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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-09

St Louis -. - 0 0 0 0 0 %
Pittsburg p 0 / 0 IS
Earned runs. St. Louis 0; Pittsburg 4;
sacrifice hit, Beaumont; two-base hits,
McCreery l, Ritchey l; double plays, Ely
and O'Brien, Kreuger, Wallace and Don
lin reuger and Donlin; bases on balls,
of Kudhoff 2, off Tannehill |; passed
ball. Criger 1; struck out, by Sudhoff g.
by Tanneh1I 8; time, SIS; umpire, Emslie
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-09

C9 mercy, Herr, br h, by Alfred G
Rneeretta, blk m (Brooks) ...........2 2
1TIaious' en- h (HusSey) ................3 3
7 T5ne, 2:4, 2:15a4, 42:17A,
Chain main Shot, b g;,lhy Red Heart
Chestnut King, 5 Z iiBeniyonj.. II 2 2 I
Aggle Medium, b III Qzelly)......5 Z 4 2
I'm IInle, zig, 2:151si PITY, 2:17.
2:l5 pace, purse $500
zone, Or m, by Moody CARSON IL l /
Sconamie, m Q1eln) .....,.-.......3 2
Time, 2:14%, PIG, 2:14A
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-09
LEXINGTON TRoTS.
Charley Herr Took the Ashland
Stake in Straight Heats.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct S-The track
i toaay was in q miserable condition, ow-
i ing TO continued rain of Saturday and
marieS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-09
HEY RUDE WADDELL MADE ONE
0F THEM a SHUT
OUT
CINCINNATI ALSO TOOK TWO
Brother Harris Hired Men Couldn't
BAT and They Couldn't Field
and They Didn't Care
NOVvhoN,

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-09

Rain at New York.
NEW YORK, Oct 8.-The Boston-New
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-09
Rain at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct S-The Phila-
delphia- Brooklyn game was postponed on
account of rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
CHARACTER OF TRADING

London sold about 5000 shares in the local mar
ket, but traders did not follow the foreign lead
although later in the day moderate sales for the
short account were made. Good buying was a
feature in Union Pacific, and offerings Of Missouri
Pacific were well taken. Southern Pacific was
again bought by Cyrus J. Lawrence & Sons who
have been accommodating the stock for several
days. clique OF outside Spectators. supposed to
be consolidated Exchange interests, had selling
orders in Sugar Refining in accordance with the
anonymous advertised advice to sell. The more
important traders were active in Brooklyn Rapid
Transit. and room traders sold the stock on the
announcement Of the result of the election of d.
rectors. The new Board is strong, and will add
much to the confidence that holders Of the stocl,
have in its future. Tennessee Coal and Iron fell
per cent and United States Rubber stocks were
weak on bear pressure. The steel stocks were ad-
versely affected by reports Of price cutting in the
trade.
Some Of the buyers and sellers were: F. F Ames
A K. Chaplin Coco and William NJ. Tmbrie bought
Sugar Refining common; J. Kirkner and J. J. Man
ming sold E. F. Raynor C50O) sold Peoples Gas
John Wallace bought American Ice common; R.
Waller, Jr, sold. R. II. Thomas bought Louisville
and Nashville. / & S Worrnser and H B. Hollins
bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit; George Melleck
H. Content and scattering sold. Jurgensen q, OOO
and Strong, Sturges & Co bought Brooklyn Rapid
Transit J. r. wiIliston & Co 600. W. H Burger
$500, F. H. Palmer 600. Floyd & Moore. Haugarteu
& Co. and J. J. Manning sold. H Content 1000
bought Sugar. Mills & Oden bought Louisville
and Nashville; Probst, Wetzler & Co. sold Scat
terng bought Leather common; J. W. Davis g. Co.
and J. J. Manning sold. Halle & Stiegntz bought
1000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit J. w Davis Il Co
Q5OO) bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit; A. A Hous-
man. F. D WinsIow. J. J. Manning and Laden
burg, Thalmann & Co. sold. George Bend, H Con-
tent Q.5OO. T. W. Savin. traders and Halle &
Stieglitz COCO bought Sugar Refining common; R,
Newton G, O0) J. Kirkner Q.00O Ellingwood & Gun
na S-2go ayIis q 20. and Ii L Imprie oyol
Tennessee Coal and Iron. Strong. Sturgis & Co.
(5eO and G. L Hudson & Co. q 600 bought American
Tobacco common: W. c. Stokes GOOD sold. Van
Onenback G,000 sold Southern Pacific. Z. ". Gould
bought Peoples Gas; Clark. Dodge & Co. Q,goO
sold a. B. Stout bought Missouri Pacific; Hedge.
Lounsbery & Foster sold. 7. J. Taylor and orvts
Brothers bought Rubber common; A De COrdOVa,
Rolston & Bass and W D. Hatch sold Orvis
Brothers bought Rubber preferred: w. D. Hatch
sold Tunsta0 & Co. bought Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy; ". I. Stow sold. A A Housrnan r.
B. Holmes and W. NJ. Gwynne bought Atchison
preferred; George Hendrtckson, J. J. Manning and
traders sold. Weaver, Harris & Co. 1000, P. n.
Sproule, J. kfrkner, Pearl & Co. J. NJ. Amory &
Co and traders sold Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27

Ior Nay, which price is six cents over Thursdays
closing There have been transactions. but the
tone Is nrm The American Linseed Company gets
he dement, OF the higher prices most of its stock
was bought at much lower figures
HOW TO SETTLE PULLMAN CONTRA CTs-
Inc committee on Securities Of the Nevy-York
stock Exchange has ruled that contracts In phil
man Company made on the Exchange before March
H. $780, may be settled by the delivery OF certtA
Gates OF the old Pullman's Palace Car Companv or
Lhe ne" eerthcates Of the Pullman Company Con
tracts made after March - 1900 must be settled IN
the certihcates Of the new Pullman Company.
UNITED STATES RCBBER.-Charles r Flint
said yesterday that he was not aware OF ANYTHING
IN the analrs or prospects OF the Emitted States
Rubber Company TO account for the decline in the
market value Of its securities. Mr. Flint authorized
the statement that the company is earning the
DIVIDENDS on the preferred and common stocks and
Will put by a handsome surplus
EXPORTS OF -'Bradstreet's' renorts
the exports Of wheat (four incuded) for the week
as aggregating a5I97 bushels, against O6l o2s last
week FROM July l. wheat. III. 3S502s bushels as
against l442S22s1 bushels last year. Corn exports
for the week 3526,sS4 bushels. against 100 40
6usneis last week From July l. 125 9OS bushels
against 80. 1888 bushels last year
THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY
Everything is going on nicely, but as vet +bara
are no definite details" said Edward Iauterhacb
yesterday. when asked about the refundtnp of the
Third Avenue Railroad Company floating deb,
No information WIS vouchsafed by Kuhn. Loeb 3
Co. who. with several other banking houses are
said to have taken charge of the roads finances.
Third Avenue stock inactive and weak all
day. closing at us, decline OF points from the
previous day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET -Aas-,,..
opened steady, closing firm, with New-Ansterdarn
Gas feature. Standard OIL closed al 5176s9o
against E4GsI5 on Thursday Last prices az otbe-
prominent issues were: Havana Commercial aoes32.
preferred. sOgs2; Baking Powder sSas4z; Bay state
Cas- 1%9l5s; Pump. 1913; preferred s20s5; Marleen
Copper. S96z: Aualgamated Copper. s27sasslk. An,
steroam Gas. 2f@qZ; preferred 4sa4s; Rubber
Goods. $3.50: preferred 7slzds0 DistillinR of Arr
lea. 7g74; preferred. A9ZZ; Sloss-shefield. 200
preferred, eSq70; Storage Power IOskQ1s; Genera
Carriage. 4asa54
STANDARD OIL AGAIN HIGHEa.-stanasra
OA STOCK made another high record yesterday selI
that quarterly dividend OF p per CENT ,.o,rs -
paid IN February.
fI-AAsEED ADVANcED.-FTaxsesd l. & e BID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
THE COAL AND IRON MARKETS.

THE COAL AND IRON MARKETS.
THE Engineering and Mining Journal will say
to-day:
The anthracite coal trade has been very quiet
ing to mild weather, but a cold will bring
danger of a general strike seems less imminent
than week ago, Il has brought out some buying,
but not enough TO begin 20 offset the falling OF
from the mild weather. Prices are still firmly
maintained and stocks Of coal are not accommodating
notfceably. The seabOard bituminous trade con-
tinues to show an active demand for coal, but pro-
duce-s find Il easier to supply orders. Demand
from along the Sound mas fallen of, and from the
Far East has increased, showing that consumers
at points beyond Cape Cod who did not contract for
enough coal last year 10 carry them through 10
April ! buying in the open market. In
ouiries regarding the coming seasons contract
prices are numerous, but producers are not
naming favorable terms. One main line railroad
has increase its rate from mines to tide, II IS
said, 30 cents TO 20 cents. Comparatively few new
ira et!ons Of Importance are noted IN the iron
arlet this week and we have still waiting mar
ket BUYERS of naterial-ptg iron and steel
billets-are trying to enforce some concessions IN
price while sellers resist any reductions and point
10 the very large tonnage all eady under contract
as proof that there IS necessity for shading prices
10 keep mills employed In fact, they are con-
dent thatthe present range Of prices can be main
tanned. In finished material some large contracts
for structural steel and bridge work are pending
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
SOUTHERN RAILWAY PROSPERITY.

The Southern Railway and fits allied lines return
record breaking earnings for the third week in jan
nary Southern Railway proper shows gain In
gross earnings Of Ss6364 over the same week
wear ago when earnings were largely IN excess Of
1sqs The Cincinnati. New-Orleans and Texas Pa
cific returns a gain Of s19.soS and the Alabama
Great Southern a gain or $3.50. From July TO
January p the Southern Railways gross earnings
have increased 81 SIS 965. The company is now doing
rio freight and passenger business. the last named
being especially heavy the through Florida ser
vice by way Of the Pennsylvania tracks TO Wash
ingfon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
BANK STATEMENT AND MONEY.

The money market continued easy on a small
volume Of business Expectations of good bank
statement to-day are justified by the known move
ment Of money in the week, which shows gain
from the interior of s41S7175 and a gain on Sub
Treasury operations Of 81 1862 co., total gain IN
cash Of s6.0ssI75. The loan account has not been
increased by stock market speculation and the gain
IN surplus should therefore show the greater part
of the gain in cash Call money ruled at 211G3 per
cent yesterday with exceptions at 3 per cent. In
the Northwest money conditions easier with
New-York offerings in the market at from Il to
per cent below last weeks level on time contracts
The demand for money on grain paper is light and
elevator companies paying off most Of their
loans they mature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
AN ACTIVE DAY IN WHEAT.

snacufa,ton in wheat was unusually active yes
terdav bulls obtaining a grip on the market that
resulted IN the nc advance. An advance Of S1zc
a bushel In Paris wheat. attended by confirmation
Of crop damage runors, brought on heavy covering
by local interests and considerable investment buy
ing likewise in addition to this strong the
market was influenced oy reports that Rosario, in
the Argentine. had been closed by the plague.
May wheat In this market. after opening strong at
73Ae sold up IN the last hour 10 '4be ana closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
I United STATES DISTRICT COURT south


District % New Yo-k--In the Matter OF The
Petition q Mascoveere. al 70 have Frsn,eso
Aiso adtudged Involuntary bankrupt u anpearinz
satisfaction OF this afidavirs 81
GainsburE ana i NJ Cohen. both verified the 2srd aa-
OF November. lsa that petition nsd "a MS
praytng that the above names Franresco AsTo
De adtuIged bankrupt IN Involuntary uroceeiinGs
that subpoena theron issued 81 this eotrt
directed said Fraacesco Aseo returnahIs On tie
petition upon Which obtained couId 40
Be BY The Marsha OF the United states rfsr-ct
Court shown by me return made by Marshal
Ifth d2v u Noveuher. stating
said debtor could aot be found. ana IN tas
court; ana
Il further appearing tsat ten DAYS have
elapsed the said return and that appearances
ded the present Whereabouts Of debtor
unknown and service % TIE subpoena petitor
diligence Be made hfn within TIE
Jurisdiction q this court 10 Is
ORDERED and DIRECTED that Fraacesca
AeIl0 appear. plead deanur 27th DAY
OF February 1900 petition herein eth
day OF November. 1859. and fled Ia The Il
Clerk the 10Th cav u November lsea
The said Francesca Aiao altudica1e4
a involuntary bankrupt and IA = his failure
sppear. plead. answer der1ur acJc1icatian VII b
according % The prayer q The petirion And Il Is
further
ORDERED and pIRECTED shat service a. this order
may be upon Francesca Aeuo By the pub
Ication a week less than consecutive
weeks New York Tribune. which paper desis-
mated BY Exsy give notica the said
Francesca Aieilo publication be commenced
than the 18Th cav % January. 1870
Dated New York. January II. A D. 800
ADDISON BROWN.
United S1ates District Court JusIge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
ATCHTsON,s DECEMBER REPORT.

The Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Com
pany's report for December shows a further sub
stantial addition to net earnings. The increase Of
s9Ss 1893 over December, 1885. was due to gain IN
gross and decrease in operating expenses, the
last named amounting TO sl755l6. After taxes and
rentals total net income increased $3S0,559 For
the first half of the fiscal gross earnings in
creased & 440567 and net earnings s., 95S.4O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27

Actual cash s2saOss12 9oe4Oes Inc So 2l7
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. S6s64S5 internal reve-
nue. receipts s12s2o. Miscellaneous receipts, $685.
Total receipts for the day. 81 800; expenditures
g 05D 0o0 Receipts for the month 10 date s4O52276
expenditures 900; excess OF receipts, $ 65O76
Receipts for the fiscal year TO date SS25 6262:
endtures 1898 s $50: OF receipts. S266777o2
Receipts OF National bank notes for redemption,
ss2 9ss.
AT the Clearing House 0g7 2s Its net loss on bal
ance was a.175ls1. made up by loss IN currency
OF $3.50 US and loss coin OF 1911 sos resulting in
z general balance OF s22O3S on. consisting Of 800.
oea 75s -on and s10ssO sl5 currency. The business
for the week ended last night included receipts Of
s25 go 2ss ana payments of SIS. "a 6S9. Deducting
from the receipts ssOsS.O10 and from the payments
Sc $4,000 for items which affect its account with the
general Treasury only. its loss as affecting the
banks was s. 962 39I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27

a,utn africa. Later prices rallied slightly. and
=. raarket ruled quiet. with hardening tendency
- - lose Business was limited 20 professional
= So The final tone was steady. Last prices
-. canadian Pacific ssi2; Erie. IT'S: Erie LIST
n-eferred. sSls: Illinois Central I'D eN dividend
- r,..i4c preferred. -: ST. Paul 12l: New-York
- rqsas. PENNSYLVANIA. 6s; Reading 8: North
- Pacifc preferred. 755s; Atchison, 1884, Louis
-. - Nashville, s0ls ex dividend; Grand Trunk
r. ana Anaconda, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
DEMAND FOR sTEEI. CoNrINITEs.

E. H Gary, president OF the Federal Steel Com
pany, was quoted yesterday as follows:
Our orders show decided increase over those OF
December In December were go busy on old
contracts that we hardly noticed any dimlnution in
ed by the books. December was however a good
month The demand for rails is particularly good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
lletition IN Baukruutrn.


4 I STATED TERM OF the United
states District Court for The southern District q
IS rnii55 q stsis Ist e F I75 cur - l 92 -
New York, Borough Of Manhattan this 18Th day q
Judge-In the matter OF the Petition OF William Z.
Edward Stern composing the arm OF seheyer Pots Co.
It appearing the satisfaction this Court by TIE
affidavit q AaGEise 5 lyman veEiaed the 18Th day q
verified the day. that petition been nled IN
Taeodors Pots and EdEafd sss1a eoTaPosias q
tar proceedings; subpoena therein issued out
Of tbs Court; for service upon The sad Moses sshsyeE
scheysr Pots Co. on the 2th day Of September. 1893
herein By their solicitors Horwitz & samuels b. notice
On behalf q Moss scSeyeT and Thsoior Pots tba1 Ss
shown By the return made BY the said Marshal dated
could not be found, and which ale this
49, 49, +ban - ,fss 49, st1t - - -.
5sv a1d thar no appssrsnre bss 80 49, 49, -
diligence made upon hin within
this District. il Is hereby
ST Is p a. 1sSf y ssus Sn ne . % GAY o
tbs Court en- the 2s5a day q segtsbsr Ise9 DrayinS
composing the firm OF Scheyer. Pots Co.. nay be de-
eopartaers o. Shs said arn o. sebeyer Pots Co and
In case OF MS failure to appear plead answer or ds1u-
adjudlcatio1 made accoriiag prayer q ne
ORDERED AND DIRECTED that service OF this order
be made the said Edward stern as eoparrns- Of
a week for less consecutive weeks II IRE
ne most E5ly 70 give ao,se 70 the ssStor ssd pSies
tion 6e commenced not later than the 2oth q
oIDERED ASsD DIIiE.cTED that On Or before the day
BY publication, that the petitioners herein deposit In ths
haitian one copy q this order eGatained b secIrei-
closed POSTPAID %agpsF anu salTsssed 60 ne debtors
No i5e East 12d ST. New York cry. Borough o. Man
Dated New York. January 18Th. 1900
zD6is2 BY.. gsoE Y.s...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
1orr1sv1JE AND NAsHvILLEs GAIN.

The gross earnings of the Louisville and Nash
Vile increased in the third week in January $3.50
over the same time year ago From July the
gain has been $2.4l354s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27

nervous at 7sasc. II was. in fact the biggest day
that bulls have seen in months and sentiment was
buoyant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.
PORT OF NETWORK.

PORT OF NEW-YORK-
Week ending Jan. % 1895 1899 1900.
Entered al the 50 72I $50 3l5 400 s. 65s
Thrown 2429 73e 3,s74. 191 o3o2
From January l.
Thrown 500 81 S.JJ9,SST 1l55lSOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The laily Washington Treasury statement, COW
erng actual results Of DAYS ago. compared with
the last preceding statement is follows:
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Frederic H Hatch No 30 Broad st3
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
FURTHER GAINS SHOWN,

Earnings received yesterday for the third week
In January show the following changes as COM
pared with the same time year ago:
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DvEFsrISEMFrSTS and sueserfvcens Tor ne Trinuns
"A received Uptown Once. No. 1242 Broadway.
% door north o. until o'clock atvsrsis-
nents received a. the fouowtg branch onces reaf
Orics rateR until o'ci >ck VIA - sta-avs..
cor 23dst i52 6th-ave cor I2fh-sLs MEcEH a1h-asa
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ernst Companies.

A DFERTISEN ENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
II received their Uptown once No. 1.242 Broadway
p door north OF Slstst until o'clock advertise
nents received az the following branch Offices regular
once rates until o'clock D n viz; - sth-ave e
cor 25d-st, 152 6thave-. l2th-st Mays 6th-avs
14thsr-. 142 Coiuubus-ave 66rh-sr-s
West 421-st- 6th-ave-. %
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ave; American District Telegraph Once
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fuanrlaL
OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL ~
, sURANCE COMPANY
THE TRUSTEES. in Conformity wi

