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Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
County Central Committee.

The Republican County Central
Committee is composed of the following
named gentlemen. We republish the
list so that in case any of our readers
desire to communicate with one or
more of the members he will have the
list convenient to his hand:
E. G. VOORHEES,, Sutter Creek, Chair
man; JAS. E. Dye, Jackson, Secretary:
c. A. Herrick, Jackson; w. S. Andross
lone; Geo. P. Huber, lone; P. A.
Clute, Volcano; Chester Perry, Oleta:
Morris Brinn, Sutter Creek; Jno. r.
Tregloan, Amador City; S. K. Thorn
ton, Plymouth; J. S. Davis, Plymouth.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19

veloping a worked-out claim. The
bed of the river was covered with
several feet of debris, and there was nc
indication on the surface that the river.
bed at that point had ever been worked
but when bedrock was reached various
mining implements were found instead
of gold.
The Church mine, one of the best
known mines in FL Dorado county, is
again the scene of activity. 1t has
been bonded by c. j.. Garland of Oak
land, and men associated with him.
Mr.. Garland is one of the most noted
miners of the State. The Church has
been closed down for something over
two years. The shaft has been sunk
to depth of 1000 feet and the ore ex-
tracted was worked in a ten-stamp
mill. A wide ledge of low-grade ore
had been encountered, and it was
found that it would be necessary to
have larger mill and heavier hoist
to work the mine most proftably. The
present operators are unwatering the
mine and they will increase the plant
to any required proportions. The
Church is about three miles east of
south Ell Dorado. 1t looks as though
the mines on the mother lode in El
Dorado are to be worked as mineral
properties are in Amador and Gala
veras-to great depths and with ex-
tensive plants.
Democrat: Operations are to be re-
sumed at the Tin Cup mine if current
reports be true.
Will Myers has been taking out some
very rich ore from his mine in the Can
yon, formerly the Noyes mine, the past
week. The old tunnel has been retim-
bered and it had been extended ten feet
when the rich chute of ore was en-
countered.
The machinery. from the old Van
mine above Georgetown is being moved
to the Shaw mine near Ell Dorado.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
Rally On The gath.
county,

Hon. S. D. Woods and Fred l..
Stewart, Esq, will address our people
next Wednesday evening, in Webb
Hall, and on the following day at noon
they will speak in Amador City. In
the evening of the same day rousing
meeting will take place in Sutter
Creek. For the meeting here, prepara-
tions are making for record breaker.
The torchlight procession will be big
one, and the line of march will be illum-
mated by bonfires and fireworks.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
DOCUMENTS RECORDED.

DEEDS.
Mrs Stolchen to Mrs M Hall-Lot 1, block
H. Volcano; 800.
Mrs Hall to Jonas, same; So
o ]. Webster to A E Webster-Part of lot 1.
block 8, Pine Grove; $3.50
j Goodall to S q Sturman-Mining claim in
South Branch mining district; $500.
w L Jones to Jas Noe-Lot 70, block 49, Ply
mouth; S75.
Mary Kidd to R R Scott ct ux-Lot l, block 1,
lone; $500
Lena Sturman to p A Clute-Mining claim in
South Branch mining district S10
Westfall to w Hamm-NE14 of NW1l of sec.
tion &c. T N, R 10 E; $3.50.
Teadora BernardiS to j BernardiS-LotS and
2, block 4, Sutter; love and affection.
Clara Amick to w A Amick-Land near lone
$3.50.
PATENTS.
S to Henry Morrow.
u S to D Fleetart.
u S to N Simpson.
LOCATIONS.
c o Perry on Cotton Tail
E Smith ct al on Last Chance
PROOF OF LABOR.
F Fuleita on "Acme No g." quartz mine.
SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE.
Soracco to l. Schnelly.
AGREEMENT.
F Zavallo with Aiken, to sell a interest
in Katherine and Adaline @ M claims.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
Little American Bryan

The Burlington Hswkeye has an edi-
torial on Bryan as the Little Ameri-
can" This title is good one. There
is very little of anything American
about Bryan. America is in favor of
going ahead; Bryan of tagging behind.
America is in favor of financial honesty; !;
Bryan is not. In everything that is
distinctively American, Bryan is to be
found on the opposite side. Gill;
Journal.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
Brought Here For Burial.

The remains of the late Mrs. Henry
Peek, formerly Mrs. Annie Watrous,
and whose maiden name was Miss
Annie O'Neil, who died in San Jose,
Oct. IA, were brought to Jackson for
interment. The funeral was held at
the Catholic church on Wednesday,
interment in the Protestant cemetery
by the side of the grave of her first
husband.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
California Miners Association.

The ninth annual. convention of the
California Miners Association will be
held in San Francisco, commencing on
Monday, November 10, 1900. AS the
State Legislature meets shortly after
this convention, there will necessarily
be large amount of work to do, and a
number of important matters in the in.
terest of the mining industry will be
taken up.
We trust that steps will be taken to
send large delegation from Amador
county. The usual reduction in rail-
road fares will be secured for delegates
attending this convention.
w. G. RALsToN, President.
e. II. BENJAMIN, Secretary.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
KING
ANDREW
THE FIRST,
ssBorn to Command. ,


A KING who, possessing as much
power as his Gracions Brother
William w., makes a worse
use of it.
A KING who has placed himself
above the laws, as he has
shown by his contempt of our
judges.
A KING who would destroy our
currency, and substitute-OLD
RAGS, payable by no one
knows who, and no one knows
whore, instead of good SILVER
DOLLARS.
A KING born to command, as he
has shown himself by appoint
ing men to Office contrary to
the will of the people.
A KING who, while he was feed-
ing his favorites out of the pub
lie money, denied a pittance to
the OLD SOLDIERS who
fought and bled for our inde-
pendence.
A KING whose PRIME MINIS
TER and HEIR APPARENT
was thought unfit for the office
of ambassador by the people;
SHALL HE REIGN OVER US,
Or shall the PEOPLE RULE?
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
Sewing School.

On Thursday afternoon of last week,
Miss Morrow and other members of the
M. E. church organized sewing
school, some forty misses enrolling
themselves as queens of the needle and
thread. Miss Julia Breese, who was
taught the art in Stockton, was unani-
mously elected teacher. This is a
laudable undertaking, and it will result
in much good.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
Meeting Of Fire Company.

The Jackson Fire Company will meet
at the Hall of Records, Jackson, Mon
day night, Nov. II, 1900, for the pur-
pose of electing officers and transactinp
other business. All members should
be present; non-members are invited
to attend and join the Company.
VIM. GOING, Secretary.
Jackson, Oct. 15, 1900.
Oct. 19-3t
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
A. JACKSON, IMPERIALIsT.
How "old Hickory's" Reelection Was
- Opposed.

hoW Oiu d1cKorys he-Electlon Was
Opposed.
William Mckinley. isn't by any means
the first President of the United States
to be charged with Imperialism. - In
fact, it turns out that this bugaboo has
been resurrected from the campaign OF
1882 Andrew jackson, the high
priest and idol of Democracy, was the
imperialist of those days. His oppon-
ents were sure that President Jackson IS
reelection would put an end to this
country's existence as republic, and
the bare thought of his success threw
them into fits. He was certain to make
himself Emperor, or King, or First
Consul, or something of that sort.
So as to impress people with the
danger confronting them, the anti
imperialists of 1882 scattered broadcast
over the country posters showing Mr..
jackson in his royal robes, wiping his
feet on the Constitution of the United
States and trampling on the Bank of
the United States.
Underneath the picture was this
terrible Indictment in large, fat type:
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
Belmont.

Mr.. John McKelvey is. having 100
tons of ore hauled from this mine to
the Reward mill for test before de-
termining what machinery be will use
for the reduction of his ores. Like the
very heavy sulphureted. Most of it
has hitherto been sent to Selby for
treatment, and it is to be hoped that
some successful mode of treatment can
be had here to save expense of freight.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
Clerks Office Improved.

The County Clerks Office has been
improved in several respects, and new
metallic furniture added sufficient for
document filing for probably the next
ten years. The Office is now much
more convenient than heretofore. Ed.
w. GOepfert of San Francisco, COM
bleted the work of putting the furni-
ture in place Tuesday.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
Vote For Stewart.

