
~ ., H. order o Secretary 81 the treasury as
w ,h,, u such I'D be accepted. popr. contract
fertIyns the specifications given below VII be .nteed
~. hy no marty whom auch cntract -hal be awarded
t ,." davs from date OF notification Of acceptance
" IA md that a bond VIII bc executed In Ne rum u
spI't1s Tor the faithful per-.
~, such cantger'. The contract VIII b. % ar"l
40 n.mit the Secretary u the Treasury TO annll II AZ
an,. time Tor what he may deem GOOD cane Ih D'@t-
IN, r erycs tho Hight . reject any or al bids. or 70
e. d.facte The BIDS must Pc addressed 70 the sec
,a,v ~ the Treasury Washington, D c." seal q ga m
t,1d -, follows proposals for CaIaEe ht Newl orh "
aud VII enb-ncc. First-The pro ler ra 5aRe f,r l
within the rot OF NcvYork including ferr ago
TO- ,arting dutiabe goods T. III APPRAISERS o. fubc
Store fr Examination the impJtn: vessel and rom
.mcr5i ODD store and Wafehou-e including all ware.
to,ses and pers on No'th River A. East RIVER IN the
efto. Of Now.York, Brooklyn and Jersey cry oni ~
Scrond-rhe price per fack'ge Ir farlht al
Inn Ia mack &c. from all points md place as ov .Wo
IT, or A. prslr. store Including Co. az The OF E
,si bidder viii be retained unit! contract pa been
c"nsd rel miles acrlnptn with srch cheek Ihr De,
I,r,out reserve. '.t ~ r'rt any or az blH9 80
tS contract viii be famed - permit the secretary
n, 40 Tre,tu.y annut . 20 au' r mo III. '@l ON
will D. Y''' ' fl' nlle,tr OF 9loAs
9 appication 'iN'''-t-' ''''' '''
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STEAMBOATS,.
FALL RIVER LINE.

rARrS NTDTCTD TO BOSION. IAII hINITV'
PROViDENCE and al + incipn Iasi m POM A.
n,s PLYMOUTH and PiII'EiN from rim - -
,oot N Murr,y.s, week DAY aud sundays al ~ a.
Connecting Annex nat c',s jerry .t - .nptv.e
Two connecting yoaiibgl cypress trains " Az I'''
due Eoston % and = ~ a. ~. is-l-ru,.-..
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For Young Ladics-City.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
II no COZ jrII-ANE $3.50
l.ev. Dr.. and Mrs.. CIIAN. II. 'ARDNEs PHn,lp'lS
VAN NORMAN INST. FOUNDED le57).
" 80 Prn.pl Nine. VAN NORMAN.
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For Young Ladics-Countrv

TOT YOUNG I4dUI''-VVIIVIN
BRADFORD ACADEMY. , .
Is Tr the higher education OF young women. Apply 10
Miss IDA {. ALLEN, Bradford, 'las-
4 rVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY. Eorhcs'cr. y Y
/ Itorno Church school for the care management ana
culture OF Young ladies' Both begins sept IS lSJ
Wit for illustrated circular. Mrs. G. NJ. Curtis Principal
,NuE CANDRIDGE Mas. School FOR YOUNG
| ADVANTAGES Of Post n Quiet Of CamblIigr.
Cornf,,ts OF Home. Small numbers.
MI ARTHUR GILMAN Is the Director.
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NORIECK LINE.

va.es relu-.d TO IN DON, rIFI y INV y
II %: WORCESTER. 500; Hp>IpN. $50. I.i
80, ~, o r-prt To- al points EI-t St1r'fs l'"t
Iicr 20 North Rive tnc,. pie. a. 30 De 'H ''''
is.r.rl ,l1llr SnlanH. cNlrpte1. ~ > W I. ".
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Grlp Uanieo.

