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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06

eternal fires within, awaits his chance
to seize the Prince and cast him into
the fiery furnace. in which are seen the
bones of those who have gone before.
No. :. THE Battle" Discovered by the
Fairies, they do battle with the Witches
for the possession OF the Prince
No. g. THE Rescue" AS the Fairies
are victors. the Prince is Transported TO
a cloud chariot and borne away to Fairy
Land.
No. 9. Burning of the witches The
Fairy Queen has ordained that the
Witches are to be burned in their own
caudron.
No. 10. 1.-THE Court of the Fairy Queen
The Prince is brought before the Queen
of the Fairies, is given the magic wand
and the freedom of Fairy Land; th'is
freed from his troubles and having at
tanned his wishes. he starts upon ms
Journey through Fairy Land.
No. II. 1.-The Cave of Wisdom. lie
first visits the Cave OF Wisdom, where
frogs. owls and bats hold forth' ana the
Fairies come in nightly to gather wisdom.
No - Queen of Flowers He next
visits the Court of the Floral Queen
No IS. .The King of the Beasts Inc
Prince next visits the King OF Beasts
where King Lion is upon the throne sur
rounded by his faithful court
No. II. He next visits the Grotto OF
p,,rishmant.' where FAIRIES for various
1nisdemeanors are for a season changed
into Sprites and Dwarfs and he.a lot
punishment by the Serpents OF the Hroteo-
No IL king of Birds" The Eagle
and his Court.
No. 1s. Enchanted Castle The Prince
here discovers the sleeping princess "oos
and wins her and passes to the
No II. ..Betrothal," where they are
hetrothed by the Fairy Queen
No. IS. The Wedding Inc WIS.,
Man of the Land of Nod gives ti'e i'A'-
cess to the Prince. ;.
No. 1o-The Merry Making me revei
of the Funny Fellows for the nei'etit
Of the Prince and Princess.
No. 90. Light After Darkness 4io-
artv.- This car will be illuminated oy
electricity furnished 10y its own storage
battery
KINGS COURTIERS-
Mr.. Henry Lee Valentine, King or the
Carnival, has appointed the following
| members of his court:
Cardiral-Robert Lccky, Jr.
Scribe-John S. HARDWOOD.
Keeper of Keys-Eugene II. Cloves.
Lord High Mayor. NJ Taylor.
Jester-N. Gray Moseley.
Guartls-Geo. W. Warren and L.. w
/ McVeigh.
Tie jewels will be conferred upon these
high officials at the exercises at the Base
ball Park on Monday night
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THE CHlI,DREN'S DAY.
Concert in Capitol Square Next Friday
Afternoon

The Childrens Day programme has been
ni,lgham The concert will begin at
o'clock at the west end OF the Library
Building in Capitol Square Friday after
noon. 1t follows:
PROGRAMME.
PART L.
/. sembly-Bugles.
9 Prayer-Rev. George Cooper D. D.
s. Star Spangled Banner-Al the bands.
4. Bonnie Blue Flag-School children.
5. Address-Colonel J. r. Mcintosh.
g. Maryland-School children.
PART II.
Z. Old Folks at Home-School children.
s. Carnival March--All the bands.
Q. BRIDES Farewell-School children.
TO- DiXie-School children.
Il. America-School children and all the
bands. The audience is requested to
unite in singing this chorus.
Committee-F. w. Cunningham. chair
man; j. 2. Thomas. D. II. Rucker. S.
O. Perkins S. D. Turner. J. II. Binford
T. C. Harwood e: NIorrissette, r. w.
Flournoy. A. II. Hill, G. r. Pace, S. T.
Pendleton, c. G.. Baker, J. Rurruss. t.
P. Crump. W. G.. Jones. NJ. G. Carlton.
H f. Cox, j. L. Ezekiel.
School Board-J. c. Dickerson, chair
man: J. H Capers., vice-chairmau: w.
F.. Fox, superintendent: c. P. Walford,
clerk and supervisor; William NJ. Turpin.
r. Edgar Shine. Charles D. .Hutzler. T.
C. Ebel. SOL Cutchins, Reuben Burton,
AlonZo T.. Phillips.
Orator-Colonel J. r. Mcintosh.
Director of Music-NIr. w. C. Mercer
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
Many People Can be Accommodated at These
Places

