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SATURDAY. Aug. Ia.
The reactionary movement of the stock
market which was in ,progress the greater
part of yesterday ran Its course within
the first half hour of business this morn
ing. Further, and In some cases. sharp de-
clines were recorded, the result of additional
liquidsting sales and vigorous tactics on the
part of professional reactionists. both OF
which were evidently inspired by a lower
market, not only for American but for
all other securities. In London. According to
cable advices the London market was dis
turbed by political troubles in the far East
and prospects, Of dearer money resulting
from impending exports OF gold in part
payment of the unusual amount of bread
stuffs that Europe will have to take from
this country during the present crop year.
1t is possible, however. that the condition of the
London market for securities this morning was
brought about TO an extent by manip-
ulative orders from this side. A very
largo amount Of stocks has been sold this
week by important interests. as we'll as by
small operators. and they have been so well
taken that tho first named are evidently desir-
GUS of taking them back at a profit. They
have tested the market and found that Its
absorptive capacity 10 much greater than
they had imagined. They are also becoming
profoundly impressed with the worlds broad
bbuio q anu Nv VhSSe ~ tho Nohh
merce and industries OF the United States OF the
unusually gratifying position that the United
States hold In all of tho markets Of the world.
The chances of recovering upon advantageous
terms any large amount Of the stocks sold this
week wero seriously diminished by the
action Of the market during the two
hours that the Stock Exchange was open
for business to-day. The further decline in
prices at the opening. whether entirely natural
or partly tho result of manipulation. disclosed .
volume of buying orders that In many quar-
ters was entirely unexpected. The appear
ance Of those orders must have surprised
tho reactionists, for they have argued all
along that a decline of 2 or 8 points would
uncover enough stop orders, put In TO secure
profits or TO limit lossea on stocks bought
at nigh prices. to cause a sharp break
In pri, os. Stop orders OF the character
described woro reached yesterday. and
again to-day, but they were manitestly exceeded
In number by orders 10 purchase, which wore
executed chiefly by commission houses. At
tho close OF business all OF the early de-
clines were recovered. and considerable prog
ross had boon made toward wiping out
the losses sustained yesterday. In some cases
these losses were fully recovered. The features
Of tho days trading were Sugar Refining. c.. b.
and Quincy, Rio Grande preferred. Atchison pre-
ferred, Northern Pacific preferred. and among
the less active shares, st. Joseph and Grand Isl
and common and second preferred. Chesapeake
and Ohio and Wheeling and Lake Erie pre-
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and getting back almost to the top prices Of Thurs.
day. There was a report that France had reduced its
Northwest was wet and crop news from there was a
bulish. The State grain inspector OF Minnesota fig.
s Srss that sSt the ,s %h bsHd prom nns q M,n 1hs .d three s, ipnp pep mt
paired 10000. 900 bush. since July. He estimates
the prospect pt around $50, 100000 bush. for the three
States. against a promise some weeks ago OF 100. O0O.-
There were liberal .clearances-9l2, bush.
ports very little business done today with
the other side; but there were 40 loads sold yester.
small. Corn was rather easy early on rains through
the belt. 1t turned strong with wheat. Cables were
against 400, 900 last year. Receipts were liberal.
l,o52 cars, with 1880 estimated Monday. %seaboard
G,earances were oos. 1000 bush. Their, was a slight
$500, 900 buah. have been worked from here this
were about the same as Fridays.
FLouR-Was steady but inactive. Sales, 5000 bbls.
$4,000 SO. is; no. i extra. o. 7ossa.aot strsishts.
o~4l5@s.4S; patents. e4.a5Ss4.e5. Mil Fced-Bran
ssSTSc o. "'' '0S'' gel 'o Ms '0S''S''' 'O0 n"'
"a bales last week and a2s last year; Memphis ..
aSainHt 30 last week and 80 last year; Houston ! $50.
against :Ooa last week and q. 10 last year, Augusta
row arc estimated at 3. aoot to !. BOO bales. The port re.
