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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-12
.ILL HIS READY MONEY STOLEN.
Saloon Keeper Cnstn Unable to Cash Cheeks
for His Railroad Customers.


Charles Fl. Casta n saloon keeper at 10
Montgomery street. Jersey City, lays in an
extra supply OF cash on the particular day in
each month when the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
employees are paid of. Many Of the railroad
men are his customers. and he cashes their
checks to save them tho trouble Of going to
the bank. At noon yesterday he had $500 in q
cigar box behind the bar. A stranger entered.
took drink. and sat down at a table to read
paper. A second stranger entered a few mo-
nents later. drank glass of beer. and sat
town at another table. In n minute or two. a
third stranger stood at tho head Of the steps
and called Casta out. This stranger was ap-
parently excited and out of breath.
Are you Mr.. Casta? he asked.
That Is my name" q
We'll. there il IL lady IN In Washington
street who wants to see you right away. A
truck ran into her carriage and smashed it,
and she 10 pretty badly hurt"
Mr. Casta went up the street a short dis
one in charge Of the saloon. and he went back
to- call his wife, from upstairs, He almost
tainted when he discovered that the cash box
was gone. The second stranger was also
gone. but the first one was still sitting at the
table reading the newspaper While Casta
and his wife were bemoaning their loss. he.
too, disappeared. Casta's railroad customers
had to get their checks cashed elsewhere.
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gov. Flower Attends the Picnic Of the Scho-
marie County Teachers Association,

SUMMIT. schoharie County, aug. 1l.-GoT
siower arrived here at T.. NJ. to-day. and after
a'h'hG with ex-Assemblyman James II. Brown
proceeded to Summit Grove. He WAS tho guest
OF the Teachers Association OF the SO ond
schooi district OF Schoharie county This WA
the hrst visit of a Governor to this part OF tins
o'ate In forty-nye years. Tho occasion to-day
was the annual picnic OF the association.
winch was attended by over 5000 people from
tthis county and from surrounding towns in
ny counties OF Delaware and Otsego. At
CLOCK tne Governor assembled n raised plat
ioIm ana was introduced to tho immense con,
sSooieskill. The Governor then delivered an
,.mnterestlng address. and was frequently inter-
r ran WITH applause. At the close of his re-
Snt personSlly., He returned to Albany at 8
!" oiocE and Will 60 TO Waterfowl tomorrow.
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PHILADELPHIA CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
FRIDAY. Aug. IL.

FRIDAY. Aug. IL.
The stock market was more nearly at a
standstill to-day than at any time for a num-
Der OF weeks. The dealings were also Of a
more professional character The covering OF
shorts advanced the prices OF n few stock $. and
moderate buying for long account helped to
demonstrate the scarcity OF tho supply. Tho
principal dealings wore In Sugar Refining.
Chicago Gas. and st. Paul. The first named
fluctuated widely and closed fractionally
lower. Chicago Gas scored a net advance Of 2
y cent. and st. Paul. In common with the ma
jority Of tho list. closed fractionaly higher.
Western Union. which was not especially nc
tive. gained D.. y cent, while General Elec-
trio, which received fairly good deal OF at
tention closed unchanged after advancing to
Al and declining 10 AN.
The important developments to-day were
outside OF the stock market In the first place
the premium on currency declined to l q cent
OF equal importance was break in tho rate
for sterling exchange Of several points, as
noted further on In this column. The decline
in exchange was. OF course. largely due to the
virtual disappearance OF the premium on cur
rcncy 1t was also brought about to an extent
by offerings OF time loans for four months at q
q cent. on dividend-paying securities.
The imports Of specie to-day were 81. $780,
600, and S1.10O00O was Withdrawn from the
Bank OF England for shipment to tho United
States. The premium on money has prompt
ly operated to restore the money market to
nearly a normal state. and In consequence 1t
is expected the premium will disappear alto
gether within Il few days. The issue OF Clear
ing House loan certificates to-day was $780,
600. making the total issue $37.O15. 600 The
closing OF the stock market was In the main
steady
Final salea com pare with those of yesterday
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Bak ers' Unions TO Parade.

