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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
T,brrcIo,. luna ON Y


The speculative situation was not altered by
the news or gossip OF the day. The stock mar
ket was by turns weak and strong. but all the
time extremely dull while the trading continued
70 be strictly professional. In the Jargon OF the
Street there was nothing done" and final
changes. which were pretty evenly divided, were
in no instance large enough TO be significant. and
the volume OF business was smaller. even than II
was yesterday. There was, to be sure. speck
of activity In the early dealings in Chicago Gas.
which on purely speculative rumors fell nearly
per cent and the stock seemed 10 rally re-
luctanty and its final loss IL per cent.
This decline affected all the Industrial shares. but
a few Of the least important scored small gains In
the railway list Missouri Pacific attracted atten-
ton by its unusual activity and weakness, and
In spite of a rally Of Y per cent IL sustained a
loss Of nearly per cent. The Granger stocks
remained inactive. but they were inclined 10 be
heavy, and Northwest closed at Its lowest point
with a loss Of X per cent. Atchson opened
strong, but declined easily, although It's maj
loss was small, and Its course was a parual IN
dcation that some stockholders were unwilling
or possibly unable 70 pay the assessment under
the propo: d plan OF reorganization Erie was
dull but exceptionally strong. For these move
men,s. Slight as they were. there no reason
outside general conditions. The city banks have
replenished Treasury gold only by 100000
against shipments amounting TO $3.50 900 and
that this method was futile 10 check the outward
movement Of gold was proved by fresh engage
ments for exports on Saturday and the continued
strength Of European exchange. II would be
well, perhaps u the Federal Treasury should be
allowed 10 work out It's own salvation.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
A small sale of coupon As at ll49!. decline OF
u per cent was the only transaction In Govern
ment bonds at the Stock Exchange. The mar
lowered * per cert. The closing quotations Were
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
N Y ONTARIO B WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot Of West 42l-st. follows. % n'"'"
earlier from Frdnkln-st; ,,..,,,ui Vauey
r r. stations Midietown. Een,ile. tailso. b $3.50 80,
Carbondae. scranton. Walton Delhi S""'s' '''
I'tica. Rome. Oneida. Fulton, Oswegh ,.-os. ~
3l5 y NJ. except sunday sullivan 90 M tle
waikiki Valley Railroad stations. 'amf Doll hA,
,"n t.nville Mountain Dale. Ctntr"rle. Ft.lso11 ~
H,rieyville Liberty Fails Liberty. PafksFi'e' ~ 49,
ingston Manor. $500. .....tt. r-,rsNurs
rs p NJ daily Middletown. summit tlltr y tns,
Liberty Livingston Manor Rocklani Wa d. Ts,nyt
Norwich Oneida. Fulton. Osweg' Niagara Fai4s' N'
Chicago. ,,,.,. a, ~ rroaiwsf
l0Ne's anu ~ J. = ANDERSON. @ p ~
50 Hclyerst Ne"-fo'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
KANSAS PACIFIC CONSOLIDATED BONDS
NOTICE or COMMITTEE