ceipts to-day werc =. 2lS. against 3t2 bales last week
and s.p72 last year. According to the Chrontcle
the amount that came Into sight during the
since sept. /. 1853. $50 bales, against 7,oos.o4 for
the corresponding time last year. The exports for
5'sss. $50. Against !. Sol. aeS for the same time last
year. New Orleans vas q free seller OF futures and
" isV STEADY. : VIII PR' August ~ ! points na' up and "it other s,%s1 months II
10 TO "a points down. owing to the sharp break at
Ssw or5'1 ms, and %o l5ss unloading ,ns' ,nS y Re-. longs Ssj., Gslr ,i tor
The market for spot cotton was quiet and unchanged
at Sc; for middlins uplands. Tho future trading was
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There WAS rather a quiet opening. with August .
points up. md other months l Ia > points down. hut
with the sharp decline at New Orleans prices broke
10 to - points and brought out very heavy stop
orders. which caused a very unsettled feeling and n
barely ste ady close. The local market has been very
ness at the South they he dispos d to unload. Liver
pool WIS rather disappointing and showed n decline
of i TO point. The receipts a. the interior points
show rather n large infux OF new cotton. as. for in
stance. Houston receiving 1.sG3 bales to-day, all
new. and shipments OF l,Sl6 bales. Tn" Chronicle
says: Reports TO us by telegraph this evening from
the South indicate that rain has fallen In most SOC
thereby. In Texas. however. the precipitation ras,
ms a rule. been light. and more moisture IL said to be
needed in a number OF districts Picking Is progress.
ing rapidly In the Southw' st, ard is getting under
way elsewhere" Augusta, Aug. l1.-"PasSing
through North and South Carolina and GeorVia
conditions OF the crop inquest onably bright and
give promise OF enormous Weld. Several large plant
look. and with continued favorable conditions this
section will produo' a record breaking crop At.
lEnta, Ga. Aug. ll.-"In this State the crop II very
nnr-cOuld hardly be better. The season 50 far this
month has been 1nst IA II ednd. It viii he the 18th Of
September before receipts will amount to much here. :"
Columbus. Ca. Aug 7.-"Slnce cath nit II has been
DIV AMI hot, auu crop prospects, ar not 81 favorable.
Cotton suffering from drought. and complaints Of
sheldins are hec omtng z neral. Don't think damage
Ia serious 3, "a. ami with carly rains pro poets are
sure to improve again. Weather ID cooler and cloudy
To dav and Indications are good for rain A few bales
OF new cotton have been received herr, brt the crop
on an average Ia two weeks late, and cannot look for
good receipt. until the en- ] Of the month";
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dull and weak; No.
Z. 7d7isc. Sales 1000 bags No. :. at &c. and 400
bags Maracaibo on private terms. The future trading
EBa a NJ lInurA
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ERCIAL COMPEyD

SATURDAY. Aug. 14.-GRAIN-Wheat-Spot
inactive. Sales $4,000 BUSH. including 1000
No. 2 red In elevator at 9oc. For export. 10000
No. . red at 83Ac.. and 1000 No. l northern
Duluth on private terms free on board afoat.
Free on hoard afoat: No. l northern spring
New York. 95'sc.; No. l hard spring. 97%c.;
No. 2 hard winter, 92c.; No. 2 red. new. 03h@
93iac. Duluth received to-day l2l 800 bush. OF
wheat, against 1913, 44O last year; Minneapolis
II, $50, against 81. 700: Milwaukee a5. $50,
against 43, $50; Chicago llo.49s. against 1872
236; st. Louis 30. 200, against l2S.3l7; Kansas
City lsl, 600, against Is. 600; Toledo l2l 800.
against "a, 600. Futures advanced l4c. After
"'Change' September on curb WAS s94 0Oc.;
as followR:
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nished for their existence. The company will further
acquire by purchase. option, location or otherwise,
such properties as may be approved by our Board OF
Engineers.
The steamer Progress, now In San Francisco, capa
Bile OF carrying 5000 tons dead weight. has been 30.
cured. and It is proposed to take q full cargo OF pro.
visions aud miners supplies over and above the
actual amount required for the present expedition.
With this trading posts Will be established under the
direct control OF W. T. Criswell. long connected with
mercantile business and well known Ia this city as a
successful manager OF large commercial interests.
IL Ia expected that this commercial feature OF our
business alone will yield a profit many times over the
cost Of our Investment. leaving the profits OF our
mining ventures as all clear gain. and we believe that
for every thousand dollars invested one hundred
thousand may he returned.
ON OUR PLAN ALL STAND ON AN EQUAL
BASIS, NO STOCK BEING SET ASIDE o AN
OFFICER OR DIRECTOR, EXCEPT AS IT is SUB
SCRIBED AND PAID FoR, THE SAME AS BY
EVERY OTHER HAREHoLDER If YoU BE.
COME A you ARE AS MUCH A
MINER AS THOUGH o EXERCISED YOUR
PERSONAL EFFORT on H FELL
NO EXPEDITION HAS LEFT FOR THE L o
Dixie so EQUIPPED OR AS WELL
CALCULATED TO MEET WITH SUCCESS AS OURS.
Besides being provided with one OF tho fastest
steamers on the Pacific coast. thus insuring a quick
trip TO st. Michael's. we shall carry q small steam tug
and fiat. bottomed boats for river navigation, also
sledgcs for transportation In case of q possible freeze.
up In the Upper Yukon. Every emergency will be
provided for, and nothing will be left undone to make
our expedition q complete success.
WE INVITE o TO JOIN US IN THE SAME
BASIS WE OURSELVES TAKE UP. 1900 IN.
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The marvellous results OF the recent discoveries In
the new gold nelds OF Alaska have aroused the inter.
est of the entire North American continent. and az
every day brings TO light the proof Il OF their reality and
actual existence, the attention Of the whole civilized
world is being directed to this territory. which proves
to be OF q richness unparalleled In the history Of gold
mining aimee the world began.
While the Value Of these Fields has not been over.
stated. Il 10 equally true that the dif1culty of access
has not been exaggerated. and individual effort must
count for naufht In this mad rush for gold, and II Is
certain that a large proportion OF those now Fastening
there will not return alive.
Boats must be built and lumber taken; pack AMI.
mails must be provided and supplies carried for their
sustenance. AZ well as provisions and supplies OF
every kind for the miner. shut OF from the outside
world as he Il for tho next eight months. But II is
almost certain that with these absolute necessities
provided any company which reaches the Klondike
territory this winter will achieve success beyond the
widest dreams OF avArice.
The manager OF this company. having spent some
time In Alaska In various mining interests. Ia thor.
oughly conversant with the needs aud requirements
for successful operation In the Klondike district. 1t
is proposed by this company 10 send out an expcdi.
tion composed OF none but experienced miners. &C.
customed to the ~hardships OF rough mining camps. 1t
will be under the direction OF one Of our engineers,
F. Eugene Glndwin, who has had a large and varied
experience in the working Of mines and developing
mining properties and who has been in the employ OF
mining companies In California in which the di.
rectors of this corporation are interested.
These miners go under q contract which provides
that the company shall own nfty-one per cent. OF all
the claims located by them, In consideration for their
free transportation and the necessary supplies fur,
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Futures here declined 3 to 10 points, closing firm,
with saes Of 10. 700 bags, Hayre declined haf. Ham.
burg was unchanged to = pig. higher. American
warehouse deliveries. l6.eas bags. American visible
1s9B, Rio %receipts. =. 100 bags; stock, 83.. 600; market
weak at 200 reis decline. Exchang z $500 All ad.
vance Of n. 32d. Santos was quiet at 400 reis decline;
rec 'ipts. 10000 bags; stock. 5S2. 600. Large offerings
OF fall md winter months caused the decline.
NAVAL SToREs-UnchanRed
PETRoiEUM-Crud certificates were unquoted here
and In oil city.
PRovIsIoSs-Lard dun. Prime. 81. 7OSs t.75. Pork
Arm. Mess. &~(s 81. 80, Tallow sac. ~Butter-Cream'
cry, Western, iiml52c, Eygs-Western, lac, Chi
cago, Aug. H. Provisions ruled fairly steady. The
speculative trade was small. with leading packers
absorbing the offerings Of scattered holders. The
cash trade was extremely large. and include about
5000 tlerces OF lard for the Continent. Tn" market
has a solid founlation,a and any increase In specnla'
tive interest viii cause n material advance In prices.
