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Passaic City record., 1895-07-27
THE BIG ROOSTER CROWED.
Headed Procession of Solid Men at
Manchester, N. II.


Manchester, N. H.
The largest attended and certainly the most
enjoyable outing of the Merrimac, n. H.,
valley boards of trade was held at Lake
Massabesic. There were upward OF 400 dele
gates and business men from the boards of
trade at Lawrence, Lowell Newburyport,
Haverhill, Amesbury, Merrirnae. Manchester.
Concord, Nashua, Franklin, Enfield, Goffs-
town, Littleton, Lebanon, Henniker. Tilton,
Milford, Lancaster, Rochester, Newport and
Plaistow.
The business places about the city of Man.
chester were decorated with flags and bunt-
ing. At 1.30 o'clock the line Of march was
taken to the station, headed by the 1st regi-
ment band and a gigantic rooster, with a
placard, ''I crow for Manchester" G. G..
Hayes, president of the local board, was
toastmaster, and inaugurated the post pran-
dial exercises, introducing the fol-
lowing speakers Hon. w. C. Clarke,
Manchester; Hon. John L. Spring.
Lebanon; Charles E. Adams, Haver-
hill; Hon. George A. Marden, Lowell; !;
Capt. George A. Hanscom, Lowell; L. P.
Collins. Lawrence; w. J. Hale, Newbury-
port; P. R. Cogswell, Concord; W. B. Swat,
Nashua; Thomas Flanders, Haverhill; A. G.
Titcomb. Newburyport; Gen. G. II. Bartlett,
Hon. G. Byron Chandler, Gen. Charles Will
liams, Manchester: James H. Eaton, Law
renee; Charles A. Decourcey, Lawrence.
Passaic City record., 1895-07-27
MEAN TO FIGHT
Eannock Indians Are Making Prep
arations For War.

Advices from Jackson Hole, Utah. indicate
that the position of the settlers is becoming
very critical, and unless the troops get there
quickly it is probable that general massacre
Of whites will take place. Thirty-fve men
left Jackson Hole for Hoback Canon to
arrest Indians for killing elk COWS and other
wise breaking the game laws. They took
seventeen Indians prisoners and on the way
back the reds attempted to escape and a
light ensued in which all the Indians were
killed but one papoose. Several of the
whites were severely wounded, but none will
die.
The Bannock Indian warriors are assem-
bling in force on the Hoback river and are
sending away their squaws and children,
which indicates they mean to fight The
Indians are greatly incensed at the killing of
the prisoners and the situation is so critical
that general uprising may occur at any
moment. The Bannocks are said to be 400
strong, Latest advices from Gov. Richards
state that it is believed the Princeton Geolog-
ical survey party is safe so far. The cavalry
troops are pushing to the scene of hostility
with all possible speed. Meantime the set
tiers are entrenched and awaiting an attack
by the Indians.
Passaic City record., 1895-07-27
DON'T STOP TOBACCO.
How TO Cure Yourself While Using 1t.

The tobacco habit grows on a man
until his nervous system is ser1ourly af-
fected, impairing health, comfort and
happiness. To quit suddenly is too se-
we're shock to the system, as tobacco,
to an lnveterate user becomes a stimu-
lant that his system continually Graves.
Baco-Curo is scientific cure for the to-
bacco habit. in all its forms, carefully
compounded after the formula of an
eminent Berlin Physician who has used
1t in his private practice since 1872, with
out failure, purely vegetable and guar
anteed perfectly harmless. You can =se
all the tobacco you want, while taking
Baco-Curo, it will notify you when to
stop. We give a written guarantee to
permanently cure any case with three
boxes. or refund the money with 10 per
cent. interest. Baco-Curo is not substi-
tute, but scientific cure, that. cures
without the aid of will power and with
no inconvenience. 1t leaves the system
as pure and free from nicotine as the day
you took your FIRST chew or smoke. Sold
by all druggists, with our Ironclad guar
antee. at SI.oo per box, three boxes,
thirty days treatment,) S2.5o or sent
direct upon receipt of price SEND SIX
TWO-CENT STAMPS FOR SAMPLE
BOX. BOOKLET AND PROOFS
FREE. Eureka Chemical & Manufact-
uring Company, Manufacturing Chem
lists. La Crosse. Wisconsin tivc7
Passaic City record., 1895-07-27
EIGHT HOUR DAY.
Boston Carpenters Will demand 10
Sept. 1, Next.

