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New Buildings.

Plans were filed with the Department Of
Buildings yesterday for the following:
BY Albert Hockster. owner. for "A six-story
fiat and stores at 314-3I6 East Ninth street:
architects. Kurtzer & Roll; cost, $4,000. BY
Jacob Rupert. owner. for a three. four and six
ern Boulevard, 100 feet east Of Lincoln avenue;
architects, J. Kastner and Sons: cost. S4OO.OUO.
BY August Ruff. owner, for a si1-story fat and
stores at 3lS East Ninth street: architects.
kurtzer Il Roll cost, 100000. BY Aimee f.
Helms. owner. for improvements to the, club
George l.. Helms cost. 81. 400. By Morris Pin
rio. owner. for improvements TO 80 Nassau
street, office building; architect, ID. n. B. Stur-
9is; cost, S2,0OO.
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1.-THE New York Real Estate Salesroom yes
terday Peter +. Meyers Co. sold. u foreclosure,
aas lo 6Ssss' Sos. az to s@n W Swsl'IFe ISbt Sn Eias
street, to the plaintiff. Francis NJ. Jencks. ior
S1b2.9IQ: also the plot. 1OOSSl25. Central
Park West and Ninety-second street, to the
plaintiff. Solomon Rothfeld, for SlOS. 1877. and
the three;story brick, dwelling. on lot 1927
100. No. o2 East 130th street. 20 the plaintiff,
Adelaide J.. Whitlock. for $500.
William Kennedy sold. In foreclosure, the
three-story frame dwelling. on lot 25S12O, No.
for STOPS.
r. V. Harnett 4 Co. sold. in foreclosure, tho
five and six story stone-front stores and nats.
on plot 10O,5xSO, Nos. 7nS to SO8 Third avenue,
to F. NJ. Littlefeld for S15S,n3S. and the four
fye-story brick tenements. with stores. on plot
100.Sxl00. Nos, 1895 to 1701 Third avenue. 10
+. NJ. Littlefeld for S130.9B7.
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MINING NEVIS.

R,aIR,y + said to b i@grgyins and re general
Great activity is reported on the copper belt
near Telluride, Col. although the heavy snow
tions in'G fIse so SIss Of sfT Sack im o.iSe of e STspsr
Duke.
Two plants Of machinery are to be erected at
the Banta Hill mines. Gilpin county, Ariz., In
Gross-cutting from the cage shaft Of the Robert
i E@% ors has .hb5s been effu ysln T # hs%%s odd.e in a hsa m,Il-
worth Gulch. continues shipping uranium ore
Owing to the increased demand for man.
ganese,, operations are to be pushed on several
headville properties. in 1893 the output Of
the Catalpn-Crescent mine. which alone will
De producing 5000 tons q month by April. 80
assure e. vein has he pree encountere Jot the ore Srei rune
ming from 50 to 50 gold on the plates.
strikes OF rich ore have caused some excite
ment at Bear Greek. Iapata district. Colorado.
and claims are being staked all over the dis
at Leadville. The Hlbernla. shipped twenty
five tons which ran thirty-nve ounces silver
a rin1 40 EIl per sb, cent z 6oh iro on a6d the B grassland and Ma:
month. 4 body OF ore carrying sixty ounces
silver and good values in gold has been struck
Rock ia being sacked on the, Elkton. Cripple
Creek. assaying from 81 to $40 per pound.
body of medium grade ore in sight. The SulIi-
van ls attracting some attention on account OF
q strike or rich SylSanite ore.
A party OF Provldence. Il. l.. business men
is examining the property of the Gilpln and
Cripple Creek Gold Mining Company. The
PRINCIPAL claim is the Atlanta. which adjoins
the Hull City placer.
The east drift Of the Lone Pine. Republic.
Wash. shows seven feet OF clean quartz aver
aging $50 to $40 per ton.
additional reduction facilities are. oontem.
plated on the Snowshoe. near Libby. Mon.
There is u concentration of 300 tons daily
capacity on the property, but the mine can
largely exceed his output and the ore reserves
are accommodating, very, fast: An important
strike ia reported In the Little Spokane on
Grouse Mountain. Three feet Of tlrst-class
Ralena ore similar to that Of the Snowshoe Is
exposed.
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L. j Phillips 4 Go. have. sold for the Phelan
estate a Mot Of 1--WE lots. 12IGSlO0S.. on the
north side OF Eighty eighth street. rs feet east
Of Madison avenue. toa builder for improve.
ment.
Slawson 4 Hobbs have sold for Egan & Hal.
lecy. to an investor. the scvcn-story apartment
house. 5OxSSN9S.n. Nos. 20 aud 2l7 Nest
Thirty fourth street.
Post 4 Reese have sold the. two four.stoty
brownstone dwellings. each 16.Sx1OO.6 Nos.
121 and 123 East SiAty-third street.
II. Rinaldo & Bro. have sold for Iowenfeld Il
Prayer the lot, 24N05. on the southwest cornNr
OF Avenue A and Eleventh street. The buyer
will erect q siX-story tenement.
Morris Rubsns has bought the. three.story
hrownstone dwelling on the southeast corner
OF Park avenue aud Seventy fourth street.
Max Hart has sold TO Philip Hclms the I've.
story fiat. on lot 25I1OO. No. 81 Fast lOlst
street. aud 10 William Forger No. 1877 Fast
105th street.
Potter Bros. have sold to II. Hammerstein a
plot. 103x10O. on the south side Of 125th street
$50 feet west OF Amsterdam avenue.
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THURSDAY. Feb. a.-GRAIN Wheat Spot
was firm. Sales of 10000 bush. for export.
No. l northern Duluth. 4tsc. over May. {. o. b.
afloat: No. hard Duluth 11kc. over May: No.
] northern New York. 4c. over May. The
Northwestern receipts were 80 cars. against
463 last week and All last year. Chicago 80
cars. against S5 last week and % last year.
Futures advanced &C. TO &c. Sales 2.2S5. 900
bush. Prices as follows.
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Gltrttons and Msetiugs.

UNITED TRACTION AND
COMPANY.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of this
company for the election of directors will be held at
tho office of the company. Greene and Grand streets,
Jersey City. New Jersey, on Tuesday. February 1+th,
1899. at 3 o'clock +. NJ.
and reopen Wednesday. February 18th. 1879.
Jcrsey City, NJ j.. j. n. Sec'y.
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REAL EsrArE VIEWS.

There was a noticeable lull yesterday in ths
activity which has characterized the realty
market for some time past. Tho private sales
reported vere unimportant. and. although tho
sales nj auction realized S5I3,5S5, there was
very little competition for tho property offered.
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p.-'Provisions we're hrm most NJ the dky on a fair
investment demand. with packers ceiling. Reali1-
ing by pit traders caused THE market to close NA
small decline"
sUaAR-Raw was steady At Z E-ISc. for p6s test and
2 10. tac. for pe test. Sales Of $50 bags muscovadcs,
sg' test, At 2 1880, Refined was puict and un
changed.
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INhe9 pTlCes Eh0vtd little 'hRmgc t0-dar, me
Santos receipts were rather liberal aud H,mburg
va 'onlewha; easier, but III" Brazilian cables were
hrn; there was very little disposition to tell. HINrs
Was higher. ana there was a small local demand. IL
was reported that Karl hrlsche \ 90. esttmafe Tho
'ccetpts during February al about 100, 600 bsrs. ar
Hhout the same as last year.
NA,.'i Sr~oRrs-Qniet Spirits turpenune. 44'aa
400. common I" good strained rOEin, s.. aOSSl h"tn
,PRgN'sI"Ns.Lsrd was steady. prime Western.
was stead. at. S",7aablp 30 for mess. Meats ,,ers
quiet picked halnl, sAl7Sc.; DO. shoulders ts
80 10. bellies bghRc. rSllow, 4las4aLc. Dressed
hngs, "'tte 5hsc. Butter Creamery. Western. eytras'
-I''o,' 90, htSis, NO l"lgc.: state. finest, IN9aOc,
90, h'sts, lsihGlic. Cheese State, full cream,
large, rolor'd or white, fancy, Iolc.; DO. choice
aug inr DO. small, fancy. 11s1lhc. Eggs~s;Gfo
and PcnnsvlNAnla. average best. 20ba aic,; West.
srn' fresh gathered nrsts, :OS2oIac. Chicsgo, FEB.
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MINING MACHINERY.-FRASER & CHALMERS
W 80 Broadway, New York. manufacturers OF min
ing and smelling machinery. Estimates on mining
milling and smelling supplies promptly furnished.
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Sfl"rt ~8Gard-Hruukluu.

A SHLAND PLACE. 10, near Fulton st.-Sup~uoI
~ board, room and fire, So; convcnicnces, good
home.
III ENRY ST, 35e.-D.sirable rooms. with frs,.
~ class board. S. TO 81; near South Ferrr.
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continued cold weather. higher and active cal les.
and good buying again advanced cotton. The crop is
now estimated at not over II 900. 900 by cons.rya.
m more Ht tSpn t Tap @ SnS . Sflisv ,Sjp t to to Be 9so 900 fSo".'o
high enough estimate. Planting preparations arc
cotton goods advancing. and ontsiiers contin n%st To-
buy, 1t was 55' below zero in the Northwest and
aSoy 9eiS %, 6 81 Sst%"; III ! IL, IL The hF,,i cotton rom belt i Hssa,
HHSSIIIy Spring; Mt,s: 80 at Memphis: Tenn 16oa
A Augusta. Ga: a at MontGomcry, Ala; 2G5a at
Charleston and savannah. so' at Vicksbu!g, MIss.,
There was some recession at ono time, owing to
realizing sales but later on prices araln moved up.
The Signal Service predicted fair hut con.
timed cold weathe~in tho CuroliuaS aud Georgia
Houston, Tex, Feb. Stock In the interior towns
less than last year, There is little cotton for sale
against cost insurance and freight and q y cent.
contracts in February aud March. The Interiors;
ers are much behind with work for the coming
season. Il is too early to form opinion a out acre.
lion Columbia. s; G.. Feb: Il" weather con.
tinuos extremely nnfayoTahle for preparations for
r%lonGhtng last month, and while there is still plenty
Of time farmers MI also have to look after their
with last year. and practically none yot distributed
10 S,n r1T% I.,, coi keSe ~ sh are we ySr, = snail. and there T. ser:
Tfmand from, LOCAL mills fer good lots stn' e "Iyc.
goods market yesterday was the sdvsimcs in Be rel I
Gamtrics and long cloths, This advance will soon
,"a t%l,% % y ned. 5T 21h srsh Upon 9do similar goods, leading
must soon he followed by further advances. dcspite
act that Fruits are held at value shows n he t .ne
SSd .,r %5 tue md mar XII a LGT grade goods are active
IN better gradcs,F ~ w. ''""'"
Mo was dull on the spot at She. for No,
to . points Lower, wifh sales Of 1890 bags Hsvrs
oHNsnGed q Ham 1mrg va, unchan9e! to 4 pig, low
VAS steady and unchanged: receipts, 5000; stock,
SS9r;oo eIchInEc ! Ia9ad a decline OF / a2d,
$4,000. The future trading was as follows;
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Rooms 90 Eet-sruukluu.

plNEAPPLE ST, az Heights near bridge. pleas.
iencsi meals II desired.
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West SIDE.

'''N i"F
1SiH ST, - WEST, Handsome room. with axe
~ closet, adjoining bath; gentlemen, gentlemen
anu wife; references exchange
} ST ST., 80 WEST Front aud back p,rlo-.i
- every convenience FOR doctor or dentist r"'H'
modera.e.
.)9p ST. a22 -Neatly furnished sQasrS
- room; all convenience also hall room, G,..,'
men, private family.
22pn ST. 10 WEST, EleSntly FURNISHED VA 10.
''' Tor apartments: large and small: 'slrt a''''l-
Snce' hgeakfart optional; reference.
Doth 81, "a wEST~.-IArgo, handsome. m.
'' nished back narlor; pri'a'" bath rye .rN.
Vrnience: terns moderate.
1STH 81. 22T wFsT,-In private family, hsnl-
~ some sunny sgunrc and hall loom with itas--
ing room. hot and rold water. large closets, ra'H,
parlor dining room, select house superior tail" AMI
service reference.
!5DDST.. 2ta WEST Nicely rnishe front r,,m
~ in private house for gentleman; rrfcr-uros 20.
quired,
Nth ST, 2a1 WEST. Handsomely furnished
~ large and small rooms; every couvenirr'ri
terms moderate,
flfH ST! ~ WEST Comfortable steam heated
Wv furnished room; independent cn'ranre.
other ro"mers; central ~loratibu. ~ FRlTT.
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July ..... -" ~" III as
Wheat advanced early. owing to cold weather at
the West-coldest i'll Chicago since 1sIl~-reports OF
moro or less outside buying. But the cables reacted
the wires worked poorly ard the speculation lacked
winter conditions have increased uncertainties us to
results. It is not yet possible to dsaniteiy detsr@iSs
the effect OF the cold weather. Doubtless the late
sown is mere or less injured. - The worlds visible OF
ss%ffes te s:r ii as'tri " is5isap'oo 70 b saS De "ognp asSS,
bush; Feb; ! 1898. The decrease for January was
l,56s, 600 bush. compared with a reduction Jan. /
1ycar ago OF : .sts.ooo bush; Russian stocks are
h LS:$o'jGHo S bus :, s IS,p n1o d. with is.s4o.Tp 20,
closing prices, however, were the best OF the day.
Liverpool advanced s,d. TO lid. Paris hrmer. Sea.
fratureless. At tirst there was a very slight advance
in sympathy with wheat. but later on the risc was
the West were liberal. Oats were lifelcss. but steady.
Chicago. Feb. 9;-'Wheat. was up to-day on heavy
tho principal buyer, evidently stimulated by ap.
pr"hsnsion ths, the Iprotracted cold weather
was no Improvement in the damsnG for cssS
wheat. Corn was very dragvy throughout the. SEES.
Was a fair shipping demand for the old crop, but
not much for the new; Country offerings are light.
Oats were utiet aud stesdy with no. rhaups IN IN
situation. The cash demand is fairly good
LorG.firne With wheat. sales o,53o bbls. Re.
=. 1856 bbls. and AZ. 53l sacks. Winter in bbls.: Sn.
pGrtine 81 Soas2;ao; No; > extra ..5ossa:9o:
stEaishts, ss.a5Gs8 90; patents. So. 1osss.So.
aalrs. MiddIing upiands 8 7-1dc.. against Gi.c. last
year; New Orleans and Gulf & II.Iec.. a.sinst eI1c.
Galveston l.osl, savannah 10. Mobile 400 and
70. Liverpool was unchanged on the spot,
points. The Bombay receipts for the week were 30
900; against 5000 last year; shipments, 5000 to
the Continent, against ,o0u last yca-. The move
lIent to-day was as follows.
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aeal estate fur 3 aIs-Junas slana.

WooDsIDE. Cameron Terrace:-House and
w grounds. 5ox21o; ten rooms: bath. laundry,
every improvement: beautifully terraced: ten min.
utes-rail, trolley. 34th st. Ferry; $4,000 place.
$4,000. owner. opposite Murray
Hill Station, Flushing.
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faruishsa Rooms & Apartments to Ert
Side.

PARK Az 1920, corner ssth 81. r. .lor sut,ils
house.
DOTH ST, IL EAST, -Handecmclv Furnished lsrGs
80 and small rooms; private hath; hre MOS p
tionAl, references exchanged.
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1iridends and Nntertst.
ST. LOUIS AND san FRANCISCO
RAILROAD COMPANY.

ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
dividend OF ONE T. CENT. has been declared
on the second PrSterrsd stock Of tho st; Louis and
record Mt the close Of business on Feb. Fl. 1899.
The second preferred stock transfer books will close
at 2 p. n; on Feb: -, 1899. and will reopen at 10
A. NJ. on March 1, 1899.
FREDERICK STRAUSS,
Assistant Secretary.
The above dividend Of one per cent. will be pay
able on March 3, 1899, to holders OF the Voting
Trustees certificates for second preferred stock OF
the st. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company.
tho close OF business on Fob. Il. 1899. The trans
fer books OF the Voting Trustees certificates for
second preferred stock will close at 3 i. NJ. on
Feb. Fl, 1893. and will reopen at 10 4, N. on
March, 4, 1897.
Checks will be mailed.
Dated New York. Feb. =. 1893.
j. TOD 4 COMPANY. Agents.
CHICAGO s. ALTON RAILROAD co.
o CHICAGO. H., Feb; /, 1889.
Seventy five Cents per share has this day been de-
clared on the Preferred and Common stock of this
Company, payable on the first day OF March next.
to the stockholders Of record at the close of business
hours ON the 10th inst.
The dividend on shares registered In New York
will be paid at the Office OF the Cumpany's Agents,
Messrs. Cuyler. Morgan 4 Company, ~ Pine Street.
Chicago will be paid at the once ~ the Treasurer Of
the Company. H. Il. r. WOOD. Treasurer.
BOND & MORTGAGE GUARANTEE CO..
175 EMsEN ST. BROOKLYN. " Y. Feb. 4. 1899.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE
HALF PER CEST. has been declared. payable Feb
rlary Is. 1899, to the stockholders of record on the
closing of the transfer books at 3 p NJ. Friday, Feb
February Is. 1899.
MARTIN wELLES Treasurer.
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RAILROAD AND oTHER SHARES.

RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES
0pn H'ot Lou. ~Csuua-
Sell" mn. @t ri. Bio. asked.
$50 Am Gin, ~ 72 NV nv 7g
100 Am GplOeHlo9 loeR loshllO
:toi6 Am $ hl3o1l3ih l2eh l29%l2eh
400 Am sRPll2 ll2 ll2 lllAlI2A
100 Am Tin. 42h 2 4lA az 4p4
100 Tin p eoA e6A e6h 95 eos
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Real gstate fpr SaIe-Cpuntru.

DOR SALE-IrvinRton on Hudson-Large frame
4 cottage. containing IL rooms. dining room and
kitchen In basement, situate on F ST., lot eO1I0O,
for sale at q bargain; has been used as a boarding
house for last three years and has paid. Inquire
7. W. CRISFIELD, IrvinEton.
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OATS were steady ON the spot; sales 81. 900 bush.
No; = IN elevator. 3ts4c.; do. delivered. s5%c.; No; :
clipped, sc. Chicago received 175 cara and expects
lao tomorrow. Futures nominal. Corn was strong
on the spot. Sales 20O, 900 bush. for export here
and at the outports. No. = in elevator. 2Lc. over
MAY; No. q yellow. 2asc. over May. Chicago re.
and closed unchanged to &c. lower, with sales OF
81, 200 bush, Prices as follows:
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% 3st for ausiuess Rarpusss.

~
OFT TO LET, 1890, with power, steam heat, 81,
IL vator. Apply g. II. SIMMONS, 40 Centre at.
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Augusta shipped to-day 2.336 bales. Memphis 3,.1i.
st. Louis 3 .S+l, Cincinnati s54. and Houston 5.Ot3,
Port exports, ~, 800. New Orleans advanced . 10 4
points. Futures here rose . to 4 points aud closed
steady. Prices as follows:
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ILADELPHIA CLOSING QUOTATIONS..

Bid. AIkrd.f hid. Ask,d.
LehiEh Val 25A 20 HsBp ..lol lOlS
Phila rrac. e6h 81 Penn Mnt. 26A 26h
I'm Trac,,. 3Ah 34h Pa Z So .lo4 lO44
2 & 1T otfS 9Sx 90 Wells C com 10 II
NetIrac. 234H 235h Welsh c IF so al
59A 90 Cam Iron. 454 45iv
S1of NJ6sllot lob v NY&h A. "a
lmpeo l4l4 l42A Electric v. SO 36Is
S6h 80 Bait Tr4s.. 3o< 40
ElSB CON oSh 30
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IHURhDAN. Feb. ".
The fsct that The stock Exchange will re-
main ,oloHed from Tomorrow afternoon until
next Tuesday morning. together with the un-
usual meteorological condition. which prevailed
today. reduced the trading in stocks to the
smallest volume since the beginning Of tho
year. Not only we're domestic operations
smaller, but foreign arbltrage houses took very
little interest IN the market. Their CORE
tpondents we're engaged in closing the fort
nightly settlement on ;hs London Stock
Exchange. and therefore did not pay as
much attention as usual 10 the differences In
prices between tina two markets. Moreover.
the European markets were unfavorahly az
iected by liquidation in Kaf1r and copper
mining shares. The rates for carrying Amer
lean securities through tho new account were
not excessive; yet that fact did not stimulate
foreign buying OF American securities. The
exceptionally strong stocks were g.. b. and
Quincy, which supplied moro than 10 Y cent.
OF the total transactions Consolidated Gas.
Missouri Pacific. Pennsylvania Railroad. Texas
Pacific. Metropolitan Street Railway and a
long list Of the usually inactive stocks. In
Guiding Chicago. Indianapolis and Louis
VILE preferred. General Electric. Great
Northern preferred. Missouri. Kansas and
Texas preferred. Lake Erie and Western
Issues, National Starch common and second
preferred. New Jersey Central. and Minneap-
oils and ST. Louis. The tendency of prices was
upward until the last hour. when
realizing sales resulted In n fractional reaction.
Still. anal prices were az a rule higher than
those OF yesterday. Tho new affecting values
almost entirely Of a routine character. con-
chiefly OF railway traflc returns. which
nre printed further on in this column. The
.one OF the market at the close was very steady.
New York stock FIX chnnGe-saies Feb. o.
rN1TEp STATES AND STATE BONDS tIN 81 .ooos).
/ U 8 as. d deb 2ss
lo7Aa1 O7aS of1ool....... 66&
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COMMERCIAL

Total sales. 1900 harsL
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bHIAH'e''I'' f-Sh7*b S2sI,UIO me. *6,O7O
The general balance sheet shows cash on hand.
SS6S 33I. and Il profit and loss surplus Of
S275. so.
The receipr- 81 the Government to-day were:
Customs, 81 ,uL1S ,2d3: internal revenue. SINjn,-
49,, and misc"llaneous. SSS.!B0I. a total Of
$?,ll5,751. Tho disbursements were $500.
900; an excess, Of receipts over expenditures Of
Sl,2l1.I5I. The receipts Of the fiscal wear 10
date have been S3OO.tO6, 767: tho eXpendiH.
lures S3a4 1880; an excess Of expenditures
over receipts al Si'4. $50. O35.
The official count OF cash In the Treasury IA.
day compa red with that of Yesterday shows:
Fen. 5. Tsh. =.
Gold coin ana bullion S22T,5I6,OPO S227. TIHooa
Silver dollars aud hull.rn lO,4ss,O22 Iu3iH146
United States noics .... l4.S2,IIN IA462Inaa
Other assets less den and
liabilities .. -.- al,Ssl,li3 30. T+i.25
Available cash balance in.
GLIDING gold reserve Sc73. 6S7 .3G6 1919. 28a, S2a
Money in London I p cent. Rate of discount
in open market for short and three months
bills. ] 15-l602 Y cent. The Bank OF England
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flats ana apartments On 1st.

d TFREE.-Firath floor, 500 Sd av., 34th st., su
IL able for dentist. IRVING, 315 Madison av
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gmmfet 2imiteo.

9aad galifornien, Sreitass, 8 :35 Msors.
Na6 Stem Orleans, Dienftas unb
5retta9. -. .......2:20 yta1m.
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@Oetbe > Muiait.

Nus benz i'm fd9Ri6en DiaIeit Oh,
9efabten Bu6e uou 8ormann vWenu
Seeebe unb Sfiller gemtetbIi1 Run~
beilen mir folsenbe probe nit, bie
allen citatenbebhrftisen Gemuibera eine
:ehte @rquiduns iein mirb:
Sbr nabt su9 pieoer2 Sn bic Gde, geien!
Guftl 2nft! Glapieo! Wtene Stub 1T bin.
Der &onig rief: Sd bin Elm Wenia aetueIen;
Sas Gmig sgSeibli4e oas mar mein Sinn.
Gin oeutiher Wann mag teinen Sransen leioen.
Ser andre bort bon alen nur oas glen.
20 psB nittt nur Die Gumpe iino bel9eiben,
yin 2Serbenoer ptro tntnter oantbar lem.
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unS Wtarmorbiloer ftebu uno iebn mid an;
8er tsrttg it,. benz 1T ni9ts redt 5u MAIDEN,
Ser Worgen fam, thbt bis an's 6ers binan.
Yropbete redts-rnein 6er3, mas 1oll bas aebeu2
Su iprlat elm groBes g8ort gelailen aug;
Sas g8aiier raui6t in oOlls Meni9enleben,
S9 oente Sein, 10 oft er trant oaraus.
@enu Sbrs nidt flblt Sbr iperbsts niat eraaeu;
Ser Yage lief man febt oo4, mo llno ipe.
Aas bbr' ttbbraaBeni Grdulein. bari i'd paeen2
9au, tbeurer Gteuno, 1T allie Sbeorie,
9etBt mid nift reoen, i6pantenoe Getalteni
Wtan merit Die Mbiht, ountler gbrenmanui
Snr9 Gel6 uno @alo LOB mir berein ben @lten;
S9 tenne Sib, Su iebft mid ld6elno an.
Gr lab ibn itir,en, bimmlii6es gebaasn!
Ser &nabe fam uno tparo niht mebr 9eebn.
Ste Sonne INIT, On mnBt es Dreimal laaen--
Sas Vt Die Mrt, nit 9eIen Mm3ugebn.
Ser 9eiit Der WteoDin 1T ei1t 5u iaiien,
Son Sett 5u 3eit leb ih ben Mlten GERM
W muB tth babel oo9 mas oenten lafien2i
ergo btbamus 1T bes puoels Bern.
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