Estimated receipts for Monday $4,000; for the week.
1875, 900
suoAR-Raw dull! but nrm; SO test. Size; ao' test.
8a,c. Refined quiet.
WOOL EXCHANGE REPORTS - The Wool Exchange
quotes carpet WOODS rs follows: Aleppo, II E"@l2 ::
AnROra. 2c.i BagdRd. black, lic.; HhRdad.
fawns. l7l29lSc,i BlG'ai, whites. ne; Box
hara, colorS. le@lsiqc.; BOkhnra, white. ia'"n lac,
camel's hair. Russian. lOLNllc China, ordinary.
0@lOr.: China, cumhing, li@l5c C"rdoya. lac.
poe Donskoi. colors. Lad l5c.; DonSkoi. lamb. l3Go
lie. East India and Asiatic East India, cIoice. lY1
lac; Fast India. low. LOG &c: Georgian. II, o., 1870
lac; Georgian. r., Ia l2c.i Georgian, II. s., lOtellc.
Kandahar. 2ic,; Knradi. choice, lGr.; Karati. ordi'
nary. I4al6c.: Joria and vican'er, 22c. Khorassan,
Turkish. H2a3ac.i Mosul. wa he'd, l0.e lIc; hosnl'
nnwa shed. lie; oporto,, l0c,; Sal"nira' l2@l3c.j
scotch. ID6 40; Valparaiso. l2Ml3.
CHICAGO. Aug. lI-These were to"Iay's prices:
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Available cash balance.
Including gold balance.

including gold balance. S22"' 1900 s2e6.le3.lli
Money in London. l2d4 2 cent. Rates OF dis
count in open market Tor both short and three
lion gone into the Bank OF England OH balance
to-day, $4,000. Paris advircs quote 3 b cents
at 105 francs. Exchange on London IS francs
lBle confines.
Holders OF Central Trust Company ccrtif-
Gates OF deposit OF c, certificates OF tho Fidelity
Insurance Trust and safe Deposit Company
issued upon the surrender OF certificates OF the
Chicago Gas Company arc notified tn I a divi-
dend OF. lL9 per cent. will he paid on prescntn-
uon OF the same at the office OF the Trust Com.
pany on AMI after AnE. 25. The transfer
books of the Central Trust Compnny will not be
closed. but the exch tngc q Fidelity Trust Com.
pany's certificates for Central Trust Company
certificates will DO suspended between Aug. 20
and 81.
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Railway Bp. \. 70 eals, and Texas Pacific ods,
4 b cent. 70 3lA. Tho noteworthy declines
were IN American Tobacco scrip, 2 VI cent, to
80; Central Georgia I'd INCOMES, ., to 1Aio, and
Union Pacific, Donver and Gulf lists, Il . cont.
to AN. ~
Commercial price Of bar silver in New York,
55c. Bar silver In London closed at 25isd.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 42c.
Money on call, 1 v cent. Time money is
In better demand and Is quoted as follows:
Sixty days, 282lo y cent; ninety days, 3 y
cent; four months, 3@3ia u cent, and six
months, 3ie@4 y cont, on good mixed Stock Ex-
change collateral. Commercial paper hrmer.
Primo Endorsed bills receivable are quoted at
3iads4 y cent, prime single names at 1 u cent,
and nrst-olass names at lO9ilo y cent, and good
names at 4io@5 v cont.
Foreign exchange market closed weak. Posted
asking rates for startling, S4.S4io for long bills
and "a, so for demand. Actual rates are; Long
bills, Si.S9iQ@S4.S3A; sight drafts, 81 5iot5
"a. s5$, and cable transfers. 81. $50 dS4.S SO.
Francs arc quoted at 6.20nsg5. 20 for long and
b.lsA@h. Isle for short; reichsmarks, 4 a@9
for long and 05A@85as for short; guiiders,
40 ll6a40is for long and 40484o b-16 for
short,
Domestic exchange on NewYork: Boston-par.
Charleston-Buying. par; selling, is premium.
Sayannah-Buyipg, 1-16 of; selling. par. New
Orleans-Bank, 81 premium; commercial, 80
cents discount. San Fra~ncisco-Sight, 7io cents
premium; telegraph, 1Oi2 cents premium. st.
