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AID FOR
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Bsukers and Reserve Board to
Make Plans for Relief
Rates Here Lower.

Bankers held informal meetings yes
riay for an exchange Of views re-
riding their attitude in the much-dis-
used conference with the Federal Re-
,ve Board in Washington to-day.
liter the last Of these meetings in the
Clearing House it was said that the
a,legatss from Kew York Seth Low,
PRESIDENT Of the Chamber of Com
nerce; Albert II. WigCin. chairman of
he Clearing House committee and
president Of the Chase National Bank,
md BENJAMIN Strong, jr., president
b he Bankers Trust Company
bed not determined on any Spe-
SIC proposals TO be made 70 the Fed
raj Reserve Board for clearing up the
International banking tangle. They eX-
1eeted, rather, 10 hear first from the
board what It's plan was.
Information concerning the amount
b American indebtedness abroad, which
! special committee OF three, at the re-
pest Of the Secretary of the Treasury
his been gathering from local banking
fo1ses and exchange dealers, is expect
q to be OF much service in helping to
Emulate a plan for action under the
Espiees Of the Reserve Board Mr..
iggin said yesterday that there had
pen an excellent response to the cir
fslar letter asking for detailed figures.
ne Of the largest international
gfss, it was reported in other quar-
el had refused TO furnish facts about
tsr foreign business, but in the main
q result Of the inquiry was salts
siory.
Much is expected from to-day's con-
renee. There is the possibility that
q Reserve Board viii find way for
De government to aid In the export of
aough gold 10 persuade foreign credi-
eH Of the United States that their
ears about debts from this country
feing uneollectible are without founda-
ion. Il was reported yesterday that
ne Of the plans under consideration Is
o. the Treasury Department to deposit
sV0OO,0OO gold with the national
INKS, but bankers professed to be lg-
pfant Of any such proposal.
Sterling exchange rates again Tell,
smand going 10 5.O350 and cables to
9i5O, largely because of the efforts
three or four dealers acting in con-
eIt to break the market.
The prospect Of siege Of Paris has
l1t of the market for Paris demand
uls altogether. because prospective
ayers are afraid TO take them lest
lSis be cut off before they can be pre-
ated. Those who are willing to take
AZ chance can't get them, because the
mixers who sell them will have to take
en- baek-and back at per cent in
fist for the time they are outstand-
g--in case they cannot be cashed on
tount Of such a contingency.
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COUNTY COURT.

SpeFial Term-SOUTHARD, J.
TX parte matters.
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OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

