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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

Albuquerque viii send II large cont,u-
gent Ia the annual meeting II the Ter.
rlturial association al S,Tufru The FOL.
lowing expect tu l~ III sllrndaurr l'rui.
T. r.. iiuigin. Prot. Hiram iiadlry. Prot
j. r.. smith. Prof. (. v. Mafd. truf. leu.
ny. Miss Mllllgan. Miss WinslOw, Miss
Catherine Field. Miss Ada Ph,ibrick. Mis-
Cameron. Ml-- Wiley. Il-- tultrain. Mis-
tndrr-on. Miss Cora Armstrong. Mis-
la,lut and Prof. McCowaii. from the Ia.
ilan schoul. The names of prots. iinigln
iIailey, smith. Irnny and Misses flrld,
'amerun aud Philbrlck appear on thu
program Ui exercises.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
~ InEi>uiN> NIuuuL
thti-tmAs lut'ttaiuu,'ut 90 ~atutd,,
>,ght Nj aud VI. santa u,us


>ighi NJ aud W. santa Z, Isus
Iiuf- .t|l,u
The Indian -chrul Christmas enter.
taiuurut this year Wiii he held uIi ~atut
lay night following Christina. II Wi-
irrinrd best tu have II uu tins night -u
~ not IT, conflict With any entertain.
uirnt Ia hr held ~ the city. ami thus
give the ir'r'i'l~ ui the -chrl an up,pf
tuulN tu Sre What the Indians can du
The first part uf the evening" program
Will consist ~ beautiful canlala fru.
d"rrd hy the pupils, during which Nj.
AMI Mrs santa Claus appear ~ ali their
original guuntnr~~. Mrs. santa L. like
: g~h many people ~ AlhuIurrqu", IN.
a~much ~ she never visited TIA" Indian
-chu"l before. and still uuakr- N her
snowy hed at times At the mere mention
II the name ut "tWi-kIn.'
Jolly old santa has promised iu hflug
-ulnr ~ his WORKERS along aud show ~
how the TOYS ARE Iuadr. There viii hr
tWu muustrr trees. all gHllS decorated AMI
lighted with many candles, AMI loairl
lawn with IN" klni ~ fruit that mhk"~
the ewes ~ the -lnall hoy huigr out with
irslfr and h- fingers itch to clutch.
The vuhlir l. cordially invited tu h''
present AT this entertainment, aui not
only invited hut urged lu h- there
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

u is l""''.' ll santa ;" That ~rrtr
tiH Nui.' H.l '.'u'' uI u'l'r gang are
hp 1" ""''Nri -'N"utr T. utsHull. the
IWi'N ~'T"i' Legislature democratic II
'h'' can 'u'H'" Nur l"rNr 90 0Au Juan
county u ''A' part go TIE -'h. VI.
N'h'"la "' ~" NiIn county m. ll"
''I''.'h'" "' election ituu that distinct
IT. %" hh' dltUt ~ Votes "i th" rAI
Va. dhl IL must u" friu"ii'"i'l That u"
vote Was rnI''a'@"d hN iht" irmwnur
h'hi.I'" "i c'ininl~-i .""i. liHt 0rrutarN
I"l'iI Mlil'i hid h.' Nhn"u'tlur hui
Ih~ vegas r"hllul"f- ear" N"r IitIl" iof
ih"' IL l. h'i q uhtI"f With Them vii"
VA "i"rt"d 'N" "'l"ri /, to "rghnl3" the
r"uilrIl ""i"rih'ir -" That They may g'i
'h'It e'h"u'- thI"ls' Rat IA" hr"
doubts 81 lI"in '"'it" y curry ur Hon
jas. IuIrhiI Will h.ri-t 10 carrying uut
N'l''i ~rh'ilI"-. Hes" i"o NJ" both
h'h q" t"| I'Pu'htl'l~ ana have Moth
''S /" gam hl gong III WITH Mill"r
~" wars Az WI. nft>, ~ n mrur't ui
'h" r"''l'r'', '"'"l l." un~"aI """tg" W
Nil"~. VIII hhd I""u ihuiu"ntlN -WorH
lh h' Nll'"I "" wears AZ" VII. Duncan
Wa uH'hiIN ''pflNrl "' hl- seat, exactly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
toRItIo>IWE I'nOHAnII
Department "t Justice said I" Contemplate
IsriN N,tiun.


