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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-20

or the new proposition which is based
upon the bill.
The representatives of the Union
Pacific and the Central Pacific took
the suggestion under consideration and
viii give their views on it in q few
DAVIS
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IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
Important Changes in the Rio
Grande Western.
BABCOCK TO BE PROMOTED,
WILL BECOME THE ROADS GENER.
Al TRAFFIC MANAGER.

w. E. Hahn, FormerIey Agent at
Denver for the Southern Pacific,
VIII Be General Freight Agent
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany Files a Petition Against the
Southern Pacific.
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ONCE NORM

Salem, Ore, Feb. 19.-In today's sena-
changed from George H Williams to S.
a. Lowell. The vote stood: Dolph. 90:
Hare. 10; Raley, G; CogsweH, I; Lowell,
%; absent, 4.
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The reception of ZoIa. at Venice, his
fathers natal city. WAS hearty and
enthusiastic. The city government
honored him with a. present of a beau
tiful blue and gold vase.
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ONE MORE JUDGE,

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE president has
approved the act providing for an add
tional circuit judge on the Ninth Pacific
slope judicial circuit
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Jefferson City. Mo-, Feb. 19.-The COVER
nor has respited Henry Kaiser and Jacob
Heinze. who were to hang next Thursday
for the murder of Stockman Brown.
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RAINBOW CHASERs.
People Who Think They CAN XIII the
Liquor Traffic.

Washington, Feb. Representative
Blair. OF New Hampshire today intro
duced a resolution in the House propos-
ing an amendment to the constitution of
The United States prohibiting the liquor
traffic in the United States. The resolu-
ton is introduced by request of the
general officers of the Worlds and Ma
tional W. c. 7. u and as the legal ex-
preston of the polyglot petition Just pre-
scented to the president,
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THE WOMEN WIN.

Sacramento, Cal, Feb. 1S.-The woman
suffrage bill passed the assembly, of the
state legislature this afternoon by vote
nf az IN 30
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ErRE ky.Apw

Last night a slight blaze at the Temple
barber shop called out the department..
40 damage was done worth mentioning,
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PHELPS MEM0RIAL GATEWAY,
New Haven. Conn, Feb. 19.-The Teru-
Dental committee of the Yale corposl9fion
has accepted the plans for a PhelUt1 me
mortal gateway to cost S100,0OO.
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pERsoNAH JorTrNGS.

Miss Alice Bailey and Miss Annie Gilbert of 102 Park street have returned after an absence of six weeks, during which time they visited the White Mountains, Montreal, Quebec, Thous- and Islands, Niagara and other places of interest.
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph H. Greenleaf Of Elm street returned recently from a very pleasant stay of several weeks at Sauquoit, N. Y., where they resided previous to removing ito New Haven many years ago. Mrs. Lathrop, wife of Lawyer Leslie Lathrop of New York city, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Gates of 1929 Chape street.
 James G. Reilly of the Waterbury American staff of compositors was !r | town yesterday ! MT. and Mrs. Harry Jepson have re turned from Buffalo, and are residing with Professor and Mrs. Jepson oI Howe street.
 | Attorney Henry c. White and Georg' D. Seymour have returned from thret
 months visit to Europe. They ,repor having had most enjoyable time.
 Attorney Talcott H. Russell has re turned from three weeks vacation spent in tlfe country.
 Miss Ada Henderson, daughter o John Henderson of Cottage street, ha recovered from a severe illness of sev
 eral weeks duration.
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4 PHEASANT TRIP
To England, Wales and Ireland by Two
 New Haven Young Men.

