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The colored American., 1900-07-28
City Paragraphs.

Do you erjoy quiet game Of pool?
Lieut. r. E. Toomey wants TO take q
hand in the Chinese embrC Clio.
Mrs. Barbara Cole and daughter are
In Philadelphia.
Philip b. Barbour is now conducting
the Douglass Hotel Cafe.
with genial friends or scquaintanc ces -?
The teachers sre now officially happy
The appointments have aclusHy ap'
peared in print.
in 8 nice, clean, comfoI table, al d cleo
trie fan.cooled pool parIol?
Mrs. ". Lyons aud children are
sIenGing the hot season at sea Isle. \
]. Register Lyons Joined his family
saturday and Supcay Of last week.
N private and awsy fIom "the nsd
d ng crowd?"
DR.. Daniel II. WillIsms, lste Surgeon
in'Chief Of Friedm ems Hos spitaI, is IL
the ty for few days. He was cailt
to he bedside Of his sick mother. HeI
death occurred Tuesday.
Mrs A. J. Manning OF E street south
west, is estivating at eiIeotU Springs,
Va and enjoying The pleasures Of g
county va 'atiOn.
DR.. &. 7. Branch. a graduate Of the
Medical Department Of Howard Uni
versity, class of 1900, has passed tn,
States Board Of New jersey.
Then stop in at the Sparta Pool and
Billiard Rooms, 1z06 Penn. Ave, n. W
and ask for Manager Sam Tyler.
Alfred Neverson who was engaged
in teaching near Cabin John, in Mont
gomery county, Md, for the last thre
years oitd at his temporary b me il
Georgetown, this city, last week
Mr. Neverson lived at Crab Orchard TO
q number of years aud was an acliv
leader among the colOred people. IL
was active in politics. He was q mem
Der Of the Lincoln Republican Natio
ral Iesgue.
Why not bring your prescriptions {
rs to be filed. We fill them properly
eImbIne pure drugs experience an
reasonable prices. Try Us next tim,
Cardozo's Pharmacy, 12th and
streets, NV. Telephone serviee.
The colored American., 1900-07-28
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Stewart ID. Lewis, heretofore con.
nected with The Colored American az
collector and adver r.isement solicitor
is no longer with the paper. The pab.
lie is warned against pay Ing him any
money on behalf OF the paper.
EDWARD e. COOPER, Manager.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01

Dokt6r Kallmerten Y Toledo, Ohio, miaf wecej ~powodzezl.
leczac listoWnto chroniczne, nerwoWof prywatne ch0r0by, anft0ll
TAXI inny lokar1 v Ameryce. Prseszlo rok temu Dr.. Kalnerten offs
Iowal s., 900 nagrody takiemu lekarzowi. ktoryby udowodnl. sewyleczyf
Do tego czasu laden lekarz tego ME udowodnh, wiec DR.. Kallmerten
ponawia to sama4 oferte.
Niebadz oszukanym pres ACKNOWLEDGEMENT lekarzy. kt6rzy ide
lego dadem : narzucaja ci przez samych siebie ~fabrykowane swiae
dectva vvlec.eh. ale pis do Dr.. Kalmerten'a ME zwazaiac ma to, k6 oie
leczyll, jaf d}ugo byles ohory lubna jake ohorobe. opisz mu wszystko,
!aass ,s.sy; lie . ws11yy:., i aas, t y ns . oa , ,a'ss. p 1ee.s. ssysa x.o, Se
rade dasmo j hsisseo.ke . pravd1i.emi s1iadeotxani os5b xyleo.onyoh
twi.dectw Cd wyleczonych przes niego os6b, ae ME podobiehstwemj Jest
poda6 wssystlie tutaj. Jedno : tych, codopiero otrzymanyoh podajeny
nnej: !.
e.auowny Panic Dr. Kanmeten,
$50 Is Toledo Ohio |@5###MI~ @.
DonossaP. nui u1azemd dakua n uAownem iew ylazeniaD DID cmie ID sdrowyni snK-
gAmym do nyi cons cUe de 1drOwMym.T Toe aatnto metcyy PROBATIONARY 6.Mxo dobnsS
fa bym u powhdenP .nu dswniq donia3o 9oen. dowtaLL e ohswaem,d e3 eal - prsts7
sdowsnmi momiesemd o piracy Gdybym dGwndJu d1d de Mfdo PaAo pondqH 1ym 81 Gh
nb nadMphaip enMdy ME nahcR po miehocych dohorch 9 to wzyake nap!Mno St -
tS% %@i i%E%a na a%en ma Ese6ooSs iSSs anE ssns%%@o%seSS . as ssa Ha "a do Pans b.
Kalnenen,a ten nPeMo iaa@gow ycgc hoAy tkmtaaszd ehonby W%a 1ena% g
lat Eynah a By nEoNIu ayg 1ey5 esMset MRaj pomagafd erpAcm, tk jag mme ee
#@ z ssaumlism, @ M#s
#@@## @.@## observation-disclosures !. Ntehh Chnan. 8.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01

stssoo0o1rsS
.napiso{
ALEXANDER mAJKoWsKI !.
(ciag dalszy).
IT, droga lecol Pampel, co lie mu .tchu st.}o:
Ale to 60 barsyj jess westraszec mia}o.
Usdrzol W oemuise duly gr5b Tuszkowcij mater,
Tam SO sto} cd st1achu jeszcze roz tax chwatoi.
Bo ledze powiodele, re tam straszy wjedno;
Widzelc chlopa bez glove, a ~chtopisk> jedno,
ca decht v noce piaoy do domu Sc wlek}o,
Ma modziele Tuszko wska matke rz po.trzeg1o,
A tn mu groze}a z pacem podaiesonym,
A potym go ME widzo1 NIGHT skorunkowanym.
To so przepomaio} pampel i strach jego zbierof,
A "a goniacym djoblem wjedao Sc obzerok:
Zrywo}, a ME widzo} nick a nick pred sob&. .....
Leuo meslot co chwile zlygo mnlec mad SODA.
Wtym noguma zawadze1, runqf jak bel d}udzi,
Modlac Sc: -zmoie}uj. Panic, Sc twoigo sludzi.
Ju 10 ssaapsa ME bede pet tu ma tym swiece]
Bede chodzof ma msze W zemnie,. jak W lece!
Beozo@ biedok, DO meslol, ze go djobef chwecy
Pazura " kark tel z MIN do Smetka policy. .
W tym SO cos gramoli pod MIN. Pieclelniku!
1e muie bedzosz przeszkodzol W moiu pieknym spikus :
Pampel otworzy 5ocze, kterny jig mniol zamkty'
I patrzy koto sebie ma gnote ~przelsklv; az
A to te Szadolcu! - Dostof otuche zaru i lepsze oohote: -
- ia, Szady, s}uchej brace! Ucekej, krom zartu,
Ciej ME cheese wpasc " pazure p~iecielnymu czartu:
slode goai on czorny. jak pix abo smofa,
Kterna W lece smolorze dacheja stodo1e.
Ma }be mo roy lie jeden, greby kahczaty,
logon wtele, a szpere jak zaba kosmaty. -
49, Co te m6wisz? Ratujta uaju wszetci ~sw.et5!-
-Pampel ten ju zrywol prawie jak zawzety, -
Aloszk, choo bel zweczojnie torba ,wsteo z~aspa4y,
sto} SO W strachu decht inssy, bet decht levy caly.
Eiechcof pdfkoszci ostawic, to tez wen je IA Sc,
Jak ciej baba wieczorem spieszy do dom z lasa,
A grzmot je opadnie, deszcz ma ME leje :
Woygnie ~spodnik ma glove lecy bez knieje,
,'Kte Sc W opleke.... -" piei.c. Tax , szady ~wzdyoho4,
Wzan cici ep err p6Ikoszci i - kudyj - umykol.
A Pampel razem z szadym ma drswoka guele,
Jaz czerwony lokna z daleka uzdrzele,
Pampe, ten ju " Tuszkach przedtym nieraz bywo1,
30 on wiele 20 wsach jake krawiec szywo}.
wiedzo} tz gdze Plota muieszko& W swym ~budynku,
Tam on. a Szady "a MIN bicycle bez s%poczynku.
Wpedle razem do iizbe, jakbe westr4elouy:
szady mniol jesz ma SO p6tkoazka zwi.szony
Bady belle dwaj. jak cej kak ma scanie.
Pamoel Sc ME przewito}, lie rick sapiac: Panic
Drefto, wa zebr2ny tn MOI panowie!
Djobei "a nami goni, co strach uaju powie!
Czorny je decht ca}y, jk pix aoo smola,
Kterna " lee smoorze dacheja stodole.
Ma {he mo rdg le jedeu, greby kanozaty,
logon wtele q szpera jak 5aba kosm.ty!-
- Jszus, Maya, J6zef! - wszesoe zawrzeszozee, ss.
/ g jak oparsony 70 stdikdw zerwele.
49, Ode? Co? Pamplu? - szemczeui JAZZ eleta driaIe.
Chcaaa jisbe pokropic, nodsi jUj Sc chwiase.
Marta z kuchni dzewka "a Mig weeoala,
Beozale, jakbe chata ju SO zarwac mnia}a.
Pampel j4t o~powiadac. : Drefta rick do swygo,
Co ME ohool W stras.ci wlerzec, drucha Zetow6cigo:
- Widzysz, sesedze madry? tt Sc wjedno sseszoles,
Ciej Q stroszkaoh Cd ledzy k%assebdcich ucsu}es.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01

|--Wieo kobiete rownak strachu in nimiale
l z chlopami razem srodze SO nasmaiale.
Tel SO przewitele pre- duzym stole,
sedle So wszetce razem " jednym duiym kole.
szemczeno cork kawe ma sto} postawie}a,
Marta ta6ci i masto chleb przenose}a
Jak Pampel uzdr.ol Marie. traoe1 oitcem Fona
l azepnaa " uoho jemu: TO je do mnle iona!
Weile ten warkooz! ,Jak zloto 6wiecy SO cd uiego.
ona' tax letko jidze. jk cej golsbk Diego.
Wejle te sekn,e szarq, ma nie przewiazany
Fartuszk bio}y, " korunci p,eknle obrabiony.
Jak jem uzdrzo{ Fonie, to mnie ma mesl przeszto:
Porenk, cHj 2 ptoszk6w spiewem swiezy sfahee wzeszfo.
Eon nick ME odpowiedzo1. le REX sobie " duchu:
l. Usejesz te pre- Marco, moi szlachecci brzuohu.
Me bedxesz nick robe}, lie W koscsle sodo}
I 2 miepzczauam, " karczmie prze cieiiszku godoL
Ten parupel muszy bee glepszy jesz jk jego meo..
Cej mesli, ze dzcwoze ME wolf szaohceoa.
szady meslof 50 patrzac ma Marte Il. bociem
- Dostane 10 cd mattel donna muieteociem
Ciei ME dostau2 brutci. Chto " ty o'esci proce
Bedze tn ztych ledzy &c NINA do pomooe?
P.trzy pc stole. = ,Wldzof naprz6d zetowsc'go'
Lataui rada iue namadrzejszygo. -: a~
prze MIN zasodof Drefta, . dsej Szlagowscl,
szkarpets przezws"y, tedzi gbur taszkow6ci.
DALI <Awadzier Piote, 2 Kornygo gbur Boska,
Ten mu,ot pre- sobe faro szadygo Aloszka.
Kobiete "a peckim, 2 cegle. obielonym, .
Gwarzee e soba pre- jodle stawionym.
Be{o mnieso pieczy6 - >6z wideice,
lod zeda. Sc swiecele, jak Marcene spice.
Jk kcpazr.ns ma re6ach poszo CO "a ps%s 6sady Aoszk
u 6rutci werzqdet.
Drefta mniedze chfopami zn6w ma kuczkach sedzo1,
Zmeslso i wesmniewac z kozdygo Sc wiedzot.
- Fonie, choo te jk Muiemnlec obules So v fr.c,,
To to r6wnak jak Mniemuiec ME js chwatci tact.
TIE przeszedes n"p6znU, - co to 50 q sztuoi?
1 mosz, jakbe jez reno, nieroztwarte luoi! -
- smniele Sc wszesce. - Szukaj sedzo} ma swych trokach,
IT}oczee go cegte, re czuf koci v bokach.
ze5e to ME bel Drefta, on be Sc bel zburze},
TAX on osto& cecho Sc zapapuzek:
- Pamplu, t. lie Sc ME smnij! = m6wief Drefa: - Toble
Noesatobe chodzec I'd dzyso " za{oble.
Ciej Fon waju westrasze} q wa ucekals,
IL tego, be SO doprowde kula wesmuials.
A te Aloszku brace, do cebie sypioszci,
Be}bem bez ma}a zgubae} nowy to p6lkoszci,
Taoi : wos, ml.dy ledne, 50 nowotny dudci,
Usna ma wozu sobie, choc j.d4 do brutoi!
lPampel jan " }obronis kawasr6w godac:
: Me brukujece v naju "a to wsteo zajodas.
W Koscerznie, tam 10 strachu nigde v swiece nj man,
Tam 10 wan ohoc Smeka 70 rodzi potrzymam,
Ale tee tn pre- Tuszkach i tel prze kubiany,
Taol powietrxy jesta, 1e oz{ek jak pi]any.
Wa SO wiera nigde jez ME dowiedzele,
Go tn Tuszkowioce przedtym werobiele:
Jak rs Bembenkow, trowa roha y daohu,
Mealo}, &e to z3o wr6zbx, cd tego stracbu
Pomnieszao se v gfowie c.y we jmu,
I radzele re gburse, jak pr1eszkodzeo 1}ymn.
Tel ieh szoltea, Neck madry, I'm no tax doradzea:
zebe Bembenk swoigo wolu ma daoh wsadzef,
Co be spas trowe. Gburse mocko &c oeszyle
I do daohu chutuszko drobka prxestawile.
CCi.g dalssy nast2pi).
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-10
FOREIGN NOTES OF INTEREST.

OF the total track mileage of England,s
surface railroad one-third is owned by
the public. ~
Antwerp newspapers are freely charc
ing that the Belgian authorities are prac-
ticlng the greatest crueltieS upon the ma
tiyes of the Congo region. Stories of
wholesale maSsacres are circulated
Gen. de Villebois Mareuil who was
killed recently in South Africa, while
serving with the Beers, was distinguished
as writer of short stories He had
also produced one or two books dealing
with important branches of military
science.
The twenty fifth anniversary of the
founding of the Livingstonia Mission in
Africa is to be celebrated in October bv
a series of special meetings and n CON
ference to which all the Protestant mis-
slons of British and German Central Az
rlca are to be invited to send delegates
About thirty-fiVe miles from NishaDo1Ir
in the KhorasSan, are the celebrated
turquoise mines of Persia said 10 he the
only mines in the world producing this
fashionable stone. They are situated i'm
mountainous region 5000 or 5000 feet
above the sea level and employ perhaps
1900 persons
DR.. Rudolph Amandus Philippi of San
tiago de Chill, Is about to celebrate the
SEVENTEEN anniversary Of receiving his
doctors degree from Berlin university.
DR.. Philippi is professor of botany in
the Santiago History museum. He is
ninety-two years of age, and attended
Alexander Won Humboldts lectures when
q student.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-10
Total sales, 174,2S2.
BONDS.

@ % coup 11 NJ 3 9235 Tsd5.. IS .lS2& S75E
do Is, reg. do IS . 81
do 3s, reg. JOG N. Y. c. lists .111K
90 S. coup .l09 n J; c. gen. 5s.1213l
90 n. As, reg. 1914 n. P. gen. 3s G62
do n. As, coup .134A n. Y.,C.& StL4s1O6
90 old as, reg. g...114Al do prior As. 1917
do old As, coup. p.H514 n. & w. con. As 971%
90 IS, reg ......13 Or Nav. lists. .109
90 5s, coup. .113 DO As ..........1 .102lh
d; Of c. 65s.. .123 do con. 5s ...I14
Atch, gen. As. 1909 Reading gen. As S8A
90 ait. 4s....... S3A T. q. w. 1sts 99&
Can. So. Is. 1867 -St.L. & I'M. C. .5s110%
c.. & o. 4*s...... 991% St.L. & SIG. IS. .I24 "a
do 5s ......117X st. Paul CON- III
c, & n, con; rs. .lHH stP.,C g. & P. 1sts190
Chi Chi Term. As. 95 2 So. Pacific as. 80lA
SoI. SO. 4s... S5% so Ry. 5s......112
D.. & R. G.lsts.. .10S 10S" S. R. & T. 6s.... II
do 4s ........... 9s% I. & P. lists. .1i3Z
ETY.. & G. 1sts1GS1S do 2ds ...... IS
Erie Gen; IS. G% VIZ: u F. A As .10sA
zen. Elec. 5s.. 120 w 4o Ids .........102
Iowa Cent. lists. .1l3 Vy; w; o. 4s ........ .113&
KCP G. lists ny Va vas Cenf'rias Seff lists 81 SIo
FOREIGN ANCTAT-NeT VI. -
Tune 9.IThe Commercial Adwertiser1Ss ol ~
nor9on roonIro financial cablegram saws: s@The
in tone ms ,1,,de,. n9Ie were very idle and heavy
nese i7e dangar earer the influence of the Chi
+bat TdngeT, Superadduced to the renor+
tnat Lord Roberts communica tione bad
peen cut north Of Kroonstad. Anna ,r.au
49, Gi11S 4He Telegraph wires were
GpaLn1aeed. lama Americans declined on free
MINNEAPOLIS MONEY-Ninneano ano1is
2e Iuhe 9-New York exchange Saf11rdav,,
66uylng rate par, selling rate SOC pren1i11ro:
Chlcago exchange, buying rate 25c dis,
S99He' 3 az selling rate 25c premium; sterling.
WEEKLY BANK. STATEMENT New
YORK, June 9.-The weekly bank state
n1ent I1ent shows the following changes: Sur
PIus reserve. decrease, 81, ,S99, ,O25; loans
increase inc $6,4S3OO0; specie decrease. $3.50.
oslts, increase, $780, 900; circulatfon in
crease, $419,500. The banks now hold
9iS,3l4,250 in excess Of the requirements
or the 70 per cent rule
NEW YORK MONEY-New- York. Time
9-Money on call nominalIy Offering at 2
per cent; prime mercantile paper, 31b641Z
actIal dG business in bankers bills at s.. .87IZ
q4Sf?s for demand, and at 81 S45S6S4 S4at
Tor sixty days; posted rates, 81. S51bS64 SOL:
commercial bills, $4.83a4@484; silver ceT.,
Incates' 6o961c; bar silver, 60c; Mexican
dollars. 471ac 0e'iI
BANK CLEARINGS.
st. Paul, $7O1, ,659. Al
Minneapolis, $2,416, 4SS
Chicago, 500, ,474 948.
Boston, $20,213515.
New York, $142.313,s74
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-10
NORTHWEST SET THEM
GOING
WHEAT PIT WAS CROWDED
Opening Was Erratic, but Influences
OF Weather Reports Was Soon
Felt, and Close Was at IL Loss
of One and Five-Eighths.

CHICAGO, June 9.-The signal service
prediction of rains in the Northwest
caused a stampede of longs today, and
when the session ended July was 16sc un-.
der yesterday. The other markets were
influenced by the break, corn closing 10
1#c, oats 3sc and provisions 5Ql212c
lower.
The wheat pit was crowded again to-
day, but the market was weak. The
opening was erratic, July at 7214c to 7212c,
compared with last nights close at 729sQ
quoted at 713sc@7S12c. The slump was
due to the weather bureau prediction of
rains in the Northwest, combined with a
report from Minneapolis that rain had
begun falling there.
These items caught the market at the
opening, and the value of wheat gave a
lightning change exhibition in declining.
1t looked as if everybody had wheat for
sale at this period, but there were a
few heavy longs who still held out
Their attitude, coupled with proft-taking
by shorts, who sold last night, caused a
rally to 71@c, but this was lost, July
slumping to 71Hc Again there was. sup
port possibly encouraged by the crop
reports from the Northwest, which were
as unfavorable. as ever. and July once
more touched Tsc. The pressure of
- long stuff made itself felt eAtd this time
July dropped to Tic, closing soon after
in a weakened condition 17sc under yes
terday at 710711sc.
ClearanceS at the SeabOard eQualed In
wheat and -four 100000. Primary re-
ceipts were 614, 900 bushels compared with
S55, 600 last yea. Minneapolis and Du-
Iuth reported AGO cars, against 596 last
week and 6S8 q year ago. Local re-
ceipts were 40 cars, one of contract
grade
The corn market opened weak, in SYM
pathy with wheat. The weakness con-
tinued throughout the day, with favor
able crop reports and liberal country Of
ferings contriubutory influences. July
opened at 40 to 39kc, and showed no
strength thereafter, closing at the bot
tom, 16D11sc down at 39c. Trade early
was moderately active, but later the pit
was quiet. Receipts here were 398
cars.
The experience in oats was, in minia-
ture. similar to that in the other grain
markets. There was rush to sell early
but very little demand until liberal
concession in price had been made. Re
ceipts here were 225 cars July sold be-
tween 225sc and 22c, closing &c down at
221sc.
The grain weakness, liberal offerings
and a general dullness caused eas'ness In
provisions The reduction was in spite
Of an advance of Sd in ham and bacon
and Sd In lard at Liverpool, and steady
market at the yards. July pork sold be
tween $11S5 and $11.721b, and closed 1212c
under Yesterday at $11.S5; July lard be-
tween $6971f66.S71b. closing Ice down at
S6.S71b. ard July ribs between $6.S71A6690
and Sc. S21%@6.S5, with the close sc re-
duced at $6.S5.
Estimates Monday: Wheat, 55 cars;
corn. 35O oats 200; hogs $4,000 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
lOnen-ITIieh-I T,Ow-I Clos
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-10
The richest Baebelor

New York Special Chicago Tribune.
The richest bachelor in the world has
suddenly entered New York society. His
name is James Henry 6mith He has
100000 in his own right Society is ex-
pectant. Mr.. Smiths millions, most of
them, he inherited from his uncle George
Smith, the most confirmed recluse in All
London.
Mr.. Smith has begun 10 entertain in a
quiet way. Coaching parties are now his
fad. He has already given two or three
parties aboard the coach Good Times,
afternoon
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish was Mr.. Smiths
guest Of honor on his last coach party,
while Mrs. Teddy" Robinson, of Phila-
delphia, was chaperon at the party for
the Morris Park races. keeping under her
wing two or three of Philadelphia's most
winsome bellies.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-10
BEARS NOT DISTURBED.
Failed to Rush to Cover as Some
Thought They Would.

Oe'll HloIeS' new 1orK......... 1A02
NEW YORK, June 9.-Those who ex
pected that the bears who sold stocks
snort In large volume during the final
oedIngs yesterday would scamper to COW
er their shorts today and work sharD
rally to close the week, were disappoint-
ed. The depressed condition of foreign
STOCK markets continued today, in spite
OF the rather more redsSuring opinions
LOT peaceful outcome to affairs In
CHINA, so far as the interests of Euro
Pean powers are concerned. Selling for
London account was on a liberal scale
here. Rumors are disseminated to the
effect that this foreign selling is really
for account of some large New York op-
orators at present in Europe, and who
have long been prominent on the bear
side Of the market,
The fact is that yesterdays sudden
weakness of stocks is not clearly under
STOOD as to its motives or its course and
current rurnors represent the S1rmises of
those cropping for light more than any
authentic knowledge. Wall street is in
reality, rather skeptical about reports of
crop fa1luTe at this stage. Neither is the
foreign selling in sufficient volume to ac-
count for the weakness, and the news of
the day, While inclining to depression is
about of the saInes character as for time
past while -thelmarket has been sluggish
ly Indifferent. Spectators, therefore, are
inclined to fear that some unfaVora BILE
iaGtor not yet known 20 the public. is
INDUCING liquidation.
The money market outlook, beyond the
immediate future is not altogether sat
1sfactoFy. The weeks additional loan ex-
panslon of $6,438,G09 must clearly be at
trlbuted to renewed foreign demands
upon our credits. Estimates Of the fu
tuFe ease or the local money market have
been predicated upon a cessation of this
foreign demand If this loan extension
70 foreign borrowers should continue into
the period when New York banks are
called upon to finance the crop move
ment, now not far distant, a rapid dis
solution OF the surplus which was re-
duced today to S1S,374,75O would neces-
sarily result
Yesterdays additional call for $5. COO. 900
OF government deposits will be followed
by three other calls of the same amount
thus taking up the whole of the $25, 600, :
$50 necessary to redeem the government
Is, which are called for Aug. 16 These
bonds are in the names of the banks and
Is optional with the banks when they
shall be presented fer redemption Until
they are redeemed the calling Of govern
ment deposits from the banks will con-
tnue to act as a drain of the money
market. The market closed steady on a
covering movement by room shorts
The bond market has been dull but
United States 5s declined 5s. old A..
coupon, II old, regular, IS, and refund
ing z, with interest, 3, and new As a in
the bid price. The rs advanced H.
TREASURY STATEMENT-Wa
ton, June 9-Available cash balance
$l47, ,O38, 740; gold $72, ,002.1 1877
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by Charles H. +. Smith &
Co, members Of the New York Stock ex-
direct direct wires -tooChicago and New York
Closing prices. are bid:
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-10
LOSS IN CASH REPORTED
MORE THAN A MILLION AND A
HALF SHORTAGE Is
SHOWN
CAUSE OF LOSS EXPLAINED
Due More to Operation of RISING,
Total Deposit Than to Real Loss
of CRsh-Trade Demands
Are Not Heavy.

says;
After three weeks expansion IN sur
plus reserve the New York banks again
report a loss in cash held above legal
requirements, the contraction over tho
past SIX days having been Sl.749 025. This
decrease was due more to the operation
or rising deposit than to real loss OF
caSh, the reduction in the actual hold
ings footing up only about $4,000 The
cash decrease is traCea BILE to the amounts
paid into the treasury in response to the
call OF the secretary for a percentage Of
public deposits, but these payments were
eounterbalanced in large pug by re-
ceipts of funds from the interior.
'FolloWing the expansion noted q week
ago Of about 1888, 600 In loans, the same
item for the current week shows an
other gain Of So, $4,000 although I'm what
channels these new commitments have
gone it is not easy TO explain. The loan
total is now $l3, 0OJ in excess Of the
highest record of 1899 Deposits for the
increase in loans, but the total does not
come up to the maximum of 1914, 600. 900
reached during the earlier part of the
THE general trade and speculative sit
uattOn does not sustain the theory that
the rising totals In both loans and de-
posits are caused by demands from either
source, and it is probably true that spe-
eial operations are responsible for the
heavy changes.
"The approaching July dividend period.
begin to influence the weekly statement
from this time on. In view OF this cir
cumstance, and also because Of the pay
ments of the banks to the treasury, and
the early cessation OF a flow of interior
funds to New York It is to be expected
that the reports of the banks will soon
show declining averages. Whether high
er money rates are to be looked for is
a problem that Is not capable of solution
just now. Taking into consideration all
that has been outlined and the addition
al fact that a presidential campaign and
heavy crop movements are drawing near,
the natural inference is that with the
maintenance of a volume Of business
anywhere near TIE present level money
must advance If 1t moves at all
'"The new circulation taken out by
banks will not be an appreciable factor
in stopping ordinary movements Of
money over the present crop year, al
though It may change to a slight extent
the character of the money sent West.
The circulation taken out by one New
York bank alone amounts to date TO moro
than 5000 900.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-10
DULUTH.

DULUTH, MINI, June 9-The market
tive trading 1t opened &c off at INC bid.
but the first trade half minute later
was at lie. 1t sold at 711lc at 9:31, at Tasc
at $40, at Tic at 1910, at 71lbc at 10:36 81
{1Ac at 1885, at 7156c at 1i:02 at Tic al
l1:45, at 707sc at Has. and closed at 7l5bc
Cash sales were $1,000 bu at Kc under
July Stocks are estimated 10 increase
I5eO0O bu this week. Flax took a heavy
slump with active trading in the October
option. Cash sales: 500 bu No. l hard
7$c; 1900 bu No: l northern, Tie; 6,oOO bu
ern 711sc; 6,666 bu No. northern 7i 7oat ~ a.
1000 bu No. northern, 7OMc. Close:
Mheat-No. l hard. cash, 724c; to arrive.
72Acc;; July, 7212c; September, 731kc; No ]
northern, cash, 709sc; to arrive 703sc; july
7O9sc; September, nAe; No. 2 northern