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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-21
A Chicago Mystery.

Chicago, Dec. 20.-Some rather inter-
esting developments in the case OF
Michael Rollinger. the big Austrian
who is under arrest charged with muir
dering Inc partly cremating his wife,
have disclosed another woman in the
case. When Rollinger. some time ago,
was a cook i'm a Randolph street res
t%aurant, ii is said, he became enamored
OF a waitress named Lena. This
woma was afterwards and until with
in a few days previous to the tragedy
employed In Rollinger's restaurant on
Milwaukee avenue and is now supposed
to be in Michigan. The police are try
ing to locate her. IL develops that two
days before Mrs. Rollinger so mystic
riously disappeared. she told a friend
tina her husband had threatened to kill
her unless she left him within 10 days.
IL has also been discovered that before
the fire Rollinger left in a nearby sa-
loon a valise containing an Insurance
policy on Mrs. Rollinger's life for $500
and deeds for S. 600 worth of property
in Austria belonging to her. The police
comment on the similarity of the case
To tina of the Luetgert murder. They
have arrived at the conclusion that Roll
linger murdered his wife in order to get
possession of her property and marry
the other woman.
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Our Different squadrons.

New York. Dec. 20.-A special to the
Herald from Washington says: Sec
rotary Long. Acting Secretary Allen
and Captain Crowninshield. chief of the
bureau OF navigation. have been giving
n great deal OF attention TO the num-
Der and character OF ships to be DIS
tributed among the Atlantic. European
and South Atlantic stations. IL Is de-
sired to retain a strong force on the
home station and to send a respectable
available. In view OF the strengthen g
Of Rear Admiral Dewey's command. are
very few. The only armorclads under
the command of Rear Admiral Samp-
son are the battlcships Indiana. Mac
sachusetts and Texas. and the cruisers
Brooklyn and New York. Only four
protected cruisers arc in commission on
the North Atlantic coast. the Chicago.
Cincinnati. Newark and New Orleans.
The New Orleans will be plced out OF
commission to receive several improve
ments and n smokestack OF the New
ark Is to be heightened. The Cncin-
natl upon arr val at New York will also
be placed out OF commission. IL Is cx-
pected that the cruiser Atlanta Will be
commissioned next month The New
ark will likely be sent to the South At
lantic as the flagship OF that station
and she VIII be reinforced by the VIII
mington and Castine. Most Of the sun
boats which are being prepared at the
navy yards will be required for service
in Cuba md Porto Rican waters and
these will be attached TO the North At
lantic squadron.
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A Question of Law.

St. Louis. Dec. 20.-Circuit Judge
Wood has reversed the ruling OF the
probate court I'm regard to the admin
istration of the estate Of Mrs. Mary
Mcpherson, holding that the common
law hat gave the husband absolute
right over the person and estate of his
wife has ceased to exist. In his decis-
ion Judge Wood said: THE common
law theory of marriage has long since
ceased to exist everywhere. and espe-
cially in this state. where the law has
long recognized the wife as having a
separate existence and separate rights
and separate interests Mrs. McPher-
son was at the time of her death, in
1895. and had been for many years, a
resident of st. Louis. She left no chill
dren. At the time of h, death she
was preparing to remove - Rochester,
n. Y. the home of her huh band. Will
lam j. Mcpherson. She made no will.
and under the laws of Missouri her es-
tate should go to her brothers. Horace
Rochester,. Mass. Mcpherson contend
ed that the estate should be settled
according to the laws of New York, on
the theory that marriage made his
domicile hers. This would make him
sole heir. He took out letters OF ad-
ministration in New York. Judge Ras-
sier of the probate court held that the
domicile CT Mrs. Mcpherson was the
same as that of her husband, and up
held the New York administration.
The matter was appealed to the circuit
court. Judge Wood orders the assets
Of the estate to be turned over to Mrs.
McPherson's brothers. The case will
be appealed to the supreme court.
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Friend.hip Of Great britain.

Chicago. Dec. 20.-A special to the
T'mes-Herald from Washington avs:
Great Britain has given another strik-
ing example OF friendship for the Unit
ed States and at the came time has
taken action which In looked upon I'm
the light of the recognition ofS he Sow
ereignty of the United States over the
Philippines. A flitustering expedition
organized to go to the support OF Ag-
uiraldo has been suppressed at Hong
Kong by order OF the British author
ities. This information came 10 the
state department a few days age IN a
cablegram from Consul Genera Wild
man and has just been made public.
The reason for keeping the Information
secret was that the department desired
to ascertain II possible the source or
the expedition and who was responsible
for Il. Consul Genera Wildman, so
far as can be learned. has not been able
to get those details.
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sherman Doesn't Like It..

Chicago. Dec. ga special TO the Trib-
une from Washington says: Former Sec
rotary of State join Sherman. In an in
terview tells an interesting cabinet secret
which i'm the days before the war was
frequently suspected. hut never estab-
lished. With considerable emotion the ex-
secretary said: ~ tried TO prevent this
foolish war with Spain. As a matter Of
fact, negotiations were already In pro-
gress to purchase Cuba from Spain when
the war feeling suddenly rose and swept
everything before II. And Spain would
have accepted the terms. This is "A matter
OF secret history. And now what have We
got to show for all this expense? Some is
lads in the Philippines. for instance,
which are worth about s2Op.Vyo per annum
income: increased Indebtedness of $780,
900. 900 and a lot of islands inhabited main
IL by man-eaters. And the most distress
ing feature of the affair Is that we are
now about TO be called upon to pay s2o.-
900. 900 for territory that we could have
taken without ~expending a dollar
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clothing and burying expenses OF the
county poor. DIR. Edgar Brooke was
awarded the privilege Of attending the
county poor in a medical a
Col. w. +. Sanders of Helena arrived
In the city Saturday evening. The coll
onel Is engaged as n of the prosecu'-
ing attorneys in the Ennis-Peal murder
trial. now in progress in this city.
Walter Hartman of Bozema1. n OF
the firm of Hartman Bros. q Stewart.
attorneys, Is in the city attending TO the
defending of Martin Peal
Hon. w. A. Clark. who has been tusy
In Bozeman for several weeks trying
the Willow Creek and Gallatin connts
water suits. returned to his home In this
city Saturday evening.
Judge w. ii. Parker of Boulder. ac-
companied by Court S~tenographer II. j..
A. Monaghan. arrived In the city sat
urday evening. where Judge Parker
opens court Monday morning.
Owing to the trouble anticipated in
securing a jury to serve IN the Ennis
Peal murder trial and the Farr FL -r1ex-
ton assault trial. an exceptionally large
panel was summoned, of which the fol-
lowing Is a list: j. L. Hardesty. James
Doren. George w. Barnes, Ewald
Braagh. Mike Costle. ]. &. Conner.
Henry Filing. James Thomas. Frank
Selby. w. N. Cooley. Amos Eastman.
Lewis. George T. Spared. william
Dorrell. Ray Smith. J. H.. vanderbeck.
L. v. Buford. George Shoemaker. Dem
mis- Mahagin, w. +. Fox. +. II. Wilbour.
w. A. Moore. j. ]. Turner, Thomas
Gordon. w. j. Callahan, ]. II. Pryce.
@. II. Bedell. Charles Mahan. James
Duncan. George Bonney. George Hau-
sen. s. c. McKitrick. Peter Gead. IL. M.
Rundell, p. A. Simon, C.. w. Pendarvis.
A. f.. Splan, Ben Pickens. Alfred
Halse, r. L. Benton, o. s. Brooks.
Oscar Greasey. John r. Hayden. I'D
Planalph. Il. F. Q~uaintance. c. w.
Estes, Peter Hyndman.
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MARKETS.


Chicago. Dec. a.-with a weak Liver
pool market and rather liberal local and
Northwest receipts TO contend with. bulls
In wheat were badly handicapped at the
opening. Liverpool failed utterly to follow
yesterdays advance. and. on the contrary.
showed early declines Of isatzd. probably
because of the increase OF 3.s0o.cW BUSH
els I'm American stocks. Buying orders at
the start were very few and far between.
May opened nc lower at 614usIssc. This
price prevailed for a short lime. with the
strength shown by the coarser grains en-
~couraging buyers and caused a little scat
tered covering by local shorts. The total
amount bid for was small. but In the a.
most %stagnant condition OF the market II
was sufficient to cause "A reaction In the
May price TO 67ssc. Then the market weak
ened again. All outside markets were
weaker than Chicago. New York reported
a very slack demand. After the foreign
demand had been supplied. the big prop
of the market in times Of liberal receipts.
reports of tins nature had the effect Of
contracting the speculative demand and
prices once more slowly slid OF. and be-
fore II 80 May had reached size. The sell
ing pressure at no time was heavy. but
there was at times an entire absence OF
bids.
Bradstrcet's report OF the worlds visit
BILE supply. showing an increase Of 5.39o.-
W. t'A WIN a.h
bone the market had left. and late trad
ing was all I'm favor Of the bears. May
nrally got down to G67sds7c and closed at
61d61isc.
Corn was rather quiet but steady. The
feature of the market was the large d.
rect export business-almost a million
bushels. This and the firm cables and wet
weather made the market very hrm at
times. The weakness Of wheat and the
rather poor quality of corn receipts ad-
versely affected the market later and a
slight advantage was lost. May closed a
shade lower.
Oats were fairly active and irregular.
May was firm early. helped by corn and
the wet weather. December was weak and
was offered at ici under May without taxi
ers. IL was apparent that the December
short interest was liauidated. May closed
&c lower.
The market for provisions was decidedly
narrow. Around the opening some uneas-
mess was shown. hog prices being lower
and packers showing a disposition TO
press sales. The strength OF corn helped
the market some. Trading was almost at
a standstill late I'm the day and prices
dropped again. the market being heavy
at the close. May pork closed unchanged
lard &c lower and ribs "A shade lower
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Chicago, Dec. 20.-Cattle-Receipts Of
cattle were small but prices were steady.
Sales were mostly at a lower range OF
prices. Ordinary fed Westerns. S.15db; a
few prime lots wen at Is .25n5.O: good TO
choice Texas steers. S.s5H4.~; stocxers
and feeders. S3.25ai.25: choice feeding cat
tie. s4.3Oa4.40: calves. Sa4.s.
Hogs-Most Of the hogs were 5dloc low
CT. Common to extra choice. S.15n4.f
the bulk going at 81 35d3. 20 for heavy and
at s3.25d3.3O Ior lightweights; pigs. S3a
800.
sheep-The decline In s-eep and lambs
was checked to-day by hght receipts.
There was a fairly active demand at 80
as 20 for inferior to prime nocks OF lambs
.als, b.ine largely at 81. 75a5. Is; Western
lambs. "a. 900 S. ~: yearlings. 40: Western
sheep. $500 nstive shesp. S.joni.l 10.
Receipts-Cat;le. 1850: logs 5.eo'
sheep, 6.0Oo.
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Transactions.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest o., Exchange News-MIning Stocks.
Metal Quotations-wool Prices and
Movements-0rain and Pro-
ducs-Rsview OF Trade.

New York. Dec. 20.-The market. after
an irregular course. left on strong at the
best. with gains ranging from 2 to 4
points in some of the specialties. while
the betterment In the standard shares
was fractional. The market was decided
In tone at the opening in sympathy with
the irrcgularity of Americans in London.
where there was evidence of some real
izing sales. Missouri Pacific. Federal Steel
and Sugar in succession began to rise
and tended to check an otherwise weak
and nuctuating market. Union Pacific suf-
fered somewhat for a time on the realiz-
ing sales from abroad. After 1 O'Clock
traders gradually tool the long side. Su-
gar was boosted up or ihe shorts and
large transactions and rose nearly 5
points.
A strong movement in the late trading
Ia the Atchison issues was transferred
to Federal Steel and Baltimore q Ohio.
and gradually helped the whole list. In
terests identified with the trade were
large purchasers of Federal Steel. while
the purchase Of Atchison was made in
the hope OF some favorable action at to-
morrow's directors meeting.
The expectation of an early announce
ment of the Central Pacific reorganiza-
ton plan was responsible for a rise in
that stock of about 4 points. M~anipulative
orders helped In marking up American
Steel and Wire. While the transactions
os the day were not up to the recent ire
mendous volume Of business. the greater
amount OF activity of the day developed
in the closing hours, while the market
was moving upward.
Transactions in bonds showed a mark
ed contraction in dealings and speculation
was very e%rratic. Total sales. s3.3ss.0oo.
u. s. new fs registered advanced y per
cent, the coupons u per cent. and the SIS
ana OLD As coupon = per cent. In the bid
pricc-
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Sick Hs.aaeh. absolutely and p.rm.-

Sick absolutely and perms-
sently cured by using Moki Tea A pleasant
herb drink. Cures constipation and indizestioa.
makes you eat. sleep. work snd happy satisfse-
ton guaranteed or money back % cts. and
50 ets.
retiring 81 night. and see how soancly you will
sleep and boz toyoasly you win a~ake IN The
morning II supplies food for the blood While
you sleep. produrin: q clear and bcsatisul con
plexion, and cures constipation aad SICK bead
seheL - eis. and 50 ets.
Dyspspsis ean be cured By using seekers
Dyspepsia Tablets. One littls tablet VIII give
immediate re iisf or money refunded. Sod In
handsome tin boxes NJ IS rus
Acxsr's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold ON \
positive guarantee. Cures heArt-hnrn. raising %
the food. distress after eatins 90 any form OF
dyspepsia One little tablet gives Immediate re-
hsf o ctx and SO es Pr s.le by smith
Drug Co. AnaeondA. and Parehss-o 'Aeheal
Drug Co. Batta
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OTHER MARE Els.


Omaha. Dec. 2o-cattle-Receipts' 2No.
Market active and firm. Native beef steers
81. on5 30: Western steers. Tex
as steers. s3.5Oa4.10. cows and heifers. -
d4.i5: stockers and feeders, S.o014.p:
calves. S.Jeqs.5o: bulls and stays. ED
3.S.
easier. Heavy. s3.Zsa3.3: mixed. $50
a.za1: light. 81 25d3 -: bulk OF sales. Sc
q3.27hz
sheep-Receipts. Coz Market dun. FAR
10 choice natives. g .+o04.1: Iair TO choice
westerns. s.. common and stock
sheen. s.. 5093.0; lambs. f4a5.
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including more than aso.oo pounds Of
domestic and 2.43s.Oo pounds OF foreign.
The feature this week has been the good
demand for Australian wool. The price
paid T. much below the cost OF importa-
ton and the market will soon be cleared.
Territory wool are being sod fairly well
at prevailing prices. Quotations:
Territory wools-Montana fine medium
and fine. 1916; secured. sc: staple. 40
fSc; Utah. Wyoming etc. fine medium and
fine. Sia35c; secured. sc: staple. EMfSc.
Australian. secured basis-Combing. su-
perfne. Oa72c: good. 6sdssc, average. G.
GG5c.
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Financial C~ablegram.

New York. Dec. @.-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cab.egram
says: The markets here were ~stagnsnt
and dropping to-day waiting for the hoii-
DAYS. In Americans dealings were small
and consisted mainly OF realizing here.
except In Baltimore & Ohio. New York
bought the latter and Union Pacific and
Central Pacific. causing a sagging ten
dency.
Gold in the opening market was bid
for by Germany at Us II -.
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mercantile paper. sdsA per cent. Sterling
exchange frmer. with actual business in
bankers bills at H.SisHiS for demand
and a.a%Q4.s2 for 90 days. Posted rates.
81 s2is64.S3. Commercial bills. A.s0izn
i.sia. Silver certificates. aiEaeHc. Mexi-
can dollars. t6xc. Government bonds
strong. state bonds inactive. railroad
bonds Irregular.
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A big Comm Order.

P%ittsburg. Dec. I9.-The National Casket
company of this city has received from
the United States government an order
for 1000 caskets. the largest single order
of the kind ever given. The cofins VIII
be used for the purpose of bringing TO this
country the bodies of all the soldiers kill
ed In battle in Cuba or who died from dis
ease there.
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Cash Ouotations.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
steady. No. 2 spring wheat. Gao; No. ,
spring wheat. 6ia64A4c; No. : red. eSisa1Oc
No. 2 corn. 3jn3Si.c; No. . yellow, S41sn
3Sc: No. . oats. 26i4d27c; No. 2 white, 2sI
d2ac: No. . white. 2sd2sAc; No. . rye. 34is
d3.Ac; No. . barley. {. n. h.. Sdis1c: No.
I flax seed. 81 .O5: prime timothy seed. s.3O;
mess pork. per barrel. 81. i0Hs.l5; lard. per
100 pounds. s5.Gsa5.l0: short ribs sides.
loose. A.55a4.75; dry sailed shoulders.
boxed, 44miSc; short clear sides. boxed.
"a ODfgE O.
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Meeting Of CarIi.t Chief.

ent OF the Daily Mail says: Don Carlos.
the Spanish pretender. returned TO Venice
last week. His overwork has greatly ag-
g~ravated his respiratory affection and he
Is Obliged to keep To his bed. A final meet
ing Of the Carlist chiefs Il about ~ be
held in Vienna
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Travellers Guide
TINE TABLE
BUTTE. ANACONDA & PACIFIC RI.
r-ntor pax.eu1e. SfafioRL
TINE TABLE

Trains leave Anaconda for Butte: SO q
m. I1:5s a. m. 500 p. m. 500 .. NJ
Great Northern railway trains leave An
aconda:
s:ao a. m. local TO Helena. Greas Fans ana
all points west
500 p. m. Atlantic EXPIRES. for st. Pau
and all points east and west.
orego- Short Line railway trains leave
Anaconda:
AGO p. m. for all points south. east ana
west.
rorthern Pacific railway rains cav
Anaconda:
2:O5 p. m. Copper City Limited ,o- Han
ilton.
Sis D. m. through train for ST. Paul n
al points east.
90 a n. through train TO- Portland
and all points west.
.:<5 a. m. Great Northern Railway Pc
Nhc Express
70 a. m. Anaconda Express
los .. m, Northern Pacific Copper city
Limited for Anaconda and Hamilton
500 p. m. Anaconda Express.
$40 p. m. Great Northsrn Railway. Hell
ena and Great Falls Sxpress.
The schedule. time OF all passenger
trains between Anaconda and Butte n
either direction does not exceed 80 min
utes.
Northern Pacific trains arrive at B.. A
y r. depot. Anaconda. as follows:
From st. Paul and all points east I.3 q n
From Portland and all points
west .......ss $1,000. --.s-+.lV-S
Northern Paciic trains leave b. A =
r. depot. Anaconda as follows:
For Portland and all points
west ......... ....... ............. f.O Q n
For Butte. 81. Pau and all
points east .......-... ........-.. ssls -
All trains arrive and depart from the
Butte. Anaconda q Pacific Union Passsn-
ger Station at Anaconda
Tickets on sale for all points. local ana
through. on the Great Northern railway.
Oregon Short Line railroad and Norther1
Pacific railway and their connections
Steamship tickets for sale to all points
IN Europe via the above lines.
Mileage tickets issued by the G.. n. o.
z. l.. and ~. r. railways viii be accepted
for transportation over the b.. n q y.
railway.
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New York. Dec. @-Pig iron warrants.
s.. 9sd7 .zT1. Lake copper. u. SOGi2.9 IS. Tin.
isGls. Toe. speiter. S.yc. Lead. 3.s0ns.s2isc.
The firm that fixes the selling price for
miners and smeiters quotes lead at 3.65c
at the close. Bar silver. sac.
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NUMIElN

Primary, Secondary OF 5~:r,l.ry syhiiis p,s-
manently cured In Is to IS days You can b
treated At home for the same price under sans
guarantee. If you prefer 70 cons here We vii
contract 10 pay railroad fare and hotel bills, and
curry. lodid. Potash yand still have aches ard
pains, Nitrous Patches II moath, sore fhroet.
Pfmples, Copper ColOred spots. uleers a sny
l. this syphiliue BLOOD FOLSOM thar vs guar
antes TO cure. We solicit the meat oAstiaafs
cases and challenge he world for . ease We eaD
nos cure. This disease has always banned the
skill Of the most en- nent physicians. 500 D
capital bshisd our uneonditiona guaranty Al
soiuts proofs sent sealed on application Al
Chicago. Ill
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. Priest.

London. Dec. 3.-According to a dis
patch from Shanghai. the rebels have
seized the town of Chang vi. 80 miles
southwest 81 Winch. province of Hoo Poo.
on the north bank of the Chin kiang Foo.
They have massacred a French priest and
I0D converts
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No Decisive Action.

Chicago. Dec. l9.-The ordinance provid-
ing for the extension of the franchises of
Chicago's street car lines was again the
subject Of dellberation in the city council
tonight. but no decisive action was taken
on IL.
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The BrookIyn at Havana.

Havana. Dec. g.-The United States
cruiser Brooklyn. captain Francis Cook.
arrived here this afternoon. The United
States transport Saratoga. from Charles
ton. has a.so arrived
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San Francisco Wool.

San Francisco. Dec. ~2o.-Spring woods
Nevada. lOal2izc: Eastern oregon. l0nl2c'
valley oregon. i59i7c. FAN wools-North-
ern mountain lambs. ssloc: mountain
lambs. 7dec: San joaquin plains. Susc'
Humboldt and Mendccino. sale.
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Marching Against the Capital.

Lima. Peru. Dec. l9.-The president OF
Bolivia. Senior Alonzo, at the head OF 300
men. Is preparing To march against the
capital. La Paz. which Is In the hands OF
the reNolulioniats.
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Fashods Evacuated.

Cairo. Dec. H-Major Marchard and
his party evacuated Fashoda during the
morning Of Dee. n. when the French flag
was lowered and the British and Egyptian
flags were hoistcd.
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Ten Destroyer..

London, Dec. @.-The St. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Daily Mail says:
The Russian government has ordered 10
new destroyers for the Pacihc squadron.
10 be completed within two years"
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Left for Havana.

Philadelphia. Dec. 9th United States
cruiser Resolute left League island navy
yard to-day for Havana with a force OF
marines and supplies for the nava station
at the Cuban crDitaL.
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Washington. Dee. 21-To-day's state
ment of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. S22.sS.-
sS: gold reserve. s244. ss
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Now York. Dee. "a reduction ct
l-lec In the prices Of Nos. II. Il and II re-
fined sugars mas been made by the Amer
lean mpa
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A GENERAL BASKlNG BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.

Foreign exchange. We draw direct on al
the principal cities Of Europe and issue
our own letters Of credit. available II u
arts OF the uor.s