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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14
DEATHS.

N1TCHELL.-Died. at the residence or
her parents. 704ie east Leigh street. az
1O.45 yesterday morning, kATHLEtN
ARCHER. infant daughter OF Oakley ana
Rita V. Mitchell; aged three months anu
twenty-five days. o.oo
Interment private, at Hollywood you
THIS MORNING.
MCCAIN. Died. at her residence NO.
SO5 west Clay street. at $50 A: NJ, july
10 1895. Mrs. CHARLES MCCAIN, relict
Of Charles Mccain.
Funeral services al Sacred Heart
church MONDAY. July Ii. 1888, al $50
A. Nj. Friends and relatives invited TO
Interment at Mount Calvary.
McALLISTER.-Died at the residence
Of his parents. No. 172S Buchanan street.
Manchester. LOLA LIMA, infant child
of ~ i and H. +. McAllister; aged ten
months and thirteen days.
FuneraI THIS Sunday AFTERNOON
~ Z o'clock, from residence. Friends
and acquaintances are invited TO at
tend.
I.AwFORD.-Died. on July 18th. at his
r.sIdence. in Buckingham county. Va.
THOMAS WRIGHT LAWFORD. former
" OF Baltimore. Nd. In his eighty-ninth'
YAar.
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and they arc learning something CT nc"
England household ways. Fer instance,
We were anxious to eat Boston pakeo
beans ION their native heath, out VINE
I asked for them I was Informed that
the practice was to have them on Satur-
day only. Further efforts TO procure them
In Boston developed the fart that the
same practice prevailed In the resfaur-
ants J. however, came across Richmond
colored waiter in a swell restaurant. and
because we were fellow-townsmen he pro-
cured them for me on Thursday as a
special favor.
The Boston hotel walters largely had
their training as buffers in the old Rich
mond families, and several OF them told
me that while they liked Boston. they
were not satisfied unless they spent rev.
eral weeks in Richmond every year.
The crowd is so al-prevailing every
where that Il reminds one of Chicago
during the Worlds Fair. and the only
chance to meet your Virginia friends Is
TO go TO headquarters at the North
Avenue church, where they usually as
semble In the early morning. before sep
arating for the day; or 10 leave note
In the inquiry box. at the Virginia booth,
In Mechanics building, TO make an ap-
pointment at a later hour.
They are widely separated in score
OF homes, and meet mostly by chance
else where.
Boston has on its best manners. Every
body is polite, accommc dating, and watch
full OF the comfort and pleasure OF the
visitors. The convention arrangements are
maryellously systematic. and while the
accommodations are entirely inadequate
for the seventy thousand or more del
egates here, there is no confusion.
At the Presbyterian UNCONVENTIONAL
meeting yesterday. which was very large,
Mr.. Robert Lecky. Jr.. was one of the
speakers.
The Times is on file at Virginia head
quarters daily. and Is read with avidity
by the Virginia delegates.
The editorial ann ourcement OF its fight
against gambling and law-breaAlng was
applauded by the Virginia Endeay orers,
when read out by one OF their number
this morning. j. ID. NJ.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.