n EFAULT having been made 10y the Union
- Pacific Railway Companv and 49, Receivers In the
payment Il the coupons n thr KnnTas Pacific "on"o-
dated bonds which fell duo Nay 1t 1904. well n,
on coupons prior moreages ITO Undersigned have con
scented Committee - protect the Interests q
the iondholIcr The necessity FOR Collection upon the
various securities bc'onrns - THIS mortgage" ard the
tendency adverse measures n Congress demand prompt
concert u acton from the t1ndhoilrrs
An agreement hns been prepared for protecting the
bonds against dmnuiiDn - interest principal AMI for
the rr1izauon upon the hes placed in Trust for their
security Tnis agreement has been deposited with the
CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY watch is authorized
T. receive the bonds AMI .s,Ie temporary receipts
until and Including Juls u'h ,9i These receipts Will
I've erchangeale f,r engraved certificates. ana enry ap-
pca,ion viii be made &C. later the NcvYor.t
stock TX hangc
SILAS u DITCUEp.
President II th~ Hamilton Trust CO..
HENRY y. WlIrrNIY
or Kissam. whitney & CO..
OTTO 7. BANNA1.U.
President or the Continental Trust Co..
THEODORE W. MYERS.
c1-Comptroller 81 the city q New-York.
WILLIAM \. NASH.
President the Corn Exchange Bank
Ex-Chicf Justice CHARLES T.. DAILY.
L. j. MORRISON. counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. June 81. p. m-Consois. lol 30 for both
and the %cw York. I"nnqyvania ami
Ohio first mortgage bonds l7~. Canadian racihc 6Js
Erie. 1874: do SECOND consols. -. Illinois Central ~
Mexican ordinary II. St Paul common. GIN, New York
Central. lOO. Pennsylvania i0i. Reading. ~ Mexican
Central. per cent bonds. 5T.: Atchi@on common
G's.
p. The amount - bullion gone into n" Rank ~
England balance to-day is fiae Paris adyccs quote
per AZ 100 francs ga cenmes for the ac-
count exchange London at - francs lG's confines
FOR checks Money. y. The II discount IN
the open market for both short and three months bills
IS il-iG1s. per cent
Paris June 2i-The statement - ihe Bank % France
shows Increase of 24oo"o francs In gold and H'j"0
francs IN silver 49,
ncrin June 2l.-ENchaugc IN London. - marks 30
pfennigs sight and - marks - pfenngs for "pday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. a.
Stations in New-YOrk foot OF Barclay and
Christopher Streets.
yESTIISI LED TRAINS. pl LEMtN BUFFET


Direct route to NEWARK BLOOMFIELD AONTCLAIp
THE ORANGES. summit Bernardsslle, BasAlng
Ridge Madison. Morrst0wn, Passac, Paterson. Boon.
ton Dover Stanhope. BUDD'S LAKE LAKE no.
FATCONG Hackcttstown sCHOOLEls MOUNTAIN
Washington. PHILLIPsBURG. EASTON. wATEJ
GAP. sTROUDsBURG. P4cono Mountains. scRAN
DANvILLE EoRTHUMBEkLANp Monir9se. BIYG.
RiCHFIELD SPRINGS: Cortland, SYRACUSE, oS.
BATH. DANsyLLLE BUFFAI.0e, end all point,
WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
1920 A. M-BINGHAMToN Mall stops at principal
stations ..-.. ..-....
I'TiCA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS Pull
man Buffet Parlor Cars Connects al Buffalo VITA
train for Chicago. arriving 800 a. N. morning.
1900 p M.-sCRANToN BINGHAMToN ard ELMIRA
EXPRESS Pullman parlor cars
400 T. M-sCRANTON. wILKEsBARRE and PLYM.
OUTH EXPRESS. Puilman parl2r cars ,,,,.,,....
7.ao T. N daily BUFFALO :, RANTON BINGHAM.
TON and ELMIRA LIMITED EMPRESS. Pullman
Bune, Seepers. Arrives at 7l5 a. N. -
600 T. VI. DAILY )--BUFFAI.O SCRANTON BlNGHAy.
TON RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and oS-
WECO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Sleepets -
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS az =
Murravst and 429 Broadway Tickets al ferry stations
~ ana Dio Broadway 30 West l2jthst. 80 clGmols-
ave New York 33s 726 Fultonst ana - Broadway
Brookyn Time tables giving full Information at all sia'
lions. -......,, -, -, e., 80,
check baggage from hotel or residence 10 c"sunst'n
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WESTERN NETWORK AND PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD COMPANY.

over ninety Per cont. II all the SECOND MORT
GAGE BONDS having been deposited under the ran
= Rc~,on~.ruc,n ~ December 1919 the Committee
declares tho operative Bonds VIII Tow be re-
ccivcd hy the CONTINENTAL TRUST CO.. New
York only upon payment u n penalty Of per cont.
request u foreign holders. the time Tor IN" de-
post Il scrip AMI without penalty has been ex
tended 70 July H. iSol after which date the penalty u
per scrip and - cents per share on stock
will be strictly enforced.
Scrip IL o. be- deposited either with tho CONTINENTAL
TRUST COMPANY. New York. the FIDELITY
INSURANCE. TRtsT AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO..
Ihilaiclphia.
stock l. . be deposited with the FIDELITY IN
sIUA\CE TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK. June l. 1884,
FREDERICK STRAUSS. Secretary.
Rcc1rstruc'l1n Committee.
lllLlng y L CITY
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,,,r,,,oKE a ONO Il. IL.

