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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-01-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.
WANTED . tons good hay and so bushels
oats in exchange for furniture.
G. w. DoTY MorTisville.

oats in exchange for furniture.
G. W. DoTY, Morrisville.
For SALE.-One yoke of oxen. good work
prs and all right; weight about 2SO0 lbs.
Inquire of P. A. Hollenbeck, East Elmore, vt.
For SALE.-35 acres of tillage land, first
tract outside Morrisvles corporation on
south side of old road to Emore Apply to
LUMAN WHEELER, Morrisvi!le.
FoR SALE.-Would like to sell my meat
business. win sell cheap for cash. Object,
change of business Write or inquire of
II. E. PRIOR, Morrisville, vt.
MAPLE SUGAR-We will pay 10 cents per
pound for ma pie sugar, il delivered in few
days at our tannerv
WEBSTER & STAFFORD, Morrisville.
For SALE-7 Good yearling hefers, coming
10, / yearing bull, l good cook stove, l
cheap sleigh. For sale cheap.
E Il. Town, Elmore, Vt.
FARM FOR SALE.-Known as the Abishai
Burke farm, pleasantly situated in Stowe,
consisting of 100 acres Inquire OF
Mrs. II. NJ BURKE, Stowe, vt.
For SALE-A desirable farm, known as the
David Campbell place at Centreville, HYDE
Park. near good school, store and post office.
Will sell on time if desired
u. w. LARK, MOfTlsNhle.
Use Dr. Holbrook's Cough Syrup for
coughs colds, throat and lungs. 10 and 25
cents bottle at Wilson's drug store, Morris
vile; Sherwin's, Hyde Park,
Four FoOT WooD For SALE.-We have
200 cords of green hard wood and soft wood
for sale, delivered, or on road from Morris
vile to Cady's Falls. Parties in need OF
same would do well to see US before purchas'
ing elsewhere. f. J. & E. A. SMALLEY.
For SALE A desirable farm OF 80 acres;
situated on the river road between Hyde Park
aud Johnson-one mile from Hyde Park vii
lage. Has sugar orchard of 600 trees, build
ings good, good water at house and barn
Twenty head stock, with or without thefarm
Farming tools all nearly new.
c. E. DEMO, Hyde Park.
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fered in connection with but few other
papers, we have made arrangements
whereby we can secure for every sub
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Or magazine at very low rate. We
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Rices' 1492

which appears at the Howe Opera House, St,
Johnsbury, Thursday evening, Jan. 16, is
the largest company on the road. 1t carries
81 people and two carloads of scenery. This
is the best show of the kind chat has ever ap-
peared in this part of the State. You don't
want to miss it, It will be the event Of the
season. Arrangements have been made for
special rates on railroads, and for a special
train to leave st. Johnsbury for Hyde Park
Immediately after the show. If tickets are
not on sale in your town you can get them
by enclosing price and addressing II. l..
Doyle, St Johnsbury, VT, who will give your
orders prompt attention. Prices, 80 cents,
rs cents, and l dollar.
HOWE & Dow E, Managers.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-01-09
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRiSVILLE.


Gov. U. A. Woodbury. was in town
on Saturday.
A. R. Cowles of Barton was in
town Friday.
The college students have returned
to their work.
Rev. j. H. Wallace visited in Rich
ford last week.
Miss Alice Short of Montpelier is a
guest at C. S. Edwards.
DR.. John B. Wheeler of Burlington
was in town last Friday.
W. J. Jefferson and bride were in
Burlington last Thursday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Powers and son are
spending a few days in Burlington.
B. G.. Sheldon and wife of Swanton
we're in town a short time last week.
Ell Dean of Alburgh, visitor at
Henry Waite's, returnd home Satur-
day.
The band are preparing for a grand
concert to take place early in Febru-
ary.
Mays auction sale did not receive
large attention on Saturday after
noon.
Howard McNall returned Thursday
from a week in Boston with his
brother.
Prof. Rich and his assistant tested
the cattle at N. w. and 6. FL. Ter
rill's yesterday.
A meeting OF Tucker Chapter Royal
Arch of Mount Vernon Lodge No. s
on Friday afternoon.
Andrew Smith and family were nj
Hardwick Monday to attend the
funeral of Perley Cobb.
The annual meeting of the Nor
risville Foundry Company will be
held on Tuesday, Jan. IA.
Misses Rublee, Seigh and Fernal re-
turned to Boston last Thursday,
having spent the holidays here.
Richard Moiles has traded some
farm property with Tom Gary for
the latter's place on Maple street.
DR.. Rich of Burlington came up the
first of the week to test Carroll Har-
ris' herd of cattle for tuberculosis.
Rev. DR.. Booth gave an interesting
lecture upon the Religion of the
Monroe Doctrine" on Sunday even,
ing.
That photograph socable at the
Methodist vestry on Friday evening
proved an attraction quite novel in
idea.
Judge Henry NJ. Cornell of Cam
bridge was in town on Monday and
called on several Of his many friends
here.
The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid will meet in
their vestry Wednesday evening, Jan.
Is. A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
A union congregation gathered at
the Methodist church on Sunday
evening for the first service in the
customary week Of prayer. An excel
lent sermon was presented by Rev.
G. N. Kellogg of the Cong'l church.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-01-09
Bishop Halls Appointments.

