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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

,
REEVES Receipt. 90 cars Or ira head ~ ears Or
'aueh'crcrs direct and - cnr' Or e3ror' alive part
bough, need 10 expected arrive hog" th'. "ek.
eIeep those that come IN ms e'n1e lsiariins
Jcr.e' c'y 'omor-ew. vrsinia WI cat loose ais ken
lrrnsv,ana and Nv j"-y WIKI grnrs cattle that can
b." pu' IN ~" market and Nrr fok can eat l''f Or
por;crs VIII b. pt - their triups 70 suitable
i~c NcwYork me, may VOL lot Grea, Britain iced
tclf and realize tAer prrni az home" Cy ircssei sid
10 nJ,Hnce IL - yer iOo 10 fr'n last Friday. Re-
fgcatod quoted ~ Gc NJ London be, nj Liver.
hc1s maiaiy Al ssaotc. dressed WEIGHTS
sh'rman ami - load Tor NJ Goldsmith. the Nomadic
NJ G-,l.miih The Aurena CART. Us Of beef to-
day tr Easmana Company, and the B-itannic to-mor-
and iSc We, indies Una, r s and 20 s ," on
the Trinidad; al'o 40 shop IN thc 'arrbe.s
poor . prme yesls s. ia4u$2 20 but;ermE calves
slight advance sympathy with other meats city
country dressed at 597.c: dressed but'emIiks and little
100 S 5ada co. 9 S.' a; L? average s.
s g = DO Z, at S !, y j." 3D. at 80 $ r. 81 :C
lo ~ II. At 81 fed eavss 30 ~ at 81 ~ butter
MIL %Nb Z Il 5 ds da IA. Dr. l5
Tor butchers direct and 81 Tor the market Sheep
mon and medium quality sold at sSatS SO. The demand
s lambs "@s o. S a Sn we Ps"ns prices
ned WIN lambs and shippers don't need 10 rush an
in New York sheep likely 20 higher to morrow
but marked advance need he expected lambs Poor
higher at HGioc; dressed lambs also advanced. selling
l0i.Dl24c
Sales newton & Co: i72 kentucky lambs. Gs n aver
81 % per 100 N. 2G7 West Virginia DO ~ H. ut
30 ~ 10 81 10: n Kentucky sheep ~ NJ 81
IIallenbeck Hollis. 27 Kentucky lambs. - n. at
So 90: 2O7 do. 90 N. AT 81 80
D. IIarrington 3Cj Kentucky lambs. G2 NJ at so.
g. Judd e CO.: 3S West Virginia lambs ~ N. Mt
g. 90; 80 10 81 80 POO Kentucky do G2 No. at
g II; 22i d. g. n a, 81 q sheep % ~ at 49, ID
D. Mcrherson q CO.. 800 virginia lambs n n, SO 30
POI do. GO NJ So % 2d5 do 80 N at SO 30 600 do 81
n NJ 81 75 do 80 n S. 37is. POO West Virginia
lambs 81 12i1 2l0 kentucky do. 10 10. Mt 81 %
i2S Virginia sheep. IS 10. at 81 30
Wlkcrson & sherman: 23O Kentucky lambs OF 10. at
81 I2ps.
HOGs-Recepts 10 cars asia head Market firm
n S. 5Oak5 20. Country dressed higher nj 6dtS4c.
saies-A. W Lamb: p State hogs i75 10 average. at
s. 20 per 100 n. GO do. 1870 N. at 81 65
8 Judd & Co. 80 State hogs. III NJ at 50 n.
IIallcnbeck Hollis: l2l hogs POI NJ. AT s. so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. July s-FIour dull. unchanged sales. POO
hbs Wheat Gull and easy: No red spot and July. 5st
59c August 5pJs4C0c: September 6lQ8lsc; steamer No
055c: milling wheat by sample 50dGlc stock.