Washington. ihc - II II Authrnti
"hlII rrprrtri that the department ~ lu-.
tie" conirmplRtrs action AT an early date
lpking tn foreclosure hy the government
un the mon Pacific with the probability
also II similar proceedings against III"
Genital aud Kansas Pacific. such u step
II considered Imperative tn protect the
guNrrnmrnts Interests and has been de-.
t"rr"d IN We" nt impending action T.!
c"ngfrs" 4 very large portion ~ the first
mortgage hund- a. we'll ~ second mort.
gag" Will mature with the beginning ni
lNtI. Holders ut first mortgage hnnd-
would naturally have the priority over
IA" government, but II II said that the
attorney general has construed thr
amended Pacific railroad acts NJ confer
fing ample power upon the government
~ proceed irrespective " anN cours" the
tlr-t mortgage bund.h .holirrS mAl -er III to
AXE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
GtN BOAT ANNArOLIs.

Na,N rra'tir~ Irui.-r annch.d Ai EnrA
beth, y =
Nrw Work, bee. - III" gun hnat
AhlNInilS destined lot service ~ prac.
It," rIulsrr trs the nlied states naval
srAI'my n, Annapolis. was launched al
|El beth. y. ! .. to-day.
VII GeTgie Porter. daughter II Lieut..
1hru lore Porter, and granddaughter ~
H. u. Admiral Porter, broke the cu-to-
ma bottle of vine on ihc ,rssrl's bow
n % 'lil'"i into staten Island sound. cx.
rIa, ny: Il chrlstrn III =. Annapolis"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

work has commenced oil n lnu.foot al
,'!tiun to the Santa Fe shops at La Juuta,
Uln,, and the building viii hr erected
with all porshlr spr,'d. The present shop
building at La Junta l. not large enough
tu accommodate the work nuw done al
that pHint, aiId hence the addition l.
urCp-SATN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
tti RO>r TO >ILE saw.

NNs'k-d,
Y York. bee, .J.-N special to III.
rf from BdrRkuS. says ~lamr-e sol
Irr Tackled AID wounded Mr. krll-ti.
MI states consul general here. They
Pa ,Ird the Release ui Il c,r-ular clerk.
. .'. alleged, had been unJus,ly ar.
- Barrett, lhe lnit-i states min.
tH rruirs,ed. The Slamrse government
" ,ning dllatory tactics bat promises
make inquiry into the incident.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

Washington, llrc - POO m interesting
review Of salmon fish conditions In this
country IL uIair IN the rrIsIrt ~ the Unit.
~ states tish commission on the Artificial
props ,gatIon un the l'arihc coast The
conclusion frachri IL although nature
evidently designed that the pulnual--al'
mon -hall not take up its Ahsir on the
American shores ~ the Atlantic IL breed
Ing serves q valuable pGrpos- In main.
tanning the supply of IL species In its
native waters on the Pacific SLOPE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
ALAHGE SCHEME.
kg'd Reason For wrcckibE OF Hank Of
illinois

'g'd Reason For wrcckipE OF Hank of
illinoIs
! ago. Dee. 23.-N. A. Hammond
y vice president of the National
y I Illinois. who has been charged
b Hing the w1l over the eyes Of the
X r. would not talk to-day when seen
! = palatiai home at Evanston.
b. III intimate friends, however. he
b . statement calculated 10 inculpaIe
v directors ~ we'll IA two or three
. { connected with the bank.
H. nlnond IL 10 be- made Il scapegoat
u failure of the National Bank ~
o. e, ' said the friend. Hammond IL
"s"n man to-day. but he Is not any
u 90 blame Tor the amount of money
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
HAi'th DtrED.