Rt Rev. Bishop Hall and Rev. DR..
Harris will hold services at Johnson
on Saturday evening of this week; at
Hyde Park next Sunday morning !;
at Morrisville in the Cong'l church
Sunday evening; and at Hardwick
in Academy Hall Monday evening.
This will be the Bishops first visit a t
these places and doubtless many will
avail themselves of the opportunity
to hear this eminent divine.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-01-09

Chairman Sanford of the State
Board of Agriculture, will be here
Jan. IA, and hold two Farmers meet
ings, afternoon and evening. There
should be a good attendance Of those
interested in agricultural pursuits,
Remember that next Wednesday is
the date.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-01-09
Sl67.4eS.61
LIABILITIES.
NO. HYDE PARK.

Mrs J. c. Masure is on the sick list.
Mrs, Mary Page is attending to the grippe
these days
Orin Parkhurst is moving into Mrs. Della
Foes' house near the church.
Rev &. II Merrill of st. Johnshury spoke
to a very attentive audience last Sunday.
Fifteen persons united with the church, being
the largest number ever uniting here at one
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-01-09

Mrs. Erwin Parker has been quite sick, but
il better.
The Ladies' Aid F" met at Mrs. j. r. Nc.
Gums last Thursday afternoon.
There viii be donation for the benefit of
Elder Sisco Friday of next week.
Fayette Thomas has returned from Boltc
where he has been at work for nearly Il yes
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-01-09
III. N. WAITE, n. D.

-NTEW YORK and Vermont references. reg
~ ular Physician and Surgeon. Special al,
ention given to the treatment of Chrome ana
Nervous diseases. Office and Residence per-
manentlv located JoHNsON' NBhmoNt'
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-01-09
4 Good Showing.

The Lamoil!e County Savings Bank
and Trust Co., which invests every
cent of its assets in Vermont, had a
total of 1894 ,061 .2S in deposits Jan.
1st. Here is its statement
ASSETS.
Notes receivable .................S432, ,69651
Bank stock at par.................... II 900 90
Cash on hand in bank",,........., 23,So2.1O
S467 ,49S61
LIABILITIES.
Due depositors.. 1864, ,961 .2S
CAPITAL stock....... 100000
Surplus .....,......... 22,537. .33-S467 ,49S. 81
For further particulars concerning
this institution sle advertisement on
third page.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-01-09
woLCnTT HOUSE,
G. W. DOTY,

DRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN AND FU-
: Il neral director. Embalmmga a speclalty.
WORTHWHILE, VT
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-01-09

III. K. DOUGLASS, M. D., c., N.
Ofice hours Until 10 a. M; from l to p.
Y m. and to H.. m. Office, No 10 Sumer
Street, Morrisville, vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-01-09
Remember

I have nice Baldwin and Green
ing Apples, also fine eating
pears, grapes, oranges, bananas
and candies.
Have you tried our New Table
Syrup, vanilla favor2 Only
soc per gallon.
II. W n Il II e,
Morrisville.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-01-09
BUSINESS CARDS.