"A tst rAy.ess Ilans ~ ,,..,VvATL
p,rrruorE WASuINGION, CHICAGO a. - '''
BALL iAt ST IIoIIs AND ALL POINTS NESStti1Ns
PULLMAN GAR sEkVlSSE., On ALI ti fcr CHI;
ckGo 40 M and nf3t T>' X, rIE sT LHSts
= N. ana J., 10 IN 'For WASHINGTON BAlIIMossas n)
a m III 80 a. NJ Dining Gsr r 80 e, 'S s5 g. night Al
rams un daily keep 300 m E Esw?HS %nIEHHs Va
Line 1870 m. eN sun ro' ,i.r1ush pullman sleep
ins car 600 p n as ci Al, 1l,o Bway 81 E. lin ,s
.oa Grand st. y y: IA Fulton-st bio'N'"'
foot OF Iiberty-st c. r. r. OF y j. an, check baggage
New York Transfer Co viii can 20, az" ~
firm hotel or residence 10 destination
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financial nleetiHgs.

TROw DIRECTORY. PRINTING AND BooKBINDING
COMPANY.
SFCRETARY'S OFFICE. II UNIVERSITY PLACE.
Nev-York. June Dist. 1891
FNIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF HE SLY IN
rfofDERS u this Company viii be- held in the We'll
don building 40. 10 Monigomery street Jersey Sity,
\ 7 IN Tu.slay July nth. 1884. at +. NJ AZ which
tine Directors and INSPECTORS ~ Election FOR the ensuing
year viii be- elected The transfer books VIII De closed
ftine nth AZ T. NJ. and remain closed until July lSth
AT 10 \. VI W ~ IL ia e. SCI "a -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
WFST SHORE z. K,

Trains leave West 43d-st station. New fo'N' %
lows and H. minutes earlier iiQm loot ff@iN''" 49,
$3.50 4. M-Daly Local TO Buffalo. ,.os. Roch
gu5 A. M.-nails for Albany, Ct,A' SstH,r,. eAeeL
ester buffalo Niaaala Falls. Detroit N"N"e''
5;i5 t. M-pa,H for Albany. NJ ntreal. = N'66 etyo.,
cuse. Rochester. buffalo. NiasAla fa''S' Ao''''
cleveland. Chicago and 81 Louis , r..,c, SYRACUSE
5.t5 r. N.-Ially. except sunday t9i IN passeuses
Rochester and Buffalo. Carries Si''p'"s "
only. r.,tc, syracuse. Rocn..
es,ar Run,Io Nngara Falls Toronto. b'i''' 49,
and Chicago - t sieep. ny car accom-,
oaation- apply III, Offices Brooklyn an, thsr IN
NJ stations Time tables at principal notes" '0'
''' {. T. LAMBERT. General rsss"ns'N ewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
Proposals.

dds ARE INVITED FOR the printing OF the
ID minutes 81 'he meetings Of the Commsslonsrs, o.,
H,rlI BE- submitted on or before
Iune pa SQ, the Secretary - the Board by whom
further details Will he Furnished application
By order Of the President.
LEWIS /. DELAFIELD. Secretary,
III Broadway Ncw-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
n 0TICE OF SAFE Of Assessment Bonds Of