Offerings at auction on Change for
the week ending to-day, 1913 packages or
sun-cured tobaccOs, highest price Tor me
week, S36.
Private sales reported to the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers, IA hOgsheads, cutters, !; scrap
brighD, 4. Total, 10 hogsheads.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade Tor the
week ending to-day: Wrappers, 81 hoss-
3: scrap bright, -; scrap dark, 81;
leaf dark, 62s; Tugs dark, 81; pflmihss'
=. Total, 923 hogsheais.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
ecsons-Brght, "a hogsheads; west
ern. l hogshead. Reinspectons-Bright
And for the week ending to-day: In
spectons- Bright, 212 hossheads and .
tierces. dark. 100 hossheads and ~
tierces; western. l hOgshead. Reinspec-
ti0ns-Bright, JOB hoSsheads' daIh' 10
hogsheads and tierces. H..
Total sampling for the week ending
to-day: Inspections, 49, hossheaas ana
80 tierces, &c, reinspectons, ll3 hossc-
heads and , tierces, &c. TOTAL LUIS
hogsheads and 30 tierces, &c.
Myers, Crenshaws, Shockoe, sea
brooks. NauChan's, and Old Dominion
tobacco warehouses report to-day: Re
ceipts, 81 packages; deliveries, 20 pack
The same tobacco warehouses. with
Jones. Shelburne's. Meals. Dayenport's,
Planters, Allegheny, and Farmers add
cd renort for the week ending to-day.
Receipts, 562 packages; deliveries. 40
United states internal revenue collec-
tions for the city of Richmond, Va, to-
day, on tobaccos: Cigars and cigarettes
Slio. 80: plug tobaccos, Sl,0D.lo Total,
S2.OsO.7S.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions on tobaccos for the city Of Rich
mond. Va. for the week ending to-day:
Cigars and cigarettes. ST.. SCI. -; plug to-
baccos. 1l,T5lGo. Total, S2T,Gl3.33.
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kur CLOSING QUOTATIONS. or
MONEY.
oserings and sales at the Richmond To
bacco Exchange Internal Revenue
Collections Foreign Ad,ices.

WV YORK, July l3.-Speculation at
a.. stock Exchange was dun throughout,
srlv iui.lgJ sAarcs being traded IN. 1nc
cnGuces. such as they We're, were quo
mainly 90 the operations OF proicsa.o.i...ls,
although at the start there was htl.
selling by holders, who exaggerated ny
importance Of the shipment Oh the $-JV,ovV
cold Dy the Lucauia to-day. Inc re-
0cfIOuista, however. were unable 10 lhdh'
any impression on prices 20 speak or,
outside OF the ludustrials. Sugar chr.
cago Gas. Leather. ana General Eiectnc
were n0tceably heavy ia this sroup, anu
fell q, 20 per cent. sugar icaNnsi VIE"
sales down 10 1864. chicago Gas laH
OIL TO 55ii. General Electric 70 "''s'
Leather 10 loit. and 90 preferred 10 80
The railway last was not influenced 70
any extent. and the losses were scner&liy
confined 10 the fractions The sn0fts ale
Crarry Of extending their lines IN me
railways. for the reason that the I'M
rrtssior Us eaining ground that an I'M
lortant move IS contemplated iH We
anthracite coal trade. 10 IS thousht
that during the coming week soiht'ili,,'o
Will be heard from the Dig bankers WIZ
have been looking over the ground WIN
view OF adjusting the diHeIthcea Nnicn
have existed ln this trade lot some line
past. la the last houi speculauon "e
Nciopcl irmcr tone, on toNcli"s "a
short contracts ana prices I"'i r,a , "ay
where from d 90 l.- per cent. ne MAJ
let closed barely steady In tone. Net
changes in zee railway lists show losses
~ i..t. ,.r~ l.r. Sugar. however. lost
81. 4'cf cent. vle bond market was quiet
AMI higher Sales were Ss-2.ovo The
sairs of listed stocks aggregated $1,000
Shares. unlisted. 5000 shares. go,
Money on cali is nominally lqli2 per
c..,f . frIu,o mercantile paper. 3i4ui per
cenf sfcrline exchange steady. with
octral hsslns.s in bankers bills at is"a
S~l. Tor sixty days and 400 for demand;
posted rates. ioJi -n 500 commercial
ius ls.f.rf-Sf. Bar silver 6GA. Coy
errrorf Bon ls firm. stat bonds quiet
Railroad bonds higher Silver at the
b1arl was OI>nos'.. ...
Treasury Balances: Com, SlO2, o42' 81
currency, S6i,i3I, O3O.
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truth, THE MOABTTEss."
A Pleasing Entertainment ny Local Tai
ent-somc Of the Participants.