steamer chartering was Woderale, WIN q
,,,,,,sd demand for additional boats. Rates
continued TO favor shippers and tonnage o. o.
fcrSd freely. Quotations 10 Liverpool 40
i .+O5 ~. Bristol. 4i9c; Cork for orders
IS ,' Sd picked ports. United Kinsdom ia large
tonnage 4s: cotton TO Liverpool, per 100 To-
40c. acknowledgements steamer 800
TONS New York and Brazil trade one d9u nna
tYip. I. September; British steamer, so'VOo
cases petroleum, hence to w Z ltay' az 90
about 2iiAc with options, prompt 6TlI ,is1
norts f'nited Kingdom, Is iOi9d, with options,
Septcmbcr-October British steamer 5Z,VOO
ars. grain. Gulf to picked ports United hlhs-
dom or France . I. prompt; Danish ssediue,'
2Dl tons. West India trace, u months p l,
September; Danish steamer ] 3l6 tons same,
British steamer 1870 tons, same one rounu
trlp. basis IS 4d. prompt; British steamer ss,,
700 tons coal Baltimore TO Port Lluloh'
nro,rnt Norwegian steamer, l, lSs tons
rails and coal. Baltimore to British lion
duras, y I, prompt.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
york-Sarah c. Hidden, Plaintiff, against
Julia w PorEes, Emma A. Mayhem, Cor
nelia Henderson and others, Defendants:
In pursuance Of a judgment OF foreciosure
and sale, duly made and entered In the
aboye-entltled action and bearing date the
26th day Of August, 1914, !, the undersigned,
the referee In said judgment named Will sell
Al public auction, at the Exchange sales
room, Nos. 1915 Nesey street, In the Bor-
The card day OF september, 1914. a. ~
o'clock noon on that day BY samuel Marx.
AuctlOnegr the premises directed by said
Judgment 70 be sold, and therein described
as follows:
situate lying and being in the Borough OF
Manhattan, City Of New York bounded and
described as follows; Beginning At point
on the nOrtherly side OF 6oth street distant
500 feet easterly from the corner formed
BY the intersection OF the easteTly side Of
West End Avenue and the noTtherly side OF
Goth Street; running thence noTtherly and
parallel with said easterly side OF West
End Avenue 100 feet 5 inches 70 the centre
line OF ths block; thence easterly along said
centre line OF the block % feet, thence south
eriy again parallel with the easteriy side OF
West End Avenue 100 feet inches TO said
northerly side OF seth Street, and thence
westerly along said northerly side Of s6th
street % feet 20 the point or place OF be-
ginning The esstery and westerly walls
running for part Of the distance through
nsrtv walls. said premises being now known
by the Street No. 233 West G6th Street.
Dated New York, september lSt, 1914.
SAMSON FRIEDLANDER, Referee.
ADDISON GARDNER. Attorney for plaintiffs
20 Broad Street Borough OF Manhattan,
The following Is a diagram OF the prop
ertv 10 he sold; It's street Number IL 25s
West seth Street:
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BANK FORECLOSES
ON ROCK ISLAND
Central Trust Co. Sues
Railroad After Interest
Is Defaulted on Bonds.

The Central Trust Company, as
trustee, yesterday brought a fore
closure suit in the United States Dis
trict Court against the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Railroad Company
because of default in the payment OF
interest on an issue Of 4 per cent gold
bonds of POOP, of which bonds to the
amount of $71,353,5OO are now out
standing. ,
The trust agreement of 1902 under
which the bonds were secured lfo-
yides, among other things, that In case
default in the payment Of any install
ment of intere t shall continue Tor
ninety days the trustee may declare
the principal of all the bonds then out,
standing to be due and payable, and
NAV then proceed with a suit to lore,
close the trust agreement and 10 sci.
the securities constituting the trus'
estate under decree Of the court
The amount of interest in which the
| Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific kall-
read Company is now in default, as
stated in the complaint, is Sl,426,O6O
This does not include the interest ac-
cruing from May last, when the IN
stalment became due. IL
Albert Rathbone, of Joline, Larkln
& Rathbone, attorneys for the commit
tee organized to protect the BOND IN
terests, said last night that the tore-
closure suit brought against the COM
many by the Central Trust Company
was for the purpose of releasing the
stock of the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific Railway, deposited as collateral
behind the bonds.
The $780, 800 of the bonds out,
standing are secured by an equsl
amount of the operating property
stock. The interest on the bonds due
Nav / was defaulted, but no action
was taken by the bondholders during
the period of ninety days grace. Al
the time of the default it was also
thought that a reorganization plan
would be evolved in which the stock
holders Of the Rock Island Company,
the everything holding corporation
would be permitted to participate, but
this plan fell through.
This plan, which provided Tor the
elimination of the Rock Island Com
pany and the railroad company, with
combined capital of 100000
WAS dDdnQOUtu BGNdhoN "a "a
of the bankers representing the STOCK.
holders to underwrite an issue OF
$50 ,OOO,O 900 new preferred stock, in
view Of a revised balance sheet and
revised estimate of the railway com
pany's earnings, made necessary by
the accounting rules of the Interstate
Commerce Commission which went
into effect July |.
When the court permits the col
lateral trust 4 per cent bond holders
to foreclose on their mortgage they
will be in direct control Of the oper-
ating company. For this reason, said
Mr.. Rathbone last night, the formal
receivership of the railroad company
can be recognized as a step in the re.
organization of the Rock Island
system,
No further steps toward a reor-
ganization of the company's financial
structure are expected to take place
in the near future in view of condi.
tions resulting from the European
war. When the tentative reorganiza'
ton plan failed it was announced that
the operating propertys necessities
rad been provided for up to January l
and that a receivership of this com
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. September 3, 1914.
BUTTER,

