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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
HISTORY IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

The Schoolmasters' Association Of New-York and
Vicinity held its regular monthly meeting yesterday
at the Girls High School. No Sc East Twefth-st-
The address for the day delivered by Professor
John L. Stewart. OF Lehigh University. His sub
ject was. History in the Secondary School," He
said the chief trouble with the teaching OF history
in secondary schools in this country Is that It IS
generally supposed that any aniabe man woman
can teach history-any who is Interested" in
We have got beyond that period In other branches.
NO one nowadays would think Of selecting teacher
or Latin or mathematics on that basis any more.
10 teach history man must be full OF his subject
or course q good textbook Is necessary but the
teacher must know something outside Of that book.
History should be taught in view OF geographical
and economic conditions. To say merely that the
cause or the Crusades the desire to recover
possession Of the tomb Of Christ would give only a
feeble idea Of the condition Of the people Of West
ern Europe at that period.
It Is unfortunate also that place in secondary
school should not be deemed proper place for a
scholar know man. who formerly held a pro-
censorship in college who is eating his heart out
because ne mas had to accept place In secondary
school: he says the work Is Interesting but II Is
not what he wishes to do The trouble with him Is
that he wants 70 be lecuring to be agitating GER
tain subjects. Yet TO me II seems that the most
satisfactory period for teaching boys Is when they
are about sixteen. Boys between sixteen and
twenty-five are hopeless. would rather teach boys
OF sixteen or old men. II they would let me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS

The stock market opened under selling pres
sure, and remained weak throughout the day.
Unwarranted fear over the monetary situation,
and vigorous attacks on the industrial list
led to pronounced weakness in the early
trading with striking losses in many issues.
especially in Sugar Refining and num-
Der of Industrial stocks. The bank state
ment made a better showing in surplus
than had been expected. but the effect upon
stocks was not important The known move
ment Of money in the week showed loss to the
banks in cash of over S6000,O0O. yet the state
ment exhibited loss Of only S2,675,4OO. AS
usual, g. few banks made the statement. The
bank statement OF a week ago was figured on
rising averages. 1t did not include end Of the
week bond payments and currency receipts. and
as a result this weeks holdings had the benefit
Of the preceding weeks late improvement. The
fact remains however. that the banks are losing
money heavily to the interior and to the Sub
Treasury. and that the actual position Of the
various institutions is poorly reflected in the
so-called bank statement.
The rest Of the current month is quite likely to
be a period of strained monetary conditions in
this country and in Europe. II Is we'll TO bear
in mind. however that current monetary cond-
lions the world over do not reflect impaired
credit. With nigh money rates ana vigorous
bear party in the field, bull activity In stocks is
not probable, while further declines are possible.
The market has been oversold already. and a
sharp rally is due, but for quick turn" traders
rallies just at present may well be taken advan-
tege OF to realize profits. Interests who are not
concerned with temporary fluctuations find no
occasion for selling their stocks despite bear in
vitations. They are banking earnings and
tbprt mas in
and they confident that market values will
ultimately prove the measure OF intrinsic worth.
People who are inclined TO worry because the
bear element is so successful should console
themselves with the records Of trade prosperity
that are constantly coming TO hand.
The proposed advance OF 10 per cent In wages
by the American Woollen Company will benefit
one hundred thousand people. The American
Woollen Company is an Industrial combination.
The greater number of industrial combinations
are making money for stockholders and for their
employees. At the current range of market
values industrial stocks not dear. And they
do not measure the value behind them. The
commercial agencies report further progress in
business, although this is a period OF the year
when hesitation In business incident to the new
year is to be expected. Everything is going up
save stocks. Stocks act If they had no friends.
1t is quite likely that the people who sell now
will buy back a month hence at prices we'll
above the current level The railroad stocks
were not materially affected by yesterdays at
tack upon the industrials.
The usual weekly table OF price changes for the
more active stocks follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

Outside SECURITIES MARKET. - Market
opened dull closing strong and active. STANDARD
oil closed at 4s6q4s9 against 4574469 on Friday.
Last prices OF other prominent Issues were Ha-
vaua Commercial 15QlS; preferred 6OH62; Baking
Powder. s2as3: Bay State Gas. ll9d11.; Pump.
14a16h; preferred. 64Qes; Markeen Copper, 793;
Amalgamated Copper sO%asl; Amsterdam Gas,
22lbl23: preferred 44Q46 Rubber Goods. 277sd28A;
preferred. SOasl; Disting of America S5sas7s
preferred. 284Q29A Sloss-shefaed, S2l4a33 pre-
fcrred 72a73; General Carriage, l7S bid
RAILROAD EARNINGS.-'The Financial Chron-
ice" computes the gross earnings Of seventy-seyen
roads for the third week Of November, 1889 at
$40 500 $50 an increase OF Oe4 $50 1O5 per cent;
sixty-eight roads for the fourth week OF November
AZ N2g725sO, an increase Of Sl,5iI23, or 1854 per
cent and ninety-fve roads for the month OF Mo-
vember at $50 400 an increase Of &,ii3ss5. or
1912 per cent.
READINGS PURCHASE-The Reading Coal
and Iron Company has purchased a very large tract
of coal lands in Somerset County in the neighbour
hood OF Mos eller, the Cambria and somerset
Railroad, a branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. It is the intention OF the company 10
open up extensive mines
LONDON TRADING.-London traded on ootn
sides Of the account selling on balance 1000 snares
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hardy. MEMBER
OF the New-York Stock Exchange. and Andrew n.
Adger have formed coparnership for the trans
action Of a. stock and bond business, MI Adser
Is from Charleston, s. c. where for we've !eass
he has been identified with the iron trace OF tns
he has been active In the government pohu pVA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

With the exception of Saturday, January H. IN
and Saturday, January o. 1899. yesterdays transas'
tons In stocks were heavier than on any nan nom
day on record. Renewed bear pressure on the IN
dustrals and the execution of stop loss orders leo
TO severe declines the opening. Bear traders pus
out rumors OF good exports. report that
Sugar Refining directors were not WORKING
in harmony caused sharp break IN the
stock the influence of which extended 70 ths
rest of the Industrial issues. The railroad slocks
were comparatively firm. Sugar opened all lns
way from 146 to 1446. against l4ISs on FRIDAY ana
closed at 1894 American Steel and Wire opened
or point and lost point and haI mora
Losses of lQ2 per cent were made at or soon after
the opening by Federal Steel preferred american
and Continental Tobacco, Colorado Fuel and many
specialties. There were some rallies after the Iis'
fifteen minutes Of trading but the weakness OF the
Industrials soon .reasserted. II was reporleo
that the bear element was arranging an expectation
Of gold for effect upon prices, but this and many
other rumors could not be verified. The bank stae'
ment caused a rally but renewed weakness IN
Sugar Refining led to further weakness through
out before the close. Some of the buyers and seu'
ers were: A. H. Combs & Co. and McInVIe. n o.
Wardwell sold Peoples Gas. II. l. lmotIe -
Winsow, Wordei & Co and Provost Bros a, 4 Co
sold Wassermann Bros. bought 81 PAU PAU '" con,
Houghtaling & Co. bought Southern Rair"ay To-
mon G. NJ Carnochan & Co sold ConIin,e,nssa' So
bacco stop orders were caught Maxwemm *
vile 00o0 and c. l.. Rathborne CO IZ!y.VV SoiSbt
American Tobacco. Muir & PoWeli H 4S1 SoIght
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. A. NJ: Juasoni 00 IeH
New-York Central; Jones. Maury & CO. soI h naI
Griesel & CO. qooo) and keech. Loew g SON Gc0}
sold Republic Steel H. l. Nicholas GO; s6 SOu s6s
Continental Tobacco " LAWRENCE enc 1o Am sOy
Sugar. G b. Hopkins g. Co Q.cO ana y A. 1NA'O''
az Son bought American Tobacco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET,

Fall River. Mass. Dec. 3 (speciaD.--The bulletin
Issued by the Selling Committee of the manufactur-
ers states: "rhe market active at unchanged prices
with a good demand. which has been fairly met -
Brokers report that business was good throughout
the week. and that the sales Will reach 10000
pieces. exceeding the production. The demand was
strong at all times. and the sales reported are not
larger. because the mill men disposed OF ell the
cloth they cared 10 make contracts for at present
Both standards and odds have been in demand.
and have beer sold. but In the Selling Commit
tees goods odds have comprised the bulk Of the
sales.
Nearly all sales have been for future delivery as
spots and nearby deliveries are scarce. The manu-
facturers refusing to sell at "a cents the figure
at which the market is quoted. They decided not
20 sell at that basis shortly after the price went
UP, and with few exceptions their attitude is un-
changed. Contracts have been made into July OF
next year, and few OF the mill disposed TO
accept bids at present prices for cloth beyond that
date. The increase OF wages TO 10 per cent, in
stead of s. warrants them In holding off for
better prices than those accepted when per cent
had been agreed upon. The settlement OF the
wage question and the increasing strength OF the
cloth market have had their effect upon the stock
market, and prices are higher than they have been
IN some time. and holders are not inclined to sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
CANADA'S Tobacco TRADE.

Buffalo, Dec D-Advance returns of the tobacco,
cigar and cigarette trade Of the Dominion Of Canada
for the fiscal year ending In June last show large
increase in the production OF each class The con-
sumption of cigars reached in the twelve months a
total of lbs 900 992 Increase the preceding
year of 15.s16127. OF the total given 112 1853 955
are entered foreign leaf 1,021,6 $50 Canadian
leaf and 654 s45 as combination.
Under the heading Of foreign leaf tobacco, the
turns show total Of 710j.7S pounds. against
6G4S 333 pounds the preceding year: Canadian leaf
2.1s6 426 pounds against 959 pounds, and com
bination leaf tobacco 352, 205 pounds.
The consumption OF foreign leaf cigarettes totalled
100. 750.s2s against 79.G663l7 in the previous year
The foreign raw leaf paid tax Of 81, 0G7. GJ6
against 1851 7S9 the year before. This represents
of course only the inland revenue duty, and does
not include that paid 10 the customs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New-Orleans - COM
mercal. 81 5Od$l 70 discount; bank, par. san FRAN
c,sco-Sight SC; telegraph, 7lac Cincinnati-OVer
the counter SOC premium between banks par Do
and 25c premium asked. Savannah-Buyins, &c
off. selling par Charleston-Buying, par; selling
I5c premium Boston-Par and to Is 2-5c discount
Chtca go-2Oc premium. ST. Louis-Par bid. 25c pre-
MUM asked.
RANK OF GERMANY STATEMENT.-The week.
" abatement OF the Imperial Bank OF Germany
shows the following changes; Cash In hand In
creased I5200Oo marks, treasury notes increased
1eo 600 marks other securities decreased H'obo0O
marks and notes In circulation decreased 1ol2oVo
marks.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money IN
London. 5g51k per cent. Open market discount rate
5A657. per cent for short and long bills. Berlin
discount rate, ga per cent. Berlin exchange on
London. 20 marks 49h pfennigs. Paris exchange
on London. % francs 1914 centimes. Paris discount
rate. 81 per cent
FOREIGN SECURITIES. - British consols Tor
money. 1Ol%; for the account, 1o2. French rentes'
100 francs 62Is centimes. Spanish Is In LONDON VIA
THE SILVER MARKET-Bar silver, 5slsc Mex
lean silver dollars, 47Ac. Bar silver In LONDON
NHd.
GOLD PREMIUM.--In Madrid. NfO; LISBON
$50; Buenos Ayres NO; Rome. SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
NEW RAILROAD EQUIPMENT.

