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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
STEAM DUMMIES IN CITY STREETS.

The Aldermen over year ago passed reso-
ton providing for commission to consider the coh-
plants Of the property the West Side against
the use of steam dummies the NewYOr Central Rail
ROAD. One Commissioner. DIR. George A. FayunGa. was
named by the prOperty-owners; another, MT van Ars
dale by the railroad company and the third, Alderman
Waite, Was selected by the Board OF Aldermen. Dr.
Fayumga wrote the Board yesterday complaining or
the inactivity OF his associates one meeting only han
been held and that was on May "a, 1854 No plans
were before the Commissioners and they adj
i0uned to permit Mr. Van Arsdale 10 con
Flayunga said, no meeting had been held He recon-
mended that the Board pass resolution prohibiting the
use OF steam dummies below SiXtysecOnd-st. and leave
tho rail road company to work out Its own salvation.
Mr. JIehne said that the commissioner appointed by the
Aldermen was in sympathy with the railroad company.
Mr.. Quinn and Mr.. McKenna spoke OF the evils follow
ing the of steam on the streets Inc matter
was referred to the railroad committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
o,uSrs OF THE BRooKLIY DIsA SrER.

At the Coroner's investigation OF the BROOK
lyn disaster John McDernott the mason who built the
new brick piers under the ORDERS testified yesterday
that he did the work under the direction OF Mr. AoDot
the agent, who employed him by the day. lie ala not
know what weight the piers would have to sustain lie
had laid foundation wall and did not know that
permit requisite. He laid the foundations Tor the
piers feet deep, and did not know that the BUILDING
laws required depth Of three feet.
George L. Abbott the agent, said that Nathan Cushhg,
of Boston, owned the buildings and he had had Senea
charge of them for three years He never heard any
complaints from the tenants. He saw the inspectors
when they recommended new posts , aopu' t tSo
teen months ago, and he hau h,, thI.
was consulted about the work, but he relied upon hs
commensurate and trusted to the men lie emf
lie did not think OF getting permit 1Or the TecenV
work when other work done the w0rkmeh eot tIe
permits He told the carpenter. Peter watson 10 nave
live posts i'm place under the first floor before the jack
screws removed and only one OF them was up nc
word Miller the hOuscmOver that the WORK Wa
ready for him to take away the screws In order 10
hurry the work he helped TO take out the irst
Juror" What the cause OF the fan OF the ou''-
ing, in your opinion p -, -.
Mr. Abbott-It due TO the lack OF the small posts
which the carpenter should have put in. It'll.
Coroner Mcnningcr- Whom do you hold Responsible
for the accident
Mr. Abbott don't like TO say. go,
The Coroner-Yet you have testified that the Dullhg
unsafe without the posts, and you yourseH neipcu
take out the lacks before the posts were IN.
The inquest will he resumed to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The application in behalf of President Zadi-
gar of Salvador, to the default opened IN the
suit in which jud snent for 5000 entered against
him In favor of the Ironead Manufacturing Company
was granted yesterday by Justice Lawrence In the
Supreme Court, Chapbers. President Zaldvar Is re-
aured TO pay the COSTS the judgment standing as se:ur
ity. - - ,,,-
~ than Onehalf In value OF the real estate on
the line of Rider-ave., between
NTH aud sts' to the open
ing of that of the avenue Justice Lawrence ycster-
day confirmed the report Of the IN favor
OF it. opening OF the avenue was deemed necessary
10 the health Of that part OF the city by the Health
Board in order that might he constructed there
The finding in the OF DR. George W. Bun, who
was adiudged incompetent to manage his affairs On
account af habitnal drunkenness, was confirmed by
Justice Barrett yesterday. He held that there were
no Irregularities OF importance In the proceedings ana
added: "A case is clearly presented and the Court
should not hesitate to protect the unfortunate IMAM
committee of the person and estate VIII lie appointed
The General Term of the superior Court yesterday
affirmed the Judgment by Justice TruaN IN the case III
which Lawrence j. Callahan and James A. Kemp, groceIs
at No. Al Vesey-sI., obtained an injunction against
George r. Gilman. grocer in an adjoining building
restraining him from Obstructing the sidewalk with
pauks laid their building to the curb for loading
and unloading. ChiefJudge Sedgwlck c0ncnrred with
Justice Ingraham in the opinion, from which Jus ice
O'Gorman dissentei holding that while the people were
entitled bring action for the abatement OF the nui-
gauce the plaintiffs having aimed no special damage,
we're not entitled to the injunction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
RAILROAD EARNINGS.