Gouis-76 to 90 cents premium. Chicago-2O
cents discount. Cincinnati-Betweon banks, 20
to 40 cents discount, and over counter. par.
Tha ,voobly NJ ,top,ento NJ ayprnuoS NJ Tho rloor
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Surplus SAL .OO2.1 1o t3s,ees,'Go Dec. e2.lle.400
Tho surplus a year ago was 50, 400, l75, and
two years ago Sal, 1866. $40.
Tho imports OF general merchandise. includ-
ing dry goods, at the port OF New York last
week were SO. $685. $50, against, .S5.933.36
the previous week. and $7.973,s2 for the cor.
responding week Of last year. The imports of
specie for the week were 1898 1886. Of which
$344,934 was gold. making total specie imported
since Jan. 1, ia, O47, Ola. Exports OF specie were:
Gold, none. and silver, s9i7.s49. q total Of
The exports OF specie since Jan. have been:
Gold. &2s. 8 1857. and silver, 1923, 800, s45, q
total of S5s, 912 ,4S4.
The Mexican Northern Railway Company has
declared a quarterly dividend OF l y cent. paya-
ablo Sept. 2.
Standard Oil Trust certificates opened at
3l4A and closed at 3l4@3l5.
Metropolitan Street Railway new gold 5s
closed at l12t911Sis.
The shares of the Glucose Sugar Refining
Company are ready for distribution upon sur.
render OF the syndicate certificates to the Tli-
nois Trust Company Of Chicago. 1t is announced
that the securities will be placed upon the un-
listed department Of the Stock Exchange.
Railway proaa earpinps for Julv comnare with
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steady but dull. New feeiing. 2vGs
20 nc. cost and fright to Bufaloi 33@8as.c.. cost
and freight TO New York; mailing, 43s Doc, as to
quality. Ry"-Was easy and Inactive. state. aga
BunaiO; No. I do. 4s4CelsL2c Corn-Spot was dull.
sales 1000 bush. No, Q white on private terms Tor
export. No. 2 mixed IN elevator, 32oc,; do. deiiv.
cred, assoc. Futures advanced lac. After "Changc"
September on curb was 3333 ~ D. lBc. closing 90 5. tic.
Future sales so, 900 bush, as follows:
s.0,,mS SPssssts0, HtaG s LG rs. c'SSsS'"0' Ni S5t:
December. SO 8b4 30 ash s5is
oats-spot vas steady and in fair demand for export.
Sales 352. 900 bush, Including $4,000 No. 2 mixed
aud white clipped on private terms for export. No.
2 white, 2iLc.; No. 3 do. 23l2c.; No. 2 white
clipped. 2bLyc.; No. Is do, 2Il2c.: No, 2 mixed, 22c.;
No. 2 do, 2ic.; rejected mixed. 2Oiac,i do. white.
@a8iac.; track white. 1000 at 2293Oc. Futures
were steady. No sales.
Osentn0, Highest. Lo~e't CLOSING. Nioht.
September. .,.. 80. "", 2l1 Pls
Win, at was fairly active, irregular. and closed strong
at lac. advance. The opening was nrm and prices
advanced l to ll4c,, chiefly %intuenc,d by the strength
at the west, continued fair buying for foreign account
to 10. owing 10 easier Liverpool cables and free local
realizing. After which there was a rally or IL. to II.c
on free Covering at the West. / ater the market eaaed
on "a Y cent. on rather free lore gn selling, The
business Of the day wAi chiefly for local account and
mainly switching between September and December
The speculation was moderate with a decline OF &c.
At the opening aud rallying &c. ON local buying
and closing nrn following tho West. oats
were entirely nominal and neglected. while spot stun
was held nrmly. Chicago. Aus. H. Wheat TO-DAY
rallied s'sc.; recovering more than yesterdays break
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THE YUKON-CARIBO0-BRITISH
COLUMBIA COLO MINING
development co.
Capital, SS,ooo.0O Shares, 81 Each.
FULL PAID. WORCESTERSHIRE.