80 bush 5000 bush. Corn dull; mixed spot
46FfG4c. July: 45c bid Southern corn by sample o29
bush quiet bu; firm; No white Western 5oajlc:
No MIXED do 4SlsQ49c. stock. TsOs4 bush. Rye dull
and nominal: No .. 51a5Gc stock. 3e4e bush Hay
strong active good choice timothy S4QSl5 Ocean
freghs quiet: steady. unchanged. Butter nrm: fancy
creamery sc fancy ladle. 179l7c; store packed l0T
12c Eggs steady. llQll'sc Oh-r articles unchanged
Boston july ;-T-lour quiet but firm. Corn hrm Oats
quiz: steady Shorts quiet. Provisions firm Butter
ouiet steady. Northern lssnl0c: Western
I49l5c Cheese quiet; best Northern. Sifasc. Western
7.sGs1sc Eggs quiet.
Cincinnati July 3-Four-Spring patent, So 85Gs3 S.
fancy. So 33ds3 DO family. 8 1892 CO. Whea-No
inspected. No rcd 5GHg57c bush Cora Re
49c. 7ork-Cy mess. sl3: family. $l3 5o clear family
sl3 20; clear mess. Sl& 70. Ket'le ardGood demand
Sales lea: T.c. dried. I.c: bakers. 7c
leaf 7c BacOnStealv shoulders. cue short ribs
TIC: short clear sides. 20 Wh'skey-The market
sales Of dst,Is goods % 81 Il 3SS bbls.
Philadelphia July 9-FlOrr ruled steady under moder
offerings bu demand light Rye -four quiet. firm at
81 50 for choice Pennsylvaiis Whea'-itte disposition
trade, prices shade lower. closing nominal No red
July. CO.. GG0ikc Co 0Gisc September G1i.f
62rc: October, 62.g63'sc. Marke; ruled steady
under light offerings hut exporters dong nothing and
local trade demand light: 40 miNed July 4Ga40i.c
August 46is0+Gs.c; September 41Q47i4c Oats-Onerngs
buyers generally holding Futures beyond this month
neglected. nominal No 2 white July. 49>1g51c: August.
ScH3Ghc. September. 34N3jc. ESES-Firm for choice
stock: Pennsylvania n-ss I21nl3c. SugarRenned quiet
quotations unchanged Potatoes fairly active. steady at
slasi 30 per bbl o;her articles unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
THE RTKEPS ISLAND DOORS.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE IN THE MAYORS OFFICE
"A TILT BErwEEN MEssRs. WELLS


The committee of Annexed District citizens ap-
pointed TO protest against the odors caused by the
garbage and refuse unloaded at Riker's Island mad
another conference at the Mayors Office Yester-
Gay. BESIDES Mayor Gilroy and the committee.
there were present Commissioner Andrews Lieu
tenant Delahonty, United States Army the repre-
sentative Of the War Department in New York
Harbor DR.. Cyrus Edison Health Commissioner;
Corporation Counsel Foster. Of College Point. ana
a. D. Wolf. inventor OF the electrozone process OF
dis!nfection Tho Mayor said that lie was ready
10 favor any reasonable scheme for abatinG the
nuisance, but os the Government had forbidden
the unloading Of the city's refuse out ut sea, and
Judge Gaynor had enjoincd the Street Cleaning
Commissioner from dumping garbage AT lsikers
Island. the question OF final disposition had De-
come a vital to the city. He hoped that the
Government would again permit the department
scows 10 be taken out beyond the nghtshp for
dumping at
Lieutenant Deahanty said that he would inquire
II the Governments orders might be modified
Mr. Wolff assured the conference that he would
have Rkcr's Island thoroughly dsinfected within
three weeks The citizens committee departed 10
make another inspection OF the dumping ground
at Rkers Island
After the adjournment of the conference. but be-
fore its committee had left the Mayors office. ex-
Assemblyman James J.. Wells. welknown mem
Der of the Annexed District committee. took oc-
casion to express his views Of the methods OF
Street Cleaning Commissioner Andrews. and espe-
cially what Mr.. Wells called Mr.. Andrews'S OBJ
stinacy and disposition toward contrarinsss. AS