Tho bakers unions will celebrate their tax.
ing possession of their new club house at 257
East Tenth street this evening by q parade. to
be followed by dinner and speeches. The
parade will start at 8 p. NJ. from the old head
quarters. Houston and Allen streets. preceded
Ry platoon OF police; other labor organiza-
bakers, unions OF several cities will DO in line.
Samuel Gompers will probably have something
expected TO be In the city to-day and to attend
the annual outing OF District Assembly 253,
the building constructors, In Bromer's Union
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Live stock Market.

NV YORK. Friday, Aug l1.-Recsipts of beeves
Were 2U99 head. including II cars for export Al
for the and h3 cars direct to blnughterers
Trad" active for al grades lO9I6o 100 MS stronger
Poorest best native steers sold at t37bGf6 20 q
ms Texans and ColoradOs at $3674@$tOb bulls and
dry cows at 81 2c@S275. Dressed beer steady at az
quotes American steers lower at psl1o y h dressed
weight and American refrigerator beef dull at scant
Sc, q n, shipments to,day I 400 quarters OF beef
T9;mo,r9w sos Sesves ana ,o ~ quarter
barely steady; Veal, sold At seSSe2s r. 100 maj
Receipts of sheep and lambs were b76a head.
s.a4 Sn 100 rs: lambs AZ IL. 5oSssf FANCY sss
At s63b, Dressed mutton dull at 1890 v n: dressed
lambs slow at ga lie,
Rsesipts OF hogs were 2o8t head. including 2 cars
sale Market steady at S6.bo@$o 20 n 100 MS
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Til. Launch of the Minneapolis.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The launch OF the
new commerce destroyer Minneapolis at
Cramps shipyards. Philadelphia tomorrow.
is to DO an affair Of some ceremony. A special
train will take distinguished party from
Washington to witness the launch 1t will in
clude ice-Presdent Stevenson Secretary
Herbert. Senator and Mrs. Henderson. Sena-
ator and Mrs. Cockrell. Senator and Mrs.
st ock bridge Chief Naval Constructor Philip
Hichburn. Congressman McAleer OF Pennsyl-
vania. Breckinridge Of Kentucky. Livingston
Of Georgia, Meyer Of Louisiana. and Cogswell
burn. whose daughter will christen the vessel.
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53s, O83 sIoO.r2U,s4v
Electric stock Quotations.
New York Markets.

FRInAr. Aug 11-flour sold rather RELY owing
to stronger market for wheat and the feeling among
dealers was more cheerful Tho close irm. Ex-
ports. 2oo7! bbs. &C. Receipts. 1880 bbs., &c The
sales were $1,000 bbls spring wheat brands in bb!s
sl.s5@Ssl0 No. extra. $29s2 20: No. / extra
So. 100 patents So I5GS41O
GEnN-wneat was 20. higher and closed strong. Tho
cables were higher: the financial situation at tile West
was better shorts covered and tho character of the
buying Tor long punt improved Spot sales l6o 900
bush. including is loads for export: choice
under september atioat: No do at ts3lar. nnd-r;
do. o. ahoat at septem Der rrice No. Northern Mt
september price IN elevator next week: NJ. hard
winter at size. under December to arrive and tsc
under September ahoat. For local account No. =
red at iIss11e under September nt,oat and lc.
Chicago. s+.94D bush; Milwaukee. 81 900: Minneapo-
lis so 400: Duluth q al: St Louis. $4,000; Toledo.
Sl5e5o Batimors, l5s57l; Philadelphia; 1904:
terday od54 ASP Total last year l.ol6.477. Future
sales /, $50, OoO bush, rollowB:
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REQUIEM MASS FOR MRS. BUDWAE.
Hts Celebration by Father Dunphy Consid-
cred n Slap at Father Toic.

WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. Aug. 1.-THE Rev.
Father Thomas Dunphy celebrated in New
York city to-day a requiem mass for the re-
pose of the soul of the late Mrs. James H.
Budway. the wealthy woman whose burial
without the usual Catholic funeral services
excited so much criticism Of Father William
II. Tole. rector o. st. Johns Church here.
Father punphy was to have OBLIGATED at Mrs.
Of a misunderstanding with Father Tole.
Father Dunphv's celebration Of the requiem
mass is considered direct slap at Father Iols.
Budway's friends is TO be Il bitter one there
is no doubt. Already Mrs. Nathalie I. Reynal
has announced her intention of leaving tho
hand some church which she built and attend
ing the Port Chester Catholic church.
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CAN'T GET MARRIED IN JAIL.
So TAX arskI and the Girl who Put Him
There Are sim Unwedded.