La.i"rn Sp~cuiator- spend large sun on
Hubblr
Topeka, ka-., lIrc. 2t.-SiX months ago
II was announced that rich zine aud lead
min"~ '.ai been discovered In Trrgu aud
Logan counties. In western Kansas. Op.
ti0n- we're taken on II l.UH acres Fast.
ern Sp'rulst0rs spent t5jiUD IN the pur.
cha-r and bought sueltrr machinery.
Now Prof. Howorih rspnrtS that only n
trace ui mineral eau b- detected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
Cav, Ih,un.rI,,s IN

Il ago. Dec. 23-E. ;. Dryer and
B. I B-rger, Of the banking iirm cf +,
n IA Co.. which COLLAPSED Monday
Who's. arrest warrants were issued
ght, gave themselves up to-day. Ar
" nents had already been made Tor
l'-, and the bankers were promptly re-
s,. Dryer and Berger are charged
D. trc"iying deposits saturday, know.
H.. bank WAS insolypnt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

.''n ItanUh"r snd EmpIoy~s Engage
Ia Row.
lI alaJara, Mexico. lrc - -fartic-
Al ave been received Of n desperate
~ ~ the ranch IL Juan IidTiO. Nid.
D. trouble ~llh his employees few
y "a. and lhlty attacked him. He
y rl"usly woundrd by the frst volley
81 e, tut t,nk refuge In his residence
d tI on his aSSaiiant+, killing two
u 'ounding seven badly. Twenty
IN I- of the mob have been arrested
u III probably he shot.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

ROCKY Nnuutsln >rws. rr',ii"r"u. Itr.
uh.ti, sheet started u.
Denver. bee. - special from Nhp.
QnrtIur, y VI. says there i ~ truth ~
the story nblut >. Il. Gillrtt. ~ that ciN.
published ~ thu Rocky Mountain Nrw .
Yesterday ani srnt IN these il~patrh"-
Giliru ia law,rt. not merchant, and
never hal the experience related IN the
News AttlrIp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

London. bee. - The British steamer
iL!nrs brake. ot Shields. which sailed
rom Cnrlofott, sardinia, November ~.
.ur nunkirk. Is eleven days overdue. and
has been given up Tor lU~t. ~h" had II
rev ~ nineteen men.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
WIiiI'sy i,-r,.i,ors.

! PAUL. Dec. -. state Bank Exami-
kenyon was still In charge OF the
ak II Minnesota at noon to day, the
s'N"rs not having been appointed.
b. ls no excitement to-day In business
;! :. assurance that d-positors will be-
u IA full being given by the stock
f'rS who individually could more
n l,ay the ,iepOsitOrs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

Chicago Dee. - cattle Er,Nr-. $50
'd".2l, cows AMI hrltrf- tl.n i15, lrNa-
-t""t-. = 2"H 10, ~torkrr- aud Ir"lrr-
. ,sidbHH.
sheep stronger
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
TRAIN ROBBERY.
Chicago a Alton Train Held up >-Ar Iude.
prndenr~, Nan.