" Office OF SALE Of Assessment bonds Oh
" Mount Vernon. Westchest"r county New
Tho Common Council ~ th" city ~ Mount vernon IN
Wrs,rhcstor county. New-Nork Will. at the Dearborn
Buiding Nos ~ AMI ~ south FourihaNs ~ se'a Vti
enl pr posals FOR N" purhaS~ OF ioIy ~
Nss.ssmen. Iionds The said Common Coun
n and thor" open said proposals anu a,'ep usg
highest unless o. deems Tor me interest OF f"'u
citv % reject all ~ -aii proposals. . 4.
These are bonds which are authorized 10 DC
issued rs city under Chapter ~ u the Laws OF
zach bond VIII 10 for TIE principal sum Of Five Hun
dr.l Dollars and viii bear interest at me rac a." he per
nies, VII he PAYABLE the office OF the city Treasurer
IN th, snl City ~ Mount Vernon
They dated July Isl. 1894. and payable rs iol-
Fort-four 4p bonds No io5 to iis Inclusive on the
first day July. 1870 =,
TIL will be delivered O. the purchasers on or p
fore the nth day Of July. 1885, ~
The CIV of Mount Vernon IL situated upon IN" New
York New Haven and Hartford Railroad. and upon ne
utes' traycl from Grad Central Depot with Sky trains
each way daily and has population ot over 49, IL
has water gls. electric lights. electric railway Stone
sidewalks crosswniks. and Is most prosperous cly
l,y statute bonds cannot b" sold Tor less IMAM par
NV order If the common Council
ELIAS pEAsE. city cIr'k
NOTICE. Sealed proposals will be received
y untu ~ M " saturday. June 3oh. ls AZ the once
of Tn. PENNSYLVANIA Company for lnsnfnhces On
and Granting Auuucs NJ. ~ Chestnut street fhlla-
al,ia Trustee the sale to them ~ as many OF 'e
p,l,dolnhia Winincion anil Raltimor" Railroad STOCK
'rr,s, CertiGcatcs So. 80 viii pay for.
Tho offerings the lowest prices n.t eNc'lihS par
costing I'm tho aggregate not more than the amount stated
win ho accepted. the parties Offering them advised AZ
once AMI payment lee made when the N'uhctes are as
| signcd IN AMI after Monday. July "a. l>9';
! Proposals should he ndors'd Proposal Tor SAFE OF
| Thil,'l,lnn wilmington AMI Baltimore Railroad Stock
| Trust Certificates" and addressed 10 1890
! H. y PAUL President 81 chestnut street Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
FOREIGN MARK TS.

The governors OF the Bank Of England at
their weekly meeting made change in its
minimum rate Of discount. which remains at
per cent. In the week the bank gained II .034.-
ga bullion. but the proportion OF reserve 10
liability Was lowered from 1852 10 7046 per
cent. against an advance from 1913 to J0l2 per
cent In the corresponding week last year. when
the discount rate was unchanged at 2l2 per cent.
To-day the bank gained $4,000 on balance At
the London Stock Exchange British consOs were
steady at l0l J-l6 for both money and the ac-
count. In the open market money was easy
and un hanged at y per cent for discounts and
y per cent for bankers balances. Bar silver
rallied further 10 % 15-lGI ounce American
railway shares We're dun without much change
in either direction At Irris French 3 per
exchange on London being still 2516lz francs
TO the sterling. The weekly statement Of the
Bank Of France showed an increase in specie Of
24OO 900 francs gold and 975. 900 francs silver
The trustees q tho Continental truss Com
pany Of New-York have declared a quarterly
dividend Of 1i9 per cent on the capital stock
payable July 10 Transfer books close July |
and reopen July II.
The 81 81 900 Of twenty-Yclr 4 per cent god
bonds Of the City Of Chicago were sold to y.
W Harris & Co. bankers Chicago. New York
and Boston, and the First National Bank of
Chicago. at an average price Of 1913. The next
best bid was 1929.
A semi-annual dividend Of per cent has been
declared by the Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
Coupons OF the first mortgage per cent bonds
OF the United States Cordage Co. will be paid on
July q
A quarterly and semi-annual dividend on sums
not exceeding $4,000 at The rate Of ga per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
RAILROADS..
p PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

Station. foot of Dssbrosxe. and cortIandt 81.
P 9SSo A. Nj EAs P LISE?,S5
and Observation Cars Arrives Chicago A. NJ cling
an A M daily Toledo goo $50 ~ S M ana .ndanaO
200 r. VI. GHieAGo AND ST. LOTS EXPRESS
H a End s'sSH "n o,5 'G' p
olo Ssi p. re w M Th5S2s2 R2PREN Pullman
&c p s'
seSpns ana Dnng Tss o Gl7en0a and s.
S. T,o,ns A. NJ second morning. '''"' "'i' r Y.
500 +. VI. PAtiric EXPREss.s.pulinan Sleeping G,
to PMtsburg. Connects Tor Chicago ana Toledo SaS,
nix l9 S WxsmISGTtoy AND THE sor1H,
800 Congregslona Limited al Paror and DiriSr csr2
ssS zoo PnSs sa r M 2I1 m 1s9t sqS
and Dining Cars). 43o. Dining carr. 900 P "
4:;o r: n,eh%GDd ssa Dany1; Express, dan,
800 y. M.-Daily for Chesapeake & Chic Rsux,,
rdr 0b S fSfSPs on PPs , Gq NORFOLK
Charles Route. A. NJ weekdays. and. with Throasss,
ATLANTIc COAST LINE 900 A. NJ daily. s..o.,, >,
Tampa. Jacksonville and Charleston 900 " daily
For RRTLANTIc cry. 1850 p NJ. week-aaya with
rd aH1 c%Fn r %%4 r9 6g p ci weekdays.
For Long Branch Asbury Park oc-an Grow. and Point
'esia0 wec S.S ssnd3y, q, ~ DO
not stop at FOR ToR pmILADELPHI. Oh S''''v''
Express: coo 700 : $50 $50 90 perna. LlmIteA
oIo II n l2:sO Ia: gao ,,, 80 80
go 10 Limited "'Ni iG A ~ 2 . i:ao G. rs 81
rcke NJ o lS:i: P N6s 49, "a. ac 10 and %. n.
way Astor House 1874 Eat 10Th street and TOO, D,
Fulton 9s 1oeewai AID p, BT2aSgn annex
Tbs y SewYors Transfer Company viii call for ard cheek
baggage from hotels and residences through ds,,nao
General Manager. General pass'r Assn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
-TTNT UHN1 OTINT'
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WAS

