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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-04-13
South Omaha Live Stock.

SOUTH OMAHA. April -Cattle-Receipts,
$500; slow to 59lOc lower; native beef steers.
a.25(Go25: western steers, s3.9O14.7O; Texas
steers sa60tG4.60: cows and heifers, S36O04. 20:
Gamers S2.25(43.50: stockers and feeders, s4.OO
g5lO; calves. s4O096.75: bulls stays, ETC., S2.75
@s75. Hogs Receipts. 1850: shade lower heavy,
s3.6Slg57s12; mixed, s365(9s.e714; light, $3.50
@S.6713; pigs, sSCO93.6o; bulk of sales. Sa85D
a.'o. sheep-Receipts, 400; active, stronger;
yearllngs, S4.6o9535; western muttons, s4.USD
40: stock sheep, s325<g4.25: lambs, S4.5Olg570.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-04-13
DEWEY STICKS TO THE SEA.
Admiral Says He Has No Aspirations to
Win the Presidency.

Win the Presidency.
NEW YORK. April TO- = Admiral
Dewey has given to the Manila CORE
spondent of Leslie's Weekly an inter
view regarding the suggestion that the
presidency next year. The admiral
said as to his politics:
81 am sailor A sailor has no poll
tics. The administration is his party
and, Republican or Democrat, it makes
no difference. Then again I come from
Vermont, and you know what that
means. To be anything but Repub-
lican in Vermont is to be man without
a party. My flag lieutenant comes from
Georgia. He tells me that to be any
thing but a Democrat in the south is to
be nobody. If lived south prob
ably would be a Democrat.
Have you ever voted?"
Eyes, years ago, but my vote was
usually Influenced by personal prefer.
ence or local conditions. I am not a
politician, have never held political
office and am totally ignorant of party
intricacies and affiliations
Admiral Dewew said that neither by
vocation, disposition, education or train
ing was he capacitated to fill the presi-
dency. He said that he was too well
along in life to consider such a possi-
blllty. His health would not admit it.
All his life's work was in different lines
of effort, and that, while the kindness
and enthusiasm of his friends were
grateful to him and the generous trib-
utes OF the American people We're dear
to him, he could not and would not be a
candidate for the presidency of the
United States under any conditions.
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO. April Observation-Disclosures, = $500
the demand for cattle today was slow and
prices held barely steady; fancy cattle brought
S5.65g5.75; choice steers, s53ot95.eO medium
steers, $47O(94.95; beef steers, S39OG4.65 :;
stockers and feeders $3.s0(94.9o bulls, s26O@
4lO; western fed steers, s42O@5.5O; Texas
steers s4.lOg5.l5; calves, s5.75(9675. Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1900; business in hogs was brisk at pre-
vious prices; fair to choice, $aS21a(@5.95; heavy
packing lots sa6O(D3SO; mixed, $3.65@p3.s5 /;
butchers, $3.65@39219: lights s365(0aS71aa; pigs.
ss.2GGs70. Sheep-Receipts, 14,OoO; falling
Off in the supply of sheep resulted favorably
for sellers prices ruling strong and largely lUc
higher; western sheep brought s4,40@5.lo; culls
S2s0(g5.OO for the best offerings lambs sold in
lively way at s5.35g5.eO for wooled lots, with
culls at $4.5OGl.75, and shorn at $4.7505.25
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-04-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat Market Rules Weak and Strong

by Turns, Closing Higher.
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE wheat market TODAY
ruled weak and strong by turns within a range
of lcs4 on crop damage news, May finally closing
with gain of 1sc. Corn is unchanged and
oats sc higher. Pork lost 15c, lard 71ac and
ribs &c. Closing prices:
WHEAT-May, 7l414g7lssc; July, 719sc.
CoRN-May, 3414c; July, 35c.
OATs-May. 26l &C. July, 247sc
PoRK-May, s9U5; july s9l5(99.l7.
R1Bs-May, sl.67; July, s4.77QD4SO.
LARD-May $500; July, s532@5.35.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-04-13
SANTA CRUZ FALLS.
REBELS REFUSE TO THROW DOWN
ARMS WHEN SURROUNDED.

sixty-eight Slain, Large Number wounded
ana Still More Ar. Captured-Amer!can
Casualties Are Six wounded-Tactics
Used In Fighting Indians Adopted.
MANILA, April 11.-General Lawton
has captured Santa Cruz, at the ex-
treme end of the lake. He drove the
rebels, who We're commanded by a
Chlnaman named Pao Wah, into the
mountains. Tho Americans had six
! men wounded. The rebels lost 68
killed and 40 wounded.
Santa Cruz was the Filipino strong
/ hold on Lake Laguna de Bay, and it
| fell into the hands of General Lawton s
expedition after some sharp, quick fight
ing, forming one of the most interest
ing and important battles of the war.
Plans of the American commanders
worked perfectly with the exception
that the progress of the expedition was
delayed by the difficult navigation of
the river. About 1000 picked men
composed the expedition, which was
under the personal command of Gen
eral Lawton, on account Of the illness
OF General King. These troops partly
surrounded the city while the gun
boats Laguna de Bay. Rapidan, and
Oeste, under the command of Captain
Grant OF the Utah battery, shelled the
city and outlying trenches.
General Lawton and his staff accom-
panied the troops, some times leading
charges in Indian fighting tactics, which
eventually resulted in the complete rout
OF the rebels, with the smallest amount
OF damage to the city and slight loss to
the Americans.
Large Force Attacks MacArthur's Front.
WASHINGTON, April 12.-The war de-
gartment has received the following dis
patch from General Otis:
MANILA, April 11.-Insurgents at.
tackled acArthur's line of railway
communication last night in consider
able force; repulsed by Wheaton with
heavy loss. Wheaton's casualties, 8
killed. 20 wounded.
MAsILA. April 11.-Lawton IS success
at Santa Cruz more complete than re.
ported yesterday. Enemy left SO dead
on the field and number seriously
wounded. Lawton captured city with
out destruction of property. His loss 10
wounded, slight, except two. Lieuten-
ant Filing only officer wounded, slight,
in hand. Enemy retired eastwardly;
Lawton in pursuit this morning. Otis.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-04-13
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sixty-eisht Slain, Large Number Wounded
and Still More Ar. Captured-Amer:can
Casualties Are Six Wounded-Tactics
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET - MA" nc.
opened dull closing firm. Standard vi cioSeu :"
I5sa4e5 against 45Og46O on Wednesday. Last pr'ce'
Of other prominent issues were: Havana ConHel7 Hsl7
cIal 14a1s: preferred 57ha59; Baking Powder s"e
s2 Bay State Gas. 1Aglls: Pump. lfGlo preiel.e. p.
s1Gs2: Markeen Copper sal; Amalgamated Copp.,'
7sq7sa Amsterdam Gas 224q232 preieGrfgDp Dstiitng
Rubber Goods BID preferred SSi 1Ss 20 D soss she}
field 2slkG3O; preferred, Gsq7O' Storage io"'''
Ml44. 49,. tor
FOREIGN TRADING.-Transactions TOT the iO
eien account were small. amounting to ten '"ou
sand shares. about evenly distributor "
and purchases Al
ELECTED MEMBERs.-H p. Wertheim ana Az AZ
bert C. Rostw!ck elected members OF tue 20.
Exchange yesterday. Mr. Bostwck. whose wnoS Lnown tao
Standard oil man will be the youngest III msmpedf red
Of The Exchange record at present held ny Al ba
Board on December 20. lSS ,.
STOCK LOAN QUoTATIONs.-Loa quotations
Yesterday morning We're: Atchison preferred
cago Burlington and Quincy. Peoples Gas @ oo"
soldatcd Gas Metropolitan Street RailWay, 80 IN
epaI Eioctric New-YorK Central. Northwestern
Northern Pacific common and preferred htauiue, @ De
i9c I'm cnmnon and referred American Tobacco
Manhattan. Southern Pacific. Delaware ana IL ,,'s
SiIIc and Nashville Jersey Central: Baltimore ana
Ohio common and preferred United States Sd TTransit
and Federal steel common and preferred. 8; Ten
nessee Coal and Iron. A. Western Inloh' D. re""
sylvania, fiat
DEMAND FOR LINSEED OTL.-Ofcers or the
American Llnseed Company report a good demand
for OIL There has been considerable buying lor
snrIng delivery Prices continue from 81 to o2c per
gallon free on board. both East ana West. ~
notable feature In the situation j. tLad 'ae Ia a.
nonv's business this month has been as good a., a.
that OF any month in the year. The Wright q I'LL III.
mills recently taken over by the COMPANY; "gbe ths
Maid for in treasury stock. Negotiations Tor tne
nurchase OF the Kellogg plant In Buffalo are sun
under way.
prADrNc,s CAR TRI-ST- was announced
Yesterday that the Reading company had recordeu
- car trust deed covering 0OO per cent car
trust certificates. redcemable $4,000 every SIX SIX
months and extending over seven ana one t5 a,e,i
vears Most Of the issue under this trust Is sald
10 have been already sold by DreXel Co
ANNUAL MEETING SUGAR COMPANf;-IIn,e
annual meeting Of the stockholders or me amer
can Sugar Refining Company will be hold on Janu'
airy TO- when three directors will be elected 70 su
coed Henry o. Hayemcyer. John Mayor ana Arthur
Bonner whose terms expire. In all propaOhy
these men will be reelected.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
MONEY MARK ET FACTORS.

The ruling rate for call money per cent.
with exceptions at a. and per cent. Call funds
were IN good supply. and the market was fairly
active. In time money little was doing. the rate
for all periods remaining at per cent. n slight
Increase f. noted I'm the movement ~ mercantile
paper. chiefly out OF town. and the minimum dis
count rate for prime quality has been shaded TO
per cent. \ considerable proportion OF the cash
that has arrived I'm this city this week by
registered mail represents holiday trade returns
from points all around NewYork. The receipts
are estimated aggregate for the week nearly
s. OoOoO but all OF the money WILL OF course, not
be reflected In the bank statement The deposit of
internal revenue receipts In the banks WILL how
ever. constitute the most important and permanent
factor against money scarcity. On one day alone
This week the banks received S3jso000 from the in
terror by registered mail. The largest gains nave
been from Philadelphia and Chicago. The gain
on Sub-rreasury account and from the interior
has been much larger than the loss suffered by
gold exports. and the probability that hS much hs
kVUO0O gold Will be shipped to London to-mor-
row excrs no influence upon sentiment The banks
have been strengthened by the increased deposlts )
to secure internal revenue collections, and the
easier tendency OF discounts at almost all or the
important foreign financial centres Increases the eN
pectation OF accommodating supplies ana more LIBERAL
terms to borrowers for the use OF money IheIe
Will OF course be debted against the banks this
week almost the full amount OF the exports or
gold te week
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
ANTHRACITE COAL TRADE.

The New-York News Bureau" In its summary OF
the anthracite coal trade says:
officials OF the larger anthracite coal companies
say that the anthracite industry has not been III a
more favorable position since the Mcleod Doom.
The savage cutting OF prices and constant dlsseh-
sions which formerly marked the conduct OF tne
trade are no longer referred to. and spirit or con-
seryntIsm prevails which Is clearly reflected In the
matter OF production. The recent mild spell was
bull influence instead Of an untavorable develop,
ment as by guaranteeing transportation II ehaDled
the producers sell large amounts OF coal at the
points where shortage existed. fiad extreme
winter weather begun n early AZ was the case ast
wear greatly needed supplies. particularly AZ IN
ferior points ana In New-England. would nave
been cut off The anthracite coal companies now
have the most modern equipment ana nave oeeh
doing a large and profitable general frelghs Ousi-
ness Persons having excellent sources OF lhIorna,
tion are confident that all Of the coal stocks VIII
scors considerable improvement when the hhahcial
community at large more fully apptecihtes me
strength OF the statistical position OF the nara ana
soft coal trades. Both Delaware ana lu9S3h an, anu
New-Jer,ev Central will. II II UNDERSTOOD, Denent
hv sneci6c developments early in the new year. A
director OF the first mentioned company expresses
the opnion that the stock is ntrinscaly worth 100
The I.ackawanna directors VIII to-hoI oM uec'a a.,
the regular quarterly dividend o IA P'' ''"' y" '''
stock
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
GAS AND ELECTRIC EARNINGS.

The Edison Electric Illuminating Company. the
Manhattan Electric Light Company the Mount
Morris Electric Light Company, the Borough Oh
Manhattan Electric Company, the iohkers hlecr'c
,,h, and power Comnanv and the Consolidated
Telegraph and ElectrIcal Subway company report
,or ,ar months ending November 9O 1899 being the
period which has elapsed since theSe pr9Perus,s
acquired by the New York Gas ana EltctIlc
Light Heat and Power Company. az IolioWs: GROSS
earnings 1887 533; expenses flZoo' het ehrhlteS'
81 1854 9Z7. The earnings OF December anu Januht
added TO the above, VIII complete lne iecoru loI
year. Assuming that the net earnings Tor theSe
two months will equal those OF octooer ana No
Vember the net earnings for the yrhI may pe est,
mated at g. 1890 90. Annual interest cnarges or all
kinds are 81 ,7s5.i00 leaving a surplus OF soaf'"O
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. 2s (SpecaD. Wheat closed to-nighs
i.c to ac under last night the range all day smai'
the trade unimportant. II has been typicai hon-
day market May opened at 69i4c 10 6s4sc, sod pc
tween sssc and ssisc and closed at 69ssc December
closed at s5ssc July at 69%c Liverpool started '"e
break the English market showing dec"he OF
I'D to sd The most bearsh announcement was
cable from Rosario. 1t reported the harvest COM
pleted in the north Of Argentine, advancing sats-
factorily In the south: the wheat OF very hhe
quality G. pounds to the bushei, and about ready
to ship The -four news bearish aiso' the
output from the four important milling points ios
the week only $4,000 barrels compared with So'"
barrels the week previous. and 5So-Ooo last year.
THE Price Current said the weather west gen
a rule satisfactory. Ciearances OF wheat ana nout
the day were $4,000 bushels. Receipts "ess
were about half of last year. 10000 bushels Al pf''
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

Tho local traction share shorts severely
punished in yesterdays market. and throughout the
list bear traders experienced the danger OF being
shor; In a market OF great technical and intrinsic
strength Ruying by prominent commission houses
was \ feature odd lots for small investment ac-
counts being I'm good demand Late proht taking
sales caused reactions from the best prices pu' dS
a rule substantial gains were recorded The coa'-
ers were strong features. and the railroad Iis' III
general was strong and higher. The advance in
Metropolitan. Manhattan and brooklyn haPlu
Transit was believed to be due to the covering OF
weak short interest and on buying from the inside
OF blocks OF stocks thrown over during the panic
The scarcity Of ,hc stock. especially In brooklyn
Rapid Transit. placed short operators In an awk-
ward position 10 resist pressure. Standard OH IN
terests were heavy buyers.
Some Of the buyers and sellers were:
Sugar Elngwood & Co.. Clark. Dodge & Co.
Content Co. Halle q Sucgln am Dt C %t'ord nd
Il co bought: Clark Dodge Co. BAR 4 60, cdrg an"
Sturgis a. CO. q 90, and \. Hatch bought BROOK
lyn Rapid Transit Bell * Co d,50O bought Union
Burriu & SUIT sold Sugar Carlisle. Content co.
and Housman & Go. bought. american I9Dacco'
Sutro Brothers t20W bought; Se!igs9"rB ana Oo'p-
er sold. Brooklyn Rapid Transit: DE Cordoya g
CO.. Housmnn & 90. and $ A Walsh bought; d.
and quincy. Dick Brothers. u. Porter and Van
Emburgh q Atterbury bought. D. Bacon and W
Post & FIagg (2c1O and W. Tuns G.5oo bought,
selling scattering. Manhattan, Moore a Schiey
I bought Atchison preferred. Housman 4 Co. Mcln-
tyre & Wardwcll. Post 4 Flagg and Dick Brothers
/ bought. London. Bache 90. and traders sofa.
I Union Pacific Van Emburgh 4 Atterbury bought.
London sold s. Paul. Housman 4 Co bought
! Il II Hooper and London sold. Chicago. Burling-
/ ton ana Quincy Halle & Stieghtz bought loo
sugar Hale & Stcgliiz bought 800. Peoples Gas.
H. i.apsley sold Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Halle a
Stieglitz bought 100. =. :. Whlttemore, w. Nhar-
/ ton. Kitchen and Pear & co. bought selling scat
/ terlng. Baltimore and Ohio common. Homans 60.
/ bought Baltimore and Onto preferred. Homans &
/ Co sold American Tobacco Stcrnberger 4 co.
/ bought. Price. Mccormick g. Co sold l."o Manhat-
/ tan Keech Low & co. sold. southern Hallway.
/ Price Mccormick n Co bought. II. l. Horton sold.
/ Northwest Price Mccormick ~ Co. bought st
/ Paul W. ~. Granbery bought. Peoples Gas. Pearl
e. 90 and Engwood Cunningham bought:
| Tadenburg Thalmann a co sold. Brooklyn Rapid
/ Transit. J. j. Manning bought l.r0.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
rnpr1GN Rank STATEMENTS.

London Dec 2.-Thc weekly statement OF 'e
Bank OF England shows the ioHo"'hH '"""s
TIL reserve increased f5IlocD circulation de-
creased fis5 90 bullion Increased fb.'O other Sc
curities increased 900 other deposits incrcnrca
fS9o go public deposits Increased t4V."s. M nj :
rrarc ,rcrea sed f5g3 and Government securities
increased II $1,000 The proportion OF the bahk .,
England reserve - liability Is @1' per crt, i,s'
week II 35.eS per cent H"'c VI '''~ ~
changed at per cent -.--.-, ~, ,h. "a, q, Y
paris Dec 5s-The weekly statement OF .e M t'au n =
% t,a,,do sbows the following changes: Notes IN
circulation increased 59.3sl"o francs TcaSuI} u
covnfs current Increased ssono1l francs. gold N
bond decrea sod 542joO0 francs. bills discounted IN,
nTrosed 10 40 0O0 francs silver in hand decreased
2 sals ~
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market weak Fina
quotations follow:

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market firm. Total sales
amounted in par value to s2ss52o. against 81 10000
on Wednesday. The heaviest dealings were In the
Atchson and Baltimore and Ohio issues Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern division 3l1s) Central
Georgia 5s Central Pacific 3l1s and a.. Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific 5s. New-York Central
0.ake Shore 3hs) Northern Pacific 3s and IS. Read
ing general As st. Louis Southwestern 2ds. South
ern Pacific Is. Southern Railway first IS. Union Pa
cihc As Wabash debenture As and Bs.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Dec. % p. m-Ameflcan s''"'
o,a,o1 vim nrices for the most part above parity
A,,o-vvors they were below the best with dIS-
pcsition TO wait The final tone was steady. LhS'
nr,ces were: CANADIAN Pacific. s3'.; Erie IN tr''
first preferred a. Illinois Central. i2'7' Union f'-
cjnc preferred 75i2: ST Paul. 2's; New forK en-
traI 1891: Pennsylvania. 81. Reading' = No''"' !,
Pacific preferred 7i'.: Atchison. 90 LouisvIhe ana
NoehvuIe 7e.l; Grand Trunk. e~. and Anaconda.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29

,nerclal. 25 discount; bank par ga" o,or the
nien, i9,sc. telegraph. I5c. Cncinna'i-oVer tn0
oonn,er Sc premium between banks par oar
gu p,,,,ng nc off: selling par. Charles'on on
nan o,,,e i5c premium. Boston-fai'
nny'ms ncaso-eoc @ premium St rous'l discount
RANK CLEARINGs - New-York - it'ohanees Eno,'sr
uq9 oieIss balances sslSS2 Boston-Excnams
xl.547 7i5: balances n4762sS ChicagoM,E ge,,1moT@~Ex
.-, go ,so BALANCES ti7ss 23s. Baitimo'e
'--'I'''4'' ,osnes balances. s572 G55. Phiadeph'7
GHcnsnses fs"4sfS s'1 a77css5 balances on.v IN
FOREIGN MONEY MARKETtfadIis discount %'Gnt' rate
hSnsS {@@ sSor, = 5s s and for g. T%s pSi cen"
sSaS5. per BfTn ascS1n6 % marks 5ss pfenngs
Berlin }cbanee GxSm%mee on on London % francs %
oarIs discount rate ~ per cent sols for
FOREiGN or me account 9S7sd. French re"'''
=, fTancs - centmes. Spanish 4s o.. ss,c Mexi
% TIE SILVER MARKET-Bar siiveT oHGton do, nd
THE SIi dIIars I l7i5c Bar silver In LohGo" 80 "a
COLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. -''"'
prenos Avres l2910; Rome, ''-Z'2'
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
ROME. wATERTowN AND oGDENsBURG

At the annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Rome. Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad COM
pany yesterday the following elected directors
OF that company and ex-oficio directors or tho
Utica and Black River Railroad Company ana the
Oswego and Rome Railroad Company for the year:
Charles Parsons. Clarence 8. Day. William Lummis,
George Parsons Edwin Parsons. Walton Ferguson,
Chauncey NJ Depew, Samuel r. galloway and
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
NORFOLK AND WESTERNS GAIN.

Norfolk and Westerns earnings are increasing q.
a rate which. II continued. will show more tnah
per cent on the common stock for the hscai year
Gross earnings for the third week In December re.
ceved yesterday showed an increase over t"o go sa
time n wear aSo OF s4O7ls making for the fiscal
wear 70 December 91 a gain OF 3S76.4a
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29

nard John NJ Grouse ! N MsynaIee = anu subsedusnt
mss%s the p2ssSsns 5SSsSnfs GSwln
sons .vicenres,dsnt and treasurer: Clarence :; pay
vice president T A Lawyer. secretary, ana w. H.
Platt assistant secretary.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
decrease.
GOLD FOR SHIP MENT.

The Campana. sailing for lAverpooi 'o-"ofIo"
will carry 100000 gold belonging to August BEL.
mont g. Co $3.50 900 TO be shipped by Muller. SchaIl
& CO.. and at least ST. 900 to be exported by Held
eIbach. Ickeheimer & Co. These were the only
engagements announced yesterday. but IL ls not
unlikely that further announcements may De nnaue
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATEs.-Money on call 4izQs per cent
ruling rate The time money market was quiet at
per cent for sixty days. per cent FOR three
months per cent and per cent for four and six
months on railroad collateral and above on mixed
collateral. Commercial paper rates 6q6is per
cent for the best for three. four and six
months Paper not we'll known ruled higher. a
greater demand for choice paper notee
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market firm. Actual
closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29

Actu cash bal S2g5 2e4 36S S2fi GS3.ID Inc SN5|'E
GOVERNMENT RECElPTS.-Customs receipts
cod from Washington SIZE 2l2: internal reve-
$40 roceir,s s717 SCI: miscellaneous receipts. f23.5s2
To,aI receipts for the day 81 $685.; expenditures
90 90 Dp Receipts for the month 10 date. f1S"",-i
expenditures s36S50OOo; excess Of receipts 'e'"""
Receipts for the fiscal year to date. S-sl i4nZ e1
a,di,ures t96l 27l 90; Cf receipts SDlS, ~
Receipts OF National bank notes for redemption
1921, 100
sIrB-TREASURY.-Th Sub-IreasuTy was a
Debtor Mt the Clearing House $9N:OL It's net gam
an balance was 073 5ii. made up by a gain in cur
rencv OF s9j OS9 and gain In coin oi Nas 90 90 ne
da,,s onerati ions included Receipts, S.o6. 49, pay
mcnts x3 27l s9s resulting in general balance OF
,22T I62 800 consisting OF 2l3.WISn coin ana N+F"-
O2 currency
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

(Furnishe, by Frederic II. Hatch. No. 80 BrOad-st)
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
sEx divident
Co1ORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs MIN
ing Stock Exchange furnished Dy "i'id" < o'"-
bright & Co. OF Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
FURTHER GAINS REPORTED.

Earnings received yesterday for the th'ro "eeN
in December showed the following chahses as o"i''
pared with the same week a year ago:
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29

COMMISSION HOUSE BUYING

pr.ps PUNISHED IN THE TRACTION
suAREs-BONDs AND MONEY.
Closing prices yesterday of the princ'pai ac'.s
socurl,ies and net changes from wednesday
last nrices
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The daily Washington Treasury statement GOV,
o,t,q actual results Of two days ago. compared
r,rb tho last preceding statement. IS as follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
Int Int.
/ rate period. hid. Asked

TRIIST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
Report.d by Clinton Gilbert. No. WalHst)