Chicago a Alton Train Held up >-Ar Iude.
prndrnr-, Nan.
Kansas city. lice. at WA 3l6 this
morning before the Chicago X Alton
train, robbed at blue Cut. near lndrp-nd.
ence last night, was finally gotten g.
gether after having been cut In twu toy
the robbers ani the trip " III Louis re-
sum-i. Marshal k-Shlrar, who -tart 4
In pursuit Of the robbers ~ith deputies.
has not yet returned. Messenger Fryct
could give no estimate ot III. l0s. The
robbers left immediately after conclud.
ing II would BE- useless IA break into the
through safe. Fryer remained la the ear
alone two hours after they left.
Had the robbers suece~iesi In opening
the through safe they would more than
likely have mad. rich haul.
AZ noon wOri was received fro u
Crackrrnpck. = small place near Blue
Cut. that man believed a. be one of the
robbers hal been held there. A sI+cihl
train bearing officers wAs spon startt d
from Independence ~ make the arrest.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT.
Al the uffice ~ the Chicago n Alton
railway the following official statement
In regard 10 the Blue Cut robbery WAS
given out
The train WAS tagged by red and white
lanterns Just west Ui the Missouri Pacibc
bridge, east 0f Independence. The rot.
b.rs tUDk charge " the engine and mAir
the enginemaI get of. The conductor
aud brakeman came ahead aud the rob
bers took charge uf them. They mate
the brakeman get train wrench and
cut of the express car. The trainmen
made considerable noise and did mach
loud talking aud poundef On the coup
lings while doing the work In order "
give the rxpressinsn q chance 70 hide
away his stun,
When the train was cut OIL the robbers
made the trainmen get OIL while they
tOOk the engine And express car awaJ
They next utOppd In u cut about half
between the top Of the hill ani Glen.
cOe. AMI rappei on the express ear door,
The rNpres-mAn Opeued II aud realized
Tor the first time that he VIA being held
up. Al his valushles were expustAd. lir
claims not " have hal time IA put them
In the safe before leaving krncSs city.
IL WAS, therefore, not necessary Tor the
robbers 10 open the safe. although the,
were amply provided with dynamite fur
that purpose. The amount secured i0ts
up t9,;LD In cash and may reach t3.O0b,
After rObbing the car they cut the bell
cord. = iiled the tank pin aud cut OIL the
air. MI | ordered the expre-~uian 10 -.t
the hand brake ~ the express car. They
all gi on the engine and ran Ia the s-c'
ond iron bridge east of Glendale, where Il
was left without water. steam, fire or air
The train crew wAs: Engineer Wet
tons. Fireman Post, Conductor Nichols,
brakeman Jones' aud ExpressnAn Fri.r
The following description Of the robbers
Is given by the trainmen:
Four men, all masked; three dark and
one light mask one man small and slen.
der with somewhat feminine voice. and
had hsen drinking; two medium siEa;
one man six feet tall. weight abOut y }
pounds The trainmen were mixed IN
describing the clothes worn,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

The Indians haze caught the breath II
freedom for Cuha. walapai Charley WAS
IN our office "a day aud stated that he
had sixty m his tribe drilling Tor the
cuban war. The Nallapais are expert
mach-tt- thruwrrs aud trailers. 4 jack
rahUi; aud little parched corn IL all
they need IN n campaign, and ~ for
clothes fiddle string would last them u
the end Of the war, They will e. to the
cuas, Oh their bronchoS. The squaws are
already beginning 10 lament over the
probable departure Of their bucks, aud
are asking Agent Ewing u furnish them
substitutes from among the Supais
kinRmAn Miner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
neuAsi over.

The preliminary hearing Of Jaeinto
Maraies, who was found with hoy Nc
ponAld's bicycle Tan account of the theft
in TEE CITIZEN Of yesterday, took place
at I o'clock yesterday evening before JUS
Tee Crawford. Ths man plsAd guilty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

THIS morning, IOuis smith and wife,
nee Miss Mamie AcCu-. arrived from
Pittsburg, Penn. being met At the depot
by Col. aud Ars. n AcCue. They we're
scheduled ~ arrive some time ago. but In
the language Of Col. ArCue. "bettsr late
than never" They will remain some
time. In any event until after the holi'
days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
STREET C\R NTRIKE,.
Boston and It's EnViTOnS Cut Of
from Transportation
The OfticialS Of the vnion say Mail
Cars VIII Run.
Higher wages,
A BIO riEI

h,-,.r. .rr q lu spite .t thr..'.'lu
announcement u' the mulurmrp aulruu.
lurtof- uuluu uf the Wet hul -,tru,
rhIlNtl. that o.. pr, pu-,al ,,rkrr,f l.,
Alirg,I uuu recognition ~ N.r union.
Wuull be- I"ttrA until urc,mNrr s
many ruIl.,'- lrll ilrlr rats. aul g. J..
O'Clock TIE -rrIrr nl nr,u -ruou-n
cipplu'
\l l"urlrrt all uai- N,f.uN the -lr..i-
20 hu-'.u rNrup, 'Nu.r .u iIr Washing
t.n -,r.N I.u,, t.l ,ug,H boston ..t.-
.Hu. IhrrNr,y'I'' ruuuI,'r, ul thr /.
uur"r trlrtd lan,r union central organ.
IttIuu ut rupIuNr- hrlI mr,iIug ilia
m.rmug at WhIrn the artJou ut the -u
pt,u," ruuurIl Aii,t midnight, lu.ip.u
lug the -tukr. W.. ruurt-"I rt.-lrut
uuug 90 ia" uuiuu l.,u,i rmilr.t Go
all rmrir,", IT, rrmau a, Sutk m,u
moan. When y" .AIl that W.rk uu rNrfN
Iiur Wuuli hr -tupy.I
lhr union ut'rHnl- AZ lh. ,Ir,ru mai
cat- viii not h. luNul,,,'
lhr West End street rnIIWa, uprrttr-
rir llur, thruughuGt the rN pfpIrt
south T. .~tpu. lorrr'-trf. East lr~tou.
Hrlgr,uu 'mntlisr. prf,ru- - NrA
tuu. Ml'lu tNrr.lt Mriutl aui ,hrru.
IN E'NlutN Wl ,hnra-ivNu M~trlrl-.
>,t,"u. Iitr.
NuIyr-ou. lud l,~ - lhc lu,.
buut hloch. uur ul tl' large, 900 tlr
"a h"li. hururi lpIdN. lu,-. tlu'l D.
II i- Thought the ufr caught tr,m night,
burned rArrlr-~lN The huIdug wa, dr.
Nutrl partially tn uil,r" putpo-r-. lhr
Il ku~lIuE \ llhNn"- irinrlmrut store
va also AN tE'TuIlut and the .pluIUhIu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

Mrs. julius lUiril AMI rAllIuru ul la,
Vegas AZ m th" rItl uu a Visit iu rrlo-
tl'"- and irirud,. lhrN vii urmatu -,N
rTAl DAYS
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-26

Potatoes--River burbanks. 45I50c: Ore
gon do 60q75c; early rose, 6oM10c: Petaluma
and Tomales, 55Nt65c; new potatoes, sl0OM
$1.25: Humboldt burbanks, 60m70c.
Vegetables--Los Angeles tomatoes. 81. %
I2.00; string beans, SAFE green peas, 15cdo
400 garlic, 4iac; green peppers, 25c;
dried do 7M10c; mushrooms. 10ltl2iac: aspar-
agus, $l.00Wl.I5 extra do, S2.25M25O; dried
Okra, 12ia6l5c; rhubarb 50M &c; extra do,
$1.00 clIcumbers, coca 50; Mexican
tomatoes. 7Oc@$1.OC; onions. sI.5oMlI5; new
Fresh fruits.-I4ongworth strawberries.
soc; black cherries. G5q9oc: white cher
ries, h0M 15c. currants. 75Ushc.
Citrus Fruits-Mexican lines, S5.50f06. 90;
California lemons. common. I5cq %: do.
good to choice. $l.5Om200; do fancy. ESQ
$50; California oranges, seedlings 81 600
LIS: navels. S2.2513.00: extras do, 49, 500
4.2J: Malta bloods. $200M2.50; Medterran-
can sweets, $l.75n250.
Tropical Fruits--Hawaiian bananas, 81. 90
G2.00; do plneapples. $S.00M1.00.
grtterfancy creamery 1is; seconds
Cheese Fancy mild new. &c: fair to
good, SM6lsc; Young America, sd3c; East
ern, 12gl4c.
Eastern, 1l4l11sc; Oregon. 1lM11iac; duck,
Poultry-Lve turkey gobblers, Bale:
do hens 121l3c; ROSTERS. old, $400M4.5 30; do
young, SS.000b9.50; broilers, large. $1,000 800;
do small, 2OO43.5O: hens, s350q4.5o.
Game--Geese, per pair. S0oMl.25; pige-
per doz, 50475c; cottontail. $780, bush do,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-26
The "Reader" OF "Jnne Eyre"

Mr.. Williams, who was the reader of
Messrs. Smith, Elder g. Co., was by his
position brought into touch with many
literary men of the day, but from letter
full of interesting "reminiscences Of Leigh
Hunt and his son, Thornton Hunt, of
George Henry Lewes and Of Ruskin, with
which Miss Williams has favored me,
have room only for short extract. my
mother" Miss Williams says, "well re-
members how my father sat up very late
ct night reading the manuscript Of Jane
Eyre and his saying to her how, in spite
of the tiny, cramped writing, he could not
leave the story, so thrilling and exciting
was it, and how he thought 1t would make
great sensation when published. There
was much excitement day by day as he
came into the house saying to my elder
sisters, More proofs Of Jane Eyre, girlsr
and waving thom in his hand.
My sisters could not imagine why my
father brought home those funny little
ladies he described as country cousins, who
were so quiet and retiring at tho family
tea. These were Charlotte and, believe,
Emily Bronte My mother guessed the Sc
cret and, being a woman of keen intuitive
Judgment, said the next day, with
twinkle in her eyes, Your Miss Brown is,
I believe, Jane Eyre My father hushed
her down, but, being so amused at her
woman's wit, could not control his express
sion and his telltale face proved her power
of discernment had not been wrong"-
Good Words.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-26
Biting the Lips.

The lip biting habit Will mar the pretti,
eat face ever turned out Of natures work
shop. All the GOLD cream, lip salves and
glycerin lotions introduced upon the toilet
table will not remedy the parched, cracked
appearance due to continual lip gnawing
process. Not until the habit is entirely
broken up IL there any hope Of change.
Girls frequently drift into this ugly prac.
tioe through foolish vanity that prompts
them to 'wear their di,nples" all tho time.
Others bite their lips from nervousness,
and sometimes II q girl has pale, oolorless
lips she will try to witty them by an oc-
oasional pressure with her teeth. After a
time, however. she nibbies away uncon-
sciously, and by and by her mouth losea
Its pretty CURVES, becomes rough and puffy
looking and all the charm of her face is
gone.--New York World.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-26
Local, Eastern and Foreign
Commercial Dealings
WALL STREET SPECULATION
Even OF Bo1d Sales on National Bank
Circulation
A Steady Increase In Natisnai Bank Notes for
Three Vesrs-Locai Produce Markets
Develop Unimportant Changes

The results of the recent issue of per
cent bonds upon the bank note cirCula-
Some increases in circulation based upon
the new bonds are likely to take place from
time to time. and the issue of notes upon
circulation about So, o0O, 900 higher than at
present but the direct effect upon the cir
Of the loan can se pretty
cured by bonds was $3.50, 1883, 6S7 at the close
of January last: Il has increased to s2o3'-
900 in the secured circulation will probably
rise to about SIG. 900 when all orders for
on s W Of
calendar Year a"l were 81 AZ, 800 The csrren:
Sye aeees % of The Of bdnd Mss
March was yle ~ 800 Fpe issue: J, S AZ ssF
The issues during the first quarter We're
almost entirely after the opening OF the
bids for the new loan on February ana
bonds. The orders for currency received
during April and yet not flled are about
will probably not be taken. owing to the
failure of the banks giving the orders to
obtain the new bonds :, at At aoo satisfactory at
ders remain to be filled and the bonds have
not been deposited. but 1t Is believed that
about two-,hirds OF this currency VIII
these conditions exclusive of small orders
likely to be received in the future, Will car
ry the secured circulation to 500, 000. 900
and the total circulation to $227 900 900. The
advance in circulation, as tho result In
part of the bond issues of the past three
years. is indicated by the fact that In the
beginning of 1925 the total circulation was
$206, 573. 653. and the secured circulation was
$l76, 667, 456. while in April 30 1895. the total
was 1924 101. 345, and the secured circulation
s203. 4o3. 23a.
These figures indicate a somewhat re-
markable recovery of the secured circula-
ton under the stimulus of new bond issues.
The secured circulation reached Its lowest
ebb on October 81. 1890. when tho amount
was 1924. 95S 1856. The aggregate circulation
was then $179, 755643. The withdrawal of
bonds and the deposit of lawful money for
notes In process of redemption was so
rapid that s54. 1876. 907 in such finds were then
held against notes outstanding. The retire.
nlent of circulation has been less rapid OF
late and the margin has been reduced be-
tween the aggregate and secured circula-
ton. Net redemptions for the twelve
months ending April 80 were 50, 1896. 493 and
the lawful money deposit was reduced to
$50. Cos, 106. The amount Is not likely to 20
much below $40. 900 while the national
bank notes remain a serious factor in the
circulation. The ebb and flow of new issues
and retirements will keep about that
amount in the treasury to cover notes out
standing and in process of redemption
Philadelphia Price Current.