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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04

.r. following plans f1r new buildings and a'erat
yer. flied y@SrriH;
~ buildings main once. -, nj, ~, -
-, s,,rv hrie< o:iice building by Arpnckle 49,
~ ,b.rs Il ~ III Front 81 owners -. >''
90 =, 8 a corner Park ave. for todiet -h'use
o' n5 heller room. br :, Ignatiuss 'hurch' own +,
- College building. By Barnard college OF .o
10 IL East 18th At owner. , i"-
~ :, 10 -. for a four-s story hrick ware
bn,se bv Josiah C,nckn. u Pomona. ROCK G
land county Y. owner O., ,,o
,sr-. story and basement dwelling. by Mss,'
Wheeler ~ corner ~ hou'r'"" an" ''-' IN
owner -.+.'--'-''
Iptown branch; ,.,,., %, p.uev ana
bhli-l Az =. ,or a two story frame dwelling. :.
iy Eiward Mcclure. Of Kns:sriass, ownes fo,:
Elsle- a.'. frame tenement by Fiiomsna .
Msnneo Of 80 $50 E;f $500 U.' Tor four
i' s,nrS sr,es dat BIZ Peter cooess. q NO u"
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There was withdrawal from the Suo-lreasur
T., ,b,e civ YESTERDAY Of $4,000 by Watson Brow
Tbey said The gold was not for shipment TO Canad'
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Reliuious Notices.


