davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
waniem byl ~zaslutYl.

WdulcIH Oy1
- Powinicnem sic tobie
odwdz ecz,G "a to, powie-@
dial do nieeo = il Gle Spree
dalem Harrisowi cbot ~
uczynit mus;alem. Oto masz
tutaj pieriqdze ma d'oge. u
daj sic vice jak najspiesznie)
do Kanady, dokad niezawo-
dnie twoja iona i tw6j syn
szczesliwie uszl, Komisya sa~
dowa prz, by}a wczoraj do
majetnosci twego pana ! mo-
ze bazde] godziny do mnie
przybyc w celu odebrania
zbieg}ych tutaj przypadkiem
niewolnikow. -
Wzrnszony Tomasz upadi
do n6g Shelbyemu i zaled"o
zdo|a} wys}owic swa serdeczna
wdzjecznost. Shelby podnios}
90 z z,emi i kazal sic mu po-
spieszyd. - 1dz z Bogiem! -
rzeki do niego IA rozchodnem.
80 Czeka ma ciebie W podw6-
rzu bryczka i powiezie Gle da~
lei! - Uradowany Tomasz
Wyblegi z doI1u, wSkoczJ1 I'd
bryczke i odjechai szybko,
&ywiac najlepsze nadzieje ma
przyszlost.
Gag daisy nastapi.
PLACIC "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
NJ IONA jecbac ma Zaeh6d
25 procent taniej.

Mona jecbac ma Zaeh6d
Is precent taniej.
w St. Paul l Minneapolis
mona dostaG do kup:enia TAME
tyk'ety do wszelkich punkt6w "
Minnesota, Man,tobie, P6taocnej
Dakoc,e, Montanie, Westinghouse,
l Oregonle ma stacych cd agen16w,
kolei Northern Pacific - o Is
cent6w tan,ei, anl1eli wvnosi cena
zwyczajna. Jednakie take TAME
tykiety sprzedawane be'ia tYlko "
naetepujaoyoh dniaoh:,
Lutego IL, 10, i 26 = 1901
MARCIA S, IL, 1925 = 1901
'Kwietn,a 9. 9, l6, %, 80 1901
Tyk,etY dobry do powrotu y.
oiagu 30 dni, lecz mog3 BIC pre-
dluione do tnl 30.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
Wei. x. Brooks .zadz1a
wia19ca Medycyna czysz-
cxenio krwi.

Ludzk1 system TAX iak do.
mowy ~potrzeLuje odnowlen'a 0 tel
porze roku ably bye " stan'e wy
'ugowaG nice zystosc z krwi i
wsmocnlc i zabezpieczy6 przeciw
chorobom " ~przeciagu roku.
W ostatnich rieclu latach W
ka3dej probe uczynionej z Wiel.
ks. Brooks Iekarstwem, lekko
molina wykazac jego wyzszose
mad wszvslkie lime lekarstwa ma
krew, ME pytajac sic Jak ciefkoI
jak d'ugd choroba trwafa. Jezeli
jake inne Iekxrstwo ME pomoze,
mcJe lekarstwo zawsze predko wy"
leczy kaI1a chorobe. kt"ra pocho~
dzi ze krwi Bardzo maio
Iekarst~ zapewnla wyleczenie
cie4kich izastarzalych choroo po-
cbodzacych re krwi tax, jak
Wiel Brooks lekarstwa i iadne
ME moga daG tax ni~ezarrzeczo~
nego swiadectxa zae}ug,. Mole
lokarstwo ME jest jedvnis wzmae~
niaj4ce ale wyieczalne. Lokarstwc
to przecaod.i do siediiska ka3dej
choroby pochodzacej ze krwi i
wyrzuca trueizne z systsmu. Msje
iekarstwo wyrzucs kaldy trop
zarazy i uvalnIa system cd nlej na
Zawsze.
P%ittsburg, Pa, 9 Kwiet. 1900
ia dzieknje ci tardzo pieknie
Wicl. ksie&e Brooks "a twoje le~
karstwa, ktoro W przec'agu ied~
nego m,csiaca mnie wy]eczy}y, i
teraz 1estem catkiem ~wyleczony.
ia uuawafem sic do r61nych dok.
tor6w uzywa}em rozmaite lekar~
silva, 3adne mole ME w~yleczyio
i p~:zesz}o rok ciarpiafem bardzo
wiele ma niestrawnoic, ale pc u2v~
oiu 4 butelek Wielebnego ks.
! Brooks iekarsIwa zosta}em wYle.
czony. Ja wan posytam 4 mark
i prosze mi przystac obraz ma
pamiatxe.
q szacunkiem,
F. Mieckowski 22I9 Tustin ul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