r. G. PRENTISS, NJ. D
AND SURGEON Office hours
L ga. m. l. to ? p. m; to p. M Johnson
Vermont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-14

given 10 securities by the bear element there
was no important liquidation. ana that if hold
Wy oi securities did not throw over their pos
"essiohs In times of doubt -,ncert ainty and de-
SPAR there is no reason to believe that they
VIII 90 so now. when bright future lies before
tnem. In this particular the stock market
SHOWS the influence Of good judgment and com
nonsense. AS far as can be learned only
s,hail ana weak holders have iquda ed and
, ,heir operations have not been through fear of
Dear rumors. but merely account Of the
weakness OF their financial standing, which
forced them to fall uncer the pressure of the
Lear element. As long as there is no LIQUIDATION
Ill the STOCK market there need be nervous
ness Small declines brought on by bear at
JACKS nave no injurious effect upon the intrin-
sic worth OF securities ard the value of invest
hleht holdlnGs IS not deprecated. although the
STOCK market becomes waterlogged and Wall
street brokers' Offices remain in graveyard still
ness.
While stocks move purely on professional pres-
sure within narrowed fluctuations and on
small transactions. bonds present far more
pleasing aspect. and bond houses enjoy
business which, in comparison TO stock brok-
ers dea ings. is almost magnificent A fair
amount of business is being done in railway
bonds for Investment account Small investors
are conspicuous BUYERS and larger interests
are doing cons derable in ,hs line of securities
In the last week the bond market WIS the orl,
feature in Wall Street husin IS the good inquiry
winch extended over comparatively large num-
Der of issues forcing the con fusion hat tho in
nuence OF such operations would soon be reflected
IN better demand fOl stocks.
The prospect for business Improvement as re-
nected in the iron industry is "ncousl silg 4
revival in the iron trade .rts a powerful nfu-
ence on most forms of industrial ENTERPRISE and
especially on railway earnings. vhch at dis
tant time must necessarily show a saarked per
centage of gain. According to THE Iron Age"
OF last Week the weekly capacity II furnaces in
creased in November from III 80 tons to r.
-,>, or an addition Of nearly 3oUOO tons a week.
while the number of active furnaces was in
creased in November from 100 10 IA. The gen
eral financial situation shows further accumu-
latlon OF funds at this centre. with only a moder
ATE demand for loans Good Judges OF l" money
market expect no material change in conditions
pelofe the beginning Of the wear. either in
Inc local or Foreign money markets. and the re-
heWed demand in London for gold from the
Continent and easy rates here. leave little reason
10 expect an easing off in London money rates or
material change in sterling exchange rates
when continue TO he ruled by the difference he
tween local and foreign money quotations. The
movement Of money last week resulted in further
increases in associated bank holdings. cash gain
ing -. 100 deposits S1i.Ij9 Mo. ANA surplus
reserve losing SS.iS.u
The following tables show The move n"nis in
the week of the chief active stocks AID HOrds:
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-14

Adams Express
Am Cot Oh Co.
do pf q y c..
American Ex....
Am Tel ~ & 90 .
Am Tobacco Co. .
do pref. ......
Am Spirits. ....
do pref.
Bklyn In g CO.
g J X a. Stk lds
Chica go Gas co.
Col + & ! CO..
{ 4 II Q & ! Sd 2
20 p'', ~. 10 ~ "
e. "a r. r. 80 & T 20
~ ~ ~ E,.c'r,c 60
Illinois Steel GO.
Lac Gas tSt IL.
DO pref.
Nd Coal Go nj. .
MINI Iron 60.
Nat Lins OH 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-14

