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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

Norwegian Bnl Advanced = stsge-Ths
Meigs Elevated Road.

Norwegian Brl Advanced = stsge--Ths
Msiss Elevated Road.
BosToN, June 10 by vote of TO .
the senate refused to substitute z bill.
and then accepted the adverse report on
the White elevated railway petition.
The Norwegian bill was ordered to q
third reading--l9 TO l3-with an amend
ment that druggists shall not sell only
upon the prescription OF a registered"
physician.
Mr.. Milton moved to amend the Bell
telephone bill SO that the total capitaliza-
tion shall be $50. .000 900 instead OF $50 .0O0,-
600. The amendment was rejected IL TO
81 Mr.. Milton then moved that for all
capital stock above $50, 900, the COM
pany apply 20 the gas and electric light
commissioners, and convince them it
needs it. Rejected TO 10. The bill
then passed TO be engrossed.
The house reversed its action OF Thurs
day, and voted to sit on Monday.
The Meigs elevated railway bill was
passed to be engrossed-l22 to 80. Amend
ments TO prevent stock watering. regulate
the issue of increased capital stock, pre-.
vent exorbitant fares, and allow the use
of other systems than the Meigs. were
adopted. The house refused TO submit
the question to the people OF Boston.
The senate bill forbidding the gas COM
missioners or their clerk from engaging
in other business was passed to be en-
crossed.
The public service committee reported
bill by which no honorably discharged
veteran of the civil war. employed in
state or civil service shall be removed or
suspended without final preferment Of
charges and a hearing. The penalty 10
ShDO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
Juror, Threateued with Death

ROME, June l6-During the trial of
Sig Taptonogo yesterday. a letter signed
by anarchists was circulated In the court
room. threatening the jurors with death
If they aequit Tantonogo. The letter says
that since Deputy de Felice and other
children of the people have been con-
demned. guilty capitalists must not DO
treated with leniency.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

ST. ALBANs. VT. June i6-F. w. Ballard,
formerly agent Of the Standard Oil com
pany at Burlington, committed suicide
here by cutting his throat. He was un-
doubtedly the victim of an hallucina alton,
as his affairs prove to be in sound con-
ditiou.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

NEW YORK, June 16.-The Lexow In
vestigating committee spent the greater
part of yesterday In examining Bo-
hemisns. who claimed that they had paid
for the privilege of keeping their clubs
and saloons open on Sunday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
Minister Indicted For Libel.

Putnam. pastor Of the Trinity Baptist
church, has been indicted for criminal
libel. This is the outcome Of bitter
fight made by Mr. Putnam against Rev.
Mr.. Potter, pastor of the Baptist Taber-
nacle, last summer The complainant Is
Maggie Burke, who. Mr.. Putnam alleged.
was i'll trexted by DIR. Potter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
Femals Forestera.

New BEDFORD. Mass, June 10 st
Rose court l02. Massachusetts Order of
Catholic Foresters, instituted In this city
last night. is the first branch of Foresters
composed wholly OF women, there being 40
members. A banquet followed, with
speeches and an entertainment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
Full Jury at Last.

TROY, N. Y, June l6.-Ths l2th Juror
In the Bat Shea murder case was found
yesterday. He is the only Roman Catho-
lie on the jury. This fact Ia Significant In
view of the fact that the religious ques-
ton will enter largely into the trial.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

KINGSTON. N. ". June Ia William H.
La Forge, who has been on trial here for
the murder of his wife at Crawford In
July last, was acquitted yesterday after
noon. He was tried last December, when
the jury disagreed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

TAurTos, Mass. Jun. William
ROgers was stabbed in the right side by
Manuel Mssrosa. . Portuguese. at Rayn-
ham Mssross Quarrelsd with Rogers.
The R0rtugsss n held IN 5000. Physi-
cians sxpress doubts Of Rogers recovery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
Parted Many Years Arc.