TONDON. May l9.-l23D y. m.-COnsOls 09as for both
ney and the account United states for Per cent Bonds
~. Atanti ana Western Frat Mortgage trustees
Certificates - canadian Pacific. 3s Erie 1925 10 see
Ond -. Mexican Ordinary Pals II Pam Common
y = NcwNosk Central, sG'4 Pennsylvania 0Js i'eAdnS
IL.
-. Console 90 TIC for both and the account
80 D. onsos 90 9lS for both mony and the account
BERLlS May 1.-The statement OF the Imperial LanK OF
Germany shows increase In specie OF 2l4SODO marks
go COnsps 99l2 for both money and the account
advces qnote Three per cent Rentes at 80 francs
80 Ccntrnes for the account.
.3u p OnsOs 80 Jlb Tor both money ana the account
.. M. onsos 0J'a for both money aud the accounts
Atlantic and Western First Mortgage Trustees Ger
tncatc - q do Second Mortgage 5g; Canadian racine
3H1+ arc second CLns05 j2'G Mexican ordinary, 2
~. PAM Common. II; Ncw.YOrN Central 80. 80.
aduces quote Three per cent cntes at sOfrancs JZ2
centmrs iur the account .
49, D. M nnso g97t for both money and the account
p. m-rhc amount OF bullion gone INTO the Bank oil EnS
lana on balance t1ttif u ~ .OOl
lar silver quoted at i9d per ounce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
Total bush. 49le,2G2 427S92sI 8,So2,252I 4,O7049l

I'D SsaT an grades are Sc rather Sqe qsE
. c. straw-No. l Rye, 9O@Joc No =. 10 eOci oat %
HIDES uudertono again rather easy. with bust
IoPs-6i6ice rades continued firm IN sympathy with
The interior markets. General trade is slow. We quote
ISL : GVc; california iSS4 la r TO Prime iO6llc.
MET AIS on Cnpge iron Gull and easy closing 81 La0
Sl6is bid 5000 l7 asked. Transferable notices, May
- spot II ljc futures TRANSFERABLE notices
II G8 zoe hi for Baltimore IT, e. or 0rtoTd
Transfer be notices LAKE. issued at li50c do orord
lO8oc Lad steady a 's637z9c domestic speiter quiet;
Ions sS;k gqs1 at &c Tor r., 80. .t test va.
Ann aT dne al Saes Too 0 bDs sold for the
year &c Rosins eonuruel steady though again very
s sjs7 g. 81 i g. 81 Wt g I: w. $o H. g 'O
OUEAN FREIGHTs-Tne movement was to-day moderate
in Rs ito 2Gs 9S tine Sn Pos
To- f0NDoN Hence Bri,is6 steamer 700 bbis refined
for Genera: Ss era S cqgo EE hence
GSncs two NoFTSP GE om sS2 ae&
%orweia BARK SOG6 6Dls refined oil o. d. June 10th
and hence Norwegian bark 600 bills retned Oh
90 0Iuh grain lOc. aud from Philadelphia an american
iro@ SCrtG Cd6i, two American 6aTks with %oasses
sns 'f Ss 6 .nf on at ne az cargo lump sum
UNI - STATE from rmppne Is anus an Amerea aa
cases ser" crude 'C ORDERS from hadePiia
o 9E s a na T 5a ysS toms on an old
.... 90 R\PANo hence an AMERICAN schooner $500 and
With coal quoted at H. and back sugar private terms
AMSTERDAM hence, British bark 1000 Dds rehned OIL
OTIS inseed in rdemand and steady at &c for City;
IN gh an steady az ISr hea at tSer 81;
RoVIsIONs-PORR- continues duh market,
yaric ruling gtuerly steady sales 80 b6s Mess spot
Family Mess. az Ou@tl2 %; Prime 81 0Og$O 21;i;i
BEEF EN- hat no'G >; 20 oes o. on E.tra
mss III Packet slg JossI2 90 or 6 barrels
BEEP Mr. H is unmpoT S ant S Srces
&C.; smoked S65allers &C. , 6lG Is iIamS ~ g9'c
smoked Hams. lnia@ @c g an Po pr.
&c for Western delivery Lcnq CHAR : short Clear
o., DC DRESSED uDGS--. re shade better WIN laIr
demands city Heavy Light. a4cj Piss cc,:.:LARD
with ii lit speculation and rail- dull trading. sales -
Western SIC n sol 7g72 75o tc io 9n ne 'sS ss
pug IL GLl2c. 80 ties. August 90 De- cosss ~
2sS, LOO tcs. Coy October s SI al c closing
City steam fairy active e " W- o,.o@ 2S9s so 1'e'
pyd anosd =. os ssaS a snS pces 1
SssarEas iaSs isssSe, welsh aSs Is2oc Western
ws,, nsSn sacrsry al Co Ro loSi5c Cd
state sr5s s Western sctory ea
..CHEEsE-DGl ald nSre less nominal y w chsese.
SSs ia p4 to gr %,sa skins s
Western. iSi,c; skins. southsrn, i2si2,gs It,.
sUGAR@RSy iTner but quiet iar RenniI s. 5ei aes
ssss sI sssi . S e sTrive
P sSy' S ss r ,s ETaasS ap Mo1a
snseelonsTs $40 stS1SsEe En- se On
4si but held CITY, 7sc Sales. $4,000
$ sSSso TsS SS Ss%'nd Prime CIV
foBAccO-cuses and unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
LEASE MADE WITHOUT AUTHORITY.