Samuel Takarski still fingers In Raymond
Street Jail in Brooklyn. although Esther Lam
pei, his sweetheart, who had him sent there
a week ago after bringing suit for $4,000
damages for breach OF promise. tried hard yes
terday to get him released. Takarski had
agreed to marry the girl at once but no rabbi
could be found who was willing to perform the
ceremony in the Jail. nor would any Of the local
Judges officiate.
She hired a lawyer yesterday and had him
apply t. Jud &c Bartle Of tho Supreme Court
for her imprisoned lovers release on n writ OF
habeas corpus. but it was refused. Some new
plan, out Of the perplexing situation will he
tried to-day. III TaHarski is released. Miss
Iampel will insist on his marching with her
direct from the Jail to some person authorized
to make them husband and wife.
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Two WoMEN A1TACAED The BRIDE.
Amelia SelImeIer Accused OF Beating and
Kicking Her SIstcr-In-Law.

Amelia Selmeier Accused OF Beating and
Kicking Her SIster-In-Law.
Amelia Sellmaer OF 124 Second avenue was
held III the Yorkville Police Court yesterday
on a charge of assault preferred by het sister,
in-law, Cenzi Schefzky OF 5l2 East Sixteenth
street.
Mrs. schofzky is bride OF a week. She al
legged that on last Monday evening. while she
slster-in-law who dsapproved Of her. entered
with another woman and. after closing the
door. knock ed her down. kicked and beat her
and pulled her hair
Amelia Selimcier's maiden name Was schef-
Her sister Josephine was also a singer, and is
said to have sung Elsa to the LoLeflgrIn OF the
mad King Ludwig OF Bavaria.
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BRIDGEPORT. Aug. ia more systematic
search is being made for missing Anna Orr
than was made at first of the country sur
rounding Castle View. 1t was begun to-day
It is conducted by the men hired by E. P.
Jones Of New York. the owner Of Meadowbrook
foot of ground will 10 gone over and every
thicket and stagnant pool, swamp. and marsh
men are working on the theory that the body
Of the girl will he found not many miles from
her homo and that from swamp or thickot
missing girl
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To Investigate the E'm,ra Reformatory.

EJMIRA. Aug. 11.-Oscar Craig. President OF
the State Board of Charities. arrived In Elmira
last night from Rochester. and spent to-day at
tho state Reformatory. He announces that
from his personal but informal examination
Of the institntton, and at the request OF the
Board Of Managers, he has decided to order
Board into the general condition OF affairs at
the Teiormatory. with special inquiry into cases
OF alleged cruelty or unjust treatment.
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Paul Smith Looking for His Mother and
Sisters.

The Children's Aid Society Of Brooklyn sent
thirteen year-old Paul Smith out to farm in
Minnesota ten years ago His mother. The
rosa Smith. and his two sisters were living in
Myrtle avenue near Hall street ut the time.
The boy prospered out West. and lost sight OF
his Brooklyn relatives.
Paul smith, turned up yesterday Mt the office
OF the Children's Society in Brooklyn. and ex-
planned that he had come East to look for his
mother and sisters As they left the Myrtle
avenue house some years ago, and there Is no
trace OF them. his quest seems hopeless.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-12
su,t Against "a Mining Baron.

Deputy Sheriff Mulvaney has received an at
tachment for $G.973 against the Baron Henri
Arnous De Riviere OF France. who is said to te
Mt present engaged in mining In Bolivia. The
attachment il in favor Of Herman +. Albright,
on n claim for his services. and OF James A.
Deuther. for money loaned and services. 1t
stock OF the Benz Gum Company in the hands
OF Earle Bros. Of 100 Pearl street. and the
Sheriff served the attachment there.
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Must Not support Prohibitlor.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1.-THE will OF Robert
G. White. who left an estate valued at $4,000.
was admitted to probate to-day Several
religious. charitable. and personal requests
are made with the provision that they shall
the pernicious fallacy Of prohibition. or it's
bantline, local option" or commit any act Of
the liquor business
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ra,a eco and star,ea for M.y.v,,,e.