ACADEMY MTSIC-PEOr1.F'S cHtRCH.-Rev
THOMAS Dixon breaches II: What Is Man? Peoples
ASS rbly 3 p m At cllb rooms. 3l6 East loth-st
ALL ARE ACCORDED cordial invitation to services
az Central Mer pOlltan Temple TN ave and l+th-st.
Sundav-O3O Hols Communion adm nstered by pastors
III mon Rev : r. CADMAN; juvenile choir $50
Iatrotc service Appropriate music 40 organ recital
song service. Mr. CADMAN. preacher. Services every
night: the public invited. This auditorium. which Ia
coolest the city Will be open every night
througruii, tho summer Bright brief talks. musical
grarnrne To night patriotic concert. Stngs FREE.
At ST RARTHOIOMEW'S MISSION. 42d St Sd ave
Meetings nightly. Miss SARA WRAY In charge. Tues
tay musical night: Wednesday temperance; Friday. free
collation. Everybody invited Welcome home 10 Col
Hadley. Monday. July 18th
AT SOUTH CHURCH. Madison and 3sth- st-Ser-
vice at II a. M. Rev. AZEI. II. FISH will preach.
AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHrPCH, Doth
and Central Wes'.-Rev DR.. Wi1IE Pastor,
breaches at II m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
;. No evening service.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sOS!hst No ?o1 to %2 e1,:nans ,t through to
psny. Limited to Thomas Has '.'.. siaSoo
vssey-s'. 80 "a Aibertne Z peck to Helen &C 20
Canals 8. 54ii It " Of Forsyth-st; a4,ii1
irregular; Patrick Ganley to Nathan Chamo- - mn
csnas, No lis: same to same ...........
Mulberry-st 80 g, George Van Hoe-en ref 80 90,
ssn, 1 ana Catherine o;o-miay 30 80
Ess:s :; Bruno sssTsnas! e SS
i59d.t : l25 It OF courtand', ave; 2'sico: 20,
Catherine Yeti to Isen schu.sT al and "',e co vi
lag Of wcoi-ioci ASSOC ElIzafcth Foserty
se to eSI F0sT ''a :s sso'"'I Of Gales
Asa Aims sq sni VIZ to man A San lsoy Bay
ard George 4 Van Iicescn referee. to rheo- - "a
aGs "s''s ga e3 I, Of 9TH St 2a3.oo Ella.
Br.oneS - '' 70 It o. sTTtE-s, 25x75. Mar 49,.
I'm AHc 95 ard sDS w t. T.n and %fs to
OPS .,r Ne Elm n,,isn~ e.er ard anotier ciooo
''q Frsie NS R si T0nr Waoe'N an" Ne 1880
XII, INK 2; :e; Marsac. .; snas 2oss
-oih-s. :. 20 II q Avenue b., 25xo2; Philip 60,
c,ih-s 's ~ 100 Il 2;xss0 Isabella :,
., ware ane 10 ~ rs r. OF so;n st. iG lxGc Harris
ct al to ssePh NAB B'y arnsa. Ray 0
q sxioo. John Judge referee. to MeIbe ,,cn
ssh"si e $50 West Maria simpson Patrick
cd-are u's s. Is It n Of soih-s,. 10 l.eo; charles
II Miller E, al exrs etc. to Jane Miller 'o"
cd-ave q s. property: Charles II Miller ana
another. exrs. 70 Harris Nandelbaun ana an ,oo.o
ist-ave " corner 33i-s'. iaexTO: william IL 49,
DAILY g, al George b Goldschmidt i'"v
lst-ave No 575. George II iolischmidt 70 VIII ., -o
56th-st No Robert Westco't and wife ., zoo
John D)1ney -''N
West Frd-ave " corner Ils'-@t- 100 5xlp: ia $1,000
cob y Butler and wife 10 Caroline Hartwell - 's'v'
sOth-st s. i21l n Of "a ave- 2"l"Zs' co 100
Amelia Elizabeth Dannecker ......; o''o''
ii3th-st Nos 80 and 81 West. Title Guarantee, ana
Trust Co and another. exrs and indiv 10 VIII no ,-o
lam Forhe and wife ~'''''
<thave n " corner 1ls'h-st. - llxsD: MitchNi a.. ,oo
c Levy referee. Herman Schef,berg -''ioV
I36th-st n 3 j15 OF Lenox ave. S''Ni2'x
So sx75xaoil. Henry Korn and wife 20 Sarah - ooo
,34,h-s $ s. 2ro II W Of st Ann's-ave. lInioo
James T Barry and wife 70 William HANSEN ~,
1-nicn-sve $ 324 II n Of Is5th-st. 54xi75. Jo-
seph + Berry Frederick Bishop l"''
Lots $50 and no. map Undercline Terrace oo,o
Ephralm Levy Emile Coletti ..... :..;... :, Zro''
Lot a. map Section A. Vyse estate; Daisy .-,o
Weber Della F Ferris ''''
CauidweIl-av- . q 300 II n Of I6lst-st. 2nl2o .-o
Kate B Decker 70 Anne Alther ..........,..-. e'oO
I~xingtonave. . 1867 II n Of 5ls' st. s4xb.
Edwin Randall 81 al. executors. 70 Z Is Rams ., ~,
1oerh-st n S 225 u . Of Coumbus-ave 51x99 IL o..
William u Roller and wife 10 Theresa Koehler 42U
fh-ave. - ','s xIs1 anu 80 may .'. 1880
shave No 22l James Flynn ct al 70 same. 1901
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A GOOD ROAD HORSE wanted in ex-
change Tor a double s-ereopticon. Nc
All,sters with canvas and views. c. b.
GRANT. els West l52ist.. near Boule-
ward
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Bright bay
mare colt. four years old. sound. gentle.
STYLISH high header: we'll broke. c. 3.
GRANT SIS West lJ2d- 81, near Byu,evard
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THE GOLD RESERVE STILL DROPPING.
Washington. July 3.-The gold Withdraw walls to-day
amounted 10 s.c6 600 leaving the gold reserve az the
cinse If business 800 s36 56 or the gold withdi AVN
to-day S4Gl 400 went 10 Canada
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, PAGES
Religions Notices.