Alfred J. Curtis of 120 Cedar street and George T. Kinney, also of Cedar street, have returned from a delightful trip abroad. They sailed on the steam ship City of New York July 1. Arriving at Southampton, they went to London, where they remained week viewing places of interest. From there they went to Glasgow and Liverpool, from 1 thence to Wales. From Wales they went by steamer to Dublin where they viewed all the leading places of interest to the tourist. From Dublin they went | to Castle Bellingham, where they found the old homestead of Mr. Curtis | father, MT Lawrence Curtis of 12( Cedar street, this city. They found the old homestead in splendid condition in | the hands of their cousins, whose father James Curtis, was a brothe. of Mir Lawrence Curtis. From this place they went all over Ireland, visit
 ing the principal cities and the Giants Causeway, etc. They next went to { place called Clones, where they found Thomas Curtis, brother of MT. Law
 renee Curtis. Thomas Curtis is larg, dealer in stock for farms and has tht charge of the Castle Bellingham brew cry stores. He is a gentleman o wealth. Here the New Haveners wer
 royalty entertained From this plac they went to the Lakes of Killarney
 whence they went to Queenstown an; sailed for home. They came home oi the Germanic. They brought witt them many relics, including several fin
 black thorn sticks. The young men hat a very pleasant trip. MT. Kinney is
 son of Engineer Kinney of the Con
 solidated road. Both of the youn.
 men are fully resolved to make anothe
 trip to Castle Bellingham and vicinity
 MT. Lawrence Curtis also proposes t
 take the same trip with his daughte
 before many days go by.
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THIRTY-FIYE WERE DROWNED.
A Spanish Warship in Collision and Sum
 or the Cuban Coast.

Havana, Sept. 19.-The Spanish war ship Sanchez Barcaiztegui, with Admi- ral Delgado Parejo on board, was struck
 by the incoming coasting steamship
 Mortera, in front of Morro Castle, at
 midnight last night and sank almost instantly.
 Admiral Parejo and thirty-four of the crew of the warship, including Captain Ybanez and three other officers were drowned The remainder of the crew 116 in number, were saved. The bodies of Captain Parejo and Captain Ybanez were recovered. The I The body of the captain was horribly
 mutilated, the head and arms having been eaten away by sharks. | The Sanchez Barcaiztegui was ar iron bark-rigged cruiser of 920 tons dis
 placement and 1 100 nominal horse pow
 CT. She was built at La Seyne in 1S76 | She was 203 feet long, 30 feet wide
 and had draught of twelve feet Sht carried seven guns.
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which represents our late and honoreu mayor, placed upon this prominent eminence overlooking the beautitul hills and valleys. and the city he so dearly loved.
 In accepting this token of the grati- tude of his many friends, l desire to improve this opportunity to return the thanks of the park commission,
 The exercises were closed by the oana playing America" The memorial faces toward the city and on a bronze plate below the bust is the inscription "Henry G, Lewis, Mayor of New Ha- ven." On the side on a bronze plate is the seal of the City of New Haven with the Latin motto, Mare Liberum above it, and the dates "1s7O-lS77" and | ''1SSS-1SS5" below 1t.
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In Governor Morris, Memory.

The New Haven County Bar a.ssocia- ton will meet to-day in the superior court chamber to take action on the death of the late ex-Governor Morris. The meeting was delayed until this time because when Governor Morris died many prominent members of the bar were away from town for the summer. The speeches of eulogy to-day will be made by ex-Governor Charles R. h. gersoll, Judge Simeon F. Baldwin and Attorney Morris F. Tyler.
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Shortage Made Good.

Chicago, Sept 19-A dedication of $19,O0O on the part of the receiving and paying tellers of the National bank of Illinois was admitted this morning by the officers of that institution. The names of the defaulters were withheld on account of the families of the tive men. The shortage has been made good and it is understood there will be nc prosecution.
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Funeral in West Haven.

The funeral services of Stephen Treat of West Haven took place yesterday, attended by many friends, among them quite a number of the old residents of the borough, of which the deceased was an old and much esteemed resi- dent. Rev MT. Lines of St. PauPs church. oficiated The interment was in Oak Grove cemetery. The deceased was eignty-two years of age. He died of pneumonia, contracted in the colo spell of last week.
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All Troops Represented.

Rome, Sept. 9.-Representatives Of all the troops that took part in the ex- petition which marched into Rome ir 1870 arrived here to-day, each detach- ment bringing it's colors. They were received by number of generals an6 other officers. All of the colors were deposited in the Quirinal.
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FERRYBO4TS COLLIDE.
Passengers Badly Shaken Up-A Woma
 Taken to n Hospital.

Passengers Badly Shaken Up-A Woman
 Taken to Hospital.
 Newark, Sept 19.-A slight collision occurred at 1O.4O o'clock this morning between the ferryb boats Vermont and America, in the East river, near Grano street.
 The passengers were badly shaken UT on both boats.
 Ruth Van Wrinkle, fifty-two years O age, of S2 South Sixth street, Brooklyn suffered so badly from the shock ant confusion of the left side that she hat to be removed to the Governuer hospit al. Neither boat was much damaged.
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financial.
Savannah & Western r. K. 20
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MICE. BONDS.