George Washington Taylor and James
Andrew Taylor. the two Tennesseeans who
came to New York for green goods, and want
ed to carry satchel full OF sandwiches and
newspapers back to their Southern home
paid fine OF $40 each yesterday In the Court
q special Sessions for carrying Teyolvers in
Vile. They said that they did not approve Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-12
Barrett Estate VIII Compromise.

Boston. Aug. 11.-Soon after the death OF
Lawrence Barrett. the actor It was announced
that his estate was involved in the failure OF
the American Exchange in Europe. with which
Henry L. Gillig was identified. Ever since Mr..
Barrett's death. negotiations have been going
on toward n settlement. The assignee Of the
aud the executors of Mr.. Barrett's estate will
petition the Probate Court for Norfolk county
for leave TO accept the proposition.
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4 BRIDEGROOM MISSING.
His dob Mt the Worlds Fair Likely to BIO
Int~rfered with.

Miss Annie Wright, pretty seamstress of
143 Lef1erts place. Brooklyn, wants to find
Fred. l. West, young coachman. who has de-
ceived her For over a year the couple had
been lovers, and they were to have been mar
ried on Aug. Z
Miss Wright looked lovely in her white
but Mr.. West did not turn ur or send any ex-
PLANTATION Of his absence. The next day Miss
Wright learned that he had gone to Chicago.
and later on the news came that he Is en-
p!oyed In some capacity at tho Worlds Fair.
She has got warrant, out for him, but pend
ing his return to Brooklyn she will probably
have a personal interview with him in the
Windy City.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-two hundred and
eighty-six pensions were suspended during
the last twenty-four hours. pending further
medical examination. This Is an unusually
large number for single day, but Is accounted
0xceodingl! email
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Baker MeI.ter and HI. Victim Bur,.dJ

Murderer and Suicide John Fl. Meister and
his wife and victim were buried side by side
yesterday In Greenwood Cemetery. Brief fu-
neral services were held by the Rev. John
Huppenbauer, pastor OF st. Paurs Lutheran
Church. In the room back Of the bakery at 5O2
Henry street. Brooklyn; where the tragedy oc-
Cured. The five children and few friends
followed the remains to the grave.
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al sales com pare with those of yesterday

government bonds steady at UNCHANGED quo
tations Railway bonds dull The features
apeake and Ohio consol 5s, Chicago Gas Light
and Coke lists. Denver and Rio Grande consol
Central general SIS r.. New York Central lsts
r. and Wabash lists The more important net
declines were in Chesapeake and Ohio cOnsol
6s. 2H y cent, to 81; Canada Southern lists. !.
to 80; Denver and Rio Grando consol 6s. u. to
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DELAWARE AND HUDSON R. R.

THE SHORTEST QUICKEST AND BEST LINE TO
MONTREAL.
Leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. .9:2o A. NJ. 8:25P NJ.
ArrISe 40 L. NJ b:4o A. VI.
Also Plattsburgh sleeping car G:25 +. tram for
to Saranac Lake Piacd. Paul Smiths Loon
Lake. &c via thateauray x, X, the Favorte Route to
the Adirondacks arriving NJ destination at seasonabe
hour after break fast at Plattsburgh.
H. aud H. Ticket ONCE and Bureau OF Information,
Fl Cortlandts st.
. send u cent stamps for illustrated guides maps.
&c, of Northern sum mer resorts to
j. w. BUkDlCk, g.. II. A..
Albany, n. r.
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Fined $40 for Punching Two Brol ers.