semblyman A. G. Butts. a Tammany member or
the citizens committee, undertook defence or
Andrews. and accused Mr.. Wells OF misrepresent-
ing the Tammany Street Cleaning .Comm Missioner
Mr. Wells. who is Republican. then turned upon
Mr. Butts and intimated that he was no better
than Andrews. The high words attracted the at
tention Of the Mayor. who succeeded In restoring
the peace
Commissioner Andrews Yesterday went to see
Judge GaynoT about the Injunction he had issued
restraining Andrews from further dumping OF re-
fuse Rikcr's Island, Ond asked the Judge to
modify his order. and allow the NewYork scows
70 continue TO unload. Judge Gaynor rgreed to do
SO SIR Andrcwss promise to disinfect with
electrOgonc tho refuse already dumped there and
also TO disinfect every scows load carried TO the
island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. July 3-Catte-Receipts last - hours. 900
head total for week thus far 6.T2O head for
time last week. JiSO head consigned through 100 heal
70 New York. 220 head sale 90 head market opened
atrong and held at full quarter advance from ycBter
day closed strong: good to prime heavy steers IS %
ass 90 choice - o0d$5 49, coarse. heavy 81 Is
light good s. 25NSi 81 mixed butchers. 81 25St 10
thus far. 20 100 head. time last week. 20
head consigned through New York. 300 head
sale $50 head: market opened active and higher for
all kinds quality good market closed strong Workers.
81 G5mS5 20; good mediums and heavy. 81 80qS Is
pigs 81 G5nf5 10 roughs 81 25dA 90. stays 81 50q$I
all late sales ~ Workers and Hight at 81 10 Sheep
and LambsR"cepts last - hours 800 head: total for
- 200 head: consigned through to New-York 200
head sale 500 head market opened strong for sheep
and steady for lambs market closed strong In antcpa
tOn Of light receipts: good mixed sheep 81 25US3 30
mostly ewes; culls and common. s2dS3; Hight to good
lambs. sfIS4 II. choice 10 fancy do. 81 2bnS5 ~
East Liberty. July 3-CRttle-Receipts have been liberal
nbout rs Owing the strike Western points tho
81 GOQs5 god 81 lOlst 90: good butchers ~ 259si 10
rough fat 81 25Gs3 90; fair light steers s3QS 20 Hog
Receipts light market higher Phadephns IS G5at5 u
hes, Workers 81 0oGs3 O5 10 fair Yorer- s. 45
s. 55 pigs 81 Gohs5 ~: good - 5olx5; stays and
rough 81 b0dSi Sh-ep-Supply heavy market dun
81 7Odf3 90 good 50 30f3 o. fair S2mf2 30: COM
mon 50cas 25 yearlingS 81 50ds3 So lambs. 81 l0G$5
veal calves 81 25nsa: heavy and thin calves S2n$3
linton Stock Yards Chicago, July 3.-Cnttic- Market
stockers and f-eiets f2gs3 and bulls 81 250
81 7o calves s. 25@si 10 Hogr-Receipts II head Mar
ket inactive and unchanged Heavy. 81 sSmD TO-
choice mixed - I0 10: choice assored 81 oOak4 05
light. - GoHs+ 30. pigs 25fs4 10 Sheep-Market nom-
nal; inferior to choice. 81 25aG rs; lambs. sass o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04

Market closed steady ut Illo points advance COM
pared yesterdays closing prices IransI"rtlnle
notices Total sales. CT 100 bales Ne" "rk Spot
sales to-day night officially reported tor ek,
port 100 bnlea: consumpt31 In bales; contract ="
bales: total bales. market quiet: midhilns W
lands 5-iGc middllnr Gulc H-lG" which is 100
higher compared with yesterdays closing New YORK hrt
receipts ~ bales gross 1897 bales Exports .ontin@nl
39l aea Great Britain g. 1919 bats forwarded bo nn's
sales 42O haes spnners 100 bales. stock 100 pl"s
Total net port receipts today. 49, bales thus far ms
week 407S bales Exports tolny: Great britain - -.
bales Continent. 4.O93 bales. Thus far this week 'reht
Britain 1000 bales France. 3f bales Continent '"'2
bales. stock. 3l55uS bales 80.
Liverpool Spot cotton quiet, but steady' Sis
5000 bales: speculation and export, 90 bales
1000 bales. receipts Leo bales. American l"' n'I'
mlddng l5-l6d Futures orncl quiet; sellers NJ ,'i
85Gs July August 33Gs Aukuf sept "mh"r Boss
october a5gr. October November 35oS HoN
ccmher 3dS December January. 3Gss. January
8G3s February March 900 foi Aarch-ApTl foN Man
chester Cloths duh. yarns dull .
COFFEE Trading very small scnIe hn1
bid up 10 - points continued small UahHac t,iN
The final Havrc market = franc above y's,'rly'
July es25 francs. August. 20 ~ francs, S.pt,in-'I
francs October 81 francs November " - il''
sales II bags Oflcal RIO cables arm am uhch"k'
AT 10 100 reis exchange unchanged at 95lh Ten rlyH
5,oo bags: stock. 5000 bags. santos nTm ana IN
changed at 1000 rcis receipts. 400 bags Tor Yen
stock 1900 bags The steamship Mnthelyhe iIh w.,
has clcare! with 3GOpn haCA. N'fii,i ~ p >"
~ Is 10000 bags and Santos stock f'"p- 'lt7 -
UamnrE prices >. To- .. down July. - - r~-
Liverpool in June 2s70 bags. deliveries "'' 'E''
stock June 30 0gI bngs ..,- ,. sat.. ,,o,.
300 bags. follows: Ia,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. July s.. s:45 p m-peef in poor demand:
Pork In poor demand prime mess Western fine steady at
mand; cut abou; IA 20 10 n. strong at Sis Bacon
in fair demand: Cumberland about rs to 30 m firm
a, asa short rib about - No. nrn 37s long clear mid
dies about IS NJ rm at $685. long and short csnr mddss
about IS 10 nrm Sos Shoulders-hbout IL 10 is ID.
arro az S3s Cheese fair demand: American finest
white and coored Arm as Cd Tiow in demand:
nrifne city dull al Cd Spirits OF furpentine In modcr-
ate demand steady at Us ID Coonsced OIL Liverpool
,efned steady 2s Rosin In moderate demand; COM
mon steady at 81 nd Lardspot in Demand futures
IN no demand: prime Western spot easy 33s Wheat
IN moor demand red winter stedy at " 7hd; No
red spring steady at Is ii,sd Flour IN poor demand;
IN Louis fancy Gs Corn-Spot and futures
In moderate demand: mixed Western. spot steady at
s SID July steady rs sad: August steady at 3s Sd
septrmber steady at 9s 0Hd. Hops at London-Pacifc
-cssf in moderate demand: nrm AZ % 15sQf4 S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


New York. July - lSSf
COTTOS-Nfcr opening nt m advance OF about POM, ~
,--r-nved steadily during the forenoon lc
noon prices Indicating ahyercc Of nhut points
ves,oriay's closing figures. During the afternoon w
rnnrke; was steady the clD sing tone heing Wy u
and net advance the day Il 70 ~ n's IN.
est and lowest IN August were 'llVf"f me s,r'ns."
81 tho market seemed 10 hc given by Local plyhs Sul
ort,l hv IN. high temperature anil dry weather IN "h
although some that the dry weather IS not IJuI.B
tho cotton The market dA very well today hoth as 10
no onnnn ~ business done and Grnlncs Considering
tina, wc are Just tho eve = the Fourth OF July -
day and business AT NeV-Orleans Is 7u'V"ad"i., inc
weather AZ south is IN IA" mnin veif nN"lnIc 10,
the growing cotton although Texas Is ne'hlns ram ana
warm, win me lhetrhpihet-,
ranging over 100 degrees In many places II - i'hIeu
mat n the weather for any CONSIDERABLE ehg,h
~ time rs dry rs the crop VIII 10 cohShrIaN
damaged Another for ne i'npro' erneht was ne
strength Liverpool futures that market
steady ut point advance. nfieT opening az n'Cl.