Holders Certificates OF tn, Central Trust company
Of York. and Martins Bank. London England
upon deposit OF Savannah and Western First Con-
sodated Mortgage Bonds hereby notified that 'he
Committee entered into OF participation
plan purchase Of the properties Of the Centrai
Railroad Banking Of Georgia. subject TO the
approval u the Certificate Holders provided In the
Bondhoders Protective Agreement and recommends It's
acceptance by certificate holders. Notice hereby
given pursuant TO the provisions Of The Bondhoide~
Agreement that meeting OF the Certihcate
holders held Office OF Messrs Simon Borg
Company 20 Nassau Street. New-York city. on Mon
day August 10th 1885, II clock in the forenoon for
purpose ratfyng the action OF he Committee In ac-
cepting participation said plan. circular mas peeh
prepared giving full details o. the plan wnich can Dc
procured from the Chairman OF the Committee
In order 20 render said plan effective. the consent OF
the holders OF per cid Certificates Is essential
Certificate holders unable attend such meeting should
execute the blank proxies twn:sh Will he furnished on
appcaon) and forward duly executed 10 the
Chairman
The time fo depos.ting without penalty having eNpren
bonds can be deposited with the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY, Of New-York payment OF 80 per oond'
For further information apply TO either OF the UNDER
signed
Dated July 25 1895.
SIMON BORG, Chairman
r. c MARTIN EMANUEL LEHMAN.
NJ y GARTH r. NJ. COLSTON.
sIDEIY r TYLER EDWIN ). HOOLEY.
Committee.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.

The Homestake Mining Company has declared
dividend No. POS Of 25 cents per share 'SSiZoV'
making S. 5s7. 500 paid in dividends TO date pay
able August rs at tn, office OF the transfer
agents. Messrs Lounsbery K Co.. Mills Building.
Transfer books close August 90.
In another column Jacob Rubino offers to IN
yestors at 80 and interest. 100000 Duluth and
Iron Range Railroad first mortgage per cent
bonds During the year 1894 the company earned
more than three times the amount Of its fixed
charges and as ii will handle 100000 tons iron
ore this year. against O0v tons last year II is
estimated that its net earnings for the present
calendar year will be at least four times the
dyed charges The company makes unusual
financial exhibit. having no floating debt and no
car trusts Among its managers are Messrs II.
n Porter Marshall Field and VI. j. Carpenter,
of Chicago. and Benjamin Brewster ID. o. Mills
and II. NJ Flagler of this city.
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OFFICE HoMEsTAKE MINING CO.,
financial Hleetings.

TO
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY CO STUN
HOLDERS. . ~
ST LOUIS, MO, Aug. II, 1885.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
~ Meeting OF the Stockholders the ST. Louis South
western Railway Company will be held az the Company
Office in the St Louis. Mo- on Tuesday OCTOBER
list next al nine O'Clock A. NJ, for the election OF nine
Directors the transaction OF sucn oter pushes
as may legally come before said meeting
The regular annual meeting OF the Directors OF the com
pany will be held AT the same place Immediately auri we
Adjournment the Stockholders' meeting
Tho stock transfer books will be closed on SATURDAY
Angus, Fl 1895 M 10 o. clock noon and will be reopened
on Wednesday, october I'd next at ~ CLOCK a. M
J. c. CTTESON. Secretary.
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The market for railway bonds wae firm, with
limited amount OF business doing. There were no
important changes In prices except In oregon
Railway and Navigation 5s Oregon Short Line os
and Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern cou-
Don receipts which advanced from to points
The following table shows the changes OF the c"ei
active Issues In the week:
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ruv WORK DAILY TRB1NE MONDAY, TEN PAGES

North Carolina coupon As at lO5 Louisiana svs
non As at 49, Virginia 6s. deferred trust rece,p
at Ga and Virginia funded debt 2-Ss OF 1871
632.
THE WEEKLY RANGE
The following is the usual table givins NV
number OF shares sold of all stocks. the h'sne''
lowest and final prices Of the week, toge,'e e'
with the final prices OF week ago. prehAeo ~
the average price Of August IS. 1894
RAILWAY STOCKS
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THE MONETARY SITUATION.


The greater part of the business in call loans.
representing bankers balances, was done at
per cent but some loans were made at q OF /
per cent. Banks and other large financial insti-
tutions find hard work to place their unemployed
funds, and even ] per cent seems little induce
ment. Time money continues in light demand,
and quotations practically unchanged at l12
per cent for thirty days, per cent for sixty days.
Pr per cent for three TO four months and per
cent for longer periods Redscounting in the
South and Southwest has been light, due pre-
sumably TO the late movement OF cotton. The de-
mand from the West is O trife better. also in the
Northwest. Commercial paper offerings are not
large but brokers and banks report indications
81 good business in the fall. Rates remained at
3h per cent for three months 312@4 for four
months and 4M4h per cent for six months In
England the Bank of England's minimum rate Of
discount remained unchanged at per cent. and
money on call was at H0i2 per cent. The rate
OF discount in the open market ruled AT 9-l6 and
y per cent for short and three months bills re-
spectively. In Paris the open market rate WAS
per cent, and In Berlin and Frankfort 12 per
cent.
The foreign exchange market continued at top
rates all the week. although on Friday there was
a slightly easier tone and foreign exchange bank
ers were confident OF a change. The supply OF
commercial bills is improved and negotiations
were made In the week which will bring fair
amount of security bills into the market Tne
amount of gold exported In the week was 1891
2r and against this the syndicate deposited at
the Sub-Treasury $4,000, 900 that the loss from
gold Withdrawals was 81 .3572l7 Rates at which
business was actually done were as follows
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NEW-HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREASIfRERS OFFICE


n WNERS OF convertible debenture certifi-
~ Gates Of the New York. New-iIaven and Hartford
Railroad Company will be entitled under the provisions
certain resolution Of the General Assembly o. the
f the New-York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Ma. nj % to qSSSs @
certificates 10 be issued by said Company October LIST
s in the D sssrmer Of Of the amount Of
The transfer books for registered certificates will he
closed during the month o. september ana subscription
This offer T.. hereby also u,ade holders coupon
dresses are registered the books OF said Com.
pany Subscriptions by said holders can be made only
(which w mature ADr 1890 H be secep WSo as ey
sented negotiable will be issued emitting the
holders 'ssr assignee 10 .usscoe for ss @
the certificates will be issued OF the first
Ks matter OF accommodation to the holders Of cou-
pom convertible debenture certificates usnsmal blanks
,. and ss % h os g.n s
+ The 's" T"@ms sr''L osn Trust Company.
No 10 william Street. New-Yolk city.
Mr.. r. r. Hall, Agent,
Mr. A. H. L.eh " eH Trs..a H@ Agent G o'
Park Square Station. Boston. Mass.
Mr. !" X Room Ne sos Sears Building. Boston Mass
Mr.. A. r. Longiey, Treasurer's Agent,
Trust Safe sp Deposit sii's Company
Hartford. Conn.
Chicopee National Bank.
Payments for the Debenurc Certificates will be due
October l. 1898 and may be ade prior 10 that date but
may be made up TO. but later than October
3st unless otherwise agreed and interest the rate q
IN. Dsbsnurs Certificates viii he dated october LIST.
and delivered after that date practicable. IN
''''' 1''''' '''" nv WI f''i t. SQUIRE Treasurer
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Gtfamboats
ALBANY EVENING LONE,

ALBANY EVENING llNE.
Steamers DREW and DEAN kiCHM OND leave Old Pier
Al n r foot canal St. a Z. ii. daily Sundays ex.
cepted) Connecting express trains for Saratoga,
Lake George Richhed Springs sharon Springs. Ihou.
sand Islands Adrondack and all points North East and
West saturday night connects with Sunday
morning train for Saratoga. North Creek. Caldwell and
steamer Lake George
hudson RdW@p by Way0tWh1
DAY LINE STEAMER
"NEW-YORK' or ALoANA
Leaves Rrooklyn Fulton tby Annex. 8 A. ~
New York Desbrosses ST Pier SAY :.
West 22d 81. Pier. ~
For ALBANY landing at Yonkers West p9ini , New'
Returning leave Albany at $50 a. NJ
r' CONNECTIONS:
WEST POINT. NEWBURGH and POCGHkEEPslE.
with bay Boat. -, - - o..
RHINEBECK 10y ferry, with lister q Dei. ~ ~ 'o'
Of the Catskllls ~. -, 10
CATSKII.L with special trains on the NasSi" mt ~ ~
Eievating Railway go, -, A.. xy..
ALBANY, with trains NIAGARA fai,s ahc me
Boston and the East: Montreal and TIE North and
with specal trains and from SARAiOEh
The New-York Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana
check baggage from hotels and residences
MORNING & AFTERNOON CONCERTS
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
sixty-three railroads or systems for the prst
week in August. OF these forty return gains OF
s255s62 or SO per cent. and twenty-three return
losses Of slts222 or 73 per cent. The whole
shows gain Of 500 TAO. or is per cent. The
Tribune has also printed the gross earnings OF
ten railroads or systems for the second week ~
August. of which six return gains OF s59,9f'. or
per cent and four return losses Of slz,ss0 2r %
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Total. a75 200 IS CSC 200 lis $50 500 on 900 80

