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METALS.

New York. July I0.--rhe local metal mar.
kets showed slight changes from yesteF-
day. There was a fair business for a Satur.
day half holiday 10 tin and copper. Lead
a moderate inquiry. The iron market ruled
steady 70 arm Prices for metals were az
follows: Lead 4. 12h; gpeltsr 3 87ls; iron.
30. ! foundry Northern 2S!oo92olooi No.
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Mckinney. Texas, July 10.-rhe work Of
moving the town Of Lebanon, IN the south
western portion Of this county, 70 the Fris-
co railroad about three miles distant, has
Sommenood The surveyors Of the Rock
Island railroad ran line through Lebanon
Yesterday. which may cause some OF those
contemplating moving 10 walt for further
Developments
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n.
2.lb fun weight, s-oz, $l.0o@1: 20; OF,
D0Q95c; Lib light weight, 55a6oc; 2-lb,
light weight, e5a9oc; lunch oysters, lib,
PIckLEssggye s9 he. i he g. S a. S,n 10
American style $500; quarts, American
RICE-Extrn fancy head, 6l4d6l5c; choice
5@5lac; fair 4NG4l6c; fancy imported, Ga
exc: common 4c.
RoPE-Slsal, basis 49, lie; Manila,
Louisiana, coarse. Sc. ane ooc;
SALT FIsH-Mackere No. 1, new, in 10.
ID kits, DOC; half barrels, 70 lbs, No. l. $500
as. so; tu.s, So. 5oG5. 70.
SALMON-Fancy Pillar Rock, Columbia
River, S1s5@2.0 90; Castle Rock, Columbia
Bell, Columbia River, 05c; Violet brand,
$3.50: Carnation brand, Fancy Red Alaska,
$1.35d140; Pink, Alaska, 95cdS10o; War
sARDINEs- American. quarters, sse5@
lette grade. quarters, $3.50; fancy sptats,
quarters, Ss.0O@1ooo. according to grade.
STARCH Standard goods Pearl, In 40
Id boxes, 4s4@4sc; Royal Gloss or Archer,
bulk, 5@5Ac; Nickel, 100 packages per box,
ss.25qs35; corn starch, b%c per Id, 20 and
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots;
special rates are given on carload orders.
STANDARD granulated, 5ci cubes and pow
dered, 59sc; Louisiana yellow, clarified and
fancy, 4l294Ac; choice, 4$c.
PRODUCE.
BEEswAX-Prime Texas. 22a2sc per
pound.
BEANs-Tmported navy. beans 8%a3%c;
black eyed, &c; Michigan navy, 5%e;
California navy, 4hGl419c; snaps, $3.50 per
bushel; wax and green beans, 5Odt0c hair
bushel basket; California Limas, 5hd6c;
fresh wax beans, 65G75c per bushel crate.
BUTTEK-Blue star, 24c; dairy, nc: Ell
gin creamery, 25@t26c; Meadow Cold
2S629c: Texas bricks, 16c Oleomarga-
rlne-hncoln solids, rye; Lincoln prints
lsc; Monkeys special, 1Sdlgc; Crystal Gem
ana country rolls, l9c; Empire State spe-
cial, l5c; special Blue star, 1sc; Egin dairy
bricks, zoe; Ideal, 1119c Purity creamery,
20 and 30-ib tubs, PIE; lib prints, 24ci Ell
pals, 1U612Uc.
CABBAGE Kansas, imported stock, "a
2hc. 49,,
Wisconsin fun cream daisies, l4al5c;
Wisconsin half cream, l3gl4c' Wisconsin
pound prints, 15la0l6c. oo.o,
EGGS-Texas, 1@Sc; Kansas, 2O@2lc,
| KKAUT.-New. In nalt barrels, sS'ooa
3.25. oo.a.
ONIoNs-New crop. per bushel, soasoc.
| PEpPER-Cbile, new. l6dloc per pound
| black Singapore, l5c. -o
| PoTAToES-New potatoes 'V@'oc pei
Dushel.
PEANurs-Jumbo. per pound. TutAc
fancy hand picked No. /, 6d619c.
PoULTRY-Ch Chickens hens; good, 50, ooq
3.25; fryers large, So ooq3 PSI bEoilers
81, o0aS2 25; mixed let's, $2 7ogS 20 e9e1 w
large, old, 81 SD0I2.OO ducks, large $1,000
ly25; geese. full feathered sSpqo:oo
turkeys, hens, S5.0O9TW; goobiers. ~"
TOMATOES 4basket crates, 400
5oc
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prY Goods.