There was little doing in the local money mar
tets last week. Money continued to accumulate
at this centre and call loans ruled easy at ! "a
nor cent bank and trust companies quoting II.
ner cent the minimum. The inquiry for time
money was light, with rates at ~, per cent for
rxty days. - per cent for three months. 3M3l.
per cent for four months. and 3l.m33, per cent
for longer periods. The inquiry from the banks
and other money institutions for commercial pa
psr was urgent. but choice offerings were in light
SIMPLY and TIE demand for this kind of accom-
uodation extremely light. Rates We're =. "a
per cent for prime indorsed bills receivable. IA
IL per cent for choice single names and ! .M1
per cent for good names. In London money
ruled frmer at the close of the week. and the de-
nand for gold from the Continent was renewed.
Call money closed at per cent. with open mar
ket discounts for both short and three months
bills at Us per cent. The Bank of Englands
minimum discount rate remained al per cent.
In Paris the open market rate was rs per cent.
and in Berlin and Frankfort 4'sG1 per cent.
The Bank of England gained in the week tl'hi.-
Ai in bullion. and held at the close tJbt~S.Ul2.
The foreign exchange market was dull and
steady throughout the week with some degree
of strength on Thursday, owing to an increased
demand Very little business was doing. and
the supply of commercial bills continued far in
excess OF the actual requirements of RENTERS.
Some sterling was bought by local money nst
tutions in preference to employing their FUNDS IN
loans at the prevailing low rates but no pur-
3D. In the early part of the week rates eased
Df from those prevailing in the preceding week.
and very little long sterling was bought for in
yestrlent account. The firmer tendency al the
lose reflected the stronger tendency in London
md Cont inental money rates and az long as the
Isl -nained continue al present figures and easy
atcs prevail here there will he no reason for an
asier foreign exchange market. Closing posted
atcs for sterling were l.N4l2. and 4.Sti. for long
nd short bills respectively. Actual rates closed
= follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-14
THE MONETARY SITUATION.

Actual cash bal s224.as7, 100 se2Gosi.oo7 Inc 81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-14
Gorsrs an0 Carriages.

>>o>c~>NnnNoNroONcr1N~~
4 ENTLEMAE eo,ng South would loan good saddle horse
" his keep L. responsible party. Address OWNER
Trihslr oicc
A DvrRrIsENENrs and subscriptions. Tor tn rrIh
"A received AT their Uptown Once, No La" Broad
way "a don north Of 3Isi-s until o'clock D. m ad
,s.',,,r or,c ra,s, mt, ocioak n m viz c5t Sth-
ave 231-st: 1862 6th-ave.. cor. 18th st. Maeys
9Th and 142 Columbus near West 06h-
ct 100 West aga st.. near 6thave. 92 Eat lath st.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-14
RAILROAD EARNINGS

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings
o. sixty railroads systems for the fourth
week in November OF these eleven return
gains OF SlS1.S;;i. or 21.4 per cent. and forty
nine return losses Of Sl.1lI.S19. or al per
cent. The whole shows loss Of S.l;4 .O45. or
l0G per cent. The Tribune has also printed the
gross earnings of thirty-fivc railroads sys
tens for the first week in December. Of whirh
seventeen return gains Of SOL. Io1. or % per
cent and eighteen return losses of $3.50 AGA. or
126 per cent Tho whole shows a loss Of
S21S 116 or -, per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-14

Sales IL ACTIVE issues OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - "T
Total in all issues +''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-14
NEW METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.


To night. Mon. Dec H. LOHENGRTN dn German.
Emma Eames. Olitzka. Jean and Ed. De Reszke AMI
Bspham. Conductor. Anton Seii.
We'd. Dec. 49, at Last of the Wednesday Matinee A,
Popular Prices. MOzarts Opera
DON GIOVANNI.
Mines Iitvinne. Traubmann and Engle. NM Edoua II
Reszks Cremonni, Bispham Customary and La ssae
Ned Eve. Dec. 10 DOUBLE BIiI,--First join, APP
uearance this Of Nine. Meba Nine Calvs.
LUCIA Dl IAMMERMOOR.
Mines Meiba. Bauermcster. NM. ceppi. rann Vas
che;t and ''ampaDar
followed by cANALLERIA RUSTICANA.
Mines Caly@. Bslna Bauermester. NM Cremonini
and Ancona. Conductor Bevgnani
Fri. Eyg. Dec IS. Les HuGCENoTS.
Mines Iitvnle Mgntelli. BaIerme,ster ard Melbs,
NM Jean I'd de Reszke Ancona. Bare and IassaI.e
Sat. Mat. Dec. a. Calve and Eames in Carmen
Sat. Evg Dec. 10. al pop. prices, Faust.
STEINWAY PIANOS USED EXCLUSIVELY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-14

THE WEEKLY RANGE
The following il the usual table giving th'
number OF shares Of all stocks. the hgh"s'.
lowest and final prices of the week together
with the final prices Of wec, ago. preilX"d
by the average price Of December H. lS3I-
RAILROAD $40 'Kt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-14