Totals 275 200 So $50 200 lis 500 677 223 800 49,
The bank exchanges Of the NewYork Clearing
House and the stock sold at the NewYork Stock
Exchange last week and for the same week OF
the preceding two years compare as follows:
Aug 20 90 Aug 10. '94 Aug Is. '95.
Exchanges S4l5 III 1872 272. AIS $49s 354 40
No shares sold 762 lO4 1858 $40 762, lis
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per cent The whole shows gain of $lS.96I. or
19 per cent
First week In Aug 1904 1895 Differences. PC.
90 companies $3.50 $50 81. 635 242 Inc s2Ss 962 so
rs companies .2S 1.976.9oG Dec 158.222 10
Total ~ cos. s6.5i2.<9s s6612.c5s a7+o Is
Second week In August
companies. go. s65s5ss sesssIs Inc Ssaa47 so
4 companies. 232. S94 209.9I4 Dec. IL asa h5
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Government bonds were dull. sales being con
fined to $97 500 registered As at 1l2h to l123. and
a. 900 coupon IS at Il5h 10 ll5t Closing quota
tions compared with those OF week ago were
"A follows:
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Manhattan Trust Company.
CAP rnpNL, ~; ;w;,ii And NassAi sTREETs
Legal Depository for Court ana Trust
Funds and General Deposits.
Liberal Rates of Interest paid on Balances.
John f. Waterbury, President
John Roam Vice Pres Amos T. French. "a V. Pres
t,has - smith Secy. W. Pierson Hamilton. Treas.
Directors. 1895.
Auc,s, belmont John kean
II ~ Cannon John Howard Latham.
r. I C,oss John q. Moore.
pudulnh Fills +. y. Randolph.
Iohn Il Ford o. Sheldon.
Amos French. Samuel Thomas.
John n A C;rlswold. Edward Tuck.
n + IIigplnson John |. Waterbury.
w Hamilton, Il. T. WN~cr
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
~ Holders bonds Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
COMPANY are hereby notified that there Is now In the
hands undersigned Trustees under the mortgage
by which the Of said bonds Is secured the sum
n one Hundred Thousand Dollars. gold which. under
the terms OF said mortgage is applicable 70 the redemp
lion or purchase said bonds and that the undersgned
will sealed proposals AT the Land once OF salH
company corner Of Fourth and Townsend sts san FRAN
cisco FOR the surrender OF said bonds unit! IL M on
Thursday. the 18th day Of September 1898; at which
time proposals viii be opened Proposals TO be ndorsed
proposals FOR Surrender OF the First Mortgage Bonds
southern Pacific Railroad Company" The right Is re-
served TO reject all bids
San Francisco. Aug. sth. 1885
D. o. MILLS. / Trustees.
q. L. LANSING.
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HUDSON AND COXSACKIE BOATS leave
every week day at r NJ from Pier As foot Of West
illh-st. connecting with Boston aud Albany T. T.
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FOR LONG BRANCH,

LANDING AT NEW IRON FER
Leave Pier l. " r.. 1900 A. NJ, 400 r. ~
isav, Bridge Dock Brooklyn. 900 4. NJ. $50 L. ~
Lave Long Branch, 1915 = NJ. G:l5 =. NJ
EXCURSION TICKETS. 10 CENTS.
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The following table shows the percentage OF re,
serve held for each bank. 1t should be observed
that the National banks are required 10 keep a
reserve Of % per cent and State banks one OF 10
per cent: