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New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
NAVY YARD NOTES.

The battleship Alabama is expected 10 leave her
Tompkdnsv1lle anchorage to-day TO Join the North
Atlantic Squadron at Pensacola Fla
The Wisconsin draft on Saturday VIII leave the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, proceed BY steamer TO New
Orleans, and go thence by the Southern Pacific
Railroad TO San Francisco. On the draft are "a
men. two n0n-commissoned officers and three
commissioned officers. with Lieutenant H A Wiley
3n charge.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS z r. Freeman, assistant
10 Chief Smith, OF the Steam Engineering Depart
ment, has been formally retired
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
0earbers

nR w G NOVEL;. private tutor pupils homes c
~ at III e s2d-st- Two pupils received in family.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
DEATH OF LEWIS mMuLLEN.

Lewis McMuIen died ct his home No. 2sl Living
ston-st-. Brooklyn, Tuesday at the age OF
eighty-ive He had been & Custom House ap-
praiser for a number Of years but recently had
retired from active business. He became q Free
Mason in 1884, and in 1864 the Master Of Anglo
Saxon Lodge. He leaves q and daughter.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
FOR LOSS OF USE OF LEG.
AGES IN SUIT AGAINST THIRD AVENUE
RAILROAD COMPANY, MANHATTAN.

jury in Justice Gaynors court yesterday
awarded Florence Freestone, twenty years old, Of
No. 2410 Pacihc-st., Brooklyn. $1,000 damages
against the Third Avenue Railroad Company. Man
haitian for the alleged total loss OF its by the
crushing OF her left leg She caught between
a truck hub and the car. DAILY & Crane. for the
plaintiff set forth that the motorman was running
his car so fast that the plaintiff could not get out
OF the way. A motion for a new trial was denied.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
HOTEL ROLAND

A. HOTEL. ROLAND
oeth-st. between Madison ana Park .y.s
Modern hotel. with every comfort ana con
senience. DELIGHTFUL ROOMS. 81 PER
DAY. s8 WEEK. LIGHT ROOMS. WITH
BOARD, Sl2 PER WEEK Sunny
Rooms. WITH BOARD. sl4 PER WEEK
Every room has hot and cold water. steam
neat and electric light Suites of two and
three rooms. with bath. References re-
CURED; CANNOT BE EQUALLED FOR
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
BROOKLYN TAX LIST.
THE LARGER PERSONAL ASSESSMENTS
AS MADE PUBLIC.

The personal assessments Of many prominent
Brooklynites were nade public by the tax othcials
yesterday. The highest levy is made on the beard
estate on $4,000; Mrs. Charles Pratt comes next
with an assessment on $250C0o. Controller Coler'
who paid on 5000 last year. was assessed at
ssaCoo TI,t MI augbltn Is taxed on $4,000; Tim
o-hv l. woodruff on $4,000; ex-Sher1n Frank
Creamer $4,000: Stewart /. Woodford, $500 ana
Jacob worth. $4,000 Other large assessments are
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
BOOKS.
l0VERlEG'S BOOK STORE
600 RRoaDWSy NEAR 1eTs ST

s2s BROADWAY. NEAR 18TH ST.
Everybody ir New York and for hfty
miles around knows Lowering. His store is
headquarters for book-loFers and book
buyers. All kinds Of books 20 suit all
tastes and az pocketbooks. Historical
books. Biographical. religious. scientihc
books of travel books OF fiction. books for
children. poetry etc. etc. Anything you
want and positively al the lowest prices 10
be had IN the United States.
Encyclopedias on sale for a song-Ap-
pleton's Chambers Britannica, and Peo-
pies. Books ard Libraries purchased.
LOWERING. S23 Broadway. near 18th ST
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO B. EDDY. 39s MadIson-st
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
BACKUs GAS HEATERS.

ONLY PERFECT GAS HEATER; blue
name: no odor: no chimney ventilation
needed: healthful; moist heat; ~ cents Der
hour; 20 degrees in zero weather; the very
perfection OF heating. SAlesroom, los East
23d-st.. New-York
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
WORK WANTED.
NInle.

WOOD wORKER--By young German. ex-
perianced al hardwood floors. shop and
outside; also planer and circular saw WORK
Rrooklyn-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
Real gstafe.
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
81 and 80 Liberty Street.
Al and 46 Maiden Lane.

Under its system, doubtful points in
titles are submitted to its Committee of
Counsel, consisting OF well-known real
estate lawyers This protection makes
its policies the strongest issued.
Losses in fourteen years of business,
$27, 7,323.21.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

GARDENER. married. no children. on
private place. understands the care OF
fruits flowers and vegetables. under glass
and outdoors. Address PETER HEM.
Flsinore Glen Cove Long Island
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
billiard AND POOL TABLES.
ADVERTISEMENTS an, s,,s.-,,,

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new anc
second hand; lowest prices easiest terms
MARX BROS. % Union SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

GARDENER and FARMER-German. mar
ried. on private place. experienced with
greenhouses. gardens. farm and live stock
: ! RICKEL corner Van Brunt ST and
FsnclevoCd- ave. FSnSlewOod y r
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
CARPET CLEANING.

pets cleaned by steam. by hand or on the
Moor 1855 Broadway. 42l East <sth-st
COE a. BRANDT. Tel 1S2-3sth.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

GARDENER or USEFUL MAN-Under-
stands flowers. furnaces and horses. P.
HACSER. Mills Hotel No. L BleeCker-st
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Stanton-st n 5, 50 II OF Attorney-st. 25x1OO;
Ignatz Gluck 10 Isaac Cohen: r s. Sc so; mort
6sth-st, s. 100 II OF 7th-ave 75xIO05; Solon
L Frank and another 10 Ada Moore; mort
gage, $50 600. ....................--..-.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Sth-st 800 II OF White Plains-ave, Will
iamsbridge. for and one-half story frame
dwelling house: NJ De Pasqueh,
Prngle & Buckhout No 63 Wfiam-st, archi-
bth-ave S e corner 5sth-st, for two story brick
ONCE building. 10 llX331; Plaza Bank, owner,
G. 3 Post No II West 2lst-st. architect 50j
l9th-st No 3S3 West a fve story and
rnent brick nathouse. 25x7S4: W Fernbach No
1856 6th-ave, owner: c B Meyers, No ! Union
Square architect 200
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
Conntrp propertn for Sale.

INNGLEwooD AND VICINITYi-Houses for rale
l. rent. WEATHERBY CO.. OPP. station Engle-
wood. ". J.
TNNGI-EWoOD property speciality. Houses for sale
II and Z. .. Dillingham; 140 Nassau-st. N Y.
IACTORY14O front. deep water; three story
IL factory 19Xs6: other buildings: engine in
feet order: West Shore r. r. Depot Cornwalon
Hudson ". y. Terms s. b. YOUNG & 90.
~ GOD INVESTMENTS lots worth $1,000: assessed
NJ value. $4,000. Queens Borough. Price, $500 l..
Y. Tribune Ofice.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Licensed and bonded. 800 Broadway.
Rooms T17-71S, telephone ], ,631 Franklin. -
All civil and criminal cases attended to by
expert detectives. male and female.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
DREsSMAKING.


-A.-DRESSMAKER. - Thoroughly re-
liable; perfect filter and designer: formerly
with Nine. Connolly; has samples Of all
latest spring Foulards and dress goods from
Atkins. Arnold-Constable. Altmsn's. Nc
Creery and other stores 10 select from. Mrs.
GULLY. 106 West 45th-st.
DRESSMAKER-Exper stylish dress
maker takes work home out: latest
skirts. waists; also alterations, remodeIling;
misses and childrens suits. Mrs. HOOD,
1s6 West 101st-st.
DRESSMAKER would like a few more
customers by the day: terms moderate.
Address NJ. r., dressmaker, 355 West
59th-st.
DRESSMAK ERA Partisan dressmaSer.
formerly Paquin's forelady. makes street
and evening dresses very reasonable
prices Imported models). ELISE BESSAC,
102 West 54th-st
DRESSMAKER.-Mme 1. DENFERT, late
with Doucet. Paris; speciality, street,
evening and summer gowns 157 East
47th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
DESIRABLE, well furnished rooms. In
well kept house. pa West 44th-st.
VERY DESIRABLE furnished rooms for
gentlemen; single or suite; 81 TO $40
week half block from Broadway and ele-
waited: private family. 252 West 52d-st.
65TH-ST. II WEST.-Suite: private bath !;
also double room; southern exposure. ex-
celent meals II desired: references
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGENcI
N supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
&c. TO Colleges Schools and Families Apply TO
Mira NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
KTNDLING WOOD.

Ring up 279 Madison Square for
z. J. MCLUSKY'S MURRAY HILL
KINTDIING WOOD FACTORY,
B6th-st. and 1st-ave. Largest dealers
Lowest pricea
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
FURNISHED fonse manteo-Countrn.

WANTED TO LEASE. by private family for sum
mer a nne furnished country house near r r.
hour from New York. Grounds e shaded have
growing veRetableA fruit. barn, giving
fun particulars J p. p o Rox s22. y. Y. city.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

GARpENER.-SinKle highly skilled in the
cultivation Of orchids. greenhouse plants.
graperiss. peach house. Vegetables lawns
improvements: good references. FLORIST.
7 .2i2 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
Danrin9 ACADEMIES
BOARD AND ROOMS.

7lsT,sr., 90 WE>ST.-Large SUNNY room
parIor dining room; references given and
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

GARDENER. .-German. aged IS. ma.Tied :;
no children, as head gardener on gentle
mans place understands care ~ green
houses, grapery. landscape and general
work pertaining 70 gentleman $ place;
best OF reference. Address \. :, p n.
Box 81. BranfoTd. Conn
The sun., 1901-07-07
Who Arc wall Street Peopie1

This j. question often asked IL Is
an indefinite question, hard to answer.
There are many people in Wall Street
who occupy only clerical positions
perhaps they are In the majority. But
the people who give Wall Street its power
and character are tho men and women
whose money goes there for investment
and speculation These people 1.-Two all
over tho world Some of them nrs never
present In Wall Street. yet they reach Wall
Street markets through their brokers.
They act according their Information on
securities They order thc!r money spont
according 70 their ku0wlrdgc of oppor-
tunitin' IN use II probably They mako
"a point Of getting thcir information from
frst hands Thcy read naturally a paper
cuanating from the heart of Wall Street
and which breathes through ia page
tho atmosphere ot Wall Street Nowhere
else can this information be 80 we'll
obtained THE WALL STREET JOUR
nal flis the bin exactly and II therefore
gue, TO the Otflccs and houses or those VINO
study 10 spend their money rightly The
WALL STREET JOt tRNAL tnus becomes
an excellent manual Tor the Investor and
a help to those who would reach men and
women with money.
81 u month, q "a ycAr. also az news stand,
DOW. JONES a co. ~ BROAD ST. n. y.
The sun., 1901-07-07
yrxAxcrAL AND corxsRcIAl.
SAruRpAY. July O.

SATURDAY. July O.
The statsmsnt Of averages Of the A.
ISOLATED Banks to-day reflected the with
drawA Of funds 10 pay interest and dividends
on the first OF the month. continued heavy
collection BY the local Sub-Treasury for In.
ternal revenue and the shipment Of gold to
Europe Tbs aforementioned development
did not become public until after the close Of
business on Wednesday. The factors men,
toned contributed to cause an unfavorable
statement. the surplus reserve decreasing to
the extent Of ss.s72,sfs. Notwithstanding .
decrease Of s2.sis.%oO In the loans.
The banks lost TO the Sub-Tressury 81 i.ssS.-
900. after allowing for the disbursement Of
Interest Tho gold exports amounted TO
1900. 800 and there was telegraphed TO the
interior through the machinery Of the in
stitution $1,000. Tho statement covers
s7to 07O for the Government bonds pur-
chased and the cashing OF Pacific Coast
credits to tho extent OF $4,000 A loss OF
u. 100. 900 in lawful money. of which s2.H7.5oo
was In specie and s3.s4e. 400 In legal tenders.
was reflected In q decrease In deposits OF
toot6.oOo. The net result OF the exhibit Is
20 bring the surplus reserve down to sS1ii.-
5:S. the lowest figure this year. The surplus
for the corresponding week last year was
Sis.sso. 200
II 10 understood that the furry In the rates
for call money on Wednesday last was mainly
attributable to the fact that uncertainty
regarding the action Of the Governing Com
mittee OF the New York Stock Exchange on
the question Of closing the Exchange for a
continuous three-day holiday. preceding .
Sunday. had led a number Of the members
to leave themselves unpro vided with funds to
carry over them until tho resumption Of busi-
ness on Monday next The enormous interest
and dividend disbursements are expected to
percolate back into the regular monetary
channels IN the immediate future. and heavy
shipments OF new gold will soon be made
from the Klondike and Other domestic and
foreign producing districts. II Ia not prob.
ablo that a movement Of cash from this city
to the interior will begin In earnest until
about the middle Of August or beginning OF
September. and there 10 known TO be very
heavy aggregate sum OF money distributed
throughout the country Business all over
the country IL in excellent condition, and the
situation and outlook for the growing crops
are in the main highly satisfactory.
The market for American securities In
ondon to-day was virtually neglected. but
the United States Steel Corporation shares
held the gains OF over point In each scored
over the closing acurcs OF last Wednesday
At New York Business was restricted by
The further unfavorable developments In
Germany resulting from tho collapse OF over
,peoulation In industrial securities in that
country
The sun., 1901-07-07
A C,nrlnnau Thermometer Blew Up.



No further evidence be ur.drd in prnof
# th, tact that yesterday wa III" hottest
Iny ~ the season, ur ul sn.r-u Ho4-'u,,
rha7 wa, furnished by tlr orI.. u.r.un-
,rer Of the rir.t National Gaa. Iu., rs-
liable nrtic indicator ha' ur.u,Ind u r.n~r
cool position in the bank aud hl. mower
hocn ap,r g. register over ~ ! 'r,.- 'rpl -
point ot vantage It. heat 'a'n.l.F "''
but lirtlc murN than tais. for it wa utIs
for Use IL n pl-a whc'" the mercury would
rcvsr have occasion - g. no l..t.U t.lu %
degree mark ip u vos''r Zoo" 90 .la I",'r
he"G driven that high at },s..-.Ig '"..'-
thing rapprlcI When -" meas F'' h"ltI
outside 10 dII th0 san" t.'.- ..H.' 10
bank, and the Thermometer u4-'ri
rhat not neat drove TIE I,r',r hDi"f gE''f-
silver up AGAINST the tlp 90 o." t.a-, '.ha
with such rapidly and force tult -un.,' ltf
had 10 give. and as the neat would noL ti.s
glass had to.
The sun., 1901-07-07
Live stock Market.

SATURDAY. July q.
Receipts OF beeveS "a head all for sla shteres
Nothing doing In the cattle wards Nomnally steady.
Dressed beef qule, at ~ &c. per ID. Gables un-
changed EIporS 400 beeyrs and il,025 quarters
Ol beef
Receipts o, calves none, bu, :hefe were sO stale
calves In the pens Trade was Tight but prices were
steady. City dressed veals dull at 5h ash Nc per
-, with general Salcs htffsc
Receipts N sheep and lambs were 500 head. all
for the market with the exception of one rar: and.
counting N. stale stocp. there were 7L cars sae
Sheep wrre dun and ~ and l6c lower. lambs opened
nrmer an around. ana TOP grades 10 ?5c. higher:
common stock Seven ears wefe held over Com
% rather choice lambs sold 81 s41O 50 40 per
100 lhs cars extra prime at sahO. Dressed NUT
ton duh at 'a7c. per ID. dressed lambs steady at
~ Sl0hc.
Receipts Of hogs vere IT. 1877 head all for slaugh-
trrerS except one deck. Feeling steady
The sun., 1901-07-07
Chica 60 Building Trades Council Dead.

CHICAGO. July 6-The last leaf in history
OF the Building Trades Council was turned
last nightwhen It decided to vacate tho build
Ing which 1t has occupied for over nvc years
The action was taken nj the request of e. l..
jerks. the landlord. who will take possession
OF the building to-day The council has been
dead for many months. 80 far a. any prac-
ticai benefit 10 affiliated unions - con
osrEed.
The sun., 1901-07-07
Steel Com panle,' omccr. Moved to p,,,,burs.

PfrTsBUAD. JIly The -peca train
over the rcnHsy ylyania Railroad from New
York, carrying the officer. clerks and stem
ographers Of the National steel Company and
the American Steel Hoop Company, arrived
AZ the Union 'tHtIon AZ - O'Clock tlia r.orn-
ing Immediately on arriving, the III 'crs
and clerks tyI Np"d ont of the ear, and won't
To work overseeing the transfer of the book,
and puppr- 20 express wagons iu waiting
and accompanying them tu tde various oaics,
In the CaTucgic and t'Ngirr butidug,
The sun., 1901-07-07
Leased to the Carnegie steel COMPANY.

II was stated officially yesterday that the
National steel and the American Steel Hoop
companies have been leased 10 the Carnegie
Steel Company The officers Of tho two
companies. whose Offices were removed from
this city TO the Carnegie Building In p tts-
burg on Friday, are now practically identical
with the officers Of the Carnegie COmpany
The sun., 1901-07-07
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY. July o.-GRArN-Wheat- Spot
was easier but active. Sales 100000 bushels.
mainly for export here and at the outports
No red In elevator. 7?r; No. Northern Du-
luth. axe. over September; No hard 10 over.
Northwestern receipts were Hs cars against
2ss last week and ia last year; Chicago 1911 cars
against a? last week and u a year ago. Fu-
lures closed y to We. lower. Prices as follows:
The sun., 1901-07-07
Rev. Dr. n. VI. Harrison G. Going to philadc,pbia.

The Rev. DR., Il. Marshall Harrison, who
for three years has been nrSt assistant TO the
Rev DR.. Alsop. rector Of st AIMS Episcopal
Church on the Heights in BROOKLYN. has
accepted the ca u he recently rncri iyrd 10 the
v c1rship OF holy Trinity Memorial Chapel
IN Philadelphia and viii take charge of it
on Oct. l. Holy Trinity Memorial Chapel
| one OF the most desirable Episcopal charges
In Philadelphia and Possesses an endowment
Of $3.50, 600
The sun., 1901-07-07

Inr Chicago. Rock f-land and Pacific
Railroad reports gross earning for Mluy
OF &? 2Ol ,p11. an increase Of stl3.s3l a. COM
pared with the same month Of last year, and
not $50 ,Ii9. an Increase ~ slI7.3C For
tho Two months ended MAY 81 the gross
earnings were sll7t090, an increase ot sGj3.-
s3o1, compared with tho corresponding
period Of last wear. and not 81 ,O07 O13, an In
crease OF sio6l1i Fixed charges were
s6aS, ooO. leaving surplus II sislOLi. an in
crease ~ sl70.isG
The indiana. Illinois and Iowa Railroad
reports gross earnings for May % slt8 $50
an increase of sal. 3O3 AZ compared with tho
same month ~ last year. and net laos. an
inCre- 81 OF SO SO5 For the eleven month,
ended May 81 the gross earninss were 81, ?0I,-
eIS an Increase Of s?35. .3io ns compared with
the corresponding period Of las, year. and
net sIs3. .i23 an increase Of slio,H+
The receipts OF the Government to-day
were. Customs, s,oi .s52 Internal reycnua
ss23. SOL and miscellaneous. sf5.ls3, = total Of
sl,i60,S7O The dishursements we're 81 SIS 900
an excsS - expenditures over receipts Of
sGO7 i2i The receipts for .he fscnl year 10
date have been o. aai. .9o3, and disbursements
sl3.9s3.DO, an eSc"ss OF expenditures over
receipts Of 81. pas .0o7
The on cial count OF the cash In the Treasury
to-day. not including the gold reserve OF $780,
The sun., 1901-07-07
Union Dime Savings Institution

BROADWAY, SID ST ( SIXTH AVENUE.
GREELEY sol ARE, NEW YORK
Interest three and ons half per cont
from IS n 5000 Credited July Isl, payable
July isth or any time litcr
Money deposited on or before July 10th
draws interest from the FIRST
CHARLES T.. SPRAGUE. President.
GROH0s y BIRDsaLL, Treasurer.
FnASCIs VI. LEAKE. Secretary.
The sun., 1901-07-07
TRANSPAcTIC MAILS,


Mails for Australia except West Australia which
is forwarded via Europe New Zealand. FIJI.
Samoa and Hawaii via San Francisco, close
here daily at $50 p. NJ, after june t2S and Up 10
July IS. inclusive, or on arrival Of steamship
Campsnia, due az New York July 80, ior despatch
via Tacoma, close here daily at $50 p. M. up 10
July 81, Inclusive. for despaich per steamship
BIaemar. Mails for Hawaii Japan, China and
Philippine Islands, via san Francisco. close here
daily at $50 p. NJ. up to July il2, Inclusive; f9r
despatch per steamship Nippon MaIu. Mails
for HaweN, via San Francisco. close here daily
at $50 p. NJ. up to July ilb, for despateh per
steamship ZeahndiA. Malls for China and Japan
via seattle close here daily at $50 p. NJ. up TO
July 81. inclusive. for despatch per steamship
"yis Seai,le'1. Mails for Hawaii China, Japan.
and Philippines, via San Francisco, close hero
daily at $50 p. ". up TO July $50, inclusive, for
despatch per steamship Peru. MAILS foI Australia
e1cep, West Australia, which sots via Europe,
and New Zealand. which goe. via San franci.col
and FIJI Islands via Vancouver. close here daily
a, $50 p n. after July " and up TO July i20,
inclusive, for despatch per steamship Aorangl
supplementary mait, via Seattle and Nictorhl.
close a, $50 p. u. July i1l. Mails for China
oSOP. NJ. up 10 July iRa, inclusive for despatch
per steamship Empress Of India uegis'eIed mau
must he directed via Vancouver Mails Tot
AUSTRALIA excep, West Australia, which Is for
varded via Europe New Zealand. FLY, Samoa
and Hawaii. via San Francisco close here daily
inclusive, or on arrival o, steamship Etrurs,
due at New York July u. for despatch per s'earn'
ship Sonoma.
Transpacnc mails are forwarded to port Of sailing
daily and The schedule n closing IS arranged on Ne
presumption Of their uninterrupted overland uansiS
esistred mail closes at T. ", previous day.
CORNELIr'S VAN corr. Postmaster
Pos, Ofrcc. New York y, v July !, 1901.
The sun., 1901-07-07
finanfiaL
dividends AMI anttrssi.


The Denver a Rto Grandc n. u. co.
The nOari oi Dlrectors IA, This day declared a
seniAnnuli dividend OF TWO AND ONE-UALP
E q, - PER CENT on The Preferred Capital Stock.
nov outstanding, payable July 49, 1901,
The transfer DOnks VI the preferred stock Will close
at o'clock =. NJ. on July /, and reopen the nom.
Ing of july 10, 1901.
EDGAR II. BOOTH. Secretary.
New York, June 8. 1901.
The sun., 1901-07-07
Surplus, n.4s..2oo s.1iis,, Dec. s.. ..7:. o

rl,r was "A surplus 4 yctr ugp Of $780,
poo, and two years - ~ ;5,Os2,475
The imports ~ general merchandlse, in
Chdiug dry goods, at tho port Of New FORK
last week were = s3l, ,53i, against siI ,823, 700
the previous week and $500 .9O7 for the
corresponding week Of last year Tho i'm
ports ~ specie for the week were s2l7,i&5
% which .lil s3i was gold. making total specie
imports since Jan /. S.:el00j. Exports ~
spcci" wore Gold sSis.soH, and silver, s50l .3i5,
total ot 81 ,2i7 ,75i. against Ss13 .NS2 tho pre-
vous wcck The exports Of specie since
Jan ! have been. Gold. s2s. .3B3.iil and silver.
s2s .d>I 0oa n total Of sj5 .07j,lll
Railway gross earnings Tor June compare
with those ~ tho snmc month last year as
The sun., 1901-07-07

Money on call S per cent Time money
in good demand Ia quoted at per cont for
sixty AMI ninety days and Al per oent for
four AMI six months Commercial paper
ia quoted at aGin per cent prime single
names. bills receivable; other names. S per
cent
Foreign exchange market closed duh
Posted ritn~ for long bills. 81 s3, sight drafts
isj', sisht drafts. 81 s7lida s7.. and
cable transfers. 81 ssi. Francs were quoted
at lst,I5 tsi. for lons and 5 ist for short
ralchsmnrks % l5-lSd9S lilo for long and
aSa.tod05 Ii-i5 for short Hiiliors, iOl.9 .94o 3-i8
for long and io',G+o T-i' for short
Domestic exchange on New. York Bo .ton
--iNRli e-3c discount Charles eston-Buying
par selling. SO premium Saynnnah-Buy-
Ing, i-itc discount, selling. 'Sc premium
New Orleans Bank, ~ premium: CONNER
cial, 75c discount san Francisco-Sight
ici5c. premium, telegraph, i5c. premium
81 Louis-Pnr Chicago zoe discount
Cincinnatl--Between banks. 2Oc discount
over counter. SOC premium
Now York Clearing House statement.
Exchanges. sill, ISL ,03E balance, ss.870,573
Sub-rressury deOit balance, ss25 SOl
Commercial price Of bar silver in New
York $50 Bnr silvor In London closed at
a. I-lsd Mexican silver dollars were quoted
at 47c
Tho weekly s'atemen' oi averages Of tho
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