MANcHEsTRR, N. H., June l6--Mary
Costello of this city claims to be the
widow, of James Costello. whom she
parted with in England IS years ago. She
has brought suit against the Louisville
aud Nashville railroad, In whose employ
ment he was killed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

BANGOR, Me-, June l6-Thomas No
Kay OF Scotland. who shipped yesterday
on the bark s. j. Stewart, went out In q
small boat and in some manner fell
overheard and was drowned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

CANTON, o., June l6 - "A powerful
Knockout blow was delivered by Jimmy
Carney last night In . finish fight with
Tommy Miller OF Indianapolis. One hun
dred sports attended. Miller is uncon-
scious and will die.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
gAs Nershu..tsrn Fleod..

OMAHA, June ia detailed report OF
1ood damage In the northwest indicates
ohao IMPORTS Of destruction have not been
Grooely exaggerated. Il declares that
DeUDorty along the river front has per-
mnnonfly depreciatsd 30 Der cent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
Incendiariss FoiIed.

BEvIER. Mo-, June 16. - Another At
tempt was made to burn nina 4s yester-
day, and Frank Mining. one of the
guards, was shot In the leg by the In
cendiaries. The fire bugs escaped.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

DANooR, Me-, June l6--At the Peo-
vle's party convention for the Fourth con-
Gresionsl district, O. ID. Chapman. a rich
1aFue. of Plymouth. was nominated to
>DDeoo DoutelIe g. ep-sssos,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

RoME.l June 10. THE pope's physician
announces that his holiness recent attack
of weakness brought him near to death.
For some time 1t was thought he could
not rally. His holiness has fully re-
covered his strength and II now IN excel
lent health
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

TANGIER, June l6-Abdul Aziz has
been officially proclaimed Sultan of Mo-
rocco The proclamation took place In
FeA There was no disorder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

CAMDEN, N. j.. June l6-The jury In
the case of Theodore Lam bert. the bur.
glar who entered the house of Banker
Kairer for purposes of robbery and killed
the latter, brought In verdict Of murder
In the first degree.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
ron sALE-MTsCELLANEoUs US.

LNoR sALE-VIRsTsoLAss. oLD-FAsHIoHED
IT Rockaway carryslL also one Russell cart
nearly new; both with shafts and pole can b
bought cheap. Apply 70 ME J. n Randall, Oak.
land Beach, r. !. mzrl9-H
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
rnE NEWS
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
BOYS! BOYS! BOYS!

Come down 20 THE Nuws ovrIcE, NO. wsybos-
set street, and we will supply you with TINS HEws
BAsn BALL BOOK TO sell TO the whole town
There's millions In tti
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

rI,o LIEUTENANT FURNISHED ROOMS .
J. Carpenter street junei4-I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-05
A REAL, ESTATE DEALER ACCUSED