Louis Lee. well-bullt young salesman of
145 East Slxty-fit street. was fined $40 in the
Court OF Special Sessions yesterday for punch
ing Robert Weld, q broker, Of 10 East Twenty
third street; and WILLIAM Y. OConnor another
avenue car late at night on July 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-12
THE SUN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1898

100 fee, on BY 90 street with ri.hs 20 .
10 inches wide north aide OF plot seven,s,oly
and stone apartment house. to the pIsinth Tor VIA
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4niIroNaG

.s~SsIos,s GREATEST RAILROAD
NEWYOR
GSN 1T, r., !! !.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARAPALLs
All, trains arrive at and depart from CRANE
central Station Add Street; the onIy Iaiau~
station IN the sity Trains leave rs ioho"s
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
o.on a. M.-ExcePt SUNDAYS. FASTEST 'r"'" u"
ADIRONDACK. 81 MONTREAis I- s'.s...
1898 TSui snHs Loon Lake, and Montreal
CHICAGO FA' r MAIL
9:lO MpHiE s5 1TT Gs'' %Ssusp .stsss
sARAToGA &I.AKEGEoHSES ,o -,
900 Ssstn M SS"asf and SoSSSf
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 day M Go%pls. R S.soSi' service
DAY EMPRESS.
m ~ A. M-Except sundays saturday train
lU:0U does not run west of Cleveland and Detroit
WORLDS FA1E SPECIAL.
1900 Sasn.r Service Rs' i DSns NJ "'
SOUTHwES LIMITED
1OOf 1s P r. S S1 cH.rs fare iS'' N"
SATURDAY SARATOGA LIMITED.
AK T.. M.-snturday only. Connects nt Cats
ls4C kill for principal points IN the monntM,hS
EXPOSITION FLYER uiMlIEp.
GREAT 2O.uOUR TRAIN 10 CHICAGO
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS ONLY.
BOO day. " Complete Wayne" s Ss:sibue service.
ALBANY, TROY. AND SARATOGA
SPECIAL.
33 si MHaoSsHt sunfDss, "S' cars
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4:3Ur Mpf!s P %ssDsr Hs.sS. . @
FAST WESTERN EXPKESS.
6OO MPa W Rss Gn .srSso pnlns cart
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
6:25m MmDny ps' suI MaS,tsa, az s:.s NJ
I:UU cid Malone. ana Montreal Wagner service.
BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, AND 1000
ISLAND SPECIAL.
100 Il. M.-Daiiv Due Buffalo 7:3o A. NJ,
(:oU Magyar. Falls 8 so A. NJ. Clayton 6:45 A. NJ.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS SPECIAL.
500 10 p s e. noui. r. ~ Aa
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
9:OOI Daily Steering car car passengers ..,n for
OsVO Rochester only carried on THIS train
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
9:l5Ep Tv 15pa &c; R .a"d. Chicago and
hS S %$H HRs"S
aa. sn sS1 sSssr sSraS s9a
due rIttsield $40 North Adams Bloom
FAST BERKSHIRE EXPRESS.
Fridays and Saturdays only at 2:2S =. NJ. arrives
d:I5 4. NJ. Wagner Drawing Room Cars
For time of Local trains tckss and space in sleeping
car. apply at Grand gentralstation or 13 26l 4l3
1855. yl2 Broadway. $50 Columbus av.. SO West l25th
st. aud 13sth st. station, New York; 1888 Washington
st.. Icb Fulton St. and "a Broadway. f. d.. Brooklyn.
Trans leaving at $3.50. s:33. 9:lO. N2O A. H. 1:<5.
3:Oh. $3.50 80 1900 T. NJ. do not stop at i3sth at.
Westco Express calls for aud checks baggage from
hotels and residences through to designation.
JOHN ". 1olCEY GEORGE u. DAEIELS.
General Manager. General rass. Agent.
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The Condition OF Spring Wheat.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, [
WASHINGTON. Aug. IL.
The comparative figure OF spring whent for
July in the August report OF the statistician
should have been TAI, making a falling of
this month Of seven points instead of ten. the
August condition of spring wheat standing at
B7.U. HENRY A. ROBINSON. Statistician.
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744: Northern Pacific eonsol 5s, l, to 20: New
fSrk Sensrsi lstE IL r. to-, H. ,s AND Maoas a
vs i; were in Atehison IS. X cent. 70 Vi;
New Jersey Central general 5s r, y cent to
n bank stocks rs shares of Tradesmen's
Il Bar silver in London 34Hd. Exports to
dred Snd ounces Of silver
were offered for sale to the Treasury Depart,
ment to-day at prices ranging from l5h t9 76
asked. and $o7515 an ounce was rendered.
Money on call 3@4 q cent. Time money 10
offered at Z cent on frst.class diyds end,
paper Is stagnant. and as rates are entirely
nominal, 1t is useless TO quote them.
The further decline to-day In the premium
decline IL rates. AZ the lowest point demand
500 but oa Of ff bs Sy RS @
porters who had not previously covered led to
little steader feeling at the close when there
Continental exchange was weak and lower.
Iss i ssk IsSs 5 s ,I% stsgiGs ioP
desasnd Ast tSS rSos are h9ns Ss
quoted at 5sb .aS Is Tor long and 5:s1jsS
52la for sight. reichsmarks, D3I@93,s for
81 for ons and G sqfl eE short
Sl.5O0 81 premium for cash: checks. Is cents
discount to par: Charleeton-Buying par: SELL
Ing. 10 premium. Savannah-Buying. y dis
count: selling. par to "a premium. New Or
loans-Bank. nonirnl commercial S50SLoO
discount San Francisco-Sight. 10; telo-
graphic, 3. st. 5O0S10 discount
asked. Chicago-SlOBS15 discount
The imports Of dry goods for the week end
Ing to-day were 81. l6. 033. against 81. S2S.U73
last week and S2916.33l for the correspond.
ing week Of last year. The amount marketed
and $2.o33.66O for the corresponding week Of
last year.
B,'adstreet's reports the mum Der Of mercantile
week ending tonight at 474. against 459 last
week and l3S for the corresponding period Of
last year
Treasury balances compare with those OF
yesterday as follows:
Gold coin and bullion. S1o3 06t.O3o sl0a 34O05o
silver coin and bullion .... 2.408,s4l 2l79,Y0y
Legal tenders, including
Treasury notea........... 16.OO21 1872 $500 Sp0
Totals. ...S12l 53S.o83 Sl2Ot2S.s4y
Deposits in national banks. ST. .632. POI.
against 81 "a .32n yesterday. In addition to
the foregoing the Treasury reports silver bull
lion purchased under the act OF July IA. 1890.
SliSSun6T. and Treasury notes issued
againstthe same. ST 4S.tES3. 80 OF which Sl44.-
ol5.l3l are outstanding.
Money in London "a a cent Rate OF dis
count in the open market. for both short and
three lnOnths' bills. Az y cent. Amount
OF bullion gone into the Bank OF England on
balance to-day 100000. Paris advices quote
3 2 cents at HS francs 07la confines. and ex-
Dn n N Ion DON fro tttpn
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Real Estate sales.