nolnt The news Texas regarding ne dry weather
ng winds in Arkansas and Oklahoma with CONSEQUENT
injury 70 the crop The Official Weather Bureau gives me
Temperature in those tse highest on record ana
Il Tlesses TINT there VII be continued warm weather IN
I'm, section OF the bolt Reports from Germany
state that cnrgo ~ cotton has been otered 10 e
Skinned from Galveston Texas. In July II II currehtIJ
renor,ed in Europe the growing crop VIII be oWuV
bale. II seems that Europe has been Hooded win us
matches from South predicting an enormous yeln VI
cotton IL thought that there may he some reaSHnn
~ the crop in should turn out TO be damageu by
the hot weather is generally supposed abroad thnt
as Texas goes goes the other cotton States so far rs
yield Is concerned. ,..,,. IA. ,,.
Opening. and Close to.cay ana oios"s o'"' ''
mir nd n follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
Ex-PREs1DEyr RoDRrGUEz VISITS THE COURTS

a Of the State courts. under the escort Of
Judge McAdam. OF the Superior Court. was made
yesterday by ex-Presdsnt Jose Joaquin Rodriguez
of Costa Rica Gonzaia de Qucsada was inter-
prefer. The ex-President was formerly a Judge OF
the Supreme Cour. OF Costa Rica, and was curious
10 see the mode OF procedure in tho higher courts
here When the visitor introduced Judge
Gidersleevc. holding Special Term of the Superior
Court he shook the latters hand with great cord-
ality.
Il have heard of you as one Of the best shots IN
the world" remarked the eX-Pres0ent.
And have never heard Of me as Judge. pre-
sumo" added the Judge with smile.
1.-THE best shot in the world IL sure to be widely
known. while the best Judge Is but little known
remarked the ex-P President with a reciprocal smile
The exPrcsident starts next Friday for
Europe His sOn-in-law. Rafae. Ygleuas Is holding
the reins OF government in Costa Rica-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
LONDON WOOL SALES

London. July Sat the wool snles to-day. 800 bales
offered There full attendance OF buyers The
quality offerings and competition
brisk There advance OF per in the prices
of rnerinos the crossbrecs except
parcels The Continental purchasers took tho lots
Of merinos and the home trade bought the bulk Of
The sales Of and the prices obtained
a follows;
New South wales-i.o 900 bales at 317xd.
.lueensland--5O0 bales at 7d7Xd.
Victoria-30O bales 6%I1lnd.
South Austraa-3O0 bales at 4AQ6Md.
West Ausfralia-i00 balos at 5*Q0hd
New Zealand-3 900 bales at <k6iOd.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal-i0o bales at 5h06%d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
THE AMHERST o1ER CLUE GOES ABROAD

The Amherst College Glee and Mandolin clubs
sailed yesterday on the Cunard steamship Aurana
TO give a series Of concerts In England and Scot
land. The trip Is experimental aud its result Is
awaited with interest. There eighteen students
in the Glee club and ten in the mandolin club. The
tour is under the direction OF Charles Terry. Lon
don. anG concerts have been arranged for In Liver
pool. S,ouIport. Manchester Harrowgate Leads.
Brd.ington Scarborough, Whitby. Edinburgh, elias
gov. Buxton. Matlock. Nottingham, Derby, Biz
mingham Leicester and London. The club VIII
sing almost wholly distinct'vey American college
songs and those characteristic OF college life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. July 3-The demand for wool has been noder-
ate and prices are unchanged from a week ago Ohio
and Pennsylvania heeces quoted lgc for X; 2Oc
FOR Xxx 2c Xxx and above. and l9Q2Oc for No l. In
here haNe al for X
and No nominal at lsaloc. Washed combing woods
dull nominal 2lG22c. Fine deaine selections
quiet at 2lc for Ohio and zoe for Michigan I'm
washed combng woods quite firm l64lSc for
quarter threeeiChths blood Territory
steady with sales OF fine and fine medium sQlOc and
OF medium up 10 12c per pound a secured basis
Of 30Q33c per pound Spring Texas wool has been sell
ing logic. and California S11c quality In
pulled wool, there has been quiet trade Foreign
are steady and advices from London are firm in tone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
HAY AND STRAW.
