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s1ts7Ti;a 47. and Treasury, notes Issued
1b.iNjn are ndfpo

s1tS77i; 247. and Treasury. notes Issued
against the same. S1<S.677. $50. OF which $l44.-
375yo2 are outstanding.
Paris edylces quote 3 p cents at 90 francs
2H centimes. and exchange on London at 70
france ~ confines. This being a. Bank
heliday In London. there are no financial adj
Vices from that centre.
The Centrnl Trust COMPANY q this city.
BroMn. shinle{ 4 Co. Of London. the Mercan-
vie T ,5u g. and DepesIt Company Of Batimors
the deEositeries In the matter OF the settlement
OF the virginia debt, are delivering the new
Century bonds upon surrender OF receipts
given for old securities, Tho new bonds carry
has collected two ysar.' interest, In, all 4 =
cent. OF which 81 = cent is retained by the
committee for commission. and the remaining
"a oi cent. Is payable with the bonds.
Mr. John S. Kennedy has been elected Presi-
dent OF the Manhattan Company Bank, in
PLACE OF Mr. De Witt G. Hayes. resigned. tits
understood that Mr.. Kennedy has accepted the
position temporarily.
The sales OF mining stocks at tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day were as follows:
Saie Open,ng Hrol,s. Lou.st Cfe-fp,
ITO Con. Cal 4 vn......1 81 Is Sh ~
go Wnnlr '....,............ 81 40 ~ 90
lIO Union ...........-.... so ~ ~ ~
The total saies wore 800 snarea
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NEWARK'S DOG LICENSES.
Vicious Animals May Run Mt Large n They
Wear Aluminium Tag.

vicious Animals May Kun Mt Large II They
Wear nm Aluminium Tag.
DR.. Dennis Mulcahy OF Newark owns female
terrier dog and objects to paying So license fec
for the animal lie says the city ordinance Is
illegal and Justice Depue OF tho Supreme
Court agrees with him. Dr. Mulcahy got a
writ Of certkorari yesterday from Justice Do
pue to carry the new ordinance into the Su-
preme Court for review.
Over 1000 dog owners have paId the license
fee since tho first OF the month The record
yesterday was 8O3 males and IL Is females.
Newark 10 oIsrrun with tramp dogs and tho
people will welcome aim ost any act which vii!
reduce their mum uer. but they are not satis-
fed with mere license law which will permit
an AIN mi mum tag on the collar.
Nearly $4,000 has been taken in for tags to
GO upon dog collars. Several worthless ours
have becn licensed BY sub.ctiption because
they are known at the Post Once or some city
ha. been made against the license OF the Post
ONCE Bum" for which the carriers paid three
cents eAoh.
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NRW YoRK. Julv %. Isea

NEW YORK. July ~. Isea
Reconciliation Certificates or Receipts for Common
Stock OF the RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERM.
NAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY. mn
der agreement and plan OF reorganization Of May L
1893,
fur,usnt to the provisions of said agreement ana
plan. payment Of ONE DOLLAR AND s1xTYEwo
CENTS Lon PER SHARE being tn. balance of the nrst
inssllnent of the assessment on Common Stock of the
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY
AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY. Ia hereby called for and
ispayabio at the once Of DRExBI. MORGAN 4 CO.. 2s
Wall st. New York. before Aus. 10. 1893.
All holder. of reorganization certificates or receipts
for such stock are notified to pay tho amount due
der this call on before the date mentioned and to
present their certificates receipts that such psy-
ment may be endorsed thereon.
C. II. COSTER,
GEORGE SHERMAN fCommittea.
ANTHONY J. THOMAS
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jung jacob. and wifo 10 the Title uusrsntse
and Trust 90. s5th 81. Lsrinrton Az.
noF.iins. Cha. wand vii: 10 to jjtn.um: Dcs;.i
,ins nss7,h 81 v "a sv' yr,....s....,.:... iaooc
,ti,h o. fih Az. $40. 1000
~ issipston AZ. n ssh q. syr,.,..'.1.. 1900
,.fin. 81 So and So iyr...:...'.'......' 1920
DIVER. a. $50 .. v s,s Az. iys,,.'.....,.. souo
renter trIS 4. ssd 81 . 9th az. Iypn....... 1000
smith MATTHIAS n. TO the Dem sttio and Fureirn
lisa 90. Msdises Az yrs np. . .....' $4,000
,,.xof. 90? Madison .S ayfs....,.........s 26ooo
sooisen. 8, 2Sth st al sv 8 yrs.'......... ALSO
RECORDED LrArri
lpth 81; ITO west Mary Valentine et al to
Wsmt lioi Mssds'sus schsnck to Henry
49th g. 22We,t. trustee, or Ueiunibia 10 ises
10Th aw Is si.as ia,R q, 81 s1ioSa. fh,ir i''''
nksssm ct Alto Peter strsuch Ite.l2 yrs 2,tso
Marcus and sno to smith. II yfs sL5ooto 1900
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NEW YORK. July %. 1893.

- NEW YORK; July "a 1898.
Reorganization Certificates Receipts for First Pre-
ferred. Second Preferred, and Common Stock OF the
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAIL
WAY coMrANY, under agreement and plan OF rsor-
FaniEation OF May !, 1893,
Pursuant to the provisions OF said agreement and
PLAN Of T5 cents per share First Preferred
hoct 81 90 Per share Second Preferred Stock s25
per share on Common Stock account OF the nrst In
stalmen OF the assessment stock OF tho EAST TEN
fEssEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILWAY CON.
fhSY 10 hereby called for and Ia payable at the "ee
OF DREXkI. MORGAN I CO.. 20 wall s. New York. on
or before Aug. 10. 1898
All holders OF reorganization certificates or receipts
for any OF such stocks notified to pay tho amount
duo undsr this call before the date mentioned.
and to present their certificates receipts that such
payment may be endorsed thereon.
C. II. CosTER,
GEORGE SHERMAN {comm,ttee
ANTHONY J. THOMAS,
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Live Stock Market.

NEW YoHk, Monday. Aug 7.-Receipts Of becves for
port 70 cars for me market and 2aM cars direct to
q 100 MS higher Poorest to beet native steers sold
At 80 Iosth 100 ms. Texans and Coorados At So 35
beef dull a. G4e.e. 2 N. for native .Ides Latest e..
l2t{o p ~. dressed weight and America refrigerated
bstf steady Mt seant one "a n. shipments tomorrow
ESS beevrs and $500 quarters OF beef.
R.csip,s Of calves tor two DAYS were 1872 head in.
lower vsais sold at i3oossG.25 = 100 ms. butter.
milk cAlvs. at 81. l2H9S250
Receipts NJ she And lambs for two days including
20 cars direct were l0s q head MArke slow and IL.
" a. lower except for choice stock Sheep cold s3a
81 T. 100 M. LAMBS at s. 6oa;6.5o Dressed mutton
FIRM at 70ae. b.. dressed lambs steady at 9sl1c
Receipts of hogs for two days were g. 22O read in.
GLIDING on sale. Market higher at SO.oOSSa75
q 100 bu,
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LACEs AND EMBRofDERTEs SEIZED.
Mr.. Angelo Said that thsro Was Nothing
DutiabIs In His Trunk.

Mr.. Angelo Said that thsro Was Nothing
Duuable in His Trunk.
Col. James II. Storey. chief OF stan under
Surveyor Lyon. seized yesterday laces valued
Mt $4,000 from n passenger on the steamship
New York. who said he was Harry ANGELO OF
Gnrrotsons, =. l. According to tho Colonel's
story. Angelo said that his trunks contained
no dutinhle articles. When two Of them were
opened they were found to be nllsd With fno
laces and cmbtoideriss wound on cardboard
Just az merchandise 10 shipped In cases. The
two trunks looked as II two oasss Of LAGOS had
been AMPLY dumped into them. There were:
Que thoutani foor hundred and nfy yards black silk
lace thirty Nars resrl trimming, from three to six
inches wide. all pieces back Jet trimninaB several
pnckaros snsdo gloves two do,sn pairs ladies' silk
ntockinGs 100 pieces far trimming for drss,es and
2.ooo yards black ana white lace OF hns quality.
On. invoice for the lace was found. 1t was
for $4,000 francs.
The case WAS reported to United states Com
missioner Shields, and a couple OF United
states deputy marshals arrested Angelo In tho
Custom House and took him before the Com
missioner. who hold hi m In $1,000 bail.
Customs Inspector Chsrlss IL Mitchell also
made seizure on the New York. He.seized
the trunks of !. Cohn md J. Pinto and says
that these m en- offered him q consideration to
pass their trunks Tho seized goods Of these
two men are. thrco trunks containing Oriental
hroideries or golden silk two cases containing
tho same goods. a ralise with Roman jewelry.
and package containing fine desk utensils.
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Good When. Prospect. In The Northwe..

ST. PAUL. Aug. THE weather during the
past week has been favorable for maturing tho
crop. which is IpeninG so rapidly that 1t will
be ready to harvest next week upon most OF
tine fields in Minnesota and North Dakota All
reports show that wheat has filled remarkably
OF fine quality. Taking tho average OF all the
reports. there will certainly be over three
fourths q nm average crop OF average superior
appeared possible one month ago. Reports
from all PARTS Of Manitoba indicate TINT there
last year.
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Rrooklyn L,tely to Got the Navy Yard Land.

Mayor Boody OF Brooklyn expects to con-
summate the purchase OF the Navy Yard lands
from the Government. although there 10 no
money available to pay the 81, 200. 900 the
amount agreed upon. He will notify the Gov
and il is understood that this arrangem snt
will be satisfactory to the Washington su-
thoriteF.
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The Man with III. Broken Neck.

Harry Richardson. who had his neck broken
while in bathing at Bath Beach on Saturday
last. is still alive at tho Homeopathic Hos.
pital in Brooklyn. Tho doctors cannot under
stand how airha rdson lives.
All day yesterday friends Of tho sick man
called At tho hospital to see him. He talked
with them and laughed at some Of tho re-
at his bedside the entire day.
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Charles w. Brooks In Contempt.

Justice O'Brisn Of tho Supreme Court has
decided that Charles W. Brooke is in eontempt
OF court. and has fined him sla5 as tho unpaid
part Of n Judgment which Lucretla G. Smiths
Feb. 4, 1890 The judgment was for $50 and
costs. He paid sonne oft In installments. the
last payment being mnde on Oct. 8. 1901. Tic
judgment Is also against Samuel T. Johnson,
who endorsed tho note.
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Stabbed Ar. or = sunday Quarrel.

Patrick Murphy. b years old. Of 1872 Park
row. and John Buckley had a quarrel on Sun
ing Murphy stabbed Buckley with q long
peck eth; nife In the right breast. Buckley was
taken TO the Chambers Street Hospital and
Murphy was held at the Tombs. The surgeons
say. that Buckley's wound may turn out 10 be
lar
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Halstead,. Slayer Hold without Bnl.

Matthew Green. tho foreman in the Street
Cleaning Department who knocked down and
killed James Halstoad In a dispute about
canary. waived examination at the rombs
yesterday. and was .com rnitted. without bail.
Halstead's death he was released on 81. 800
bail and was subsequently, arrested on q war
rant issued Dy Recorder 6myth.
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DELAWARE AID HUDSON A. R,

THE SHORTEST. QUICKEST AND DAST LINE To
MONTREAL.
Leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. p:2oA VI, G:f5 p NJ.
Arrive MON r. NJ u "a A. II.
Also Pattsourxh sleeping on $40 T. n. 'Taln for
passengers ~ Srrnnnr. Lake rnCi, IA vi Smth = Loon
Lake tc via Chateausay n. r., the favLre ,toute TO
the Adi-ordArks arriving Mt destination at skasonablo
hour after brc nkfAst 1T pihtts5urgA. .ft'
81 Cortlandt st. -
send 9 cent stamps for illustrated gu:dos. mapS
&c. OF Northern SUMMER reSvrtxio
j. w. nCHDlCk. g. r. A..
Albany. W..
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N.Y., ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R

Excursion Tickets, New York TO Chicago
nnd>Noturs. GeS 90.
ss fFHihA c22t s ExxSSBHSI22SS 2N
Through trains for CHICAGO and the Worlds Fair
+ ON Frank st.
Oia5 a. n. daily. via Niagara Falls Through Pull
man !.seper. New York n Chicago Arrives Detroit:
1;se 4, Chicago $3.50 n. 81, Louis 40 4 N.
lntnuEh r,1rhn sleeper. ~. YORK 7. chicago A.
s,<s 4. NJ. sc1e.pt sunday, for West Cornwall.
Mnrga. and Waikiki valley Railroad stations, stony
Ferd, h!ddetovn. BloamIuHburyh. Wwrsboro. Sum
ntrihe Ehenriile, fausburKh, Monticello. and Lib
erty.
S,4S A. NJ. Daily. for midtown Fal,burgh,
Monticello Ihbrr;y. White Lake. Cgrbonia.e Scranton
Walton DELHI Sidney Enrs icL tttc, Rome ono dn
Fulton, S-wsxo, NIAGARA Fails.
1915 y. Ii Saturdays on'S). ftr Campbell Hail.
Fr'isbu.Sh. Monticello. liberty. White Lake. Living
atom MAnor.
u,I6 r u. except sunday. yestihulod Limited
for Lake hohonk. Laka Minnewhsls. and nj Xii val
Mounta,n Dale. Csntrsv,ne fa.!sburgb. Mon,icoiIo,
hnr"yve, Liberty rails. Liberty. fsrkivls. and
100 =. ii. C.3eep, Sunday. for Vert Cornwall
Oars Mis- ca,?poei! Han Middsto~n. summtviile,
sSS r.. NJ. daily. for MiidIs.own. Eummitvilie
Thlsbnrsh. Liberty Livncstcn Manor, Rocxinnd
Walton. sidney. Norwich. Oneida. Futon. oswego.
Ticket. snd Pullman accommodating at 871 Broad.
New York Transfer Company calls for and checks
baggage to destination J. ANDERSON. u. r. A..
90 Beaver ST.. New York.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Cherry st. 2+e: George studwsll ct al toss
west Roadway 81: Marcus MARKS :i al to '''O'0
Le%isst %; Bernard MeEnesrnis:y; to Annie ii
.,,...,..... 1880
Charles kthof 70 Herman wronkow. 200 COO
HFC Bnnta OF alto = + Hale and Ano go.
Az D. 81; julius Lehman Of al to Rarbara
9th st, ms $40 9th AZ. 3oxIo6bi; JcsephA "'0'
Kai.ke aAd vile 70 Fanny Aschslm, INN; 1895
can Surety 60 TO John MellGEn ;.:s...s... 1900
Nellie Aiken to Henry Johnston; 10000
atom and wife 70 Nellie \ Eitken:.s,:..,:.,,, $1,000
ieaume fogelnS and wife TO Charles W
estS Il. ~. 1888 " I'd az. 10 syioo Henrietta
Loseling to GuilleAumc LOGGING ............ l
18th 1T. 2ss East: HenrietIa LOGGING TO same:
1lfth 81. +35 East; Eush wAdron 10 Joseph
sG!G - az East Henry Kohla TO Emma wv
littR st /; 3. 326 2dSy iisSxioo 10: Emma
EIdody 20 Na,hA: Warner ;.Xo,;,,..;;..... 1880
r acGoaa and md VIE % Mary GsSe. n.".! 1
Ds Skss w Wooawsid 10 fssse. soAioo; 7.o
RECORDED hokraAGEa
Beringer. Ida. to Adam Wiener. n 74th st.
oacon Hsss ARD ana VIII. to David King $4,000
a. sIors AZ sotn 81, "a av yEs;..,..:. 1900
u. ....,..,.. 1900
Fame TO Bernard McEneaney, same prAp yrs 1000
Bank. " 0 Green ch st n Beach st. ! W.. 10000
Hicinbothen. Emily J. 10 tho fremont Build.
Az. ioi I ~ I man Mormssn,n is.sls n'hs'on zoo
Johnston, Harvey =. TO helIie AtEen.nI
God ct, " Central Park IVES. Jr'".......... laoos
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2aiIroads.
BALTIMORE d OHIO II. R.
FAST EXPRESS TRAINS TO
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON, CHICAGO, ciNcIN.
NATL ST. LOUIS, AND ALL POINTS WEST
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL .TRAINa

PULLMAN CAR bEKVICE on ALL TRAM
for CHICAGO 100 4: n. Iis6, SSfr NJ. ians nigh,
sSI SfisoISSHTt ST. IoGissA 4, n9ItPstx ,
For WARRINGTON BALTIMORE. o 4. " III 80 A. n
Dining Carr $40. si1o Z. N; lDiuinG Carr g. 6F ".
~ rs night Al traigs run daily
istst oinsss; l7s ssi as J. 10 hfosasaS 81 E...
1lth ST. 400 Grand st.. New York; 3Z4 fulton Al
Brooklyn; station foot OF Liberty at. C. r ofE
The New York Transfer Co. will .Ail for and check
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MONDAY. Aug. z.
In Wall street. and apparently throughout
the country. this has been the most uneyent-
full day In many weeks At this writing no
bank suspensions have been announced.
nor any commercial failures OF impor-
tance. 1t is not safe to assume. how
ever. that tho list Of business casualties
has been compisted. A run was begun to-
day upon the Washing ton Loan and Trust
COMPANY at the national capital. which In
the afternoon assumed serious proportions
Besides. 1t Is well known that a national bank
OF some prominence in Chicago which has
been In distress for long time. has very nearly
exhausted Its resources. The host informa-
ton obtainable 10 that both of these institu-
tons are likely to close their doors within tho
hext twenty four hours
The local news was entirely OF a routine
character. The premium on currency rose to
higher agares than have heretofore been re-.
corded. Some transactions were reported at 3
cent. but the majority wore at l02 q cent
Bills and silver dollars continue to command a
higher premium than gold coin. A part OF
the gold which will arrive from Europe
this week was sold to banks and out-of-town
buyers to-day at y to a cent premium.
Those who predicted o premium upon gold
should the Treasury's gold balance fall below
the $l00,000.0o0 legal-t6nder reserve must
View with special interest the fact that there
has not been a premium upon tho metal during
the three months that the Treasury balance was
less than s10o,000.o00 and that premium is
paid for 1t now that tho reserve Is in excess OF
An imaginary requirement solely because II is
currency. And as such 1t is not as eagerly
sought for as othor forms OF money.
The Clearing House Loan Commi issued
$l.0f5.0Oo loan certificates to-day, bringing
the total outstanding up to $35. 1865. 900. Gold
TO the amount OF 81. 500, 900 was received from
Europe. and $150000 from Cuba. Tho on
sagoment OF S25o,o00 at London for ship
msnt to this country was reported. apd It
10 believed that additional amounts. large
In the aggregate. will be shipped during
the next few days. Banking houses that draw
and deal In exchange are beginning to receive
orders from various interior points to import
gold at current rates for sterling and l y cent
premium for the coin. Several orders Of
this sort were received to-day and ac-
cepted: for although sight bills and
cable transfers arc materially higher
than last week the advance does not
us yet reflect tho current prehaIam on
gold The rise In sterling Is duo entirely to |
the premium which gold commands. In pay |
Ing premium for II. bankers hore. each |
acting for himself. arc doing precisely what !
tho Austrian Government did few months !
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Glrriipas aud aaleetiaas.

NEW YORK. Aug T. 1904
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF tho shATeb oldsrs OF the
Il Metropolitan Wall Paper Company VIII be held at
tLe once OF The Company 2fs 0ran} st. ASw York.
J. ~ KELLY. President
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Government bonds steady ut unchan red
quotations. Railway bonds weak. The
fen ures were Atlantic and Pacific lists Chi
caGo and North Pacific lists. Fort Worth and
5s. Northern Pacific consol 5s. n. J. Central
general -. Richmond and Terminal 5s. Texas
2ds GnSe sesns d
Atehison As, |, Gent. to y and DDS 4. =, to
erai Electric desen, are IS. : to 10; Northern
general S. = to los: Richmond ami Terminal nilsI
5s to lns; Te "a. Pacific 2ds n to IA. and
at st iob '0'' anu 10 '"Afs' '''efh National
sold at 72I. ,Silter offered to the Treasury to.
2iooo Mt 50. re- and . countor offer at that
Price was made for 3, the balance: Exports to
is offered at & = cent. and various rates
OF com mlsslon. which are gagged by tho peril
Thess offers do not appeal to borrowers. .uT The
market for commercial paper 10 stagnant. and.
rs rates are entirely nominal. 1t is useless to
mated entirely to-day by the premium on gold
as currency. and this permitted Of the I'M
RsR.r figures os egehSnse tSan usu. mTffbn a
result Was m active demand for eight drafts
rRa is so.eG Ga with s shaIp ssa not
for actual business nactu"tsa wild civ. Wien fss
conaitlon Of affairs. Continental e eXchapce
was also strong tr 1nd hghsf Posted ask
H:!Sal Sst:: y. Lons bis s. 'ol GSssRara
siEht drsstts sAs 3! and cable trans.
5:25@5.aan for long and S2i ,SS 1Iou for or
sicht;o 4r.lts or .psr 9%a fSr oHg ana
and 80 49, lG for short. '0"A
Domestic exchange on Now York: BOSTON
so premium fcf ca.h: checks, Is cents dts
inRnf 9 Ts sell
count; selling par to ;. Uranium: New Or;
salable at b.iisr than :ISSs26 dsso sssa"-on-
The all-rnil east-hound shipments Of dead
tons; against ~, ss1 tons the previous week
and 52.47s tens the corresponding week OF the
previous Year.
ut Gross r.ilysE earnings for July compare
follows: 80
GFs., Sor,hern soss2o Ire l45s
1'1:, i5tl4s De- De- issSsi
As.ss j. tss. and K CIV s b Be-
III. Illinois Central Earosd Company has
ssoss sslnpss June T o
crease q s$4gosi as eompared git1 he =" same m"
e @ess OF OF f Fo1 net int tWsT
am 2 se ssrnsrss Tsrs s2s
S %r esS ssslrcS9nsE Psasa
Tho Mexican National Railroad reports gross
earnings for June Of 1891, lo0. an Increase Of
as sS sss ssms % 81 s
the sr the tTsss w @SRh ssHssas 'Gas
period q last year. and net S42U,-
267. decrease Of $50. 400.
Union Stock Yards Company reports for the |
'Ins a. 'sfA rs 1nfsm Cont of
S hond d:A IT, ahs ny
WA AK ssSins sSrplSs q s2fsaS sf sGss
tho income bonds during the two previous MS
"a! years on account OF litigation; but inter-
est Tor TWO years WAS paid during the last year. ,
Theagh tho Trea.ury's, gold balance is con-
crease. which 10 duo largely to falling of In
customs receipts This balance is Sl5, $50 722
5 ' Ike n IL the III rs
ceipts. while affecting the Government reye-
aue. has an opposite bearing upon the general
money Is being expended abroad. ''''
Treasury balances compare with those OF
saturday as follows:
81: fss ~ ssssi
Ls ss.! lie leaders: including 60, -. $1,000
7o'al.......,.......... sI22 asa, oas sag s2ao0s
SSf nsassG S: ssnE 10 a9s9S
o the foregoing the Treasury rannr.s eilysr
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Rio on the spot dnn and nominal at 1seI6lte for
NO. T. Raw ruEar was frr but quiet at $40 for 90
test. Refined VAS In fair demand and arm.
Pnovis,o.s., hicsgo WAS depressed with long liqu.
here declined spot sae'. 10 tc, e' at 5Iec; Western
Soec Futures closed frnI. September I'VE: October
Inho prs.ed hogs steady At no and Pigs at sac.
Meta pork. 10 fhow quiet. but steady at 4A4a4Atc.
Essss l+hSl7]sc. Best cheese. Sas54c.: do butter.
Ss11L s1osr,-wsre decreased. Commo, tn rooa
at 251fa1co
PITaiLEua-No sales of certificates here National.
soesc BID Oh CITY oo7tSolc., c,osins at ooslc Re.
GoTros-Eans in Texas and in Other parts of tho cot.
ton belt where they Ill be beneficial further dopros
SION ~ stocks and monetary troubles in parts
the West as well as generally unsettled and appre-
hensve feeling In business TO de.
cline to-day The speculation stiil quit, moderate
Liverpool market VAS closed owing to bank holiday
and VII not be opened until Wednesday. Prices Dc.
aies OF - 800 baes spot prices here Lie low.
err New Orleans declined points Sales OF 3O5 bales
for spinning and deliveries OF bal a
Middl,ng npands: no Southern market. were quiet.
and in most cases uhaltered Savannah decline l<c
Tho reeeips At the ports were 1TS7 against 1851 Ills
day last week and 853 last year. The following are
to-da TRANSACTIONS:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08

DEIAwAE M,rs TfAAGekkAWANNA AND
Station. Ia New Yors. Fost OF BARCLAY and
s"9 pH1Iss:T rftiISIiASS Es;o1zttHEg Estr
Direct route to Newark. bloom Geld, Montolair tina
Madison. Mcrristown. rAssaie. Paterson. boonton'
Dover. StAnhope. Batd's LaE.. Lake hopntconn'
ncte!tst wn: Gohooeys Mountain WashinRtpn
Phil ps6urE. Easion Water Gap. stroudabnrs 20.
k0no Mountain. scranton. P,itston, Wikssbarra
h,nghsmton. oxford. ksrwicu Watsryilis rtics'
ktchhsd springs. Cortland. Syracuse Osweso
ithaca. Owsgo. Elmirs Corning. Bath Eansviiio'
west -N 'outn-
300 A. M.--Bunalo. Rchne!d Springs. and o,xspo
Ehpre.I Pullman pIf!or cara Connects at Buiaio
WIN TRAN Tor chicago. arriving At '0<5 next morn.
TIE a: M.-BinEhAmton Mail. Stops a, prineip.,
100 r. M,-scrsnton. BinEhamton. and Elmir. E,.
prssA Pullman paTItr cars go
z1o II. N.-Sofsutnn. Wink sbarrs and Plynon,h
txprssA Pullman pArior
Sr.O u. N .--ldAilyl-BuhAIu Limited Exbrs.a ppiL
mAh toepsrs. Arrives at :lS A NJ A
OiSO Il. ~ .-tdAilyl-BuIiAlo, kichneld SprinRa and
DsweSo fxpresa Pullman sIsepera ~
Tlckeu and Pullman accommodation At To Murray
and a42 broadway West l2sth St. 1sb CoumbS; s1 "
Now York; 500 Washington st, 72d fulton ST. and II
tion ~ all stations " '''H~'
wsstcoIrs Express Company will caH for and oh.ck
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08

THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
For Charleston G. apd Jack Vile Fla,
and all points in Florida, the soith and soufnwes
from Pier %. X. Tuesdays and FridAys 8 r. II
Passenger accommodations and cnisins unsurpassed
WIN. CLYDE co. Gen Agta; Bowling Green. NY.