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The record-union., 1899-08-29
MUSIC AND ART,

MISS MAMIE C. BARRETT, PUPIL OF
Professor II. Barth of Berlin, will re-
ber Residence, 1419 o street. Satur-
days at Palace Hotel, room S6S, San
Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26
THE TRADE Nv CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug o. (SpeciaD.-The wheat range was
only nc prices up early about Lc. but finally
closing knac under last night OF course. It
was not much Of a market with such narrow
fluctuations. Liverpool and Paris off slightly
The Northwest had better weather. and crop re-
ports- from there not so pessmistic ST.
Louis receipts 81 go bushels, were almost double
last years and ST. Louis was inclined to he weak
Although Liverpool lower. 1t sent the claim
that some California wheat had been taken for
Rombay. Argentina shipments were large, l,W2,-
600 bushels. There were various claims as to the
oasb situation Baltimore reported good accept
ances and authority at New-fork Claimed
II loads at all ports. Other authorities put the
boatloads much lower. Cash sales here were
ooo 600 bushels Snow estimates the spring wheat
crop of the Dakotas and Minnesota at NWVn
bushels less than last year, but estimates the total
winter and spring yield at 65O,0O,OO bushels
Clearances were $4,000 bushels. 1t Is expected
that the visible Monday will be at about stand
off Receipts keep under last year ~ cars mere
against 49, and lO9 cars in the Northwest against
5ll and $50 go bushels at primary points against
so7 900 bushels The outside trade Keeps hght.
December sold at 7iis and 73ia and closed at 1925
on the curb 1t 73lac.
The incident In corn was the buying OF Septem-
her by Schwartz Dupee. They took calls on ABOUT
100000 bushels on Thursday night and bought the
september to-day in the pit. At one time 1t showed
Mc advance over last night. 1t did not hold all Its
ady
onened at &c. sold between 32c and 32asc. and
closed at 32bc. sellers. The December and May
were quiet closing just whese they did last night
with the days range only hc. December closed at
2sssd2s%c, May 29lsc. The gossip Is that the De-
cember buying was to the short line for
local punger who had gone abroad. There were
good weather and large local receipts. 517 cars
with 600 estimated for tomorrow. Shipping sales
were 600 900 bushels. Snow estimates the crop at
$50 900 bushels The curb was unchanged.
The oats situation In miniature Is like corn, small
stocks. some September congestion good cash de-
mand but liberal receipts and large crop. Oats
kept within NC range. the best prices early and the
last prices about the same Thursday. May. 20l
a9Dssc: December. 1885, May 2114m2i%c. Receipts
were $50 cars with $50 for Saturday.
Flaxseed strong cash up &c to 81 IS; Septem-
Der up 90 to 81 TO- On the other hand the deferred
futures were of lie. Small stocks are the factor
Minnea polls had no cars Duluth. 1; Chicago. IS
Provisions closed practically where they did last
night packers doing some changing. the outsiders
some liquidating. he jobbing trade Is improving
The yellow fever scare has disappeared.
on the curb puts on September wheat closed at
TSc calls, n7sc. Puts on December wheat, 73l4c,
cans 7Shc. Puts September corn 3lsc: calls
aclsc. Puts on December corn. os%c: calls ?sSsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26

~ bought Chea peake and Ohio. Ulman Brothers
bought American Tobacco: w. b. Lawrence n Son
sold Moore e. schIey 0.5oo in alb bought Consoh-
d,tod Gas: n Allen e. co. sold. Floyd g. Moore
bourht Union Pacific common. III. Duncan Wood.
II q Campbell q Co.. Wees Herrick ~ HICKS
II C,lews & Co.. Schaeffer Brothers, q. B. Hopkins
C. 70 and Halle & Steglitz .o0W bought missouri
Kansas and Texas preferred; NJ. Davis p,5o)' r.
l. Ames and w. r. Houghtaling CO. u'"~
soid Moore & Schley bought Anaconda D. A.
walsh a OOM f.. d c. Randolph 1000. D. Campoeh
and Halle e. Steglitz bought Union Pacific com
rron. d. H. Smith sold J. r. Carlisle eo"U SOU
crar. ~ CIews G. Co sold Bell CO. u'"~
hougbt Atchison preferred; J. r. Wilfston q 20
% ooo sold l., Won Hoffman & Co, Post q rlagg'
Bonner g. Stern. c. I. Hudson e. Co., H. LapsleS
G. co and r. w Newton bought Union rac'"'
nroforred: H. /. Horton Co. d,ooo). cuyier' MOT
con g Co q Oc0) and w. II. Whittngham p'oV"
ia T. w SavIn e. Co. and Moore IL ochieS
,,ob, Rrooklyn Rapid Transit H. content Z" "
>, ooo, houqht American Tobacco; C. MinZeshei"S'
g 20 n 600, sold. Halle e. Steghtz pousn' oue
refining and sold Consolidated Gas A. ~ peeD'
n nM bought Sugar Refining; G. NJ Dodge ~
', 600, so,d n Content & Co. bought Anacohda'
ct BROTHERS sold l. & S. Wormser 6'"~ ana
Ill q stieglitz n.OOo) bought Union Pachc pre-
forred. H. Content & Co. C2oO sold ftoiston %
D. bought Des Moines and Fort Dodge MUIR az
pon,ou n OOM bought Southern Pacific Niles BROTH
orc bought Wisconsin Central preferred' spencer
,rrask g. Co sold. Fl. Clews e. Co bought Ceh'rai
pacific. Ladenburg. Thamann & co. solo, fa"e
o s,ioelitz 1000 bought st. Paul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26
DROP IN CALL MONEY.

Money was offered call yesterday as 10" as per
con, Not much money loaned at this ngure' tut
the fact that such rate was obtanable was caicu-
lated tn the belief that there was no danger Oh
another pinch in money The following Is furnisheo
b,, the New-York News Bureau: "The New orh
hanks lose in the aggregate this week S'4S0O IN
"a sh on account OF the interior movement and New
York sub-Trea sury operations. The banks snipped
direct by express to the interior slA2,Wo and re-
coived 81 272 500 a loss the movement OF S569cU-
Money was also shipped by mall and this does not
figure in our statement. The New-York Suo-Treas-
ury gained from the banks s2a27,co on account OF
internal revenue and pension payments. These pay
rnents are almost invariably made over the counter
and do not figure in the New-York Clearing House
statement The Canadian banks have neither
shipped nor received any gold. and no payments
have been made account OF San Francisco cred
it's So far as may be learned only 100000 In gold
has been received from any new source. This
amount came In from Havana. As reported by this
bureau, the National City Bank has been allowed
TO retain as a public deposit the amount paid by
the Treasury for the site of the present Custom
House. amounting to over 900. The daily re-
ports at the New-York Sub-Treasury indicate for
the full week az follows: Total net receipts, ST.,
5000: total payments. N4,24Ooo excess receipts
e a27 pn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.

Stock loan quotations yesterday were: Atchisor
preferred, Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, PEG
pies Gas. Missouri Pacific. NewYork Central
Northern Pacific common and preferred Reading
Rock Island ST. Paul. Sugar Refining Union Pa
chc common and preferred American Tobacco
Manhattan Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago and St
Louis. Southern Railway preferred. Jersey Cen
trail. Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Federal Stee
common and preferred, g. Consolidated Gas, 2di
Tennessee Coal and Iron. 2lhd2: Southern Pacific
2a2i5: Louisville and Nashville 113a2 and Baltimore
and Ohio comnyo,aand preferred. IL. There is a
good borrowing demand for Atchison preferred
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy. Consolidated Gas
ST. Paul. Tennessee Coal and Iron, Western Union
Telegraph Southern Pacific Louisville and Nash
Vile and Baltimore and Ohio stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26

reported from Washington. Ssl.s62; Internal rev
enue receipts. 81 ,oi7Hs; miscellaneous receipts se
os2 Total receipts for the day. n'elo'sS' eApenu'-
,ures ,eoo oo Receipts for month to date $685..
,e1 $40 expenditures siOs45 900 excess Of expendi-
lures s2sss1s0 Receipts for fiscal year to date
sss2,soes: expenditures. '974os.@o: excess Of ex-
penditures ss. 15s. 1872 Receipts of National Bank
notes for redemption H1s3D.
SUB-TREASURY-T Sub-Treasury was cred
itor al the Clearing House soS2o. It's net gam on
balance ovas ana 600 made up by gain In currency
=, ta7 SEQ and gain in coin of sS5 760. resulting in
general balance Of a7s S2,iss consisting OF $780,
ss2 5as coin and s57a9,9iO currency. The business
for the week ended last night Included receipts OF
go oas 0s and payments Of s26lS2.0H Deducting
from the receipts slO7 $1,000 and from the payments
g. l25ooO for items which affect Its account with
tho general Treasury only. its gain as affecting
tho hanks was S2.647 972
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKETING outside
securities market opened firm. closing strong Am
sterdam Gas advanced nearly points, selling up
TO 95s, preferred selling at 6o4 on rumors
that the gas war Is approaching settlement and
the announcement is looked for within a short
time. Rubber Goods common and preferred were
heavily traded in. st. Louis Subs were strong
selling up to l41A Standard oil closed at 461m4s3
against 45G46i on Thursday. Last prices other
prominent issues were: Amsterdam Gas, 35lkd35%
preferred. 60nSoh Air Power. 66n76: Bay State
Gas. 2q2K; Amalgamated Copper, 97Aq977s Re-
public Steel. 2M0231a preferred, 7A.a41a; Ha-
vana Commercial. 21%029%: preferred. eSaes,z;
Electric Vehicle. lGql1017; Union Steel and Chain
29d3O; preferred. 69g70; Rubber Goods, common
a51kG36 preferred. S97sG9oh.
BOOKS KEPT OPEN.-The transfer books OF
the American Linseed Company will remain open
until p. m. Monday. the 2sth inst. in order TO
allow holders Of Chicago discharge warrants
dated the 18th inst. to exchange same for stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26
CHARACTER OF THE TRADING

The market relapsed. I'm measure into a waiting
state. The rally in Consolidated Gas and Brooklyn
Union Gas excited some interest. but otherwise.
except for the slump In Sugar, trading was Of an
Indifferent character. j. W. Henning 1000, H.
Durand Clark. Dodge & Co. X. NJ. l.. Walsh.
Rolston g. Bass. Noble Mestre and s. l.. Blood
bought Union Pacific preferred f. Morrison, Jr
8. L. Blood. W. Frankenheimer and w. IL. Whit
tingham q 900 sold. II. Cews Co. bought Chesa-
peake and Ohio c. |. Hudson 4 Co sold Ulman
Brothers sold Rock Island. Flower a. Co bought
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. II. Content & Co (2MM
bought Sugar Refining; Hopkins Brothers e. ooN and
Moore Schley sold. p N. sprouie and F. /.
selgsberg bought American Tobacco: w b. Law
renee & Son q 900 sold. Van Emburgh a. After
bury bought Atchison preferred; J. s. Barnes & Co..
j. ~. Griesel a. Go. and Vermilye e. Co sold
Barnes Bros bought Missouri. Kansas and Texas
preferred; q. w. Turner & Co. sold. IL Clews A.
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sEx dividend.
BONDS.
r,,p n.v,s OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

rA.r. was q smaller business In STOCKS yes
.ardav and for the list as whole io"ei P
r,ara registered. There were TWO s'o0AS' nv
aver which made important advances
,rere Consolidated Gas and Brooklyn oiioi ".~'
A story was circulated that zeal was uNo0'
,va1 for a consolidation OF the Two conlpahie'
,,,r,r IN Sugar Refining based on a re
mort that the Sugar Trust was to make announcer
effort 10 crush opposition concerns Inc suesH
trade generally did not believe the report AN
event Of decided consequence was the onerins
of call money at | per cent. Whhe prac1'A'
no business was done at this rate. II was niaue
clear that there no danger or announcer Pihoh
IN money Not much attention was pau "
rur,ors OF irregularities in railroad rates
The general rate situation is better to-day
A., :, has been in a number Of years, and
nrohah,v will remain satisfactory for month or
quo The difficulty over the Fries Grand Army
NJ the Republic passenger rates may lead 10
toronorarv disturbance, but II is not likely TO
no eerious. and the boycott against the Kansas
Citv Pittsbilrg and Gulf Railway is locai,
matter that will be adjusted. doubtless, without
,oucb trouble When road like the Kansas
CITY. Pittsburg and Gulf is placed In Its pres
ent position it usually is glad to end the agony
by Welding to the inevitable That road cannot
afford long to maintain such an uneven nghI
II has too much at stake just now.
The trouble in the Western Passenger Asso-
c,a1ion over the withdrawal OF the st Paul is
not likely to extend beyond the associations
beadouarters The st. Paul knows that a com
b;natjon Of the Wisconsin Central, the Chicago
Great Western and the Minneapolis and St
Louis three weak lines that have steadily re-
fused 10 ioin the association, can render any
agreement of that association to maintain rates
of no effect The association IS VIGOROUSLY I'M
able to keep rates up to standard and as the
81 Paul is assessed for its share of the expense
Of sustaining the association Its present action
is possibly taken in the interests Of economy.
There can be no serious rate disturbance at
this season The roads all enjoying
greater volume of business than they ever had.
and cannot find enough cars 10 transport their
freight and there is SO much freight moving
by way Of the lakes that steamers are over
loaded and the fleet Of lake boats Is entirely
inadequate to carry It. Under such circum-
stances there need be no concern over rates.
They will be fully maintained until traffic falls
off and railroad managers have to devise means
TO attract shipments to their empty cars.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26
Bankers posted rates were

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. 90 New Orleans-Corn-
mercial. 81 discount; bank. SOC premium San
Francisco-Sight, l0c telegraph, Pie Ciuoinnati-
over the counter. zoe premium; between banks 25c
discount. sayannah-Suying Lice discount; SELL
ing ,5c per s. 90 premium. Charleston Buying
par; selling. i-0c premium. Boston-5c discount
ChicaRo-AOc discount.
BANK CLEARINGS. New Yorx-Exchenges
$50. Sf9c Si; balances, sS.4s5,s21 Phedephia-Ex-
changes. sl2.7ZS e55; balances, S.6lSD,. Chicago
Exchanges, NS424.4E; balances, si.5s2.5G. Boston
Exchanges. SS7e34ie: balances. $I.5G4.g2O
FOREIGN MONEY MARXET.-Can money in
LONDON. 1l|alM per cent. Oren market discount
rate. ~ per cent for short and 3<g5% per cent for
long bills. Berlin discount pate. ~ per cent. Ber-
In exchange London. q marks III pfennigs.
Paris exchange London. % francs 2fiz centimes.
Paris discount rate. 2% per cent.
FOREIGN SECURfTI ES-Brtish consols, 10 1916
for money and iUo1s for the account. French
rentes, 20 francs sls centines Spanish Is In Lon
don. 6i4.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 50 n-l6c:
Mexican silver dollars. E1sc. Bar silver in Lon
don. H1zd.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. Is: Lisbon %s;
Buenos Ayres. $780, Rome. 7.6s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market firm Total sales
amounted IN par value to S237s7OO against s32s5o
on Thursday. The heaviest dealings were in the
Atchson issues Colorado Midland 1st As Colorado
Midland 2-4s. Detroit City Gas SIS Green Bay and
Western debenture Bs. Kansas City, Pittsburg and
Gulf lists. Missouri. Kansas and Texas DDS Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas 5s Missouri Pacific Trust
6s. Norfolk and Western As Northern Pacific 3s
Reading general Is ST. Louis Southwestern lists St
Louis Southwestern DDS. Standard Rope and Irvine
incomes. Wabash debenture Rs and Wisconsin Cen
fra CT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26
Union PACIFIC DIVIDEND.

No call has yet been sent out for the meeting Of
the directors Of the Union Pacific Railway, at
which the dividend is 70 be declared. II is said
that n will be held next Tuesday at noon. The
probabilities favor per for the half year on
the preferred. but no dividend on the common is
expected AT this time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Aug &-American securities opened dull
and about on parity with New-YOrk Later there
slight decline realizing The close was
uTet but steady. Last prices were: Atchison "A;
Canadian Pacific, 1884, ST. Paul, 1871; Illinois Cen
trail 1871; Louisville and Nashville s49s; Union Pa
cfc preferred. Slz: New-York Central. l42l2; Erie,
1872; Pennsylvania 6sh: Reading ia: Erie first
preferred 4N4; Northern Pacific preferred, 500
Grand Trunk, Sh: Anaconda, 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26
A CERTIFICATE LOST.

THE international Paper Company yesterday POST
"a a notice at the Stock Exchange that certlicate
NJ 3167 representing 100 shares OF STOCK IN INC
company in the name OF Post q Flags' hau oeen
lost and requesting the finder 10 return ,ae
=. the company The value OF the certificate Is
about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26
ADMITTED TO THE EXCHANGE.

The Stock List Committee Of the STOCK Exchahee
has authorized the admission OF s-o".'"" ~ VI
common stock and s9O,S2o'o OF the preieii 60 '
- 49, penuhlic Iron and Steel Company. for quo
tat,on in the unlisted department Of the Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on call "a per cent
with exceptions at per cent. The time money mar
ket quiet at per cent for sixty days, 4 per
cent for three months. 4N4lz per cent for four
months, 4G41A per for six months on railroad
collateral. and above mixed collateral. Com
mercal paper rates 4Gt4lk per cent for three
months. 4a4iz per cent for four months. and 4d4la
per cent for six months for the best names, and
above for paper not well known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market frm Actual
closing rates follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26
STOCKS ARE LESS ACTIVE.
VALUES SOMEWHAT LOWER.
STORY OF A GAS DEAL INVOLVING ooN'
soJJDATED AND BROOKLYN UNION.
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday of the principa, a.
five securities and ret changes from lhu' S'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26
TOBACCO DIVIDENDS.

n Is reported that It has been decided IN make
the dividend American Tobacco common per
cent and on Continental Tobacco preferred I per
cent The amounts required for interest and divi-
dende are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26
OREGON SHORT LINE RAILROAD "
INCOME BONDs. a.,

In pursuance OF the provisions OF the Indenue
March I. 1891 between the Oregon short Llns gen
Company and The state Trust Company, as Trustee MA
era meeting OF the holders OF above bonds VIZ ~ y,rk
al the ONCE OF the Trustee. No 100 Broadway NJ ~
city september T. 1929. az IL o'clock noon or ~.
purpose Of nominating Directors OF the Railroad
pany .,-~
THE STATE TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEE
BY WALTER g. JOHNSTON Presidents
Dated New York. August 22A tsoos y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26
financial.
new YORK ZINC co.

CAPITAL 100000
each
Full Paid and Non-AssessabIe
1000 shares are offered for public subscrfpA
ton at par.
Directors.
rcncy. and President OF the CONNIE rciai
JOSEPH I 4. Bartr s " OF Bsrtram Bros, Mer.
-, ch.nts New New York cisy: IT,, po,.,c.
Miners and Shippers OF Coal. Bethlehem,
Charles s. HamIin. E.-As-istant sec'y q. 8.
Charles VI. HOwiet. Capitalist. Providence.
n. s. Possons. President Of the Equity Saw
ings q Loan Co.. Cleveland. ohio:
Terms Of payment, 81 on application. 50
allotment, 3Oce on or before Sept I'd. 1899.
This company AZ Of Zinc ore land IN the
that produced las, year 4437 $50 pounds u Zinc ore
Mr.. Nicholson. the ue.l-Known engineer who has ex
ained this property and the books OF me COMPANY nov
operating IT, says 9TH. earnings % this company VIII
be SIS 600 and there Is ac,rsy IN ssst s
property is one Of the best he examined in this district
THIS COMPANY WILL PAY 10 MONTHLY
DIVIDENDS AND CARRY A LARGE AMOUNT TO
SURPLUS THAT WILL BE DIVIDED QUARTER.
LY AMONG ITS SHAREHOLDERS.
Full engineers repor, and photographs o, Tire mills ard
Cop Of prospectus giving particulars be mad
appiC-.lon.
COLLEY e. CO.,
50 pevonshire St. Boston.
Transfer Agents. International Banking Trus. Co.
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26
HENDERSON BRIDGE COMPANY.
SINKING FUND.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned

NOTICE Is hereby given that The underSIsue'
~ has made appcaton for the renewal 81 cerhnss.
No Ia27 for six shares OF the capital stock of the
Jersey Railroad and Transportation company sSsgesns
Elizabeth NJ Evans deceased, dated me ~. a.
day OF February 1865 the same having been l's' " ~
'"0''' THEODORE r. BOORAEM
Adrtn,s,rator ~ Elizabeth NJ Evans deceased,
New Brunswick. y "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26
IMPORTS or DRYGOODS.
PORT or NEW YORK

Week ending August 25 1897. 1898 1890
Entered Mt the port S1o4t.337 81 69a 800 81
Thrown the market. a93. 1872 s32, 732 21i3 S94
From January /
the SOL OG5,373 s62
the market. iOi, 46S 80 1877 400 34
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financial Meetlnas.

ANGLO SWISS CONDENSED MILK CoMPANt'
CHAM, SWITZERLAND ,,rrr-
An EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL Mbhi'
ING OF SHAREHOLDERS VII he held IN we vi, me
hall. Neudorf. Cham. Switzerland. on Iuesos' WV
18th OF September. 1899. at clock r. NJ
order Of Business -. n
l. Election Of a member OF the Board on pneO'''' "
place OF the late MI Geo. III. Page.
. Fixing salary Of the Board II Directors . -.x
g Proposition OF group or shareholders wuh ,,s
"a amslgsmation with the Societe Anonyme Henri Nes
NcNey. - ,soo
Cham August cath 1899
For the Board o Directors
ADOLF GRETENER Charu'sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26
SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

Actual sale,--l-C1osing- Shares
,onen iH;ghIow Fin. bid. Ask sold
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS<-Msrket steady Fna
quotations follow:
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-17
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