SepCs H NCACs
Eight hours as the limit of a days labor
will be demanded by the union carpenters OF
Boston and vicinity on and after Sept. l.
Union carpenters are now paid at the rate OF
80 cents per hour, but on and after Sept. l,
this rate will be raised by demand Of the
men to 35 cents per hour.
There is little doubt but that the whole
force of the United Brotherhood of Carpen-
ters and Joiners of America will be brought
to bear on the demands of the Boston car
penters, as all over the country. Boston
is regarded as a menace to the cities where
the shorter workday is in operation. OF the
1000 (estimated) number of carpenters in the
city, the larger part are members of one OF
the unions Of the trade, and those outside OF
the union are said to be strongly in favor OF
the coming demands of the union.
Passaic City record., 1895-07-27
Aggressive Action Urged.

The relatives, lawyers and political friends
of ex-Consul Waller are urging our govern
ment to take more aggressive action, with a
view to compelling France to do what has
already been asked of her in this case.
Nothing but the display of great determine
ton, with more or less menace in it, will
bring the French government to terms. Ne
gotiations as they stand are in most unsat-
isfactory shape. and this, too. in spite OF
the best efforts of the department, exerted
through Ambassador Eustis.
Passaic City record., 1895-07-27
No Hard Times in Iowa.

John P. Farmer, a banker of Iowa, and
formerly a resident of franklin. Mass. is
visiting friends in the East. He says that
his part of the country has not had any hard
times the past year, but has enjoyed season
of prosperity rather more than the average.
The crops turned out WE'LL and prices for the
staples, like fax and corn, we're considerably
higher than for the year previous. In con-
sequence, money was plenty and the times
good.
Passaic City record., 1895-07-27
He Married His Cook.

]. D. Bates, a noted millionaire of Boston,
living at 161 Commonwealth avenue, has
Just shocked Boston society by marrying his
cooks comely Irish lass named Mary Clarkin
lust two years over from the old country. Mr..
Bates lives in S68,000 house, owns other
property and houses in ward 10 valued at
$3.50 600, in ward ~ at 1886. 900, and in ward
Is at S33, 700, and also he is assessed for Sl82,
900 personal property. His taxes altogether
amount to some So 900,
Passaic City record., 1895-07-27
whiskey Trusts Successor,

Every necessary detail for the organiza-
tion of the American Spirits Manufacturing
Company OF Chicago, ILL.,, which is to take
the place of khe old whiskey trust, is now
agreed upon, and the directors have been
named BY the stockholders. The capital
stock of the new company is $35, 5,000,0 900, of
which 81, 900, 900 is preferred stock and $685.
OO1 400 common stock.
Passaic City record., 1895-07-27
bishop Clark Very Low.

Bishop Thomas NJ. Clark of Rhode Island
who is at Newport for the summer, is serious
ly ILL He has been incapacitated for nearly
a year, and after having been patient at
sanitarfum In Boston for some time was
brought here from Providence In June, in
the hope that the change would benefit him.
His recovery now Is hardly looked for. He
is eighty-three years OF age.
Passaic City record., 1895-07-27
Luther McKin Shoots Himself

Albert McKin Of Newport, Me-, was in
Bangor and told the story Of sensational
suicide at East Newport. The man who shot
himself being his brother. Luther McKin, the
latter committing the deed in the presence OF
the woman, Ruby Witham, who had lived
with him.
Passaic City record., 1895-07-27

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Passaic City record., 1895-07-27
jumped From the Bridge.

King Callahan, twenty-seven years OF age,
a bar tender living at No. 454 Third avenue.
jumped from the Brooklyn.N Y, bridge from
lahan was rescued by the bridge police and
taken to the Hudson Street Hospital pris-
Oner
Passaic City record., 1895-07-27
Facts Hbout PassaiG, N. ].

