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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-20
THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Proceedings.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest OF Exchange News-Mining Stocks.
Metal Quotations-wool Prices and
Movements-Grain and Pro-
d~uce-Review OF Trade.

New York, March 19.-The action. or
lack of action, of today's stock market
can only be interpreted as the natural
restriction or the overshadowing of the
uncertainty of the Cuban question. Last
Saturday the threatening aspect of the
situation. coupled with the developments
of the preceding Saturday. in the sug-
gestion for the recall OF General Lee. led
to reckless short selling by the traders.
driving the market to a point even low
er thar the Monday market succeeding
the Lee incident. The pinching admins
tered to the reckless bears in the rebound
of last Monday made them extremely eau
tious about putting out short lines in to-
days market. Even the shorts who
were driven to cover in yesterdays late
furry over unwarranted rumors of COM
promise with Spain, did not venture To re-
new their selling. The consequence VAS
an almost lifeless market. as no one is
ready to take the long side of the market
at this time. Prices drifted aimlessly up
and down over a narrow range. Only a
little over 100. 900 shares changed hands
during the days short session.
The bone market was equally dull. The
bank statement showed an unexpected in
crease in the surplus reserve, but the net
increase in specie by no means reflected
the receipts of imported gold during the
week. and the stock of legal tenders was
materially reduced. Thu lowering of the
legal reserve level by 81, S26, 100 through the
reduction in deposits. accounted for that
much of the increased surplus. The Sl0,-
$4,000 contraction in loans is clear enoug
evidence that the heavy receipts of gold
from abroad are insufficient TO maintain
the balance of the money market, in spite
of the distinctly easier tone of money in
the last days of the week.
The Cuban problem has remained the
dominant factor in the stock market dur
ing the week. Its uncertainties and per-
plexities are felt to be so great that no
one in the speculative world feels compe-
tent to form a mixed opinion as to the
outcome. The result is a small and mar
row market. The heavy liquidation of
speculative holdings of long stocks in
duced by the first stage of the threaten
ing developments has about been conclud-
ed. and by no further heavy offerings Will
be induced. except by some development
threatening serious consequences to Sc
curity values. That there has been an
extensive restriction of credits has been
obvious from the developments i'm the
apparently affected nothing yet beyond
speculative enterprises and partly trading
i'm securities. Prices move easily and
quickly, with only the light volume Of
business. which is wholly in the hands Of
professional room traders.
The bond market has been dull during
the week, but prices are somewhat bet
ter. l.. s. new As advanced y, the old
As. coupon. and the seconds, declined y,
and the old As, registered, declined in
the bid price.
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MARKETS.
Produce.

Efnbfsf.
Chicago. March 1a-The opening I'm
wheat was Irregular. Trader in July
rather looked with favor on the selling
side, as the cold wave which was expect
ed to follow the rain did not matcrialize.
and there was apparently no prospect of
amy serious drop IN temperature. Gables
failed 10 respond to the strength shown
here ycsf rrday. This caused some liqul-
dalton July at the outset. opening
prices s. SIC. showing &c decline. There
the mari halted, however. May was
strong In the start. Shorts were active
bidders for this delivery. which opened
hc higher. at Sl.06. and heavy buying soon
sent prices up To s. .0Gsi. The demand for
May and the advance in that future soon
brought July shorts into the pit 10 pro-
tect themselves. heavy buyers of yester-
day coming INTO the market agair, and
the demand became general. The result
was a gradual advance To S6izc. Rcaliz-
ing then set inland a reaction to $3.50 took
place. May at the same time dropping to
81. OGfs. The dToPping on In the Northwest
receipts was a helping Influence. Cont
mental markets were steady. The roac-
tion IN both options was of short dura-
-tiOn. The demand soon became heavy
again. especially In May. the price of
which was sent up To N.01. July adj
vanCed 10 Nf4c. The advance was well
maintained Up 20 II o'clock. when the
market began gradually TO give way.
Letters brokers had meantime been sell
ing heavily Of May M top figures. and as
shorts became filed up, the demand from
this source decreased. Liquidation how
ever. did not become general until heavy
estimated receipts FOR Monday were post
cd. These brought in "A food Of reaiiz-
ing orders. and prices late in the session
broke very sharply. Letter kept Up his
selling OF May 20 the last. and probably
he disposed Of over 10000 bushels. In
the last few minutes early buyers became
sellers. and with this added weight Of IL
quidation the market became very weak
though July did not suffer so much as
May. Closing prices for the latter op-
ton was Hu2. July closing at S5i4uSc.
Corn was slow. May closed unchanged
Oats were firm early. but declined with
wheat, closing a shade lawcr. Provis ons
were easy. With "a slow trade. Packers
We're moderate sellers At the close May
pork vas nc lower, May lard and ribs Sc
lower.
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THE CLOSING ARGUMENT
DR.. GORDON ON THE STAND
He Testified That the Girls Condition
Vas Not, Probably. Caused by
an Assault -Th0 Plain
TIL in Rebuttal.

Great Falls, March 19.-The closing
argument in the Jones-Fullerton case
was made this evening at 5 o'clock
by Col. James Donovan for the plain
tin. and in a few hours it will be for
gotten by most Of the citizens of Great
Falls. The first witness put on the
stand his morning after the cross
examination of the defendant was VIII
liam Z. Moore. The purport of his
testimony was thai 10 days before Miss
Jones swore she told her lover of the
assault that lover had told the facts
to Moore. The witness told his much
before the counsel for the plaintiff
could object. When the objection
could be made the court sustained it
and ordered the answer stricken out,
but h testimony had gone to the jury.
DIR. II. p. r. Gordon was called as an
expert medicine man, and his testi-
mony was in effect contradicted by DIR.
Mccain. the girls physician, n tend
ed to show a probability that the girls
physical condition at the time Nc
Cam mad his examination vas
caused by something besides assault.
The attorneys for the defense then
requested that the jury might be TAX
en- to the studio in the Vaughn build
ing for the purpose of examining the
premises for themselves. The request
was refused by the court and the de-
Tense then rested. The plaintiff vas
again put on the stand in rebuttal, but
her testimony amounted only to con-
tradicting statements made by h wit
nesses for the defense and brought out
no new matter. Attorney Donovan
then attempted to introduce deposit
tons regarding the good character of
the plaintiff prior to the time of the al
la2AA aaoarlt hrf thaxy xrarn Ghrtf mt
by the court on the ground hat her
character had o been attacked. The
court then adjourned for the oon re-
cess.
Immediately on ~re-convening Colonel
Donovan began his argument. He was
followed by Attorneys Stephenson and
Murray of Missoula for the defense,
and then Donovan closed the argu-
ment just as time for adjournment
came.
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patrio - a. Ner.
New York Tribune

From the New York Tribune.
Senator Vest says that during a three
weeks stay i'm Alaska he saw the sun but
twice, and only for an hour on each occa-
sion. From which we infer that the game
at which he sat in began as a rule just
after shutdown and ended "A little before
sunrise. and that none of the players had
''cold feet May ! ask the gentleman a
single question: said Amos Cummings to
on the floor of the house how he had sat
up many a night long after midnight in
the discharge of duty and the service of
the country. Certainly" was the answer.
How much was the ante?' said Amos.
There's a great deal to be learned be-
tween shutdown and sunrise az to the ac-
tual value of a ''bobtail flush"
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m the New Work Sun.

From the New York Sun.
A Kansas paper says that a young doc
tor recently took his best girl to the the
alter. The curtain was late i'm rising, and
the young woman complained OF feeling
faint. The doctor smiled sweetly upon
her. took something out Of his vest pock-
ct and whispered to her TO keep 1.-THE
tablet in her mouth. but not to swallow
it. She shyly placed IL on her tongue and
rolled IL over and over. but IL would not
dissolve: she felt better. however. So
when the show was over she slipped the
tablet in her glove. being curious to ex-
anime at home this tasteless. indissolu-
BILE little substance which had given her
such relief I'm the opera house. When
alone in her room she pulled of her glove
and out came a button.
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The Financier's Review.

New York. March 19.-The Financier
says: Judging from the statement of the
associated banks of New York city for
the week ended March ~. IL will require "A
larger war scare than has yet appeared to
put money at higher rates than have
ruled for "A few weeks past. Even with
less than six millions of the imported gold
showing i'm the total, the banks have
gained Si.512.JO0 I'm cash. the specie in
crease of s.. 2ll. 500 having been offset by n
loss of 81. 69S, 400 I'm legal tender. the latter
representing in large part the shipments
to the interior. The position Of the New
York banks at present Is very strong.
They hold an excess reserve of SIS. eco. O5o.
as compared with $2).S23.J0O two weeks
ago. The policy of contraction, however.
has brought about heavy reductions i'm
several items. Thus the loans of the
banks are now S39. GOO. 600 less than one
month ago. Deposits I'm the same time
nave fallen off more than fifty million.
The loss i'm cash. however. has been only
ten million. all of which has gone to in
terror institutions. and the excess reserve
is nearly three million larger than at the
close of business February ~. The in
terror demand has been rather well salts
fled. but owing to the c~heapness OF trans
fer rates. the domestic exchange quota
tons are moving almost Independently Of
usual factors. As showing the calmness
which has prevailed. II may be noted that
interior banks are again in this market
as purchasers of commercial paper.
The changes In the totals for the week
are less than expected. The loan item de-
creased Sl0,5 $50. loo, due to the continued H.
quidation. 1t is worth mentioning that
the decreases of one bank, which Is the
largest lender, and also the largest i'm
porter of specie. accounts for six million
Of the total reduction. Deposits rave de-
creased s.. 30i.J00. but the bank which re-
duced its loan item so heavily figures but
slightly i'm this. There seems to be no
doubt that the sales of sterling bills have
some connection with the loan decrease.
II Is that at least 35.C0O.O 900 Of
accumulated sterling bills are held I'm this
city. and any rapid advance in money
must of necessity lead to continued large
imports Of gold.
This amount Of deferred credits will in
crease rather than diminish under normal
conditions, as the monthly trade balances
i'm favor Of the United Statcs are grow
ing. exports showing an expansion. and
imports "A contraction. Short of actual
war. there seems to be no reason for a
money market higher than prevails at
present.
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New York. March 19.-Evening Posts
London financial cabl,gram: The stock
markets here Were i~ifclcss and duh to-
day. The China loan was moderately well
received. Americans were steady on the
New York lead. but there viii he no in
itiative here pending the publication of
the report of the naval board of inquiry
on the Maine disaster. IN the arrivals
here of the gold from Australia. | am
told that full-weighted sovercigns are be-
ing shipped to New York. The Bank of
Spain return shows an increase at the
credit of the treasury Of II ,1iO.0o 0 pesetas
Isl $50. OOOl.
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OTHER MARk


Omaha. March 19.-Cattlc-Reccipts 1900
head. Market active. strong. Native
bred steers. S3.90H5. 10: Western steers.
S.GOuI.65; Texas steers, S.2563.9o; COWS
and heifcrs. S3HI; Gamers. $2N3: stockers
and feeders $685.. calves. Si.a0ft6.50;
bulls and stays. s.. 4od3.15. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 3, 400 head. Market steady. Heavy.
81. 70@S.S5; mixed. SS.7o03.75; light. $3.50
3.75; bulk of sales. 81. 70a3.15. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. loo head. Market steady. Fair
TO choice natives. 81. 7OdI.70: fair to choi e
Westerns. S.6odi.50; common and stock
sheep. s3d3.so: lambs. Si.25a5.S0.
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In Neihart.

Great Falls. March l9.-Frank Miller.
superintendent Of the Moulton mine. is
in the city from Barker. He states that
the camp is progressing right along and
that more men are being employed
there thar for several years. He has
IA men at work on the Moulton devel-
oping and taking out ore.
Steve Pierse and Phil Walsh of Mel
hart have started to work on the Tiger
and expect to make a good showing
before long.
Harry Jones has started to work the
Paragon with four men: at the Wright
and Edwards there are 40 e and at
the Liberty eight or ten.
Altogether IA or Is cars of ore are be-
ing shipped from Barker each week,
n the camp looks nearly as lively as
IL did in old times
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Chicago. March 19-The limited supply
OF cattle In the pens today was sold at
yesterdays prices. The market for most
grades was almost nominal. Choice cat
tie has been scarce all week. and sell at
a substantial premium over short-fed lots.
Trade in hogs was 2isa5c lower.
Hogs sold largely at S.SJu3.s5. the best
heavy selling at si.O5. and the commonest
light at $50.
Prices for sheep and lambs mostly NOM
inal Mt recent quotations. Poorest sheep.
SH3.50. good to prime. A.G0Ht.15. yearl-
ings. A.5Od5: lambs. 81. i0T5.eO Z.
Receipts-Cattle. 90; hogs. 1900; sheep.
2sO.
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HOW,s This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
Ease of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F. J.. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.. J. Cheney
for the last 10 years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and fnan.
cially able to carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
WEST a. TRuAx. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
wALDING, KINNAN a. MARVIN, Wholesale Drug.
gists, Toledo, Ohio
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. rice zoe per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Mining Application No. so.a.

"a wv sS<
Z. s. Land Once. Helena. Mont. Feb.
II. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that John r.
Bordeaux and Andrew J. Davis. whose
postofice address Is Butte, Mont, have
this day nled an application for a patent
motico Of which was posted ON the 9Th
day OF January. 1888. for - linear feet.
the same being for 255.E feet in a north
Casterly and 1875 feet i'm a southwesteriy
direction from the point OF discovery on
the Mcdonald lode mining claim. situated
in Georgetown tunorg.p mining district.
Deer Lodge county. Montana. the posi-
ton. course and extent Of the said mining
claim. designated by an official survey
thereof. as survey No. 5.225. fractional
township No. 5 N. range No. Is w. being
more particularly set forth and described
in the official field notes and plat thereof
on file in this office as follows. to-wit: Be-
ginning at the west loo. cor. q lime
stone 3sxaoxi0 inches. set "a inches deep.
witnessed by bearing trees and marked
f-5.z7 for cor. No. /. from which the
cor. TO sections !. ;. IL and Is. fractional
I. : ". r.. Is w. bears 3. 30 degrees II
minutes. ~ seconds W. 300 feet. running
thence y. "a degrees r.. 321 feet: thence 3.
90 degrees r. f6 feet; thence :. II degrees
w. az feet: thence y. % degrees w. SOL
feet 10 cor. No. l., the place OF beginning
containing an area OF l4s acres claimed
by applicants for patent.
The location of this mine Is recorded In
the ONCE OF the recorder of Deer Lodge
county on page $40 IN book Is of Lodes.
The adjoining claim on the east is sur
vey No. 2s0o Pomeroy lode. John Y. OIL
bert "a al. applicants: on the west h sur
vey No 5.l55. Hold Fast lode. Henry l.
Frank applicant and on the northwest Ia
survey No. 2S9. ORC Elmo lode. William
Thompson applicant.
w. f. cox. Register.
Jos. II. Harper. U. S. Claim Agent.
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MADE Where the
Celery Crows
BUY NO OTHER.

You don't have 10 be told that celery
rs the greatest remedy Of the Cse, ev-
cryone knows that. but when you are
taking celery you want TO know hat IL
is celery.
Dunkley's Only Genuine Kalamazoo
Celery Compound Is prepared and dis
-iiied from Silver White celery juices.
IN Kalamazoo. Michigan. The Land Of
Celery
\ trial Of n bottle only viii con-
vince anyone that il contains the len
uiue Celery Principle, each package
j. labeled "DunkIey's.' and has the
trad mark. "Celerytone in a red seal
None other is genuine. AT all drug
gists.
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Death of Mrs. Gage.

Chicago, March 1S.-Mrs. Matilda Joslin
Gage. who won an international reputation
as one of the earliest champions of wo-
mans rights in America, died here to-day
aged ~ years. Mrs. Gage was president
of the National Woman's Suffrage associ-
alton in 1876 and for many years she was
president of the New York State associa-
ton. She founded the National Liberal
league i'm 1878. and was it's president at
the time of her death.
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Making "a Yi for Immigration.

From the st. Louis Republic.
IL does not seem to be generally under
stood. but IL Is a fact. nevertheless. tina,
the severance of the marriage relation by
due process of law is about as easily ac-
complished in Missouri as in any Of those
states and territories which have become
the Meccas of persons dissatisfied with
their ~connubial bonds.
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Belt. March l9.-The coy little HON
of Jimmie Miller up in the Graham adj
dition burned down last night. Mr..
Miller was at work in the mine and
Mrs. Miller was alone with the dve lit
tie children when the fire broke out at
about 3 O'Clock in the morning. The
fire originated in h kitchen. from
what cause Is not known. Mrs Miller
was awakened by the screaming of n
of the children and discovered the
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house to be fun Of smoke. She had
barely time to gather the five little ones
together and hurry out into the snow
dressed only in their night clothes.
Their cries o brought neighbors and
the little ones were cared for and a
great deal Of furniture saved from the
building. The loss is estimated at 500,
with no insurance.
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Tnsh ~nnntniinns.

Cash quotations were rs follows. Flour.
dull. Winter patents. A.90HJ, straights
A.2Jn4.5; specials. $ f0a5.5O; spring pat
ents. A.70H5. 70. s~traights. N.41ai.9. bak-
ers. S.sor3.Sl. No. , spring wheat. SD
s9c. No. ? red s9isnsl.O9 ~ No. ? corn.
2Sizaac: No. , oats. %2sc: No. ? white. T.
o. b.. 2A0Slcs No. 3 white. Z. O. b.. SH9c.
No. ? rye islae. No. ? barley. T. .. b.. 3iff
&c: No. 4 fax seed. a.lsi=: prime timothy
seed. &.S1; mess pork. per bbL, Ss.9ag.S:
lard. per LOO lbs, S.0d5.0lz; short ribs
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New York. March la.-Close-Money
nominal. 9; prime mercantile paper. iIam
So. Sterling exchange steady. A.SSA de-
mand: $4.SOi5NA. ca days. Posted rates
A~.S1l4a4.s2&. and A.SlisIi.S5is. CONNER
cial bills. 81 .s0n%. Silver certificates, 55Ss
a56lsc. Bar silver. 55Ac. Mexican dol
lars. 45c. Government bonds weak; new
Is. l22; Is. reg. lGs2. do coup, Ill. Sec
onds IS: IS, Ill; PacifiCs. l03.
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Cascsrets Candy Cathartie. the most wonderful
medical discovery of the age, pleasant and re-
freshing 70 the taste, 'ct gently and positively on
the kidneys, liver and bowels. cleansing the entire
system. dispel colds, cure headaches,f fever. habit.
usl constipation and biliousness. Please buy and
try q box of C.. c.. @. to-day; 10, Is, so cents.
Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
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New York. March lS.-The following ia
bile. complied by Bradstreet. shows the
bank clearings at the following cities for
the week ended March Il. with the per-
centage of Increase and decrease a. com
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
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$4,000 Reward

I. Thomas Heney. sheriff of the County OF Sho-
shone. state of Idaho, hereby Offer a reward of
Fifteen Thousand t~l5, OoO.O0l Dollars Co any
person who will give and furnish the neces-
sary informal ion. testimony and evidence
that will cause and secure the arrest and con-
NtrtiOn OF one or more OF the persons
who took part In. or were concerned in,
or who aided and abetted in the shooting. killing
and murder Of FREDERICK ID. WHITNEY, on
or about the 23rd day of December, A. ID. 1897,
near the town Of Gem, in the Comfy Of Sho.
shone. state Of Idaho. This offer of reward TO
be good from the date hereof until the 10th day
of February, A. d. M
Dated at Wallace. Idaho, this sth day of
March, 4. u. lSg-. HOMAs HESEy,
sheriff OF the County Of shoshone. State Of
TdaHa
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San Francisco. March 19.-Fall wools-
Southern coast lambs. 1HSc. san Joaquin
lambs. 1dSc; Northern lambs. lln12c;
mountain lambs, l0dl2c; San Joaquin
plains. 7d9c, Humboldt and Mendocino.
lldl5c,
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Nesios - hearing.
uxIrrD Stars. LA.p Oyy.cl

HELESA. Mont. March 10 49,.
Board Of Mineral LAID Coo nissiooW q ehis
district classified e mineral the . y. Gnorsss
n. w. quarter, 3. ". suarsss, 81 y. heU&k
suar'er See %. TIP. > n. 4 ~ ". = De-
Lodge County, Montana
On February II. isse he =. r. 40 81
its protest In this o0ee againse said essost4ce
tion. alleging the lands 10 Be ssdeslsarai =
character.
Now. therefore. With . visv Of Sssss91ni.e ~
character Of the ssid d~serfbsd knd esanne
summoned 20 appear % ills 800 = Apdi -
lsss. at 10 o'clock q n 70 rsspoad nd fosns1,
testimony esacernins tas nieseex = :
~ = used Al said hsarins - - tnkse bsese J.
NJ. impssa, Notary Psklir. ~ ~ - - ~
conda. Montana on April -. 16Del
JExKnIAu COlx1xk Dnnn&UuRs
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New York. March 19.-The imports at
'he port of New York for the week are:
Gold. SS.2liG}g: silver. ST 2g2: dry goods
and genepal merchandise. S9,1212iI.
The exports Of specie were: Gold, $40
21i: silver. $3.50. 2qJ.
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and sure. Tness tablets ere coDpoanAn1 fn0
the receipt Of one Of the nest eslskgsssA YronAA
physicians. who used them IN his prsetiss IT,
ment Of painful and suppressed nsnssrUaoeA
no matter What the cause. 80 60 - -
upon to give relief In ell sasss. o2.00 - 80
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Washington. March 19.-Today's state
ment of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $213. O93, :
i2i. Gold reserve. S11l, O5I,S 26.