At the end of every legislative session
the Supreme Court has to upset more
or less of the laws passed by that body,
and this state of affairs is largely due
to the fact that the legislators who en-
acted the law were unfamiliar with
legal matters. Vote for Fred L. Stew
art for Assemblyman and obviate the
difficulty as far as the Fifteenth Dis
trict is concerned. Mr.. Stewart has
lived in Amador county nearly all his
life and knows what is for the best in
terests of the county.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19

No doubt the able authors of that
artistic piece of handiwork imagined
that something terrible would happen
If their warnings were hot needed
But the voters were just obstinate
enough to go their own, way. Presi-
dent Jackson was reelected and-well,
the Republic is still here, doing bust.
ness at the old stand.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
Woods will Win.

Sacramento county has promised to
roll up 1000 majority for Sam D.
Woods, the Republican nominee for
Congress, and San Joaquin county will
endeavor to 60 a few hundred better.
The outlook now is very much in Mr..
Woods favor. There is not a man In
the Second District that would serve
the people moro faithfully. This they
know, and propose to send him to
Washington.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
Teachers Institute.

Superintendent Geo. A. Gordon has
decided not to call a teachers institute
until some time in February, 1901, and
possibly not during the present school
year. The reasons are good and suf-
ficient ones and meet with the approval
of all conversant with them, including
State Superintendent Kirk. There
has been great irregularity in the open.
ing and progress of the schools this
term
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
Fruit Growers Convention.

The twenty-ffth State Convention of
Fruit Growers of California will con-
vene at San Francisco, in Pioneer Hail.
under the auspices of the State Board
of Horticulture, on Tuesday, December
4, 1900, and continue in session four
DAYS.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
Ranch For Rent.

Twenty acres under cultivation, a
good six-room house, barn and out
houses. Will lease for two or more
years. Good well of water on premises.
Located only three-fourths of O mile
from Jackson, the county seat OF
Amador county. Apply either to un.
dersigned on premises, or to W. E.
Kent, Jackson, Cal,
Oct. 12.1.rna.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
e. DORADO COUNTY.

Nugget: The river-bed mine at Sal
mon Falls, which was being developed
by Messrs. Drew. Cohn and Donnelly,
has been abandoned. After spending
quite sum of money the enterprising
gentlemen found that they were de-
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19

Mems pants for s1.OO at the Red
Front. aug3
For the manish shoes for the ladies,
call at the Jackson Shoe Store.
10-19-1t
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
James.

Tangermau and Ehlers are still ex-
tending the levels and the ore body
shows no signs of deminishing. The
crosscut is expected to strike the east
ledge in the next 20 feet.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
Notice.

Strayed into my pasture, about June
1st, 1900, one bay mare, medium size
marked on both hips, white above left
hind hoof. Owner may have same by
paying for pasturage and advertising.
KATE FLEMING.
jackson, Oct, II, 1900.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
Supervisor Moore.

That's the way it will be written
after the vote in Township No. 4 is
counted on Nov 9Th. Mr.. Moore's
prospects are most excellent. This re-
port comes from the very best judges
in his Township. He is making a good
canvass and the people are with him,
because he is universally recognized as
eminently fitted for the place.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
White Rose Circle.

The young ladies of the Nj. E. church
have organized ''White Rose Circle"
for the purpose of preparing work for
the coming Bazaar. They meet every
two weeks on Tuesday evening.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
Is a Good Thing.

Muddy compilations, nauseating breath come
from chronic constipation. Karl's Clover Rool
Tea is an absolute cure and has been sold for
and 6oc, Fer sale BY A. Goldner, Druggist
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19

Rememb Der that W. P. Peek has the
finest building lots for sale in jackson.
Terms easy. See display advertisement
in this paper. 3-2-tf
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
Mitchell.

