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a political aspect at foreign centers. Sir
Charles Mitchell, who has advised the
British Colonial Office on the situation
at Manila, is well konwn to the British
officials here He is Governor General
of the Straits Settlements. his home be-
ing at Singapore, which has cable COM
municaton with Manila
The late reports that Manila was be-
ing bombarded caused much uneasiness
at the foreign headquarters. 1t was said
that if the town itself was under bonn
bardment serious complications might
arise, as non-combatants and the for
. colonies, it is held, should have
been entitled to at least twenty four
hours notice of an attack upon the
town proper If, however Commodore
Dewey is confining his bombardment to
Cavite and other forts no such question
can arise.
SERIOUS LOSS TO SPAIN.
The Spanish reverse at Manila seri
ously depletes the Spanish navy at a
time when it is most in need of ships.
With the burning of the two cruisers
Reina Christina and Castillo, Spain has
lost two of her best second-rate cruis-
ers. The Christina was a single screw,
bark-rigged ship, 290 feet long, with a
displacement of 5000 tons. She had a
total of twenty-One guns, ranging from
the six-inch breech-loading HOntoria
down to the small machine guns and
several torpedo tubes. She carried 3ID
men. The cruiser Castillo was slightly
larger than the Reina Christina, haV-
ing 3,340 tons displacement. She had
fourteen large guns, all breeching- load
ing Krupps, and two torpedo tubes. The
Don Juan De Austria which was blown
up, was another good craft of the gun
boat type. She was 30 feet long, 1,152
tons displacement, had nine guns and
carried 173 men. Aside from the Grip
ping of the Spanish naval strength, the
burning up and blowing up of the ships
specifically entails an actual money loss
running into the millions
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away specie from Manila, reached there
and it is believed that she has been
boarded by the Americans.
CABLE INTERRUPTED.
NEW YORK, May 2.-The central ca
BILE office of the Western Union Tele-
tice: We are officially advised by the
Eastern Extension Company that the
cable between Hongkong and Manila is
interrupted.
DEWEY'S ULTIMATUM.
LONDON, May 3 = Commodore
Dewey, according to a reported dispatch
from Madrid, gave Captain General Au-
gusti twenty-fou hours to comply with
an ultimatum which demanded all war
like stores and the entire stock Of coal
in charge of the Government officials.
The ultimatum asserted that no money
levy would be made upon Manila.
The dispatch says that it is believed
in Madrid that the Government has al
ready cabled Cantain-G General August
authority To COulply Will the ICiildllQ,
nc other course being ooen. Grave
events may follow public knowledge OF
this compliance.
DEWEY IN POSSESSION OF THE
BAY.
LONDON, May 3.-Little additional
news has arrived from Manila, but the
cardinal fact is that Commodore Dewey
is now in possession of Manila Bay,
and can certainly take possession of
Corregidor Island, even if he finds diff
ficulty in effectually ca0turing Manila
itself, owing to the absence of a neces-
sary landing force. Thus having Sc
cured a naval base, he will have no diff
fioulty in securing supplies of coal.
REPORTED COMMANDMENT OF
MANILA.
NEW YORK. May "A Hongkong
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AT FOREIGN EMBASSIES.

Although the British Colonial Office
had been fully advised of the American
success at Manila, the authorities in
British Embassy here, nor did the For
eign Offices at Paris. Berlin or other
capitals notify theirre epresentatives here.
This is taken to indicate that the For
eign Offices were not communicating
events of a strictly military character,
and also that the American occupation
Of the Philippines has not yet assumed
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SPANISH LOSSES.
Are Estimated at Four Hundred
Men Killed

PARIS, May "A dispatch from
Madrid to the Temps" says that, ac-
cording to the latest DISPATCHES, the
British Consul at Manila, in his visit
to Commodore Dewey made representa-
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Dewey
CAPTURES
MANILA,
Cable Announcing Sur
render Of City
Sent Out by the British Con-
sui in The Philippines.
News Convened to the President at
News Conveyed to the President at
the White House.
Dewey Had Issued an Utimatum to the
Spanish Commander at Manila De-
manding All Warlike Stores and
Government Coal.

CHICAGO, May ga special to
the Record" from Washington
says:
The President received the news
Of the capture of Manila last night
from the British Embassy. Sir
Julian Pauncefote tried all day to
get into communication with the
British authorities at Hongkoug
and the Consul at Manila, witho ut
success until evening, when he re-
ceived cablegram announcing
that the city had surrendered, but
giving no details. A copy was at
once made and sent to the White
House by an attache who received
the Presidents thanks for the good
news.
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COMMODORE DEWEY.

The Hero of the Naval Battle in the
Philippines.
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news.

LONDON, May "a dispatch from
Hongkong to the Daily Mail" dated
Monday, says
Commodore DeweY's fleet is off Cor
regidor Island, hotly engaged with the
forts there. Electrical experiments
show that the cable has been cut at or
near Manila
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REPORT CONFINED.

HONGKONG. May 2-1:15 .. M
There is no news of the American
squadron beyond a private telegram
from CAPTAIN Concha of the Spanish
cruiser Don Juan de Austria to his
children at a convent here, mentioning
that firing had been heard in the direc-
ton of Corregidor Island
The steamer Esmeralda, chartered by
the banking companies here to bring
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away specie from Manila, reached there,
and it is believed that she has been
boarded by the Americans.
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As to the future Of the islands, it is
likely that the Government win retain
possession Of at least one good port,
such as Manila. for coaiing station
and base of supplies during the re-
mainder of the war. There was un-
derstood to be considerable force in the
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STATE ISSUES.-Tennessee settlement IS,
$1,000 sold al 9ll9. $4,000 louisiana consol 4s
at 1O4. and $4,000 Virginia funded debt 2-3s
at -
RAILROAD BONDS-Market strong and
active in a large and we'll distributed volume Of
business Total sales amounted in par value 10
81 566 900 against 81 49,, 900 Tuesday. The
more important dealings were in the Atchson
issues. Baltimore and Ohio lists, Burlington.
Cedar Rapids and Northern 1st collateral 5s.
Central Georgia consol IS. Chesapeake and Ohio
4l5s Rock Island As. Erie prior As Forth Worth
and Denver City lists Fort Worth and Rio
Grande 3-ls, Houston East and West Texas
5s Louisville and Nashville unified As. Kansas
and Texas DDS Missouri Pacific conso 6s and
trust IS, Michigan Central collateral 3l:s. Nor
folk and Western consol As, Northern Pacific
general lien 3s, Reading As. ST. Louis and Iron
Mountain 5s. ST. Louis Southwestern lists and
IDS, San Antonio and Arkansas Pass As. South
Carolina and Georgia IS. Texas Pacific DDS
Union Pacific Is. Union Pacific. Denver and
Gulf lists. Wabash "a rs and debenture Bs
West Shore Issues Wisconsin Central LIST
ceipts. Baltimore Belts lists, Burlington and
Quincy Nebraska extension 4s). Colorado Mid
land 2-4s. Erie general lien 3s. Lake Shore 31as
and Oregon Railroad and Navigation is.
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Commercial 25c premium; bank 81 premium.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES par; selling. &c. premium
San Franci.co-Sight 15c; telegraph. lIl2c 81.
Louis-Par Cincinnati-Over counter ooc pre-
MUM: between banks. DC discount Boston
-SGlJc. discount. Savannah-Buyine l,loc'
discount: selling. 75c. per 5000 premium
Ch!ca go-5c. premium.
BANK CLEARINGs New York-Exchanges.
sos G33 o67, balances. SG2555Io Chcago.-
Exchanges Sl5495144 balances. SlZo95O'.
Bost3n-Exchances $15035,GiI; balances ~
sos OIL Observation-Disclosures. Sll.3l'-lo'
balances 81 364060 Baltimore-ExchanSes
s.. 73S 0S3: balances $J0S.9j1
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Call rate in
London, l.. per cent Open market discount
rate liza tx per cent for short and long DIS
Berlin discount rate. 3is per cent. Paris, "a
per cent Paris exchange on London. 20 francs
22h confines Berlin exchange on London, ~
marks 3sh pfcnnngs
EUROPEAN SECURITIES.-British consols.
110lJ-lG for money and III for the account