IT o'NEILL co.
WANT THOROCGHLY EXPERIEN"ED BUYER
FOR TuEiE LADIES' CLOAK AND SUIT DErAET.
MlNT.
oTH.AvE eoTU 10 2isT ST.
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DACKARD BUSINESS COLLEGE
PACKARD BUSINESS COlI.EGE
N.Il open for the new wear Tuesday January g. Ap-
pcatl6ns for scate VIII be recdNed DUNG the hnhuav
wee There warc many n9r 30 cool openings Tor
:. s. PACKARD Pres 4, Mt,
lOl East 23d.st.
rDUE BTRTITZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES.
i Mad son square fcor. 2jtl-st ana B"aN) 49,
Branohe. principal American ana European cites
Scw term begins now
,7I7z-TT1 = II and TyPIWfiTING thoroughly taught
- dsy and evening". ISAAC PIIMAN. MeuopoHhh
School % FIfthaye.. corner l7thst' Modei''e 'a"''
Special speed classes. Circulars
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nOEpEXTowN ~. - MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Ii LEV. r. II. LANDDN. FRI fIPhI.
ChPr r. D. LANDON COMMANDANT-
HANNAT ACADEMY. Canaan, CONF. Home IT. ten
I hays Rac6waid to;s rapidly advanced Terms
reason. bio Send foa particulars - the cicr
u>INWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS, at Milford Conn
Il Parent. who are uulo-trn1. In thr mr.i2 m"ht 81
their ons will do well n profit by thr aGVInt-c' oIrrd
iv This school the tchJp is IN sc.sOn dllu% thr 'tf
,car FRANK ". HOWE. Supt.
~ RlFHCLD INSTITUTE. Freehold. s. j. f'ih year;
l. colicgc preparation specially busiaos' high school
aud classical COR -.
~ T,WTOWN o. D. Institute 800 II. cirf Boz = hoo!
' FOR l,oys sanitary aNi p.ltn'At>. ~ n hat
everywhere Stclm-hcatrI swimming tans j. wilson M
nEXNSYLVANIA MILITARY COLLFGE formerly
X " A. Chester. penn. Dist Session. CIVIL
'NGINii.KiNG. CHINisTHY. AXIS lclN,.icsl. Thor
orrhlv organized Pr,fAratory Department. Winter term
brcins Jan. H. fpi. {. r. ~ vi I4'H'
~, III HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wcr'c,tor.
l Na,s.--37th year. Classical. Sr(nthr Bu ncss Pre-
,a-ofory Dorte Gymnasium. Siflct DIS ipllnc. Hone
care. j. a. SHAW, 4. n. Hcla Muster.
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New-York and Boston Pullman Limited
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND BOSTON
VIA
Ncw.YOrII Il Eorthcrn Railway
Scv-Yor,. 81 vcw-England Railroad.

In connection with Manhattan Elevated Railway solid train
trUIl IAN SLEEl Err, PASSENGER ana bA""N"n
-, ~ Ne l5jth ST. terminus 9th AMI 9TH Ave Elevated
,,uv including sundays, II 30 Z. NJ, arriving IN
u,.,oo foo, sumner St. 40 \. NJ. Baggage checked
,br,,,r A. s. Y & y stations SD ST. near 18th Ave. ana
l55M -. ard sth Ave-
M, c, Y rk Transfer Company Will call for and check
,c.,,, IN dr.tlrauon from hotels residence IN any
., the city upon application to any II their various
n e., in NcW-Nork or brooklyn
pvi>cIpiL TlChET OFFICES ~ NEW-NORh
,,,r, ,r.,d, New. Rooms, Il Broadway. and 3j3
-. ,fw,v WHARF, Pullman reservation can be obtained.
ccnr op,n Cor accoumod dalton OF passengers one hour
bcfo - lowing Of train
H. II. VREELAND. i, NJ ALLEN.
c,n,, N,,nocer Glnl Pass. Agent.
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Musical Instruction.
,.rTROpoIJTAN COLLIDE OF MUSIC.
vi LEAD So MUSICAL INSTITUTE or AMERICA.
iuck pres Albert Ross Porsons. Nice.rres.; II. w.
Greene Scc'y and Treas $500,
,DJr FAMOUS PIANO VIOLIN and ORGAN SCHOOL,
TX = CONSEEVATORN, liz last loIl'SI.
Az OPEN DAY And EVENING.
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.,, ,,1ooo "a So 400 40. ss3 500 i4i.37o 10 26S

tlsi :, Io7'''V . -, .,
The bank exchanges at the NeW ror VI Sick
ohan', last week and for the week OF the pre-
ccGinr two years compare as follows .. 70,
''"''7 De-, - 30 Dee. %. 81. Dec: -; w
. sis5 so 937 S64l .6l0,99t $3.50 :. 81 III Sls
lNchWle's 1892 l7iO,26O l9oo o's
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