MARION. VA, July i3.-Spec'ai.-
Thursday night, II tho Seaver opera
Youse local talent Of this place p tsent-
"a In a most acceptable manner the cam
,ata 81 Ruth. the Moabitess." The wcii-
sustained parts OF the principals ana 'n'
excellent work OF the chorus elected gem
erous apnlause from the large and appre-
ciatiye audience. As the name indicates
the cantat1 is based on Biblical history.
Miss Emma Sprinkle's conception OF
Orpah was weli-defined. and gave emil
nent satisfaction. Miss Alice PeIdietons
as Ruth. sang herself right into the
hearts of her audience. Her sweet, clear
svmpathetic voice measured well up 10
the difficult requirements Of the part as
signed her In the sleeping scene ner act
ing and siging were exceptionally good.
The Naomi Of Mrs. George RICHARDSON
was clcvcriy presented. The accuracy
with which she sang the n any exacting
solos committed to her care gave evil
dence OF a natural ability that she mas
carefully guarded and cultivated. The
tenor OF Mr.. william c. Pendleton. the
First Reape-, was full OF the sweetest
melody. but especially rich and musical
was IL when he rendered HAL, Gl, rious
Light" There is an artistic finish about
the work of Mr.. Pendleton that would
have received deserved recognition had
he sought wider fields for the display
o. his talents.
The melody OF the drinking song. In
which nr. j. y. Luther. as Boaz, and
others made merry" and laughInely
gave expression to the return OF pros
peri;y and happinsss reminded the writer
OF the drinking song in that most tuneful
OF American operas, DC koven's Robin
Hood" Mr.. Luther reflected credit upon
himself by his effective work, not only
In this. but also In other parts OF his
role. Miss Lulu Carrier. a striking bru-
nette of the Italian type. though she
essayed an unimportant character IN the
cast sang with telling effect Haste. ye
Maids" She so captivated all that the
unique distinction OF being the only one
10 receive an encore was gratefully ac-
corded her.
There were others whose efforts were
highly crcditable indeed. but want OF
space procudes going further into par
ticulars. Marion Is possessed OF much mu-
steal talent. which. under the careful SUI
pcrNision OF Mrs. Wm. G. PcndletOn. gave
delight and pleasure to many lovers Of
good music.
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VIRGINlANS IN BOSTON.
DOinss Of The Christian EndsaYor Dele.
gates.
THEY CALLED FOR BAKED BEANS.
But They Can Get Them on Saturday Only.
yirginians Kindly Treated by the Res
idents - The Times Read win
Avidity and the Anti-Gam-
bling Editorial Applauded.
North-Avenue Congregational Church,

Cambridge, Mass, July II. $50.
(staff correspondence
The Virginia delegates to the Christian
Endeaysr Convention are located in cam
bridge. seven miles from the Mechanics
Building. aud the mammoth tent on Bos-
ton Common, where the meetings are
being held. Only those who go early
and sit long get in. The building holds
sitting and standing. 1900 people. the
tw, tents 1900 each: overflow meetings
everywhere. and the principal streets are
blocked all the time.
In Cambridge. there are seven divisions
TO the Wcst-End electrician system. Inc
manager OF one Of these divisions told
me to-day that their receipts on his divis-
ion were 5000 a day In excess OF the
normal traffic. This Will give an
idea Of what the Convention is worth TO
the city.
Rev. Dr.. A. f. Dickinson closed one OF
the mammoth tent meetings last night
with prayer.
The denominational rallies yesterday
were all crowded. The Methodist rally
at the Peoples Temple was an immense
affair. and consisted OF the combined
churches OF Canada, the NJ. +. Church,
North and the NJ. h. Church, South.
This meeting was Of intense interest, be-
cause the Epworth League and Christian
| Endeavor was the great question dis
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. O., July 13.-F'lour Inuiet;
winter patent. S3.oO04.l0; fancy, $500
$40; do family, S5.2clfJ4O. do. spring
Tatent. S3.7jflfUO.
strong.
Corn active; No white. track. asc.;
mixed track, 4Ic.; No. mixed track
white ear. 47%c.
Oats active: No. 2 mixed track, 26l2c.
PCrk-Aiarkct duh and unchanged.
Lard weak: steam leaf, SEQ; Kettle
lard, 1913; prime steam quiet but steady
at S625u63i1.
Bacon dull: loose shoulders. $3.50;
loose short rib sides, s615; loose short
clear sides, 500.
Dry sailed meats dull and unchanged.
Whisky quiet and easy at Si.A.
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. MD. July l3.-Flour


