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MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS.
gLnRnnnlnn1nnnnIuJnunnrnnnnI LnH

Rosa claim is now Boo 500 feet, having
been extended 900 feet this summer fol-
IoNinE 2 lo 3 fee. at mineral, including
streak ui carbonate. varying from o
Do IL Inches that ASSAYS 90 to 40 per cent
lead, lb ounces silver and So to $40 gold.
balance assays yl2 gold only Develop
ment work ui.I Doe done this season
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Utah Sugar Co.. ................ 15 90
ogien Sugar Co...... ........ li2 00
state Bank OF Utah. ..... ..... l30 on
ueserot Savings Bank. .......... 1l5 0l
Coop Wagon g. Machine Co... CO.. l09 ODD
Cunnugton q Co.. ................ no 90
Commercial National Bank. ., 300 01
Clark. Eldredge q Co... .,........ IS on
Utah Com g. Savings Bank. . luS 900
Ll0n.g Savings Bank a Trust Co. l-3 0J
Provo Com. 81 Savings Bank . .. no 90
Lehi Com. q Savings Bank. ... 30 oO
Thatcher Bros B'nkg Coz Logan lu5 0o
First National Bank ogden l,j Oo
r. Vt 3D. r. Co.. Issued . ...... 100 90
Davis county Bank. Pennington 400 oU
Barnes Banking Co, Kdysyiilg . So 90
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CHILDREN GUESS,

The population of Salt Lake-a new
$500 standard Dictionary given tho
successful gu0sser See the News"
advertisements
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oepEN AND RfTURN sr,oo.


Train departs s:45 a. m. Rio Granlc
Western Rv Base ball ln ogden. ug-
den Canyon "trip. Bicycles free Fish
and melon dinner az the Hermitage
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SCHOOLS OPEN
NEXT MONTH.

See Geo. O. Cannon d. Sons c0mpauys
advertisement on another page of this
issue.
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CHILDREN GUESS

The population OF Salt Lakp-a new
so 90 Standard Dictionary given the
successful guesser See the News
Advertisement
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sNN FRANCISCO pRoDUCr.

San Francisco. Aug. ll-Whgat
steady December. ill@i May llga
cash lO5
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In addition 90 the above the Eureka.
liiu marketed five cars of concen.
uates. and the Mammoth mine one car
of bullion
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ROBERT BONNER

For sale Uy u. G.. NJ. T., Clark, El'
ureiee & Co., salt Lake Hardware Co,
ana George a. Lowe, salt Lake C.N
Utah.
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sTOCK TRANsACTIONs.

STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
Grand Central, 90 at $j.16.
Lower Mammoth COO at AAA; l,oVl at
4sls. 100 at iS&
Mammoth. 200 at &2liia.
May Day. 200 at &C. 200 40 6-b, 600 az
gov 100 az 6l7s. 200 at 6lA.
Sacramento. 800 al %.
Yankee Con, 1000 at %.
shares sold. 1850.
Selling value. S2.5i525.
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81 LOIIs WOOL MARKET
WEEKLY HlNK sTATEN1TVT

ST. Louis AUS I.-wool steady and
unchanged
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MONEY AND BONDS

NoW York Aug Sugar Raw
urmet fair refining iila5 l-l6. centH-
iugal 20 test as, m1.usses sugar AZ
4ll-lG.
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MADAME. A, RUPERT
o East l4th Street, New York

Mime a. Eupperts Celebrated Com.
p'ellon Specal,ies are for sale 90 SAN
Lake city by
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HARD 70 COMBAT.
The Evidence of Our Senses. What
Belfast People Say is Pretty Good
Proof for Belfast People.

When we see it ourselves,
hen our own ears hear it,
When our neiahbors tell it,
Our friends endorse it,
No better evidence can be had
It's not what people say in Florida,
Or distant mutterngS ill California
No DIT ceiving echoes here.
Belfast people talk about Belfast people.
Pubic opinions published for the public good
There is no proof like home proof.
Read this statement by citizen:
Mr.. Rufus alton of 40 High street, says: 81
suffered from kidney trouble for years, often SC
bad that was confined to my bed or to the house
for weeks at a time. My back across the loins
bothered me with continual aching and along
with 1t there was a weakness of the kidneys which
was very distressing and annoying, more especial.
at night. | doctored and used more or less
medicine but got little or relief. When un-
usually bad saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised
and so well recommended by people near by that
got thu m at Edmund Wilson'S drug store and
gave them trial. got relief from the first and
continued the treatment until had used raj
boxes and they did me more good than any thing |
ever took"
Doan's Kidney Pills sold tor fifty cents per
box by all dealers will be mailed on receipt of
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-DOAN'S-and take no
substitute.
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George Seekens has gone to Monroe to
work for Mr.. John Bowden.
There will be dance at the Grange Hall,
North Searsport, April End.
Fred Seavey is visiting his grandfather.
E. W. Seavey, for short time.
Miss Eudavilla Cleaves has been engaged
to teach the school in No. 7.
The school in No. s will be kept by MT.
Andrew Allen of Searsport village.
Horace Maddocks, who spent the past win
ter in Massachusetts,, has returned home.
Howard Ward is still on the sick list. He
is attended by Dr. j. S. Cole of Swanville.
Benjamin Merithew has been in the EN-
ploy of AL. Card of tSwanville the past two
weeks.
By request the meeting of the Waldo
County Veteran Association will be put over
until May 3rd.
The family of James W. Smart, who have
been quite i'll, are improving DR.. J. S. Cole
of Swanville has been attending them.
Fred M, Nickerson has engaged to teach
the school III district No. 8. He taught this
school for the past year and has given the
best of satisfaction.
Mrs. Patch OF Brooks is in town, assisting
III taking care of her grand children, the
children of Mrs. Fred W. Smart, who are
down sick with w1ooping cough.
twenty-five of the friends of James W.
Hartman turned ont last SATURDAY. after.
noon and chopped up his wood pile. Mr.. Fl
wishes to extend his thanks. He has been
sick and unable to do a days work since
last fall, but thinks he is now on the mend
ing hand.
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DIED.

AREY. In Bucksnort March "a. Miss Bernice
Arey, aged years.
AkEy. In Bucksport. March %, Mary Cole
Arey. aged Z years. month and days
BowDEN. In Hancock. March IA, infant son OF
Mr. and Mrs. John =. Bowden, aged days.
BUNKER In Islesboro. March %, Emery A
Bunker aged 81 years. 2 months and % days.
CLEMENTS. In Glenmere, Mass. March 10,
Rhoda Z. Clements, formerly of Waldo Me-, aged
70 years
HEAD. In Rockporr, March 10. Mrs. j. Head
native of Sidney aged rs years and months
HOLT Ia North Lamoine. March 21, Captain
AL Ian c. Holt, aged "a years.
MASON. In GRAND March Is, Danforth z. Ma
SON. aged 73 years, IL months aud 8 days.
PILLsBURY. In Belfast. March 49, Catherine C
Pllsbury. aged 93 years, months and % days.
PHILBRooK In Rockport, March IS, Edward
5; Philbrook aged 43 years.
rob- NsoN In Belfast, March "a, Mary G.,
daughter of MI. and Mrs. Frank Robinson, aged
years
SAUNDERS. In Bucksport March 49, Mrs Ma
thaniel saunders, aged 81 years.
SLOWER In Belfast, March 26, Emma A, wife
OF Geo. r. SCover. aged ~ wears
NEBBER In belfast March 27, Henry Rande
ebher aged years, months and 10 days
WHITE In Boston, March 20, Charles I. W bite,
aged GA years.
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BORN

BRIDGES. In Rucksport March 16, to Mr. an 1
Mrs George Bridges.
CURTIS. In Belfast. March 25, to Mr. and Mrs
Maurice Curtis daughter. 1 pounds.
CURRIER. In Belfast March Is, to MIR. and
Mrs George E. Currier.
DUNHAM. In Stonington, March 16, to MIR. and
Mrs. Edwin A. Durham, a son.
DCCOTr. In Rucksport, March Is, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Dueott, a daughter.
DAVIS. In Penob,cot, March 10, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Davis. daughter.
FLOOD. In Belfast, March 20, to Mr.. and Mrs
Sti|iman d. Flood. daughter
JONES: In Bangor, March 21 to Mr.. and Mrs
James H Jones' son
LEACH. In Penobscot March is, to MIR. ard
Mrs. Pearl Leach, daughter.
PRESCOTT. In Isle au Haut, March i l. tc Mr.
and Mrs. Walter E. Prescott a SON
TRAsK. In East Union March II, to .ir anG
Mrs. Urban Trasa, a daughter.
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hALLDALE. Fred A. Clement wac called
10 Lowell Mass, last Thursday by the death
Oh DIS brother George E., who died OF
typhoid pneumonia Wednesday evening,
March 2lst.. Mrs. G. f. Plummer and two
sons OF Medford, Mass, are visiting at G. M
rum mers.. Fred a. Myrick has gone to
Cherry neld to work in the clothing factory
..'.E' +. Banton, Mrs. W. E. Poland and
Mrs. +. W. Rowell are on the sick lst....
Mrs U. l.. Wright returned to her home in
Belfast last Saturday. Granville Thomp-
son lost his horse last week. W. M. Vose
lost one OF his cows a few days ago.
STANDPOINT. Mrs. Meralda Black left
Monday for Boston on business Mrs. L. s.
ferkin visited in Bucksport several days last
week.. Mr.. Norton, the veteran tooth-ex-
tractor, bee tanner, deer-hunter, etc, visited
old friends here last Saturday and Sunday.
MI. Fred Grant took party to Bucksport
shopping last Saturday in the gasolene
lauhch Gertrude.. Capt Norman Perkins
Is Ill with the measles. -. The sociable at
the Hall Thursday evening, March 22d, was
largely attended. The entertainment con-
sisted OF the following program:
Singing, One night in June,
Mrs E. G. Clifford
Recitation, The Little Mouse, Leila Black
Rec, the New Brother, Fostina Griffin
Rec, The Good bye, Laura Blanchard
Inc Llppincot Square Church Coup
Comedy in three acts.
Mrs j. w. wilkins, Pres. Ladies' home and
foreign missionary society,
Madge Wilkins, daughter Of Mrs. W,
Rev. Bedford Clarke, missionary at Isaquas,
Manitoba, MIR. E. G. Clifford
jamie, the Rev's. servant, Fostina Griffin
Johnnie, brother of jamie. Harrie Partridge
Sarah, maid servant, Susie Patterson
Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. Robinson I members
Miss HAIR HsEesT' of the society
Mrs. May Partridge
Mrs. Fannie Richards
Mrs. Gertie Clifford
Miss Violet Berry
Mrs. May Black
Mrs. May Blanchard
Defamation, 4 Knock at the Door,
William Grant
REGULATIONS, by six ladies and six gentlemen,
each telling "Why l never married"
Reading, A Tandem, Mrs. A G. Black
Story, dialect rec, MIR. A. B. French
The parts were well taken and the story
by Mr. French brought down the house.
Cake and ice cream was then served, and a
good sum realized
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MARRIED..

BERRY-HARRIMAN. In Rockport, March Is
Arthur Berry and Mrs. lizzie Hartman, both Of
Rockport
CLARK-CRoGAN. In Hampden, March 21, by
Rev. ID. +. rench, Edward A. Clark and Miss
Harriet L. Crogan, both of Winterport
CURTIs-SMALLEY. IT. Belfast, March "a, by
Rev g: E. Edgett, Robert Leslie Curtis and Miss
Eva Adele Smaliey, both of Belfast.
FULLER-A NDREws In Rockland. March 10
Frank W. Fuller and Miss Grace Cobb. daughter
of Mrs. Lucy H Andrews, both of Rockland.
HAsKELL-JoNEs. In Boston. March IL, George
D. Haskell and Miss Carrie 2. Jones, formerly q
Rockport
LADp-DAMoN. In Stockton Springs. March %
Eta ba%nn If stoes1on sp1nrs and
LoRD-NEAL. In Pittsfield, March 81, by Rev
L. W. Coons, George Osborne Lord of Belfast ant
Miss Madeline Adelaide Neal of Pittsfeld.
PIERCE MONTGOMERY. In Bucksport, Marcl
u. by Revs. 7. F. Jones and VIM. Forsyth, Franz
S Pierce and Miss Harriet L. Montg emery, boil
of Bucksport.
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Steel Ceilings AND.
Side Wall Finish

For Churches, halIs and Residences.
The most durable and economical material made
for the purpose For old or new buildings. Can
be applied over old plastering. Fire and water
ing taken the agency of of the best steel cell
ing companies in the United States am prepared
upon short notice to furnish aud put up ceilings
or side wall finish in any room regardless of size
or shape. Send size of room for an estimate.
3w13 +. ii. PARK,
Box 40, Searsport, Me.
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NOTICE..

In BOARD OF ALDERMEN
ORDER No. 8. BELFAST, March 10, 1900.
ordered, That all bills against the city shall be
itemized and shall be approved by the proper COM
mittee before placed in the hands of the auditor.
Also that all said bills M UST be in the hands of
the auditor ON OR BEFORE THE FRIDAY
next preceding the first Monday in each month,
or they will lie over until the next month. IS
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Belfast Price Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
produce Market. Prices rad Producer.
Apples, p bu. 5o@6oHay. ton, 8 Ooal2 90
dried, p ID, 4a5 Hides, p ID, Gas IL
Beans. pea. 225Lamb p fb, u
i" medium, 225lLamb Skins. 25635
yel'weyes, 225 Mutton, . ID,
Butter, y fb, 1Std22lt)ats, u Blu, 81 tb. 25a3O
Beef, p ID, 6a9fPotatoes 3to4O
Barley. y bu, 4o@4, Round Hog, 5
Cheese, y ID, ID Straw, p ton, 6 OOa7 90
Chicken, y ID, 1O Turkey D tb, l6d17
Calf Skins 5Ga75 Tallow 1I2a3
Duck, " ID, 14a Is Veal, y fb, 6a7
Eggs, y doz, "a Wool, unwashed, il
Fowl, y tb, 10aI1 Wood, hard, 3OOd4 90
Geese, p fb, lsal5| God, soft, 35Oa4 o.
Retail Price. Retail Market
Beef, corned, p fb, s91O Lime, q Dbl, 9Oa1 90
Butter salt, IA fb, 1sd2OlOat Meal. D fb, 4a5
Corn, p bu, 5OOnions ID. 5
cracked Corn, y bu, 5OIOil kerosene, gal, 1Aa15
Corn Meal, p bu, 5OIPollock, % ID, 4D4I2
Cheese, " fb, 1911 Pork, p fb 7s8
Cotton seed, Y cwt, sol Plaster. P,bbl, 113
Goldfish, dry, p tb 5as Rye Meal. p ID 3
Carnberries, y OF, loIShorts, y cwt OOa, %
Clover seed l0d1lSugar, ID. 5l2a2
Flour, " Dbl, 50d4 Isl Salt, #. l.. p bu, 80
G. H. Seed, bu. 5C(a2 0oSweet Potatoes,
Lard, p p, Sal0W Wheat Meal 8
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NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.

NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.
Henry Hartman will soon move his fam
lily to Belfast
Mark Ward and family moved to Sears
port last week.
Mrs. Callie Dow has been visiting in Bel
fast recently.
Percie Moore of Belfast is visiting at Capt.
Geo. A. Flowers.
Miss Alice Dow is attending the Normal
school at Castine.
Frank Black is at home from Boston visit
ing his father, Fred Black.
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A ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE. The subscriber
n hereby gives notice that he has been duly APP
pointed administrator of the estate of
SAMUEL G. THURLOW, late of Belmont,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de
mands against the estate of SAID deceased are
desired TO present the same for settlement, and
all indebted thereto are requested to make pay
payment Immediately.
HIRAM p. FARROW.
Belmont, March 13 19OO.-3w13
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EXECUTORS NOTICE. The subscriber hereby
IL gives notice that he has been duly appointed
Executor of the last will and testament of
HANNAH NJ, ROBINSON, late OF Liberty
in the County of Waldo, deceased and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands against the estate of said deceased are
desired to present the same for settlement, and
all indebted thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately. JOHN W. RAMSEY.
South Liberty, March 10, 19OO-3wl3
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ARRIVED.
March 81 Sch Jennie Lockwood, Bruins
wick.
March "a. Sch A Hayford Searsport.
March rs Sch Sarah Hill, Hunt, Boston.
March q. Sch Garland, Allen, Stoning-
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EXECUTORS NOTICE. Inc subscriber hereby
II gives notice that he has been duly appoint
ed Executor of the last will and testament of
JOSEPH F. HERRICK sate of Northport,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands against the estate of said deceased are de-
sired to prese mt the same for settlement and all
indebted thereto are requested to make payment
Immediately. GEO. F. HERRiCK
Northport, March 49, 19oO.-3w13
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8ScLUTEK PURE

BAKING POWDER CO., YORK.
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financial GIertions.
The Mexican National Railroad Co.
ELECTION NOTICE.
WALL. STREET,
NEW-YORK. february 18th 1900.


NETWORK. February 18TH 1900
n accordance with Voting agreement
dated September lst 1887 OF which the Farmers
Trust Company Voting Trustee a general meeting
OF First Mortgage and Second Mortgage
holders OF the Mexican National Railroad Company will
held at l2 o'clock Monday. March 10. 1900.
Office OF the Company, Wall Street. NewYork,
purpose nominating eight directors be elected
the annual meeting OF the Company.
registration of First Mortgage
Mortgage A bonds and transfer thereof
closed close OF business Saturday. Si
closed until final adjournment OF meeting.
The right bonds registered TO the
person be exercised by the registered
n person by proxy.
ID. The holder OF bond bonds payable
may right thereon upon production
thereof at the meeting.
Sd Owners of non-regtstered bonds. by
provided Voting Trust agreement the
Secretary OF the Company Wall Street. New-Yors.
by Messrs Matheson s Co., No Street Lon
don listing not later than days before
the meeting exercise the right the bonds
so listed, person by proxy
WILLIAM BURCKEI.
Secretary
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GOVERNMENT BONDS

Government bond quotations compared as follows
with those Of a week ago:
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TO THE
Purchase Money First Mortgage BOndhoIders
OF THD
Brooklyn Wharf and
Warehouse; COMPANY.

rs II large minority the Purchase Money
First Mortgage Bonds of the Brooklyn Wharf
and Warehouse Company have been de-
posted under the BOndhoIders' Agreement
dated February 1st, 1900. notice is hereby
given that the Committee Will continue
advance the sum of Twenty-Five Dollars upon
each bond deposited up and including
March 3Ist, 1900.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT,
Chairman.
FREDERIC CROMWELL,
ADRIAN ISELIN. Jr,
WALTER G. OAKMAN,
GEORGE W. YOUNG,
Committee.
ADRIAN II. JOLINE. Counsel
JAMES N WALLACE Secretary
4 Wall Street. y. Y.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subserlptions for The Tribune
n their Uptown Office. No. 1.2i2 Broadway.
north of 3Istst. until o'clock advertise
following branch offices regular
until o'clock p. viz 254 Sth-ave c.
cor Esd St; l52 6th-ave.. l2th-st Macys
Columbusave., West 86th-st, 1O6
West 42d-st 6thave; 90 East 14thst.; 2o7 West
l2d-st 7h and Sh 159 East &7thst; SSS
6d-ave., between 10th ana nth sts: 1,o26 Sd-ave
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INTERNATIONAL ZINC CO., Ltd,
OF JOPLIN, MO.


Will rank with those Of the bonanza companies OF
the present: the fsr-sghted who
forest IN such mines will then be classed with the
opu-nt copper mRgnates OF Boston.
The properties OF the International Zinc Co. are
among the best and richest in the MssouriKansas
fields their value has been Demonstrated the
safeguards the interests OF its shareholders
practical possible way. well-known firm OF Chartered
Accountants OF International reputation auditors
the Company. and they instructed 10 audit
a the quarterly accounts Of earnings and profits
before the issued shareholders. This is
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1inaueial Glertlous.

Election Notice. .,
ST. Louis, Iron Mountain * Southern haA
Co.
New York. January IS. 1900.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual mees
ing stockholders OF the ST. Louis Mouat.ss
Southern Railway Company VIII be held the Lo.
panys Office City OF ST Louis Missouri on Is sa
day March i3 1890 900 O'Clock A. the eleeis.
OF thirteen Directors for the ensuing and f
OF other business that
said meeting The annual meeting OF the Directors
be n office the same day, al - -.
O'Clock noon will be closed on !1s
day, January so 1900. SEQ O'Clock p. NJ and -
opened Wednesday. March Ia. 1900 at 1000 os.s~
A. N. GEO. j. GCClp. fresioS--
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The United States Treasury received last week
from customs So 1892, ,006 from internal revenue
s52ss 44s and from miscellaneous sources $32S7'779
a total OF S2 42S 22s against s9S7e4I7 in the pre-
cedtng week Receipts for the month to date, A5O7,
457 expenditures S5075O0; excess OF expenditures.
s5495i3 Receipts for fiscal year. 1882, 3S2;
pendtures 1910 1851; excess OF receipts. s3l95 III
The Treasurys actual cash balance increased in the
week s7S6, &C., and now stands at 1926 ,24S Re
ceipts Of National bank notes for redemption In the
week. sl670.562
The Treasury statement of Saturday. compared
with that OF Saturday a week ago:
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financial.

But n months go, this industry virtual
ly general public OF the United States
Capital yet awakened its vast possibilities.
tremendous future is realized by compara
lively Those recognize the fact however.
reap gained by fortunate
Zinc is today practically tho position that
copper occupied forty years and will be the
a quarter OF a century their
incomes zinc investments made Shares in
good mines like those OF
New-York tribune., 1900-03-05
RAILROAD FARNTNcc


The Tribune has printed the gross earnings of
sNtyhVe railroads or systems for the third week IN
February. OF these, sixty return gains or 3, e19 :
ooo or Z2 per cent, and five return losses of s26tS
or 73 per cent The whole shows gain of 81 600 11o
OF zz-f per cent The Tribune has also printed the
gross earnings of eight railroads for the fourtb
week IN February. which show gain of $ls4. $50 or
1876 per cent VI
Earnings received Saturday follow:
Third week in February
60 companies IRe fFfGGss siSis 500 ls
. companies 1926 17i.7l7 Dec i359S "a
Total e5 e9ss 12s91a ss72eO25 Inc 81 eoo112 % 4
Fourth week in February -~'
companies sas7,524 sl.laI.s74 Inc s1s4. $50 lsb
CLEVELAND CANTON AND SOUTHERN
Number Of miles ls's 1899 1900.
5sS ESSF'F Tsss Sss il ss5s Is sess9 s!9
HOOKING VALLEY
Fourth week IN Feb. $40 Sn9 s77 2iioo
Jan. l 10 Feb. 2s...... 900 097 - aa9 t59
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN 0''''-'
Fourth week in Feb. ST. sl01 aaa sfo, 10 90
Jan ! TO Feb. ~ 546 49, 800 9SI 90, 7S, 9oa
ST. JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND.
Number of miles. 25l ~, 49,
Fourth week in Feb. s23 IHs sol 513 co, 4@9 @9d
PITTsBURG. BEssEMER AND LAKE ERIE
Jam s9T'S :, ssss Tts 2ss; 5z5S sl95s
'"i' l" reo' -. io''0'i ltS.3 $3.50 l94 24I
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE.
Fourth Feb. 24735 s3l los s.e 556a
Jan. 10 Feb. 2s...... 2lS, 453 30 IG8 ga ga
ANN ARBoR.
Third week in Feb. s38,e3s s2a32I ss1 sys
Jan. TO Feb. 2l.,.... 22s.2o0 i0s905 Sss ara
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RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

o a
final po 0 week. t h nape of ~ ~t
Of c In he k IN and low prices II tn
" they
New-York tribune., 1900-03-05

h3change last week and for the same weeks Of the
preceding two years compare as follows:
Ercharg.x s3nn Mar: O. gs Mar. 1, 90 Mar 3 oO
No shasaa '9"oa d+a5dl sl392 905g0 02O T35 $40
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New-York tribune., 1900-03-05

Feb. "a March g. Changes.
gold 1926 3O5. .456 S23S SlI 81
Net silS 1895 100 s.s25.5tS Dec 5l2
Net L. y. notes.. 13.307 Z5l l39l7,i7S 773
1.5SDSoO 93i. $40 Dec Z2O
outstanding
tifcaes $40 500 93l Inc So 42O 575
Deposits in Ma
tonal banks. 1l13ll 80 1ll,SSI,5I6 Dec
Available 4Sl
Minor liabilities. alsS5.54O Inc
Actual cash bal s2e5 256 s2s5 Inc s736 Cos
BANK EXCHANGES; STOCK SALES
The bank exchanges Of the New-York Clearing
House and the stocks nold At the New-York Stock
New-York tribune., 1900-03-05
High. Low. Mich 8 Feb "a Gigs Sales.
THE WEEK IN WALL STREET.

Sales seventeen active issues s. 81 ot
Total 50 32s o0