-, 40 SIS A. NJ - - 80 special. %. 10 T. NJ.
1op Tons River. Barlcsat PARK ard ha'nes"' '''o'
al, 4 NJ. .f5. 20 T. VI. ,.,...... IN n
Tor Atiantc city. Vmcland end brdee'on $50 A. NJ
Tol Monmouth Beach Seah-gnt and Highland Beach
a, 80 < Il. II 30 \. 81. 80 40 No. ~ l. W.
sunday . 90 4 ~. go +. VI 80 o,-
Tickets and poSr,or a., a'S r . oS p5%S%lf1 i%y 81
~, :;i Fast 1ith~t. 20 tpumhusaN c., ga %"
Wnsf l5,h.-t NcwYork 33 Was - ;ton,,5 20 f"'
Wc-tcott Express Go. Will ,ah Tor ana checA o'ss'Sc
,,or' b,tol or residence Z, Destination
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lQllLCuuS.

Pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
TIE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT 81
BlockSignalS &Int9rlOckingSwltch
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot Of
Dcsbrossc, and EDriInnit streets.
In effect i2oI 4. VI. DECEMBER isth' 1892.
TIE CoLvMBI,N EMPRESS.
900 A. ~ pullman ct 1ae eeElnS' hn M, Va.
ccbcs f,oS %oyHk a. Hica Arrives in On.
eGi ai' '' S5 ~, inaiaoap5s 80 a m, Chicago
the FAST LINE. .
900 A. MrSa eol E'S5 rro' G Ea i IrS
II go noon Chicago 20 p n % P 4or Cie!ead and
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED, ,u,.
200 NOON-CoDp exclusively Of Iullan vesupul'
D 5gS sHa Sa G' psSnpne hnancal rpoFs
1eG- aEa Gn Pat and D' she
Tcncncc Of home oce Lighted by sta,cC "a no ana
81 Lori, AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
ico NooN and p1 c a. Gon to St.
and ta5Haa s!6s s%os1 car a ana vG NttTes
Cincinnati 5 Is a. M. and st. Louis. 80 m. next
Jay THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
0.3l r. M-iHlmap Ncsubue Hi@phg ar Ne"' DIA
L. Ptsbni1 2. CHICAGO and Cleveland, Dining Cars New
York 10 Phliadt lpAm. and Pitt,buTg 10 chicago AT.
rve, AZ Cleveland II 40 n. m. ChicUeo 80 D. m next
day. Connect for Toledo daily except SATURDAY.
sol rII-WE~TERN EXPRESS.
7.JJ T.. VI. weekdays. : 10 p. ~. Sgndays-Puiinsn
Vc- Sierulng Cara NewGork 20 tincnn9tl. M'n
thi, and -. Louis. Dining Car Altoona TO Richmond
Arrive, columbus . Is y. M. Clncllnot y 90 p ~
india alulis 10 Ii y. m and ST. Louis 100 a. IN sec
ond morning. ..o ...,nroo
sao T. ,I-pUiluan i,uret Slcoplng car New.York To
Chicago. arrives weekdays a. Columbus, - J.; H.,
Cleveland 80 =. "a. resi- day. ana diliy az Ohios
- a. second morning. Connects ior Iol,do amy
and for cleveland and Columbus rNrrt Natud y ,,b
a.aN =. NJ ,rsud af1 Danyillc lypr -, day WIN
1.-Two. -h Slrcucr- to Aug!stl. Memphis "gl se" ~
0Trai-. nirfp, ,ar t. NOuigCm'r'. Go Goa h's)
Sleeper T. A-hrye and IIo Sp'inrS on ond see n
