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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-17

CRYsTALLIZED GINGER. sTCAn-
CURED HAMS. GOSHEN CREAMERY
BUTTER. FINE FAMILY Flour.
FRENCH PEAS, 4-YEAR-OLD WW,.
KEY. NEW BUCKNHEAT.
We would suggest your examining these
goods in the price-list IL we DONE sgr.
prise you by our prices. its wonder
And. what's more, we have Doe f.r
finest gOods-e0od enough Tor anybody
and our prices are out Of sight
ID. O'sTLLIVtN.
Eighteenth and Main streets.
New Phone 273.
old Phone also. no lisa. Su. TuGTl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-17

pounds New Virginia Blckwhoat
nest New Orleans Molasses. Der
rr Hnnm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-17

The collections for The month as r
ported were 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16
Financial.
Financial.
THE monetary TRUST,
90 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Financial Forecast.

The Standard Oil Company will distribute proh's '"'
the amazing total OF twenty-five mi'licn doa'S'
This corporation important business ache'e
ment which civilization has yet developed IL It's ''u
should deal in bark instead OF petroleum they "
private fortunes. Such combination "
mnd-w and money can accomplish almost anythihs'
The Monetary Trust promises to be In greater vi ~,
degree the Standard Oil Company Of finance SECURITIES
make a better basis than petroleum for comprene"'
enterprise. The American public is daily joining IN Gun
bnation with The Monetary Trust. and the iu"u'
trusted 10 its management constantly fncrens'hs'
managers spend their lives the centre OF AMIR
can finance and sympathetic connection win every
heart throb OF markets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16
WEST SHORE RI.

Trans leave West 42a >. sAt'yn. y: T. q O''"' ""S
$3.50 A. NJ. Daily local TO buffalo. ,,, ,,.,.,..
1850 a. N. Daily oca. TO Albany for Catsk MOUNTAINS
and Saratoga. faror TO Albany, sundays only
O5 A. M Daily Tor AlDary Utica sylasuss ESehest'r.
1l,35 NJ: Daily; sxeegt sunday 70 Sa,skii aoIn.
sany Saratoga, Caldwell Lake George. Palor car
4iOO r. 81. Daily, :ept Sunday for Albany.
CiiOO p, M, Daily Albany Montreal Utiea Syracuse
Rochester. Bufa:o. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland, Chicago and ST. Louis.
6:3O u. NJ. Daily. sxcep; sunday for Newburg. Albany
Saratoga ard Montreal.
.i45 r. vi. Daily. except Sunday. for Utica Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo.
sis r. NJ. Daily Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo, Niagan Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland Chi.
cago and st. Louis
For tickets time tables parlor secpirg-car accom-.
modations apply city ofcss Brooklyn and YORK and
et stations. Time tables at principal hotels. For other
Information address c. E. LAMREpT
cAn Passenger Agent. 8 Vanderbilt ave. New.york
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16
nallrca6s.
Railroads.
NNSYLVANlA
RAILROAD,

s.'a' loot 0i Ess: ;aS iss
ZION Arrive: Y 9kes Da'nS NJ cissslsna So
S1aS' g. st. ha. sOo H. s and
s,sSr: y; CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExrRE;ss :,: !.
na s esass and 1 Rns cs s. s.
eSS %ss SfssS ElsxFrnEssmrslasn s,.ss,s::
NJ q Nj fsfiss Rss
sne DHs Cars to nSanapo: sHS Is
'iss1$ s;s TAI. Sleeping .ss s. s
Ga. AND !, Tas H. s s !to az.
:SiSss: s.9 j "s. s aSS Iss ss a H.
sisPa Car. h% o 81 ps5 Carr asd Rn.f ca
'3 sss.ss s. aasya: "a 4snss :ny
nigh, da, sesDsrs Ss%osan' and
ssonyie ana s, Augustine. $50 p wesk-dar , go
;snvs 500 p. N. daily sleepsrs Jacksonville and
cHISAPE2KE & OHIO RAILWAY. Express 500 p NJ
rs se Poar R4d a Ds S via Cape
Charles Route, A. 81. week days. and with Through
Ag st:;ssi ci ff s5 NJ weekdays, Through pun
x6s CAFE ff nay aat Di Zoo Sq F. weekdays.
Pleasant sc ourE t. Ee's 3a Sef sle
p s d s supday; & fP e In'eTAheH for A'0u''
~. $40 FOR PafH1LADSELpHIA.
9 20 sSG g psaa, sS' y PaISi
isS ast nl snd dy 5 PssSs 500 SEQ 5S Is Pe
TO- II. A. NJ. Dining Car), 500. T. 40. 40 tDnins
Car. tDlniH. Carp. Dining Carr 745. 5. p. ~.
. IL 10 night. 49, ~.
Broadway, Asor House and foot OF Desbross es and
Cortland Streets; Court Street, $50 fa.-c street w
broadway. and brooklyn Annex station. co, % Fa.son
Street. Brooklyn Station. Jersey City. The New YORK
Transfer Company call and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination. -
Q. n. PROVOST j. II. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr ASeLt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16