Jared Flagg. IT,, a real estate dealer. OF NO az
West Twenty-third-st.. who controls over 4oO fur-
nshed lighthouses the West Side. was arraigned
In the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
afternoon, charged by Police Captain John D.
Donohue of the West Twentiethst station, with
renting his apartments to people for immoral pur-
poses Flagg was paroled Tor examination on May
IS, at y. m. . -. Mo- oo5
and III West Eighteenth-st.. and Nos 5l5 anH 90
West Seventeentn-st. On March Z. captain Dono-
hue's detectives arrested Della MURPHY IN 'hs
second fiat and May Andrews in the hrst MAJ o
No 925 West Eighteenth-st. charged win keepins
dsorderly houses. Both were convicted Ill inc
Court of Special Session and fined so each 49,
The captain then sent word 10 Flagg Inat ,nrre
were many disorderly persons in MS apdI 'iuSits
~ ,rnrnea him that they must get out Flagg
made up a list OF his tenants in the two houses
and sent il TO the captain. Seventeen OF tnese,
Flagg asserted. had been served with dspo ,nsss
naDsTs and were going 10 get out AMONG these
We're Pauline Hastings. who took the seconu nat
OF No POS West Eightcenth-st; sIter .ne M9 9
woman was arrested. on April 20 captain Dono-
hues men found Pauline still in the nat am ar
ree+ed her The case is now pendlhg Napt'tn
Donohue declares that there are seyerai DINERS
Vet in the fiat who down on flagg dispossess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. May 4-cotton dull middling 6Sc: low mid
dlng oe-l6c; good ordinary. G.c; exports 10 Great
Britain S74 bales; stock 81 453 bales. WeekyNet
gross receipts 252s bales exports 70 Great Britain 37
bales coastwlse 1888 bales sqes. y2s bales spinners
81 bales
Norfolk. May 4.-couon easy; middling &C. low mid
ding, 1ISc good ordinary 5c, and receipts
l2s bales exports coastwse. lsG bales sales 6l bales
stock. 2s,JC1 bales. WcekiyNet 1905
gross 1905 bales; exports coaswse 5000 bales sales
siS bales
New-Orleans, May 4.-COttOn good middinR
3-f6c middiing. 6c low middling Csc good ordinary
05-fGc; net receipts 2S5 bales: gross 1894 bales;
ports TO Great Britain 1902 bales; Franco bales
coastwise 1870 bales sales 900 bales; stock i3o u
bales Weely-Net receipts lI.s26 bales: gross II s67
bales; exports 70 Great Britain s54 bales France
607 bales 10 the Continent 5Gy bales coastwise ~ 1851
bales: sales. 10, $50 bales spinners. 1893 bales.
Savannah. May 4-cotton dull middiing. SIC: low mid
ding enc; good Ordinary GHc net receipts PIP bales:
gross 2ss bales; exports the Continent 2177 bales:
coasiwse Ge3 bales; ssss % bales stock q 23G bales
Weekly Net receipts 3s27 bales gross 4Z21 bales ex-
ports 10 The Continent s95 bales coastwsc 3ss baes
sales Lib bales; spinners. i6l bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May GpecaD.-Wheat to-day proved unex-
pectedly srong advancing nc and closing n
Thursday. large seaboard cearanccs 900
bucics had do with tho strength, but the adj
vance was before anybody knew anyth about
large clearanccs. The strength seemed really
overseeing and unanimous bearishncss the
part all spectators Some OF the large shorts
took freight Just they that very little
wheat offering after the opening The large seaboarl
clcarances course accelerated the advance. The
of cents In May oats did the thing July
opened lO1. sold between J3A, and GDa
Gp+, May time within n July.
"A "A discount OF ~ There 10
here; the seaboard reported nothing. The
very large clc2rances to-day confirmed the expectation
o decrease the Visible Mondly-probably
3OOOOOO bushels. There stll the impression
Armour 10 ship out about 10000 bushels red
winter wheat.
Corn duh but firm made 50 by the strength OF
wheat and oats. July opened at 3OM sold between 30h
and 3jss. and closed AT s9s cents There
excitement in oats than In wheat, May advancing 2
cents bushe and holding about half Of IT, May opened
at "a. touched 1874. and closed 3t7s Receipts
ISL the estimate for Saturday 100 Shorts
here took fright because cash at ST. Louis suddenly
advanced from 80 BOA There supposed
moderate sized May deal with Hess the prime pal holder.
June oats advanced n cent; July n
Provisions firm and higher Pork closed % cents
Thursday; ard IA to 10 over; ribs l2I
cents Provisions have been oversold
been
Onsthe curb puts July wheat closed On cents
on July at GOs cents. Puts and calls July were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY MAY

