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st. Louis. June 81 Cattle Receipts 900.
t,eirdIng 1900 Texans. market strong; ma
live shipping and export steers UlM6 ~.
dressed beef aud butcher steers tVnp.uI,
sdcers under 1000 pounds 2 8i1f9 Do slocaks
ers D OoTy5 90: cAnncrs / .25M2 50; Dnls
, 5OGi4 ID; Texas and Indian steers 2 500
Z 10, COWS and heifers > .6lGf4 70. Hogs 3,
uece,pts 74O0. market strong; pigs ana
f.hts = oseiG 10. packers 8. lOGl6 10; butch
srs q. iO0f8 .2TI5. Sheep Receipts DIV
rrsrket steady Tor sheep 10 lower on lan9s
Native muttuns 8 50d3 TDi lambs 4'Vol
( %: culls aud bucks 2.oon4.oV; stoeker'
9. 20Gi3. 90
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Cargu & Richardson Of Houston report
the range Of prices for the leading stocks
Anhn,. ~. k1llnN-u.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON. June 81

Arrived.
ss Norderney tGer), speeht, from Bre'
men. -,
-" S. Astronomer CBr). cowine, from Cor
taBena.
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choice 5@SNc; fair. t%m+isr; fancy i'm
ported, 6is64tiNc.
ROPE Sisai, basis T-1G; T%ci Msuia
lie; untarred lath yarn. Sc. tarred, ne
SALT .oulslnna, coarse Soc nue, c1c;
bbls. % los, $3.50; @os, SEQ; 1oO3s, s.. 20;
TO-4s. 81 .GI.
SALT FISH Mackerel, 80. |, In 10Th
Kits D5csf$l 90; half hills, T0lh. No. l.,
S.. OOfiS ~; tubs, k5,OQqfS5.50.
SALMON Fancy tlllar kock Columbia
River St.o0; Castle Rock. Columbia River,
StG5eS1.Tl: Spear Alaska, Sl15; Toy Co.
lumhia River x1.25; Blue Bell. Columbia
River, $i.1o Violet brand, $50 CArna-
tion brand. Fancy Red Alaska, 81 .2ilil 30.
SARDtNES American Quarters, 81. 25;
mustard. $50 Imported Gillette grade
81 co
STARCH.-standard goods Pearl, in to.ln
boxes 39t6I4c; Royal Gloss, bulk. Axe.
Nickel 100 packages, per, box, S2lo; corn
starch biRc per 10, 10 and sO-lh boxes,
l. SuGAR-Quotations are for small lots.
special rates are given on carload orders.
standard GRADUATED 5,S5ci cubes and pow
dcrcd. g. Toe; Louisiana yellow paratned
fancy, 5 60c; choice o.4Tl5c.
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pRonncr.

BEEswAx-Prim Texas. 22a29e per
pound, oz,o,
3&c; Bayou 3isc English dried, Be- plnks.
Sc: Lima, 69aaTc, l'lack eyes. t3ci
Michigan navy, none; California navy,
Slsc; Snaps, 800 per bushcl, wax Si5l
peI bushei: Dutch Lima, g..
BUTTER Blue star, lN92Oc; dairy, i@n
17c: Elgin creamery, 22Q2Sc; oleomarvarluo
dairy prints, lie; Lincoln solids, lOl@al ic;
prints. l1G11lHc; Special Blue Star, l4e
Crrstnl Cem and Country rolls. l6c;
speeiai dairy, 15c; fancy dairy, lIc;
Texas country butter. 1ml6c; texas orloSs'
TARBAGE-1diiac per pound
CHEESE Wisconsin fun cream rous.
lac; Wisconsin full cream daisias, l2i9'9 lo1p'
Wisconsin half cream. l2la4l3c
EGGS- Texas 5l9G9c per dozen; Kansas
TX KFRAur-New. in haif barrels. s2.4'u
eco. ...,1
PEPPER--C Chile, l4@l5c per lbi h'aok
'P'SofTfAToFs- New, 75@soc per hushlel :,
/ TCT1I1RY- Chickens, hens. good, ~ -Wd
| g 10, fryers. large. So 0Nd2 ~: hrGlleis
I 81 5CGl 81. cccks, large OH, 81 ~ anctS
j large 81. S0dS00; geese, fun icathg1rss'u ,
\ 81 516d4 90; turkeys, hens SN-''"o'"
| turkevs, gohblers. S6o0QSQo MOO.
TOMkTOES--Per 4-basket crate 4o@ooe
crate.
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The close was easy, prices unchanged;
stock 33,oGs bales; sales 1856 bales
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$ STOCK at United States Ports


This week Inst yea,
Exports to Great Britain l3332 l''lo'
ENrmtS 10 France ....-. ~ ~ ~,
Tyports 10 continent ..,l31j@ W'''-
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Chicago. June 2T.--Cattle- Receipts SOD,
Including 400 Texans; good 70 prime steers !,n
3 3OdG As: poor 20 medium 4.suel' ~;
beifers ? 76Gia. az. Gamers z Gm2 20 bulls
3 eo5,A N. calves 4 aod6 50. Texas steers
4 256i5 80: bnlls 5off4 10. Hogs keec l1ts
- t.po. easier; good 10 choice heavy 500
q BID. nehts 5 .s50G Is; bulk of sales SD
az X Sheep-- Receipts 1900 market
slow 70 10 higher good TO choice weshe en.
p e0c34 *, fair 10 choice mixed go
Sysstern sheen 3 aodi Is, yearllngs 0Oa
4 ~. native lambs .00G3 70: western
1sn,ts \ f06i5 %: spring lambs o.s3.
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Following are the sales ~ stocks nnl
closing prices on the New York stock mar
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S selling, II bid; V Nilue
New York Futures.


THO lrodIuc vnIues ranged rs follows.
J,,re 4 4ns Oct-Nov ....4. y ~
Juno. iniy 4. ~ ash Nov-Dec ..."4 o. ios
llIiy.Src 4 Boy necIan .,.,-4 y , lVs
Aug sept %ls Jah.Feo ''''-f'''''V'
October. = lob
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rhe following are the ave stock qnota'
tsons for this market as Furnished ~ =.
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1ouston Daily statement.
Houston Comparative Statement.

Gross receipts thus far this week. 10. ava
Gross receipts 300 days this season . ~ 9ui
Gross receipts go days 1So0-19OO. i.74S, sSS
Gross receipts 100 days 1898 1890. .. 49, 500
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Daily interior Movement.
comnarative snot Markets.
Other Spot Markets.

Galveston Spots closed easy prices IN
changed. stock 81 ,096 bales
Low ord. .... > 1916 Mlddlins ,.,..S 7-l6
Ordinary 80 ZIG Good mid s ~ l0
Good ord ...7 11B Mid fair - SlB
Low mid. ...7 1916 Sales ........ ....,
New Orleans Spots closed quiet, prices
" down. stock i15.4SO bales
Low ord ...5h Niddling 1913 S-lb
Ordinary. ...5 1916 Good mid y II -l6
Coed ord. 80. .G1a Mid fair ..... S 1915
Low mid ....7 5-16 Sales ....... 1850
New York Spots closed quiet, prices nm
changed: stock ,s63 bales
Gnou ord T 1916 Good mid &C.. . 3 10
Low mid s 7-16 Mid fair .99s
Middling. S SIS Sales ...,....215
Liverpool Spots closed easier. business
moderate prices 1-16i down; sales 10000
bales, of which $500 ware American; specu'
clrdlnory "a Middnng .4 23-32
| Gcod ord "A Good mid ...f 81 -
/ / ow mid .4 49, Mid fair .....5 7-S2
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m QUITE ACTIVE.
f,dv in the Session and
! Thea Fell Back.
,t,f LOWER AT NEW ORLEANS
s,oet Market and High Price
n : Money Caused the Re-
,sstIoo-ouotations'

i wednesdays cotton market
tfs't .s y It's bearlsh course on
y e's Ths opening in the American
F''' q, at an advance Of : to
n " failed to remain at the
TN oneulng call and Liverpool
Z "a j to 2Giths down, ye, IN y
N sleseu New York advanced
INN, IN. and August, 2 on July ana
/ ,ssuSer, while New oFleaa eau sp" ~",ut
!, 1 points on July ana ! poln'
a'@ M Of November and paeem-
s' "a M i-i6d at Liverpool d'oppea
W's orleans, and held the price
~ ,.alns day in the other mar
.,corts we're meager and the
wv ,.aronce found in wednesday $
M hears was not supplied In
y A New Orleans wire said:
w ~ =, IN ON weakness of stock
NJ se'qh ,cb money Mt New York.
5h isa We Ron,bay for this week OF
[Flps rore $4,000 lSales. Of last year
~ IN. Ng' before last $1,000 bales, AM
lfse ~ his geek o. this year iVHl
PM 4 h ", year 2ooo, of wear before
~
" n Freeman q Co Of New Ycrs
|ftls,S III irom ran River are pc,
slmcst optimistic, a higher level
~ . s,av being reported, with every
lleA y the demand tor goods, antl /
~ Il. " srrsrent that the prosperity Of
Ns ,,y u III large, MS rchected by ran
p .,rnhcs the iron and steel indus
Y. toot and shoe trade real estate
h w, departments Of commerciAi &c
WIZ after long period nf duilnes,
.,mS 10 hamilton in the dry gool'
W, Artended itself to cotton goods
~ ad,nnre i'll cotton has o. Int
4 ,,%a and sustained, there is nothing
|s.a Il cause reaction. save only
IN Ssslre to realize prohts.
L. nrre Of prices for the active months
i, York and New Orleans yesterda.
i follows:
,A Onon Tlirh Low Closed
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Open High Low Clos shares
ing. est. est. ing. sold.
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Prices in London for
American stocks at the close We're from one-half to
three points above the New-York parity. There
was heavy buying in this market for London ac-
count Arbtrage houses took at least $1,000 shares.
Purchases of United States Steel. Southern Pacific
and the Erie Issues were particularly large. The
business on the curb in London after the close
there reported extensive.
ST. PAUI4-st Paul was bought a large
scale by Chicago and other Western operators, who
believed that the property would benefit by the con-
centration of railroad interests in the West and
Northwest.
Observation-Disclosures a considerable period
OF quiet Metropolitan became active and advanced
sharply. The other traction stocks were strong in
sympathy. The business of most street railway
lines shows large development in the summer
months and at the time the ratio of operat-
ing expense is considerably reduced.
. UNITED STATES STEEL.-The United States
Steel stocks developed strength In a marked degree
The sentiment of the speculative community seems
TO be very bullish on these issues. The return of
J. Pierpont Morgan to this country will soon be
followed by the disclosure of the dividend policy
the company.
MISSOURI PACIFIC-A feature of the trading
IN Missouri Pacific scarcity of stock. The
scheme for the amagamation of and addition to
the Gould system of railroads will 1t is supposed
be OF especial benefit to the Missouri Pacific road
COLORADO FUEL-The dividend of Iat per cent
which has been declared the common stock of
the colorado Fuel and Iron Company is the first
sii'e l0''' On February - the company completed
the payment Of accumulated dividends on the pre-
ferred stock The common stock dividend Is nav
aoie on July 10. and the books close for II on
June %
SUHAR REFINING.-The transactions in Sugar
helhlhs were comparatively light but the stock
improved In price The company's earnings In the
i'St Ie" months have been large. but for all that
10 increase Is expected in the dividend on the COM
mon STOCK which is to be declared this week
bANh CLhARINGS.-The total bank clearinEs
VI d" the clearing houses OF the United States for
the week ending June were 81 sT5 go 167 against
SEQ rii426 in the preceding week and 81 ISL 299 :
49, the corresponding week last year
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Strength and activity marked the course Of
stock market trading in ;he two hours Of bust
ness yesterday. Final prices were under the
best Of the day, but ct the close long list OF
net advances was shown. a somewhat disap-
pointing bank statement caused some selling in
the last dealings especially in the more active
issues in which conspicuous advances were
recorded in the early transactions. The de-
mand. however, was good throughout. and in
Union Pacific and the stocks affected by the
settlement of the Northern Pacific contest
large commission house business was reported.
Increased speculative activity in stocks last
week was reflected in yesterdays bank state
rnent, which showed large expansion In loans
and deposits. Although cash holdings increased
nearly $3.00o000 over a week ago, reserve above
legal requirements exhibited a small decrease,
owing TO the heavy increase in bank liabilities.
The reserve is at a substantial figure, however,
and the position of the banks in general war
rants active speculation in securities Gold ex-
ports are doubtless not yet over, but II should
be borne in mind that despite shipments last
week of about 81 100000, actual cash in the
banks showed large gain.
The satisfactory adjustment of the Northern
Pacific dispute was OF course. the chief in
auence in inducing active dealings in stocks.
London prices came in at material advances,
and arbitrage houses again bought in the local
market. All the Pacific stocks were features,
with especial strength in Missouri Pacific, in
which active inside buying was reported. The
stock appeared TO be scarce, but there was no
news regarding the company. Heavy buying OF
the steel shares by Morgan brokers was noted.
St. Paul was exceptionally strong; also the trac-
.tion shares, which were leading features. In
dustriaI stocks were again active, and good
demand was noted for all the more important
realiziOa "a
heavy in the last half hour dealings, final prices
were rot far from the best Of the day. 1t
generally believed at the close of business that
prices would sell higher this week.
The usual weekly table Of price changes for the
more active stocks follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.

London. June THE recent hrmness OF dis
counts. Notwithstanding the strong bank return
and the prospect OF further Improvement during
the next few weeks and In spite Of the growing
ease Of money in New York. Paris and Berlin is
due partly TO the arrival OF n large number of
American bills. i'm connection with the efforts Of
great houses to allay the recent panic The free
offerings OF bills naturally will make buyers less
keen TO compete. especially many OF these drafts
TRACE houses in New-York upon their representa-
uVes in London. The Stock Exchange settlement
being over. arrangements were made for the pay
ment Of recently purchased securities and the sup
ply Of American bills is likely 10 markedly diminish
Herewith.
The effect OF the accumulation Of money at all
the monetary centres upon the value OF money in
London Will soon become manifest. There are in
creasing probabilities OF the reduction OF the bank
rate TO 3le and to 3 per cent during the next
few weeks. In France the authorities urge a
prompt reduction. The position of the Bank of
England and the general financial condition are
regarded better than a year ago. when the
rate was 3i2 and Immediately afterward per cent
Notwithstanding the creation of the finance bills
above mentioned. The Statist" says:
In view Of the accumulation of money in New
York, further gold shipments from there Paris
are probable to hquidate LondOns debt In Paris
BY the time these bills mature the balance Of
created an exchange necessary to liquidate large
portion of this Indebtedness the strength the
by the large houses to be resold There have been
signs of this the current week. During the panic
arbitrage houses and others who lost heavily over
Northern Pacihcs sought TO recoup by selling short
other securities The panic stayed quicker
than anticipated, and recovery occurred. Hence.
this week witnessed the purchase of a considerable
number of shares for European account. Those
who bought during the panic TO support the mar
ket have been able to resell certain amount thus
reducing a portion OF the Indebtedness.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

DoMEST1C EXCHANGE.-Domestic exchange
on New-A ork was as follows at the places named:
New-Orleans-Commercial 50q75c discount: bank
81 premium. San Francisco-Sight 121ac; telegraph
loc. Cinclnnau-Between banks. SOC discount; over
the counter, soc premium. Boston-1215c and 15c
premium Chicago-10c premium. Charleston
buying par; selling, 1sc premium Savannah-Buy-
ing l-l6c discount selling 75c premium per 600
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money In
London. 2d21z per cent. Open market discount rate
lot snort bls, 312 per cent long bills 33Q3 GIG per
cent. Berlin discount rate ga per for three
months bills and S per cent for short bills Berlin
exchange on London, 80 marks 461A pfennigs. Paris
exchange London, % francs 10 centimes Paris
discount rate, 2& per cent
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consoIs for
money, "a; for the account, sn4. Spanish As in
London 7oA; French rentes. 1O1 francs % centmes
THE SILVER MARKET-Bar silver 5qs.c. Mex
lcah SILVER dollars 4S Bar silver in London closed
2712d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 1857; Lisbon 40;
Buenos Ayres, 1874; Rome 532
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET.

=. o'Humacher & %. In their weekly review sew:
Al the time Of the issue of our last report prine
demand sterling stood at about ass 35 and today
II ~ quoted AZ about i&l4. and during the last
week mas hardly changed &c per pound sterling
As stated In some Of our former market letters "a
soph as tNchahse reaches the point where gold ex-
ports can be made proatahy. all interest is lost in
4sSi4 TO 4ssN4 for demand or ri 4 sqII FOR cobIe
transfers gold cannot be shipped TO London with
Nut loss sun our bankers send their gold TO Paris
buyhS sterling there and selling their cable trans
iefs ana checks on London here. Sterling In Paris
mas advanced TO 25.lSi9n2j 1917. so that exchange
VIII nave To go To still higher figure before any
more shipments Of gold be made. There was
N.'P230p gold shipped during the last week bring
ing the total shipments of this last movement to
*i'tsi.'p, or $-3l23.1o0 from January l. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market closed firm. Ameri-
can issues were strong and active; the COM
mon advanced 11a per cent preferred Il per cent
Union Copper was strong and active; about 4.0oo
shares were traded In up to 7ss. an advance of rs
per cent over the opening. Denver and Southwest
ern issues were weak; the common sold down TO S.
but closed - per cent lower offered. British Co
lumbia Copper weak. selling down to 16. Stand
ard Oil sold at 7S5. Dlstng of America common
was firm. selling up to 9. Bank of Commerce sold
up to 401 small transactions Storey General
Electric was active around 141zQ144..
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June (SpeciaD.-Wheat prices gained
sac 1c. the advance being on dry weather. The
best figures were made the forecast prophecy
ing q scattered shower or two. but practically no
relief TO the Northwestern droUth. July opened
from 74Nsc 74sc sold between Use and l019c and
closed at 751.c. September closed at 7S3c TO ISsc'
June. 75lsc. TO-night's market shows 2i2c advance
over last Saturday. dry weather having been the
motive all the week, and the excitement having
increased with the recurrence Of each dry day-
Seaboard clearanCes to-day were bull help 116s,-
coo bushels The visible Monday Will decrease
around 15OoON0 bushels. Worlds surplus Will De
about 100000 bushels. Cables attracted no atten-
ton The cash demand was altogether lackihs'
The flour situation is depressed The speculative
feature was heavy buying by Phillips 2000 900 BUSH
els or more This interest Is supposed 70 nave
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
ENLISTED.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London June /. p. m.-The market for American
securities was strong and higher, with early quo
tations from " to points above parity. The
close was firm. Final prices follow: Atchison, 49,
Canadian Pacific. l09A St Paul. 167; Illinois Cen
trail, l4i; Louisville and Nashville, loSB; Union
Pacific preferred, 92; New-York Central, l59; Erie
z3ts; Pennsylvania. 75lz; Reading, 221s: Erie first
preferred. 72; Northern Pacific preferred. 10lk
Grand Trunk, 1l&; Anaconda, 10ss; United States
Steel. 80; preferred. 10l.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money follow: Call
money. per cent. Time money, 3lzGI4 per cent for
sixty days, 31zd4 per cent for three and four
months, and 3&@4 per cent for SIX months on rail-
road collateral Commercial paper 3Ad4,s per cent
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market steady. Final
quotations follow:
sex interest.

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market firm. Total sales
amounted in par value TO s3596o0O. against Nlss-
800 on Friday. The heaviest dealings were IN the
Atchison adjustment 4s. Baltimore and Ohio ss
BROOKLYN Union Elevated lists Chicago and Alton
~ Ere general as Kansas City Southern 3s
fNlnfs County Elevated lists. Northern Pacific 3s
Beading general IS, 81. Louis Southwesfern DDS
san Antonio and Aransas Pals As Southern Rail-
way 1ft 5e, Texas ani New-Oreans 5s Toledo. ST
Louis and Western Is and Wabash debenture Bs
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Min
ng Stock Exchange. furnished by William p Bon
bright 6 Co, of Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

Bklyn F LIST Con 5s. 1913. i
do stock.
Hob + LIST mtg SIS. 1916. go.
" Y & F r Ferry Co stock.
do 1st mtg 5s. 1929. ......
NY & HF lst gn mig IS. 1916
10th & 23d SF 1st mg IS. 1870
Union + Of y y & B 5s--
do stock. .................-
NY & NJ + 1st mtg IS. 194S'
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

lot three four and six months for the hest nap,es
and above for names so well known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Marke steady Actual
closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
STOCKS AGAIN HIGHER.
INCREASED OUTSIDE BUYING.
BANK LOANS DECREAsE-BoNDs AND
MONEY.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from Fridays final
quotations were:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

INACTIVE STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

r 6 & FF X r C LIST Is. 1903
u & Tth Ave r r Co 10 p c. ,
do LIST IS. 1904. +.-...-...
DO 2d 5s. 1914.
B'way S r r Co 1st IS. 1924.
do 81 IS. 1908. ...........
c Z n 81 f r X Il 90 stock
y {.
d u Z b & b r r Co LIST
IS. 1892 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
do scrip 3 p C. 1918. ......
sth Ave r r Co - D c..
42d ST NJ & st ~ Ave X r
60 lst 6s. 1910. .....
90 q p c inc. 1918. ...
do stock. ck............-....
9th Ave X II Co s p c.-...
"a Ave II r Co s p Coco.
do con IS. 1909. ......
do 1st con 5s. l94S. ,...
9Th Ave r Il Co ! p c..
6 Ry Co a. Il @ LIST Is. 1922 d.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

The following are the changes for the CORE
spending weeks or the three preceding years: 1900
Loans increased S73i76CO. cash increased Si1+7 900
deposits increased S11.3i4.200 and surplus reserve
increased s1.3IOa5o 1S90-Loans increased sG7s 500
cash decreased S1.13i 900 deposits increased s35G-
800 and surplus reserve decreased 81 233 125 1898
Loans increased S1l 500 800 cash increased 81 sas
400 deposits increased Sl3 AZ. 200 and surplus
serve decreased 81, ,454. 900
The following table shows the bank holdings on
the respective dates:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

The following Shows The rotation Between The
total and the total deposits the rcspec-
tive dates:
Nav - June l. Changes
Specie $50 o'7 600 SIS1 lp0 I22
Legal tenders. TG.5oIooo 7s fG2 COO Inc. col
Total s25G s259 80 Inc So 5s4 4co
Required against
deposits 235 279 % 23S o $50 $50
Reserve ..... sol 2Ss 975 s21 255 o;O Dec So oa5
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
Bay state Gas Co.

Bay State Gas Co. ..........
Bing Gas LIST mtg IS. 1858. =.
do stock. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Buff q Gas 1st mtg IS. 1877
do stock OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Colum Gas Co LIST IS. 1862. &.
d G & E Co 1st Con IS. 1919
do stock ck----.--..-.
Fl W Gas Co 1st Is. 1925. -.
Grand Rapids G L Co 6s-
do 1st 5s, 1915.
Indianap Gas 1st Is. 1920. e.
Lafayette Gas 1st IS. 1924.
L & W V Gas 1st IS. 1925. =.
do stock. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mad g & r Co 1st Us. 1925.
y + G & c 1st mtg Gs. 1925.
do stock. ....--...--...-
Ohio & I C 1st mtg Is. 1926.
90 { D tneW).
Syracuse G 1st mtg 5s. 1886.
do stock. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
st Joseph Gas Ist IS. 1887.
do stock ...--......-
st Paul Gas Con IS. 1914
do stock. -........-...-
West G. OF Milwaukee g D c.
do 1st IS. 1888 -.-.-..
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

Saturday, Saturday, Net
MAY -. June ]. changes
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

The following shows the relation between the
total and the total deposits the respec-
tive dates:
T.. .. 90
Specie S205 695 200 $1To 231 400 $751; 100
Legal tenders 80 $50 800 II ss0O coo 7sl82GOO
Total reserve s2G5 226 900 S242 900 $3.50 352
Reserve required
deposits 222 515400 2i 9ss G25 2s OGe $50
Surplus ..... $40 40 COO $50 123.275 So. .c53 $50
Percentage ...... POS 27.2 272
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THE WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

The following table shows the usual comparative
atement Of bank holdings.
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
Adams Express.

OnenI High Low. Fin. Bid. ASK. sold.
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
ACTIVE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by c. F. Frothfngham No. 20 Broad-st)
Aske
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Int. period. BID. Asked.
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BANK STATEMENT IN DETAIL.
Banks.

Capital profits ! Deposits tCrcuatb
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! Int. period. Bid. Asked