Religions Notices.
At ssD R STREET fasTsT fR
BRICK CHURCH.
HES siaI'y vAS r% Dy isls-' Pastor
Rev GEoRGE :I b. EdBERT o. Cornwall r. T.
Weekly evening service Wednesday a, o'clock.
st. sod cHfh S0TD' s.
Chicago. will preach. Services at II a m and p m
CALVARY CHURCH. West 57th-st-Dr MACARTHUR
breaches. Morning Necessity OF Close Range in Chris
tan Work" Evening: shunem-"DoubIe Resting Place"
in series
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHuRCH 42d1s,; between 9TH
III a. M mon for Indepsn9enee DAY. inrouce BY
welcome
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH w... s!,h,.,;:
between Broadway and 7th -ave-kev WILTON MERLE
sSd b. the Rev JAMEs o. MTRRaY g. Of
Princeton. Christian Endeavor. Monday evening. a,
e1uEcs OF cmR sa,s SscIF iS,5
sr; csard II n cls sc Erfs' w.
between Eth ana sth Take elevator.
CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS s;ercer-s,.. near s,h-
st.. one block west OF Broadway.-Rev. D. ASA BLACK;
45 - m Morning SUBJECT Bui,ns Higher All the
free and ushers cordially wat, upon and
CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN. 1879 West Goth
stow 73o high mass. o: mathis. 10; low mass
II; vespers. T.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE every Sunday during
the az l0:i5 m. Testimonial meeting Friday:
: y. m The New York Church of Christ Scientist
Hodgson Hall. corner 5thave. and 45th st All invited
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. HARLEM
D6RF p ''' urch cossd during July
Church I23d- st. and Ienox -ave.-Rev VIM JUSTIN
MARSHA. D. D.. Pastor. pr.aches at 1920 a
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. West End-avs
and 71th-ht- Rev. WESLEY REID DAVIS. d. D.. Of
Washington. I'll preach at II a. m.
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHI RICH. 29th-st. and 5h-
ave--Rey JOHN l. CLARK Will preach at II a. m
Topic: The Macedonian cry Rev. j. F. CARSON
ID. d, OF Brooklyn at p. m
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH, 2a.sy.. and =;
a. and p. H.
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH 4sth-s, and
5th-ave-Church closed; will reopen first Sunday in
August.
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. West 5Gth-st near SHAVE.
Rev. b. b. TYLER. Pastor.-Freachns Sunday. lo:45
a. m.
FIFTH AVENUE Presbyterian CHURCH corner
55th-st. Rev. JOHN HALL. D. D.. Pastor-services
5XMEs MI.EoD D D. Of Scranton. Pa. is expected to
oficiate
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9Th ave and 18TH
st. HOWARD d REEFiE KIP. p sr N Pas'0r'
Rev. JOHN $ MTSrosm. D 3. ''; viii preach a, II
O. and p. m.
FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV. John r. DAVIES y. D. PASTOR.
RV HR TEHh r PiEhsoN 3 B.. Will PREACH
WEDxESDAY EvENiSG FRAZER MEETTNG At s.
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SUBURBAN REAL ATE.

AGENCY FOR MUNTCEAIR. Real estate
All kinds: sale or rent 9 Beekman-st.
y Y, and OPP. D.. l. and w. station.
Nontclair CLARENCE r. TUBBS.
AT MONTCLAIR.- Houses for sale and 70
let: furnished and UNFINISHED WI NJ
TAYLOR. Montclair y. ].
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DREsSNAkIyC
MISCELLANEOUS.
HHLP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male.
AGENTS. -Mineralized rubber hose. belt
ing. etc. is better and cheaper than vul-
caDzed statesmen appointed on uncovered
ground. MINERALIZED RUBBER co.
New-York.
JANITOR WANTED. Without Children
Apply az No. 334 50. NichOlas-ave. first
floor.
WANTED. Literary gentleman or lady
able to write good verses. Address En-
TERPRlSE. Box II. Tribune Once.
WANTED. A smar, Republican in every
county who Will work FOR S2j week
for two months. and will earn IT, Inclose
stamp. Address Box l.1s3. Philadelphia
PostOfiice.
WANTED Salesman: salary and ex-
penses from start. permanent place.
chance fer Advancement. BROWN BROS.
CO. Nurserymen. Rochester y. y.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

LARGE second-ncor room. with dress
ing-rcom: three windows; references ri
West Sith-st.
10TH ST, 10 WEST beautiful large and
small cool rooms. table unexcelled.
translents accommodated.
2lST-ST.. II EAST.
Desirable rooms with board. references
23D-ST 40 EAST. near Madison Square.
Rooms with board: permanent or tran
sient; terms moderate.
34TH-ST, q WEST.-Cool rooms. with or
without hoard: transi~nts; Southerners;
summer r1tSA
43D-ST.. % EAST.-Iarge fine second
floor room. also ha,!rooms. board op
ticnal: references
BID ST. ~ WEST Handsomely furnished
large. cool rooms: superior board and at
tendance. city visitors accommodated: ref
erences exchanged
74TH ST WEST. Select board IN a
southern family; references. CASHIER.
POsfoTice BOX , 90
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Se.~<NNNN-NNNN0NNNNN NN/NoONNN>N>>>O>"
Country.
FARMS FOR SALF.-l.arge. small. New
Jersey elsewhere greatest opportunity
ever offered. price. terms - suit. FIELD
Err. III Broadway.
FOR SALE Elegant country seat on Ca
yuga Lake; about ~ acres, matsr ihcent
building and Surroundings. sold less than
half cost. bargain. FIELDER. III Broad
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FOR SALE.
A.-A-A.-A.-FINE diamonds watches.
81 weekly, no trash. Call or address
WATCH SUPPLY CO.. Maiden Lane.
Room . All goods guaranteed.
AT REDUCED PRICES 500 secondhand
wood and iron working machines, fully
Guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
csinged GEORGE y EDDY. 3ys Mad
son-s,.
FOR SALE.-stere,pticon McAllisters.
with fixtures and canvas. 30N.'0 II also
SnD plain ami coI0red views. C. y. GRANT.
ols West l32d-st.. near Boulevard.
FOR sALE-Closing out At retail. beau'i-
ful gold chairs. warranted French leaf:
only 81 "a. re;alied e.sewhe ~ %. Few
left. bargains GOLD CHAIR MANIFAC-
TTRER~. 80 Murray-st.
FOR I.E-Rssfaurant with few fur
nish-d rooms. Will sell cheap. 40 Sd
ave. Brooklyn.
FOR SALE n exchange. a few dozen ham
mocks. adjustable and nr-i-class. Ad-
dress j. J. OTHICK. Feeding IIills. Mass.
REMARKABLE. very fine old violin FOR
ale. exquisite sympathetic tone. elegant
for solo playing. description and moderate
1872 East I'D It.
ROLL, TOP DESKS. bent quality. SIS. SIS.
sci. 500. SIS SIS. $4s and SO Z. d
ESTES & SONS. 50. Johr-st.. near MAJ
sau-st.
UNIQUE and magnificent lace shawl. an
heirloom, old black Maliese. value $1,000
for sale. bargain. Address PARRY
Terrace Hotel. 1884 st. Amsterdam-ave.
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PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Madison-avAs
n corner 7sd-strreaching by the Pastor Rev. JOHN
l.. BUSHNELL. az II a m.
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PROHIBITION PARK, s. l.. sunday July S. .. m.
address ~ THOMAS DIXON jr. u. u. July 3 20 IL
Prohibition Ratification Meengs. sessions each day ~
N.
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UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
lWh-st-Public worship tomorrow. II m. and .
p. The Pastor, Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER. D. D..
will preach.
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ST BARTHOLOMEW PARISH HOUSE. Dos 200 East
42d-st.-Prayer o'clock p. No morn
ing service. DR. NJ. GREW Will offciats Seats free.
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ST. JAMES CHURCH. Madison ave and 71st-s,.-Hoiy
Communion. morning service, sermon. IL; evening
service During absence 81 rec.or the ass'
minister. Rev EDWARD T. MATTHEWS. will be- 70
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| ST. LIKES VI. F. CHURCH. los West 4i-s-s... ~:
| G. s. NARROWER, u. D., Pasor.-Holy Communion -
II. School. y4J a.. m. No evening service
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AT SOUTH CHURCH Mad.son-ave. and h-st.-ser
vice at II a. M. Rev. AZEI. II. FISH will preach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04

| PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. AmSertarn.syS
s6,h-st the Fourth Church uniting ANscN =.
ATTERBtRy ID. D.. Pastor. viii preach At IL a nj
Sunday D. n; prayer meeting wednesday. =
n m cordially Welcome
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NURSE. German girl returning 60 Ger.
many. wishes 10 take charge " chilareu
or the care OF an invalid IN exchange foS
passage from Nev-york 10 Europe. Aldrea
FOR one week JOHANNA LUERssEE
Brooklyn /. o.
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| THIRTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
between 9Th and 7h aves.-Rev. WALTER DUNCAN
| BUCHANAN Pastor breaches ri 1919 4. m. and 16
?. Sabbath school. 23o strangers cordially VEL
| coined
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| UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH +s,h-s,..
o. Broadway.-o:45 a. Celebration OF the Sscra
ments: 40 p Or. KING will speak The Declare
ton Of Independence and Uncle Toms Cabin" m.
Earnest Workers Bible Class Mr. JOHN BEATTIE, lead
er; 2:30 p. m. Sunday school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04

THE WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. lo5,h-
81, and ardarn -ave.-The Pastor. Rev JOHN BALI
COM SHAW. d. D.. Will preach at morning worship. II
O'Clock. and evening worship. o'clock
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ReIia,ous Notifies.

NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner Of 9th
and 3ist-st.-Pr.achns BY the Pastor Rev :: D
ROSSfTER d. D. Morning service. 1870; SUBJECT The
Machine in Polltics" Christian Endeeyor at p. m NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04

YOUNG LADY 10 go 10 the mountains q
20 Germany 70 care for children or Oh
people. NINNEY kNuST. 242 Penn-st..
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PARK AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
OF sGh-st wifi rsma open ior All regusr ser-
through the summer and gives hearty weiccme 70
all Holy Communion 10 30 a. July 3, and Preach
ing BY Pastor, A. D. VAIL. u. ID. at s;fo D. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04

CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN 1879 West <6sh
stow mass. 30: high mass o. mathis 10; low mas
II vespers, I.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
fnanrial.
finanrial.
Central Pacific Railroad Co.
FIRST MICE. GOLD BONDS.
Office of the Central Pacific Railroad Co.,


New York. Nov. .. 1898.
This company has made arrangements to extend ~
s. s97 900 Mortgage Bonds. maturing JAM l. 1897.
that the Principal thereof shall become payable In
year from that date On January 1. 1898. with In
terest meanwhile payable semi-annls.Iy January and
July at the per cent annum. Principal and
Interest payable in United States Gold Coin
TIE right reserved redeem the Bonds extended
time paying to the Bondhoders the par or face
value OF the Bonds and Interest thereon at the rate OF
per cent per annum January 1897. in United
States Gold Coin accrued subsequent
to that date as may have paid thereon before such
redemption thereof.
The right OF the Bondhoders to avail themselves Of
extension has been reserved to such hoders as
PRIOR TO DEC. 18TH. 1896. shall deposit their
Bonds for that purpose with MESSRS sPEfEh q
Co.. New York, or with MESSRs. SPEfEh
BROTHERS. London. or MIR. LAZ. SPEYER
ELLISSEN. Frankfort on Main. or MESShS.
TEIxEIRA DE MATTOS BROTHERS. Amster.
dam.
The extended Bonds will be stamped to show the sx-
tension Coupon Sheets will be annexed. repre-
senting future interest.
Copies Of the Extension Agreement be obtained at
the Companys Office and at the office OF the BANKERS
above Itioned
The present extension Is made to the date OF maturity
Of maturing Central Pacific First Mortgage
Bonds on or before which the Company expects to
long extension Of the entire First Mo1sass
''''' c. p. HUNTINGTON. ce-Presdent.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. BONUS OF $S
on EACH BOND OF 81 900 WILL BE PAID BY
US TO BONDHOLDERS UPON PRESENTATION
TENSION UNDER THE FOREGOING NOTICE.
SPEYER & co.,
30 BROAD STREET.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29

The Clearing House statement for to-day was
: ! follows: Exchanges. S114, 931; balances.
<foA434l2. For the week: Exchanges. $'ll'-
faSO36: balances. $37. .193. .O87
The following are the changes for the corre-
ssp3ndng week of the three preceding years:
tSS-Loans decreased $2.6S2, 800: cash @ de-
EEsased. SCOT 300: deposits decreased. 8: 3Sz,-
!@4-Loans increased, $4.456, TOO: cash de-
creased. S16,040.700: deposits decreased, $l2,-
SSsoSC0 and surplus reserve decreased, $13.SO6.-
W lS93-Loans increased. 4.2SS 400; cash in
creased. SS27O. 100; deposits increased. x12U55,
VO and surplus reserve increased. $5.261. 10
The following table shows the bank holdings
on the respective dates
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29

y. cot. ,ssres thcre were sales Of $4,000 Viz
c,nia funded debt 2-3s Of 1891 at t12. -, .o,,oos-
Railway bonds were irregular o,side s',s% ~ the
sons in the majority Of issues OUTSIDE oi .'v
Atchson and Reading issues, southern RAJ" in a.
frst IS and Oregon Railway and NaVisal,ioI 10
there was little doing KocS as Reading first
nreference incomes, and the general TO- 80
higher at 1sg5s per cent, furnishl"s .',e ,rhor
exceptions to tie general weaKness n,'d' na Teyas
first As the Atchison issues, Kansas anu a 81
first As oregon Short Line 6s receipts ai'u .aor
ing third preference income were the c'''eA "e"'
features at losses Of A@ia per cent r.,,o r,orev
was per cent for sixty days 1882 per ceh' ~,
three months 3k per cent for four nouns, - aau
4 per cent for six months tn Con,,.,. I'd 4iIT
was 4N4]a per cent for three months, ant W. Gos,
ner cent for four and six months ior .he peg, peSi
names. and 5Q51a per cent for names not 50 "e''
known. ,od q. e4 S3IbT
e. 81 and s. S7IS4 S7l, for long and short pills
respectively. Rates for actual business cioseo do
follows: ,, ,or. Demand.
Sterling 4s7.aas.i, css'ss 4ssHdi ssos 3
Reiehsmaaiks a5s.ass3,. e+.ssss,i: .ol.
The price Of commercial bar silver IN ad .nls ' a,
ket was G5A. Mexican dollars were lnned luu.ed ~
50a In London bar silver was unchahseu "'
Money on call in London was 1854 per cent;
Open market discounts 81 per eeh' a,' ~ Iii n;
FOR money and 111% for the account. fTehch
rentes closed ut 102 francs 40 confines faris
exchnnge in London. 25 francs 23' centiines.
Discount rate in Paris. per cent discount
rate in Berlin. Az per cent.
The Knickerbocker Trust Company VIII pay
counons on O number OF securities. hst OF
which will be found In another column.
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NEw-YoRK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE
Week ending Nov 2S- lsgt .,isV'oco ., ~ issn a1I
DrygoodS ,asa 6i20 ilO 3s, 10 3 753.322
"a eesSo75 ~ ss5143 f72I7 scs
Totai 10, =, 399 $50 ga zSo547.s29 G5.sJ3.ste
IMPORTS OF SPECIE
., ssta 2s Ss5s,0 el43.O72
s,ncs January ...... 1707s.42o 2GslS2s1 S.osoesi
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
.A ,,.or sG543ao S. so. sss s1.1li.1a4
sor ''G r"ary 1i87l2437 100 25530O 101. liG.32l
~ the specie exports 81 o76. ls4 was silver
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW-foRk
10 % Nov H. ss2s oo4 go s3lI $50 s2o ss2sso7 i72
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

london Nov IS. ! 30 .. m.-corso.s Ill Ii-iso for
money and lilI. for the account Canadian Pacific s7h
Mexican crdlnsry u 81 Pnni common. 'c. New York
Cr,ral y7i, Ienn.yvnnia 53' Reading. li1: Mexican
Cenai per bonds. 0,4 Lousy!lls and Nashville.
A,chlson 1sif
" 20 n m-faris advccs quote per a,
1Oo francs G5 centimes for the account.
pcrlIn. 2S-T,changs LJnion. 20 marks 70
ntennnc, fr sight 20 marks 10 pfenn.Hgs for 20 day
i!ls.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
Financial.

financial.
MISSOURI PACIFIC
BoonVine, 81. Louis & S0lthl. 6s,
Leroy & Calsy Valley Air Line Is,
Little Rock { Fort Smith Is,
Little Rock junction 6S,
Mo. Pac. CoAat Trust 5s Of 1920,
Mo. Pac., Lexington & Southl. Div.
Mo. Pae. Trust 5S Of 1917,
Pacific Of Mo. Zeal Estate 5S,
Pacific Of Mo. Car0DdGl8t Br. As,
VsrdigB Valley lldGp. & West IS,
and an other Inactive railroad securities dealt In
F. j. uSMAN, 80 BROAD ST.
Member ~. Y. Stock Exchange. Tel 2a7 Broad.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29

BONDs-THE MONEY MARKET.
Government bonds were firm. kSales M1t 1n
confined to $1,000 registered As OF l0o' az lAo'
Final quotations follow
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
Business Opportunities.
30 BROAD STREE

"A received at their Uptown Once No i2ts Broad
way, Cd north Of 3Mt-s until O'Clock p. M; "a.
v.tsements received the following branch ofcs. at
regular once rates until O'clock m VIZ: zSt ssn-
ave- O. 2Sd-st; 1862 6thave.. cor. l2ti-et; t1cye
Sth-ave and l4thst 142 Columbusave near West esnr
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29

tosetner with the percentage Of reserve held by
eacn bank National banks are required to
keep reserve Of 25 per cent. and State banks
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-02-10

telegraph, however, to cast any doubt on the correctness of my report, he used a considerable portion of my figures, without comment, being afraid to speak of them as reliable, but after waiting two days, only a portion of the figures l had furnished from the same towns came to hand by telegraph, An ac- count of fight which occurred in one of the Connecticut river towns, in which well known senator was involved, furnished by me on the night of It's occurrence, was not delivered by tele- graph to the New York journals for two successful 'wind-up' of my first experi- ment in beating the telegraph"
 MT. Towndrow was born in Orlch, Derbyshire, England, May (, 1Sl0 He came to Boston on September 10, 1880. He is the author of Towndrow's system of shorthand. which he has taught sue cessfully and used in his newspaper work to great advantage. He reported many famous trials in his early life, among which may be mentioned that of Alexander Mcleod, a Canadian sheriff, at Utica, N. r., in 1899, for burning the steamboat Caroline; that of "one-eyed Thompson" noted burglar and bank robber, for a robbery in Poughkeepsie, amounting to S75,000; that of Polly Bodine for the murder of the wife and child of Captain Houseman and setting fire to their home, on Staten Island, and the Berdell murder, in Bond street, New York.