Thinking men. located In all parts OF the United states
are constantly expressing the officers Of this Company
their appreciation OF the financial publications. We
distributing The publications grow more '"'"-
bic daily and include the best thoughts OF the oeS'
financial thinkers Of the United States. the names VI
these writes Will generally be affixed. With such SUN"
mary Of opinion them. readers VIII be IN po
ton at study the influences which WORK u'"
both sides OF markets. and business men as wen hs "
Will DO In position to determine the g'ner"' "
cial tendency times This is the vital question:"
What general tendency? For that tendency gives
undermnes every business ana every
financial transaction. Such group OF thoughtful seieeoh
such comprehensive Information cannot be elsewhere "p
,aned evea with large expenditure Developments COM
pei US withhold from public journals much 'au"''
information and aad 10 concentrate our VIEWS
and facts private letters. We wish 10 reach all housh
full serious and appeal TO professional men,
doctors. lawyers architects and all individuals VINO are
Interested finance either students or IN
yestors 10 send their addresses We will cordially mall
our letters TO them consideration except simple
hope that they may be appreciated.
FRANCIS ID. CARLEY. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16

compared with the preceding year. The gross
earnings for the year aggregated $l3,568, 023 as
againss 81, $685. for the year 1894. increase Of
SsoS, OS2. which. together with decrease Of s143
20l In the cost Of operating as compared with the
net earnings Of s1,05l.334 over 1894 There was
expended during the year for construction
chargeable to capital account, s272, $685. Of which
$194.90S represents the outlay for changing Of
grade. lowering streets and elevating tracks
through Elizabeth, now practically completed,
the total cost Of which up to December 81 ag
gregated $500. 1888. The net result of the bust
Of the year, including income from invest
ments after providing for the payment of per
cent in dividends on the capital stock, was a
credit to profit and loss account Of $7034 37, as
against a debit to the same account in 1894 OF
$642, 1902 a gain OF 81. 346140.
The following table compares the business Of
the Central Of New-Jersey for three years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16

Last week stated that the market would hes''''.
and founder. That s exactly what Il has done anu
nothing more. The moneyless men OF the Ne" io'N
Exchange have bought stocks which they CANNOT
provide for and daily soliciting responsible nrhs u
carry them at rates higher than the rate OF 'n'e'
This gives surface weakness IL the conditions WIRE
undermining such situation would bring precpita'e ue-
cline the conditions not undermining; they hi'
creative When you look forward and zee danger OF
even doubt such surface markets bring important re-
action When your distant vision takes In basis Tor I'M
proveent and enlargng public confidence. such srae
markets yield only enough bring In buyers ana
finally end in upward movement. Such VIII he inc
next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16

Within thirty days from this date a larger nunoe'
American investors will be Joined in combination WIN
The Monetary the purchase Of certain security
than have been concentrated before Mt any one ~
upon any ore security IL possible that conser'a"
investors can see nc meaning in Why is 1t that All
do realize that they are not IN poS''o" "
select their advantage? That they arc
not in position judge when to buy ror when 10 ser
Especially. why is that spectators do not oese' ~
vain struggle to accumulate money by relying upon the
selves and old time To Al these we Will give
cordial welcome into a conservative. more conPe
hensive and dignined plan OF operations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16