500 4. ". Jelly - all points on ,h'-1pnke " ohlo
RAW Nv viu Through S,eciiie AID Dining Cas-. IA,
Son l.. N.-Shenandoah Nall.y Express daily WIN
THROUGH Pullman Hrfrt Sleeping car u ewOrfe's
Va Kno,vila Chrroroora aot Iirrinefa an
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~ ASTMNN BUSINESS CoHLFGN. Pou ghkc,Isic. Ny.
r. ODoc ali the year Thorough Instruction in BOpHac M,
I.ank,ng CTlutlsi Law pcrnan'hp. Core poad.
ArthnctIc &C.. Tclccrsphy Sioncs Apply lypcwfinc &c.
nnsinos re1 supued with competent assistant short
No charge situations inshci send Tor ca,'qc
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Phlal.iAla LAg.e-s. 90 a., 90 10 90. II 80
Sar 90 65 co. -. - + NJ. L ~ ngh0
>Vn,iays .Oo 10 80. II 80, with Dining Car, A. NJ
90 3 80 Win Dining car 200, geo T. NJ l2'l'
baltimore and Washington ESpre's daily az 99l II $.
with Dining car. E. NJ, l. 80, 5 so, bhAs O"r' ''V'
Is 100 B,.lrorc only +. NJ II - ntsht',, TOO 40
I.r Reading AT 90, : a. - \. n, w t.'V,
Tx 4 'o5 : 90 . IS 80 +. NJ. II rs night, except
Saui,,,v NIGHT Sunday-, II 30 \. NJ 90 5.oO D W.
~ 600 H. NJ, - 10 night =, IA IN
For la r.-burg al 100 10 - A. NJ, 90 80
90 zoo - l.. VI. l. ID night, except S3tHFSIay
a.gat Suniay- II 80 \. NJ. 90. 100 $50 T. NJ
l. 10 ni'ht 90 49, GO NJ I 90 l 70
CO. 30 4. NJ l. 10 nltht eNc'lt S'te,' ,,cp,
Gats il - 4 NJ. 90. 80. 100 F. NJ y 10 Hieht;
r- Stublry I.,vi burg and WI lamIort NJ % 30
s.i, & ~ 90 3D. 80 T. NJ; l. Ia nishI e N, y
>auri,y night. sundays. : 10 A. NJ u w l. NJ i -
midnight ,,......,. ,,,u,h chunk C.
t.oo Is - 4 NJ. 90. 30. ; ~ : 80 to Alsn'
az. p NJ sundays. 30. u \. NJ. go 80 /. NJ
10. vii. barr, Pit'-top and scranton. > 40 n NJ
'J2 r. u w. rGrN n1n.s 600. II 80 \. NJ. 49o
p ~ r Saai no. rs. II 80. A. NJ 80. 4:so.
- T. NJ. ,.. an, r.,,,,s sou,b % po,n.
PEASANT 30 Is. II 80 4 ~ 80 | - q 40 Kgi
I,,us oily : 90. 90 Il - T. ". sundays except
nan Gr1,, md Asblry Park. . 90 \ NJ I 100 r. NJ
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

Train. leave station foot Liberty 81. m
WASHINGTON 5-HOtK FLYER DAILY, II;3O
A. VI. .,, ,,x, pxCvyr .rxn.y
4 T. VI. ..,.. ,.,.,r,, s,,xn,y S..1
A. W.. i.JO r. VI. -,
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
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The following table shows the pe;centass u
reserve held by each bank IL snouIu ne oD
the National banks are required TO keep a reserve
OF ?5 per cent and state banks one oil 10 pei
cent.
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otal balance $50 slI705 sj4,li3,l97 Dec. $685.
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.