Receipts S497 pkgs No change in values,
but barely steady tone for all grades Of
creamery. Creamery, extras, 3li7U3-c; irsts,
2siza3lc; seconds, 26T2sc; state dairy. finest,
30c; good 10 prime, 27iaQ29c; process, extras,
96a 26i2c; hrsts. 24lsG2Jl3c; imitation cream
cry 24liyJc.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

SALL MONEY, g and per cent.
= NE MONEY nominal. with rates at
~ 'sANfILE PAPER There was prac-
- - 90 business, with the rate nominally
NEARING HOUSE STATEMENT--Ex
- ~. SltZ.ISS,l1s: balances. $3.50, 2O7.
ro,,s, y, iIe,asaiy was creditor TO the
~ hEASC RY- New York banks lost
lasy N.7S2,0O0 s'"0'
geSaEstlc EXCHANGE.-Cincinnau zoe
smluia asked Boston ne D''' 'O'
- ~LLAhlNGS. Chicago. exchanges
issr'.,,siao 10 osa l2ee 4tS4g4I BALTIMORE.
M -nses tS,zzo557 balances S5qi s8G. 81
tss4 siss s5n tlo.2iS.5OS. balances ST..
&c t9.039,625; Boston. excbsness az
~ =. balances l632363
~ TX MAkkEr--Bar silver In London
80 an ounce, unchanged New York
t9n was b5ls Unchanged
StlEl4N ENCHANGE.-R, ,,.
restricted. with rates nomInsi Csbis
1S sVAS0' demand sterling, 5.Os5O. "O''
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CITY COURT.

extra fine granulated 7.2Jc; domino granu-
lated. cases .. go and , 10 cartons los
and T6Jc in half cases; Eagle :, ~ ana 10
cartons fne granuated, 7.ijc; 2-lh bags 90
I .55c; 3ia-lb bags do. 100; J-lb bags 40
7 a.! IU-Ib bags do, :. 4Oc; - and "a NJ bags
do and standard granuIated, 7.3Uc' fine gran
ulated and diamond a. 7.25c: confectioners A.
I Ijc; No 1, 7.O5c; No =, &c: No 3, soc;
No l. G9Oc; No >. 6.s5c; No q. 6.sOc; No a.
G. 75c: No :, BTOc: No g. Goo; No 10, SOC;
No II, g. 55c; No r. 600; Nos -, II and
Is. sac. There was no change M raw, nor
was there any business reported. Some scat
tered lots Of Cubas iwerc available al the old
level OF Be-, but rchn4rs were not Interested
and the market closed steady at G.O2c Tor
centrifugal, 537c for nolasscs, and &c for
Cubas, cost and freight.
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pany need not be expected before that
time, at least.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YOrk.-MaX NJ WarbuTg. PLAINTIFF, against
The Twenty Eighth Street and seventh
avenue Realty Company and others de-
In pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered In the ABOVE
entitled action, and bearing date the 7th DAY
OF May, 1914, I. the undersigned. the Teferse
in said Judgment named, win sell at public
auction. at the Exchange Salesroom, No..
1916 Vesey Street In the Borough OF Mahhat,
September. 1914, at II o'clock noon on that
day. by Bryan l. Kennedy, auetioneer, "
premises directed by said Judgment 10 Dc
sold. and therein described as follows; -
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF lano,
with the buildings and improvements theIfoh
erected. situate, lying and being ~ the v So
ough OF Manhattan, City Of New io'S
Begin Beginning ' at the corner formed by the In
tersection OF the southerly side Of TNenS
eighth Street with the easterly slC2 OF So
,nth Avenue; running thence sasteIy' S as
hfty-six 1862 feet eleven and one-halt Nlnl
Inches thence southerly, nearly parAIei WIN
Seventh Avenue. seventy-eight Os) teet tno
the centre OF a party wall; thence westerly,
parallel or nearly so with said southerly sloo
OF Twenty-eighth Street and part Of the as n
lance through The centre OF said psIw r Ttsrs
ca inches 10 said eaSteriy sioe Q, seSen ,a
Avenue; thence northeny, along me hA IiS
seventyeght C7G feet one and o. nan Ha;
toaether with the appurtenances. -.
Said premises being known oy ms me . 49,
numbers three hundred and eleven lsltl, ILL., nssS
hundred and thirteen (Sl0 and three hoha''N
and hfteen (Sl0 Seventh Avenue
dated New York, August lIth, lslt:
Referee.
sTRoOCK & sTRooCK,
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF: ~
ao Rroad street. Borough OF Manhattan Nj
City. 49,. -, ,h. Oron.rty
:, he sold: It's street numbers are Nl-SlS-at
Seventh Avenue:
w. 18th 81.
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BUSINESS REVERSES