Reeelps Of bay and straw AZ NewYork for week end.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston July 3-Cotton steady middlng GHc: low
middling G9ioc good ordinary exc net and gross re-
Norfolk. July 3-Coton firm: middng 7Hc: low mid
ding 1li6c ordinary &C. net and receipts.
23 bales coastwise <95 bales stock u
Savannah. July S-Coton steady: middling. ei5-i6c:
mi9dling 09l6c. good ordinary, 5-l6c receipts
eel bales 262 bales sales 300 bales stock 10 4Sd
bales.
mlddiing 6'sc: low mddng 6%c good ordinary. exc;
receipts 100 bales the Continent
7o2 bales coastwise 100 bales sales COO stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
r,,.,. .........s2o i. Ge1. 80 si4736OOo
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

The stock market to-day was almost stagnans
The record of dealings was no more IMAM t"o
agnres Of a half holiday speculation But prices
continued to present bold front IN the face o.
adverse conditions. London quotations gave sUlrs
ancoura cement TO the home market the erect
OF the strike situation at the West having pv rn'
Offset apparently by the good impression pr
duced abroad by the firmness shown by the Coy.
eminent and the courts In dealing with the Deps
snecies OF Anarchists. But although the slo.SS
which are European favortes fully shared ~, ','s
strength shown by the market, the paicl'y
fine dealings forbds the idea that there were w. w.
significant purchases for London account. -
only railway shares In which the deaIlnss S,ng
recorded In four figures We're St Paul hsa'nSS
Union Pacific, Atchson. Missouri Iacine Aase
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. All OF tuSSi
excepting Quincy, closed with net gains OF 49, 49,
per cent, but Quincy was inclined 10 hea,."R Re-
and Is up only u per cent American su SSaan,,nsa
fning was moderatlvey active. but II CEN v,, of
early from 1Ol to 99is. closing with rai arm.
" per cent Chicago Gas was excepuonaa.s
raining y per cent. There were no ehsas ss ,hs
Of gold for export but better tone rnnnh francs
stiii rme AT rates which may draw gold 10 ran IN
on saturday. The monthly debt statement a"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
THE MONTHLY DEBT STATEMENT.

Tuesday. July 3-p. m.
The Treasury statement for the month Of Juns
showed only a trivial change in the public debt
There was an increase Of $50 in the interest-bear.
ing debt but there was a decrease Of $lS,7s3 In
the debt which bears no interest. AS there was
a decrease OF $3.50 900 in the nomina. surplus cash
in the Treasury. the Increase IN the aggregate
debt was s25l l57. The net available balances
which include deposits In National banks, showed
a decrease for the month Of s3.147,2s0 but there
was an increase OF s316913 In subsidiary coin and
fractional currency and there was decrease in
the general liabilities Of $50 467 The Treasury
assets fall short Of the general liabilities and the
slO 900 900 gold reserve by Sl.567,2e2 against q
deficit on May 81 OF $3.50 469 When II is remerN
bered that more than s26 100000 OF the Treasury
ash was deposited by National banks to retire
note circulation the deficit under the god re-
serve and general liabilities will be seen 10 be
virtually s2S 900 000 The gold reserve In June was
reduced sl3 $50 243 and II is more than S30OOOWo
below the amount at this date In 1893. The month
closes the Governments fiscal year, and In that
period the expenditures exceeded the receipts by
SIS. 023.
The Controllers statement shows an increase
in the full amount Of bank-note circulation OK
s1O9 Cos. There was an increase Of 1885 in cir
cu,ation based on Government bonds and an
increase OF s59,2S9 in circulation secured by
deposits Of lawful morey.
The following tables are COMBINATIONS and
comparisons OF the official reports
GENERAL LIABILITIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04

milk and :, can, Of cream The total daily supply has
been % esI Of milk. 22I cans OF condensed m NIX
md 90 cans The average price pald o tne
surplus on the platforms has been 81 10 can OF forty
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