TO FHILADELFHIA. bAHLaII MoKh md "AsI'1'0
r,- p,n,ao,ph,, week I S1SS 40 500 900. 1000
liao Dining tarj 4 NJ sc 80, go 'nar,' Pa 5A;
night sunday 80 900. II 80 Dining carr. A. y,
10 300 800 dining carr. p. NJ. i2l3 n.slto go,
For Baltimore and Washing On. week. lays. 300 llD'
Dining Carr N. 80 800 300 $50 CDln.ns S Sa3
j. NJ l2i5 nigh. SUNDAYS 300. II 30 dining ,aD
A. NJ 80 300 G 90 Dining carr p. NJ. l2.l5 Elsss; q,
Tickets and paror-car seats can be procured II ~ o
AS aiI iiio 1898 broadway. 737 Gth-a-e. 81 ES
iith St. 1874 East l25th St. 2di Wcst J. 81. .oi
columbus Az. NewNork: Court St. $50 Fulton -,
Rrooklyn: 9s Broadway. Williamsburg. The NewYort
Transfer Company VIII call fo- and check baggage from
hotel or residence 20 destination.
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financial elections.


mai ESTATE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
w 81 NASSAU ST NEW YORK. June II. 1874 .
At \ MEETING; ~ the Board Of Trustees or
~ this Company held this iay. Mr. Harrison h Cavity
US cl.c.t Trustee mi A vacancy
WV HENRY " IEtGHLEI. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
To the Holders OF tho
Philadelphia & Reading
GENERAL MORTGAGE
FOUR PER CENT BONDs

The un,srsgn~l committee. in accordance with ther
rrrv1us notice have prepared bondn1liers agreement
authorizing steps O. the payment OF
80 Interest IN cash II necessary. 70 have the mort
rnSe farc1 AMI 70 prepare plan Tor Tie reorganiEa
ton q the property
Tho purpose, q the COMMITTEES fuzzy stated in the
circular Issued the tonihoiers copies q which may be
had AZ the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY. % Wall ST. or
from any n~fnhcr % the Committee
The bonaholdefs are Invited call and examine the
same and sign the agreeinert hlo with the Trust
Company
FREDERIC T.. OLCOTT. Chairman.
ADRIAN IsELIN. Jr..
J. KENNEDY TOD.
HENRY Isl DGE,
THOMAS DENNY.
Fred~ricL W. Whttrfdge. Counsel.
:. WALLACE.
Secretary. >, Wall Stree. :ew-Iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