BALTIMORE. MD. July 13.-Flour
firm. :.
Wheat unsettled; No. red spot and
July, 6S4GS4c.: August, 6saGsAc.; Sep
tember 69QU9i4c.: steamer No. red.
6aI<c; southern, by sample. car do,
on grade. Gja zoe.
Corn frmer: mixed spot. 5oi5a51c.; July.
Sic. asked. southern white. 5lg52c. DO.
yellow, J2lii3c.
Oats steady and in good inquiry; NO.
2 white. western, 2q33c.; No. mixed
western. 3OLsM3lc.
Rice inactive.
Hay easier at slG.oo.
Grain freights more active; steamer
to Liverpool, 1Nnls4d., July; Cork FOR
orders, 2s.Gd., July.
Other articles unchanged.
Bonds-Virgfnia 3's, new. 14l4d14iA; do.
Century. G1&.u62h: Baltimore and Ohio.
6-ixaGi; Consolidated Gas stock, t24p
63l9; do. bonds. Gs. III bid; do. o's, 1854
asked
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The Manitoba School Question.

TORONTO, ONT, July ls.-In all
speeches made by leading Orangemen. at
the meeting OF various Orange lodges
throughout Ontario last night. strong
language was used regarding the govern
ments pledge to pass remedial legisla-
ton in connection with Manitoba schools.
Sir Mackenzie Bowel and his govern
ment were warned that II they attempted
to coerce Manitoba the result would be
fatal to the government and disastrous TO
confederation. The speakers said their
rallying-cry must b. Hands Oh Mani
toba,"
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l.nn-rnN MARKETS.

,-f.cv YORK. July l3.-Cotton STEADY
,oiidling gulf, I 5-l6; middling. i-lo'
sale SIS bales, all spinners' s'ocA'
l9 4,o,si Ofuo,day-Net receipts. 492 bales;
IT, so far this week-Net receipts.
400 bales. stock, 3S4,I2O bales.
Total since September lst.Net iSceip,es'
? SoS igt bales. exports 10 Great btltalh,
: 40g. s3l bales. France, "-'loJ pdies'
gopfinent T. fWl,ji3 bales.
The total visible supply Of cotton ior
tho world is 3.1i3.4GI bales, OF wnlcn
:, -eo oG7 bales are American, against
9c9Gi7 bales and 2.ll5,4l1 bales, respee-
fivolv. last year; receipts OF cotton ms
vrcek al ail interior towns. 2,lpl Ddles'
crop In sight. s.Gi9O53 bales. c..
GALVESTON. TEN, July l5.-lhe hIst
rev, hale of the season, classed as strict
ie ,tiiing was sold at auction to-day
10 Kuhn & Frausscn. Inc price paiu
vi" ITIIVERPOOL. July 13.-Noon.-Cotton
dun and prices favor buyers American
mailing 3 22-32: sales. 5000 bales,
American. 400 bales: speculation anu
oxnort 800 bales; receipts, i,DO Dales,
American. COCO bales. Futures opened
etoa5v at the decline and demand mod
orste. July and August, 41-Si, August
and september. 3 1861; September ana
October. 3 1864; December and January,
. i--cilJg 4S-Gf, January and February,
. 4o-6t. February and March. G-4 :
March and April. 3 5l-6i. Futures quiet
p. M.-American middling, iair'
4 a-32. good middling, 3 1882; middling'
2 lilo; low middling, 3 9-l6, good ordi,,
nary. 3 7-lG. ordinary. 34; July ana
I~iv and August. 3 4l-Gid3 1894; Au-
Gust and September. 3 43-Giq3 44-G4.
sellers. September and October 3 500,
sellers, october and November. 1864.
sellers. November and December, 4s-0i'
value. December and January, 3 4s-6t'
value. January and February, ) 49-6i,
hnvers. February and March. , 50-Gln
Sf-Gi sellers: March and April, : 52-Gi,
value: April and May, 3 1914. buyers.
Futures closed quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14
OBITUARY..
pr. A. I. HALEY.