pcmosci; ME kupi'es jej nc
mole 81 jei kupi6! Kupi} mnle
i zaplacA "a moie ktos tas''
kto "a moe zachowa6. lego
nj mozesz mi mic gro
Cay TAX? 49, powiedziai
z szyders&wem Harris. - To-
baczymy. P6jdz~no tutaj Sam
DO i p~oczestuj tego psa TAXA
porcya cieg6w. izby O Mich i
DO up}ywie miesiaca ME "a
-
Sambo poch~ycil re szatah-
ska z!osliwoscia Tomasza i
powl6ki ME opierajacego sic
do lezacej ma 2iemi belk''
przywiazal go do mel i chic
stall 90 kanczugiem tax sira~
szliwie, re biedny niewoln'k
zemdlal, a Harris 0 jego zycle
sic leka}.
vi.
P6zoa noca letaf jeczacy i
ski wawionY Tomasz ma SVEN
nedznem pos}aniu wzdycha}:
49, o, m;}osierny Boze, sPoJ-
rzvj }askswie ma mnie hiedne-
80, d%opomagaj mel zonie /
dziecku W dalekich stronach,
ably ME wpadli W rece przesla'
dowc6w! Obdarz ich wolnoS-
cha, kt6rej uzyczasz wszelkle-
mu stworzeniu. dozw6l takze
mnie wyjst zwyciezko z wall
XII z ta moja n;edo]a! - lax
sic modli} w ucisku duszy
STATIONARY do OLGA wszyst-
kich1udzi.
Naraz us}yszal kroki poza
SODA w izdebce ! u~jrza} SWAT
10 latarn;. - Kto tutaj jest?-
"a DIAL Tomasz slabym glo~
sem. Ma mi}ost Boga: po-
daicie mi woody! -
Bob, nie~ olnik, pracuiacy
spo}em z Tomaszem, postawii
latarnie ma ziemie, nala} z
haszki woody do naczynia,
podnios} W gore g}owe to-
warzysza i dali sic mu maple.
Tomasz wypi} jeszcze drugi i
trzeci kubek z c~hciwoscia.
Nastepnie rozpostar} Bob
zmoczone p}6tno ma Swiezej
.z}czyl ostr6znie ma
niei Tomasza. kt6ry uczu} ma
tychmiast ulge W swoich pie
k4cych ranacb. Z wdziecznoS-
cia usciska} on reke dzielne~
60 towarzysza, kt6ry sic mu
re wsp6lczuciem przypatry~
wal.
Gdy nastepnie Tomasz 3D.
xyskal nieco sill. powiedziaf
mu Bob, ze TO nielitoSci"e
pokrzywdzenie oburzy}o wszy"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

PLAN JAZDY
poclag6w koleiowvch
W W1nOnte.
Chicago l. Northwestern.
Odjazd poci3g6w
Ma Wsch6d.
chscaso passenger Ex Sunday 700 4. N
Chicago passenger lex sum ees p: n
Ne Zachod.
Minnesota Mail Passenger. Ex. SUM- $50 Pm.
Passenger, No. I Ex. Sum- IT'S Pm.
PrzYbYcle poclagow:
Re Wschodu.
Chicago Morning Passenger No ,lDa1y) 7:,s AM
Chicago EveninGPassenea,N No. I (E1. sun.)6:4s Pm;
Minnesota Mail 1890 T. M
re Zachodu.
h n,eai Ps:::ass. a. 5E1 a 3ss;1 Sunday n; IS. s; = =. n
Ilakoxa Passenger No, 2 (Ex Sun 600 P. III
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
ma pOfDOc
Depart. Arrive.
St. Paul & Minneapolis Ex o.o5 a m 11.4s a m
St. P. & Minneapl. Limited 4.15 a m 1852 p m
Ma polud ME
Chi. St. Louis & Peoria TX .o.4s p. m. 11:4 p. m
Chicago & St Louis express 800 a. m. 1850 a. N
wszYstkt dz1enne
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul.
Ma Wsch6d
Depart
Rock Island expys.s daily r1.3o :: m
Fast Mail (dalyl Gas p. m
Chicago v~e<dhuled Idalyl 11.73 .. p.
Chicago express 7.17P--m
Ma Zachod.
Chicago express tdaiiyI rs< SIN
Chicago vestbuled (daiiy s:36 =. N.
Fa4 Mail daily ,a:o6 p 4
Rock Island expres: (da6v' as p m
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA DIVISION.
Passenger o:4s p m
Green Bay Line.
Depa~ Arrive
Green Bay Passenger Gas a n $3.50 p m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
i wystrzelaia jakby dzlek'e
zwierzeta.

My wlaSnie tego pra~
gniemy!- odrzekl Bob. zgrzy~
ta,ac zebami i podnoszac W
gore potezne piesci. od
pieciu lat znajduje sic W mocy
tego tyrana; a mole cialo wraz
Z dusza wycierpia}y straszliwe
m2ki! Obmacaj me cialo, a ME
znajdziesz ma MEM g}adkiego
miejsca: tax je licznemi biz
Mani bicz obsial! M6g}bym
CT opowiedziet: W jak okrutny
soos6b ten cz}owiek ia Smierc
mi zone i dziecko zameczy}:.
Moja panied przechowa}a "a
nadto wiele okropnych czy-
now, abym ]e mial w~yliczat..
Wole O Mich ME wspom'na6.
Niechaj wraz Z nami gina nasi
dreczyciele, MECH sic do"ie~
d,a, he zdeptany, a ich okru-
ciedstwem podrazniony ro-
bak dzwiga sic i umie odpla-
cic ia sama miarka! Lecz mo-
wa ma aic sic ME przyda; ME-
chat krwawy czyn swiadczy
O naszej niedoli, o nasze]
zem$cie!
Rzeklszy to opusci} Bob
Tomasza, kt6ry sic wzdrygai
rece %za}amywa}. Pc nied}u~
GIN czasle uslysza} Tomasz
straszliwy ha}as, kilku niewol-
nikow z okrzYkami radosc'
wpadlo do jego izby, wynlesl'
90 z l6zkiem ma dziedzinlec
i spuscili 60 powoli ma ziemie
Tam lezeli skrepowani wszy~
soy dozorcy niewolnik6w
pan Harris, kt6ry z srniertel~
ma bladoscia ma twarzy b]a-
pal O milosierdzie, kt6rego
niestety! on sam nigdy ME
znai i ME wykonywa}.
Teraz ty poczuJesz bicz
ma swej bialej sk6rze, "a
wolal radosnie Bob, - a
kazdy raz przypomni CT okru~
cienstwo, z jak,em mas dre~
czy}eS! Masz tutaj, Tomaszu,
b,cz! tobie przysluza pierwsza
ch}osta ola pomszczenia s'e'
gdv2 ty ostatni uczu}eS tyra-
MIA tego n:kczemnika. Splesz
sic, wstawaj: zemsta jest slod-
ka i sill dodaje! -
Tomasz dzw;gna} sic tru~
dnoscia ma poslAniu ! odpy~
chajac bicz powiedzial: o.
ME tax, moi bracia! Porzut~
Gle te droge i uwolnilcie z
wiez6w pana Harrisa: on wan
przebaczy uraxe tax, jsk / ia
mu odpuszczam wszels'e
krzywdy, jake mi w~yrzadzi}.
Bedzie sic on z nami W przy-
..l>>ec; r;e1o,vodnie leniei Obc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

- 8:::3@-
(Ciag dalszy)
Zdziwili sic wszyscy. us}::~
szawszy re s}owa. Biedna Mu~
latka za}ama}a rece i zawo'a~
la: O, Boze! - Wsz7scy
spogladali mimowolnie ma
siebie zatrzymywali W sob;e
oddech, iak gdyby byli ocze
kiwali zerwania sic nieunikoio.
mel bury. Harris byl zmie~
szany, wreszcie zawo}a}: -
Jakto, przekleta bestyo, ty sic
odwazasz movie nj, re ME-
slusznem Jest to CO CT czynit
nakazu)e? Przeklete bydlo; a
lake wy smiecie rozwazat. co
sic godzi, lub ME godzi? Polo
re ia temu tame! Czy mole
sadzisz, panic Tomaszu. re
jesteS dzentelmenem, je$li
swemu panu mowisz: co sic
czynit godzi ME godzl! A
wiec sadzlsz. re Jest nieslusz~
mem chlostac te bahe?-
- Tax sadie jegomost! -
odrzekf Tomasz. 49, Ia bie~
dna kobieta jest chora / Saba:
totby to by}o wprost okru~
ciehstwem, do kt6rego ia nj
gdy reki ME przyloze. Mo-
zesz mnie jego,nost zabit. ale
ia ME $ciagne reki ma mkogo.
Wole raczej umrzet.-
Harris drza} re zlosci, jego
zielonkowate oczy iskrzyIy sic
dziko, a navel broda zdawa
la sic mu jezyt. Atoli jak
zwierz drapiezny, ktdry przed
pochlonieciem oiary bawi sic
MIA, powstrzyma} sic doryw~
czego gwa]tu i mowil z eorz~
klein szyderstwem: - Pa
trzcie&: ot6z sic znalaz} po-
miedzy. nami grzesznikami
$wietoszek.... dzente]men.
0. to must bye strasznie
swiatobliwe stworzenle! Slu-
chsj-no }otrze! udajesz $wie-
tos-ka. a czy ME cz9ta}es W
bibl,i owego zdania: Study,
badzcie poslusznymi s"oim
panom!? CYL ia nie jestem
twoim panem? Czyz ME zap}a~
GLEN gotowka 1900 dolar6w
zewszystko. co sic mie$ci W
{ twej przekletej czarnej sk6-
RE? Czyz teraz ME nalezysz
do mule z cia}em i dusza? -
Pc tvch stowach kopna'
Harris SLIME ciezkim butem
Tomasza.
W duszy niewolnika. kt6rc'
mu dojmowal fzyczov boil I
,c;ck z2hkvakO to Nv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

Ton,asz oddali{ sic tymcza~
sem niepostrzezenie J szukal
maIego Tomka, chcac prey
nsjmn'ei lego ocali@. Udalo
sic mu tel W istocie po ME-
jakim czssie odn:lest 60 W
skrzyni. Ma widok Tomasza
krzykna} przerazliwie, gdy&
sobie p%rzypomnia}. il 20 nle~
gdys W swawoli poczestowal
byl niemi}osiernie rozga. Atoli
Tomasz %przem6w'l do niego
lagodnie i ukoil jego cbawe,
obiecal obronit 60 wobec
rozszals}ych niewolnik6w i
ukryc W bezpiecznem miejs~
Gu t. j. W pobliskiej msjetoo~
sci Shelbyego.
Niechetnie podazy} strwo~
|zony chlop;ec "a Iomaszem.
kt6r y tylnemi drzwiami mie~
szkania wszedi do ogrodu, a
z1ad ku majetnosci Shelbye~
lgo sic zwr6cil. Harris lynn
czasem i dozorcy ulegl! zem-
scie murzyn6w w$r6d ~najstra-
szliwszych meczarni. Niewol~
nicy wych}ostali ich najpierw
potlukli piesciami i nogami
potem ~przywiazali ich do
drew, nadziali szp1czastemi
smolnemi drzazgami. kt6re
nastepnie zapalili, / patrzali z
roskosza "a drgajace czlonki
meczonych. Potem wpadli Z
dzikim okrzykiem do miesz-
kama swego dawnego pans,
pottukli wszystko, co i'm wpa~
do W rece, wyniesli z lamu'
SUI wszystek zapas goracych
napoj6w, a nastepnie podpa
lii wszystkie z~ebudowania.
Teraz roskoszowsli W upoje~
niu wolnosci, kt6re MESA
TINA spozytych napoi6w spo~
tegowa}a al do sza]u, dopie-
70 mad zanem zdolal ich BOZ
okolo siebie z~gromadzi6 i u
krye sic z n!emi W poblisk'ch
lasach.
Zbuntowani niewo]nicy u
daja sic zwykle do dalszych
p~lantacyl " celu podburze~
MIA towarzysz6w niedoli. Po~
niewaz atoli najbli1szym sa-
siadem byl pan Shelby u
kt6rego niewolo'cy czuli sic
Acknowledgment, Przeto samo~
wolni wyzwolehcy ME staneli
noga ma jego gruncie. Gle
szylo to Tomasza, kt6ry i tax
SVEN pojawienieln sic / do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
Oil City,, Pa.

I OAl N1Ly Cas
ia pi>ze do Cicbie Wbny ks.
Brooks. lie tweje lekarslwa otrz T.
na1em. "a ktore eli se,decznic dzie-
kuje. il mi romogio bsrdzo wiele.
MIN r~ozpoczaiem uzywac vase
lekarstwo, cierpiafem ma reuma-
tyzm boil byi cos okropnego, ale
teraz jestem cnfxiem zd'6w.
Wincenty Formal, 40 Emlar ST.
Wilkesbare, Pa 3 Marcasu900.
Wbny ks- Brooks.
Jul teraz trey miesiSce j;;.k otrzV-
maiem vase Iekarstwo. ia ME
mog'cm jesc ami spac moi 4oia~
dek byf " baldzo zlym stanie przez
klka niesiecy. Cd u~zywania ostatuiego
obstalunku jcstem ca}kiem zd,6w i
~iyczyabym. knademu cboremu dosta<
vase ]ekarstwa i bye wyieczony.
Walenty Mazurkiewicz.
8 Brooks,de st.
Specyalna of:rta pa 8 dni tylko -
Ma przyszle 81 dni my danny $500
obstalunek "a $500 Pamietajcie ma 80
dpl tylko. laden obstalunek ME mniej
jak IS 90. Warunk,: Eot6wka naprz6d
przez registrowauy list Tub pocztowy
oIde:.
Wiel. Ks, Brooks Co.
69O5 S. dalsted ST.,
Chicago, Ill
Orb LICdIEN6TE IN
wyksztaicony y Nlenczeoh
4 akus7er
BIURO
saras .obok apteki pana
Luea.
Aisakanie ~prywatne: Numer
52l E. 5th Str.
GndEiny przYimowanla: Cd
EodEi.v 9 do IL prsed polu-
diem, tudsisl Sd god1iny 2eis
dol 90 poludniu
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
BONDS
TIE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS,

The greater number Of stocks were inactive
throughout the day. with the tendency Of prices
generally toward a lower level. a few stocks Of
an investment character were in demand in the
early dealings but as a rule. there was little
outside buying and commission house inter
est on the long side Of the market The only
feature of Importance was Sugar Refining stock,
in which heavy liquidation and professional
suauipulation carried the price to the lowest
point touched in many months The stock
opened above 115, and sold down TO 1924 at the
close The selling of this issue was based on
further adverse trade reports and on what spec
uIa1ors considered evidence of active fighting
between the American Sugar Refining Company
and the independent refiners. A further cut in
the price Of sugar hard and soft, was made in
the course Of the day by the American sugar
Refining Company. while the independents gen
orally followed suit.
The trade position of sugar shows q large
surplus of sugar on hand, while the demand
shows q marked contraction. The decline IN
prices Of refined sugar has weakened the posi-
ton Of the raw market, and. according to the
statements made in the sugar trade yesterday,
the general market is very much deInoralized
Sugar Refining stock sold for the account
of two prorninent speculative interests, and it
was said that Standard Oil interests and Bos-
ton houses had put out large amounts Of the
stock Elsewhere in the market price changes
were not heavy, although in a few issues mod
erateIv large losses were recorded In the rail-
way LIST. Baltimore and Ohio, Rock Island, Hi
uois Central Manhattan, Metropolitan. Missouri
Pacific and New-York Central showed maximum
losses Of per cent and above Marked strength
was shown by the St Joseph and Grand Island
issues and the Hooking Valley shares There
was also a fair demand for the Erie stocks and
Reading. The coal stocks are being bought by
2 good class of operators. and the chances favor
much higher quotations in all the lower priced
anthracite and bituminous issues Wabash is
also being accumulated.
The continuance OF the high rate for call
money served TO check trading in stocks. Call
funds ruled as high S1z per cent, with the
greater part OF the business at per cent Time
money was freely offered at per cent for
thirty 10 sixty days and 5Q51a per cent for
longer periods. The supply of commercial pa
rer in the local market is unusually light at
The moment and business is now limited to
small transactions. with rates for choice paper
from 5G517 per cent The sterling exchange
market was quiet and generally heavy. The
demand for remittance was light, while there
was a fair supply Of bills offering. Wall Street
was too sluggish yesterday to pay any par
tfcular attention to the statement OF Mr. Hill
regarding the reasons for the formation OF the
Northern Securities Company. Most Of the mat
ter IS ancient history. The entertaining feature
OF the pamegyric is found in the reference to
what the Hill interests in Northern Pacific
might have made by selling their stock at the
time of the Northern Pacific corner
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24

Twin CITY Rapid Transit Company FOR Novemnei
showed an increase of s2S. so4 In gross ana Oh h-
crease Of s23 s37 in net From July the SUI
sa- ord nreferred stock dividends. was Sf66ooS
| . gain of s1s324 If the month of December gives
the same surplus November. the totaI surplus ioi
tho wear will be sS4. .224 Deductns S-z per cent o
,ha az 10000 common stock will leave surplus oi
sa1s s74 or over per cent on the common Ssoch.
rrh.s ,ssue however is now per cent anhual
basis the requirements for which would De sooc'1oo
The years surplus, therefore. based on the Ioreso
ing estimates. would De s-f''|f III
per cent payments
,rU~yv yoRK AIR BRAKE.-New-York Air Brake
stock sold down sharply in the early dealings on
the decision against the company IN patent III
frineement case An officer OF the company says
that there is nothing serious in the decision against
tho company The decision is against speclal
form of engineers valve which New-1orK Air
Brake has recently been making under patent ui-
der which it has been paying royalties New-f ork
Air Brake does not anticipate that its business Will
he affected by the decision. An appeal will be taken
at once New-York Air Brake has other non-ln-
fringing valves which it can put on the mar
ket one CT which has already been decided not to
infringe the Westinghouse patents
MEXICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.-The Mexl-
can Telegraph Company has declared the regular
dividend of 212 per cent payable January i9
ber 81 partly esttmated Gross EARNINGS, $i1o0o0:
interest on Investments and deposits sl2927 total
net $9S427 less Mexican Goyernments prop9oItis9n s
to- to- pro1ide for Quarterly dividends payable anu
ary Is, 7,S5; final surplus $42ol2 estdma{eo sur
plus after paying January dividend, Sl,Oo0Z3
SUB TREASURY TRANSFERS. : TRANSFERS
amounting to $4,000 were made by the sub,Ireas,
ury to w-Orleans yesterday, but the drift % OF
funds from the interior was toward Newly ork-
Prominent bankers and officials of trust companies les
and other financial institutions say that they do
not look for more than momentary hurres in
money and that conditions should be easier after
the middle of January.
AMERICAN WOOLLEN.-At a meeting Of the
directors of the American Woollen Company d1Vi-
dend of 1&4 per cent the preferred stock was de-
cIared payable as January 10 to stockholders or
record January 2 This is the eleventh consecu-
tive quarterly dividend Of IA per cent dsbursed oy
this company preferred shareholders since its
organization amounting in the aggregate to 1880
COG, or SO % a share
GENERAL ELECTRIC.-It is said that the Cen IN
eral Electric Company mas decided TO increase It's
capital stock and declare 10 per cent scrip d1v-
dend.
MISSOURI PACIFIC'S GAIN.-Gross earnings or
the Missouri Pacific for October showed an increase
over October year ago of S53O,O60. ana a gam IN
net of S13S 439 From January to October 81 gross
earnings increased $4,O6o355, and net earnings
S2,175,245.
BID FOR BIG BLOCK OF SAN FRANCISCO
COMMON.-It is stated authoritauvely that 90 mas
been bid by a large banking interest Tor oIock Oh
10000 shares of St. Louis and San FRANCISCO coia-
mon stock
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-New-Orleans - Com
rercial 81 q discount; bank, par. San Francisco
Sight 7.zc: telegraph, loc. Boston-5c premium
Chicago-20c premium Charieston-Buying. 1-l6c
discount selling. 1-lsc premium. Savannah-Buy-
ing 75c discount: selling, 75c premium Cincinnati
Between banks 10c premium: over the counter.
SOC premium
BANK CLEARINGS. = New-York - Exchanges.
SIS s4oss; balances. Sc s52,sl2- Philadelphia-Ex
changes s16 SS7 oI; balances. s.6.75S. Boston-Ex-
changes slsss4S7s: balances, sl,5eoOs5. Baltimore
Exchanges, s3.27ll95; balances, s47e.sl2 Chicago
Exchanges SO s87 24I; balances, s.. 795.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET--CaI money in
london, 25zG4 per cent; open market discount rate
for both long and bills 2iz per cent. Berlin
discount rate per cent for three months bills
.nd 81 per cent for short bills. Berlin exchange
on London % marks Ss1 pfennigs- Paris exchange
~, Random . francs I715 centimes. Paris discount
rate Per cent
FOREIGN SECURITIEs.-British consols for
money. e4l-ls: for the account 1876 Spanish Is
3. rrndou. 7.s.- French gentes. 100 francs 30 CEN
tfnes- --,, ~.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-London dealt in about
twenty thousand shares. mostly GALES. The condi-
ton of the London market made arbitrage buying
there profitable
STOCK LOAN oUoTATIoNs.-I>oan quotations
We're: Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda, Atchison
common and preferred. Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Baltimore and OHIO common. Della ware and Hud-
son, Erie common, Erie first and second preferred.
Louisville and Nashville. Manhattan. Missouri Pa
cihc, New-York Central. Chicago Terminal. Peo-
pies Gas. Reading first preferred Republic Steel
common and preferred. Rock Island. ST. Paul
Southern Railway preferred. Southern Pacific,
Sugar Tennessee Coal and Iron. Union Pacific com
mon and preferred United States Steel common and
preferred United States Leather preferred. wabash
preferred and Western Union per cent
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT.-EarnlnsH OF the
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

There little Improvement shown IN the mar
ket for outside securities yesterday While prices
held fairly steady there activity shown
Transportation shade frmer, selling up to
121a. There was also a slightly irmer tone in
Northern Securities, which sold at 102. Cast Iron
Pipe issues were strong the common selling up to
73l while the preferred advanced points to 80.
American Can issues were quiet selling at l61s'
Ing about 10 points, selling up to go. Empire Con-
solidated Quicksilver sold at Ills. Hackensack
Powder preferred sold at 1O4a4 The Mexican Ma;
tiona issues steady, but quiet; the preferred
sold at 49, British Columbia Copper sold at S@.
The market closed dull, with only a slight change
from the opening.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24

RAILROAD BONDs-Market strong. Total sales
amounted in par value TO 7s500. against 500
on Saturday. The heaviest dealings were in the
Atchison general IS Baltimore and Ohio debenture
s. Central Of Georgia first incomes Chicago, Bur
ltngton and Quincy As Colorado and Southern first
Is Erie general IS, Kansas City-Fort Scott and
Memphis IS, Mexican Central first incomes, South
ern Pacific As Reading general is, St Louis South
western DDS, Southern Pacific IS and 42s. Union
Pacific first and convertible Is, Wabash second IS
end debenture Bs.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24

lean silver dollars, 4s1hc. Bar silver in Lonoon
closed at 25izd
GOLD PREMIUM.--In Madrid S545: LISBON '2'O'
F3uenos Ayres 1920 Rome, l-57-
GOVERNMENT -RECEIPTS--Customs recelPls
.norted from Washington s71o15o; internal reve-
nue receipts Ss4?27; miscellaneous receipts soo''
total receipts for the day. s215sol5 expenol.uIe'
81 oo oeo Receipts for the month TO date sSo'Sa-i'
expenditures s2s 7g5.c0o: excess of receipts. so0.'
ss Receipts for the fiscal year to date SVo0,soo'
exnendtures S2Ss s53 ess excess of receipts, soS'
4os 7s2 National bank notes received for reoelnP-
tion s4s2Sss. -
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was oe''-
or to the Clearing House s612- i91.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
THIRD NATIONAL TO LIQUIDATE.

Boston Dec. 2S-At a meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Third National Bank to-day II was unanl-
nousIy voted to go into liquidation on December "a
Moses Williams, Francis B. Sears and Frederick T.
Snow were appointed a Hquidating committee. me
meeting was the purpose of ratfying the acton
of the directors who several weeks ago decided
to consolidate with the National Shawmut Bank.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

= MONEY MARKET-Money rates as quoted fol-
low: Call money 4GS1k per cent; ruling rate 1G71z
per cent Time money. per cent for sixty days
ana three months and 5d5ia per cent for four, five
and six months on railroad collateral Commercial
paper 5a5z per cent for three. four and six months
Cor the best names and above for names not so
wen known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed easy
Actual closing rates follow
Cahles Sight Sixty days.
Sterling zs75<G4 4ssz a4s7 4s3lz@4 s32+
Frrs1cs - s5Isl4 =. le7s d5.IsTs s51ss+ q5 IS 4
Reichsmsrks.. eoSs 30 l-lbls9 9-1o :od5o g
lsuilders- 4oo-Ao11V1< 1V2 ~ i-1o