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New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. May I.-Spring wheat NJ offerings No
Northern 73'sc nominal Winter wheat. Oerfng
red 1$i2c nominal. No white and mixed. T2is
5Sc Corn-Easier: demand light No yeli5w.
No +8}eC. through billed Osts-Fair demand.
steady No = white. 29c. No white. 2sc: No , mixed.
26c. Rye-No l. 62c asked In store. Flour steady.
Cincinnati. May Flour dull. Wheat No
red i4c. Corn hcm; No miSe'l +Sa43'sc OatS
No mixed. bic. Rye dull. No y Gle Butter nrns
fancy Elgin creamery. 2nc; Ohio l69lIc dairy, i2ao
Cheese steady
milwaukee,. May Wheat steady. Northern. sc;
: No do, B5s.G6stc Rye higher; Ne I. 55>s 6aso
Barley nrn: No ?, 42's943c sample. 35G+Sc
Minneapolis May l.-WAeat-In store. No Northsru
cave July. SssGd5%c. September. 65sc track. Nc
hard. 65c; No Northern, 6Sec No Northern. SIC.
Flour unchanged. Bran. In bulk. $40 50GSiO %.
Philadelphia. May l.Wheat quiet steady; contract
grade MAY u&NI2A=c- Corn firm and nc higher. No
mixed. May, iS6iS'sc Oats dull No whits
clipped S0'sGSlc. No do. 29G e0isc. No = mixed do
carots. 81 Suil IS DO Pennsylvania. PEI 70.
quality 5HG7e; timothy. Western. per bush earlotS
81 gsl 20. Butter firm and l. higher; fancy Westerc
creamery 2lc; 10 prints, 2c Eggs firm, fair demsndi
fresh nearby, tJai2~c; do Western Use; do South
western. l2t=c. southern. quiet
steeiy Receipts: SOoO bbs 20O,9 wheat
$1,000 bush: corn bush. oats - bush. ship
ments: Wheat 2LOoO bush; 22&GO0 bush. Data
1000 bush
S. Louis MAY I-C1csiny; Wheat-No rcd cash.
rose; May t9Nc July. 6AsG6aAc: September 6s.soi
No hard "a AGt6c COrn-No 2 cash +0c: MAY. 80 scs
IIly, tlc. No cash. 2++c; MAY, 24Ascs July,
2S'sc; NJ white. 2SG2s'sc
Toledo. May Wheat dvlt higher. No cash. rssci
NAV. T37sc Corn hrmer. No cash. Ale. Oa',
dutl. trm: No cash. &c Rye dull unchanged: NO !
sasn ca SIC Coverseri nru unehanged cash prime. o'~
~ 70: prime. new. IS: October, s. on unchanged
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York May I, 1900.
COFFEE-Whle the market for coffee futures had T.
tie In the way of disturb 1t, prices a lower
level at the opening call and failed
rest OF the session The opening officially de
scr1bed quiet at 5q10 points decline. Up 230 D
transactions had reached but 20eo bags, and to that
was no business between IL and 2:30 p A weak
underone prevailed cables failed make response
to the better conditions developed yesterday,
receipts al Rio and Santos quite heavy. the
local traders disposed the short
side OF the market was there desire whatever
on the part OF the speculative traders
either az buyers sellers Transactions for the day
were limited 10 2.I5O bags, with market finally steady
in tone at decline Of 5Q10 points Conditions
the market for spot Brazil coffee
isfactory values quite nominal say
7sc for No Rio, invoice lots. Cleared Rio April 30.
Prince 1900 bags cleared Santos
Catania l. 900 tags
The of contract prices to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
EpWORTR LEAGUE CONVENTION