BANKs-Three.
DEPoTS-Seven.
SEwERs-42 miles.
PoPULATIoE-16,0 600.
FIRE CoMPANIEs-SiX.
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
ATHLETIC CLUBs-Two.
, FREE POSTAL DELIVERY.
CHURCHEs-Twenty-t three.
TOTAL BONDED DEBT-S1S,0 COO.
FLAGGED SIDEwALKs-75 miles.
RAILWAY TRAINs--6 Passenger Daily.
HEAD OF NAVIGATION PAssAIC RIVER.
GAS SYsTEM-Fourteen miles or mans.
THIRrY-oNE MINUTES FROM NEW YORK
NEwsPAPERs-Two Daily; Three Weekly.
BUILDING AND LOAN AssoCIATIoNs-Three.
ScHooLs-Seven Public; One night; Two Seiect
ELECTRIC LIGHT SYsTEM-AHc and lNcANDEscENT.
MAcADAMIzED ROADS in Passaic County-so miles.
ELECTRIC STREET RAILwAY-to GARFIELD q faser-
son: to Paterson Rutherford and Jersey City;
to Newark (projectep.
ASSESSED VALUATION, Real and Personal Prop
erty So, 100000.
from Dundee Canal. ~.
CHARIrIEs-Orphan Asylum; Day Nursery; DIS
nensary: Union Benevolent Association; Emer'
gency Hospital; Bureau OF Charities; Needie'
Woman's Guild of America; Kings Daugnters.
WATER SYsTEM-32 miles of mains. Source q
s,Ipply from Upper Passaic Water shed
RAmRoAps-New York Lake Erie & Westerns
Delaware, Lackaw=nna & Western; New YORK
Susquehanna & Western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

Railway bonds active and strong in the
early part Of the week but reacted toward the
close in sympathy with stocks. Closing prices,
however were higher than d week ago. Erie and
Reading Issues showed the biggest advances
Atchison issues were up u to Il per cent, chicago
and Northern Pacific lst receipts per cent, and
other issues which were strong and active were
Colorado Midland Is receipts Louisville, New-Al-
bany and Chicago, Texas and Pacific IDS and
Wisconsin Central LIST receipts. Union Pacific,
Denver and Gulf was down over per cent, also
Kansas and Texas Is. The movements OF the
principal active bonds follows:
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financial elections.

MICHIGAN-PENINSULAR CAR COMPANY.
A MEETING Of the stockholders OF this COM
~ pany will held iis Office No. 1s4 La Sale
street Chicago. H. Tuesday. the LIST day October
AZ II a. M the election Of directors and the
acton II such other business properly be-
fne the meeting.
Transfer books close Sept. II at p m. and reopen
Oct. at 10 a n. JOSEPH TAYLOR. Secretary
Chicago. sept ID. 1895.
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhOld-
Of the Providence and Stoningon steamship Com
many wi he Butler Exchange in Providence.
on Wednesday September Is 1875 1890 a. m.
election Il directors and the consideration Of such
9th busneas properly be submitted.
The polls will close at 10 - =. on the day Of the
meeting transfer books viii be closed from Sept
IN 10 Sept 1gth both inclusive.
New York Sept. g. 1895 w. F. HERBERT. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

A EMBELLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FoR
"A THE MEM YORK IRIBuSE WILL. BE RE.
Nay "a door north Of Thirty -nrst-st aad ADvEB.
TisEMENrs at the following Branch Qmces: 2,<
Eighthave.. e. corner Twenty thrd-st 1852 Sixth
Is, Fourtbsve. cor Fourteenth ST.: $50 ThirdAye I'D
sssy Los rirssye ioS West Forty seconast
Nest Foty seconds i.5i9 &l Third ave-:
l,saS Thd-avs 2o5 rhirdsye., between One hundred.
Broadway, -
Al the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East One- hundred and.
twenty nnh-s 2is West one twenty MIN.
~, and $50 West One hundredand forty hfh-sL. Up
y. m. at regular chice rates. y
In Ero2kyn a. se7 ruiton,.s Css cour,st. - Broad.
ton.st. 33f Bedfordave. near south N-vt - u 4
Z. m. at regular once ratsA
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fesal Notices.