Prosperity among the railroads Is reflected N
their heavy orders for new rolling stock TINS
Railroad Gazette" In last weeks issue gave tns
following summary OF new equipment ordered:
The Georgia and Alabama Will build 800 nss
cars at It's Americas shops. The Mobile and ONO
will build 1000 box cars. The Louisville, Eysnv
Vile and St. Louis Consolidated is asking bids On
200 box cars. The Mount Vernon Car Manufactuus..
ing Company has order for one freight car ~
the Carson and Colorado The South Paclno ns1
ordered 800 stock cars from the American car ane
Foundry Company. The American Car and Fou w.
dry Company IL building nine freight cars Tor ~
Compenie Mnera de Pinoles. The cars wah hss
by the Southern are $500 freight, IL eight wnor s
passenger and Is twelve wheel passenger we az
Informed that tho Rutland has ordered SIX wear "a,
bule passenger cars from Pullman's Palace .s.
Company Ii Is rumored that the Delaware 49,
awanna and Western has asked bids on SsW I'd
cars We have nothing official IL Is repSu,n~cJr
but not officially. that the National Rolling SIAM vnna
Company has ordered twenty-five nat cars \, h
the American Car and Foundry Company LIZ
reported that the Colorado Midland IL consassvce
ordering several hundred freight cars Hu' ", paul
and Sault Sta Marie has ordered ~ ess e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
BANK STATEMENT AND MONEY.

The money market is in better condition IMAM -
was at the time Secretary Case made MS Ooh1 -.
demption Offering but from the frantic appealS 'O
help that emanate from speculative circles II h'a'
be assumed by the uniformed that bank hoiuihs'
are approaching the minus quantity posuo'-
Money will doubtless remain high throughout INC
month In NewYork and in foreign financial circles
but there is danger OF a panic Inv
situation Is backed by industrial prosperity,
and bear efforts to prove that money cohdl'on
will develop a panic not likely to be SUCCESS
full. 1t reported yesterday that certain spec
ulators intended 10 ship some gold at loss "
order TO knock securities prices lower Po"eriu'
bear cliques not above resortng TO such ne'n-
DDS The better than looked Iys.
showing loss OF only l,6N,n5 In surplus. ~,
actual condition OF the banks is probaoly poossev
than exhibited, the known movement OF iuynos
In the week showed a loss TO the local. insutu.iOns
OF 900 900 In cash. According 70 the aelaeS
system the loss was only S675,O0 Loans sho~gyo s
q surprisingly small decrease. only sos05v wnise
deposits decreased s., 1872 500. Inc lquldatlon ~
loans incident to stock market liquidation AT tIo
close OF the week did not ngure TO any extent IA
the statement The foreign money markets Suo
again Arm and at Paris and London discount
rates were n trife higher. Paris exchange on Lons
don moved In favor OF the last named centre. AZ
reached a level above the gold exporting poinI
london dispatches again said that London expecteo
10 get gold from this side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco Dec. 9.-The official closing quo
tatons for mining stocks to-day were as followss
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

=. Liverpool Dec Closing; wheat-spot nrm; No /
q So No NSTihe5n spring os lihd cornspot
January steady. SIS ed February steady IS ed Flour
st Louis fancy winter hn. Is. Peas-CsnadIan o. Sd
Hops at London Pacihc COAST firm e. i0sGf4 los Beef
steady; extra India mess SIS Cd; prime 7es 80
cut IA TO 10 n, dun 46s BaeonCumbeand cut rs to
70 N Gull S2s short nb Is 70 "a n, steady. aes long
middles heavy 81 to 20 n steady s4s Cd; ehort clear
easy, SSs. shoulders-squars IL to IA ~ Arm sss Cd
Lard firm; prime Western in terces 2sa 3D. American
refined in pals 2Ss 3D. Butter-Fnest United states
e4s; good 7Ss Cheese Arm; American finest shits o7s
American finest oolored, b6s Cd. Tallow-F rtme civ
steady 25s Cd; Australian Londc- 26s gd CSttoo
seed oil-Hull refined, Novemb teadk 1ys "a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STEADY. S1S hpon nrrn
ND pstroleum-Refned. TN IA IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
pAULrsr PRIESTS MEAN TO FIoHT.
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE OF M'oLoHTs AL
LEGGED PLACE TO BE LOOKED UP.

.pn,,c,rroN FOR LICENSE OF MoLoRTs AL
LEGGED PLACE TO BE LOOKED UP
IT is evident, from inquiries MADE a. .hv ou.
80. h,.,.r eght will be made against the p'aoe
~ Ur.et Eyrtv-n,ntb-st which, 1t IL reported 'ho
no.or,ous .ril,v. McGlory intends 10 run au
dance han The place In question 10 '
at No. 315 West Fifty -ninth-st Num-
A LIQUOR tax certificate was issueo 80, ~ Carnn-
Der two days ago, IN the name Oh fIa oa,t.r, AZ
Iii s,nc. then there have been many caNe'o az
80 - o@c. IN nrotest against the issue Oh
or,,ecote one OF the most prominent oi 'nv1.
-. a. 1,ev Alexander p. Doyle. OF the fauhs'
Fathers whose church Is less thaIi 49, -,
from the premises In question fa'her Do''o -
familiar with the provisions OF the EXCISE
~ Ala NOT need 10 be told that Deputy con'is
no VIZ ,I,,I,ord has no discretion about the Issuance
=, a certificate II the provisions or the Id" III 9
,,o6 with The clergyman took q copy Vi
Camnbeu's application. however anu .io
r,epts made therein will doubtless De suo'ec'eu ~,
rnoe,cial painstaklng verihcaton- II any Vi I'm
,,,ss,orer Hilliards inspectors should be founu 10
49,. made q somewhat too friendly report 'hei'
- re, s,h,lees he trouble in store for them.
Co,nnbeu said IN his application that there was
no building within two hundred feet Oh the prem
ices IN question In which there was not soHio h'iu
~ business carried on. That being the case h'
corsents OF neghboring residents would De hecess
sarv IT. however Il should be founu tha' 'n0'N
ere some houses within that distance occupied as
dwolling houses only, then consents wouia 10
necessary, and none were filed In this case IL MAJ
been held by the courts that the distance speenieu
IS 70 be construed extending In a s"aie"' nv
In any direction-that is. substantially as iao,uS
w. ,h,s wav a much larger area is covered than
would he II the distance were to be measured alohs
sidewalks and around corners.
Father Doyle made no statement as 10 VIVA, 10
intended to do about the case but IL an appHoS q.
tion Tor n concert license for the place shoula %
renewed there will doubtless be veheneh' pio'es'
from the residents In the locality anecteo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
TELEPHONE COMPANIES INCORPORATED

Articles OF incorporation of the seashore and
Delaware River Telephone Telegraph and Cable
Company were filed at Trenton yesterday. The
company s controlled by the Telephone Telegraph
and Cable Company Of America. and is capitalized at
100000. 1t Will build telephone line through Jer.
sey City. Bayonne and Elizabeth. and along the
Atlantic Coast TO Atlantic City and Cape May, and
thence 10 Camden. The corporators are James E.
Hayes. Camden George w. Beers. Fort Wayne,
Ind, and John u. Stauffer, PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
American SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Dec. Q. 2 D. m.-American securiues
opened depressed on the lower overnight operations
from New-York Prices remained down. with next
N nothing doing and at the close the market was
fat and stagnant. Last prices were: Canadian
Pacific or Erie. 13: Erie first preferred, Ss, h,"o
80, ~. Union Pacific preferred, 70; st. Paul.
,os. New-York Central, l4tA; Pennsylvania, @N:
Reading. 10; Northern Pacific preferred TN; Atch'
son, 22is Louisville and Nashville S9si "ra"'
Trunk tn and Anaconda, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
NEW TRUST COMPANY FORhED.

SENATOR JOHNSON MADE PRESIDENT AND FRANK
b. PLYMProN SECRETARY AND TREASURER
Hackensack, Dec. (speciaD-The Hackehsaeh
Trust Company has completed its organization anu
announces that It will begin business December -
with a capital OF $4,000 and surplus OF '1o'"'
Senator William NJ Johnson was chosen president
DR. David ST. John and William Mckehzie VICE.
nres,dents and Frank B. Pympton. for many years
with the Western National Bank. OF New-York Guy
secretary and treasurer The Board OF directors
are NJ E. Clarendon, David st. john William NC
Kenzie. D. A. Pell, George w oonKnn' , HUrar NJ
y Terhune, John J. Phelps. Edward r. Moore. T.
d Easton John Dunlop, William NJ; Jonusoh' L. -
Turner Hiram Bells and Isaac d. Bogert'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on CALL 4 per cent i"o
FIN. money market was quiet at per cent for Sixty
a.. a Nor cent for three months and per cent for
four and six months railroad collateral ana
above on mixed collateral. Commercial paper rates
were 5Aas per cent for the best names FOR three
,our and six months Paper not so wei KNOWN
ruled higher. o,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market firm. Actual
closing rates follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
COMMITTEE OF CAPTAINS TO SELECT.

Colonel William G. Bates of the list Ragi-
ment. has appointed committee OF captains to
report on q candidate for the lieutenant colonecy
While II is uncertain yet who the man will be, X
is said that Captain W. l.. Hazen stands the best
chanoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

nesse every manufacturer. and the smpaV 1SSss the
satisfied with what they have secut on he desired,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

Schedules Of Henry d. McCord Son, wholesale
dealers In grain, hay etc, at Nos % and "a Broad
st. show firm liabilities OF 800 O22. nominal assets
of ss4 OO7 actual OF 55l consisting OF ac-
counts receivable $3 STA, stock hand $685. s and
cash N.l2S Henry d. McCord has individual labili-
ties OF SIN nominal assets of se $50 and actual as
sets Of $780, He owns real estate consisting OF No.
o. Broad-st No 1lS West Seventy third-st, house
and forty acres OF land at Sing Sing, and house
and lot at Sing Sing, but the mortgages aggre-
gate $4,000 there is said TO be no equity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

Judgment for N5 $40 was entered yesterday against
Charles S. Kendall in favor Of the Mutual Life In
surance Company for balance due a mortgage Of
$4,000 dated May H. 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
STOCKS AGAIN LOWER.
REAR ELEMENT AGGRESSIVE.

BANK STATEMENT PooR-oUTLook FOX
MONEY,
Closing prices yesterday Of the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from fridays
1aot price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS - Market
weak. Total sales amounted In par value 10 A95s-
46s. against H,7l5.0oo on Friday. The heaviest deal
ings were In the Atchison and Baltimore and Ohio
issues. Baltimore and Ohio Northwestern Division
S1s) Central Pacific Is. Chesapeake and Ohio s.
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Is. Colorado and
Southern first As, Green Bay and Western debont-
ure BIS. Missouri Kansas and Texas second A.
Northern Pacific IS. Reading general a, 81. Louis
Southwestern lists and Eds. Southern Railway first
"a. Southern Pacific Is. Standard Rope and Irvine
incomes. Union Pacino Il. Wabash second - and
daesnturs BA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits on the re
spective dates:
srecs s1463l4 500 s1i3.069, 100 Dec 81 545 4ot
Legal tendery.. so 24l 700 4s.91lS00 Dec 1929 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

Total sales for the week. 46T, 400
Total In prseedns week. 2.716,soo
sEx d,vtdsnd- TEE rights.