Places.
Citizens in all rarts of Richmond have
come forward with the offer Of rooms and
beard to help accommodate the visitors.
Here is tIle list of those who have
registered with the accommodation com
smittee-
Y NJ Alice Alley, No. 1O11 East Clay.
Mrs. J. II. .Askew. No. ST. North Fourth.
Mrs Arbaugh. No so North Second.
Mrs Carrie V Ball, No. rs North First
Mrs F. P. Burke, No. S0t East Mar
shall.
E. j. Bethel No. 1906 East Franklin.
J. Walker Brunei, No. 32l North
Mrs. j. F. Eohannan, No AGO East
Grace.
Mrs. Burton, No. SCI North Tenth.
W. J. Bradley. No. sos North Third
J. Fl. cranberry. No. 600 North Ninth
Mrs. w. S. Brackley, No. rs Washing
ton
E. C. Belote No. 4O4 North Second
Mrs f. a. Bonn. 20. 50t North Seventh.
Mrs. T. II. Bowman, No. so East
Main,
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THEY HAVE BEEN HARD AT WORK
GETTING THEIR EXHIBITS READY
Tremendous Crowd Expected From Several States
Lively Scenes Will be Witnessed in Booth
CITY During the Week and Every
body Will Be Out for Good
Time During the
Gala Week.

line. The people are not entirely unta-
miliar with those shows, and in no in
stance was there a protest entered IN re-
gard to any of them when they per
formed here last year. The shows inns
season are said to be even better than
when last seen here
Manager Brauer, of the Pet Stock Show
will have on exhibition one of the cest
eyer mt together There will ce poultry
pigeons Belgian hares, dogs and ether
pet animals galore.
In addition to all these there will be
numerous free shows. given ct various
prominent points. absolutely free to the
public These shows will be under the
charge of we'll known citizens, who will
sec that they are given exactly as a@ver-
tised.
The Beard of Directors. the officials and
the committeeman Of the Carnival Asso-
citation have done much for the city, and
the city can but extend Its thanks.
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Ryan; commander Of fifth division, A. D.
Landcrlin; aides, Fred Sternheimer and
Muscoe Spotswood. Orders were issued
as follows:
General orders No. 1: Knights will as
seenble on Monday evening, October It'll.
at 6:3O o clock, at Baseball Park, head OF
Broad Street, in uniform, dismounted. to
act as escort Of honor 20 King Rex at
coronation ceremonies.
General orders No. 2: Knights will as
semble Wednesday evening, October 9Th,
at $40 o'clock at Baseball Park, in uni
form, mounted, to act as escort in Kings
parade OF that evening.
General order No. 3: Knights will as
scmble at $50 P. NJ. on Friday evening.
october 18th. at baseball Park, III uni
form. mounted, TO act as escort In Kings
parade that eveEing.
Friday light. October 11th. after the pa
rade Spotswood Lodge. No. I. Knights OF
tho Golden Horseshoe. will entertain the
Sir Knights at their lodge rooms. Laube's
Hail. at First and Broad Streets.
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FREDERICK PIiINNEY.
Director the Celebrated Pnney Band Which Will Play re

Wild Girl, Second and Broad.
Moving Pictures, Foushea and Broad.
ficctra, Adams and Broad.
Scfso, jefferson and Broad.
Indians, Ninth and Broad.
Iilps to the Moon, Eighth and Broad.
Gondolas. Fifth and Broad:
Palace, Fourth ana Broad.
cake Walk. l:ird and Broad.
india. Second and BROAD
Dancing Girls. Brook Avei,ue.
framed ANIMALS, Brook Avenue.
Little Horse. No. 500 East Broad.
snake Show. No. % West Broad
Two Headed Calf. No. G2c East Brood
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president RooseDeH VIII Touch The Button
In Washington To Start The
Great SboU.
BROAD STREET ABLAZE WITH
DAZZLING DISPLAY OF LIGHTS.
Splendid Programme With Interesting Features.
Fine Music and The Best Forms of Enter
tainment Will EnliVen The Great
Thoroughfare and Greet Vlsi-
tors Up and Down
The Line

Miss Bernstein. No. 6o3 North Seventh
Mrs. w 2. Bragg. No. Gil North Tenth.
Mrs. Amanda Bassett (coloreD, No. 500
North Thirty-trst
r. II. Tucker. Ballard House
Mrs. G A. Broacnax. No. 1910 Porter.
seventh.
Mrs W. W. Barrow. No. s.s Floyd
Mss NJ E. Crawford. No. so7 East
Mrs NJ. Coleman. No ao7 West CLAW.
Mrs. j. NJ. Campbell. No. 517 North
Mrs. X; H. Cox, No 4ca North Second
Mrs. B. w. Cowles, No. 5ss NORTH
Tenth.
Mrs. NJ. Crowder. No. Al East e.,,v
Mrs. W. W. Cosby. No. 2cs West Grace
Mr.. Cabington. No. 49, North TWENTY
third.
Twenty-first.
Mr. Cole, No ioa North Eighth.
Broad.
Mrs. Dalton, No. 900 East CLAY.
j. S. Daniel. No. 1ot North SEVENTH.
Mrs. Dalrymple. No. 6o5 North ciytr
Miss Deitrick. No. 7o3 East Clay.
Mrs S. e. r. Davis, No. 15es e,haft7n
onris. EVensen. No 1l03 L. East Clay
Miss Annie Edmonds, NO. scof T;as.
Leigh.
Miss Gwathmee, No. 100 North Row
land
Mrs. Carrie Goodson Chestnut Hill
Mrs R A. Groot. No. West Cary.
John Gordon. No. Hol East Main.
Mrs. Gosden No. rs East Marshall.
MIS- L. NJ Hart, No. 612 East Grace
Main. iss1
Mrs. e. L. Heiman. No. rs East Main.
f. HARDWOOD. No. . South Beech -.
Mrs. H. G. Harris, No. 500 North Sixth
MIS- T. S. jenkins. No. 4 West Mar
shall. Ni''
Mrs. a. L. jenkins. No 2O5 West CLAW.
Mrs. s. ~ Knight. No n5 East clay.
ne Langley, No 500 East Franklin.
Ars j. W. Luttrell, No. Al North
Ninth.
E. L. Lindsey. No. sos East clav.
Mrs. FL. p. Lefebvre No. :, E.ast NJafr
Mrs. Lottrem. No. Al North Ninth
Mrs l.. l.. Lynch. No. 69I sSo.tn EIev-
enth.
Mrs. G. L. Lacy. No 1907 Dance.
Mrs. NJ. y. Loving. Swansboro
Miss Lea, No. 81 North Sixth
Mrs. c. NJ. Lea. No. 1912 East Mar
shall.
Mrs. ". a. Mullen. No sl7 East Cary.
Mrs. w. NJ. Martin, No. ST East Mar
shall.
Mrs Mcn1icue. No. 4ot West Main.
Mrs. AIoncure, No. 20s South Fourth.
Miss N1oseIey, No. sos North Seventh
Miss Milford. No. 2602 East Broad.
Mrs. L. T. Mason. No. 613 North Sixth.
Mrs. James Montgomery, No. 52l North
Ninth.
Mrs William Matthews. No. 500 North
Eleventh Street
Mrs L. 3. ,sfarston. no. 621 North
Fourth Street.
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Owens. Eainbri1se Street.
between Twen.y-seconda and Twenty
third
Mrs. NJ. C. Perkins. No. 4ae North Sec
ord Street.
Mrs Prl,fer. No. csl2 East Leigh Street.
Mrs E T. fendleton, 80. 1906 West
Cary Street
Mrs. Humphrey. No. 100 West Cary
/ Street.
! Mrs. c. NJ. Parsons, No. as North
! Twenty-fourth Street.
NIrs.s NJ. J. Quisenbery. No. 113 East
| Clay Street.
Mrs. J. W. Raleigh. No. 2o2 South Third
\. NJ. Reddv. No. 1905 East Marshall
| Street.
Mrs. r w. E. Russell, No eco East
| Main Street.
Mrs Redmond. No. 400 West Main
| Street
Mrs. A II. RagIand. No 100 West Cary
/ Street.
Mrs. S. F. Roberts. No. East Cary
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OPENING CEREMONIES,
President Rao:evclt VIII Press The Button
In Washington.

The opening ceremonies at noon to-mor-
row will be most interesting, and as ar
ragged reflect credit on those having them
in charge.
The two large grand-stands just
east of the Eifel tower will be masses
of flags, bunting and humanity long be-
fore the hour set for the opening.
Phinney's Band Will be stationed in
the south-side grand stand, and Will
enliven things with a grand concert.
prior 10 the beginning of the ceremonies
At 1880 o'clock the parade to the grand
stand Will begin. starting at Eleventh
Street. There will be four bands in the
parade. preceding the carriages with
the Governor, the Mayor and the minis
ter. These bands will be 100 yards apart
in the following order
l. Fourth Artillery Band, of Old Point.
2. Third Regiment Band. Of North Car
3. lardella's Band, of Richmond.
4. Seventeen Regiment Band. of Rich
mond.
On the march up Broad Street the bands
will play the new Carnival March. COM
posed by Professor Frank Harms. and ac-
cepted by the Carnival as. the. official
march.
At First Street the bands will cease
playing, and will assume their stations
.
the tower.
AS the Governors carriage approaches,
Phinney's Band will play Hail to the
Chief" Then the carriages containing
Governor Tyler. Mayor Taylor and Rev
Z. n. Calisch will draw up in front of
the Kings Box in the grand stand, and
the distinguished gentlemen will take
up their positions on the stand.
While this is going on the five bands
will play "America'' The master of GER
cmon;es, Col. John S. Harwood. will pre-
sent Rev. T. \. Calisch. who will invoke a
blessing upon the Carnival and upon the
gathered multitude. Mayor Taylor will
be presented and he will. in a, few words
introduce Governor Tyler. who will open
the Carnival in a five-rinute speech
When the Governor begins his speech
the Western Union line will open its
wires to Washington, through Mr.. Sam
Grow Ger, who will be stationed in
the Srand-stand. in rear of Phinneys
Band. He will send greetings from the
Carnival Association to President Roose-
welt. who will in return. send greetings
to the association. Immediately upon the
conclusion of the Governors remarks the
President will be notified and he will
touch The electrical battery in the White
House.
Immediately a fash will be observed
from the Eifile Tower "A gong will strike
1000 gas balloons will be released from
the apex of the tower, 100 carrier-pigeons
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stand, between Seventh and Eighth, on
Broad Street, $3.50 30 5 p. NJ, $3.50 to ~
p. NJ
ney's Band Stand, Masonic Temple, from
$50 to 10 P. NJ.
Seventieth Regiment Band, concert
Tenth and Broad Streets, $3.50 to P. NJ,
$40 to 10 P. NJ.
Each band in oricial parade, Broad
Street to EifTel Tower, will play New
Richmond Carnival March
L. IT. CLOVES.
Chairman Music Committee.
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SHOWS IN ABUNDANCE.

SHOWS IN ABUNDEANNf-.
Many light shows will offer their at
fractions. Trained animals and dancing
girls. pet stock and RED hots'' will be
side by side. while the confetti man and
toy balloon man viii vie with the ORANGE
ade man in disposins Of their wares. The
Rosto,k Shows are the very best in their
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The bands will be stationed at the fol-
lowing points, where stands have been
erected for them: 1,.oo,a
Phinney,s Band-Jefferson ana 6roao'
near Eiffel Tower ~ 1,s+
Fourth Artillery bi1iu--No 'i'
Broad Street. c+roo+
iVhiIa the bands are playing The Star
spaneied Banner the multitude VIII
arise, and all hats will be removed, as IS
customary when this national alr IS
nlayed
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LOCATION OF SHOWS.