By the operations of the New-York Sub Treasury
in the week ended Friday night, which included
deposits of 81 O3O, 900 for payment at other points
The associated banks gained 1921 Dab. lhs
weekly bank statement published yesterday showed
an average loss in cash Of $4,000. l he eX-
ports of gold on Tuesday counted in the STATE
mcnt for nearly the full amount The loss OF
money consequently would have been much larger
II the domestic movement had not been distinctly
in favor of this city. The receipts Of currency,
indeed, must have been considerably heavier
than the expert estimates. There was further
contraction in loans by S3,620,30O. hut this was
partially the reflection of the operations OF last
week. The statement wa5 not entirely CONSISTENT
in its details, the decrease IN deposits being
larger by nearly $4,000 than the other
changes demanded. The result Of all the changes
was an increase Of 1871 $50 in the surplus re.
serve. The banks held in excess OF legal require
ments S6,l76,3f5 against SlV,4e0,o25 IN the cor
responding week year ago and S7,725,l75 in
the preceding year. i
The changes in the corresponding week in
three preceding years were as follows: ioyl-
Loans increased S6,4I $500, cash increased 81
5l0,600, deposits increased 80 oo.@VO' II s,I
plus reserve increased ;:3ls,525; lS0O-Doans he
creased 81 ,056,2O0, cash increased S5,o3s,oOV'
deposits increased Sl,'2F,5oO ana surplus re-
800 cash decreased 81 2o6 900. deposits licreaseh
- - 200. and surplus reserve decreased l,5'!'-
go. . .o.,
~ pee. T. 80. Dec 21 ~. De. =, s2.
Loans .. 1885, 81 500 :l29 -J5,40y ei:o 10 ,sV
So 20 .... 71.-i2,300 $780,. 500 ,6,soJ,Sv
IiSgai.,ender, ~ .5i252OJ 369lt,lo0 40,Ss3,sp
nr,osts ~ 80 IA 800 455.3OG,30O At,SOlW
=. - uIa 10, $1,000 56oi,70o 5,62,Q0j
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and he total deposits al Tie IT,
spectivc dates: %,
Suec'e % ,Sl-'uO -,
l., ga-tonder- ....-.. 2o'i-o.-OV ''.'+f'A'N '0
Reserve sloS 80. 5co slss sO6GOO SILT $50 100
Rrscr,e a irs~l - ,.,- ,,,e.c--s ~ roo -;
a.ai. 81 dep sl.'..- % o. 20 lIo'7- O,D -
g ,. s-7ajl-j sl9fslO5 s6,70 ~
ipluS .----...--- "'''-",'- "a 2J3 2js
IerccDtL % -''V .
Tho following table shows the percentage OF
~ 81 - - hnn. II shnnd be OnserNed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26

Cash In Treasury 81 o35Os7 s42 S0j Dec. 2sIcss
Deposits IN Natl
Inks 11,S16,6JS II 3JJ 532 Dec 416S20
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-06-04
The Weather.

The great Irish humorist, Swift, iD
one Of his flights, gave US description
OF flying island, which had it's inhabi-
tants, like our terraque0us globe.
We have read the work with pleasing
entertainment, believing it to have
been the mere creation of his inventive
inauguration. We have seen nothing
to change this belief as to the actual
habitation by the genus homo, but,
touching the possibility of the existence
OF the flying island, we may say that,
during the present week, we have had
some ocular evidence of tho possibil-
ity Of the verify of such phenomenon
We have had high winds and they have
literally filled the air with earth, call it
dust if you will. 1t has been impossible
to escape from it. Rain is greatly
needed to clean and purify the atmos-
phere aud benefit the crops.
Thus far they have not suffered but
in many places, we are told it is rapidly
becoming a necessity.
The farmers are having a fine grass
killing time and we hear they are avail
ing themselves of it.
Since the above was put in type, we
have had fine rain.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-06-04
An Accident.

On Wednesday evening, Miss Sue
Thompson, Miss Mollie Clifford, con-
ducted by Mr.. Ross Randall, were driy-
ing gently On Court street, in front OF
the Court House,: when the coupling pin,
which holds the front and rear wheels
of the vehicle together, broke. The
front wheels being pulled from under
the body of the vehicle, it of course fell
to the ground in front, precipatiDg tue
young ladies forward to the ground.
Both were pretty badly bruised. Miss
Sue Thompson had bcr upper lip and
nose severely cut, but Miss Clifford was
not qaite SO unfortunate, though made
pretty sore. DIR. Thompson promptly
dressed Miss Sues wounds aud both
tho young ladies were soon after taken
home.