In September, 1881, the Metropolitan Con
cert Company QimtedD leased to Henry f. Abbey and
Edward g. Gilmore the building Fortyfourih-st. and
Broadway at that time known the Metropolitan Con-
cert Hall The lease for two months froru Decem-
Der 1884, at 50, 800 month, with the option to the
lessees of further lease for year at 5000 week
They remained in possession of the building until Janu
ary 1882 when they gave up the building and refused
10 pay further rent claiming that the option had not
been exercised The company sued for rent claimed to
be due amounting To about $50 900 II claimed by
exJudge DttenhOefer for the defendants that the COM
pany by the terms OF its charter II not using its building
ust sell it, and could lease it, and Hamilton Cole to
whom the case was referred. held. An appeal was
taken an the General Term of the Superior Court yes
yerday affirmed the decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
NEW-YORK, May 1s.
There was no startling change in the charac-
ter OF the speculation in grain today and the week opens
with the same old influences and the conservative,
cautious by operators on both sides OF the
account. The business for export WAS Hight and
the transactions in options quiet. About
the only feature IN the speculation was
the sharp advance IN corn which took
uarr In Tho afrruoui and which credited to the
personal manipulation of prominent Chcds0 brokeI'
ON here visit. The rise l. based on ight receipts
ti the fear oC corner IN May corn Options for that
month rose a cents TO - ~ june aud August advanced
cent T. jjl- aud JGl aud July ended az gain OF ls
AZ JIl ,-n.s Wheat opened kand rlctl0haY lower
rallied later ana ended Las cent higher at d 69e
following hguros: May, ~ O2A; June, II Us
JAW ~ OIf-: August. II OOis, ana Septeh-
bar @iO7lg oats dun, tut - lnpdthlkihS
win the other cereals the market scored gam ol %
cent NJ 80 Tor MAY. JJ Tor June aud 3oI2 cents iot
July options Provisions were without feature and ar
was Od rifc - Oi Tor June, - IL for Juy,@ ~
for August. aud - - :or Srpte ubcr,
At Ncw-York. Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts OF grain today were Wheat 69569 bushels
cor 2j3.1S bushels: 0ats 59.3l1 bushels; otil gram
Iu2 so bushels Hour 1898 barrels Inc receipts ~
Chicago. Milwaukee aud 81 lonls were; Wheat, lis1ol
bushels: corn. 1880 bushels. uIt- l.o3l| bushels
total gram.JlJ 10, bushels: -four, 23,961 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
APPRAISER MeMULLENS REMOVALS.