esc secse Western gair si@si 20 ss
fresh fowls are cleaning up more osey an"
and DUH Frozen poultry has SnS rnrsny.
light movement. quote for fresh Killed; ~
hens iOIiic; case fowls rfimr, az ' do
ferior Tbgsc: spring chickens, Philadelphia o. w.
Long Island 2Slf30c: do Western lsg-c; siuT T y
DOZEN Al I5ds2 a. quote for No frozen: No.
ediOc: chickens oalOc; fowls. 1'sHsc; ducks ioV'-
No . grndca id3c lower ,.. ,,.h, ard
HAY AND sTRAwM'rte, dull but receipts va iisnn at
pccs nre held about steady prime grades We qens,
Hay prime per 100 H. s5aooc do No 70 no To :, .g
SOC do shipping 55c; clover mixed oJit0c 90 c'osI
i5a5oc rye straw. long joacjc; do short 4oc of'
straw 4JQJoc. - -, .,.,ao. T., ,o,r
POTATOES AND vEGETABIEs-0d pGta9ss ,, IN N ia,r
demand stock cleaning up closely and market nrm' ""
rotttnes In Hight supply and wanted Sweets urn.
onIons weak Asparagus moving better ana Itlo"S a
shade nrer Cabhages doing better Fanoy green peas
steady string beans firm for fancy goods Ionliurs
acarce and choice ripe stock higher. We quote Io"rs
ermuIa new pcr Dbl So 5O0s7 50 do Florida. SC0S ho
british nagnns per sack $2TS2 ~ do state per Ioo
M or bbl $2MSc % potatoes * Opn$f 0' o"ns.
rypton per sack S2Ts2 %: bermuda per crate. ~ 49,
asnarrgs Der dozen bunches. SJMy2: green peas nor
on North Carolina ~ 10 size OF
pke IL jOsI 30: catbages. Southern. b-crnte ZIG
20. string beans Savannah. crate $50 w. DO fotin
ST 5Os3; tomatoes, Florida. carrier ~ DnSf ~
squash per crate $idsl 81; beets 100 bunches 80
so radsh@s Long Island per lunches
siGs 1o DO Southern. 25g75c; cucuubcTs Florida per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-05
DIR. paRKHUHsrS CHARGE DisCREDITED'

INSPECTOR WILLIAMS DOES THE wHITEwAsH-
ING THIS TlME-CoMMIssloNER MAC
LEANS POSSIBLE RESIGNATION.
Inspector Williams made a report to the fonee
Board yesterday afternoon or the barroom vi
Joseph Corcoran No. 52e Thlrd-ave. which Or
Parkhurst's society had complained of as being os
orderly resort The Inspector says II Is an ordinary
liquor store freduented by the aboring cass' T
that the proprietor Is man of good characteI; ine
rooms over the barroom are occupied Dy Mrs. |,h.'
Dempsey who owns the property ana mas n.eu
there forty-two years. There is no communication
between the liquor store and the apartments apoNe.
The Inspector had been unable 20 discover anything
against the place. The report was nled -
Santsin Martens of the East Thrty-hfth-st. sta
ton received twenty DAYS vacation
Commissioner Charles +. Macl.ean was not al tne
meeting. Mr. MacLean YESTERDAY declined 10 TAX
about the report which was set ahoat on THURSDAY
evening 10 the effect that he had sent MS resiEna
ton to Mayor Giiroy. ut does not concern me what
Is said about it." he replied TO a direct question:
When asked II there any reason Tor starting
such a report he said II do not care TO tax ABOUT
It," an, -, /. ,.os
Other officials at the Central Office said IL was
unrea sonable to suppose that Mr.. Maclean wouI
send his resigna ton Immediately after his term or
office had expired and when the Mayor might De
making up his mind about the appointment OF an
other commissioner In his pace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-05
THE STATE OF IRA DE.

psi,,rore MAY 4-Flour dull. unchanged. Wheat dull
and higher No red. spot and May GoNaSD'sc June
July GifsaC2c; August lsaO21sc. seanei
30 red 57Sa57c; milling wheat by san sample ,n.c GTS
and drmer: spot, 44s.a45c; May. 44a44hc July, 44s.e
bid: steamer mixed l3c bid southern by sample 4aE
see, sock oar 215 BUSH sales. 5000 bush oats strong
No white Western 42AG4sc No mixed DO Sosn 900 os
etock "a IS, bush. Rye hrm No 57nosc Stock l4St"
hush Uay quiet but steady: good % choice timothy
si4 5oQsi5. Eggs dull. l0alOizc Other articles I'M
changed.
Boston May 4-Flour dull and UNCHANGED Corn scarce
and firm Oats and higher. shorts seauy To TO
Northern creamery l761sc; Western. l6al1c darlss
isSi6c Cheese quiet but FIRM old Northern. l29nloc
estcrn ii61lLc: new cheese IOn1lc. Eggs quiet and
unchanged; Eastern. 12c Western llal2c; southern
1oIsc x,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-05
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Newly York. May !. 1871.
COTTON-The market opened to points higher.
.nSnst selling on the call at 1897 20 against ia
Nc yesterday sold down 20 los. rallied to Id clos
ing at T.OSG7.U9. net decline Of q 10 points me
early advance better Liverpool and free covering
by shorts The decline on loss or the early ad-
vance In Liverpool helped by selling by the bears te-
ccprs NewOreans tomorrow are estimated at Low
bales 74S bales last week 2ol6 bales ast year
Receipts AT Memphis 10 bales. against ltI bales last
wees 49s bales year shipments. 1S2 bales 81 LOUIS
rc-eip 1876 bales against bales last week 30 bales
last year shipments. 1917 bales Houston receipts Lozi
bales week. 1916 bales last
sbrmenfs l. 215 bales spot markets generally
dull New-Orleans easy. unchanged; sales. 1000 bales
savannah dull Lice lower Baltimore, &c lower. DUH
Receipts ports this week. 53Si bales against
g7g bales week 100 bales last Interior snip
ments % GO bales against 2500 bales last week ~
400 bales last year 100000 bales against looOO
taes last week bales Liverpool market
closed steady unchanged to l6id decline compared
mvers favor Tenders new docket. 1909 bales Liver
pool spot seadier sales 5000 bales speculation
and export bales. including 1000 bales American
Receipts 10000 bales including 1000 bales American
Middling. 3 15-l6c. , 80, a..
,,ario,s ngLt ond last wear follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool May 4. 3i5 p mBoet In good d eo q;
extra india mcss firm at SIS Cd; prime mess nm at
"a Fork in good demand prim, mes c ei
Hams in moor demand: short cut about II TO 10 ID
dull at Gl. Bacon in poor demand; Cumbea11 eu,'
about % 10 20 r., dull Sd short rib, about 20 ID
steady long clear middles about " ~ dnii a.
9is 81 long and short clear mddes about - H. avn NJ
33s Gd shoulders about II dull al 3ls Cheese
in moderate demand American. finest white ara CO..,
ored firm at 5s Tallow In poor demand prime cl,y
dull at 2js Spirits Of urpcntne In moderate demahu
steady 22s Eosin In m9derate do'na G, 9n ~
dis Lard-spot IA poor demand futures in no demand;
.nand No red winter easy at - Sgd fipur IN poor
demand ST Louis. fancy winter steady At rs. CoFn-
Knot and futures in moderate demand; mxfl western
spot; dull at IS 9Nd May stead at IS 2sI June stat
al % std July steady nj "a sid. Hops at London
Pacific Coast-In poor demand; steady at figto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-05
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Friday, May i-p n

Friday, May i+p n
Speculation Is dormant and fluctuations
prices have no real meaning. Sugar Refining
advanced further IL per cent to-day In rsIas
tiresome reports about the action Of CO..
gress. It seems to be agreed that L Z
new tariff should be adopted the slsz'
Refining interests will not be hurt Vhs
It is perfectly obvious that II no changes In cuT
are made, the earnings, or at least the dlr'
dends, Of the company, justify higher prices 1
the stock 1t is evident that some arrane'
ment has been made, but II is not certain taG
II will be carried out. The decision OF C1
gross on any important subject is not thhs
on which conservative men are willing 10 ia
much money. The activity and strens'n
Sugar Refining may possibly nave peeh que
the operations of traders who care nothing ~
the Tariff bill or the condition OF TIE conlgaIs
but are perfectly willing 10 extract pfVl
from anything The Governing Committee q
the Stock Exchange is trying to restrict specs
lation in every possible way, but IL GOES D~
enforce it's long-standing rule ABOUT hcu uos
sales While it Is putting checK on aruaAs,
business-a perfectly legitimate opetauon0I
overlooks grave offences. The committee s"s,
lows a camel without difficulty, but retches
the mere suggestion Of P gnat. -.,
The dealings to-day were entirely proles'i0rs-..
First prices, in mos cases, were the io"eS, ~
last prices were by no means the highest fD.
variations were advances, Out eAceP'ihe o A,
two Industrial stocks they were slight anu ~
significant. The buying was apparently 10, y.
short account The shipments Of god we's
little less than had been expected, out 10. y,
week they were large. and in view OF tne u ~,
balance they were almost extraordinary. -.
movement may be continued indefinitely 0e rn.
IL undeniably results from Withdrawals OF SIn
moan capital. They are the natural conseqlen~
OF uncertainty about the financial poiicy .. ~
country and the maintenance OF specie psyi,ss 80
The legal-tender reserve has fallen agdla 80
800. 900, 600 although 1t is only few mon.ns ''
that the reserve was fortified oy an ssT lev.
bonds II the outflow continues another sss
Of bonds will be necessary, and perhaps u W.
not easily be negotiated on equally ia'O'A''
terms. --r
THE DAY IN THE BOND MAhhH.
There were no transactions In GoVer rn.-ts,
bonds at the Stock Exchange, Dut 'ne t ,.I
was steady at unchanged quotations as iO'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-05

c,ata bonds were neglected. although, wei, rsrs
sales OF Virginia funded debt % per Gems hank
made at co.'s There were no saieS rss duIler
stocks The general bona Ihdi rS .ransactioEs
barely exceeded 81 100000 al par N", nOvi,y and
rallied some fractions. but the only s'"a issues
strength were in purely specula'i,o,,eyed Q
phnadeIphia and Reading issues ieOO first To-
mart of the losses suffered yes'eiu' 3ois. second
comes closed per cent hlsnv, Inns and gen
and third incomes naue 9ni"'' snacIaly active
eral mortgages. which were sp .ohison general
gained 81 per cent al 74ls. A az md A ses
A. rallied about l per cent 10 .S12, pacific L.
onds the fraction 10 35i2. N MI ,,as no trad
sues were dull and firm. but tneI I'ar liable occur
ing in consol IS. stranse,yd Texas hrsts wess
unchanged AT s2AMs2ia, while se00n.,ec seconds
~ ,,ar cent 10 ass. d45i2. texas as,bout M
were active but after 70 they elo a. made to ou
terial loss at 23ss. Reference i
full report Of bond sales .,,,s rates for DOE
Money was easy at Pie'
time and call loans. .. was az follows
Tha Clearing house statement s.'o-sAa
Exchanges. s2,26O,sJ0; DaiahVos' :, the Cleahns
The Sub-Treasury was deD'ol he Treas
1yonsa saSs 0OS The business OF tn' ,rcludes ~
ury for the week ending oyments OF slS5SS.,S.
,oa,,irg rho general balance >loi'o-,y ss NJ eS.
s,5o SGT a6l on April q. an appaIe, "a eeoo oo ana
4ao Deducting from the payn,i'enns,ss which afea
from the receipts S4Ooo,oOV lV' III Treasury ~
onIy its account with the genera 40 and ies
loss as affecting the banks IS 81. ~ Ni. s,a '%
ras,,,, does not include payments "
nm~cSa sed Pacific Railroad bonds; .eIpts S7S'
p'r Sav'e opera tons included; hencss OF sie'
7oi. noyments. s2,i64565; with oai'"''
ota Ks coin and s5i 6i5.i7i currency; shington
The United STATS Ssscns a. bank notes S
ceved to-day szso'o-o -,d
redemption. .,.or, slOf 49, the MS. H.Su
rsye mo " receipts siis.ls5 and the "''''
receipts $l044so r.raasury statemenssr ~
To-days WasnIn mn dsnosIts in bank e ,os1s~sss
cash on hand ana , nspJ last previous s'a's''
with the figures OF 'ne '" ~...,cs
as follows "a May ssgsS
Net gold on hand. ~" f''''' - esD
Me- iega-ten lers .. ssa oos IS 9s6 80 IN ~ l3s9s
on hand. $3.50; -, 10 sSS III ii0siio III" -
Net silver On hand iV'0'Y, ------
Actual cash In the -
Treasury vaults na. fDsS
outstanding ., o,e IN sfa6 liz ~ - S$s"
certificates .,.'si. s,s 80 II 43p, NV - -
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Net Tss cas-" foreign sn's exchanges not q.
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