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ly in the matter of surplus reserve from
the exhibit of a week ago. The excess re-
serve declined only SIS 90. although the
operations by which this result was AT,
tanned were quite heavy. Loans expanceu
Sr442.lUo rejecting probably business whlch
properly should have been included III inc
statement of a week ago. and this eNpan-
sion. together with the increase OF -, $500
IN cash, accounts for the Use OF Sll,-Sl,3V
IN deposits. The latter necessltated an az
oltional reserve requirement winch az
noted. counteracted almost exactly the casl
gain and left the surplus intact. The cash
reflection of the real position of the banks,
since the 1900 coo of gold exports on Thurs
day don't count. except fractionally. In the
bank totals of Saturday. As d matter OF
fact. the banks gained several million DOL
lars from the interior during the week ana
lost approximately what they gained 10 the
subtreasury. The statement must be re-
garded therefore as overly favorable IN us
conclusions. The gold exports of the week
created no change in the situation, and the
outlook remains practically the same.
There is nothing on which TO base preIic-
lions OF material changes in the money
market. Bankers seem TO anticipate sea
son of quietneSs for the present. and there
is nothing in special reports from other
financial centers 10 lead 10 different con-
will continue internationally, but against
these shipments, if made. there viii be re-
ceipts from Alaska and elsewhere. Inc
heavier purchases of bonds by the treas
ury is releasing some money. but as the
reduction in war taxes, goes into erect on
July l the continuance of bond buying Is
an uncertain factor.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. June 1.-Butter-Recepts. s.623
packages. Market firm; creamery. 10Qlsc; fac
tory. 11d13i2c. Cheese-Recepts. 6.712 packages.
Market firm; fancy. large. coored. SssuSAc.
fancy. large. white. SizdSSsc; fancy, small. col
ored. 9it4yizc: fancy, small. white, 9i4c. Eggs
Receipts 1887 packages. Market firm. Western
ungraded, llleal2lac: Western selected. 13ql3l1c.
PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-Butter dull and
fancy Western prints. 19c; fancy nearby prints.
20c Eggs steady; fresh nearby. l3l2c: fresh
Western. 13l1al4c: fresh southwestern. 121c:
creams, fancy small, 9;sq9%c; New York full
creams, fair TO choice. sl2Q9Ac.
BALTIMORE, June Butter firm: fancy in-
tation. l1Qlsc; fancy creamery zoe; fancy ladle.
15G16c: store packed, 11G12c. Eggs firm: fresh.
l3c. Cheese steady; large. &c; medium, 9Ac;
small. 9IAc.
KANSAS CITY. June Eggs weak: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. SIC per dozen. loss
off. cases returned; new wildwood in
Guided, izc more.
CHICAGO. June lon the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market strong; creameries
HalSAc dairies. Hql6c. Cheese. 912c. Eggs.
uhc.
ST. LOUIS. June Butter steady: creamery,
151 l9c; dairy, 126tl5c. Eggs steady at 10s&c re-
packed and cases included.
LOUISVILLE. June 1.-Butter-Pound bricks
10Ac.
CINCINNATI June Eggs steady Butter
steady. Cheese steady; Ohio nat nisc.
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Elsewhere.

KANSAS CITY. June l-cattle-Reeeipts. 100:
Texas beef f' Steers Steady to dime dearer: cows
and heifers steady 10 dime cheaper; stockers
S Nt1 feeders es 50 soae sns
feeders, s.. 65G5; Texas and Indian steers st.55Q
sS9 Texas s,esr grass s Steer Same ooTs 800
bulls. s3.25q5; calves, s4Qs Receipts for the
wf aar,@R Rec ss' "ees 60 Market steady to
heavy. S S0as.s5: mixed packers; s. go;
the week, 1900: last week -. 500.
sheep-Recepts none. COMPARED with week
grades l5d2sc lower. Western lambs. <4-z59
54o: Western wethers. :,qAso; Western year.
$50: Texas grass sheep. SOLO; Texas lambs.
the week. 265Oo: last week. 1890.
CHICAGO June l.-cattle-Receipts. 900. Mar
ket nominally steady. Good 70 prime steers.
and feeders slow at sST4 20: cows. 81 s5aI 50:
heifers. 81 sOq4so Gamers. 81 25Qzs5; bulls. $50
Texas bulls. se.75Qss5.
Hogs-Recepts to-day; 1900; Monday. 5000.
s. IS: mixed and butchers. s5.7eas s2is: good 20
choice heavy s. So 81, %: rough sesyy s''oU5So;
sheep-Reeepts. 800 sheep and lambs sen.
4eO: fair 10 choice mixed. ssloaA4s; Western
lambs. sla5s5: western lambs s5a5s5
Rccelpts for two weeks compared: This week
-Receipts-cattle 5000: hogs 10 coo, sheep.
1890; sheep. 1850.
ST. LOUIS. June 1.-Cattle-Receipts. 100 all
Texans. Market steady 10 strong Native ship
ping and export steers, sass: dressed beef and
butchers steers s4ogs 20: steers under 1000
lbs; $3.50; stoekers and feeders Sos cows
g. 75Q4l5; Texas and Indian steers, $5-5045s cows
and heifsrs. ;2250aS u.,., -,
S. soE5 so: butchers s5Soqs.
Sheep-ReceIpts none. Market steady al the
following quetaio 'I, Ns'ys mn Ton 500:
ers sz75as2 % Texas muttons s4asz5.
NEW YORK. June 1-Beeves-Iteceipts. SCI.
all consigned through. Nothing doing. feeling
u s93 quarters OF beef. Gables steady
Calves-Recepts none. Market nominaily
sheen and Iambs-Recelpts. 2So7 sheep
steady: yeariings weak. lambs lower. Sheen.
S214 60. yearlings. 81. 5off5. 90. unShorn YEAR
lings, s.; lambs. s.l0a6.5o
Hogs-Receipts, 1871; one deck on sale. Market
firm at S530G625.
100 Market nominally steady Native steers.
81 t0Q5.O. Western steers. sictQ. Texas steers.
s. 5oFl4.5O. and heifers. SS.c94l.eo. calves.
Hogs-Recelpts. 400 Market a shade lower.
Heaxy s. s0Q5 80. mixed s561is as 20. light - IS
Q57o bulk OF sales. SS6sisH5. 72iz
Sheep-Rccelpts. Z.coo- Market steacy. Sheep
sSd4 50. lambs, Sf06
EAST BUFFALO. June 2-Receipts-t'attie
70 cars. sheep and lambs. IL cars. hogs. 10 ears
Shlpments-Cattle. $50 cars, sheep and lambs
: cars. hogs cars.
Choice TO extra. s.. 50Q5.s5.
Sheep-Choice 20 extra, N|0Ao Lambs
Choice 20 extra. tS.2sn5.4O.
Hcgs-Heavy. S.Oo0s.lo. piss, $. Si85.eo
CINCINNATI June i.--Hogs lower at st05 80
Cattle steady at s.. 5oE5N
Sheep steady at s. .soQAies lambs dull 90 al
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Quotations mt st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

BALTIMORE, June 1.-Florr-Receipts, 10000
brls: exports. $500 brls. Wheat hrm, spot 7sI.
@c the month 90 asESo' july IA 'ofa sSec
receipts. 42.ss5 b1; exports s75.O0O bu southern.
Corn dull and frmer; mixed. spot. 47a. d4sc; the
month and July 45sqiSc steamer mixed. isE@
l-nI9lzc: southern yellow corn. 4SaiSlsc. Oats
firm: No, 2 white. ,sSiaaS4c; No. mixed, STAG
ST. LOUIS. June Flour quiet but firm;
patents. sS55qS.75: extra fancy and straight.
trading. Corn meal steady at Sc. Bran lower:
sacked. east track Csc. Wheat-No. rcd. cash.
hard isIsa74i.c corn~No. q cash. SIC; July.
4Slsc: September. 4Slsc. oats-No 2. cash. 2sc;
SIC PORK rm: jobbing So S IS Lard higher
at sSO7iz. Dry-salt meats lboxed) quiet; extra
Bacon boxed quiet: extra shorts 81; clear
RIBS. s9.12l2 clear sides. 1925. Hay dull and
Whisky steady at sl.27. Iron cotton ties. Sl.oS.
BE ss1 S1fa5c Hemp twine &c Rece ,,s eoo
bu oats, IS. 0to bu. Shipments Flour 5000 brls:
wheat 10000 blu; corn. 10000 bu; oats 10000
winter dull at SIS Wheat-Spot No. red winter
s st 81 at 8 MD No northern spring =! i hrm
Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed, new As,
American mixed old Is 2a.d. Beef steady
Western. COS sd. Lard-Prme Western, in
t t,e Ais Cd; American refined. IN pans;
i s 3D. Bacon steady Cumberland cut 20 to-, to 81
IDS as snort rlDS, 10 10 "a IDS, 99S ou' iohe
clear mlddles, light. 2S TO "a lbs, 42s I'd; long
clear middles. heavy. 81 to 10 lbs i0s 9d; snort
clear backs, Is to 20 lbs 40s Sd clear bellies IA
10 10 lbs. AS Cd, shoulders, square. III to IL IDS
steady at 36s Sd. Butter dull: finest 79s sd; good
United States. Sos. Cheese-Finest white dull at
AS. American finest. colored. quiet at 46s. Tai
low-Prime city quiet at 25S Sd; Australian in
London, steady at 26s sd.
KANSAS CITY, June 1.-Wheat-July, 65%0
6s7sc; September, 667sG67c: cash, No. hard,
7Cs4c No. red. 70G7lc. Corn-Juy, 4lssc; Sep
tcmber. 421sd42l.c: cash. No. mixed. 4lkc. No.
white. 41lzc. Oats-No white. 29d29i1c Re-
ceipts-Wheat, 5000 blu; corn $1,000 bu; oats.
1900 blu. Shipments-Wheat, $500 bu; corn.
1880 blu; oats. 1000 bu
CINCINNATI June Flour frmer. Wheat
firm; No. red 7sc. Corn steady: No. mixed.
4Slzc. Oats easy; No. mixed. 30lzc. Rye quiet:
No. 2 59c. Lard easy at IS %. Bulk meats quiet
at sS12l2. Bacon steady at SS12l7. Whisky dis
tillers' finished goods firm on a basis OF VII
TOLEDO. June 1.--Wheat active and strong;
cash. 76hc July. 75f4c: September. 74l2c. Corn
strong; cash. 4fc: July. 45c: September. 45l4c
oats steady: cash. 29c; July. 2Sizc. Rye. SIC.
Glover seed. cash. $3.50.
DULUTH. June 1.-Wheat-No. l hard cash
19c; No. l northern cash. &c., spring. 6I1ac;
July, 56td76ssc; No. northern. 72c Corn. Ale.
Oats. 2742SAc.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 1.-Nheat-Cash. 7sc;
July. 737sQ7ic; September 71s4q17sc.
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AT NEW YORK.
Easier and Unsettled Tone i'm Sugar.
Cereals and Products Firm

NEW YORK. June 1.-Flour-Receipts
q. 936 brls; exports. 1880 brls: held higher
and fairly active; winter patents. sS65a4;
winter straights. $345G36O; winter extras.
Minnesota patents. $4G425; Minnesota bak-
ers. s2soG3.25. Rye flour quiet fair 10 good.
8. S0Q3.10. choice TO fancy. 50 2O6I3.5O. Corn
meal quiet; yellow Western. 97c: city. SIC:
Brandywine. $2.45d2.55. Rye, state. 57d5Sc
feeding. 4Sc e /. T. New York: mailing. $50
&c c. 1. (. New York. Barley malt quiet;
Western. 60Ul2c.
Wheat-Receipts. 227 500 bu; exports 24s.-
CSC bu Spot firm; No. red. S37sc (. O. bafiOat
Size elevator: No. l northern Duluth. 9l7sc
at orCe advanced on further bullsh croD
news. outside buying. local covering and
firm Liverpool news: closed firm at sc net
advance. July. S0as0 9-16c. closed at SDis:
September. UHG7Sc. closed at 777sc.
Corn-Receipts. 295.625 bu: exports. III
T. o. b. aflOat. Options advanced with wheat.
also rejecting unfavorable crop advices
based dry weather and on predictions
OF decreasing receipts. closed firm and lie
higher; July. 1915 fi49i4c. closed at 49i.c:
September. 40 3-16Q i9i4c. closed at 4gi.c
Spot quiet: No. :. SIC, No. 8. PIE No .
white &c: No. white. 32iec; track mixed
Western 32ft34c track white. 3219437c Op-
tions dull but frmer.
Hay quiet: shipping. 7O975c; good 10
choice. 92i2U95.
1890 crop. i7Q20c: 1890. li915c: old 2a6c
Pacific coast 1900 crop. l6gi9c; 1899. IlQl5c:
old. 216c
Hides steady: Galveston. 20 10 . pounds
Isle. California. Il 10 IS pounds. isc Texas
DRY. "A to " pounds. l4gl41.c. Leather
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DROUGHT HELPS WHEAT
THE CEREAL CLOSES SEVEN
EIGHTHs TO ONE CENT HIGHER.
Corn Advances I'm the Face of Enor-
Gnin to Lesser Degree.

CHICAGO. June 1.-Wheat showed re-
newed strength to-day. mainly on drought
July Closing fsQlc higher. July corn closed
s4c and July oats 1sc improved. while pro-
visions closed unchanged at PIC up.
July wheat opened quiet, a shade to "a
ssc higher. at 74ssq747sc. under the influence
OF dry weather in the spring wheat States.
Under the influence of reports of needed
rain business Immediately became active in
both September ana July, shorts. who sold
ON yesterdays bulge i'm hope of reaction.
being the biggest buyers. July advanced to
152sss75i1c during the first hour. Realizing
sales were made on the advance, but al
though these were liberal. the price was
worked back only isuAc and later. with
the additional help OF the heavy seaboard
clearances. advanced to 75l2c, at which the
market closed 7s41c over yesterday. Ex-
porters reported eight loads taken. Sea-
BOARD clearanceS in wheat and flour were
equal TO 1.11S.000 bu. Primary receipts were
$4,000 blu. compared with 73i,000 bu last
year. Minneapolis and Duluth reported 3JU
cars. against 30 last week and 596 a year
ago. Local receipts were lis cars. two of
contract grade.
Corn strong, in sympathy with
wheat. Short lines were put out yesterday,
In anticipation OF d break to-day, on the
predicted heavy receipts. The receipts were
1,O42 cars, POI of contract grade, but the
market benehting by the wheat strength.
failed 10 yield. n moderate outside demand
further strengthened the position, and I'M
der buying, chiefly for the short account
the market rallied sharply and held To the
end. July sold between 4i1zc and 451s0
ssl4c. and closed sc higher at 45lsc.
Oats were moderately active and firm, in
sympathy with wheat. on the dry weather
and because OF Shows report, in which he
says the prospect is without Improvement
and that sensational condition i'm the crop
Is likely 10 develop. There was fairly
active demand. but heavy selling for the
local account held prices i'm check. Septem-
Der was in better demand from shorts than
July. selling between 26Ss026$ac and &C. and
closing &c higher at 267sd27c. July sold
between 2S2sM2SAc and closed sc up at
2SlzG2Sssc. Receipts were POI cars.
Provisions were quiet. Pork was sold lib
orally by packers. but light hog receipts
and the grain strength held prices firm,
within a narrow range. July pork closed
unchanged at S14.65: July lard 212c up at
sS.1713 and July ribs shade improved at
$3.50
Estimated receipts on Monday: Wheat, So
cars; corn. AGO cars; oats. go cars; hogs,
A0o0 head.
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FOREIGN DRAFTS
and MONEY ORDERS

steady: hemlock sole. Buenos Ayres. light
TO heavy weights, 24n25c; acid. 231zu24lzc.
Beef steady: family sl050412: mess. S. SO
@s.5o: beef hams, S205oa21: packet. sl0t1
1850; city. extra India mess, Sl5u17. Cut
meats quiet: picked bellies. SS.50a10. 25;
picked shoulders. S76I25; picked hams
$.75410.25. Lard steady, Western steamed
SS.45. Refined steady: continent, $500 S
A, 1925; compound 81. 75Q5S5 Pork dull;
family, s1sdl6.50. short clear. s15.5OQ17;
mess. $15.25G16.50.
Tallow quiet: city G2 for package). 47sc:
country packages free. 5u5Lc. Cotton
seed oil steady; prime crude, 31s4c; prime
yellow, 351zc.
Rice quiet; domestic. fair to extra, 324H6c;
Japan. 45sH41sc. Molasses steady; New
Orleans. open kettle, good to choice. 32d4Oc.
Cofree-Spot Rio dull; No. invoice. 6Ac.
Mild quiet; Cordova, s14 d121zc.
Sugar-Raw easy; fair refining, 8 l1-16c;
centrifugal. % test. 414c: molasses sugar,
7-16c. Refined unsettled; No. 8. Sc; No. :.
49O; No. S. i.75c; No. TO- 4.7Oc; No. IL, 465c;
No. Il. 460c: No. L.. Acc: No IL. 4.55c;
standard a. $3.50; confectioners a. 5.35c;
mold a. 5.90c; cut loaf, 6.o5c crushed. 6.O5c;
powdered, 5.65c; graduated, 5.55c cubes,
=
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDONDERRY. 2q2la per cent. In the
open market short bills were 80. three
months bills 51z6I5 GIG per cent. Consols for
money, "a; for the account 94A The Bank
OF England took in ESQ., 900 gold on balance.
Spanish tours were 1Oh.
BERLIN-Exchange on London. 90 marks
4e1@ pfennigs for checks. Discount rates,
short bills, 31s; three months bills. ga
PARIS-Three per cent rentes, 101 francs
q confines for the account. Exchange on
Spanish tours, n francs 80 confines
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NEW YORK. June 1.-Poultry-Alive quiet:
springers. 20I22c. turkeys, sG9c; fowls lOc
Dressed steady; sprngers. 2SQ3Oc; turkeys 7Q9c;
fowls. &c.
ST. LOUIS. June Poultry firm; chickens
7c springs 12Tl6C; turkeys. SIC; ducks &c
springs. 10c, geese. 4c; springs. SC.
CINCINNATI. June Poultry quiet: chick
ems. Siz4l2c: turkeys. 5d6c.
LOUISVILLE. June 1.-Poultry-Hens TIC:
spring chickens. sl-2SQ3, according TO size: tur-
keys, sc; ducks. &c.
CHICAGO. June Iced poultry dull chick
ems. SgSisc; turkeys. &c
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Oils

NEW YORK. June petroleum dull: refined
New York. soc; Philade lphia and Baltirore
e.S5c: Philadelphia and Baltimore. in bulk 4 sOc
Rosn quiet: strained common TO good 81 52Ia
Spirits OF turpentne dull at 35l4Q36c
WILMINGTON. June 1-Spirits OF turpentins
nothing doing. Rosin firm at $19IO5. Crude tIr-
pentine steady at 81 10 to s.. 10 Tar firm at 81 2
MONTPELIER. June Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum, T4c: North Lima. 7ec
SAVANNAH, June Spirits OF turpentine
hTm al SZigc. Rosin firm and UNCHANGED
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metals.

NEW YORK, June las usual a Saturday
half holiday. there was lack OF features that
could be marked important in the local metal
market. Business of evening UP char
acter. and this in a small way. The
absence of advices from abroad served 10 create
caution, and prices the general list here We're
without change and ran follows: Lead 4371Rc
Spelter 3.95aic. Copper-Lake Superior. lie;
casting and electroytic l6ssc Tin. 2s.S0q2s. 40c.
s15.254l6.50; southern foundry, s1iQ15.50: soft
Southern. 500 1850.
ST. LOUIS, June Metals active and nrmer
Lead strong at 4.32l5q4.35c. Spelter strong at
5 Sc
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
MONETARY.


NAPOLIS-Commercia paper An
AZ per cent; time loans, 5d6 per cent
Clearings 1895, 259.S4; balances, $S3,9O6.3 2
NEW YORK-Money on call nominal:
prime mercantile paper. 3%G4l5 per cent
Sterling exchange nominal; actual business
In bankers bills. si.SSA for demand and
81. s5d4.S5Is for sixty days: posted rates
s4.S51a and $780, commercial bills, A.S4lLd6
4.S4%. Clearings, s270, 500. sos; balances, sli'-
800, 600.
CHICAGO-Posted exchange. 1851 and
A.S9: New York exchange. zoe premium
Clearings. SOS. 273. 49, balances. S3,513616
BOSTON-Clearings, s26,350Oll; balances.
IBIS, sol.
PHILADELPHIA-Clea s2f,O44, $50;
balances. s2,5l6,310.
ST. LOUIS-Money. 5@7 per cent New
York exchange, 25c premium bid. 40c asked
Clearings, s7,499,417; balances, S1.272, 800
BALTIMORE-Clearing s4,S1O,S 26: bal
anccs, S667. 465.
CINCINNATI-Mone 31hG6 per cent
New York exchange, coo premium. Clear
ings, s., 997, $50.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The market for evan
Grated apples ruled very quiet. even for a Sat
urday half holiday. and prices remain last
quoted. State common, 344Ac. prime. 4i.04a.c;
choice. 5Q5izc: fancy. 6Q6izc. California dried
fruits about nominally steady. with IN
changed prices. I'runes. 3Lu7c per 10. as to
size and quality Aprcots-Royai. 7IeQl2c: Moor
Park. S4Q13c Peaches-Peeled. lsi3d2oc: IN
peeled 5haQlcc.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CATTLE IN FAIR SUPPLY AND SELL
ING AT STEADY PRICES.
Hogs in Good Supply and UnevenIy
LOwer-Sheep Active and Weaker
Condition of other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPO-
ments none. The marketing of cattle this
week has been comparatively liberal, show
ing increase of 1000 over last week,
nearly 1,400 over the same week year ago
and about 1,6o0 over the corresponding
week two years ago. Thus far this year the
receipts are over $4,000 larger than the
same period last year. The market, as
viewed by statesmen and owners, has been
very satisfactory. There has been a con-
tinued good demand from all points for
dryfed. wcll-matured stock of all kinds,
and Notwithstanding the good Increase in
receipts fully steady prices have been
maintained for that class An unusual
number of export cattle have found "a
prompt sale at very satisfactory prices.
Quite a number of steers marketed this
week have been good enough TO sell at
S75 and above, and for an extreme top
$6H was obtained. There is still "A healthy
condition shown in the market for the best
cattle, and continued good prices are ex-
pected The top price for heifers this week
was $5.35, and for cows s.. but these prices
were for cattle that were better than those
usually considered top kinds. The receipts
to-day were about the average for a Satur-
day market, and consisted principally of
female butcher cattle. The demand was
steady from local buyers and a good clear
aICe was Ildut on a OASIS Oh steady prices
compared with yesterday. Quotations:
Extra prime steers. 1850 lbs and
upwards ..........-.................S $500 600
Good export steers. $50 to 1,450 lbs 40Q 5.65
Good TO choice 200 TO 1,3o-lb
steers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5.S0a $50
Good to choice LOO to 1.2oO-lb
steers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 510a $40
Plain fat steers, 1850 lbs and up
WARDS 0JDI 80
Plain fat steers, 100 TO 300 lbs. 3 100 $50
Plain fat steers. 1000 TO l. l50 lbs. 4 sou 500
Choice feeding steers, 1000 to LOO
lbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Asa 500
Good feeding steers, 800 TO LOO
lbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4GOQ AS
Medium feeding steers, 500 to 800
lbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 425Q 40
Common 10 good stockers. ......... 3 75ft 40
Good to choice heiferS. ....--....-.. l. JOfT B Is
Fair 10 medium heifers....--....... 415n 40
Common light heifers. $500 4.lO
Good 10 choice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000 80
Fair to medium cows............... 3 25u 8 80
Common old OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100d 100
Veal calves NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000 81
Heavy calves .-..-.---..-........... $500 4. 20
Prime 10 fancy export bulls. ....... 4O0u 4.25
Good 10 choice butcher bulls. 35Ofr $50
Common to fair buils..............-. > 75ff ). =,
Good to choice cows and calves. 40 O0G50. 90
Common 10 medium cows and
calves n. OOaS5.Oo
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. June The week closed with
quiet conditions prevailing in all departments of
the dry goods market STAPLE cOttons sold in
limited quantities. without change in prices
The print business is expected TO pick up next
week. As the new prices being made. Cling
hams quiet and unchanged. Print cloths
dull and unaltercd American cotton yarns in
low and medium counts inactive ana weak. Fine
Eastern yarns steady. More doing in wooden and
worsted yarns. Jute yarns easy.
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Specie Exports and Imports.

NEW YORK, June 1-Exports of gold
and silver from this port to all countries
for this week aggregate $685.. $50 i'm silver
bars and coin and s4.07l453 in gold. Im-
ports of specie this week were $50 800 in
dry goods and merchandise at the mort
OF New York for this week were valued at
$40 O7S GA
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Silver and Certificates.

NEW YORK-Silver certificates nominal
~ COO; bar silver. 59$sc; Mexican dollars.
4Sc.
ounce.
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ST. LOUIS. June Wool easy. but not quota
bly, cheaper; medium grades. uTl7c; light fine,
llgl4c: heavy ine. sgllc; tub washed. HQ25l1c.
NEW YORK. June Wool quiet; domestic
fleece. s0gGc; Texas. lsgl7c.
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reserve requirements Under The % per cent
rule.
The comparative statement OF the gov
eminent receipts and expenditures. issued
to-day. shows that during the month of
May the total receipts were So. go 40 and
the expenditures Si2. 1860. leaving a sur
plus for the month OF 1892 $50 and a sur
plus for the eleven months OF the present
fiscal year Of SIS .1S5. The receipts for
May given as follows: Customs. $21-
OH .i2S, an increase as compared with May,
1900. OF abou; 81 625. 600; internal revenue.
81 COS. 702. an increase OF 50 S07 600: miscel-
laneOus. 81, 9S9. .0S. increase OF $4,000.
The disbursements on account OF the War
Department were 81. scr 5S5. an increase of
Si.2Oo.O00; on account OF the Navy Depart
ment. s.. go. sos an increase OF $4,000
The Financier says: The condition of
the New York associated banks according
10 their statement does not differ material
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INTERSTATE sToCKYARDS. INDIANAPo-
LIS. Juns Acknowledgements. 50: shipments. 30
There was but little business transacted. All
kinds offered sold promptly at steady psices and
the demand from all sources continues fairly
strong The veal market was steady. The clos
ing was quiet at quotations:
Good 10 prime steers. 1850 lbs and up