Railway bonds were dull and irregular with
only fractional changes either way. Inc prlh-
cipal dealings were In the Atchison' feaons'
Kansas and Texas and Northern Pacihc ISSUES,
Chicago and Erie firsts. Rock Island extension
6s Iowa Central S. Oregon Short Line ana
Utah Northern consol receipts. Union fac,,,c
issues. Rio .Grande Western firsts and 81 LOUIS
southwestern issues. The Atchison SECONDS
were down to 25 Kansas and Texas Sn mrs, 1
" to 85h; the seconds. n to 6oh; Northern
Pacific collateral trust notes. u to "a: Readins
third preference incomes " to In Bur',h R oi
and Quincy consol rs advanced " to 1lIss hock
Island extension S. u to 103h. and Northern
Pacific second coupons. " TO lOs%
Money on call was per cent time MONEY
ruled at 5Qs per cent for all periods the coll
mercial paper market was unchanged at o1sWo
per cent for all periods for high,grade p Tc
and above for that not so well known. lia,ie
money Is in good supply. without large oe-
mand.
The foreign exchange market closed the week
unchanged, with rates for actual business do
follows:
Cables Long bills. Short pi.is;
Sterling ........4s7Aa4ss AseA94sGA A"Muss9'ec1x
~. 800. osit 05ss
'''' I0L 40Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

The stock market was heavy, sunerlng from
profit-taking sales. Outside Of the chief specu-
lative favorites there was little doing. and the
majority Of transactions resulted in only slight
changes either way. Exceptions were Leather
preferred, which lost per cent; Manhat-
TAM "a per cent: American Tobacco. ~ per cent
and Consolidated Cas- which gained per cent
Stories are being circulated referring to con-
solidation Of New-Yorl; Gas companies and the
Manhattan metropolitan consolidation rumor
still holds out. but these are used principally FOR
stock jobbing purposes The general railway list
was lower and the Industrials. Sugar Refining
excepted, were weak and uncertain. Another
evidence OF the improvement in railway traliic
was afforded to-day In the annual report OF the
Jersey Central. A summary OF this is printed
company, unfortunately. does not give very
detailed statement Of operations. but enough is
furnished to show a remarkable increase IN gross
and net earnings and, after the payment or dIvl-
dends a credit to the profit and loss account OF
S7O3 437 This statement was not published until
after the close of business otherwise Jersey Cen
trail stock might hove been an attractive feature
Trading in the Government per cent bonds
was heavy. total sales aggregating $9Il.0Oo. max
ing total for the week OF s3.l26.5OJ Up 10 the
close of business the indications were that some
euccessful bidders 70 the new bonds possibly 10
fine extent Of 81, 900 900 or So 0,0c0. would de-
fault on their first instalments, which were due
to-day and II is understood that such defaults
will be awarded to the Morgan syndicate Ex-
elusive OF to-day, the total deposits on bond &C
count at the Sub-Treasury since last saturday
have been 337 613 991 and the Withdrawals $685.
500. With to-days receipts OF gold and those at
other points the Treasury's net gold balance is
upward OF $Sl,000OOo
Closing prices OF the principal active stocks.
compared with last prices yesterday, were as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW. JERSEY
lAnthraclle coal used exclusl. Ely
Four Tracks. Automatic Block signals.
ON and after November IA, 1888

(AnthIacte coal used cAclLSseI!.j
Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty St.
EnsG siO Esnss TO- soH Maui9 S "lHS 90
20 S1i'Is 81 to ga Es. tons H. 100
i!s l hssa ts0 at s9s$aSS n s
i SS s:sS 5 SSS go Zoo p H.. i2s night
100 800 SsS r ~, i$:i5 night Sundays. 100. $50.
' Po- sun5ury ieMi.burs ana wsn,sDort at 40
el2 A. ~. lilo. $780, 1890 p. NJ Sundays 4:3o A. d..
ALI-RAIL ROUTE.
rl E; Ssa asps aasn e. %s
siS sSFda 70, i.esP' Ocean Grove and A'Su
'..~ Wv ~ FOR LAKEWOOD,
SS For Pa fsrMnsds Hc sY h Rye rnsga Park ana
sar a cy Hneiand and bdseo A L.
For Monnoqsh Beach and Husbands q Says-
Sundays 900 ROYAL BLUE LINE.
10 PHILADE Il ! a 1Sc i>ALTiMokE AND
e {sss'5Ss' ysi3 s1S tsS $ sSS sS:
t iS' n s sSdass ~ s ' 60 tD cs '
IA 1sa I 81, 500 1919
caro sD' M l saE Hshs Saa9ays iOc DINING
Carl A. NJ. 2:3O. 600. 600 Dining Car) r. 81. l2i'
night -. ,.,o,-., =, ,oo, n,
Liberty st an ils isa ssr as ga ITO 1893 Bfoadwsy
49, s,h AZ 81 Fast 18th ST i E' York i?,H c6 ia
SEQ Fulton ST. ooxiyn; as Broadway, wilams5urs
The Eew-York Trarser Company will call for and ehecx
baggage from hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16
BONDS AND MONEY.

Government bonds were active, the a OF 1873
sailing higher Sales consisted OF $4,000 regis
tered Is Of 1907 at 1924. $4,000 registered As OF
1925 at 116 s125.O0O coupon 4s Of 1925 at 1l6,
s5o7 900 at K5H. 100000 at 1l6B 100000 at ll6A
ana s25 900 at l1Gas Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16
ELECTION NOTICE.
THE MySSHUfRT pacific RAILWAY co.

ELECTION NOTICE.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
New-York, January g. 1890
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
~ meeting Of the stockholders OF the Missouri Pacific
hallway Company will held In the Companys office In
the City ST. Louis, Missouri. on Tuesday. March TO-
1885, 900 O'Clock a. for the election or thirteen
Dectors for the ensuing year and Tor the transaction OF
other business that may come before said meeting
The annual meeting OF the Directors Will be held at the
ONCE on Wednesday. March H. $780, at 1900
O'clock N. The transfer books VIII DO closed on
open Thursday. March ~ 1890 at 1000 o'clock
4. II. CALEF, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16
Mother Lode
Consolidated
Cold Company.

OPERATING THE FINEST GROUP OF GOLD MINES
On THE FAMOUS MOTHER LODE
or CALIFORNIA.
100000 or ORE ALREADY IN SIGHT.
GUARANTEED DIVIDEND OF 10 PER CENT PER
ANNuM payable quarterly az the Office OF the Man
haitian Trust Company. - Wall st. New York city Next
dividend Will be paid March 18th An Increase TO 30 per
cent tax, place Transfer agents. the Knickcr-
booker Trust Company co broadway.
one hundred thousand preferred shares offered
n, tho par 81 81 per share after which the pric.
will he advanced. he listed NewYork Mining
Exchange.
Application for shares be made direct to the Score
taTy
K. NILNlARTH APPLETON,
Washington Building Broadway New-York. from whom
prospectus ana rcpor may be obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16
CRIPPLE CREEK GOLD MINING.

gold mining company is now being form-i N
the undersigned Tor the purpose OF oetr.p
inY i've ,) YER promising gold properties AZ cripple
Creek Every - these properties have GOLD orr
The company viii b. Incorporated on February -'h l>'o
The shares fully paid and non nss~sttb.r 80
Prices for stock until February 10Th is% VIII b> ms
follow.
One hundred dollar shares for three dollars
one fhOusnud dollar shares for thirty dollars
Ten thousand dollar shares for three hum
drcd dollars.
The pficc. stock VIII be advanced March LIST. and
again on April LIST. 1890 80
The money Will be IN developing tho mines All
Cruue Greek stock advancing many have guadruped
s.verai tins over IN one year
Az 10 my standing etc, respectfully refer
20 the Director Of the United States Mint Denver. 90
Hon Luther ST Goddard. Judge Of the Supreme Court,
Denver any bank In Colorado. .
Addre., FRANK y. ARntCKLC.
J. q. Box lob. Denver Colo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16
GAS STOCKS. EFT
(Ncw-York.)

FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.
Week ending Feb ID 1894 lMo =, isao 600
Drygoods s23i5.705 $2.0Ii.O02 N5ooosS
General merchandise $3.50 800 47a 42Is37l ,405. $50
ro,a, ,or week - 81 33e 10 80 203 O23 ST. 1872
srcc January i.. 63Gl3.IO2 GG. 426,54B 71,17i.C93
IMPORTS OF SPECIE.
For the week . 81 O12 Csc $4,000 1888. 1916
cnce January i Is43CO5 940.030 1885 $50
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
IT, IN. veek - 81 2n5 9s3 sgl3.sf0 81, 485. SS5
snce January i...... 972e2o4 3o.77.390 I0.I5+.2oi
OF the specie exports s5ls0O0 was gold and Of the
snece imports 81. 4S1, 731 was gold.
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE
s,,om Ian to Feb IL s44 475 SOS $432so52 s4e.I60o3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16
BALTIMORE @ CHIC RAILROAD.

baltimore. Washington, Chicago. Cincinnati.
st. Louis and ali Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
Leave New-York foot OF Idbertyst.. daily for CHICAGO
2So T. m and l2;i9 light PirLsBg re- $50 * ..in.
m. goo D. ~. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. S a. m.
Sum- 10 a. m. Dining Car II 80 a. IN. Dining Car.
2So y. NJ q 30 M. eA: sun. Dining Car). soo y. N
600 IN Dining Carr, 1915 night
NORFOLK, II 80 a. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Roanoke and Chattanooga. Puilmas
Sic ping Car. $50. X. Sun. 2:3O D. m. sun
All trains Illuminated With Pintsch light.
Ticket offices: ll3. 49, 2G il3 lliD Broadway. 81
East i4h ST.. i27 Bowery. n Y. "a Fulton ST.. Brook
Ign; stations foot OF Liberty ST.. G. r. II. of y. J.
S,> York Transfer Company wall call FOR and chscB
kegcsS. from Eotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trib-
~ received their Uptown Office. No. i2i2 Broad
way 81 door north OF 3ls:st. until o'clock p n ad
vetsemens received al the following branch onlcs az
regular Office until O'Clock p. viz 2oi SIN
ave s. e. cor 23d-st; 1862 Gth-ave.. cor i2th-st IA:
near Oth-ave; 81 1ith-st.: 2j7 West i2d-si be
tween I'm and Sth ayes: $50 East 4Ih-st: LESS Sd
ave between 18TH and nth SITS. 1o26 3d-ave. near
0is-st. iTos is,-ave near soh-st GO Sd.avs near
80 East 7o:h-st; 1921 ad-ave sd2 3d-aye: IS Am.
a,e,,a 4Oa West 42d-st. liS East lGth-st: 203
T, asiSs, $50 eth-ave G5i 9h-ave.; LISP 3daye.,
near GSth st.: 2oi East sGhs LEO Broadway; l.os
the Harlem Onlces. 2o5i 3dave. near ll3th-st: $50
East i25th-st. near sd-ave 2t3 West i2sth-st. bet
nfscss: soI Fulton-st; 726 Tu,on-st 60 Cour-st IS
Roadway. E. D.; 1888 Broadway. z. D.; 1852 Myrtle
ava. near broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trans leave New-logl. foot Of chamoss-s;.
followc. and FIVE minutes earlier from West 23.-st;
Q.0G A. m.-Vestibulei Express Daily for Wayer.y.
C'OO Bnghamton. Enira, Buffalo Br0d,o.d. James
town. Meadyile and the West. Pasl0r %
O.OO r. M.-vostbued Limited fast rail Daily. solid
~'OO train tor Chicago va Chautsu9u9 LAKE, alryes
Cleveland 80 \. NJ, Chicago T. NJ sieeprts
70 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati D'h"s
~.ON u. M.-Ruralo vestihuled Express Daily. arrives
t'OO Bifao 80 A. NJ. making, d.eet connections
S:45 y s 70 sbic .ss aGa Hssa
falo CHICAGO and Cincinnati Dining Car
fNlCKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND LYMAN
eccomnlsdaiiens at III. 20i. ioi and a., Brosdway.
l2Jthst. Chambers and West 23d-st. ferries
SewYor 90 broadway AID 2ss Frlton-st Brookiyn 2o1
Huisons:.. Hoboker. and Jersey City Cation Erie
transfer Company calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16

AS per Official reports
The following are the changes for the CORE
spending week OF the three preceding years: 1895
Loans decreased $120 600. cash decreased s4l.-
600: deposits decreased $500 000 and surplus re-
serve decreased $252S00 1S94-L0ans increased
$e743.SOO cash decreased $l2142,9OO, deposits de-
creased $4.1S4.100. and surplus reserve decreased
$11.096.S75. 1S93-Loans decreased s1.76550o cash
decreased S. 800, deposits decreased $SlS4,5oo
AMI surplus reserve decreased s3,6346I5.
The following table shows the bank holdings on
the respective dates:
Feb IL "a. '95. Feb 10. 90
Loans s43s 92S S4S3. $50. 600 S45l 7t3 100
Specss COMMUNICATE. 9S5s1.o00 SLAP 200 iO3oS 400
Iegal-tenders .... los. 447900 S5.l4o+O0 So 200
Deposits ...-... 500 992 800 532 234 700 4S O92 900
Circulation ........ 11.975.0O0 1l.Gil1OO l32oC4 o
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits OF the re-
spective dates:
Feb IL "a Feb 1G. '95 Feb. Is. 90.
SpecIe .... sos 5S7 600 Ssl. 4o2. 700 $7O35S. 400
Legal tenders lOS44i 80 l494uU io'oV
Total reserves s2o7 o3 siG0.572 100 sCo o77.loo
Reserve required ,oo 90
against deposits 132 4S0io l35oooO'o. i-"'-'o'--'
ssrp,us s745es s25 sS35l34c5 $30.sls.s75
Percentage 39.l oIo o~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16

United States bonds deposited for circulation
during the week. $2.27s.500. United States bonds
withdrawn. $1.370.000. National bank note circu'
lation outstanding-Currency notes. s2l3,Sz4.no
gold notes, $8S.962 against which the Treasury
holds s22. .502 legal-tender money for redemp-
ZION of surrendered circulation.
The Sub-Treasury has q debit balance at the
Clearing House to-day of $484.99
NEW-JERSEY CENTRALS REPORT.
The Central Railroad OF New-Jersey has put
nut q report OF the company's business for the
year ending December 81. 1885, which makes an
extremely favorable exhibit Of operations as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16

=
bSH Al % AZ "a ~ \ Write where and when
w ~ IN cSc e 4 wish Travel and they :
(~HusrE~.H-as7sx-ss~nas viii inform How and the
Cost. Escorted Parties Winter Spring Sum-
rncr Tickets for Independent Travel Every 4"
! whero. Choice Berths all steamships-no extra )
See Tourist Gazette by mail 10 c,s.). and Save
? Money State your wishes carefully: full information
4 Free. Address HENRY GAZE k----.s
/ SONS. Ltd. Universal Tourist 1 E1HHEE a
: Agents ll3 Broadway. n. Y. WmEN
O. &: % = 4. . (. - Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16
WEEKLY TREASURY STATISTICS.

"
The receipts from customs reported from w ASH
ington to-day 1854 $780, from internal revenue
$685. 249 and from miscellaneous sources >o,oo,.
The Treasury received $2757S0 National Dahn
notes for redemption, and the receipts on tnls ae
count for the week ended to-day amounted 10
$219S,434. To secure National bank note cncuia-
ton Il holds $213. 333 300 In bonds. as fol0Ws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16
STEAMBOATS,.

@><>>~~|NN"O>]>NN>N"|0"0'O|
II OSTON AND NEW ENGLAND POINTS.
~ VIA SOUND LINES. WEEK DAYS ONLY.
FALL RIVER LINE, Newport and FAN River, from
Pier Is. n. r., foot Of Murray-st.. at T.. n.
sTONlNGTON LINE via Stonington, from New Ptss
~, n. r.. one block above Canal-st, at 600 4. N.
NORWICH LINE, via New-i1ndor. from Pier 40 N. r.
next Desbrossesst.. at S:3O Il. NJ.
N EW-HAVEN-FARE. 81: Excursion. $780,
~ Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves Pier rs. e. r..
T. NJ daily Sundays excepted arriving In time for train
TO AerIden. Hartford Springfield &C. Freight steamer
leaves H. NJ