ID YNE, PERCY Rim pursuance Of an order
i Of Hon. Join II V. Arnold. Surrogate OF City
and County Of New York. notice Is hereby an
persons having claims against Percy r. Pyne, Of
Riyerdale, In the city and County Of New-York. de-
seasca TO peh ana eAnnt me same with the vouchers
business the Once Of Henry n. TINT ESQ. Nos IL and
10 William Street In the York on or before
the 10Th day OF January. 1880
Dated: New York. July 3rd, 1898.
ALBERTINA q. PYNE.
NJ. TAYLOR PYNE
PERCY r. PYNE, JR.,
ALBERTTNA T. Rt'SSELIx
HENRY ~ Tiff, Atty. FOR Executors,
Nos. II and i3 William St, N. Y. City
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which business in the foreign exchange market
was actually done closed the week az fnllnws
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
thirty-eght railroads or systems for the fourth
week in August. OF these twenty-four return
gains or S366.O09 "a per cent, and fourteen re-
turn losses Of slG7.573, 10 per cent The whole
SHOWS gain gain Of si9S.436 or rs per cent.
Fourth week in August-tS0I Changes g..
- companies 81 1lj 500 S. lal .52 S3GG0Oe ~
IL companies 2.32.s3l 2.ii5.25S Dec. 1878 ~
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Copartnersblp Notices.

-.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on the 23d
day OF August. 1895. the firm Of Hayward Cobb
was dissolved Charles T.. Cobb retiring from such rm
William ~ Hayward is authorized 10 sign in LIQUIDATION
WILLIAM -. HAYWARD
CHARLES f. COBB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09
THE MONETARY SITUATION.

Money on call representing bankers paiahces
remained unchanged at per cent me DEMAND
lot time money was light. inquiries being ehie'is
'or long periods and rates showing no important
enange Quotations were per cent iof t"fee
months, 2l4 per cent for four months anu pc
eent for six months The demand Tor conn'e,I ,,at
paper was large and the supply was somewhat
increased. rates rring AT per cent ioI mr. ,s,e
months. 4U4H per cent for -four months anu TW ~
Tor six months In England the Bank OF r.ns
and minimum rate Of discount was unchans.u
a. per cent. and discounts u sixty 20 iine3s
9ay bankbills were made at u 81 per cei.i' -,
fars the open-market rate was ~ per cent an"
AZ Berlin and Frankfort per cent ...
ne foreign exchange market cohun"eu - Iii III
ahd quiet. The demand was SUFFICIENT 10 .ahe az
.ierlngs the supply Of which was coihheo ,r'ar
" oils drawn against gold shipments, NJ, W.
were very few security bills In the narke' a',u
we offerings Il grain and cotton futuIes WI.
snail Exports Of gold and silver from ms p,g.
- all countries for the week ending yesleross az -.
Create 81 s3l s50 Halted states gold coin. s34 ~
s''d bars. $4,000 French gold. Inc rA'eS ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09
portant Quotations compared with those u 4"
week ago were as follows nj, Asked.

'Ex-Interest
Sales of State issues were confined TO Virginia
funded debt 2-3s Of 1891 at 63a. to 64ls, Iennes'
settlement IS at 30 to 81 and Alabama CLASS d.
1904.
THE WEEKLY RANGE.
The following is the usual table giving the num-
Der Of shares sold OF all stocks The highest io"eS
and final prices of the week. together WIN Wy
final prices Of week ago. prehxed by the a'e'"e'
price OF September s. 1894:
RAILWAY STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

Toas 5is 1856 500 % 42I 100 800 s'c $50 800 $40
The bank exchanges Of the New-Y York Clearing
House and the stock sold at the w-ioik otock
Exchange last veel, n nd for the same week Of the
preceding two years compare as follows;
Sent 10 90 Sept. .. 90 Sept s. 80
Eschapees $3.50 7sg 1871 SAP $50 G4l SAB. 1896
Nc chares sold ..... l3i5G1s Sz'"tV '''"''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