French rentes 1O3 francs Il centimes. Spanish
per cents in London. 39%.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 3os.c'
against 59c on Tuesday Mexican silver col.
lars 46c. Bar silver in London. 2I1sd, declined
2sl
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 100: Lisbon,
SO. Buenos Ayres. 11400 Rome. lotW
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THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago Iuly - (Specian Wheat was steady
to- an hour at pretty nearly Tuesdays figures
Kaufman Of 81 Louis. covered short line.
and temporarily II looked as II the market here
had been oversod The appearance OF strength
did not remain Everything closed fractionally
under the night before In the forenoon there
was apparently some improvement in the cash
business but even that gave out. The July was
very irregular, partly because OF the smalness
~ tho trade in It II sold at G9G11i4 cents and
closed az 20 cents September opened at 80
cents sold between 65is and eifs cents and
closed at 64i4a64s, cents Liverpool was de-
cidedly weak, futures off 1i9Ql7sd and the spot
off 1G2d Paris was steady Antwerp showed
A decline some futures equal to = cents
bushel The decline within the last week has
lessened the Western movement from first
hands Primary receipts to-day were only
COZ bushels compared WIKI $4,000 bushels
last year Spectators. however. have no doubt
as to supplies The crop news from the North
ives: is exceedingly bearish. Clearances were
10000 bushels The Northwest had 50 cars.
compared with 80 last year; Chicago. 100 con-
pared with 40 last year. Toledo mad pa cars
with 223 contract Kansas City had IA cars
cargo Of Duluth wheat has been brought here
by Armour An official French crop report gave
the condition generally high both OF spring
and winter wheat The professional temper
here continues bearsh. There is some dread OF
overselling on the small stock. but the talent
expect a 60 cent price ultimately The sea-
board reported 20 loads for expert
II n weak day in corn the close being
isass cent under Tuesday September opened
at 34Ia cents. sold between 34ie and 337S cents
and closed at - cents The weather consldera-
tons were still the only ones as they have been
for n fortnight. There showers in Iowa
and Missouri this morning. and the official fore
cast was for showers in all the Western States
except Kansas tonight and tomorrow Cooler
weather and cloudy was promised even for that
State. Local longs sold freely The country was
on both sides Elevator people reported very
large ccceptances overnight. Counselman report-
ing 100000 bushels bought In the country
That was taken as a proof that the drouth over
n good share OF the West had been relieved
Receipts were 2S5 cars. with 4l0 estimated for
Thursday clearances ware 25OOO0 bushels
Liverpool was TsQ%d lower. Advces from the
West arc conflicting 1t looks though nc 1,
Kansas were suffering badly, and as II the other
States had been pretty we'll relieved.
Oats were rather Independent July WA
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strong, closing at 25% cents which w., -

strong, closing at 25Ss cents which WA
over Tuesday There is little concer,s...
Of July holdings, and there is also pre,,, ou
shipping demand for the old grain Sam. e"u
and May were of a cent In sympath,
corn. September closing at 20% and 20h ~. I'm
and May at 23M cents Receipts were 100 s
with 210 cars estimated for THURSDAY GU
ances were 10000 bushels Crop advice,
somewhat conflicting. but exceedingly favo..,'
as to Nebraska
Provisions had severe break: pork wa.
at one time almost 20 cents: lard and r,h. '"
off 11l3 cents. The olose vas only lt,,o
the bottom. Hogs were 10 cents lower q. =,
yards. There were 1000 at tho Wa '
points. compared with ~ 900 last year sr.'
ulaton was fiat Holders were a LITTLE az
turbcd by the fever talk from the South ~
crowd thought there was some Armour ,s,,,N"
through commission people. There was ny
or less commission house liquidaton II W.
not however. I big trade.
on the curb puts on September wheat clo,..
at GAS cents. calls" co.'s cents Puts. ~
September corn. 331s cents calls 34is cent.
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increase for the twenty-six day. Of the month OF

increase for the twerty-six days Of the month or
S2.GjG
PREFERRED STOCK SOLD-The Chicago
Indlanap polls and Louisville has sold sl.ll62oo
preferred stock from its treasury. the proceeds
going into improvements An application to
have the additio ,al amount listed has been
made
FURTHER ADVANCE IN PETROLEUM
Refined petroleum has been advanced 10 points
to 6 40 cents gallon in barrels and 39o cents
in bulk at New-York. Philadelphia quotations
being on basis : points lower.
BROWN. SHIPLEY & cos PLAN.-Brown,
Shlpley c; Co. OF London. announce that IN ac-
cordance with their request made previous 10
their issuance Of the plan OF reorganization OF
tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. invitinS
deposits Of Baltimore Belt Railroad co. per
cent first mortgage gold bonds 10 be held by
them under the terms of hondholders agree
ment OF November l. 1891. more than three
fourths Of the total issue have been deposited
with them. which they are now prepared 10 de-
post as asserting to the proposed plan OF re-
organization If the plan is declared operative
with reference 10 the Baltimore Belt Railroad
Co bonds 1t will benefit only those holders
who assent prior to August 16 next to the terms
secured for them and the bonds Of holders not
asserting will be subject 10 such terms as the
reorganiza ton managers may dictate, II any
Until August ID, Brown Shipley co VIII
continue 70 accept bonds 10 he deposited as
asserting to the plan Of reorganization. and IL
such plan should be declared imperative. the
bonds will he held under the terms Of the Balti-
more Belt hondholders agreement Referring
10 this Brown Brothers & Co, OF New-forK
Philadelphia and Boston. and Alexander Brown
& Sons Of Baltimore. announce that hey VIII
accept deposits Of bonds from holders IN thls
country and recommend a prompt deposit
OPEN THIS MORNING The subscription
lists for Sl.O00000 90 OF tn" per cent First
Mortgage Trust Gold Bonds. Series @. issued by
the United States Mortgage and Trust Company
open this morning at 10 NJ AT the office or
the company. No. 30 Cedar-st.. and close at 8
u
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Securities At AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday
AZ auction at the New-York Real Estate Saes-
room by Adrian H Muller & Son:
BY ooier 4 George Parker and + Wintrnsham' tx
e'u'crs
$500" Erie Railroad general mortgage lien PER a
BY order az Executors.
- snare snSd Ta'on'' BANK q ~ l2o,s
200 shares Mechanics National EanE. soj each l'l's
II shares Delaware ard Hudson Canal Com o,-
pany 500 each. l"''s
81 nm Nashville and Decatur Railroad Company
first mortgage sinking fund per cent oun!s' ,o.,
due July l. 1900 coupons Jaru1-y and Julv l"''2
81 .Ooo ChicaIo. 81 Paul and Minneapolis halfway
COMPANY first mortgage per cent GOA
honcs duo May l. 1918. coupons Ma ana ,o.,l
81 ooo Chicago. St. Paul. Minneapolis and on,ine
Railroad cCns6lida,od mortgage u per ceDt
bonds due Jun" l. 1890. coupons June and ,,..
December ............. ....-. 10
$500 city OF Elizabeth ~. s. per cent adjust
bonds due July l. 1922 coupons jan 49,,
For account Of whom It NAV
10 shares Manhattan LIE Insurance Company ,eo,
10 SHARES colonial Trust company. 500 each ioi.
~ son each I'' ara " li8N
% .hares Fourth National Bank II Nev-York. 49,,
500 each ....... ..-.. .-..-...--. l'f'1
SIanE 500 esch .'......,.'. '' l7sr.
3 .hares Empire city Fire Insurance Com .
PAM. 500 each ........... ...- ...----.. ~
IN share. national city Bank ~ New-Tors.
500 each -l,llO
~ shares National Bank o, the Republic so" 49,
'' s sn9Ff R,,irSpd $40 sath anna VS. l2as
100 shlrss Morris and Essex Railroad. so each III
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. July 21-The market for American
securities advanced at the opening and reinained
steady all day on New-York buying The CLOS
ing tone was steady. with light demand Last
prices were. Atchison. II. Canadian o"s' 81
Paul. 1895. Illinois Central. ll2la; LoulsVliie
and Nashville. 555s. Mexican Central new as
G5h. New-York Central. 1924 Erie. 1873 Penn
sylvania, 60s. Reading 9i1; Erie first preferred
362. Mexican ordinary. 20is. and Grand Trunk
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j. T.. MORGAN * 60.
BROWN BTCTlIERS q co.
BAKING, MAGOI b.. a %
}. y. MORGAN & 60.
BROWN. SMILEY q co.
Barring BROTHERS n CO. L.mte"'
TheBaItimOre & Ohio RaiirOadCo.
Six PR Cent. Gold Mortgage Bonds p''
April I. 1919. and Known as "parN'
ersburg Branch Bonds"
% Wall Street

New York July "A is9S
To Holders OF Certificates issued under the -
Agreement dated April l. 1898. representing y a
ParkersbIrg Branch Bonds .. - .,,. n,S
Referring our circular az June y. ISIS e,s.d Ger
10 inform you that holers az he ABOVE de9 - .orss
tincatss represrnne more than ~ per cent Of IN,
deposited With under the said Agreement o. y, such
1905 given their written assent 10 ne 6ep W.. psr
bonds under the Plan for the Reorganization ,ss
and Ohio Railroad Company dated June ,,v,rsd
ny the terms Of said agree er We are mus
TO deposit under said Plan all OF the
Branch bonds he'd by "a, D, not0
Of IN or before July IS ises WI, st 10
has a.sented 10 deros 81 his bonds under the sss,ts
81 REORGANIZATION or he may surrender nv hssfor VII
Ne or before hat date. and In return ns,' .
deliver to him the bonds Represented THEREBY iii ~
All bonds not SO dissenting or Withdraw"
positsd BY uadar said Plan .,oaoAr -
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each hi t2fe H11.Hi1 t-hB'"l 80 10 flf'''''
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs re-
cepts reported from Washington. $''''.'''. IN
ternal revenue receipts. S597''o and tho miS-
c4laneous receipts Si3.2o7 total Government
receipts for the day Sl.37iiS2. eXpei ditures.
81 2O1 90 Receipts for the month 80 date.
SSH go. expenditures. Sbi.N'Ii'". cNo"ss -
oxpenditures so. 232 02S Receipts ~ National
bank notes FOR redemption yesterday. >''"'. ''f'.
SALE OF \ CERTIFICATE a cc'tinc"t" -
,,horebio Of the Produce Exchange which
had been placed in the hands ~ N" s"cr"trf
VAS sold by auction yesteTday during hours
The price obtained was Siij. The last time
certificate was sold In similar circumstances
the amount paid was Slto
MEsSRS SAGE And MORGAN CONFER -
cor,o in,nortancc vas ascribed by number ~
Wall street men ~ the call which Russell sag"
paid ! Pierpont Morgan AZ his office yesterday
morning The two were In consultation for
considerable time.
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fiuantidl.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
REORGANIZATION.
To the Holders OF the Following Bond, a.,