OFFICE OF THC ATLANTIC MUTUAL ~
= SURANCE COMPANY,
Nsw-Zork. January I'd. 1900
THE TRUSTEES, in Conformity with the
Charter Of the Company submit the folowing STATE
T Prem 90 sIsrs. ne u.s. s q Dssg55seT i7'
800 . sisi psesnaSsr isaS - sl--.s ss1sSssoss
January 1889 .-,-.s ssz5ssss
Total Marine Premiums saisss75ss
sist 6sosSsS. =. .--. $50 sasI7ass
Iesiss paid during the same gsT552ss "a asss
Returns OF Premiums
and expensss-.--. .S4s4 29s7T
United States state OF New York SOCK.
n banks and rras5 conaPsuy ASA 5000
Real Estate ana Claims due the Company.
p- ss1aa'' aos. ana Bl. i5 5s2s2s
Cash b hands of urupear Bankers 70
G.; * ssss r: 2'::. :,,..': sss
Amour, ..-.-.-.........-----.- 90 Is0si
SIX per cent interest on the outstanding oeraoatss q
profits VII b paid . the hoi3ers thereof Or tsE legal
representatives. On and after Tuesday the sixth 81
The outstanding certificates q ne issue o. 1874 win
be redeemed and paid TO the hoders thereof ther
legal repEesentaves on and after Tnesaay ne s1sn
wiz The certificates % he produced Al The uns
dividend q forty cent Is eseIsEsd The ass
sist recsrI Isgs for vbicb eeytifcass VII 5s sse
on and after Tuesday the arst q May next
j. H. Chaplain, Secretary.
TRUSTEES
GUSTAV A8iSINCK. CLIFFORD A. HAND.
VERNON Il BROWN JOHN D HEWLETT.
W2LDRO% ?. BROWN. CHARLES D. LEVERICE.
WILLIAM B. BCCLTON LEANDER n LOWELL.
FRANCIS NJ BACON. " H II MOORE
GEORGE COPPELL. CHARLES T. MARSHALL
JOSEPH II. CHAPMAN. GEORGE r. MACY.
JAMES O. DE FOREST. LEVI ?. NORTON.
WILLIAM Z DODGE. FREDERIC A. PARSONS.
JAMES II DURHAM. GEORGE W QUINTARD.
EVERETT FRAZAR. JOHN L RTKER
EWAI4D FTEITMANN A A RAVEN
EDWARD FL50YD-JONES- GUSTAV H SCHWAB
HORACE GRAY. WILLIAM c. STCRGE4
ANSON ". HARD.
A. A. RAVEN, President.
F. A PARSONS. Fice-Pres'C
CORNELIUS ELDERT. u Vics-Pres'G
THEl P JOHNSON. Sd Vlce-Pres'E
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COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ny Stock Exchange, furnished by William p Bon
bright &, Co. Of Colorado Springs
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CHICAGO STOCKS

FURNISHED by Walker Brothers. No II Broadway
High Low C1csa
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Eek dividend.
BONDS.

Int. Int.
rate period. Bid. Asked
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-17
Senator Jones Not to Retire.

Once more Senator Jones Is about to
retire from the chairmanship OF the
Democratic national committee. This
time THE Express has discovered
that there IL n ''movoment to secure
the retirement Of Senator Jones. Ow.
ing TO the fact that Senator Jones
health Is such that he may be unable to
bear the strain Of anoth r campaign the
Republican papers are making every
possible effort to have II appear that, In
case he should retire from the commit.
tee, that he was forced ont, II fSenator
Jones retires II will be because he
chooses to do 30. There Is no move
ment To secure his retirement, but
there have been constant and repeated
efforts made to induce him to manage
the campaign Of 1900, Former Gov.
ernor Stone, Mr., Bryan and all the
leaders are perfectly satisfied with Sen
Rtor Jones and every Democrat knows
the able and kindly Senator from Ark
ansas Ia earnestly hoping that his health
will so improve that he can be the ma
tional chairman fog another four years
Az u matter Of fact II Senator Jones
permits the use Of his name. there prob
nbly won I be vote against him In the
National Committee. -
The above IL from the Buffalo, N. Y,
"Timss, edited by Norman 4. Mock,
one strongest, ablest Bryan Silver men
In the county. sWe agree with Mr.
Mock that II Senator Jones will consent
TO the use Of his name for the chairman
ship OF tho next National Committee
he will be elected unanimously.