The names of the employees i'll the Public
Stores who were recently removed by Appraiser Nc
Mullen are Edward Fowler. assistant appraiser IN
the First Division Isaac 0. Hurst, Kirby Smith, A. Boz
CART and Edward JclsOn, examiners Jacob knODock'
sampler; William n. squres, clerk Jacob Lewis
opener and packer; Colonel futile, Charles Noyes ana
William Terpehny. of the sugar Department "lH.in
Lawrence examiner and Joseph Lackey. clerk OF the
Eighth Division; Merritt H. Wickham, and Dr. william
ii. Gregg, assistant appraisers. g.,
Concerning these changes, Mr.. McMullen said to a
TRIBUNE reporter: few of them made for cause
that don't think their work has been saitsact ory
But most OF them for economical reasons There
may he other removals. but not unless am required by
purely business considerations TO take such q step.
Politics will not affect the question: for most OF my men
are experts and could not supply their places easily.
have been in the office thTy-thTce years. and thk
know some changes that business interests make desr
able If the execution OF my plans requires more re-
moyals they will be made"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
OWNERSHIP or THE TONKERs STATESMAN.
The strikino Garnet WeaYers OF NOnkers haY

INt NIIIkIIIg VdIUVI WVHNVIh u IUIIhVI1 INV
asserted that The YonkcrS Statesman IS owned mainly by
members Of the smith Carpet Company both President
Smith and his brOtherin-law. Mr. Cochran being among
it largest shareholders" The Statesman said yesterday
II parts OF this statement are utterly untrue rs
those referring 10 he stat SVGH the document Is en-
titled to no confidence respect whatever. Warren b..
smith never held dollar Of the stock OF The Ioukcrs
Publishing Company. william +. Cochran was one Of
The or sin4i stockholders, aud Of three ap-
uOnt-d by the trustees 10 advise with the editor when
the editor asked for advice. He sold his stock year
ago and since that has had interest whatever IN
the paper"
Mr.. Cochran. when shown the statement from tho
said that lie had answer TO make to IT,
cept say that the mills were open 10 all VINO desired
10 work. aud that they were opened about two
weeks ago there had been steady and satisfactory In
crease the working force. More operatives had come
In than they had expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
STATE or TRADE
DoMESTfC IA4KErA


BOSTON May ls.-FIOur dull Western superfne So IS
ass 5O Extra 81 760si 90 Patent spring Wheat. sl7i@
Steamer Yellow 55Isc steamer Mixed Sc No Grade 81
Gj7o oats quiet No. White 40 a.; No. White. 47c
Western Creamery. lGe2lc Eges-Freshad Eastern l4c
RcceptsFour 100 bbls 1000 sacks Corn 10000 push
BALTIMORE Nav 1S-Cotton steady Milling lO1ae. Flour
firm stree. and Western sn2er % 80 Is5 SO Do
Super So 5O0s3 7j TO- Extra - OOOsi 2ji TO- Brau
. ooss52 ra;aP,cS Family 50 90 do saperlalys
Southern red 81 o5 o6'do mbers l2osl ~ Sol MARY
ag9i2c May 99asc. al 90: June 81 OoRes oo1s July,
White S @ aS Yellow 80
Mixed spot 63dsa54c; May 63154c; June. 5S@ao4 &c:
sa Sa1c Western ' White das4i 40 q T1cd
Dennsyvanla- Al alsc ave hrTe a. 81 ssSc Provisions
Si0i b6si Wheat 1000 oush' Corn 5000 Dasna oats
10000 0ushi dTe loo busn shbments-Wbeat 10000
Corn. $4,000 bush
cNclSsAr. Nav 10 Flour gqiet and heavy Family.
n o. fecelots 500 shipments 5000 bush Corn easier;
No Mixed. 5lA.052c Oats easier; No Mixed 2si9o.
FSrE Gali at 81 sii $50 sli go Lard dull S.
Bulkmeats steady shOuiderr 81 20 shortrb. 50 90
short cear 49, Wbiskey firm and UNCHANGED AZ 81 IL
Hogs steady Common and Light 80 59g o 40 500 PACK o
menIs. 49,
DErGorr May ls.-whest dun. No / White 81 o2p cash,
81 o1i May, 81 o. June 81 - NO sed 92e Como.
MILWAUKEE. May ls-wbeat firm. No. 2 Cash. ss l;e:
June s2c July y corn guiet oats dull no z Ss
Mess Pork Cash or May 81 o. June 81 10 pI Lard
CHOICE % crss%sr ids @ s9 cream
EggsoFresh ilSl &c ReeePts-FSur 4sOo ebls Wheat
bills; Wheat, 5000 bush; Barley. LOO bush.
PEogA Ill. May 1s-Corn quiet: High Mixed 49946 isc:
No Mixed 45sgSehc oass active: No White 81 2 Q
Receiptscon 10000 bnshi oais 1000 bush Rye 80 600
bush shipmeats-corn $4,000 bash OATS socoo h"'i RJs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
Market closing dull but firm Transferable motto

closing dull but urn.
FLOUR AND MEAI-FLOUR-Marke very dull and de.
eide y lower Export demand limited with shippers gener
ally inclined 70 hold on S6bns trade a SSnne9 o % Sbs Of
which 1900 bbls for export including 400 6bs city
81 SOa s. So latter Choice Winter Wheat 800 b9Is
bb sn Mc az & q as for Spring and - ioa$ so
Winter Wheat ~ obs D,e M seat Ira %a 6g yit3
suPerrne 50 oa$ Extra No 81 396 ;e p: Coed to
ar aS y g o. Common T. FAIR Extra ohio IS -
Good g g. a. So GS 70 GnoGs a. oS 5SS - so Rge
MIXTURE a Is a 3 straight 5Ss5 25 Patent 81 90
FAR Extra sassT 5ods4 6 Fair 70 Good 81
e cao S T Nh Extra fS for Vest indies t.
south America So 59s5 - market closing dIll mi:
including Common to Cool 81 so; GOOD 9
I S m adj ira demand sales Ds s9Perns a.
% latter Tor Gh9ee yIow Wesern s5 90
AZ 10 rsndyuine at IS Sj6s3 so latter extrrae.
lois dA and without change IN PrcS osn little
steady Options opened "a & lower 1.-the tnen r w S
best prices Unite rade for export ami City Milling
ana m spring Wheat Shippers bought bush
an oo2 bnsb ,pot and 10 arrive including 81 900 bush
Milwaukee arrive, freight and Insurance at 10 ga
G GSS 9Sar{ nsTaacd Winter Mn Red at Sc
s. r o. S1 sosns list july s o CLOSING
do or september 1las Va closing at 81 2 90; LOT
October u GSl GS Glo1nE a 81 State Al sc
BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT u.et and noainaly
uncnanged CokN-MarkeI @nsetted Gssh os oRe od
firm options opened ac lower then recovered ana az
yanced closed firm al tho best prices mole.
trade for export and home use use ana O,S oqes s
bush 26S.OOO BUSH spot and 70 arr' e. including
Ungraded Mixed at 52i2a9 CT steamer Mixed 35a3Sse 10
- jjc. anoat No 3td0t,c IN elevator - Z
D,t,Lc auOat: White aud Low Mixed Joci While
south IN zoe incluinI $50 bush No Mixed &C o.
55c and 80 bush No yellow AT % Hc both 10 arr
cnst Ir,i,ht and insurance No Mixed for May 81 %
% c closing 5I2c. do for June, 81 sc closing al
80 do for July, - sa55Lc closing at % ao DO io
August 50 sG &C. closing at SO OAIs-Cash lots
heavy aud 4 d - lower IA recovered iOm Tue DE
cline and closed opened IA &c lower theI
recovered advance a &c. and closed urn a ihs 9es
prices AS 900 BUSH future ~ 900 bush spot nclud
ing No. Mixed at 81 &c. No 3sSQ3s Sc; No quote,
IA - c.: No White 4"c No. White A29i24oi No.
quoted i7c.; Mixed WESTERN az G. White DO. 421inc
White state t5a &c; No Mixed Tor May ''sa5c CLOS
ing nd Slc DO for June, 80 rd53c closing at 3l4: do
for July $50 Jt, closing at 80 FEED Dull
40 and g. 7OQ15c.. ID h. % Oc; 100 n, SOdJOc
-harps. soc al o. Eye feed. 30 aJuc.
stocks in store NewYork, Brooklyn and jersey city
grain warehouses and held railway lighters on certihcae:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19

Expor a GOOSE 60 Cows and Mixed s24oas IS: stoet
srs 50 7O0sl 50 Feeders. 81 j01S3 0U Texans 800
81 25.
Heos-Receipta 20 600 Shipments 1900; market weak;
Rough mixed % 909si l5 Packing and shipping % 100
81 30; Llghr. 81 Quasi 49, Sklps. So oO0f OD
SheeDReceips g. 90 head: Spme go head; msrkes
lower; Inferior 50 40G$3 Medium IS 0Gsf Uo oooo
81 SO Choice - 80.
LOUIS. May Is --t1tas-2acstDcS 1000 shipnentt
LOO quiet; Exporta SIS sO6sj Cloict
Shipping, 81 b50s4 40 Far 20 Aeiiun s. 5O0si2S
Texans 81 500 "a So
BUFFALO May IL Cattle 3eceiuts toiay. 1900 neat total
for thus tir 5000 mead; aeaM week $500
head: consigned throign. n market steady
Choice S. 0o9s5 3 stockers AMI Feeter
s. sOds4 20.
bsep Receipts today 5000 head total for week thus far
1900 week 1000 heai consgnc1
through. III cars marker dull and lower; Medium %
50 25 Choice "a 80 asa 50 Ordinary
70 Choice Lambs. 50 O0df5 50
HogsReeepts to-day 10000 head total for week thus tac
2l.00O head for ume ait week. lnO0p neat con-
signed through AZ OF which AZ 10 NewIork market
lower; Medium 70 Fair Y0Ikers "a i0aSi 5O GOOD 70
Choice. 81 40Q4 5O Butchers Grades. "a oOGS4 90 Pgs
81 a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY 49, 1885

even among the special speculative classes The Louis
vile and Nashville issues however. continued to be
Orleans and Mobile sold up to 3D. closed 92Io
me ILLUS were Ia higher at 74h073+, ana
and Texas general IS only steady at 76Aa77
ana the % were OF 4 att Gill Missouri Pacific cOnsols
9Sa and closed at 0slo Texas and Pacific incomes were
steady at and rsts Rio Grande division were
higher ut 49disA. Atlantic and Pacific incomes were
NJ ut IL, and trsts Western division advanced III to
73l2 Denver and Rio Grande frsts per cent
higher az lO2. Northern Pacific irsts were weak at
1034l02@. and Oregon Improvement irsts were OFF 0s
slIa. large business Was done in Erie second
s ans an tbo from DIN down to 5o's'S goS
Z to IN Rome watS SS@sS and ogde@:5urg rsts
were ~ higher Mt 74 and the incomes per cent
per cent decline to 0sIa Canada Southern frsts were
steady ut %. and the seconds l9 lower at cole West
snoTe ana Buhalo 3s were about steady at 5o20So4,
%, ana rsts Wisconsin and Minnesota division were up
2 At 30 and tho terminal 5s advanced q to 49, The
Northwestern and the Burlington and Quincy debentures
were steady at previous quotations.
Inc sun Treasury to-day gained S23l Gsi on balance,
loss Of sioO.i12. The DAYS operations covered !:
Receipts. l.i19.7ol payments, $l.17s0l7 currency
balance, - 1913 70j coin balance, Sl3S,43l,7o2.
Money on call ruled easy ut per cent all day. 49,
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows:
Exchanges. Sl0j,3s2.25s; balances, S3,0iO.345.
Inc united St1tes Treasurer at Washington utuS
received Tt2400O National bank notes for redemption
tie customs receipts were $G50763 and the Internal
revenue receipts were $67J,50S.
The foreign exchanges wcrednl and weaker ana rates
were reduced We revise quotations for business rs
foil Bankers bills. - 81 and - 50 for long and
short sterling respectively j1e5 y and D. 1868 for r mes
0iA and 05A for relchmarSs; 4Oi5 and At % Tor
guidcrs.
In London British cOnsols opened SIG higher at $685.
ana remained steady during the day. United states
bonds were quoted. American railways were irreg
ular after the fashion OF turiays home markets. ana
therefore generally higher at the opening but The
advances were not always sustained 10 the close Inc
Bar silver q lower ut A9l per ounce. At Paris
Frcuch per cents rose to SO.52l2.