To the Holders of the Following bonds m.
stocks
Baltimore and Ohio R1Ir:ad Company Bonds r.,, =.
1855. Extended to 1885, at -Four Fer Cent
Baltimore AID Ohio Railroad Company JOo-Year Fv. D.
cont Consolidl;ad Mor'e Bonds II lsss
Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad Company S'erlng sx De-
cent I.oan Of 1872. Due Mnr,a /. 1902.
Baltimore ani Ohio Railroad Company stcrlag s1 p,
cent Lean Of 1874 Due Nav !. 1910
Baltimore ard ohlo Railroad Com2l1y SIX Per Co.,
Loan Of 1879 Du. April l. lol, Accoun, park.r,svA
Branch Palr,ld Company
Baltimore and Ohio Earoed C-mp1ny Five Per Cen,
Bonds a 1855 account Pi'tshurzh ard Coau.r.
Vile Railroad Company.
Baltimore and Obi, Rai'rJa1 Company -Four ana on.s,,,
Per CEN, Terminal Nor'g Bonds N 1891
Baltimore and Ohi2 Railroad Company sterling Fou, az
one-haIf Per cent Loan OF 1883 Philadelphia Branch
Baltimore and Ohio p r Co. Sterling Five Per Cent
Loan Of 1877 Due 1927 Account pll,lmor. .na
Ohio and Chicago p. CO.
Baltimore and Ohio r n co FRS, Preferred Stock
Baltimore and ohio r CO. Second Preferred stock
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. Common Stock
Pittsburgh ard Cornesvlle Il r GO First Ior,g p,,a.
Extended 1896 a, -Four Per Cen,
Pittsburgh and Conneilsvie r Il CO FRS, Morz Seven
Per Cent Bonds. Due July /. 1895.
PITTSBURGH and Corne.lsviilA Railroad Company Six Pr
Cent Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
Akron and Chcag, Junction Railroad Company Flrs, Mort
gage Five PEI Bonds
Akron & Chicago Junction r. Co Preferred Stock
Washington ftty ana foint LOOKOUT Eflfo41 Ccrra1v
Six Per cent Ronds
THE UNDERSIGNED. PURSUANT TO THE PLAN
AND AGREEMENT FOR THE RE ORGANIZATION OF
THE BALTIMORE And OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
DATED JUNE 20 1895. HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
THAT THE TIME FOR FURTHER DEPOSITS
OF THE ABOVE-NAMED BONDS And STOCKS
HAS BEEN FIXED AND LIMITED TO AUGUST
1ST. 1898. AFTER WHICH DATE DEPOSITS OF
SAID BONDS AND STOCKS WILL BE ACCEPTED ~
AT ALI. oN~Y UPON SUCH TERMS AND coSD-
TONS AS The UNDERSIGNED MAY IMPOSE.
Dated New YORK. july ii'h 1895
SPElER & CO.,
- Bread stree, New YORK.
KUHN, LOEB & co..
% Pine Street, Nev York
SPEYER BROTHERS
Lothtury. London.
R4organz1uon Maaas-n
SEWARD. GUTHRIE & STEELE
EvAPTs. CHOATE & BEAMAN.
New Y'rk;
FREsHTlELDs & WILLIAMS.
I0nt'n.
Counsel % Reorgan,satou Manager
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on call. IL per cent
With exceptions at 1is per cent Time money
~ per cent for sixty days. per cent for three
ard four months and g., per cent for six
months Commercial paper rates were 3h14 per
cent for the best names sor all periods. and
above fnr names not so we'll known.
FOREIGN ETCHANGE-Market a trife
Amer. Actual closing rates follow:
cables sight sixty days
pcirhsm..xs o.. o5t d95 3-lc 0iIlt0i 1915
C,i:I.-s s0t, 4oaGp5-:s io9i0 10
Ioi,o.,.lrc are the nosi Cd rnins OF the lcadlrR
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDs-Sales. $4,000 cou-
pom AZ Of 1925 at 1861. $4,000 coupon As OF
1907 at Ill $1,000 az 1lO& and 1928 900 3s
(yhen issued) at 1O4A6104%. Last quotations
follow:
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THE FEDERAL TREAST RT.

THE TREASURY STATEMENT Tho daily
Washington statement. covering actual results
v two days ago compared with tho last pre-
'edinc statement gives the following balances: