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New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
VIA CATSKILL>

VIA CATSKILL
To Points CArsbzILL MOUNTAIN OTIS. CATS
XIII. ana TASNERSVILIE RAILN AIS. maElnE Glrscr
syI-ctisus win New YORK ceagral sasing al 4
ii so ana a ana West Shore leaving a. Ta0
ana II IS A II
Also direct connections with The Hudson River Day
Beats q the CatskiM Evening Line
Reduced good Tor the
The DETROIT SPECIAL. tire New York
leaving al 4 p q DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAY vsfss
Pa Tor ana pinag aaorts SHORTEST most s-
peditious and way q reaching the Essef
kaarsrskfu. Mountain House Laurel Eous.. Auttsra
HAINES CORNERS. TANNSE-SEI1I-E. ana an ths
Mountain PsFkA
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
new YORK CENTRAL,

o.1s N and 3.s5 P II. Daily. excspt Sunday. 70
49, Fittsfsld Sundays 9. 20 A NJ.
Pullman Cars al through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Llght-
.,a~ oFfres al I13 26l. AS and 1216 Broadway. .
r-rto1 So w 2T5 Columbus Av.. 133 West t25th St.
fa5+b 81 ana isSth St Stations New York: S3S 726
1ESJ--- ana 1O4 Broadway. e D. Brooklyn
sis-5ors 200 Ssh Street for New York Central Cab
Baggage checked IRON noNs4 SE fesi0Shce oy
West-ott Express Company.
GEORGE h DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

I-l--Je-Ihe cotton market YET taken On the
usual l-1sur1rleT Characteristic 4
-ess iaTge- ne scope of fluctuations Cons.der-
H2l= -o2s sru'l, however, came again
support q tEe market
q demand 20 cover n of the very bic
-ec1e taat prices have already sustained The open
liE me 1ee-ns was steady decline Of point
scFs-ce cI points Room shorts bought scattering
way cables being worse than locked
t1s 4oca- feeling became prices
-s orzso on under professional pressure IN the ah
accounts from the Atlantic Throughout
ne entire COTTON belt the crop
-1-cang hourisirg conditions for the plant rapidly
eI-e-ding picking operations full
movement q the yleld day
re decline was checked by undeFCole
q re market remained weak the Of
Ire Professional contingent being s-H
shutting down Fan mills spot
South bearlsh private cables outlook for
s-cp1n q cotton by Great Britain Continent
T1e political situation the world Forgetting
T-e cTe-lng Influences II tie approaching election Lhs
--nITy There almost entire absence of public
s-e1la--Te interest The rrsds recognize that
E-zs-cal situation sn6 conservative
caution, ard al classes traders disposed
EeEave The uarket finished The day barely steady II
t1e. win prices Tgl3 points lower Crop dispatches
plentiful. these attracting special attention
-1e following from BOLEaE. T. 2. Guest &
c. Have made personal Inspection II TIE cotton
s-c ind Il the best prospect II twenty-five years = ne
sLs-k could hold what has i would make
DruG1Eners VINO travel Southern Texas
the condition has improved much since July l.
The range q pces tae local narket to-day
-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

The Approximate Of the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property Is to Be sold Is
$50 ass 26-iOO with interest thereon from day
81 June 1900 together with costs and allowance
Inc 1881 interest from June.
1900 wi-h the OF the
The approximate or assessments
liens which allowed purchaser out Of
the purchase paid by the Referee 81 44
and interest -
SOL KOHN, Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
nVFRTTsrNfENrs ~ subscriptioas q . Tri5uns

