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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-02

Live stock lark et

NEW YoRK. "Wednesday. Feb. Receipts Of beeve,
were 2.ioI head, including - cars for export alive
NJ for slaughtererE and Id For the market, making
with the stale cattle. ~ cara ON sale. Steers were
SLOW aud fully Toe. lower, top grades excepted; bulls
and oxen steady; cows ,hrm TO loc. higher. Tho
yards were finally cleared. Common to extra ste, Nv
sold At S4.36s$d = 100 hR.; oxen and stags AZ So :
81; bulls At $50 -. 80 cows al s2Hs4.lO, Dressed
beef IN far demand at Tee Sc. e q. for native sides
Cables weak, Top price at Glasgow for Amoricar
200 beeyes.
Receipts OF calves wore / ,7OI head, including H.
direct. Active for all sorts Of calves. and veals were
hrln to 200. higher. The pens were fully cieGroI
Poor TO choice .veals sold at S5S$s.6O Il 100 ra'
barnyard and fed calves AZ $S,5oss4 40; n car OF
southern calves At t3.s5ss3. 40, with the 'Culls al
$3.50. City dressed reals iirm at SsI2l1c. p h. "
Receipts of sheep and lambs We're d,3ia head.
including . cars direct, and, with the stale stock,
there were 24hs cars on sale. Good sheen steady
but the under grades were dun and lower; lambs al
good quality ruled nrn to a shade higher: conmon
stock was weak. Five and u half cars we're held over
Medium to prime sheep sold at ss.foss4,6 80 y 100
mutton. 30 " n: dressed lambs, 7ssJ4c,
Receipts OF hogs were 7,l43 head. Including .
cars for sale. The market ruled easier, and common
to choice hogs were quoted at S4@$4.25 q 100 hs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-02

A director. of the Mass Consolidated Mining
Company who has Just returned from a Walt 10
tho property reports that me onenings exceed
rock will run better than = per cent. refined
copper. 4 mill site has been secured and the
Miners OF Lake superior have notified owners
that they think themselves entitled 10 Il share
In the prosperity Of the region, and il is under
stood that wages will be advanced II per cent.
An expert on the Gopher situation said vester-
day that the production OF 1850 will show IL
considerable increase over lSNS. He thinks
the promoting business In the lake district has
been oycrrlone, and that in future greater dis
criminution viii I've shown in investment.
Leadville mine owners are very much encour-
aged, by the advance in the rrice OF lead. and a
which were closed down on account Of the low
prices Of both metals Will coon. be reopened.
Thf MaliaIa, which has passed Int ne hands
dav. The ore in the first contact runs X per
cent and some portions of the lownrcontacts AZ
nigh as % rrr cent. lead. II is claimed that
many mines in the district can now he operated
pr2rtatly Tor thu lead contained in the ores,
The ARIZONA Copper Smelling Company has
contracted for two rorty-ton Jacket furnaces.
Thtgh VIII be ready for operation about March
put TO eighty tons per day.
Consiierablr ore Is being marketed from the
Dead Pine Of the 0phir Company, Battle Noun
talh, Col me Dante is also increasing its
output. and as soon as tho slopes are far
enough advanced q large force OF miners will
Eclipse in Eclipse Gulsh, Ketirns from TWEEN
~ -inItt IONS SlllUVeu from lne LOS Angeles
during last month ranged from S14 to $50 to
the ton.
One pf the leading mining machinery firms
has closed u contract for 100000 worth OF placer
machinery to he shipped to South America.
The manager expects "A large increase of their
export trade in TINT, direction. American ma
chincrv has. proved very successful in the
working OF placer properties. and requests for
The resident director of the Santa Barbara.
Antioquia, Columbia. reports that the natives
made It cleanup OF forty days work by four
men. which Amounted In n little over SDINnl
This is one of the proper rites controlled by the
South American Promoting Syndicate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-02
Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Diyision-supreIne COurt.-Reoess.
the term. ="
SUPREME Coprt-spscisl Tern.-Part L-Mo.ion
calendar called at 1890 A. NJ. Part n~Corrt
opens At 1880 A; NJ. EI.psrte. matters. Parts
III, ~, y, and EH.-AdJournrd for tho term
Part W.-MotionS from special Term, Part /. Trial
Term, Part m;-Glear. Preferred eauses-Nos,
1859. E4OO, 1882, 1929. 744p, 6sSp. s5iT''
Part m;.1case on, No. 2oie. Bank OF China. &c. vs..
Morse No day calendar; Parts IVA v, and Md.
500. 1874. 1875. s7b. 1901. 70So. $3.50. s2iv. s22e,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-02

Influenced by depression i'll Liverpool. somewhat
better weather than had been expected and Liver
pool, New Orleans and local selling cotton declined.
Nclll reiterated his early crop estimate. and this tact
had not y Little to do with the depression here and
in Liverpool. But on tho decline buying for out
side and New Orleans account caused II partial rally.
Moreover, although there was no snow worth speak
my OF III the South. the weather AS 4 rule was any
thing but favorable. Light rains Were reported
In many sections. and at HolI, springs, Miss. it
ahovs;r at Little Rock, Ark, y above: at Knox
Vile, Tenn. TO- above, and at Greenwood, Miss.
II ahoNc. while the Signal Service predicted
continued cold nr colder weather for most sec
lions during the neNt twcntv.four hours. Pine
Biuh. Ark, Jan. Weather awful. Temperature
~; slent!ng; will about destroy what cotton rc-
mains in the fields" Paris. Tex. Ian. 3l.-"Ycry
little cotton picked has not been marketed. Farmers
hold none. The amount vet to he picked nearly
equals the amount they usually hold at this time OF
the year. Receipts are from 12,O0o t. $4,000 less
than last year
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was steady at CSC. for
No. :. Futures closed steady at unchanged prices.
Sales l2."o0. HATre declined az. Hamburg was
unrhanVei. American warehouse deliveries, 20. 900
bags. Rio was steady at 30 reis advance; receipts.
1000; stock. 2Sl. 900: exchange. Esd n decline Of
l321. Santos was firm and unchanged: receipts.
10000; stock. $1,000. The future trading here
was as follows:
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COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY. Feb. l. GRAIN -Wheat-Spot
was stendy. Sales 5000 bush, for export
here and at the outports. No, l northern
Duluth. 4'A", over May f. o, b. ahoat: No. l hard
Duluth. &c. over May; No. l northern New
York. Sac. over May. The Northwestern re-
eeipts were 4SS cars. against 800 last week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-02

.ISaa. 1881. 2aes. 7seo. aa2o. asi2. 1905, aloI. 23a9.
$3.50, 8spT, bAT, 1855, 1857. Parts VIII, ks X, H,
and XI.-Adjourned for the term.
surrugatea Court-chambersa-Fnr probate-Wlls
OF Henry Miller, Joseph sengens, Albert Tesh. Emily
Hayes, at 1890 4, MI John W. Healy, Georgians
Oakley, at II A. NJ. Trial Term,-No. laos. willsot
Anne Maria Winter. at 1890 A. NJ.
City ~Uourt-special Term.-Oourt opeps nj 10
Motions. Trial Term -Patts l., H., III. ana w.
Adjourned for the term.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-02

Coffee was quiet but frm. Tho receipts were mod
crate. and, though Havre was lower. the cables. as a
rule. were Arm. and the warehouse deliveries con.
tinred large. The worlds visible supply is not OK
p"cteI 10 show any noteworthy change for the past
month.
NAVAL SToRES-Spirits steady at 45LI4sc. Rosin
dull at 81 40 for common to good strained.
,PRovISTnNs- Lard was steady; prime Western. Sb. 40:
city. So. 30; continental refined. ST.. Pork was
steady at 81. I6frSlo.io for moss. Meats were steady:
picked hams, T&Tlpc.: do. shoulders. i4d4tsc.: do,
bellies. 6lsS blpr. Tallow. iiir. Dressed hogs. 6L,S
6stc. Rntter.WeSter cNtrac. 1,nc.; do. frsts. IIles
lsc.; state, finest. lao iSlRc.; do frAts, 1Ts17ipr,
Cheese State. imll cream, large. rolorcd or
white. fancy. lotTc.; do. choice. s'ls IOc.; do.
small. fancy, lI%llIc. FgGs-Stats and Penn
Sylyania, average hest. irlts2Oa.; Western. fresh
gathered, hrsts. lDt4c. CniaaEo. Feb. Il" Pro
visions showed independent strength in view
Of a further decline IN hogs and weakness in sur.
sales prices took a small dip, hut a good general do.
lnand brought about q reaction and a firm closing,
with prices slightly higher than YESTERDAY"
SuGAR-Raw wse nrm at+ 5.I8c. for D8e test and
3 816c. for $40 test. Sales of $40 bags pG7 test at
4 Bloc. There were runors of additional sales at
a5.las4%c. Refined was Arm and fairly active.
European cables were higher.
CHICAGO. Feb. I.-These were to days prices:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-02

MINING MACHINERY.-FRAZER h CHALMERS.
A'l 50 Broadway, New York. furnish mining and
smelling machinery; estimates on mining, milling
aud smelling plants promptly furnished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-02
antnsial
REORGANIZATION
OF THE
Columbus, Hooking Valley and
Toledo Railway Go.

4 rian and agreement Of reorganization is ,,-
ready. and all security holders are Invited 10 sb,.i.
copies at our once.
A decree OF foreclosure and sale of the railroad
property Of the Columbus. Hooking valley md u
ledo Railway CompRny and Of the coal lands o, IN.
Hooking Coal and Railroad Company has here,o.
fore been entered in the United States Circuit Com,
for the Southern District OF Ohio Eastern Division,
and said Court. of It's own motion. has directed tina,
y sale hereunder must be made not later than Apr4i
IL, 1899.
Prompt action by security holders Is therefore a..
sont!al. and we hereby give notice that
ON OR BEFORE FEBRUARY 1, 1900.
HOLDERS OF THE FOLLOWING SECURITIES 4,
order to participate in tho reorganization, MUST DIR.
PoS1T THEIR WITH US under .aid
plan and agreement, viz:
Columbus. Hooking Valley and Tolcdo Railway
Co. q per cent. bonds.
Columbus, Hooking Valley and Toledo Railway
Co. and Hooking Coal and Railroad Co. Il per cent
bonds.
Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo Ralv.,
Co. 4 per cent. bonds.
Columbus, Hooking Valley and Toledo hallway
Co. preferred stock.
Columbus, Hooking Valley and Toledo hallway
Co. common stock.
We further give notice that
on OR BEFORE FEBRUARY 1. 1899.
OF OUR RECEIPTS OR CERTtFIC ,TEa
q BONDS OF any Of the abovc.describcd issue,
already deposited with us pursuant TO our circn.
lar OF February 80. 1897. in order to participate in
said reorganization, MUST PRESENT Such RE.
CElPTs OR CERTIFICATES At OUR OFFICE AM
HAVE SAME NJ As ASSERTING TO THE
PLAN y AGREEMENT OF GANIHATtON
Deposits and assents, il accepted after February
LIST. 1892. will be subject TO such terms and condi.
tons as We may hereafter determine.
Further notice will be given when tho cash pay.
ments from depositors of stock are required.
J. p. MORGAN g. co,
20 Wall Street.
New York. January II. 1spD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-02
Court Of Appeals Calendar.
MINING VIEWS.

ALnlNY, n. ", Fob. 1.-Court Of Appeals calendar
for tomorrow: Nos. 500. sal, s24, s26, $40. s3l
ami Anl-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-02

tugustS shipped TO-DAY l.O17 bales. Memphis I,se7.
st. Louis S,l5I, Cincinnati ~ i3 and Houston 4,sg7.
Fort exports were ~ .SOt, New Orleans declined 1t
points, but recovered part. Futures here declined :
TO 10 points. but recovered part. clOsiu. steahy at a
net decline OF I to I points. Prices az follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-02
NOTICE OF
% Wall Street.
New York. February list. 1899. .

NOTICE OF
CITY TRUST COMPANY OF r YoRK
We. the undersigned, hereby give notice OF our IN.
tention to organize a trust company. under and pnr-
suant TO the laws of the State OF New York, and We
specify as follows:
The names OF the proposed corpurators of said cor
Poration are: John ID. Cr1mmins. William r. Grace,
William II. Gelshenen, Frank II. Plat. James Ross
S pISsn James Rogsevsi, Eugene Kelly, George R.
Warfeld, Charles ": Morse. Elyerton IL, Chapman,
Stanley. Frank r. Lawrence.
The name OF the proposed corporation is 10 ne
City Trust Company OF New York.
The location of the same is to he Number RI Wall
street. Borough Of Manhattan. City of New YORK.
IN, WlINEss WHEREO VIC have hereuntD az
hhed our signatures this 18th day Of January, 1899.
John D.. CRINMINS,
W. II. RAG
WILLIAM II. GELSHENEN,
FRANK II. LATE
JAS. ROSS RRA
NJ ROOSEVELT.
EUGENE KELLY.
GEORiE r. SHELDON,
EDWARD \. GIBBS.
HENRY JUDGE.
EDWIN WAKEFIELD.
tHARIES W. MORSE,
R. CHAPMAN,
CHARLES V. FORNFS.
WI HALLS. JR..
BERNARD Nj. STANLEY,
FRANK r. LAWRENCE.
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s53s.51s. an increase Of $780, 17 as compared
With I the SIT sSpe N month z 6oc o. the PrssIogghs yer Fni
t ahnS s hei months ndipge Dec. 81 the gross earn.
inRs were $3.858.497. an increase OF S213.476
as compared with the corresponding. period OF
crease Of Si3o,2S3.
The Indiana. Illinois aud Iowa Railroad re-
: P9dE esr sTess o sa 50 s8S a i0r D eSred %Tt II ~ fes sS@s
s %o4 Inar ca tSe OF p%F sS.sGg. 'e FGr P ne H sls months months
sB%Hia az i RsS; So E y! s sg 9.SaS Gp as e6n wsrs with Win
me corrcsG0nding period OF the Gieyi2us year.
The Chicago Terminal Railroad reports gross
earnings for December % SAl $50. an increase
o. S4,554 a. COMPARED, with the same month OF
o. S3,Si2. For the six months ending Dec. 81
the gross earnings were SBO3,SDj. an Increase
oi S53,026 AS compared with the corresponding
period OF The previous year. and net S36S, I69, u
decrease OF S3,4tSi.
The Long Island Railroad reports gross earn
inEs, for December Of S2SO.6S3. Il decrease Of
the previous year. aud net S2S,a64. u decrease
ot Sta.59s, For the six months ending Dec.
crease 81 S2;iO,044 as. compared with the cor
resn0udinR period OF the previous year, and net
81 .OS6.luS an increase OF S54.254.
The Diamond Match Company has declareda
quarterly dividend OF IN Y cent. PAYABLE
March /. The company's surplus account, as
standing or Dec. 81. shows:
Hal forward. .9i75,5oa ,sSS.5as Dec .G s"ss.s so
Written OF 90. Tua, 7HT Dec, 7ps.Tn7
proais '''.... r',il",S,o,@S5' r,39S,Sis bee. '%iiiss.,""sai
Total si4al,9oo ti,eJn,ho! Inc. ,55,oOo
Dividends. . l.lou,OOO I.luO,uUO ......
Balance saai,9oo se76,6o4 Inc. ss5.ane
Dprec'tn, &c. $1,000 ..... Inc. s9I. 800
----- A--- -
Final bal. 100000 s275. 5o4 Inc. Se4, 400
TO be added to this surplus is 100000 received
from W. II. i. j. IL. Moore since Dee. 81, which
makes the present balance $500 o
The Western New York and Pennsylvania
IA lroad Company reports for the quarter
ended Dec. 81:
Gross earnings. Ss4,,lI7 SB2S,34 Dec. ss5, Oas
opeH' expenses. 552.oos b74.s5" Dec. :..85I
Net earnings %. S2a4, 800 $3.50. asa Dec. sbs.uT7
Other income. IRA b.+55 Dec. 3.23l
---- - ----
Total not ..... s2nG.5aa s~a5n,lil Dec. so2. eos
Charged. ..,"..... 24b, 7O5 23b, ~. Inc. D.J13
Balance. ......... $50. s2s s123,34p Dec. S72.b21
Cash on hand. $3o2, OlO; profit and loss surplus.
S2,3l2.33B.
The Fall Brook Railway Company reports
forthe quarter ended Dec, 81:
Gross earnings . .s]lIa.5io slsa,o&s Dec. ss,4ap
Ne. earnings zee. slou.o2i $I0a. nas Dec. sp,nT5
Other income ds,1s4 1881 Dec. Az
Total net ....... &18s. iC5 SITs,S"7 Dec. $40. Az
hStGcsn.'....',,. h,"4" 5,6o6 Dec. 0hl
Surplus o. zoe. sI62. 4Go SI72.321 Dec. sD.sGI
Tho general balance sheet IA Of Dec. 81 shows
cash ON hand. S.bll .o.A1. aud q profit and loss
surplus OF 1854 800.
Th,ea gm,,;t;,, 80. z,lo. -. Ill H..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-02

GLIDING gold reserve. .s2a2. o5a,sos sc74. 4.o75
The ci5GqlSti9n Ct the national banks IAN,
I04 for the month. and an increase OF SIG
1870 for tn" year The amount Of United
aggregates te,s'; Ss16. fa Rn gu ase Of Witch "i EaG,, p !n ,,sS
are > percent. bonds Of the recent popular loan.
Money in London. l@lt p cent. Rate OF dis
MONT bGihiss." 9.& nM9Gs I9r ce snort and three oi
bullion gone into the Bank Of England on bal.
p cents at lO2 francs ~ confines. Exchange
on London. % francs 17ia confines.
j. I, Morgan 4 Co., reorganfzation managers
over "l cont, Of the bonds and over Ri, y
cent "t the stock have deposited their secpri-
They give notice that further deposits and
further assents in resrect, Of bonds deposited
with them will he received up to Feb. II upon
cont. and ! cent. bonds y cent. Tu%M q )
common stock. They also notify holders Of their
reorganization certificates or receipts for pre-
ferred stock and common stock Of the com
oil, cash payable for stock Of the new company.
Which depositors OF the present stock are en-
Titled to acquire. is payable on or before Feb,
20. The reorganization certificates or receipts
must be presented, so that payment may be IN
this call are So, 10 on each share of the present
preferred stock and $3.50 on each share OF the
DItbtuI common htO'k.
Poor 4 GrcenouRh offer to investors at par
and interest 81, 100000 Gramercy Sugar Com
naTny Of New Orleans first mortgage Q J cent.
part ~ an authorized issue Of 81, JOO,OOO: the
additional 100000 remain in the TREASURY or
the company. They are secured by a flrst-ciass
mortgage on the real estate. property and plant
Of the company. and are redcemnble by a sink
ing fund Al llO,F cent. The proceeds Of the
bonds are 10 enlarge the works TO a capacity of
100000 tons of cane and to add a refining
piant; The statement Of quick assets and La
blIties. as OF Jan. |. shows a surplus OF S2S3,-
.{Nl. after making provision for interest, $685.
600. for the entire year Of 1890 on the bonds
OF the company.
The. 1.tna Life Insurance Company has com
pleted Us forty-ninth year. Its annual state
ment shows the GLOWING gains in lSQS: In
new premium income. S172.025 in total IN
come. S3GB 34' H.. assets. S2.642.O j3: in sur
plus. $50, l7S: In life term and in
surancc In force; S8.73l .O34 in accident insur-
anne IN force, SS;,iiaaII."50l and in the number OF
the insurance In force was SI5.4OS.0S4. The
company has paid S10D.5 SOB. $50 to its policy
holders since its organization.
The annual statement of the Manhattan Life
INSURANCE Company. Just published. shows
large gains for the past year. In new insur-
ance written the gain over the previous year
was 81 1865. $40. The assets Of the company ill.,
creased 1924 !S5 and the surplus went up
$j90362, while the reserve was increased
amounted to. SI5.53S,72G,24. The report
that the company has paid to policy
holders since its organization S43. 900. 900.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
CONSOLIDATED Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day were as follows:
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oses. Rssk Es.s. -oisHss-
sstss. ira. eL eh Bid Atled-
i2sss Pa RR,.lse issh islN 1924 l3eh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-02
These securities. among others, were sold by
auction to-day at Tic Rem Estate Exchange:

FF'~Nt II VII u " JUN "
auction to-day at The Real Estate Exchanges:
9shNres Fifth Avenue Bank. ............ .3UsO
= shares Chemical National Bank. ..........41Ob
II shares Central Satiuna Bauk.......... 1901
10 shares Merchants ',atiunal Bank. ION
10 shares Nat. Bank OF Commerce. ........... 2I6
20 shares Leather StEnufActurers' Nat. Bank. 200
90 shares Western National Bank g.. .......... 200
= slnrcs National Clty Bank of y. Y.......l52J
80 shares Holland Trust &c. .............. hOl
40 shares Title Guarantee 4 Trust O. ........ 3IO
200 shares Chatham National Bank 90. 3Oj to 3Oi
70 shares Mechanics Bank of Brooklyn. ... IpH
30 shares Atlantic Trust CT .............. 49,
80 shares I nit ID States Mortgage n Trust Co. :3a
10 shares Washington Trust Cn.......... aHN
100 shares Farmers Loan and Trust Co ......I8in
: shares New York Iitc Ins. n Trust Co. ...I4OI
81 sldlts New YORK Bank Note %. .......... 80
Ihshare. Home Insurance CO. .............. 2Ii
10 shares BROOKLYN Academy of Music. 90. I2I
100 shares Homo Insurance Co ...... 30
10 shares Gcrman-AmeriCHu Ins. Co ........ <nu
100 shares Intern. GOODYEAR Shoe Mach. Co. 2Oi.
zoo shares Goodyear ShO" Machine Co ........ IiL
10 shares New York Mutual Gas CO. .... .... 30
lnshHrc- Continental Fire IuH. co. .......... OH
10 shares Phelps Pub. CO.. Springfield. Mass. $50
- shares SlOss Iron Il Steel Co. 2G
2" shares Enslcy Land Co.. Ala .......... ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-02

Nsw York stock ExchanEe-Sales Feb. /.
United STATES AND STATE BONDS TN ST. o0Osl.
lUsSs, r..."..lO7 TUS4s,c. 1901 ID
'2e u S IS. { e3 L s. s.r, 1875 2SSG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-02

The transactiOns IN stocks Onithe Stock Fy-
change for January were 2~4.2Oi.76S. an in
the same month Of the previous year. The
transactions in State and railroad bonds aggre-
gated Sl42.344 400. AN Increase Of S4a. :3g7, 700.
The receipts Of the Government to-day were:
Customs, SS29.Sol Internal revenue. $780,
2LS. and miscellaneous. S43.eSii. q total Of
Sl.26I.1t1. The Disbursements were S2,Wt1.-
n.0O, an eHcess of expenditures over receipts OF
SEC3.21J. The receipts Of the fiscal year to
date have been S2S9. 0o+. 565:. the expendi-
lures. S}S2,602,.SO2. an excess of expenditures
over receipts OF S"3. & B .237.
Tn official count Of cash in the Treasury to-
day compared with That of yesterday shows:
Ian. ST.. F,b, T.
Gold coin and bullion S22s, 74p.OT5 $22s. 862. a4I
silver dollars and bullion IA ,2ps 1890. T5s
United States notes ..... II p3n. cOS I4SHT,S5s
Other assets less demand
Liabilities. .........-... &c. 3o. O47 10 SO3. 7IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26

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r..,..-..a .Ir. I.... I.... -.u0.e ..-
... .... ..o. .e.... i.. .f i..
,rr. -.m..a rII r... $50
.. b.. -r f.n g.. month
0 T.. 0...I s...t. hU . .-r
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26
No ACTION ON
NEW ARMY BILL
ITS Permanent Increase Feature
Causes General Debate.
Mr.. Cannon says if Fridays Speeches
Had Been Made in Manila thc
Sneakers Would Have Been
Courtmarualcd.

- ,D0
WAoHlNGION, fep'
hours devoted 90 the consid-ia.-
oils on tho calendar to-day ''-
10 / O'clock oeHaH '''- ........
Of the compromise army fa'I
,,, -ts.b had becn agreed upon uf
''''' '.t... ,irifarv Auans Conn
ine members 'i '''' ,...r. I..
m.ltee. Until sA'it -,.....I
measure was taken up ,..tr...- -.
3D. would be passed ''--' ,. .,....
fi0rs 0lmcuit. 3u' l.. .r.,I...t
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26

SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 2J.-The Jnned
States transport Roanoke VIII s"Iu TO-
morrow Tor the Philippines Shs VIII
carry $3.50 tons OF army stores en-" "iao
one hundred enlisted men ana oil'eIs'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26

CONTINUED on Fifth Poge)
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lcontnuel on soo0nl -
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31
Foresters of America.

Court Golden West will give a ball and
banquet in odd Fellows Hall on the Sth
of next February.
A new junior court is soon to be estab-
lished in Alameda County. Consent has
been granted for the institution OF an
other court in this city and the preliml-
nary steps have been taken TO establish
an Italian court in one of the bay coun-
ties This is an evidence of prosperity,
and in addition there are very sausfac-
tory returns from all parts of the juris-
diction.
Court Alcalde has been instituted at
charter members. The instituting officer
was Grand Secretary Jno. J. Cordy, as
sisted by the officers and members Of
Court Sonora and those of Court James
town. J. T. O'Brien is the chief ranger,
J. II. Ingram the financial secretary and
]. Nolan the recording secretary
Officers in the different courts will be
installed at the first meeting of each In
January.
The convention of 1900. that has for it's
object the entertainment of the delegates
TO the grand circle of the Companions of
the Forest of America, will. on the night
of the 18th of January. dispose of an ele-
CANT oil painting that has been donated
as a means TO raise funds 10 defray the
expense of entertaining.
Court Sutro Heights, which during the
past few months has done much to ad-
vance 10 the forefront of Forestry. will
install its new officers on the night OF the
first meeting in January.