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APPOINTED MASTER MECHANIC.
j. NJ. Ward Given that Responsible
Position on the G., II. and n.

j. NJ. Ward Given that Responsible
Position on the g., ii. and N.
Galveston, Texas, August 16. - ]. NJ.
Ward has been appointed master mechanic
of the Galveston, Houston and Northern
ia Porte) railway. Mr.. Ward is a rare
old timer For more than thirty years he
ran an engine on the International and
Great Northern. He has had more hair
breadth escapes from death than any
other five railroad men in Texas He ran
an engine in Texas when the rocky road to
Dublin was smooth. well ballasted piece
of track compared to the right of way Mr..
Ward had to find path Though. Once he
had eight or ten cars of cotton piled up
on him and was buried beneath the mass
for half day
He is an excellent mechanic and popular
among all the railroad boys in this part of
the cOuntry+ RS
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Waxahachle, Texas, August 16.-The
laundry of Luther Mccartney burned to-
day. He carried small policy of s1O5O
on the machinery and building; the exact
loss is unknown. The building WIS located
near the Missouri, Kansas and Texas pas
senger station,
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Residence Burned MT beaumont.

Beaumont, Texas, August 16,-Between
and o'clock this morning fire de-
stroyed the residence of Mr.. Emile Halst
in the south end of the city. Origin Of
the fire Is unknown, but 1t is attributed
to defective nue. a FIRE alarm was not
turned in until the building had been
about reduced to ashes. Adjacent build
ings were not damaged The loss is es-
tlmated at $1,000.
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RAIN REPORTS.

RAIN REPORTS.
Reports OF rain were received from the
following places; the downfall was bene-
ncial 10 cotton and other crops except
where noted:
Richmond Fort Bend county.
Alvin. Bragoria county
Marvel, Brazoria county.
Giddings, Lee county.
Hampstead, Waller county.
BRENNAN, Washington county.
Navasota, Grimes county; some damage
done to cotton.
Hearne, Robertson county.
Kosee, Limestone county; accompanied
by hail. which did damage.
Workman, Freestone county; not enough
to do cotton any good.
Wharton, Wharton county.
Daingerheld, Morris county.
Henderson, RuslS county.
tyler, Smith county.
Waxahachle. Ellis county.
Kaufman, Kaufman county; heavy rain
with high winds; did $500 damage in Kauf-
man. No one hurt Reports of damage
are coming in from the county.
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smaIIpox at Denton.

Denton, Texas. August 16.-one case OF
smallpox was discovered here this even
Ing and has been put in charge OF the
county health officer. DR.. Piner. who to-
night established detention camp south
west Of town. No spreading OF the disease
Is apprehended. as the patient, VIM. Davis,
negro. and about ten persons who had
been exposed. were put in the camp. which
Is closely guarded
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!. 0.'treperous Prisoner.

! VINO was heavily fined for
~ ;ne recorders court a few
4 M unlimited to Jail in the
usiI,vvaassn necessary to liquidate
|atIss uues to make trouble at the
!. ht,..A AZ a result of a rampage
|kes NV sr. part OF Tuesday night he
HAM, uh,e n,. Yesterday morning
|in oihcer Massie was called
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pnrn md Contents.

Henderson, Texas, August 15.-Fire
broke out Sunday at midnight In the barn
of J. Endel, destroying the building, buggy
and harness. The owner being in New
York the amount OF the loss and insurance
could not be learned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-17

Richmond. Texas. August 16.--Thc pear
crop in this county is very fine. and ship
ments OF pears are being made from
here daily. There are several large Or
chards here and In the county and are a
very profitable crop to the owners this
season.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-17

Sherman. Texas, August 16.--This morn
ing at Van Alstyne about o'clock lamp
exploded at the residence of Ike Arm
strong. The structure and great deal
of the contents were destroyed, The loss
will approximate $1,000. There is an ade
uuate insurance to cover the loss.
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THE BRADLEY FUND

le Blind Newspaper SeIler-A
sbscfiptlOn from Conroe.
allowing communication was re-
yesterday from conroe in reference
Prescription for Mr.. Robinson, the
kHpaper seller, to aid in establish
small stand wherGhe may earn
~ selling papers and cigars:
Hasston Post. Houston. Texas.
n Texas, August 16.--.Dear Sir:
Pleased to hand you herewith en-
money order, No. 1884, for the
Place the amount to the credit
aM carpenter, Mr.. Robinson, who
sight In the Phoenix lumber mill
iins The year 1891, and oblige.
l1y nluy,
Conroe Lumber Company.
-Nhat Is the matter with the lum-
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roint Land Comm, :, =,

-, ,,nt Land Company.
Z IL. r0int Land company held
u, ~ Yesterday and elected
a MIacers and directors: Pres
MAR vice president w. H.
ana treasurer, James II.
| M, ! ALLEN, George ALLEN,
Joseph F. Meyer, H. NJ.
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IT,. .ss for the Committee.

i ~ 4' We We're about through
al!sis,,rre relief work." remarked
/ mi ~. 70 a reporter for the
Wi !, but l ind we have a
J bpuls u, money left over with
~ ior 4. Ike to purchase a car
.y and at a fair price. I"
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d Error Corrected.

IN special wagons for collection of
)iE trcm PRIVATE RESIDENCES for
Eis trains; also Tor delivery to pri-
kasrcas in the city. We are on duty
|losrs. WE NEVER SLEEP. Tele-
tsIi IRON private residences receive
iIsaton. Phone Sc.
HOUSTON TRANSFER CO.
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Calvert. Texas. August 16,-News
reached Calvert yesterday that the new
gin on the Van Tyson place. In Milan
county, few miles west of Calvert. had
been completely consumed by fire. The
gin was owned by ]. II. Gibson & Co. of
this city and was valued at $4,000: no in
surance
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q. A. r.. NATIONAL. ENcAMpMENr.

Low rate tickets to Philadelphia for @.
A r.. National Encampment will be sold
September !, 2, and 4. via vandalia-
pennsylvania Short Lines, the short route
from st. Louis. Ask ]. M. Chesbroush.
A. G. r. agent, st. Louis. Mo, about fares
and fast through trains.
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PEE GEE CAN FIGHT.

The Road Is DOinx an
Freight business.
Galveston. Texas, August lS.--Hasry y
Archer. commercial agent OF the Kansas
City. Pittsburg and Gulf railroad, WAS
asked this morning II he knew OF the hsnt
to be made on the Pee Gee by the other
roads. as mentioned In todays dispatches.
81 haven't been advised OF anything OF
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] i ~ s.'s' intend giving .
lscss a asphalt pavement in
'..lAue ton "a Main street. corner
4 Il ,, might, The event viii
'<,isn a. a. and will be In honor
y the new pavement.
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Terrell, Texas, August ia house
owned by w. A. Sheets and occupied by ].
T. Taylor was burned here early this
morning. The loss was total. The house
was valued at $3.50, and was insured for
$500.
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nt, arrive and depart from the Grand
|ssausept the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
sahre 4 depot In the Fifth ward. the In
!, q! Great Northern ana Columbia Tap,
Resknrnatlonal and Great Northern depot
rus venue. The Missouri. Kansas ana
.GLws,ou, Houston and Henderson trains
Sexrslons and Great Northern depot
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Tyler, Texas. August l5.-The residence
Of Thomas Boardman twelve miles out Of
town, was damaged by fre Saturday night.
No insurance.
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xat,,. Payroll at Dcnison.

Denison. Texas. August 1.-THE Katy
nav day this month will be the largest
ever known in the history. Of the system.
The excess this month WIZ De s'vop. me
Estimated pay roll at this point is $4,000.
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SssD WITH SNOW HALLS.

~ /. &c, Da other With snow
] a a. novel . sport. yet that
~ III Tany ways OF enter
~ hs. texans have In visit
~ a - and pleasure re-
= 'as line OF The DEN
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Nacogdoches Phone: Carrying a pis-
tol VIII have to be made felony before
It Is stopped.
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the bale. unless rain comes within q few
days the entire crop will be opened: cot
ton picking has commenced The corn
crop is very good.
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~, sr,el.I leaves Houston 1850 p. m.
IA asy All these trains leave the
M Congress Avenue DePotIs minutes
Atn lie at0ye.
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HE. q w. T. n. r..
Grand Central Depot,
Ije,. ugEspress Train Arrive $40 a. m.
krw,ot Kansas City and Cineinnati)
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G, H. a N. r.. II.

Grand Central Depot.
.treston md LIN Porte
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q. b. a II. n. II.
81 Congress Avenue.
r.,~.ston Trains

1. O. q 8. r. n. II.
Gnnd Central Depot
vain Line.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-03

NEW YORK, April 1.-There were sew
sTal Important changes in stocks on the
dealings today in which nearly 900 flO0
shares changed hands. The Easter holi-
days In England rendered London NO
factor here, but the accumulation of a
very large volume of purchasing orders
over the Good Friday holiday brought
forth much higher quotations at the OPEN
ing. Subsequently heavy realizing cans
ed sharp setback to prices. but with tho
appearance of the benk statement. which
the speculative element viewed as more
favorable than expected, there was =
material rally, and the final prices wera
at or near the best.
The dealings were much influenced Inv
the buoyancy of Manhattan, which ada
an extreme gain of Is points 8 of which
1t held. The statement by a large holden
OF Manhattan that he had been offerei,
10 per cent above Thursdays price for his
stock was interpreted as indicating tha :
the Metropolitan railway sought controi
ed largely of lines that had been nut ont
in expectation that the new issue of stock
would depreSS the price. AS thev soueht
to cover the figures were marked up With
the result an extreme rise The announce
ment that per cent dividend per annnn,
had been decided upon for Federal Steel
with the first quarterly dividend pavah1e
in July, brought forth enormous paynnre n,1re
chases, and a very wide opening. the
extreme rise being points.
The talk of issue OF new stock to Brook
lyn Transit holders at par to provide
money for betterments and new acquisi-
tions lifted the stock only a point.
Among the specialties Third Avenue
rose 10 points and there were advances of
1M@41kc in Tin Plate. Peoples Gas. Amer
lean Steel, Union Bag and National Steel.
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ROGERS & RoGERs, RS
Live Stock Commission Merchants,
SOUTH sI PAUL.
Weekly Market Letter.

se
CATTLE There was a fair run of cat
sold readily. The bulk Of the receipts
werv Wsre snv Tr the e,, common kind. which sold
Inere were onasor two. orders for com
mon STUN, and, they were soon filled.
GOOD cattle of all classes are bringing
as Soou prices at. this market as at any
stuff.
Gamers have sold lower than at any
time IN the pastf month. There is no
There Is a very strong demand for
STOCK he1fers and they are bringing al
most as much as steers; In fact, off-col-
oreo helIers are' bringing more than the
same class of steers
aye we again ca,ttton shippers on the wide
dinerence In the prices of common and
coed cattle. Tiiis is true in butcher as
We quote: Best fat steers. "a. 5oa5 10;
fair to good fat steers. 81 A2594 Is; com
mon feshy steers, $3.7544.25; best fat
COWS eet and heifers $s5ou4 S5 fair to good,
heshy cows, g. 50qa; Gamers, 81. .25Q2 .25; !;
stock cows, 81. 25@3: best stock steers,
SEQ to LEO lbs, $3. 75@4. .25; fair to good
tsiiings ss fair &c s9n%an psst stssr saa
saay calves, :. $, zs@4 ;25; common and tail
$40; bologna bulls; 81. .25@2. .75; good to
best fat bulls, s3@3. rs; milch cows, .$2O
HOGS-The hog market was steady and
nuctuated within a narrow range during
the entire week: Saturday there was
light run in Chicago, only 100000 and
strong. We look for a stronger market
the hrst of the week Bulk of sales here
Tor the week were So $685. .65 with So 721h
for the top
SdEEP-sheep and lambs have been
days.
We quote: Best muttons, $4. 4.2504. so;
ewes, $3.50@3 IS: "culls,'' $SG3 rs; best
lambs, s. .25@5.40; medium, 81. 75@5
Daily market conditions will be fur
nished on application
We solicit correspondence Yours truly.
ROGERS & ROGERS
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the latter recording the extrems gain.

the latter recording the extreme gain.
There was comparatively marrow
movement in American Tobacco On the
announcement Of a:100 per. cent common
stock dividend, the stock retaining1 point
of the S!4c advance: The proposed in
crease of S35. 600 in the capital stock
of Continental Tobacco resulted in re-
esssion ,ss onoe Of &e in the common and In
1ikc each in Metropolitan and New York
Air Brake.
The railroads averaged fractional ad-
vances, the strongest stocks In this group
being New York Central, Burlington,
Atchison preferred, Lackawanna and c.
G. c. 4 ST. L.. which were lifted at one
time 1alisc. The extreme high, prices in
many stocks, particularly the specialties.
Sie Mere "a, aeGompanied by lively .bulish bid
The bond market generally exhibited a
good tone. y: S. old 4s reg. advanced &c
in the bid price.
STOCKS.
Furnished by Charles H F. Smith &
Co, members of the New York stock ex.
change. Pioneer Press building, who have
special wires to Chicago and New York.
Closing prices are bid: -
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-03
Paul horse exchange. makes the follow

Paul horse exchange, makes the follow.
ing report:
The horse market has been better the
past week than at any time since the
opening of the spring trade. The demand
for farm mares and chunks still continue
good at prices ranging from $50 to $125 ac-
cording to quality, and appearance. Draf-
ters, of good quality, meet with some in.
quiry, as well as fancy drivers of good
weight and quality
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-03
ST. PAUL.

Quotations on grain, hay, feed. etc.
furnished by Jameson & Hevener. grain
WHEAT-No. 1 northern, y@72c; No. 2
AQs2c;. No. 5. 702ssac. AND
RYE-Sample barley, S5Q40e; rye market
strong, 50Q51c for No, 2-SEEDS-Flax,
8 MlSg1. 20; timothy seed, S5c@s1.l0; clover,
$3.50; straight, sa4o@s6O; rye, S2.so@2 50.
-GROUND FEED = s13 - COARSE
CORNMEAI-$12@125 @1250-BRAN - Bulk.
$40 6o011. SHORTS-$10. .50011. - HAY
No. ! upland, s6.6O07: other grades, s.. 50
@o; No. l timothy, s7@7.50.-STRAW-
Rye, $4,000; oat. SSGf3 90
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS

IMPORTS AND ExPoRTs-New York
April 1.-The imports of dry goods and
general merchandise at the port of New
2A, ,67. The imports of specie last week
were $256,323 In gold and So, ,7Ss silver. Bx.
ports of specie from this port to all coun-
tries for this week aggregate 81, 1,01h, SO,
silver bars and coins. and $246550 gold.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-03

State Of Minnesota,
Department of Insurance.
ST. Paul, March "a. 1899
I, the undersigned Insurance Commits
sioner OF the State of Minnesota, do here
by certify that the Lawyers Surety
Company, above named has com
piled with the laws of this State re-
lating to insurance. and is now fully en-
powered. through it's authorized agents,
to transact its appropriate business Of
year ending January 31st, 1900.
j. A. O'SHAUGHNESSY
Insurance Commissioner
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-03

above diseases and guarantee q cure in every
case undertaken, and may be consulted person.
ally or by letter, Psmphletand chart Of ques-
tions for stating the case on above diseases sent
free Allbusisiesss strictly confidential. Once
hours from q I'm. Has6 p. m. Sundays to p.
n. Address letters TINS: .;s.ss
GALENIC INSTITUTE, St. Paul. Ainn.
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State Of Minnesota,
Department Of Insurance.

State of Minnesota,
Department of Insurance.
St. Paul, March as, 1893.
I, the undersigned insurance Commits
hereby certify that the Hartford Steam
Boiler Inspection and Insurance Com
pany, above named, has compiled with
the laws of this State relating to insur-
ance, and is now fully empowered.
through its authorized agents, to trans
act its appropriate business OF Steam
Boiler Insurance in this State for the
year ending January 31st, 1900
]. A. O'SHAUGHNESSY.
Insurance Commissioner.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-03
GALENIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
Corner seventh and Cedar Stree cover
Yerxa,s store, Phenix IsuIlding.

Established in 1861 for
the cure Of PRIVATE,
NERVOUS, Blood. Kidney,
Urinary and Chronic Dis
eases. including Sperma-
ltorrhoea, Nervous Debility.
'Impo;ency. Syphilis. Con-
orrboea, Gieet Structure,
Varlcocele. Hydrocele. Dis
eases of Women, etc.
This institute ~ the Oldest
In Minnesota. the physl-
clans are reliable, regular
graduates. and treat all the
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-03
NEAR MILLION MARK.
Several Important Changes In
Stocks Were Recorded.

Ear silver, New York .59iS xii
Call money, New York 5
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-03
Bicycles for Japane.e.

The Japanese are, asa rule. SO small
bicycles for Them snse,s.s-s-rs =. Nv :"
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-03
NAYS BIG ADVANCE
LOOKED SOMETHING LIKE THE
;. DOLLAR-WHEAT CRY OF THE
LETTER DEAL
CONDITIONS WERE DIFFERENT

Strength of the Market Was Based
Almost Solely ON the Reports of
Weather Damage to the Winter
Crop - Government and Expert
Reports Failed to COrrObOrate
Statement From the Country.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

sheep, 1os - ~ 'e'' 49,
The receipts by cars over the various
railroads were as follows:
Cattle. Hogs Sheep Mixed
6. G.. & M W = St 1 p 2 =.
G, st. P, M. &soTY.. i
The Shipments were as follows: Cattle,
none; calves, none; hogs, none; sheep,
The shipments by cars were: Cattle,
none; hogs, none; sheep, 10.
:. The week closed with an extremely
light run of cattle and trading was dull
as the leftover stuff had been pretty
well cleaned out. There were only few
mead OF better than medium cattle offer
ed and no butcher cattle, except some
common stuff were on the market. Good
cattle OF all kinds are quoted steady The
hog market was steady with theb ulk of
the butchers selling at s3.6093. IS. Some
choice punches topped the market at 3d.
The range was $s;6o@a.7O. The run was
light and the quality ranged from COM
with nothing doing as all the sheep in
were consigned to feeders.
Hogs-Comparative receipts:
lotai Tor today As
"A week ago ....-..-Z,It5
Quotations Butchers, s. 5000 70;
packers. $3;35gS. 40: stays and rough, s2@
2.65; pigs, 1928 e.t
Market steady with a light run of mixed
quality. Some choice hogs topped the
market at at 1910 with the bulk selling at
Representative sales:
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-03

WEEKLY BANK sTATEMENT-N
York, April The weekly bank state
ment shows the following changes: SIR.
plus reserve, decrease, *sOS2,575. Loans.
in Increase $4esS 300 Specie, decrease. IS, ,1iS,,
200. Legal tenders, decrease, $178, 500: De
posts, decrease. sas 1888, 700. Circulation
Increase, $49,S00. The banks. now hold
SIS, 494, $50 in excess of the requirements $
of the % per cent rule.
TREASURY STATEMENT-Wash ashin9-
ton,- April 1.---Today's statement of the
condition of OF the treasury: Available cash
706 '''io'-
NEW YORK MONEY-New York. April
l-Money on call firm, 5d6; last loan
Prime 1,rs me mercantile paper, aA@4N. ster- r
ness in bankers bills at M.s6lsG4. SSH for
demand and at s4,s4A@4S4 for sixty
days; posted rates s4S41fI4. .S5js and, 81 SCI
Q4.S77a; commercial bills, $4S2ih@4.S4 Silzz
yer certhcates 60Q6O1a. Bar silver, 593sc:
Mexican dollars, 471zc.
BANK CLEARINGS.
ST. Paul, 1861, ,23S62.
Minneapolis, 81, 1896, ,O93
Chicago, SIC, ,69S,54S
New York, s95, 447, ,954 ..-s'1
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-03

State of Minnesota.
Department OF Insurance.
St Paul, March "a. 1899
i, the Undersigned Insurance Commits
sioner Of the State of Minnesota, do here
Dy certffy that the Fidelity and Deposit
Company of Maryland, above named has
complied with the laws of this State re-
iating to Insurance, and is now fully enl-
70 transact it's appropriate business Of
Efdeltty and Surety Insurance TN this
State for the year ending January 31st,
]. A. OSHAUGHNESSY.
Insurance Commissioner.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-03

WIN. M. CARSON,
~ a-o. General Agent,
Germania Life Building.
ST. PAUL, MINI.
FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF MARYLAND.
Principal Office, Baltimore, Md (Or-
canned In lS90) Edwin Warfield, Presi-
ney to Accept Service in Minnesota. In
surance Commissioner. Cash Capital
81 ,000, 900.
INCOME IN 1898.
Premiums Received
Fidelity and surety .............. $819, 1923 81
Total premium income. 49,. $s19, 1923 81
From interest, dividends and
rents ;..... ....-..., ............ 104, ,Z73 90
From all other sources ......... 52,235. 95
Total income .. .......... ss75, ,633 so
DISBURSEMENTS IN 1898
Claims Paid CNet-
Fidelity and surety .......... s27S. .S1 SO
Net paid policy holders. s27S, ,S41 SO
Dividends to stockholders O0,OOO. 90
Commissions, salaries and ex-
penSeS or agents ........... 1874 915 63
and examiners fees ........ $500. 90
All other disbursements ....... 18s, ,306. 90
Total disbursements ........ 1926, ,sss 81
Excess of income over dis
DuTScuentS S14S 649 80
ASSETS DEC. 81. 1898.
Value of real estate owned 5000 COO on
Bonds and stocks owned - 1801. .567. 90
Cash IN office and In bank 146 470 AZ
deferred and unpaid premiums ia 253 40
Total admitted assets ....s2 ss1, ,2s0. .75
LIABILITIES.
Claims adjusted and not paid. s2.3 .33s. .0s
claims In process of adjust
ment and known .............. 7,2ss74
Claims resisted and disputed H74S 72
Aggregate of unpaid claims s4 .353. 50
reinsurance reserve 49,. ~ 485 798 Sc
Capltai STOCK paid up........... LOCO. 200. 90
Total liabilities, including
capital 49,. ........s1, ,527. .152 OF
Surplus beyond capital and
other liabilities :. 81 1e4 13S az
RISKS AND PREMIUMS 1898.
Amount at Written or
Risk Beginning Renewed
of Year. During Year
Fidelity :. ....s1G3, ,775, 239 $40. 1890
Surety :. ....... 37,312,155 27,7S6, ,230
Totals :. ...S141 ,0S7, 1894 s6S. IA 600
Premiums Re- Amt. at Risk
ceived Thereon. End of Year.
Ge1deIity ....s612, 1872 s10e, ,3oS, ,061
Totals :. -. .sS5s. .s75.n s15s h42 ~
Losses incurred during the veal. .s22o. .852. .03
BUSINESS IN MINNESOTA IN 1898
Risks Premiums Losses
Written. Received. Paid.
Fidelity ....s667,7G0 $5,064 AZ -.
surety $4,000 4.s2267 1896. IS
Totals 1896, 700 ss,ss7.14 s2as az
Losses Amt at Risk
Incurred. End of Year
Surety surety -. :. - ........ sass * 90 d, Il;
AotdiS S296. 30 2243I64
State of Minnesota,
Department gs OF Insurance.
i, the undersigned Insurance Commits
eloner Of the State of Minnesota, do here
oy certffy that the Fidelity and Deposit
company OF MARYLAND, above named, has
complied with the laws OF this State re-
lating to insurance, and is now fully en-
70 transact it's appropriate business Of
Fidelity and SJ1rafv Ipe,roDoa e., +b;.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-03
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