The ten stamps under course of con-
struction, are almost completed and as
soon as the pipe line is finished. a double
shift will be put in the mine.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
MINING FOR YELLOW METAL
Golden Prospects Around
hi West Point.
4 DIVIDEND DECLARED ON LIGHINER STOCK
Cyanide Plant at the Longfellow.-
The Church Mine Has
Been Reopened
4 DIVIDEND DECLARED ON LIGHTNER STOCK
AMADoR COUNTY.
Oefender.

The Defender mine under the new
management, have put up new steam
pump in the shaft and continued sink
ing.
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
Do You Know

Consumption is preventsblef Science has
proven that, and also that neglect is suicidal
The worst cold or cough can be cured with Shi-
loh's Cough and Consumption Cure, Sold on
positive guarantee for over fifty years. For sale
by A. Goldner, Druggist. -
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19
NJ, E. Church Services.

Preaching every Sunday at Ii a. m and 7:9C
p. M Sunday school, 2 p. m Epworth League
:45 p. m. Prayer meeting every Thursday
7:30 F. A. Morrow, pastor
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19

Give us daily some good bread. Pho
neer Flour makes the best, 4-6-tf*
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19

Call at the Red Front and examine
those sl,OQ Mems pants, auga
Amador ledger., 1900-10-19

The Finest Building Lots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-06
BUYERS AND SELLERS

The principal buyers and sellers II yesterdays
market were. Union Pactfc-Payne Van Ant
we-p bought IoO0. Manhatrar-w Alley and &
". Seligrnan bought 100; Randolph sold 100
Reading lst preferred-Sidenberg & kraus sold.
American Tobacco-Dontnick & Douintck bought
Pleading Ist preferred-C I Hudson bought Fed
eraI S-eel-Side1be-g K-zUs sold Missouri Pa
ctac-CIews & Co and Lawrence Son bought
Atchison-E- & 9 Randolph bought 5oc- s. Paul
Harmed bought GoodchId and London sold
Union PzciAc-vau Enburgh AtJeroury and
London bought: Post & Flagg and Sideroerg
Krzus sold Continental Tobacco-As1el Co
and .. Bacon bought. Northern Pacisc-D. Gordon
bought Federal steel-5ideaberg s Kraus sold
srnelte--I. Baker bought Zoo. American lee
F. Waller bought and bid up Tuoe-Langhaa-
bought Brooklyn Rapid Transtr-Fahlo. Nine
sheraer Lee Kretschnar Co and Wasserran
Brothers bought; Cagpary and Maryland & Co
sold Rock Isiand-Eahlo and Tower & Sherwood
bought. sugar-McIrtyre & Marshall bought 500
in all: ] Carlisle sold l.Oo0. American Tobacco
Content sold GOO sugar-Carllsle and G 3 Hop
kns bought. Fedora! Steel. :. Bache bought,
Il D Porter sold 500 Mexican Ce-t-aE-W- L
Stow bought Union Pactac-var Eubu-EA
Arterbury bought. Suga--McIcryre & N2rsHa--
bouEhr 2Do. \ L0Unsb4-v sold ZOO Great
<o--hern-Cnauncey bought 800 and sold Ms
SCUM Kansas and Texas p-eferTed-Sar1s bought
. 600 s. Pau-P-o5st. Uetz!ar Co bought.
Walsh Taller & Co sold. Atchison-CIark Dodge
3 Co sold sugar-Va7 Enbu-gh & AtterouE
bought. Southern Pactac-E. Miller bought 80
ard : Wilson $50; r Il Thomas sold 80" and
Oza-hacH 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-06
TIE STEEL sECTRITIES

Demand cor the steel stocks II yesterdays mar
ke- vas based or -he known heavy earnings - he
companies and ne expectation CT speculative
-oo-- IN al The iron and stee! securities n tAe
.,.--zs ~ he next SIX months Federal Steel and
Re-n7Bc Steel were taken - a good class o;
-,,,a-s The Republic Iron and S-ee' Company and
o-r4- concerns have advanced = The last month
m p-.ce = pig iron and finished material ABOUT %
ca--s -or above the low prices - September
-,a e4va--e i Q result o. decided improve
n,.rr II he iron situation The oest authorizes
say that the tendency q prices Is upward, a.
though there is 70 eF7-t being ~ = apparently -
force quotations W officials n th= Republic con-
-,a-v and orhe- concerns say there = g good de-
Ind ron practically all directions Stove manu-
+s.,u-s-s a-c covering ,hei- requirements quite
freely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-06

FOREIGN TRADING.-The London uarke, va,
strong and arbttrage houses bought IN The lorst
market Total transactions amounted ~ aha.
I2e"o shares Atchison common was sold or 81
arce
CHARACTER OF TRADING-sbor-x -o,-s~.s
actively Throughout the list, and important inter
-sS traced as II The election had been held and NJ
htnley Reelected. There vas = g-ea- s>,-.,.. d.
STOCK Offering. There were good Investment orders
Il me market to7 PENNSYLVANIA. New-Yo-k Central
ana The Erangers out very ut-Ie stock obrs,,. "a.
N sp''e OF the report tina, considerable oua7tfr
OF northern Pacific stock had arrived from Euro,e
Il was scarce ana advanced easily under h,,v.nS ~
sAorts mon Pacific was in excellent demand
ATCHIsoN-Atchtson common was IN active Ia
nAnd g & z Randolph bought over 500 shares
ana round amounts were taken oy MANY nr,r,,
hen' hrokers Il is thought In the Street ,ba,
-Atchlson common Will De one OF the leading sn.r,,
IatlVe tavortres Of the year. Expectations ma
dividend VIII be paid IN The near future ara M,
likely DE- fulfilled
A-E-A4@AN 4sSCES.-SeverzI important banking
interests OF NewYork and Boston are sbsorb,-~
the Mexican Central and Mexican National s,orLs
Earnings OF the roads heavy and II is renor,ad
- eAseaieot authority that developments are pend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-06
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market closed strong and
active. ANA Igzu2ated Copper sod Up u 81
About : or shares were traded IL Union Copper
sold a. g. STANDARD OIL made another high
record selling uP % - Transportation sold a.
- Standard OIL cos-d a. 623Qe-s. against 6oo'e6
OF SATURDAY. Last P-.ces II otae- prominent y
sues were. Havana Commercial s--FC. preferred
A,z.s- R7kt-e Powder preferred. s2-2QsS-- Narke=-
--753e- ga. A-laIgz-z4--5 Copper -@-.1%4-2 Pub
- Goods esa2s. preferred -5-za-s2 General ca
rage 4&eG4-s. Nev-Ec-k T-aosPc-ra-i11- 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-06
IF MKINLEY Is REFLECTED.

John H Davis quoted follows yesterday
regarding the situation.
do think individual opinions OF much
account This subject Certainly che matter Is
quite 700 complicated FOR II may 5e recalled
that the elder Rorhschiid hts d-athoed. IN an
swer 10 friend who spoke OF the influence his
death might have In removing the strongest factor
from the financial situation. said. There Is ar
other factor very much greater ghaCI l have been
or ever could be-the general public" What the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-06
MARKET Will ADVANCE,

member q me f-n q Flower s. Co said yes
-e-cay,
For some -.rne bankers an1 brokers while Tea
ing confident II NcFJ-.-y-s ela--.or have c@Ve-I1e
sought 70 protect themselves against The posi-
cil1riss - surprise Stocks have been vel mar
Et-ed and everything -ee<ed for Sror-r- 40 -2at
IL the event y R-vars s1-cess the erect would not
o. very serious Should Mckinley win a. -
sure ~ W TIE market should fairly boil
think re effect o1 such success would e ITr1e-
Cla-e. bringing a heavy demand a1t ADVANCING
prices fo- stocks Speculation should TN -a-se-y
= ne Industrial list The margin ror acvaace :
-SH-=. while ne continuance = ne e1sl-
i-E AG-r.-is--a -lo- would undoubtedly ce1c .
stimulate trade and industrial activity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-06

public may 60 at this -t-ne 70 one can forere-L
However i must venture an opinion vii 81
you that n case o. M Nckirleys re-e.ecIio- to-
which have 1ouc-l I think ne whole co11t-$
viii starr " with grand nC-rah. - g SPEAK
Prices may sal OF G--le ms. 1Cr ! an n
Clt1ed .htck that rEis VII - followed d y u
Joy and free S-1--laTiC1-new contracts VII D
~IIeE and at classes VII Zee l. 2 load u IN
certainty had been removed and prosperity vii leap
Of with more force than = has a. any zine mus
far Europe vii buy or stocks mora freely. and,
II fact. rhe-e viii .o- % enough 70 60 around
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-06
TIE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS
GOVERNMENT BONDS firm Fi-a.
cuo-s-7--s follow

RAILROAD BONDS Market er-n Total sales
Araourc-9 r par value % E.5.s 90 agzi7sr "a 50
OF SarU-tzy TIE 1@zvies- dealings were II rre
AtcHiso1 isSu~s Baltimore and ONO - Ch-sz-
pe2ke and ONO -r=s Mexican Contra. :, incomes
Atsso--t Pacific T-1sr :. Northern Pacific IS and
Is Rea6t1g genera - $ Ions and Iron Noun
tsin - =. Lori~ Southwestern Isl and 25s South
cebertu-e q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-06
COTTON OIL DIVIDEND OUTLOOK

The annual report OF the American Cotton Oh
Company viii show surplus Over Pe- cent 1or
-re wear or he COMMON stock TIE directors VII
r1Ae- ro-ua--ow to- -he annual dividend W1--e
n declaration cannot - absolutely 7re1tc-e1
there i a strong feeling among re directors T
favor q declaring p-- cent to- re year pay
able n rxo se-li-a---aI t-s-a--1e--s, u December
and June The largest stockholders are decidedly
II favor q making ne change . he seD-a2nual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-06

London Nov : : : m-The market FOR Amer
lean securities was strong and active Final prices
follow: Atchison 34I4 Canadian Pacific. S7e' St
Pau. I3r.; Illinois Central. -22 Louisville and
Nashville 7g7s; Union Pacific preferred. 1874 New
York Central 81 Erie l2as Pennsylvania 7o-s;
Rea-,r e1s. Erie first preferred 5sae Northern Pa
c.ac preferred -; Grand Trunk 62z. and Ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-06
MONEY u THE COUNTRY

The amount of nnoaey in the country increased
Fl, October over $3.50 GO Tables follow showing
amount held OF respective dates nor including
-r-aas-.-v hoLsirgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-06

on New-York was as follows az the places nainca
New-Orleans- SGG 3 discount: bank.
mar San Francisco-Sight sc; telegraph I1zc- en-
ciuuzci-Between banks. l5c discount; over 'he
counter SOC premium. Bostor-l5c and &c as
count Chicago-4Oc discount Charieston-Buylng'
par; selling s. 70 premium savennah-Buyins'
s-lsc: selling, 1-Isc discount
BANK Earrings - Nev-York - Exchanges
sg7 22s So balances IS 3s109. Boston-Exch Anges
SIS ~ 7ss balances s. 63s. $50 Philadelphia--tx
changes $40 SGs z3s: balances. * III Ba!timoIe
EXCHANGED s. SIS 20. balances sS3oi4l. chicago
FxchanEex SO G17. 5s2; balances. S.i470oe-
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET:-CaH money n
London, q. per cent Open market discount "a e
for short bills S1sQSss per cent; for long ois GAG
81 per Berlin discount rate 81 per cent 10Y
three rnouths' bills. ~ per cent Tor snort oilIs
Berlin exchange London. 70 marks 4'es ptennss
Paris exchange London 3 francs cenoEnaes-
Paris discount rate. per cent The BANK OF EIs g5
land lowered asking price for American soto
coin by \ penny Tss SD per ounce II Is thought
thar this action taken II order 10 pFoteSs tts
stock Of sovereigns from Withdrawals by New
York. $500. ..Is es11
~. French rentes 100 francs 90 cenumes
TIF STIVER MARKET--Bar silver. 641<c' MEX
ran silver dollars 5eI9c- Bar silver IN Lonooh
closed at - I3-lsd- - ., r. .sho- -.
RTeros Ayres II 20; Rome. 5oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-06
HEAVY RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Railroad earnings received yesterday :or he last
u---k n October showed the following changes as
car1pared with the time q year ago.