State issues were utterly neglected and there
were no sales OF city bank stocks.
The general bond market without
interesting features. Transactions Were on about
the same scale as usual lately The market
lacked elasticity. and the largest and mos, num-
erous changes were declines Atchison IS rail-
lied 70 I'M. but at 76l2 closed with loss Of .
per cent, while seconds after 27Ts. closed the
fraction higher at 23N Chicago and
Northern Pacific frsts declined "A 10 4Sss. but
other Northern Pacific issues were either neg
lectcd or unchanged. RIO Grandc Western frsts
fell per cent 10 671a Oregon Short Line Ga to
76, and Union Pacific Denver and Gulf hrsts 3
per cent 10 3iis. on the other hand Missouri
Kansas and Texas ~ gained the fraction al 1874
and fractional advances were made by a fcw
special issues. Reference Is made 70 our full
report Of bond sales.
Money remainesi easy at previous rates Cor
both demand and time loans
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges, s73.2G5.J4J; BALANCES. $j54sl50
The Sub-Treasury was debtor 70 The Clearing
House $5l9.772 IT'S NJ. LOGS on balance was
sl,629576. made up by losses OF 1856 3CG in coin
and ss33310 IN currency The days operations
included: Receipts. 1873; payments, Aol7,-
sJ9 resulting In Il general balance Of SAL lGS SCI
| consisting Of $8i,2sG,S7 coin and $jcSSl9S7 cur
rency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceivcd to-day s563,995 National bank notes for re-
demption.
The customs receipts were siOs5G3 the internal
revenue receipts SiG9,2iG. and the misc -iianeous
| receipts. SS07
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash hand and deposits IN bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous stat, mcnt
as follows
JIns 20. June IL Different 81.
Net gold hand Se9 Gj3 O47 3SG 1900 Inc S2i J22
Net ego.-tcn1ers
on hand. ....... 80 3cS TT 354sO.7Ot Dec. sG2 O1
Net silver hand 1890 l6) l4OG2.2SS Inc lag 2-
Actual cash IN the
Treasury vaul's
outstanding
cernoatcs SIT f7G sol SIG o0I Dec seas So
Deposits in bank I2ilsJ23 I2O,2G}J Dec. l'5 So
Net cash bal sl2o POS s27 sl2s 500 Dec SOL 7ai
Rates for foreign exchange ruled strong IN
spite Of gold shipments. although Thursday Is
/ always an "cff' day. Following are unchanged
| quotations for actual business: Bankers bills
81 87s4 and 81 1874 for long and short sterling re-
/ spectiveiy French francs. 5l6A less Lie and
| BIS net: rcchsmarks. 50 7-lG and 9J13-1G; guild
! ers 40 5-l6 and 40 TIC
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
Trains station foot Of LbeFty-st
For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch chunk "a
$50 T.iS 9:iO II -. Easton. A. n, i;lO. lSo. t@
70 East0n) 80 -. 100 70 Allentown p VI sun
DAYS 40. IS A. ~, 100. $50. 600 r NJ - =,
For Wilkesharre Pittston. and Scranton $40 A. IL
, 40 30 30 T. VI. Sundays, 43D \. ". =,
100 100 900 400 500. 5f5. 80 p NJ l2;l3 nghi
Sundays 30 4. NJ. 90. 49, 3d. 500 T. NJ l-ls
for Harrisburg a, 40 500 olO A. NJ. $40 i;sa
p NJ, I2:f5 night "a.
$40 A. NJ. i:I0 80 7:3o p NJ Sundays 7:io A. n.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
Long Branch. Ocean Grove. &C. -.
For Red Bank Long Branch. and points south 10 Pont
Pleasant. 40, 5 Is. II 80 A. ". 30 $50 t:oo; -,
Grove and Ashury Park 900 A. NJ. 400 p u
For LAKEWOOD. Toms River. Il" "negat PARK All
Barnegat. 400 SIS A. NJ 80. 4:3O Z. u. .
For Atlantic CITY. Nneland and Bridseton 40 ~ NJ
For Monmouth Beach. seabright ard Highland Beach
$50 Sis. 1870 a. NJ. $50. 40 p NJ Sundays. 900
| A NJ.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. ETC
From Pier 5. y. r., foot Rector s.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach. kurso,
Beach Seahright. Monmouth Beach and Long 81 .ne.-
4:3O 1913 \ VI. 90 = NJ satgrdly only. S'i'
500 p n SUNDAYS. $50 4 NJ 200 /, ~ ,,.,,,
south to Point Pleasant, IO.i5 a. NJ. 100 r. " sa,';.
500 T. NJ sundays except ury Pax
and Ocean Grove $50 \. VI. .
/ For Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat. 40 A. "
/ For Atlantic civ Vneanf ard Brilgeton, $50 A. IL
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Dipi0eno Notices.
CHICAGO g. EASTERN ILLINOIS r. r. CO
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of one ana on

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on Monday. July ID lSoi -, ,,, Ia closed
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