cas-. Of aad.Ss srsnss ssa East iisS s4s.
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2atsma.

nLENIs Tor inventions proc ured promptly: low
HoEpERd BRlEsEN ~ Nassaus st. n. Y Est'd Is'-
noMAs DREW sTETsON. patent solicitor and eI
pes.. the best work at a fair price % Murray -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York Stock Exch.,Ge-snies Aug. n.
UNITED STATES AND STATE bonds TN s1.o0osl
TU. gu. so......"1ti
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED sTATEs poNpa
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Stfamhoat5.
STON[NGTON LINE,

INSIDE ROUTE TO noST0N: PROVIDENCE. wnkcES:
TER AND ALL EASTERN POINTS Only direct sound
route to NARRAGANsETT PIER AND WATCH HELL
New Steel steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
leave new Pier 3D. n. H.. block above Cana ST.. a
go 2. N. daily. including SUNDAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-12

Oats were higher and more active the spot There
was some export inquiry. but no actual sales
ported spot sales 40 900 bush No. white 4oItc;
NJ. 2miNsd at 32@y2l4c.: rejected mixed 30c:
graded a. sn@4hto Tor White, and 3oe3Sfc. for
Future sales ITO 900 bush. as follows;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-12

Corn declined nc. owing TO rains At tho West. but
closed stronger. owing TO better financial sttuatio
export. No. at 47ts41@c. in elevator. and 4s1sCS
1870. ahoAt Future sales 2y0, 900 bush, follows