MINNEAPOLIS q ST. LOUIS Il. Il. GO:
20 BROAD STHi

New YORK. I'sctmIrr 2. IS'N
TINUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS this day tie
i clared A sem-annual dividend. payable ont Of the
earnings 81 the ending December 3lsi
lku, ~ TWO AND ONE-HALF era EE CENT on The
First Preferred stock and semiannual dividend NJ ONE
AND ONE-HALF 1i. PER CENT on the second Pre-
fer.d stock company payable January 10TH 1891
nj the Company ~ New York To the stock
holders OF record O December 3lsi 1895
Transfer Will be closed Dec 81 1896 at T. NJ.
and reopened January 18TH. al 10 a NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-14

A ADVERTISEMENTS end subscriptions for The rr;b-
n unr received a their Uptown once No Ia: Broad
waN pd door north Of 3lstst. until o'clock n: ad-
setisenents received al the following branch once: a.
,esuar office until o'clock M VIZ: ~ S,h-
ave g. e. c3is IS. 6th-ave cor 18th st.; Mac
9th ave and i4t ct ~? Columbus near Vert 0S,n
zoe 9Th a2 East i4th-st %;
W.st 4ai--t between eth and sth ave.. is9 East .'sh
ave near 61st ST 7os is,-ave near Soth-st go ID
near cA 3D. 20 Neecker-st.; III
re.rker st, 2 ccs sd ave: 40 East 'o,l-st i9e az
~ cGo I'd ave ~ Arserdamave. ~: West t:d-, !;
Iis tGth--t. East tsft-st. $50 8th-ave. CT
SHAW. 49, near 'i,sh,s, :os Ess ~ sa,hss
;s3 6h-ave. Al the Harlem Offices: scSi Cd n-ar
,sNh- bet ,'n and s,h AYES $50 IVES, i.s;h-. N
he BROOKLYN Onces :o7 Fu:ion-s: s.s Fultan-st -
(ourt ~ broadway. T.. ": t53 Broadway. = q:
4 MyTtle-ave.. near Broadwoy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-14

NATIONAL FIFTEENTH AUTUMN EXHlBrrIOv
NC ADEMY LAST WEEK DAY AND EVENINGS.
OF ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENT :.
DESIGN. y. W. 23d e. 4,h av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-14
SALE OF SCHOOL. TAN RELIEF BOMBS
NOIICE OF gale Of School Tax lscllci Bonds

y
~ - Tho cv ~ Mount Vernon. Westch"si"r County.
18th div Of December 1896. ~ T. VI.
Tho common council ~ the city - Mount Vernon,
Wssichesi.r County y y. VIII the Dearborn Bald
ing Nos - and ~ South Fourth avenue In said city. on
sad 18th day 81 December. 1896. at \ T. NJ, receive
proposals FOR The purt has II thirty Schoo! Tax
Iteiicf I.onda 81 said city.
Thcs. are . of nds which authorized - Ne
issued city under s~ction 90 80 OF chapter ise
Of me laws 1898 Each bond VIII he for the principal
sum 900 and Will bear Interest at the rate Of per
cent per PAYABLE reniannuay and the principal
will be payable az the Office Of the city treas.
urer In said city ~ Mount Vernon Thri Will be dated
December lst 1896 and able as follows:
The bonds delivered III" purchasers be-
fore December Both. 1896.
Each tdd said bonds must b. accompanied by err
.iaad check for $3.50 q u evidence Of good faith.
Tho aaid Common Council VIII said time. such
p,nnosals s NAV he the highest there
.f IN deems II 10 best interest Of the city TO do
Wi reserves right io reject all proposals
should II deem It advisable .
Tns CIV OF Mount is situated on the New York
Ncw Haven a. Hartford Railroad upon the New Yora
and Harlem Railroad 10 nier ?i minutes iravcD from
the Grand Central Depot mas 90 trains day each way
and a population 2nn'D II has water gas. cleo
,ric gifts electrical railway stone sidewalks and cross
walks IS n most prcsperous city
nv statute bonds cannot he sid Tor less man par
and accrued interest.
'S "' " " EDWIN W. FIsKE. Mayor
GEO NJ JENKINS. city CLERK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-14
Central Pacific Railroad Co.
FIRST MICE. GOLD BONDS.
Office OF the Central Pacific RaiIroad Co.,