A telegram was received, In this city
yesterday morning announcing the death
OF DR.. A. T. Haley, at his home, in Char
lotte county. Dr. Haley was one OF the
most prominent physicians in the vicin-
ity IN which he lived. He was brother
OF Mr.. H. Brown Haley, OF the State
Auditors Office, this city. lie was about
forty years OF age, and leaves wife and
three children.
MRS. CAROLINE A. ALLEN.
BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE. VA,
July 2.-Special.-Mrs. Caroline A. AL
len died at this place on the llth instant,
at the residence OF Mrs. Daisy Snoddy.
after a long and painful Illness aged
seventy-ive years. and was buried yes
terday at Smyrna. in this county. The
Methodist church, and was much re-
spected and beloved in this community.
DAVID b. cAssELL.
CULPEPER, VA, July l3-Special-
David Il. CasEell, an aged and inirm
veteran of the Mexican war, and a mem
Der OF the standing army for twenty
years. who has for the past ~wo years
been living with Mr.. George Burton, a,
Brandy Station, this county. was strick-
en- with paralysis Sunday and died yes
terday BY his ~eQuest a permit was Sc
cured from the Federal officials. and his
body was inferred with military rites al
the National Cemetery, at this place
the Rev SIR. Goodwin, Of The Episcopal
church, ofiiciating. Cassell halls from
lancaster county, Penn.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF WEST POINT. July 10. 1905
ARRIVED.


Steamship Guyandotte, Walker. Ne"
York passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Berkshire, kirwan, froNl-
dence via Norfolk and Newport News
passengers and general cargo. pa,,,
S+oamshin Allegheny. Nickerson, Balti-
more Messengers and general cargo.
steamship Charlotte, Nickel BALTIMORE
nass-.ngers and general cargo:
Schooner J. J. Pharo, Taylor New
York. TO load wood.
SAILED.
Steamship Berkshire, klrwan, baiu-
more passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Allegheny. Nickerson, Provi-
dence Via Norfolk, passengers and gen
Steamship Guyandotte, Walker. New
York, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickel, Baltimore.
rassenoers and general cargo.
schooner j. J. Pharo, Taylor, New
York, pine wood.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA. July l3. 1895.

Offerings 5si bushels; corn
(white), 600 bushels.
Sales-Wheat, i5i bushels.
Quotations. Wheat-Longberry. &c. TO
roc: mixed. &C. 10 72c.: shortberry. Coo.
TO TIC: No. red. lie. TO re.
Corn-White, Virginia, bic. 10 52c.; No.
Q white. Ole. 10 &c; No. 2 mixed, JOc.
oats-No. . mixed, Sic. to 8l1ac.; No.
3 mixed. SOC. TO 3ol2c.
Rye-Goc. 10 &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, Ill, July
observation-disclosures. 300; market steady,
common to extra steers. S3.4Vq6.OO; stock
ers aud feeders, S2.2OHiOO; COWS and
bulls. 81 5Oa3.75: Texans. S2.2jg i.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market steady;
heavy packing and shipping lots. S4.T1
525; common to choice mixed. A.ljAJ.-J,
choice assorted. S5.0Ou5.15; light, s4.s5
Qj.20; pigs, S3.GDQ4.aD.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market steady;
inferior TO choice, S2.OOU427; lambs. $500
a., "a
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WARNS THE STRIKERS.
COY. MCORKLE TELLS THEM TO
KEEP THE PEACE.
Operators VIII Endeavor to Start Up To-
Morrow Trouble Expected to Ariso
From the Piece. Work system.