EMPIRE FURNITURE CO.. 10 West 22d
st. Schedules show liabilities. $40 i2G. nom
inal assets. SyG,O01. Creditors include :
SANFORD & Sons; Amsterdam. y. y, s4,5l3;
Chicago, $4,000: n. Michaels. New York
N,J42; Union Exchange National Bank, 81 -
4OU; W 5. WeisSGlass Co., Brooklyn. s., $50.
ROZOFSKY BROS. general store, Liberty,
y. J. Schedules show liabilities, S23, sjl ;
assets, Sl7SS3.
Essen q FELT. cloaks and suits. l5a West
10Th st. Petition filed by Morris b. Arnold,
assignee, for VIM. Horowitz, $500: Levy &
Meyrich, 500; Max s. Rosenstcin $40 Liza
biities said to be $4,000; assets, 1000
-ETNA BAKING CO., 4O4 TO- 4OS East 32d
Knckerbocker Mills Co. SO; IL. BayIes
1850. Liabilities said to be $4,000; nominal
assets, $1,000.
EMMA HORENBURGER. G5G East 183d
ST., filed a petition, with liabilities. Sl3, 2l2
no assets. Creditors include the Long Island
& Westchester Holding Co. S6,123; Herman
Horenburger S3,50l.
TON, teas and coffees, jli West 42d ST.
Petition filed by Sternberg jacobson & Pol
lock, attorneys for Carter, Macy d Co, So
67G: Thos. Crooks Co, 1854; Fred. Ed
wards, S32S Assets said TO be s.. 900
STRAUSS. GLEITSMAN & CO, INC.
furs, IL East 3lst st. Petition filed by Der
lat Bros. $6l1i Schlank & Piller, SIG;
kaufman q Teppermun $3.50 Judge Mayer
appointed Robert 5. Conklin receiver; bond
$500. Liabilities said TO be $4,000; assets
$1,000.
y Z. RCCHlNG REEL co. reels and
paper boxes, III West 18th 81. Petition filed
10y Ferdinand l.. Schmidt, trustee II Hassett
& parraGh. 1851.
VINCENT ANASTASIO. tailor. 20 East
1871 ST, hled petition, with Liabilities, ST.
G67: no assets
FELIX RESNICk. druggist. 1856 Amstcr-
dam av., filed schedules showing liabilities
S5Sl4; nominal assets, s., $50, actual assets
$3.50.
ACCURATE RHINESTONE NOVELTY
WORKS, 1O6 Spring St. Judge Mayer signed
order confirming composition at SO l-3 cents
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REF WALL STREET NEWS

Directors Of the Guggenheim Ex-
'fatiOn Company have postponed
gldend action until Wednesday next,
mig TO 8 lick Of a quorum.
VOID to the amount of $250,000 has
sh withdrawn from the Sub-Treasury
shipment TO Canada.
lae quarterly meeting Of the direc-
S % o. the Tennessee Copper Company,
aleh was 70 have been held yesterday,
81 postponed until September IL, after
iiufe 10 secure a quorum.
announcement has been made of the
isnation Of John W. James, jr., from
y, arm o. Schmidt and Gallatin, who
~ maze his temporary offices at 35
ioaa ST. for the purpose of dealing in
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So NJ

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above described
property Is TO be solo. Is one hundred ana
FIVE thousand three hundred and hfty-tvo and
si-lOO dollars di05.352sD, with interest there
on from the 9th day OF April, 1914, toBethsf
with costs and allowance amounting TO -FOUR
hundred thirty-nine and 1900 dollars
(S439l5), with interest from May Ith,
lei4 together with thu expenses OF me
sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes, assessments and water rates or othef
liens which are 10 be allowed TO the nur-
chaser out Of tho purchase money or paid
by the referee, is two thousand six hun
bred and twenty-six and Ss-Ioo dollars
(S2.S26.s6l and interest
The above described premises will be sold
subject 10 the following survey variations
and none Of them shall be deemed nor regard
ed as objections 10 the title nor any ground
for rejecting such :itle.
l. The westerly wall Of the building adioin-
ing on the east encroaches one and sever.
eighths Q7O inches on the above described
premises
OF the premises 3l5 Seventh Avenue, on the
above described premises, has no easterly
wall its beams being supported by the west
eriy wall Of tho building adjoining on the
III. Fences are not on lines Of the record
dated New York, August nth. 1914
CHARLES s. FErrRETCH,
Referee.
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
SEPTEMBER 3.
Manhattan,

The following judgments for amounts Of
more than 500 were filed yesterday, the first
name being that OF the debtor:
Anastiso. Minchella-Bramhall. Deane Co..
Sis 81.
Allen. James &c. /. Williams. STOPS "a.
Relleman August. p. Fitzsimons 500 L.
Borner. Arthur-H. +. Wolf s24S 81
Brown. Harry-Shulnan & Sons 1856 "A.
Bloch. Merwin :. O.-Manhattan Leasing
BerE. Mary A.-Albion Raincoat Co.. Inc,
cs sstb - Frank-cltv Of New York. Sill 81.
Cccire. Bernard Wv. V. Astor. SSH So
Cohen, David J.. and sam GoId0erg--J. Hoey'
CoTbm. John R.-MitcheiI. Vance Co.. 500 IS.
Davis Glenmore-Hotel Bismarck Co.. SlO2 IS.
Dplb Badowc il. O. Schin ct al Sl29 49,
Doelger. Charles. Louis Doelger. carrie
u. Kramer. Joseph Doclger and Louis
DOeg,r. 2d-W. 3. Taylor A69 d.
peyaney James-Jcremiah skidmOre's Sons
Dobek Standardization American steam
ship CO.. Ltd COSTS 1864 "A.
Ely. Jacob-M. Wcilginsky It al, $40 p.
Ericsson, Charles G.-Nan orden Corset Co..
Freedman. Israel LIS. p schlaansky,
Fsinstein. Ignatz-H. Kramer ct al. slo5 So.
GoIdstein Emanuc-C. l.. Williams. 1891 %.
Grylls Cecil-Acker. Neral q Condit Co..
Ge sr4a E1i Jacob-New York Veal and Mutton
Hsi aid; ''' Wy'iiillam-E. Horno. $780,
H Heri Allen II. and sarah-oppenheim,
Collins "a Co. S15S o..
Heliosravurss, . co;- Ine,-coOper-HewItt EIee-
KatSensiein. Chares-H. d. Hanson ct al
S2ll A.. . ,, .ro
Realty Corp, s.. AZ 81.
Jerrisch. Make. Lowe. AH 20.
IJndinger, Marie-W. Cedarholm. 1881 50.
Lesser Joseph and Sadie-J. J. Lynch ct al
NJ ~ vs. Mercantile Cos. sueskind I32 g.
Same-J David. S236 q. ,o,,-s
Marosco Charles IA. d. Middleton S6ie 90
Mortenson. Andrew-Ward Lumber Co.
oy SS2i S Myron &c c. si5cy ct al. il29 10
Quincy Amusement Co.-Burns BIOS. tll6 %
Palmer. Lawrence-New York Independent
ps HrSI O Jehi Ell HI Cappell. s3s a
PSeu ,y% Gustaye-Alfred Field & Co. SEQ SlN
Renehan, Adele. F. Du Beau , $StH e. ,i,o IN
RUbino Giuseppe and RoLarlo Ferrasi-
Jacob Hoffman Brewing Co.. $25l ~
Reliable Arc LiFht Cor. : Chisholm
ssidsn Iil5t vehicle Con- Dammann
s5 sssi ~ Philip-Interwovcn Stocking Co.,
ss MgeIii Peter. and GeorEiO Gorgte-reo-
st pie sTS' Mo%Tris-Amcrcan OH Cloth CO..
t, Inc, s'-T ISoris--J Hoey. 1856 20.
Van5nyilIe COMEDY Club--Bcrghon Brewing
va 2Kerienbcn, Walter-steinhardt Bros. q
vo CO iIof jacob. Rebbcr $685. g. ,na
NvmndeT Edward &c. Bergman Nio ~
The Bronx.
,r,,or Euecne-W. w. Penheld, 1919 8. i,
hrerbscb Beniamin-E n. RodlocH, SII' H.
f,,el,,s Charles VT, Mazzareno. SsSl.
T 'nU' William W.--Modern Tile and Marble
GO. iny,; 'Trthur-r c. johnson. 500 26
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CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
PGERIESS STANDARD PAPER *
WOODENWARE CO., a domestic corpora
ton having It's principal business office in
tho Borough OF Manhattan, CITY County and
state OF New York, will apply 70 the supreme
Court OF the state ~ New York. New York
County. at a Special Term, Part ! thereof
10 be held At the County court House IN the
civ ard County OF New York, on the q day
81 Oc.oror. 1915 ar 10 - o'clock IN the fore
noon uf that day, or as soon thereafter IS
counsel can be- heard, fOvJan order authorizing
the said corporation 10 change Us name 10
tho PEERLESS PAPER co, nc
Dated New York August llth, 1911
PEERLESS STANDARD PAPER s. WOOD
F,NWARE 90.
By MAX SCHLANGER, President
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Supreme Court-BRADY, j.
Cyndlt/ Auerbach-- 5 Klein.
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sURROGATEs, NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
John r. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the
County Of New York. NOTICE is herrby
given to all persons having claims against
New York. deceased. 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber. At
her place OF transacting business. Al the
once Of Arnold & Greene. No. III Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan In the city Of
New YORK. on or before the 18Th day Of
NoNeu Der next.
Dated New York. the 30th DAY ~ April.
1914 MARY G WfTTER ExecutriN
ARNOLD & GREENE, Attorneys for EK.
eguirK, III Broadway. Borough Of Man.
HAITIAN. City % New York
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II. NJ. BYllesbY.
Bank of England Return.

London, Sept. 3.-The weekly return
Of the Bank of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve in
creased s4,5S3,000, circulation de-
creased f284,0O0, bullion increased
f4,299,S00, other securities increased
fll,9l6,O00, public deposits increased
S47OO,OO0, other deposits increased
S9,926,00O, notes reserve increased
e4,592,000, and government securities
decreased G1,755,OOO.
The proportion of the banks reserve
to liability this week is 1903 Der cent,
against 1888 last week. The rate Of
discount remains unchanged at per
cent.
The bank to-day received e61S,OOO in
bar gold and 100000 in American
coin.
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sURROGATE'S COURT-sCHULZ. g.
No day calendar.