a DVERTISEMENTs subscriptions for Ths Trtoune
4 received az Uptown once. No. 1.242 Broedway
% door q Slstst until o'clock m aGver5e
fhe foiWinZ branch Dfnces az rssaiar
ofice rates o'clock via: 254 sth-ave s. e
cor 23d-st i52 6th-sve t2th-st: Macya. uth-1ve
and t4th-st I42 Coumous-sve near West ooh-.i; ~
West 49d-st.. 6h-ave % East l4th-=t Zot VEST
42d-st 9Th and sth l50 East +h-sts ls
sd-ave between 10Th and IIth sta I0=o slave ns-r
T0S 1st-avs-. S2th-sr.. $50 Sd-ave.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trairs New York foot OF Chambers s.,
follows. and minutes earlier from W Sd 81
300 N Da1ly-SoLd train t1r Bu1-zl1 Art ?. n
Bingharatcn. Wsvery, Elnra and Bradford Ccaehes.
parlor car aud care dining Buffalo
S315 a. C.-Datly. except sundays % Btngnal1ltor
Ovego. WaIsrly. EIrira and CslaTars valley points
Je-es and Mont cello Pullman Pa-or Cars
2 80 O. n DziIy-ChicaE0 Ltu1irsd-Fasc Clall-sott
train 70 chicago arEivinE 2o Arr Cleveland 40
Chicago and. Cincinnati Dining
so . m DaiIy--BuflaIo and Cleveland EXpress-arr.
El1HsI' Bradford % Jamestown 100 and Toungs
town Cleveland 1850 II Sleepers % Bu1ao
0IS n paiy-Sod s-atn f9r BnEharntou. Wayer-
IL Enlira Chicago Sleepe-5 Sual0 Chicago. Cn-tn
yTVICKETs LOC.L TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
i CONFN0DATTOCS a II III 26l +ol and asT Rroad-
way 156 125-h St an5 = y So - 5 sa..l5srs
eS Broadway Brooklyn I22 River s. H1hOsea and
Ts-sSy Cf-v station New York Iransf=- Co calls for and
checks baggage 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

b aveqe price paid the surplus the Platforms
rsz heen 81 - a u 40 quarts
In addition 10 figures IN given IN the above
+bie thA Lackawarna carried daily average of $500
rts ~ milk IN bottles NewYork Central dong
Ssnn a daIIv average II ZOO quarts In bottles.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
RAILROADS..
.ENNSYLVANIA

So AAIHoAD.
sT4T195 4T6 t g HT 3gp 5FS4 sPRsET sE4s
@%The leaving time from DesbrOSses and
Cortlandt Streets in I've minutes later than
thHt given below for Twenty-thtrd street
station except where otherwise noted
80 a VI FAST MAil4-I-ln1itet % two Buffet Par
-i -@ls eSeW 4o-k 20 Pl,,-uurs seeptns Car P'its-
a VI ~ E3sT LlNT y - Ii;'ssss-s 7ad Ssyel.sa
r4rs r'lS s--gl7s D'nas sz9Slns a5e osssTya,,,n o-i
I1s.a1apos I.os.s-i.e - INuls
i-5s = VI. CHICAGO AsSD 81 LOUIS E1cPREss-
Ioeto. Nashville fvia Cinc.zzasI aas Losisvillsl.
5.'5 p. v. ST LorIs ESPF.Ess-Fsr PIstssurE Co
5s5 r. " WzS~Er,- ECpF -ss-F1- Chsea-o F,r
Toledo axcer. S----7.- -
80 Up p u P4sClTIc E,lPREss-Far Pits,aurs "a
1easo. Eor EHoTvl's. dely. va sas-ardoaa valley
S0n1Sr-s 90 .te-ei7r- -E-elt Sa-l-tzy- -.
WAsiisSGroS Av0 THE soUTH.
20 t6as--assss aa5 5or.-aais ssrss5s z2@ c=
I55o - = ,DiH-ss Car = g-a.aE Can. g 2s p N:
and rt-t-- - - = - =! In al PaI-'r
SOUTHERN RA,LvvAY.-Frrress 2 = 4z5 n TO
9'eBF0LE AND WESTERN EA1LvAY--E7r Memphis
ATLANTIc COAST L.NE. -E.z-zsss. SIS a n and -
oHESAPEAslE OHIO HAII.wAY.-sss a T. and ass
<TtasotR3 AIR LISz--Ez7r-ss I2ss ,. n and Il .
F2E OLD POINT COMFORT and NozFoL-1--7-ss a
sTIaNT1- 1'19 e9lrv : 1n1 - p n e. -. -,
1g Thr9qgh yss'!ouIed Trains f'u7sf PsFiar cas- aad
We AAN--l2--5 D n Week-days
West Twea;y-thrd street S-asioal s. a n Il
y 70 sarU-teys ~7,v'. - = +Io ass ana
. y , n SU-davs- n q n Cs-ora
.@snroSses snt C0--anft S--r7-s'. 2 % a
= - n N SATURDAYS 07Iv' 80 z 70 3A0 an. Ei0
ana tN p - T--'7-e - q - SIS ..
FOR PHILADELPHIA
IL Dessrosses ana Corll4ntI streets. 6.zB. ~
80. So SO . - % IS F=naa- LmiIeD. I0.IO Des-
osses and CoTtlsndt Streets. 10 Dining Carl
SL.n,Ss Car. li55 lc55. 40 to=sarosses ara
ortlandt Streets 2-c0l 255. .. - as CDiu-
ing Carl. 4-55 CDtninE Can. 50 DINING Can. TS5
20. 500. % 2 n y 10 ulgh-. Sundays 70. T5S
no coaehesl. So 5 ~ - 051 I>Iritasl 10 IS
4lni2S Gar a n l255, 155 loians carl 325 a-5s.
- IllnlnE Carl- +5J fDi11- Car SIS Dining Car
50 10 - s5S e25 L 70 night
---ae- oIlces- Nos 46l. S4J. 1le5 1854. efl
ssoadVay- Astor Houses West Tvventy-ttfrt street.
SLaton. and d tous foot o Tssc~-sses Corr
Landt Streets. Court Street. sfn Fulton Street
Broadway and Pennsylnavia Aruex Station. Brookva-
station. Jersey City The York Transfer Con-
pany VIII ean for and check hotels ana
residences through Destination
feiep1one 'e14 Eighteenth Street.
Eailrrsd Cab Service
: b HI-TCFTNSON. J. P WOOD.
Genera Nanager General Pass'r Agsnt.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

Cash quotations as follows. Flour quiet. No :
spring wheat ssg53e; No red dzsG7sl4e; Ne corn
white, 23924l4c: No white e28s G24c. No rye SOL.
Ole good feed barley 527l@c fair choice mating
17Is 40 H4Seso 81 90 prae tirlohs seq IS -
So O5 lard per n = s7 aS6 90 shor: ribs sides
81 short clear sles Caved 81 55GST whiskey
OF sh wires 81 28s; sugar cut loaf 6ssc; granuate1
e,o-ci co1fectcners :, e---c, OF \ 6-I3c. On the
creane-ies I5G19c; dze~ ffG17c Cheese steady eE. q
1olsc. Eggs steldy fresh HE
Cincinnati aug. 1--Flogr duE Wheat arm: No ?
s0 0nxsI new. &C rye sel- No : oec LzrI Hrrl
S 80 Whiskey dull, 81 % Sugar Arm
DulU5d, Aug. 1.-whezt-N5 hard cas- I97sc. Au-
gust. 797sc; septenbs 70asc7slsc; Deesuber 595sc.
~ gTTsc: December. zzsc No Nortsera. T5l4c No
Milwaukee Aug. 1--wHea- fru No l Northern - Z
54'sc Barley quiet: \; = iaa Soc: sample s5a4sc.
Minneapolis. aug 1-Close. Wheat IN st2re-No I
76s4 a7G@sc. track-Nt l hard. T7sc; / 757sc:
No Northern. T4fsc.
grade August. 731973tic Corn stc lower No . mixed
August. IS 1+3zc- Oats steady: No white clipped
30@e3O9sc. Butter firm fancy Western creamery, 2lc
do prints 2Sc EsEs firm and zc higher fresh nearby
ern lie. Reoeipts-FIour $500 bbls. 100000 - n
sacks ghset q COO bush e52 los 900 bush eats % coo
cats, 80 600 bush.
St Louis Aug 1.-CIosing: wheat-No red cash
Y &c; august 72@c Septeube- 73lsc December. IS q
16c; No hard 10GI0 C-orn-So ? cash. Sc Al
gust SSc; Sepenher 37sc: December, S2zc 80 c
oats-No cash 21'=c, August, 21sc; September. 81.
No white, 2+isc.
Toledo. Aug. Wheat dun and higher spot. 7s-sc.
August rs sc; September 794c Corn dun ana lower:
No cash, +lc september 3s-ac oats DUH and lower
No cash sac CIoverseed Jun ana lower 1885 prrls.
IS To- 1899 prime s. % October. SIS 72l No 2 s4 70
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
IACKAWANNA RAILROAD,
WABASH RAILROAD.

Shore r R. Continental Limited leaves NeW
YORK daily 3 D arrives Detroit 7.SO g. ChicAso
ass ?. n St Louis rs ?. L. next day; Kansas CITY
second morning o'clock
Iackawaaaa r r. Queen City Special" leaves New
yerk Chicago I0.55 a. m. ST. Louis
: D m Kansas CITY 8 80 p. n; next day - -.
& o. ". Ry. Through reclining chair car seats
free and sleeper leaves New York arrives Cs-
sAEo 4 B McLELI-AN a. e A. ss7 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

IiverpooI Aug l. p nl-Ccttcn-Spot small bust
ness, prces lover American middiing 1-Isd: good
mddlng 5 25-82d middling 1885. middllng
4 fss2d 7uod ordinary. 1l-32d ordinary B-a2d The
sales Of tie day 900 including 500 Amer
icar none for speculation and export Receipts LOO
bales ali American Futures opened quiet and closed
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
HEW YnaE. nNTlHIn Z NEsIERa RY.

Trans leave 42d ST Ferry as follows 20 MINUTES
earlier rom Franklin Stl-
Express 70 OsEeso. s19 \ N
Noon
sSarTr1av FIaIf Holiday Rockand. P.
VestibuIe Limited Rockand 3i5 P A.
Western 2.
{Sunday special Mddlstown BIS \ NJ.
sSaturaays only &Datly sundays only
Tickets parlor seats 31 si5 and as Broad
PAS Columbus Ave, l53 East I25th
2s West i25th ST New YORK Court $40 Fulton
Gs Broadway. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
TIE STATE OF TR4nr

Buf.alo. Aug l.-Sprirr whea'-No I hard. spo. car
o-9s e04c 40 northern. SPOT. carloads. S2iac. Win
Ter WEea-Oio No red nouiEaIly TSc; new. nortaaIly
No old, nor1i0a,,r, 1Sc. 1Gc; mixed
9ta noIninaII 4s new '5c Oats quiet and No 2
Nns = tsS, No d. 2Sc, No do. &7i2c, No mlzel
$40 90 TiEsa = Corn dun hUy arra No vel
loW. f5-<c NO = do 48-ec, No dc. 42isc. No corr
45+c No ; corn - = use Barley-Cozn1lon new. f55
4N otere1 Ifye No ? track Csc Offered Flour lre.
Csna! freights easter wheat 22c ~orn 2s> oats
i7sC; barley. sc; rye 2c; earseei pas. Ne-Tors
lumber 70 Ne"-fork. 81 = pes LOO. Albany. 81 %
Chicago Aug. L-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

sp-- dull with quotations l-lGc over, On
basis II Zoe for rnEdd-lrg upland and l94c for
u-1c.-E Eut sales southern spot mar
Es-s telesraphe5 follows Galveston ql.et az
sac NeV-0rlea1s 6ull nominal. 10 {; Noble
nouila- &c Savannah Qlset A. 90, thaIl-san
s-zc Norfolk steady. az lDc- Baltimore D1T.-i
q -1-. Memphis quiet e@c, Augusta arrn, al sac
81 LOUIS dull. n S@&c-
The export movement follows.
Great britain France Continent
s. - --.s -e-L- y 81 4a65 65aG
s. IA MS seasoa .. 2 2s5 $50 e97.294 2,6s2 753
Fe-.. 2. ro--, ~ ne nor-s and lnter!er points
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
CENTRAL B B. lE New Jersey

Anthracits Coal used extensively.
our Tracks EisCtro- zElarlc-f SIEnA-A
stations n New York. Liberty and south Ferry
ATains leave Liberty ST. below rne from south Ferry
hve minutes earlier except a nOtsd)
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
BALTINORE < OaIO r. r.

EUA
Teav. Ns- Yo-< foot 1I LacerIy south Ferry
CV-fstenaH TerIr1nap minutes earler-
sDaly TENcept S-nlays sS11daJA
CHICAGO. s430 n Liberty s-ree- 1nly1. 'lSO p n
PITTsBCRG $50 = Liberty street Only1. Ts.aO
Z n 200 . n and - = c-ght
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE [seo, 'l0oo Dtn-rl.
I'll 81 a m lDIae-i tl9O tDilerl, -L3o CDfneFi.
900 l''Royal Limited, e1elusye;y Pullman Trai-:
Diner and cate. 500 lDta-- zoo P n tDinsr9 ard
80 I5 nignt NORFOLK. @IG0 2
AN rains illuminated w-1h P.2tsch Light
Cfacss- IIs. IL e6i 434 1870 Broadway. = U1ton
So W y Bove-y. y Y. 53e Fulton BrookIya:
V-hitefsu Terminal Ll1zr-y EaBEage Checked
from hotel residsrce 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New York. August l, 1900

BEEvEs.-Recepts were l2J cars or 2e4 head in
Guiding Is cars for export alive 81 for saughterers and
81 Sar me market making previous arrivals.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
Condensed

AlTIE AND CREAN-The daly average receipts q MIX
and cream different distributing points II
and near the CRY for the week have been follows
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
NANAT STORES.

The qe conditions continue rule in the market 10Y
rrrpeuliue unCeTLoue nTrn a. Iu4i oul
Unchanged prices Rosin ruled steady and unch9ngea
oUfe- Pi-cb duL Quotations follow
- p Regulars 81 o.. DO oil bhls s4
st5TPTTS .TT-RPENTIoSE--4 = q 45c
ROSIN-Corur,on 10 good strained, 81 20; 2 - 20 2
e 81. r ST s5- H 90. 3. x, s. 20 NJ 81 ~; n
e. 20. " @ So s.. " u. So 10.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

FlIlIlan Q eIllcs t-l--s
sOCIH rLAISFIELD a Z BOCSD BROOK locals Week
" = M 80 s. p N EoFl
ana Desb- rs 40 A. go d9sP n
Broadway. Cnio1 square West, Columbus Ave- y
Fulton
Y Tralste VII Tor tro1 hotel 81
residence through destination
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

L'-ll-7V IIsIhet qlletl No RIO $500: EXCHANGE
receipts egoo bags. cleared United states
- 49, --ss' 9'-->T -o-l'o
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee Is as fol
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
STOCK ON HAND

Wilmington. Aug lsplrits oLl.Hg .0I5
receipts Rosn finn urcnansec rece'P-s -
bbIg crude rpentine quiet 81 so and 81 5o' rece'ps
10 bbls Tar steady = ~ Nsrtet steady al
4oz2c hsh IT'D ar Sri-ts turpentne Arm at 415c;
receipts $40 bbs sales 90 xrorts 200 Rosin nTTn re-
I5vsrTooI Aug I-Cottcnseed ol--HuIl reane6. Al
s-1s- elssv' oSs Cd Turpentlne-Spirs dull. 32s Cd
T2os.r-Conlrnou steady. - Cd.
Trn6o1 Aug I-Turpentine- Sis
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

80 s-sn @ Corse 1toss7oree market steady;
315s-S aass t1a1aUEs'oftse market opened pig
-zaErsftee market oTelzG bs-eIr steady fsrc lover
6t - declined franc Al p p, urr-a-s5- 5sn
n unchanged. -otai sales .. .oCO bags.
January -----.--.--.- - 80 July x 30
1r-ze-- - august 90 25
--sl-rl - 81
october 75
-a1a5 November -
~ 5fl.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

Receipts o. cotton tie ports and interior points 70
dag compared same day last week anu -asl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-17
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. June Is (SpeciaD.-TO-day's wheat mar
ket has been the broadcast since the advance started
and the price the highest There keeps up some
profit taking on these rallies by lucky outsiders or
small traders but the big holders instead OF reaIz-
ing are adding TO their lines At It's best to-day
the market showed advance over Friday OF $50,
and the close was 1sc to nc over the day pre-
vious. September closed nc premium at 76@4c-
The weather map showed showers in South Da-
kota, but a continued lack OF moisture IN North
Dakota. Minnesota and Manitoba Crop advices
from the Northwest were practically all OF
tenor. and bUllish than any time far.
One of the best known elevator systems at Duluth
wired; 1T IS the worst wheat experience ever
known IN the Northwest. We are convinced the
crop has gone beyond redemption. me Red
River Valley, the best territory have cannot
raise half a crop. and with such weather as
this probably total failure AT the best the three
States cannot yield over 100000 bushels. com
pared with 16S000,000 bushels last year" It con-
tinued to be the fact that nearly all authorities
at Minneapolis and Duluth. especially the great
elevator systems. were equally emphatic in de-
scribing the damage, There were some bull helps
from other directions Kentucky, Tennessee and
Southern Illinois complained of excessive rain An
Odessa cable dispatch said the South Russian yield
would be under an average. A Paris cable dispatch
said France would require 10000 bushels OF foreign
wheat. Liverpool was 1lsd TO lid higher. Clear
ances were 1000 bushels. The worlds shipments
Monday Will be about 100000 bushels with 50 per
cent Of 1t from this side. July opened at 745sc 10
Corn was rather slow, prices up fractIOnalIy
however, IN sympathy with wheat. Corn at its best
showed an advance Of &C over Friday. The close
was 3ac over July sold at sec and at $3.50, and
closed at $3.50 September closed at 4Gc or sc pre-
MUM. There a moderate shipping demand
with New-York bidding &c for boats here. Vessel
room was scarce Sales were about $4,000 bushels
Country offerings were small Liverpool was 10
sd higher. The inspection 6S1 cars. with 40
for Monday. Crop conditions keep high. the
Iowa June condition 1o1, with some increase in area
Oats showed some Increase in the trade. The
close was 14c over Friday; July 227s623c and the
September 229sc- The Northwest has been buying
this week on its droUth- The shipping demand
is rather slow; country offerings moderate Re
ceipts 256 cars with 500 cars for Monday.
Clearances were large. S52 600 bushels; shipping
sales 10000 bushels The Iowa oats condition is
101l2. with slight decrease in area
Flaxseed quiet up a fraction; September
81 "a; October. 81 % bid; cash, 81 So The Northwest
wires fax has not suffered seriously far
Provisions were strong; pork up 25c and lard and
ribs I'D 15c a hundred There is not so much July
selling. Some people think the recent Armour sell
ing has been TO shake out certain other big holders
There were 1900 hOgs, with prices Sc higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-17
BUYERS AND SELLERS.

The principal buyers and sellers in yesterdays
market
Andrews & Crlss Q.O0O) bought Missouri Pacific;
J. Krkner QOOO sold. c. L Hudson & Co. bought
Atchison preferred Moore 81 Sohley sold. Dick
Bros & Co. QOOO sold Union Pacific common.
Kerr & Co. bought Northern Pacific. J. H. Sulz-
bacher & Co. bought Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy and Baltimore and Ohio common. They
also sold Sugar Refining H. Content & Co sold
Tennessee Coal and Iron. w s. Alley bought
Sugar; H. T. Imbrie sold. H. Content & Co. ]. H.
Griesel & Co.. Ulman Brothers, Barnes Brothers.
Mendham Brothers and Halsted & Hodges bought
Northern Pacific common; J. II. Davis 81 Co. J.
Kirkner. W. G.. Fleming & Co. Andrews & Crisis,
T. W. Myers & Son, Ladenburg. Thamann & Co.
L. r. Bacon & Co and J. w. Davis & Co. sold.
Andrews & Criss Q0O0) bought Northern Pacific
common; ]. r. Willston < Co C,O0. Halle &
Stieglitz and T1llngwood & Cunningham G. 1000 sold.
A. A Housman & Co. sold American Tobacco. The
trading element very bearish and a free seller
of stocks The weakness in the Pacific stocks
caused considerable liquidation. and stop orders
materially helped the declines II. B. Hons &
Co bought American Tobacco. John Muir & Co.
sold Northern Pacific common. J. II. SulZbacher
& Co bought Baltimore & Ohio common. A
siderable volume of orders to sell at the market
the opening influenced by the jump of NC in
wheat on the curb much by the Northern
Pacific dividend incident, The chief support of the
railroad list came from L. w. WOrmser, who
bidding constantly for stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-17
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET. - Market
closed dull. Standard Oh closed at 544G54s against
543Gp545 Friday. Last prices of other prominent
issues were: Havana Commercial. sa1O; preferred.
$3.50; Baking Powder. SSAqso; Bay State Gas,
I5q1A; Markeen Copper, 1906; Amalgamated
Copper s54qS5%; Amsterdam Gas, 25925A; pre-
ferred, 49kG5O; Rubber Goods. 2614G27; preferred,
1905; Distilling of America, 5A45%: preferred
2191&; Storage Power, 171kq1S1a; General Car
riage, 524Q6A; New-York Transportation, TAGS.
FOREIGN TRADING.-London prices for Amer
lean securities were weak and arbitrage houses
were active sellers in the local market. Total
sales for foreign account amounted to about 4,-
900 shares.
BANK CLEARINGS.-Bank clearings for the
week aggregate S1,45S 2T7,721 decrease OF II per
cent from last week, and of "A per cent from this
week year ago, but gain Of ID per cent over the
corresponding week Of 1898 Outside Of New-York
clear1ngs last week were 10 per cent smaller than
a week ago, but per cent larger than in the
same week year ago. Failures for the week
number $50. as compared with 14 week ago, 90
in this week year ago, POI IN 1888 22s in 1897 and
265 in 1896
RAILROAD EARNINGS. 1.-The Financial
Chronicle" computes the gross earnings Of seven
ty-two roads for the fourth week of May. 1900 at
3 1858 O4 an increase of 81 91 OBJ, or 9S6 per cent;
20 roads for the month of May at sos 009,70l an
increase of So 4Ol9SS; 119 roads from January TO
May g. 1900 at S273 1871 an increase of $685.
576, and 81 roads for the first week Of June at
500 252 an increase OF S667 SOS. S.S3 cent
NOTICE TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to
their circular of June l. the committee con-
sistng of Rudolph Keppler, William L. Bull, Will
lam F. Harrty Alvin w. Krech and Richard
Sutro inform the stockholders Of the Disttlhng
Company of America that an agreement for the
deposit Of stock has been lodged with the Mer-
camille Trust Company, and invite holders of pre-
ferred and common stock 10 deposit their GER
tifcates prior to July next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-17
MONEY MARKET CONDTTIONs.

The weekly statement Of the Associated Banks
showed smaller loss in cash and surplus holdings
than indicated by the known movement OF
morey in the week Cash decreased only $369,3OO
and surplus $S75,50O Loans larger by S324S,-
300 and deposits expanded $2.O24.SOO Loans are
considerably larger than at this time year ago.
although the actual demand for money is not
heavy and surplus above legal requirements is
only little over half what it in this week
last year. If loan expansion continues and further
gold exports take place there will reason to
pect higher rates for money. But II is thought
likely that money will be dear until the fall, if
then. while the best authorities in the sterling ex-
change market do expect a continuance OF
gold shipments beyond the last of the current
month. c. Schumacher & Co. said yesterday re-
gardng the exchange market:
For what purpose the French are accommodating
such hoard Of gold is not known. Two months
had estimated at $50 600 600 100000 our
but since have reached the middle of June with
barely NtG0,000 shipped far, estimate must
evidently be reduced, as it is not probable that
over SlG00.OO more il any, can be shipped during
sure, Is very backward, and may furnish any
amount OF exchange before late in September nor
uOes our money market offer any temptation to
our banks and bankers to draw in anticipation of
the autumn exports of our produce, but for all
that. exchange is likely remain
export point after July AT least il seldom does
the records show. Our balance of trade. more
over, showing for the last eleven months even a
greater excess of exports over imports of
chandlse than during the corresponding eleven
gold shipments from here at all unless some one is
willing to pay fancy price for it.