POCAHONTAS. VA. July l3.-Special-
Governor MacCorkle visited the Elkhorn
coal-heids to-day for tne secOrd time.
When he arrived at Brtmwcn this after
noon large number OF suikers VINO had
been attending meeting at Cooper
entered the town. After they had passed
by he had them called back, and made
short address. IN which be reiterated
what he told Lawless by telegraph last
Sunday, that they must cease their III
timidation. stop carrying arms, ana con-
duct themselves properly, or ne wouid
send troops.
j. FRIENDLY 10 THIN.
He told them he had always been their
friend but that he could not take any
part IN the settlement OF the differences
between them and the operators. but
would preserve the peace fatfick NC
Bride, the secretary Il the hnIsnts or
Labor. was also In the field. and he also
spoke In reply 10 Governor MacCorkle
He said he thought be could promise
the Governor, on behalf OF the strikers,
that there would be no trouble and no
occasion for sending troops. The occa-
sion for McBride's presence mere Is not
unlersJ TODD. Some say IL IS TO nclp the
strikers. and others say he came with
Governor MacCorkle. at his suggestion, In
order to restore peace In the field.
WILL START UP MONDAY.
All OF the operators In the field Will
endeavor to start up on Monday IL ap-
pears that the strike is fast wearing or.
when the number OF operators going 10
work is considered, but II must be re-
membered that all of them are OF the
per diem system. the men at work being
paid by the day and not by the car at the
released price. II is said that as soon
as the attempt is made TO put the men
they are quitting now whenever II Is
tried No Roadway has been made, after
all, towards working at the new prices,
and the coal is costing the operators very
dearly by the per diem system.
Nfrs Eva Strance OF TMenty-eigEth
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BONDS
WrrKI.Y nANK sTATENfENT.

NEW YORK. July l3.-The weekly
statement of the Associated Banks SHOWS
the following changes.
Reserve. increase. 81, GO
Loans. decrease. .................... Z,'l2, tVu
specie, decrease. ................- -"IWV
Legal tenders lncrcase............ ~. 400
Deposits, decrease. ................. liu't'-'p
Circulation. increase. .............. 4fVduV
Tie banks now hold So iO5, 300 i'm excess
OF the requirements OF the - per cent
The New York Financcr says this
week. '-l he statement Of the Associated
Banks oi this city Tor the "eeA ehal.s
July l3. $500, is the first IN weeks TO
show "a contraction IN loans, the net de-
crease being S25l2.1oo. The aggregate
volume. however is stiN TAR above the
average. The falling of was not un-
expected since the business transacted
ON the Stock Exchange during the week
has been much lghterfthan usual, and
the demand for funds has been less.
one year agO loans We're declining reg
uIarly week hy week, while deposits we're
Yuing up steadily and while loans were
then nearly SluoepeD less than de-
Iosifs. the difference is now about $780,
Opo.vlV. I'm other words. loans We're then
over tWenty-eight millions less than al
present. and deposits We're over twenty
two millions higher than the amounts
now held by the New York banks. A
very cheering sign. even though IL may
tc due 10 temporary causes. is the stop
page of the movement from the interior
10 this point. The greater percentage
OF trade balances must have been can
cellei long since. but money apparently
was sent here for the small interest II
would earn Last weeks shipments
We're less than q million dollars. and
reports from different centres show that
trade IS active enough 90 require all the
money that the banks can furnish for
the purpose. Talk Of higher money rates
IA New York still continues. but the
outlook does not warrant a prediction OF
much OF an advance just at present.
Tho New York banks increased theft
deposits 1890 $50 during the week and
gained $3.50 500 cash. the loss of S23l. go
specie being compensated boy the gain
81 S9Sl 400 legal tenders. Owing 10 the
contraction Ia loans. the reserve in
creased Sl.23l. COO.