New York. July 19.--The dry goods mar
ket closed without any change Of moment
from previous conditions Demand for oil
descriptions OF cotton goods moderate AZ
previous prices.
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np,pp Fruits AND NUTS.

APPLEs-Fancy eyaporated, 50-lb boxes.
lie: lib cartons, fancy. lltc. cartons
choice I094alIc; choice evaporated, loA9
'ol nappiR T9if No. loose, l01talic.
CfTRON--In lob boxes. lac
SsifRRA NTS-25-lb boxes. cleaned BULK,
s,SGiac: lib cartons. el1@llee; ~. =.
dates pc. Hanowei. bulk. 60-lb boxes. 5g
PpAcHEs-C Choice new stock. 9d9hc.x
RAISINs--CalIfoTnla Sicrown, u: L.
boxes, Si.85tdI rs; Alb boxes. L. L; raisins,
eo67oc; 2.crown, L. NJ. raisins, so-ib boxes.
Sc; 8,crown. L. ~. raislns, sltS "a "a.
PRCSES-California.e oloos, oci oos9s'
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foundry Northern 22.ooa23.0o; No. ! fopn
dry Southern 22o0mSOoi NO Z touhulS
southern soft. - 0oH2SOO.
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HIDES AND WOOL,
FIRST BALES.

Yoakum. Texas, July 19,--'rho hrst bale
of new cotton Of the season was marketea
in Yonloim today by Mrs. L. w Letst, Who
received for 1t oB cents and a eash pre-
MUM of $40.
Flatonla, Texas, July l9.-Ant Paspisll'
prosperous farmer living three miles
east Of Flntouln. brought In the nrst bale
of new cotton today, IL was pought ny NJ
Cochrlll Mt 10 cents.
Gonzales, Texas, July l9.-rwo bales Of
new cotton were sold here yesterday, max
Ing three new bales for the season, The
boil weevlis are damaging the. cotton IN
some places considerably, though they hIe
not general w. II Boothe Co, bought
the two bales at $40 ..s
Bryan. Texas July 19-Bryan received
the Arst bale OF new cotton late yesterday
afternoon II was raised by Charles Odom
on the Little BRACES river gnned by q. y
Parker in this city and weighed at the
warehouse of Davis a Coulson II was
consigned to W. E. Saunders aud sold for
lUA cents.
Hallctsvlllc, Texas, July 1e-H. Grah
mann, residing three miles from this PLACE
thi, morning brought Ia, as he has for sew
eral years the Arst bale OF new cotton. The
bale clcssed good middlng, weighed 3l5
pounds, aud Rosenberg Bros bought 1t Tor
sci ~ Mr. Grahmann also received n cqhh
premium II Ss3.25 ANA years suh6crlp
tlon to the New Era and to the Hefaiu.
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EAvY STAp1Es

N-,Powder, per keg. $500:
/, si.6o per key; drop shot,
q short clear. in sacks. 13lbc;
ooxed, Ac higher; bellies,
new York bellies, lac.
TN barrels, 4sc; half bar
NJ TlEs-Bagging, Glib. 7c;
s sew YES, less than carload
wrapped, basis "a. No. 2.
No. l full weight. basis
10; special sizes, 1sc nigh.
lioc, as to quality.
w n, full weight, lie; Gran.
oitvhe; Electric Lights. size;
siland. s2,75@a,2S; Rosen.
fair, 7d7Mc; prime, 74M
~ e's C fancy, lQladl1c; Pea.
tordova, 1899: roasted
Sl' Ariosa, basis 100 ID
al,yered; Apex, 1lI5c: Lion,
Mocha and Java. lib cans
s ,os blend, lib cans, oil
isAc; International Java
isAc; 2 and Alb pals
D ~, Mocha aud Java. LII
B c soda, bulk, boxes
~, per dozen, 05c: Ringe,
slas s' &c; stage planks, eye
~ Ssh sacks; Fancy hist
IA. ishey half patent, So. v
a SUI $3.50; 24-lb sacks, lOt
nour, In wood, l5c pei
) 4 Goops-Grits, hom,n,
" t0-lh sacks. nor say
"a S6.lb sacks ner sac,s
"a e9.SO; Friends oats, 81 so
MAJ isi hawkeye oats, S3 l5
l.2-lb package, 81. 50
IL ueser compounds OG
sher, ZIP cans, &c higher
IA I'D cans. lc higher.
Rc 'Ae' fancy. l4A@l5c
alrcls, B5a75c No, IN,
il H g oa8c per pound
e s,ctlons. ioe' eA'rae.ed
~ per barrel; coopered
1 csoiIssd' tsir, le%@ise
zost2ec; pure re
Vi sslosoxs,,Easls. So r5a7. 90
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State Of Texas, County OF Harris, SIS.
J, j. Il. McAshan, cashier Of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true 10 the best or my
knowledge and belief.
J. Il. M'ASIfAN. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before mt this
18th day of July 1902.
n. H. HANNA.
Notary Public, Harris County, Texas.
H. BRASHBAR
j. ] CAMPBELL,
o 7. HOLT,
Directors.
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TIN-Firm, $50. 5od3l 90; lead sac
GALyANI2ED SHEET IRONS ana o
per cent discount ~ 60 ~ "a,
BLACK SHEET IRoN-No' ~ sS'fo per
K6oFISG TIN-Machine made: $40 5og
HOO per box; old style slSSVale'oV per
box. ,o,lssoo. ,or
9GSopRRRuGArED IRoN-Galvanised' $40
per square.
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REPORT or THE CONDITION OF The
FIRST NATIONAL. BANK
Of Houston, at Houston. In tho st,te :.
Texas. at the close Of business.
July ~ 1902.


Texas at the close Of business.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts 1890. $3.50 an. ~
ovcrdrafts, secured and unse- 1880 =
!, cured ..... ao.725 8,
tion ...;........ ...,...... 5000 %
banklng house, furniture and
fixtures ...................- 1850 o.
Nm, rncr neai sstate owned; ...,... 2I,D01 So
~, reserve agents, ....s.....,; 67s.7ys Cs
bankers ..........,......... o,2ss CO
agents ;.;s....... .s,s... s54.sTI ii
Notes of other National banks 4oTgb- o.
Fractional paper currency,
nlckeis and cents ....,....:. 2,asi 81
Lawful money reserve In bank.
via
Specie ..... s5oG sos 90
Legal tender notes 28o. 2i5 90 7,J,723 %
Redemption fund with u s.
treasurer 10 per cent Of cir
culAuonl ,,t.............s.. 1.125 90
---------~---- ------
Total, .....,:. SO. l27.sis ~
LIABlMTiEs.
Capital stock paid III ......... 100000 90
Surplus fund ........,........ 100000 90
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes pald $50. ...,.,... so,CSo AZ
Due 90 other National banks. !. 1i9,l20 So
Due TO State banks and bank
ers Observation-Disclosures. ioo,S4i At
savings banks ....,.....'..e e.,sa1 50
Dividends unpaid .........,., $3.50 20
lndiyidual deposits subject 10
Certified checks .............. st0S 10
Cashiers checks outstanding. 1850 81
Total Observation-Disclosures 50, 1850 ~
state OF Texas. County Of Harris, ss;
l. w. II, Palmer, cashier OF the above
named hank do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
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USTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

Pn Of these quotations shows
tges Ia favor of Houston as q
tket. When the buyer consid-
Us 10 be derived from Hous-
rates he will ind that even
Fable figures at otheE markets
price finally paid Is general
me prices are those ruling
Eon wholesale merchants, aud
billy.
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HARDWARE.

WIRE NAILs--s2. rs base per keg.,,,..n
NAMED WIRE-Galyanized' 1ls1esnl;;
SO. IS FER 100 ibsi galvanized Boxer so'o'
per 100 lbs.
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AIMED GOODS.

FAMED GOODS.
fRuITs-Apples. alb, obcM
les, sliced, Sl.l0; eye!ess and
EglS; extra grated, $500;
~; strawberries, bib, 81. 100l
fties. BIB. sOas5c; peaches,
"Reminiscences. 2-lb,
GLIB; BIB, full weight, S1.35;
Sl,00d1.05; Bib, seconds,
"a and tomatoes, BIB, S1.OO;
olb, A0o; California as
p, ". 25aS. 90, according to
parag1ls salmon, cans, $3.50;
q beans, 3-lb, 95c; 2-lb
S5c; 2lb kidney beans,
Fingless beans, Sl,25; CAB
Z, sl.l0; 2-lb American petit
u extra Maine corn, 81. 100
yle corn, 95c9S1. 90; standard
Seconds, s5@S0c.
A FRUIT-Extra standard,
lemon cling, S105Gl2. 90:
20, sl;Sq1.95; black cher
%, white cherries, 5000
sl.s0G1.90; STRAWBERRIES,
conds, Toe per dozen less
ndard prices,
ptAsSES-P. & F. Old Fash
S,lO per case; u gallons,
4 gallons. S3.75 per case ;
"a asparagus tips. So. %
and, fancy table syrup, quart
dozen; B. p. s. Co, Creole,
~ y 10; 5-lb, 50 .35; lob,
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tracks, Houston or other >o.nts taxing
same rate. Dealers charge from store
5dl0c per 100 pounds more on brar. 2aSc
per bushel on oats and corn, loaI5c per
100 on hay.
BRAN-Per 100 pounds, 97cd$1 90.
CORN CHoPS-Pure, ST. 4Sdl so
oATs-Texas, choice bright 46c, average
44l5c.
C0RN-No . mixed. sacked, ssc; No. 2
white. sacked. S5c.
HAY-Choice alfalfa, SI3 90: choice timo-
thy, SIG. 50Gi17 90; South Texas prairie
hay, IS 500l7 30; North Texas and Terri
cory hay, 10,50@11 so.
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FRUITS.

APPLES-Texas green. per box, 25G35c;
red, 40GI50c.
CANTALOUPES - Rockyfords bushel
crates, 81 .ood1 %.
GRAPES-Caiawb baskets, 40d50c;
white seedess, crate, $2,o0@2 80; Concords,
baskets. 65c.
LEMONS Messinas, 81 25Gi4 so.
ORANGES-Valencias, IS 90.
PEACHES - Elbertas, crates, 6odG75c;
boxes, 40d5oc; other varieties, boxes, 25G
soc; crates, 45d55c; California, per box,
81 10N11 20.
PBARS-Texas, per box, 25G35c.
PRUNES-Tras per crate, So ood2. 25.
pRTNES-Tragedy, per crate, So 90.
o4ouart crates. b0Cl6oc; California assorted
varieties. 81 50d1 10
JiNEAPPLES--Flo per crate. S4.5o@
AIS; Mexico, ", 70.
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514c; 7o,sos. &c; eo-7os. ehc; 5o-eos. 7c:
46-5os, Sc.
NUTs-Fiberts, Sicily. 1Sc; California
walnuts. l3dl4c; peanuts, fancy hand pick
ed, 7M7hc; No. 2, Size; Jumbo. 7ClTAc;
almonds, Taragona, 1Gm17c per ID in sacks;
California almonds, l5c; pecans, nominal.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The South Texas National Bank

ut Houston, In the State OF Texas at tho
close Of business July IL, 1872
RESOURCES
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PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.

White lead, per cwt, strlctly pure, SU.z5i
second grade, $500; third grade, $500
$3.50; barrel lots, 6Gc per gallon Min.
eroI paints. coo per gallon. Dry mixed
paints, per cwt., IN barrels, 90c. Venetian
FEDS per cwt., 81 80; yellow ochre, per cwt.
q n0 Lips9ed oil, best. boiled, 7Nd7lc
Ready mixed house paints, Sloo, VI GOV
glass. sTx5, s per cent OF January 81 list
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON UNcHANoE

The Feature OF Interest Was the Sale o.
extra Benders."
New Orleans. July ls.--The feature OF IN
terest in the spot cotton market today wss
the sale on private terms OF the famous
three crops" ust Of long staple cotton
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5 Of pears are growing some
nnd sales are made about 1oG
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Kansas potatoes are looked for
dealers very soon in view
Ity that is prevailing in the
(hipment OF the season of
liberia peaches arrived and
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Bankers posted rates were

DOMESTIC -New-Orleans - Com
roercal 81 30 discount; hank. par San Francisco
Sight PIC: telegraph. nc Boston-Par and sc
nrernj,rn Observation-Disclosures 1-l6 discount, sell
ing lis premium Chicago-10c discount Cincin-
nati-Between banks. soc discount; over the coun-
ter SOC premium Savannah-Buy1ng. "9c discount
per 81 900. selling 75c premium
RANK CLEARINGS. - New-York - Exchanges,
s133 1872 s2s. balances $6l0S45a Chicago-EXchanges
500 er7 %. balances $2sls.7s7 Boston-Exchanges,
SIS 9sl2s: balances $1,460,3S- Philadelphia-Ex-
changes sl3n3972: balances, $2.032,7SS Baltimore
Exchanges 81 $50 52S: balances, S730S9S-
FOREIGN MONEY MARkEI--Call money IN
London 2l62s. per cent. open market discount rate
for short bills 81 per cent long blls 54 per cent
Berlin discount rate 2a per cent for three months
bills and a. per cent (for settlemenO for short
bills Berlin exchange on London ~ MARKS 4ot4
pfennigs Paris discount rate, "a per cent faris
Exchange on London. % francs 1612 centlrnes;
FOREIGN SECURITIES - Brlt!sn, c0i4sols or
money. 80 5-l6; the account IS DO spanish -
in London S6a.: French rentes. loo francs
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, pic; Mex,
can silver dollars 40c. Bar silver IN London closed
GOLD PREMIUM Madrid, SO IS: Lisbon. $780,
Buenos Ayres, 12s 80; Rome, is --,.-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS SustoIfs feceIpts
reported from Washington $9oZIzo: nlteridl Ise
receipts. 49, 412 miscellaneous receipts ~
565: total receipts for the day, S5I51-z' eHpenui-
lures, $500 600 Receipts for the month 10 daIe, SAP
973173; expenditures S369500e; excess OF feceipts
so OBJ 73 Receipts for the ea- TO cate 90
National hank notes received for redemption
S3s7592
SUBTREASURY-Th Sub-Treasury was debtor
I 10 the Clearing House 1852
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities weak
with considerab selling pressure. and prices for
the more active shares showed declines of from l
over per cent from Saturdays final figures. There
was special weakness shown in the Rock Island
issues United States Realty, Northern Securities
and Seaboard Air Line. Rock Island. on sales of
$500 shares. sold down to 55%; the preferred. on
sa les of 1900 shares declined to sl12. while the
bonds were dealt in to the extent of $4,000 from
ISL. to S73. Northern Securities traded in
the extent of 5000 shares from 110l2 to 100 United
States Realty the extent of 5000 shares from
$685. to 32s4 but later recovered fraction of the
loss: the preferred lost nearly per cent sales
of 1900 shares from TIA to 1878. Seaboard common
lost nearly per cent, being offered at 292, while
the preferred declined ia cent. selling down to
ISL Manhattan Transit sold down TO rs. Virginia
Iron Coal and Coke continued strong, selling up to
35I2. about Loo shares changed hands. while the
certificates sold at 7Sq79. American Writing Paper
firm, selling UP TO 6as on purchases OF 1900
shares; the preferred sold up to 26. but later
realizing reacted to 24a.. San Francisco preferred
fraction off, selling down to co. while White
Knob Copper sold down TO ia. Tennessee sold at
II. Greene Consolidated frmer selling up to
7s4. Manhattan Transit sold down TO rs United
States Silver Corporation 6s sold 1004100l4. At
the close there further pressure to sell. and
prices touched the lowest point
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Market firm. F1na
BONDS.-Markt

RAILROAD BONDS-Market weak Total sales
amounted in par value s3,S47,o01 against S2l4'-
500 on Saturday The heaviest dealings were in the
Atchison general is. Baltimore and ONO tSouth-
western division Sl2s). Central of Georgia 20 IN
comes. Chicago. Burlington and Quincy As Erie
general As Green Bay and Western debenture bs'
Mexican Central LIST incomes, Northern PACING IS
Peoria and Eastern income Is Reading general IS
southern Pacific Is Union Pacific lst and convert
bic As and Wabash debenture Rs. American BlcS-
Gle IS and Consolidated Tobacco IS We're also active
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD,

Ion5on Sent % : D m-The market for Ameri-
can securities was weak selling induced by eN-
aeserated dispatches regarding President Roost-
yelt's illness Final prices follow:
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INACTIVE STOCKS
FURNISHED by William E Nichols & Co. watl-st'
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Brooklyn Ferry stock

Brooklyn Ferry stock. ....
Hobolten Ferry LIST rs. 1916
do STOCK .
y Y & z K Ferry co stock J..
90 Isl mtg IS. 1922 .--..
y Y & Fl r con rs. 1915. d.
10th & 23d ST fst mG IS. 1919
Union F OF n Y & Is stock q.
" Z a n ] LIST mtg SIS. 1910.
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'And interest
STREET RAILROAD BONDS
FURNISHED by william E Nichols & Co. No IS war-ss
Int. Int.
rate. 2 period. I Bid IAskd
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MONEY NIARKET-Monev rates quoted. fol
low Money call opened at II per cent, highest
= nor cent. lowest Il per cent last loan. % per
cent. close % Per cent: ruling rate, Is per cent
Time money was quoted at per cent for al dates.
Commercial paper was quoted at Per cent for
sixty 70 ninety days. cent for choice four and
six months single names. and above for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market closed steady,
hut dull Actual closing rates follow:
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STOCKS

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
.ecr-itfes and net changes from Saturday. quo
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| Int. Int.
| rate period. Bid. Ask d.
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FERRY COMPANIES
Furnished by William E Nichols & Co No IS wau,,,
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Brooklyn g r r 1o . Co.
Il : < FF RR Co LIST IS, 1880
y . 7th Ave Z r co u o c.
do ist IS. 1904 ----.
do II IS, 1914--....-.-.
Bway : r X 90 1st IS. 1924
do ID IS. 1875 -----------.-
c ? y & r p r r GO stock
Q p C.---.-.---------.---
n y F. 2 & 2 r r g 1st
IS. 1892
do scrip > p c. f9f4....-..
9Th Ave r Z co Is 2 Co..
42d ST VI & 81 Y Ave r r
60 1st Is. f910-..--
DO g . c inc. l915-.---
DO stock Observation-Disclosures.
9th Ave Z z Co 6 . c.....-
% Ave r r Co s 2 Co..
Do con IS. 1878 .---.--..
do LIST mtg -. 1879 1890.
Sth Ave r r Co I . c--....
{ Ry Co LIC) LIST IS. 1922
Tth Ave Ry stock .----.-.-.
23d 81 Py deb IS. 1905 -
DO stock. Is D c.....
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
ACTIVE STOCKS.

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MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES
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RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

Actual sales-j-Closing- Share
open High Low. Fin. Bid Ask. Sold
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STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES.
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NETWORK
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GAS COMPANIES.
FURNISHED by William E Nichols Co.. No. IS WaliHl
Bid Asked Bid Asked
y Y & stan 81. 1eSn115z 1165
s. 1141alCsn Z Gas 5s----1IO liz
do 5s....-...-1N9 EQUt Con Ss-----1lS
Nor L lost 10 Mutual co.. $50 81
stand Gas 1925 145 N Am Co 5s.....11f ffe5
do pref .....152 $50 Brooklyn Union .222 rs
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-02
UNITED STATES HAS
$S6S,457,24i DEBT
STATEMENT AT CLOSE OF FISCAL
YEAR, JUNE 80, SHOWS A DE-
CREASE, COMBINED WITH LAST
YEAR, OF $1s,o12,ss2.

Washington, July 1.-The statement of
the public debt at the close Of the fiscal
year June 3d. 1902, shows that the debt,
less cash in the treasury. amounted TO
1868, 1924, which is a decrease as COM
pared with May 80, 1902, of 1902. ss2.
This decrease is accounted for by a cor
responding increase In the amount of
cash on hand. The, debt is recapitulated
as follows;
Interest bearing debt 1891, 07034O.
Debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity $3.50, $50; debt-bearfng no
interest 1896, $50, 1856
Total s1,S2S, OS1. 1856.
This amount, however, does not include
$500 oil, 0S9 in certificates and treasury
notes outstanding, which are offset by
an equal amount of cash held for their
redemption. The cash in the treasury Is
classified as follows: Gold reserve $780,
900, 900; trust funds $3.50, SIS. 0S9; general
fund 1863 734, 1903; In national bank de-
positories $126, 506,5f7 Total $1,27O S19710,
against which there are demand liabili-
ties outstanding amounting to s912, 245
759, leaving a cash balance on hand of
1858, 554 lis.