This company is formed to explore and
develop the gold fields of British Columbia,
including the Cariboo district and the
Yukon River. Shares of its capital stock
are offered to the public at par-$1.O 90 per
share. There are no promoters shares. No
officer or director, or any one otherwise in
terested, can obtain his stock without pay.
ing for it, in full, at the regular subscrip-
tion rate. Thus every dollar paid into the
company becomes actual working capital.
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Government bonds steady at unchanged quo.
tations. hallway and other bonds strong. The
features wero American Tobacco scrip. Central
Georgia I'd incomes. Fort Worth and Denver
City LIST, PeOria. Decatur and Evansville Ids,
t. r.. Reading general As, southern Railway
bs. Texas Pacific Ids. Union Pacific, Denver and
Gulf lists. Atchison. Northern Pacific and Oregon
Short Line Issues. The more important net ad.
81; and general As. Il, to s7ai Fort Worth and
Denver City lists, 4, to 68i Oregon. Short Line
eonsol %; =, to s2i9; and incomes Al 2 70 80;
10; nsadtng general -. .. 10 soisi Southern
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For Other Financial Adpertissments -
Ninth Page. Main Shse.
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Railway gross earnings for July compare with
those Of the same month Of last yenr as follows:

The Financial Chronicle computes the gross
roads for July at $l4, 1854. $50. an increase Of
go, 2o5, I1O as compared with the same month
the gross earnines OF one hundred and twenty.
i've railroads were $3.50 sol 800. an increase OF
9, $685. 200 rs compared with the corresponding
period last year.
The Illinois Central Railroad reports gross
earnings for juno Of 81, 7l4,2si, an increase of
ga, l69 as compared with the same month Of
earnings were $40, l1O,s37, an increase of $iOs,:
o95 as compared with the corresponding period
Ssd is ,Sis year. ana net S0'S'''o0S " decrease OF
The Flint and pere Marquette Railroad re.
Increase RU:es seU Of s. ssg os7s as cor Compared E p . with fhip the same ne
q s5.o5s. For the six months ending June so
the grosH earnings were 81 .3ls.43s u decrease
OF $ls,9s9 as compared with the corresponding
period 1S Of lass year. and net $3l 8. by, a decrease
OF $9.6l2. Fixed charges were $4,000. leav-
ing adefcit of 5000. an increase OF S2l. 1873.
Tho Toledo. Peoria and Western Railroad re-
ports gross earnings for July OF $50. sO4. a de-
month Of last rear. and net Sl3,632. a decrease
O. xS,o41. For tho seven m0nths ending July
Of sss.4sl as compared IS With the eorrespondins
period Of last year, and net $l27.07s. a decrease
The Boston and Maine Railroad Company re.
ports for the quarter ended June 80:
s;::. s:;s!s::: g s:: :s: e; 's s:sss:s 90, e. :s :: fss:sss
Net earnings. 81 .4s5. 8l9 $i,15l. 5es Inc. Si+.Spl
Fixed charges. I~.ll2.5lT l.l35. s65 Dec. 2S.3IS
Surplus. ..... S3sS. 402 3315.8B3 Inc. SB1. 40
The receipts OF the Government to-day we're:
Customs, $20s. 693: internal revenue. S49l .2l8,
and miscellaneous. $9.2l2. u total OF SOB 25.
The disbursements were 81. 925. 900. an excess
OF Expenditures over receipts OF 81, 2l5,S74. The
receipts OF the fiscal year to date have been $4s,.
ll7.i5s, and disbursements $66. 377 ,aos. an ex.
cess OF expenditures over receipts OF 81 IL, 260, $50.
The net assets OF the Treasury at the close OF
business to-day. us officially computed, compare
with those OF last Saturday as follows:
hug. :. Aug. ~.
Gold coin and bullion ... .8lI0, 5+.. 500 0l4l, 5SS,4a7
Silver dollars AMI bullion 3,.Ilt 400 80, glB,4sl
United States notes ...... 3O.6T2,7s0 2g.SlC,277
Other assets In excess OF
demand liabilities ..... 25,4SS.03 24.54r, 500
Available cash balance.
cl,,dI lola la1anna 5000 ira O-I NOOR IaQ 4 I 4