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Nj. J. DOHERTY,
Superintendent Bureau of Streets.
Pane's celery compound is not an
ordinary remedy. 1t is the most Won
derful invigorator the world has ever
known
The character of the testimonials to
Paine'S celery compound is in marked
contrast to those received by any other
remedy. People with ample means of
getting the most efficient medical as
sistance employ Paine's celery COM
pound in their families and recommend
it to others.
1t is a conspicuous fact. and one that
should be borne in mind by persons
suffering from the effects of impure
blood or a weakened nervous system,
that Paine's celery compound, the dis
covery of Prof. Edward e. Phelps,
NJ. D.. IL. D.. Of the Dartmouth medi-
cal school, is the one remedy for II gu
latirg the nerves and purifying the
blood, that is used by physicians in
their own families and ordered to their
patients.
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Mineral Locations.

Notices of the following mineral loca-
tons have been filed for record in the Of
flee of the county clerk and recorder:
John A. B. Jack. the Captain Jack
quartz lode claim, in an unorganized dis
trict
J. J. Clifford and D. T. Curran. the Red
Bird fraction. in Copper Cliff, unorganized
district
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Paid the Costs,

Pete Anderson. who was charged with
assault in the third degree, appeared be-
fore Judge Boland yesterday for trial.
The complaining witness. a man named
Rothoff, did not desire to prosecute the
case and by consent of the county attor-
ney Anderson was allowed to plead gull
ty and pay the costs, without any addi-
tional fine.
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A SAD DEATH,
Mrs. H. w. Martin Dies at Sunset, Aged
81 Years

~ Years.
Word was received in Anaconda yester-
day of the death of Mrs. II. W. Martin
which occurred at Sunset a few DAYS
ago. Mrs Martin was the wife of FL W.
Martin, a prominent ranchman and stock
man of that vicinity. She was about 81
years of age. and her taking off in the
prime of life is sad blow to her hus-
band and her friends The cause of death
was pneumonia. She leaves husband and
one child. little girl. and her father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Warren, who
reside at Sunset.
1t appears that there is a great deal of
sickness in that vicinity and that the
dreaded disease, pneumonia, has stricken
many. w. w. Martini brother of Mrs.
Martin, and Ambrose Martin, her brother
in-law, are both down with it.
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He Fooled the Surgeons.

All doctors told Renick Hamilton Of
West jefferson, O., after suffering IS
months from Rectal Fistula. he would die
unless a costly operation was performed :;
but he cured himself with five boxes of
Bucklen's Arnca Salve. the surest Pile
cure on earth, and the best Salve in the
world. % cents a box. Sold by all drug
gists.
The Appetite of Goat
Is enved by all poor dyspeptics whose
Stomach and Liver are out of order All
such should know that DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy. gives Il splendid appetite
sound digestion and a regular bodily hab-
it that insures perfect health and graf
ensrgy. Only % cents, at all drug ss2.es.
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When in Butte lunch at Sherman'l
A Probate Matter.

There was d brief session of the district
court yesterday. Judge Napton made an
order in the matter of the guardianship
of Herbert B., Abbie H., Linda j., Charles
X and Hilda *. Hardenbrook, minors
whereby the guardian, Charles X. Har-
denbrook is permitted to borrow $500.
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You hereby notified that the partne hip
heretofore existing between Robert Nagler and
August Olson is this day dissolved All claims
against the firm of Nagler & Olson will be paid
by August Olson and all accounts due said Nagler
& Olson are to be paid TO August Olson at No.
August Olson is at the Corner" and business
will continue as heretofore, August Olson having
purchased the interest of Robert Nagler of the
firm of Nagler g. Olson. ROBERT NAGLER.
AUGUST OLSON.
Anaconda Mont, March IS, 1899.
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To the Electors.

I beg to announce myself as an indie
pendent candidate for the office of police
magistrate of Anaconda. l very respect
fully solicit the support of the electors
at the polls next Monday.
j. M. KENNEDY.
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Pay your subscription to the Ana
conda Standard for one year in advance
and secure the handsome premium
Paris of To-Day"
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Just think of the long ride without
change of cars. Through sleeper from
Anaconda to St. Louis via the Burling
ton route.
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Notice is hereby given that work in
our line in future will only be con-
tracted from the architect or owner
PLASTERERS UNION.
Anaconda, April /, 1899.
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The Burlington route runs a through
sleeper from Anaconda to Omaha, st.
Joseph and ST. Louis without change.
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When you go east take the Burling-
ton route to St. Louis via Omaha and
st. Joseph without change of cars.
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Pay your subscription to the Ana
conda Standard for one year in advance
and secure the handsome premium,
Paris Of To-Day"
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Try the Burlington route from Ana
conda to Omaha, st. Joseph and st.
Louis without change of cars.
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Anaconda to Omaha without change
of cars via the Burlington route.
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Hams to-day, IA pound average, 1915
pound Ed Devines.
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ANACONDA news.
CITY DEMOCRATIC TICKET,

j For Mayor
JOHN M. MADDEN.
I For City Treasurer
JOHN r. WALKuP.
For Police Magistrate
T. d. FITZGERALD.
FOR ALDERMEN:
First Ward
MARCUS TALBOT.
, Second Ward
w. M. KELLY.
Third Ward
JOSEPH E. M'DONNELL.
Fourth Ward
P. T. DUNN.
Fifth Ward
JOSEPH SLADICH.
Sixth Ward
F. II. MURPHY.
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ANACONDA
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PHYSICIANS.
Dr,. N. 5. SNYDER.
Surgeon to St. AIMS Hospital.

Office West Third ST.. near Main.
Te,enhonp No 49, Anaconda, No -.
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J. Nj. SLlGH, NJ. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
3S11b East Park avenue. Office hours.
to II a. H. . tn and 7 TO p. m.
Residence. Montana Hotel. Anaconda.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET. - Market
opened strong. closing steady. Standard OIL closed
at 454lka45e against 455ai5sl5 on Saturday Last
prices OF other prominent issues Havana
Commercial nd2i preferred 6l1d62h Baking
Powder s5lkf: Bay State Gas. lfsGlA; Pump. lea
2l; preferred. 6slzn7O Markeen Copper, nan;
Amalgamated Copper HsGss; Amsterdam Gas.
26a27; preferred 53a5s Rubber Goods. 2st.a3O pre-
ferred s2IkQs3; Distllling OF America. lS4Gl3%:
preferred. ssAG3s4 Soss-shef1eld when issued).
25&d%: preferred 7iA475la
REPORT UNFOUNDED-The report circu-
luated that William II. Butler. formerly OF the
Union Tobacco Company. would associate himself
with the Havana Commercial Company is abso-
lutely without foundation
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS-Loan quotations
this morning were Atchison preferred Chicago
Burlington and quincy. Peoples Gas. Consolidated
Gas. Metropolitan Street Railway. General Elec
trIc Missouri Pacific. New-York Central. North
western Northern Pacific common. Northern Pa
cinc preferred Reading. Rock Island, st. Paul
Sugar Refining Union Pacific common. Union Pa
cinc preferred. American Tobacco, Manhattan
Leather common, Southern Railway preferred
Southern Pacific Louisville and Nashville. Jersey
Central United States Rubber preferred, United
States Rubber common. Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Federal Steel common. Federal Steel preferred. s.;
Delaware and Hudson Tennessee Coal and Iron
Baltimore and Ohio common and preferred and g.
and Western Union. g.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
TWO SOUTHERN RAILROADS.

Louisville and Nashvile's earnings Tor the secoHu
.oot, in Novemper increased $3.50. and southern
potIu,a, earnings increased $67 30l over the same
,tr,e a wear ago Both roads have made wondertul
ro,ross in the last ten months. and the securities
% hotb are slowly working higher on dividend pros
oc,s II is thought that Louisville and Nashvihe
will he placed on a per cent basis In lS" ana
southern Railway preferred on a per cent OASIS.
Tast year Southern Railway preferred earned near
1v 4 ner cent and at the current rate OF earnings
t will show over per cent this year. 1t Is inter
estine to note foreign opinion on LouisVhIe ana
Nashville The London Statist," In copy just
received saws among other things regarding the
company: While fixed charges Tor the current
wear will increase $l33 OOO the net revenue. apart
from further Increases will reach total OF SSloS-
600 or nearly sufficient to pay per cent dividend
unon the stock With a continuance Of active trade
X nro6ts OF the company for the current year
NAV easily reach 81 000O0. equal TO nearly per
cent on the stock. Although improvements anu
betterments should demand "A large outlay d Nv
dard ~ al least per cent should be fortncomlnS
Tor the current year. and possibly per cent Inc
chances for a maintenance OF STEADY oiVluenu s
imnrovements enabling traffic TO be moved more
cheaply For the year TO June 30 last the company
earned a freight rate OF 2y cents, Dut tS trdlhlodu
was only 205l. tons which latter should be capable
~ considerable Improvement This probably Will
he effected as efforts have already been made 10
Increase the freight trainload. III the Detterment
proportion OF the gross earnings may be retained
as net should the profits OF the current year De
equal to a or per cent dividend, as appears prop
able still higher price Is llkely 10 ne Witnessed
for the stock even though the actual dsburse-
ments are not more than 1 or per cent. the
nresent prosperity has raised the company per
cent unified bonds TO lo2, against a low quotation
for the year OF % and of SiA the lowest price
touched last year"
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21

starting with sales OF 5000 shares by f. 1. ADAMS
g. co Bell & Co sold 5000 shares. ana traueIs
were free sellers Stop loss orders were feaoneu'
and the stock appeared to have htte s"Ppoi|
the Board room traders evidently expec'eu '"a'
Tammanv would crush the Manhattan company
before ending its attacks. but officers OF the co''
many were not in despair over the situat'oh ~ ~nus
cell Sage received letter yesterday from some
Street nhIlanthropIst advising him TO sell ms Ni'
haitian holdings as the stock would ran 10 w. 'u'
Mr. Sage refused TO take advantage oi 'n' -.
oros,tv American Steel and Hoop sold AT us nsn-
oct nrice on record on commission house puSins'
consolidated Gas was strong on good ouyi"e.
coutbern Pacific was bought by London ana suo"e
oorrnissjon houses and sold by traders ana l's'
weeks speculative buyers. The carry ue'i'" A.,
the iron and steel stocks was creoi'eu ~ -,
Keene's operations. Flower Co. oous"' ,,t
Steel on the decline. Washington UPS Su n,
the sunreme Court decision in the Addyston tlps
80 uonld no against the company. and pear
traders made capital out Of the report 'oiol "u'
Southern first preferred gained over one pom
Norfolk and Western common was "'"'
on heavy trading.
Some of the buyers and sellers were ,
n Clews G. Co bought Mexican National; GhSL'e& iat =
cIeeory soId ". Z. Tunis & Co. and DominiSek = 4
Williams bought Baltimore & Ohdo ~ 200, pbomqht Peo-
MES Gas worden & CO., qoce and KdSr R aenGy = c6
bought American Tobacco: F 5 Goar,, oar, hIi'I = I" car
o. }: LosS sn5 Halle Halle & siegtz C20W bought Sugar
Loeb and Mendham Brothers n,wg soiu' a. tiddcS
T. 20 n opm bought Southern Pacihc. A NJ hfu hl9aTr
& Co. sold H. clews Co QGg9 bought c6 NVriSM u ,6S
bought Union Pacific; Lacenburg InaImaanm ann ,t ~
CO. and H. Durand sold c. l. M Mh'0H WorS"n oIus'i
smeiters preferred Edey Sons sold: WSCruen atS q
Co bought Atchlson preferred: L. Levy & Co sod s4a,
Iemes NcCovern e Co. bought Northern Pacing
Common: Andrews Crlss sold G Minzesheimer 3, q
% II OpO sold Manhattan Railway. T.. a fdlr-
child q OoO bought Norfolk and Western common.
London bought Southern Pacific; A. NJ. hldaer DER & ~
Co Ciroesbeck & Sterling 1900 and Henry
Brothers & Co. sold R H. Holmes. F. 3 b Hayens N6,1
q co and l.. Levy K Co. bought Atchlson com
mon: Dick Brothers & Co. and Worden co; sold.
Sutro Brothers e. Co. bought American IopacG9;
n G. We'll sold and traders offered II down. Haile
& stieglitz G.mW bought Manhattan; Bel & 90 80.
II OOO sold r. Clews & Co. bought Southern Ran
way prefrred Halle & Steglitz 4,0CQ bought sugar
Refining c. Mnzeshemer Co socW' "a 900 00ondge ndgs
Is O0O and W r. Houghtaling * Co. u-GO sofa
Manhattan Kohn e. Co sold American TOBACCO
Flower & Co bought Federal Steel J. c. kilbTeth
e. 3OOM bought Wire; Edey Sons q 500 bought con-
soidated Gas Chauncey & Co sold D. Lapsiey &
Co Il 0M c. Gregory 1000. A. w. Morse q Co,
p II Minis & Co. j. Fields q ,OoO bought Manhat-
tan: H. Coolidge 5000 and Seymour. Johnson q
Co. O.OOO sold. w. r. Houghtaling & co; bought
Reading first preferred Flower Co. Ge~ ooueht
Federal Steel
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
MONEY MARKET FACTORS.

The response TO the Governments offer to buy
bonds was so small yesterday that certain prom
inent banking houses may be induced 70 sell IRON
s1o or 900 to sl5Oo0OG0 of Government bonds IN
the course Of the week. Total sales In this CITY
amounted to less than 5000" for the DAY II the
flI amount of the bond purchase offering Is not
IT., nm q will merely reflect that the money
market is not i'm need Of the assistance offered ana
that the banks expect to be able to handIe the
situation through .cturn movement 0i currency
from trade channels. IL Is more than nkeS, o~o Low
ever that before the time limit expires the SZoWnVU
of bonds will be turned In. There VIII De an
active call for money -oward the end OF DeceI%Hog MI
for January disbursements. and Government HelR
may be needed more at that time than now. ~ az
events there is no prospect Of cheap money yu't
a., ,,resent hut there IL no reason 10 look LOT q
return of the exorbitant rates recently preNallHnS
II may be well for enthusiastic Spe ,GIt'T L., ~
ury was not for abe purpose Of stimulatihs a DIE ors
bull movement inc }fkir Money Iueu @ sJer at thc
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
WABASH PAYMENTS.

A Wabash director was quoted as follows yes
terday: st1ir,bt
We will certainly paw the full per cent on thg
A., ~ IA ter mart OF next month. and WhiIe
carnot sneak FOR the other directors. DeletNe
screthinG may be done on the Bs Al inc lolI9Mlrs s
T'no r,setine our magnificent earnings are Keep
I,r mn and no circumstance Is apparent Wllot
would Cause them 10 decline. Apart nom .u, 5,,cb
,vrnreion Of business. are able 10 snow s!Clul
r@!,,lt by sort OF triple expansion Of our Gar@nins @
ga oocity W. have increased the power ol ioDo
cdtt1.s ct.i,s tts canactv OF cars and also cut down
The grades Improvement work ln ana lncfe'sst ,st
business entirely account for our s%nJGe % ana tbs
J%ii$y SSefor% 10000 Now we have none. during
the hard pcrod Of 1856 being unable 10 pay PE III
,r.sf ~ sc on our fixed charges. we had 10 DorroM
SSG 61o That has all been wiped on our car
trust debt is being reduced every ToItb m0nib Of con-
eifTuction work is also charged to operating eN-
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

sri, under the antitrust law involving an
,ndustrial combination is now before 'he ."
nreme Court and decision is looked Ior oe
fore Christmas. AS the Supreme Court UnN'-
the same law. ruled against the lrahs-N
Traffic Association and against the JOINT 1laii'
Association many stock market traders h@'e
decided that a similar decision VIII De gwen III
the case in question. Operators oeHeVlhs t""'
a decision would be handed down yesterua|'
stocks were freely sold in the morning anu' d.
though a slight rally followed the announcement
Of mo decision" the market ended the oay a'
net losses in the greater number or issues 1t
NAV be recalled that the Trans Missouri anu
Jont Traffic Association rulings did not cause
a manic among the railroads or reduce 'he ac'"'''
value of railroad securities one cent ana "
NAV also be recalled that the holders OF stochs
Who sold as a result of the decisions in the
cases named soon saw market Values nloNihs
higher and railroads making bigger returns
than ever before.
The industrial prosperity of the country will
not be affected by Supreme Court rulings that
UNFOLD the law. Some overcspitalized INDUS
tr,a, concerns securities may be forced still
further down the speculative scale. but the
good stocks will not suffer in value. An adverse
decision in the Addyston Pipe case would hep
hear traders for a time although the chances
are that their success would. outside of poor
Industrial issues be measured by fractions
The outlook for bear profits is not bright. Later
on in the season. If the demand incident TO first
of the wear disbursements causes further strln-
eencv in the money market. short sales may
nrove profitable on quick turns, but careful
holders who are looking forward to a bul mar
ket in January will have their accounts SO well
margined that temporary fluctuations against
them will not bring their possessions on the
market The fact that speculation remains
ou,et with no attempts to lift" prices, en-
corrages the belief that substantial market IN
terests are at disposed to begin active opera
tions for rise until local money supplies are
larger. And it reflects common sense and con-
servatism on the part Of public traders VINO
realize that large amount Of credit facilities
is necessary before bull speculation can have
any permanency.
Money supplies are increasing, and, after the
January payments there should be enough
funds at this centre for the purposes Of an ac-
tive advancing market. People who buy now
appear to shape their operations on the expecta-
ton OF a January rise. Low priced stocks ere
being taken out Of the market and paid for,
while among the holders of the high class issues
there is little disposition TO sell at present quo
tations. OF the low priced stocks Norfolk and
Western common was in good demand yester-
day also Southern Pacific on the reaction. The
greater number Of stocks lost ground for the
day. with pronounced weakness in the loca
traction shares led by Manhattan. The gen
eral list was comparatively dull transactions
being confined in great part TO the more active
speculative issues.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
MANGANESE IN THE SOUTH.

The Norfolk and Western Railway Company will
be benefited by the rich discovery OF new manga
deposits along It's lines Engineers engaged on
the Kennedy Creek iron property. ten miles south
OF staunton Va. on the Norfolk and Western. and
sixteen miles from the crmora manganese mines
have uncovered large deposits Of high grade man
ganese and brown hematite ores The tract now
OF the Atchson. who is developing H.; 1t contains
over 1900 acres, paraleling the Norfolk and West
ern Railway for six miles. and s considered TO be
one OF the most valuable mineral properties In the
EnII
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
SAGE on GAS SITUATION.

Speaking for the Standard Gas Light Company
of which he is president, Russell Sage sald yes
terday that the local gas situation was uhchdneeu
and that the sale of the Manhattan Oil Company
nv tho People's Gas Light and Coke Company OF
Chicago to a London syndicate would nave no
bearing on local matters. Mr.. Sage's remarks VIZ
promuted bv a report that the new owners OF
the Western company were negotiating WI" '"'
New-York gas companies 10 sell them oil. ,..,.
Mr. Sage had no reason TO offer lot yesteI uay
break In Manhattan. but one OF MS trlenuS lI.Ci NJ
mated that the sharp decline In that STOCK was
the result Of local political Vaccinations
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21

so5 2Is s7s: balances. N75S7H Philadelphia-EA-
changes. 81. 1893 76s: balances 81 ssl So eal.n'o,e
Exchanges 81. .2ss, ,554; balances solo.so' .so
Exchanges $50 es7 s22: balances s2oSooz' -
FOREIGN MONEY MARkEl'-Oa iio.o ,.,e
London SA per cent open MAJ nes 49, cont for
49, ,irs psr,,n discount rate, 5% per cent ber-
In 1s eynhanee on London 20 marks ~ pfennlss
paris exchange on London. 25 francs a ce"'''''''
paris discount rate Sa3h per cent o,s for
FOREIGN SECURITIES - britism saa cU'' 'e wrench
money. lO3 5-l6: for the accouhe. i "A in Lon
rentes. 100 francs S7is centifnes' ''"'
don 651s D.. ,,,,er 5ssSc Mex-
can SILVER dollars. 47l.c. Bar silver IN i''"'''
27 lied. ,,a OF so. Lisbon, Al;
GoTD PREMIUM-In Madrid, DOW h'''''
Rnenos Ayres. 1880; Rome os'71'
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market strong. Final
nnnt finns follow.

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market steady. Total sales
amounted in par value 10 A.7265co, against A,274co
on Saturday. The heaviest dealings were in the
Atchison issues. Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Division 3i5s) Central Georgia 5s Chesapeake and
Ohio rls Colorado Midland first PAS Colorado and
Southern first As Missouri. Kansas and Texas
second As and extension IS, Northern Pacific As,
Reading general As ST. Louis Southwestern lst and
DDS. Southern Pacific 4s. Union Pacific As and Wa
bssh debenture Bs
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Nov. @.-American securities advanced
M the opening and showed a strong undertone
until LATE in the session when trading became quiet.
The advance was led by Baltimore and Ohio pre-
ferrec The final tone dull. Last prices were:
Canadian Pacific sSls; Erie 1S2i; Erie first pre-
ferred 99 Illinois Central. 1ls2.; Union Pacific pre-
ferred 70. 81 Paul 12s7k New-York Central. l4l12;
PENNSYLVANIA 81; Reading lO7s, Northern Pacific
preferred 774s Atchison. q; Louisville and Nash
Xille SaiL Grand Trunk. IL. and Anaconda 9l2
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
COAL TRADE CONDITIONS.

Anthracite coal trade conditions are such that the
coal season Of 1899 and 1900 will be the best both in
output and prices that the trade has ever known
The movement OF coal to market is only limited by
transportation facilities. and tho demand in the
East and est is so heavy that coal famine is
being talked OF. The demand for anthracite in the
West In increasing, owing 10 the fact that the
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-O -Orleans-Com-
mercial 81 discount bank par San Francisco
sight l0c: telegraph l5c. Cincinnau-Over the
counter SOC premium; between banks. l5c premium
Sayannah-Buyng. 1sc off; selling. par. Charles
ton-Buying par: selling. 1-l0c premium. Bos-
ton-l2Izc and lOc discount Chicago-l0c premium
1t Louis-40c discount.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New-York - Exchanges.
hlslOs, sos; balances Ss7ss.K& Chicago-Exchanges.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

The days trading was made up in great part of
professional operations, with short sales prominent
Manhattan was the chief weak feature. tho decline
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
STOCK VALUES LOWER.
SMALL DECLINES RECORDED.
MONEY RATES AT PER CENT-PueLiC
NOT IN THE MARKET.
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from SATURDAY
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
HEAVY GAINS IN EARNINGS.

Earnings received yesterday for the second week
IN November showed the following changes
the same time year ago:
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
an Francisco. Nov 9-The official closing QUO
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs ME-
ing Stock Exchange. furnished by william T. noH
hrIrhf A. Co Of Colorado Snrings.