New York NOV. -. 1896
This company has made arrangements 10 extend. i's
s. $1,000 Frs; Mortgage b Eds rna'urirg Jan l. 1891
the Principal thereof shall become payable ~ one
from that date. viz on lanuary ]. lsHs. with IN
meanwhile payable semi annIi.y January and
July l. he Of per per sEnum Principal and
fnter.s; payable IN i'nl'ed states Gold Gin.
rgn, IN RS rived redeem the Bonds extended
at paving Hludh the par face
value % Bonds ard Ia'cres thereon AT The -
per per annum from January !. 1884, IN United
Gold Coin. less such iner"s' accrued subsequent
that date MAJ have been paid thereon before sucA
redemption Thereof
The right 4 the H0nito'fer-. avail th"n-"'vee of
such extension. been reserved 20 such holders as
PRIOR TO DEC. 18TH. 1896. shall deposit their
Bonds FOR iha, purpose vi'h MES>Ns. SPENER &
co.. New York. with MEssRs. sPEfIR
BROTHERS. London. or MR.. LtZ. >PENER
EILISSEN. Frankfort Nnin ~ MEsSRs.
TEINEIRA DE MATTOs BROTHERS. Amstcr-
dam.
TT" es'ena . Bonds vii. BE- STAMPED 90 show the eh-
tension s-d Coupon shre's Will be annexed repre-
senilng future infsr's'.
crrc. - 30 Exisn-on Agreement cah b" obtained a.
~. ,'oapan,~ ON and the ono u the Bankers
above me1'i0ref.
The pfesep' extension IL mad" 20 y" dat" ~ maturity
~ the latest maturing Central Pacific Fins Mortgage
Bonds. On before which date the Company expects 10
arrange long extension q the entire First Mortgage
. ,,,.
c. r. HUNTINGTON. Nice-Presiden'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-14
LIGHT SECURITY MOVEMENT
. UFEK or ENTREUE DULNESS.
-oyn1TION OF THE FEDERAL TREASURY
RAILWAY EARNINGS

Sunday. December 13-p. m
r-nited States Treasury received last week
customs $50 13S. from internal revenue
- qos Oh. and from miscellaneous sources S5S2.-
=" .,orinc a total of $64S1 90 against Sc :96 =
-, tho preceding week The receipts for the
~, 70 date amount to S1l.i19 46,. and the
"rrsnts to S130j6.000. making the excess of
p..rdtures over receipts Sl,516.534
ears the fiscal year to date the receipts have
~ si43 100 954 expenditures S1S4 .G;,3 335 the
e. esss of expenditures being Sal 'j23.3Sp. The
ssVsosury's actual cash balance increased in The
~ 81 H,3 900 and now stands al S226O3l ,0OI
s.sinst l74.:a0,i:H this time last year.
The Treasury received in the week S34i9,423
:. National bank notes for redemption IT, Sc
~, National bank note circulation IL now holds
sSil 392 go in bonds. as follows
crrency cs $40 Gaa 600
ys PEI eenls 9'S 30 80
s' per cents " - M 3"
rnited Sta Is bonds deposited for circulation
,s-ng the week. S4SIJ0o; withdrawn. S,2O.ONn.
ys.,;onal bank note circulation Outsianiing-cur-
.,rry' S2353s9 SGD: gold notes SSH 81 The
rrsasury holds SlS.Gi9.G31 lsgal-;ender money
sr redemption OF surrendered circulation,
.sajnst S1S.lO9214 a week ago
Subioined is Saturdays Treasury statement,
compared with that OF December =.
Dec. >. Dec. =: Changes.
Gold coin and hll
Gates s .. .SiS2 ,27.cSs 275 Inc. sce2 $50
T. ,.I = nt' 7aso2lo7 72sssasi Dec. ea 72o
'is.s,es 49,. 1885 iei 100000 1924 Gae
Cash in Treas s:e4 sla 25a Oils aG Inc s>oe 91s
p, iona banks 80 1912 SD lea4i.oa2 Inc 7,sc77
Available cash sac 5o7 s2i2o5aiss Ire si5ii $50
pS sni,ss NM 155.o5os looesi,1 Inc 457c7a