spring convention OF the New-York District
Epworth Leagues OF the New-York Conference will
be held on Friday al Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church in One-hundred-a between
Columbus and Amsterdam The programme
has already. been arranged. and is as follows: A
service OF song. conducted by George c. Stebbns;
addresses on Personal Conservation" by the Rev
DR. g. NJ Adams. Of Bethel. Conn: on THE Ideal
Epworth Lacquer" by the Rev. F. B. Stockdae
OF Brooklyn; Bible Glasses for Men" By Ed
win r. Shut, Of Rochester, N Y. and THE
Epworth League and the Twentieth Century" by
the Rev Dr. w. J. Haven Miss Florence NJ Ieary
will speak about the fresh air work Of the New
York district OF the League. and reception for
delegates will be given by Grace Chapter The
convention Will begin at 2;3e p.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
NEW LINER FOR NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

ORDER PLACED FOR VESSEL. TO ECLIPSE OCEANIC
IN SIZE AND LUCANIA IN SPEED.
Lloyd Steamship Company has placed an order
with the Vulcan Shipbuilding Company of Stettin
for the construction of giant ocean grey
hound, which is expected TO eclipse all steam
ers in speed and size. The steamer is be
752 feet long thereby exceeding in length by A.
feet the White Star liner Oceanic which is the
largest steamer af1oat- The vessel will have
about 900 greater horse power than the Deutsch-
land. Of the Hamburg-American Line which has
about 10000 horse power. The Deutschland is guar
anteed TO make 23l2 knots. The new North German
Lloyd liner Will make between "a and Is knots 1t
is expected This will enable her 10 make the trip
from Queenstown 10 this port in four days twenty
one hours, and the trip from Southampton or
Cherbourg to this port In little five days.
lf these records made they will be worth talk
ing about The record time of the Cunard liner
Lucania viii be cut down by several hours if the
vessel fulfls expectations. The steamer is 10
have twin screws
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
MOTT HOLDS COURT ON THE SIDEWALK
SIGNS COMMITMENT FOR A WOMAN IN THE
PRESENCE OF A CROWD


PRESENCE OF A CROWD
Because Of the refusal of Ellen Cassidy to leave
an ambulance yesterday afternoon Magistrate
Mott. Of the Harlem Police Court found 1t neces-
sary to hold court on the sidewalk. The crowd that
watched the proceedings numbered five hundred
and
The woman Is seventy-one years old and weighs
26O pounds. For time she had lived with her
scn-n-law, Samuel Barnard, at No. 1,SS5 Amster-
dam-ave. Lately the womans mind has become
unbalanced. and ten days she refused all food
Yesterday Barnard informed the police and asked
that the woman be sent to hospital for treat
ment.
The patrol wagon of the West One-hundred and
ffty-second-st. station summoned and the
services of four policemen required to carry
the woman to the wagon. When the courthouse
was reached she refused to leave the wagon and
Magistrate Mott. putting on his hat, held court
the sidewalk.
with his foot on the wheel hub the MAGISTRATE
signed commitment sending the woman TO Belle
vue Hospital for five days for examination as to
her sanity.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
,HABEAS CORPUS DOES NOT FETCH BRIDE.
DIR, RICCO SAYS HIS DAUGHTER HAS LEFT THE
STATE WITH HER MOTHER.

Justice Freedman in the Supreme Court yesterday
heard arguments the return OF the writ of
habeas corpus obtained by Alfred w. Giallerenzi, a
law clerk, directing DR.. r. Ricco to produce his
daughter Antoinetta, who is the wife OF Gialer-
enZl, in court. Giaerenzi and Miss Ricco We're
married in Brooklyn Saturday evening. When
she returned to her home 1t is alleged by the
band her father refused to allow her to return to
him: The husband asserts that II IS the intention
OF the father of Antoinetta to send her to Europe
Both DR.. Riceo and Giallerenzi Were accompanied
TO court yesterday by many friends When the ca Sc
was taken up counsel for DR.. Rcco presented an
affidavit in which the doctor declared that his
daughter had not been in his custody since Sunday
evening
Dr.. Ricco asserted that Sunday evening his
daughter IN company with Mrs. Ricco. his wife
left the 1ursdction of the State and they have not
since returned. Mrs GallerenZi in court
and several friends of the doctor present to
corroborate his statements. Upon the preSenta tion
OF the affidavit Justice Freedman decided to send
the matter before referee TO determine the issues
OF fact as to the doctors custody his daughter
at the time of the service of the haheas corpus
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

An application was made to Justice Fitzgerald in
the Supreme Court yesterday for order vacating
the order OF arrest of John c. Hayes un-
satisfied judgment for $4,000 obtained against him
by Frederick c. Hinkel for the alienation Of Mrs
HinkeI's affections. ITinkel obtained divorce
three years ago and Hayes has since married Mrs.
Hinkel Counsel for Hayes said he was penniless
and could not pay the judgment: His wife was
starving. and unless he released would be
left homeless If Hinkel actuated by A feeling
OF revenge counsel said he ought be satisfied.
as Hayes had been in Jail three weeks. Justice
EifZgerald reserved decision
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

The Exposition Committee. Messrs Newman De:
laney. Farrell Stoddard and Gehring. have received
acceptances OF special invitations TO the opening
from Senator J. F; Ahearn. Cornelius N Bliss. Bird
s. Coler. Ernest II. Crosby, II. p. DuRro. Samuel
Gompers. Randolph Guggenheimer; William Dean
De Winnie. Seth Low. A. G.. McCook. Isiior Strauss
William Suzer. H. 8. Howand. Colonel A b. De
Frece and others.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

STATES, HOWEVER, THAT REFUsAIs WERE NOT
INSPIRED BY VICE CRUSADE.

SIAIES HOW THAT REFDSA1S WE'RE NOT
INSPIRED BY VICE CRUSADE.
At a meeting of the Police Board on Monday a
number of concer: hall licenses We're issued.
Licenses were refused the following places: The
Empire Music Hall. No. 253 Bowery the Lyceum
Concert Garden. No. 800 Bowery: the Royal Music
Hall. No. 80 Bowery; the Lenox Music Hail. No
l.915 Third-ave. and the Jamaica Music Hall, Bor-
ough Of Queens
The amusement licenses asked for were granted
to all the theatres with the exception of the
Schley Theatre. I've question OF q permit for the
Schey IS still held IN allegiance, several
other applications that have been neither granted
denied
The Commissioners said that these applications
were all considered separately. and that wherever
there had been frequent complaints against a place
the license refused. The refusal of these
licenses the named Com
missioners said, the result in any OF the
vice crusade.
The question of the granting or refusing of
licenses TO boxing clubs will come up again at the
meeting Of the Police Board which will prob
ably be held to-day.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

Galveston Cotton steady: miidIing, ef-iec:
middling. 3-16c: good ordinary 11-16c receipts
TG3 bales; 70 France. 2OI9; coastwise 225o
stock, Is.4i4.
Baltimore May Cotton nominal: middlng eTsc; low
middlng lee good ordinary. 13-16c receipts 2st
bales: stock. 3.I12-
savannah May Cotton quiet; niddling. I,1ec low
middnS 3-16c good ordinary, 1f-16c receipts 363
bales: exports coastwse. 90; stock. 51.5t9.
Memphis MAY Cotton steady; middling. 7-iec.
middling 3l6c; good ordinary. 1S16c; receipts
bales; shipments. p 1000 stock. 49.O9T.
St Louis. May Cotton quiet middlinz. 9+c: low
middlng good ordinary sssc receipts. 10 balss
gross. 926; shipments 1897 stock, 8. .i01.
New-OrIeaus. May Cotton quiet: rniddlns ezc:
low middlns 9l.e: good ordinary. r6c; receipts.
bales: exports Britain.
tnent LOGO; coastwise 21T4; sales 5000; 1856 is
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

San Francisco. May 1.-The official closing quota
lions for mining stocks to-day We're as follows:
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAnKrr

tnesa ines prices barely bar supported american nlddng 51d
for speculation and export. including 200 Arercon
Receipts. 1900 bales including IS 100 American Fut
opened quiet and closed az
midding c. NAV ; 81 6Id saiaro NJ.
l9-63a5 20 Cad sellers. Juna aay
i7-ead sellers July ana august Il 95 i5-aad sell
teuber and October. 1 40 Cad sellers. Octohsr
vember 7-64d buyers; November and ria, anu 70
32 December and January M .. siiar
January and February. IS sellers Fh ~1a ssi'era
March. 27-e4GA Is 64d sellers. aaiS anu
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
sIEGEL-cOoPER COMPANY INCORPORATED.

Trenton. n. J.. May 1.-The Siegel- Cooper Com
pany, capital S2i 100000 Incorporated here to-
day. 10 deal in goods of all kinds In New-York
Chicago and other cities. OF the capital stock
sl4 10000 is preferred, with per cent cumulative
dividends, and the mander is common stock
The corporators Philip A. Come Walter G
Weadley. A. H Nanderpoel Abraham Siegel VIII
lam r. Pine, A. Joseph Wolf
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

APPELLATE DIVISION AFFIRMs THE PENALTY
FOR NOT RUNNING CARS

Justice Gtegerich. in opinion handed down in
the Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court yes
terday. decides that the "Huckleberry' or Union
Railway must pay fine Of 500 imposed by the
Municipal Court of the Borough of The Bronx re-
Gently. The decision affirms the finding OF the
lower court. 1t was charged that the night of
crate cars on it's line between Third-ave and the
Southern Boulevard between the hours of 30
q. m. and $50 a. n.
Suit was brought against the road to enforce
the penalty in the Municipal Court Of the Borough
of The Bronx for violation Of the revised ordi-
nance OF 1891 Decision rendered against the
road. The officials promptly decided to make a
test case of the matter, and appealed.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
ORIENTAL ART OBJECTS AT AUCTION

There is exhibition at the Fifth Avenue
Auction Rooms. No. 23S Fifth-9ve. O collection of
Oriental objects of art. consisting of antique and
modern productions. Among them there are speci-
mems of silver old bronzes Of sun spot Semen II
period ivory carvings. gold screens Of Daimio old
porceRins pottery. silk brocades etc which will
be sold AT auction Thursday and Friday afternoons
q O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
,pENING OF rYPoGRAPHycAL EXPOSITION.

The Typographical Exposition at Grand Central
Palace viii. be formally opened at O'Clock this
evening Every device OF the printers trade from
ihe time of Faust and Gutenberg's days up the
present period OF perfected presses has represen-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
THE BOSTON woO1. MARKET.

Boston. MAY There has been light business
wool this feeling
dealers is that manufacturers going TO wat until
after the London auction sales. which open month
before buying that they their actions by
he there The territory
has -
ported fairly steady. Fine medium wools
Of bloos slow and prices nominal The fol-
lowing quotations leading descriptions
and Pennsylvania heeces-X and above soc; XXX and
Xxx and above. 81 zq32c delane. 3iGS5c; No comb
3+fI35c No . do and three-eiShths blood. S4d35c:
quarter blood washed. Sic; and braid. washed
32Q33c. Michigan Wisconsin etc-X Michigan. 2+425c:
No Michigan combng 3334c; No do 33G34c: qlartsr
blood. S3q34C; and braid. 3lC
33c: Y Nev-York Hampshire and Vermont, Sfcs
No I Nevv-York New-Hanpshire and Vermont. S2GSSc
Cnwashed medium. etc--KentuCky Indiana quarter
blood conlbng 27&251sc threeeghths blood. 221iz
Missouri quarter blood cOmbinR hreeeghthS blood.
26c braid COmbing. 2202Sc: lake and Georgia 2iqS
Territory wOos-MOntana and Dakota fine medium and
fine 2O92Ic; secured 5Sd51c staple 6OG62c; Utah and
Wyoming medium fine. 1sQ19c; secured 55Gl5Tci
staple, 60Q62c: and fne. 1IG1Scs
secured 55@56c medium, 20G21c secured 52S53c Aus
tralian. COUbiDE. Superfn5
nominal. 93QeJc good. ssQfOc; average. SOals5c.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
oTHER MARKErs- TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May I-Cattle-Receipts. 5000 head steers
steady butchers stock steady strong natives good
20 prime steers. 81 Sass 80 poor medium 81 2O9
80 10 selected feeders 81 a5ds5: mixed
slow. 81 dOGS4 % s3as+ heiferS So 356Ss4
ners strong 81 5G{5 bulls steady 50 sO: calves
Ic lower than last Tuesday. 81 5OS6 Texans-Tsxas
steers steady SASS - Texas bulls So 35as3
estimated Left over 350o: 5GlOc lower: top IS 47I
MIXED and butchers S. 25Gs5 -: choice heavy
g SaS5 +Il1 rough heavy. 81 2Oas5 80 light 100
50 90 bulk Of sales. s. 20Qs5 Sheep-Receips
head sheep and lambs strong for best: others about
steady good choice wethers * 70 choice
mixed 81 6OdS5 81 Western sheep IS 25Gs5 yearing
s. 5oGS6; native lambs. s. 5Ids7 %; Western lambs
Cincinnati NAV HOGS quiet JOas5 so. Sheep dull
lower So 23as4 % Lambs dull lower 81 5Oas6 CattIs
East Liberty. May Cattle steady; extra IS 500
- 20; prime, s. 3OGS5 80; common. 50 25ds3 so
steady: heavv IS e5GS5 20; mediums S5
best Workers. 81 55Gs5 60: light 35Gs5 45: pigs
So 5qs5 % roughs. 81 I5GS4 s. sheep steady; choice
s6 23ds6 40 good. 50 5OGS6 TO- Veal calves
Buffalo. May 1.-Receipts through cat
tie sheep and hogs during the twentyfour
at noon to-day were: Cattle ? sheep and lambs
cars; hogs. ~ Shipments Cattle sheep
lambs. hogs IL Cattle unchanged feeling
steady good butcher cattle Sheep and lambs-Orer-
ngs 20 loads The trade ruled q
s6 40 for choice lambs he bulk OF sales being
choice, sf7S6 25; cPped and wehers.
81 2s4 wethers S. 4Od$5 yearings 25Gs5 CO.
Hogs-Orerings u loads; market generally slow.
Heavy hogs s. 1Cds5 ~; s5 IS; Workers. IS
81 60 Hight Workers s5 400 IS 80; pigs IS 25: roughs
81 9OGS5: stays. So T5dS+
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
NAVAL. STORES

sprite urpentine ruled unchanged and rosin
quiet Quotations follow: N ''Si''
SPIRITS TGRPENTINI1-50
RpSlN-''ommon to good strained 81 so. r Il 6a. II
81 -: 9 81 10 H. 81 81; l. ~: X 81 20 NJ 81 a.
81 10 " @. 81 " ~ w. ~
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

California, 6s 4da6s 4ied No Northern spring So a.d
futures quiet; MAY, IS 91sd; July 5S sad COrn-SpO
irm: American mixed. Is 3A.d; futures quiet. May
ss 31sd; July Is 1Asd; September. Is I'D Peas
Canadian, Flour-St Louis fancy winter steady.
Is 3D. Hops London Pacihc COAST steady, e $50
IS frm India 7Ss cd. prime
rs 81 Pork hrm prime mess Western sIs 81 Hams
70. +9s- Bacon dull. Cumberland
cut 2S % 80 10 fSs Sd short rih Is 20 - n 42s ID
nnddes. light 50 S5 n. Ais I'd long clear
10. AIS. clear backs. Is TO
3s Cd clear bellies IL Is 70. as g. shoulders
Square steady. S7s. Lard dull: prime West
in terces. 3Is. American refined in pals SIS o
Buttsr-Finest good United Lcminal Chess5
firm. American finest white 5ss I'd American hnesr
TallcW-PVime steady. Australian
London steady. 2Is I'd C0ttCns-sd otl-HUU refined
May-August hrm. Turpentine-Spirits 42s
Rosin-Commcn steady. IS 1i2d- Petroleuul-Reuned.
7s.d. IAnseed OIL 3Os Sd Following the stocks OF
and and Quays railway and canal
depots iucudeD: Wheat L26I.0Oo cenals 264-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Rrrv,ps ,,o..,..- NeV-York MAY 1. 1870
slangh,sIers No trading e,he- the cattle yars
previous quotations london and Iiver,o,I 81 ia-c
changed The Tauric, for Liverpool took Ct tosv IN
for schwsrz=chid Sulzbegsr 500 quarters ~ bSs
, M Se, S ,h snPper- morrow The Germauc viii take
Schwarzsch'd Sulzberger viii load the St Louis vifS
CAIvEs-ReCeiprs we're p head. making with tn. few
tt ro t - on sale Very little trade. but feeling
IS 5oas5 per ~ ordinary mixed calves a. "a 3
NY ~ dressed yesls slow at Ta9c n with bulk d,
sc; with very few selling abovs Sc
Salrsmteorgs Dflenbaek: 10 veas las averase a,
sHEEf Ta4PeIs AND % njEsf HsNsE..lI% salTss III n
head AZ for the market and stock tSsrs
Monday clipped lambs were @ r s an, and l2wsr tsan
wo2iSd lambs nominal in the absence Of any sales rs
sold s. per 10: good clipped 10 Al 81 ~. % c eeo
2siIns M clipped lambs az - 2as6 621z spring lams az
10; ma few choice wstheTs selling Oc. Dressed lamb.
a. e, eo S"aS' per carcass and few choice selling
per 100 @ eli5Ded T@'i8 Bua9 .s6 she.T > 3
So asErinT2n ds 9e9 CO.. I21 clipped Buffalo lambs Y n a,
s. spring lambs s al s saeh & clipped d. i n at
eRged n at 8 50 % 8" Kentucky sheep part
for but Te5s & i SaTf .d 5eE 5' J.2 ead sou, an
per loo m western % at s s S9oa @ and az $ 20
eEs at s. 25as5 90 Country dressed hogs steady az
saiesj H. Hume & Bro. date yesterday: 11s Star.
hoss ,5G n average. at s. 50 100 roash 2oi
n al Jpst & g &C. &c s,s,s Ia.s y yss3siay' o
g. 90 Sanders aase & &yssterdsY IS hogs 1is ~ at
andrew Mullen date yesterday % hogs 1sa n.
H H Hollis Gate yesterday): 25 State hogs 12s n az
IS 80; 80 do l52 10 at s. So ropghs 2s6 n 81 50
ro at S s. ''" ''A'9 Yesterday 10 state n0s'' I'D
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
STOCK ON HAND.

"
'u'Pei'ie 3e2 bbs
i"i APO
Charleston. May l.-Turpentine- steady at dc
PoSn - wv
savannah, May i-Spirits turpentne frn at 47c: re
ceips, lib bbls sales, exports il25 RosIn Arm
yeepts re- 20 h6s sales 2 lI4 exports. 56o. ~ %
Wilmington, May Ispirits turpentne nrm 400 4oI4c:
ecepts u casks Rosn steady, unchanged. receipts
bns crude turpentine quiet 81 S5aS2 90; receipts az
bbls. Tar nrm 81 80: receipts 81 bbls. ~
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
SURPLUS OF s4ooooso IN APRII-PUBLIC DEBT
INCREASED s12oooOoO

statement of the Governments receipts and ex-
pendtures shows that in April the receipts were
si5 0Se 1885, and the expenditures s4o e2 leaving
surplus for the month of sa.1S6oco. The receipts
show an increase of ss 10000 as compared with
April. 1899 and the expenditures decrease of s25-
ceoOeo. The receipts from the several sources Of
revenue are given as follows:
Customs SIS 7s3 oI5
Internal % Goo 2al
400 900
Miscellaneous 26I4ol1
The total receipts for the months of the fiscal
year s472 3s7 0e2 increase the receipts
for the period OF last year of more than
sss.3o0.oco The disbursements last month on ac-
count OF the War Department were sl02i4,l21 de-
crease of nearly 100000 compared with the same
period last year: Navy s4.7c0.O7S: decrease $4,000
The disbursements In the last ten months were
sl9 900 less than for period of last year
The monthly statement OF the public debt shows
that at the close of business April 30 the debt less
cash in the Treasury amounted to 81 12i. sos. .0s5.
increase OF sl2.545 727. This increase is due
the decrease in the cash hand made necessary
by the heavy payments account of the present
worth of bonds being extended per cent
interest. The debt is recapitulated as follows:
DEBT on Which interest has ceased since
bearing ae2 s73.972
This amount however does not include certin-
offset by equal amount OF cash in the Treasury.
The cash in the Treasury is classified follows:
Reserve fund in gold and bullion. $4,000 900:
funds, including gold coin silver and United States
notes. $72 9s2 779: general fund. S13 AZ. In Ma
tion3l bank repositories, Sie .9151Si credit of
United States Treasurer. and s. III credit of
United States disbursing officers: total sl02 G)S
12s against which there demand liabilities
standing amounting 20 sS05 s90.5SO leaving a cash
balance on hand of s29G HES
The monthly circulation statement of the Con-
troier of the Currency shows total circulation of
National bank notes at the close OF business April
80 to have been sS6 S26 an increase for the year
of s125e59SS, and Increase for the month OF st,
32525s. The circulation based United States
bonds amounted 30 S2+6 .0G162. increase for the
OF s3S lol,S75 and increase the month Of
sl2 2. .e32 The circulation secured by lawful money
amounted To S39.2l16i. increase for the year Of
4G31ls and an increase for the month of 2326.
The amount of United States registered bonds
deposit TO circulating s26S 405 24o
and to secure public deposits $93. .626 Os0. Among
these two amounts We're nearly s2il ,0teo0o in the
per cent consols.
The monthly statement OF the Director of the
Mint shows that in the month of April 1900 the
total coinage executed at the mints amounted to
sl6e74. .4s0 follows Gold. sI2 922 COO silver So $780,
600: minor coins. sl22.4S0
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

Spot cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged on
the basis of l3 16c middling upland Ice
middling Gulf Sales $500 bales spot
markets telegraphed follows Mobile nominal at
Q 516c: Savannah quiet at o lice: Charleston
nal 0ssc; Wilmington steady, exc steady
at csc Baltimore nominal at 97sc Memphis steady, al
8 lee. Lice Augusta quiet. 9hsc.
The export movement follows:
Great Britain. France Continent
lp-1hy lVNZ 232T l3419
So far this 2.O45595 67l.538 24ls 7S3
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

Foreign coffee markets-Santos- market quiet
good Santos. $500: receipts days) O0j
bags stock 335 900 HamburgCofree opened un-
changed at 80 :. pfg higher; sales l20
bags Iavre-Gofee market opened barely steady and
unchanged at II unchanged; o m. barely steady
and unchanged at $40 m. unchanged: sales I8-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

Ro-Coffee market weak; No Rio. $3.50: exchange
52d receipts two days. loco bags; cleared the
nted States 1000; cleared for Europe, 200a: stock
255 900
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

Receipts the and interior points to-day con
pared with the same day last week and year
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
NEW-YORR PRICES.

Receipts OF breadsus at interior points IN Thousand
last three ciphers 00 omitted four bbls grain bush