DETER c. KELLOGG a co. Auctcneers.
i will sell
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER II. 1895
n IL o'clock, at
FLEETWOOD DRIVING PARK,
New-York.
FORTY HEAD OF TRoTTING STOCK.
property Of
MIR c. J. HARLEY,
Great Neck Long Island y. T.,
including the
WEI.L-KNOWN RACE WINNERS
and campaigners
HOMEWORK 2:i4.. ELECTRIC COIN 2isH,
BROWN LACE. 2i0% ENoLA 2;sih &C
The great sire VATICAN,
choice Brood Mares
and promising youngsters,
comprising the get OF
GUY WILKES. DIRECTOR ST BEL
ONWARD JAY GOULD, &C..
which may be Fleetwood Driving Park ana
after Saturday. Sept. !.
For catalogues address the auetonees at i07 Johnst.
New-lork.
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pnbIir Notices.
AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM 200 STEWART BUILDING.
NO $50 BROADWAY.
NETWORK. August 81. 1879.

TO CONTRACTORS.
R1DS OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
~ and furnishing the materials called for In the APP
proved forms Of file In the office Of the
Aqueduct Commissioners. for completing Highway OF
Road and It's appurtenances crossing the East Branch
u Reservoir % the Town Of ksat, Putnam County
New York will be received at this Office until "Wednesday.
September ~ 1893 a, o'clock and they Will be
publicly opened by the Aqueduct Commissioners as soon
thereafter possible and hc award Of the contract for
doing said work and furnishing said materials will be
made by said Commissioners thereafter az prac-
ticdbie.
Blank forms II said approved contract and the speoca-
tons thereof and bids proposals ana proper enveop
for their Enclosure form ~ bonds and all other Informal
uon. b. oh aimed the ehOve once ~ the Aqueduct
Commissioners application 10 the Secretary
by order ~ the Aqueduct Conimlssloncfs. u ~
JAMES G. DUANE. President
EDWARD L. ALLEN Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

TUESDAY, SEPT. l0.-Tbe Hurricane stud ysarilnss.
Wopsrty 4 Mesffs. =. Sanford a sons Amsterdam.
n. y Also other yearllnsH and two-year-cids
THURSDAY SEPT stable Of horses I'm TRIM
ing belonging Mr. =. w. street,. including Ussf.
Salvor ard four superior two-year-olds
SATURDAY. SEPT il.-Entire stables 81 Mr. j. j. Nc.
t'nnerty and Nj. j. a. I3ennet. together with dart
from tho stable u Mr.. VIM Jennings and the stake
winner MendiCant.
VIM EASFON AtcTioNEEk
ohice: il9 Broadway. y. V CITY.
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Bankers an0 Brokers
Dmi0rn0 Notices.

THE COMMERCIAL CABLE COMPANY.
(Mackay- Bennett system)
NJ. 2j3 Broadway, New York.
Dividend No. %
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
n THREE OF ARTERS PER CENT. on cap
iial stock u this company is hereby declared payable
the Of October 1880 out ~ the earnings
stockholders Of record the Dist day OF Septem
Der. 1895.
The transfer books will he closed 2}0 F. VI. the
oOth instant rcopencd the morning Of the 81 OF
October 1875 BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
f.. c. PLATT Treasurer.
Dated September 3 1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

The following shows the relation between the
total and the total deposits of the respec-
tive datee:
Sep, q "a Sept s "a. Sept :. a5.
Specie ........ $50 260 800 500 100000 S8i 421 100
ieesltenders -. 152 400 III 40 400 ia G33. 500
Total reserves 500 413 800 1907 SO COO
Reserve required --
against deposits a3.4 923 1f5945025 i4f213.s23
Surplus ....... 81 o66325 SOL 93i 275 s34. $40 775
Percentage $50 $40
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The following table shows the percentage Of re-
serve held for each bank. II should be observed
that the National banks are required TO keep re-
Of % per cent and State banks one Of 10 per
cent:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.


BY the operations of the Sub-Treasury in this
city in the week ended Friday night The associated
banks lost 81, 1922 9S7 The weekly bank statement
published yesterday makes far better exhibit
than that Of last week. showing a larger demand
for commercial accommodation and an increase in
the movement Of money from this centre. The
surplus reserve Of the banks was reduced in the
week by $4,000 600 while loans increased $5lO6OOo.
Deposits increased $l925 400 due to syndicate
operations, and legal-tenders decreased $2SS4 700.
The result of all the changes was a decrease Of
,3o3. $50 in the surplus reserve which now stands
at $34. S46.775 against s39.l49925 last week and
against s65s20 S25 in the same week in 1894 and
deficit of 81, 567 525 in 1893.
The following are the changes for the CORES
ponding week of the three preceding years: 1894
Loans increased s1,S25,500. cash decreased $3.50
000 deposits decreased $2193S00 and surplus re-
serve decreased s3SS6.550: 1s93-Loans decreased
1900. 100, cash increased S447S300. deposits de-
creased 1922 400 and surplus reserve increased 81
533 900 1S92-Loans decreased 1881 .3CO cash de-
creased s5O67 600 deposits decreased ssSI6 300 and
surplus reserve decreased $2S4S.525.
The following ia BILE shows the bank holdings on
he respectiye dates:
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uORE STOCK SALES MADE.
nprcES SHOW IMPROVEMENT
IGNITION OF THE FEDERAL TREASURY
-BONDS-MONEY AND RAILROAD
EARNINGS
Sunday. September S-p. m.

Sunday. September S-p. m
Tho United states Treasury received in the Ave
,..,,sss DAYS last week from customs 81 SOB 032
internal revenue 81. 7S7. 514 and from mscella-
.,,,s sources $685. total from all S6529O7l
.,ns; s697iSS1 in the preceding week The
~..rv Treasury statement showed an increase
.,xsgl.sSs in the available cash in vaults and
,..rsase Of s. LAS in the actual cash balance
.,,ch is now $lsl9s2422. Deposits in National
Inks decreased $45.973. and minor liabilities in
snssed s. S9S.sl6. The receipts for the fiscal year
;, date amount to ss4,5l5Ss2 the receipts for the
,,nth 10 date ss.499SSS the expenditures for the
ronth 70 date 300, and the expenditures for
she ascal year far s77744.54S. the excess OF ex
nsrdltures over receipts being s13.229.166.
The principal weekly changes in the vault bal
.,ees were made up as follows: A decrease In
,se gold balance OF sls79.l34. due TO a gain Of
riaOSs in the coin and bullion item. minus an In
.rease Of sl1s9.200 In the amount Of outstanding
soH certificates. which returned to the Treasury
decrease in the silver balance of s12S7.754. made
., nv loss Of s30i.379 in silver coin and bullion
,us a loss Of 1893. 375 in the outstanding silver
certificates and an increase In the legal-tendcr
balance II s?771125 which is the difference Of an
Increase - t7600O0 in the outstanding currency
certificates and an increase OF s3.53l.l25 I'm the
amount Of legal-tenGers In the Treasury. Hold
lrgs 81 National bank notes decreased N5,973
Treasury notes issued under the law Of 1890 10 the
amount Of Sl.5ss. $50 returned to the Treasury in
the course OF business. and the amount Of these
notes in circulation was decreased by this sum TO
yo7 ssa $50 The Trcasury's liability for the re-
demrtion Of National bank notes increased s2I9
and deposits Of Lawful money on that account are
now S2i l62.579.
Suhioined Is Saturdays Treasury statement
compared with that Of August 81:
Aug. n. sept :. Changes.
% coin am bull
ION. Jess ccrtih- 49,
SlOl, 19l ,34l 500 ll22o1 Dec. N"''l3
T. notes, less
certificates 80. Mobiles 59Os25 Inc. 277l i25
MAJ. 7.44i.573 1875. 900 Dec. 459s3
dollars and
bullion. less
ffc4ftS sf.ISg,i-J Zb,a1l.Hh> Dec lot
cash in Treas sias 1913 o5 slas s2s Dec $50 737
Deposits In Ma
tonal banks e.. l44s9.T75 1871 $50 Inc. 100 To-,
Available cash 500 s22 sos 1854 COS S53 3Gs
Deduct minor LA
lilttS 25.4iENto -b1il, iNh Inc. -.N'N0i"
Actual cash bal sls4 $40 SO ISL 9s2 s2364is
This statement reflects conditions prevailing
two days ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

transactions In Government bonds were unim-