Bostocx Enterprises Literally Distributed
Along Broad Street..
Tie Bostocl shows will arrive here to-
day, coming en- special schedule from
Charleston W. Va. The shows have been
located by the Amusement Committee at
the following points:
Crystal Maze, Sixth between Broad and
Grace.
Streets OF. All Natiols. south side Tenth
Street, Fifth and Broad.
German Village, Fifth aid Broad.
Animal Circus, Fourth and Broad
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cable.
Rankers. posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Domestic exchange
New-York follows at the places named;
Noye-Orleans- Commercial. par; bank, 81 premium.
san Francisco-Sight. ia. telegraph. 22l.c- Gin
cinnati-Between banks. l2izc 10 l5c premium. over
the coVnter Joc premium. Boston-l0c and is 2-3c
discount. Chicago-I0c premium. Charleston-Buy-
Ing. par. selling. NC premium. Savannah-Buying.
&c on selling. par
BANK CLEARINGS. - Nsw-York - Exchanges,
S2o5s3 20: balances. IS S55o.soO Boston-Exchanges
SIC .O59 40; balances, A.F302o. Philadelphia-Ex-
changes. S3ls2.GH; balances. S5ls.s2o Chicago
Exchanges. S23. $40 572; balances. s2,s5sss5-
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money IN
London. 4afz per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills. 3lza3 s-ls per cent. and for long
bills si[a3s. per cent Berlin discount rate. ga
per cent for three months bills and 2iz per cent for
short bills Berlin exchange on London % marks
ssls pfenngs. Paris exchange on London, % francs
q centines Paris discount rate. S-ls per cent.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British eonsols for
money. s7s.: for the account. s7s.. Spanish Is in
London. NJ French rentes. loe francs Z7lz CEN
times.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 6ilsc: Mex
lean silver dollars. i7s.c- Bar silver in London
closed at 2s 3-l6d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid s1.30. Lisbon. 81 E
Ruenos Ayres lSOsO; Rome, 552is.
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HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-The local money marke. ex-
hibits frmer tendency. but rates are not quotahly
changed. Sterling exchange IS easier. The feature
os the local monetary conditions IS falling on IN
the Government collections for customs which were
heavy last week bringing the disbursements this
week for pensions and account OF gold deposited
AZ San Francisco into strong relief The Sub
Treasury was debtor at the Clearing House yester-
day 70 the extent Of ssol ca Note brokers' express
the opinion that considerable amount % even
choice paper could be discounted at the moment IN
New-York below per cent Moderate transactions
the finest quality of paper taking place. how
ever at 5iz per cent SO far in the bank statement
week the movement Of money from the interior IS
stu slightly in favor of New-York Money rates
follow; Call money. IlzG2s per cent. ruling rate ?
per cent Time money. 81 per cent for sixty days.
3214 per for three months. per cent for four
months and per cent for six months railroad
collateral Commercial paper. 4a+la per cent for
three four and six months for the best names. and
above for names not well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE weak Actual
closing rates follow.
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RIVERS AND SELLERS.

The principal buyers and sellers in yesterday $
market were: Roberts. Blair & Co. G,00o). H. Con
tent & Co q OoO. ]. W. Henning 1000 Newhurg.
Rosenburg & Co. Q.Oo0). ID. Barnes deco. traders
and Clark Dodge & Co Q.O0O bought Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy: E. La Montague. tr., C.
Head & Co, Clark, Dodge & Co. 0.O00l III. Content
& Co. q Ooo) j. S. Bearnes & Co. and W. r. Hough-
falling & Co QOoo) sold Street & Norton 6,OOO sold
Southern Railway John Muir & Co. Q,OcO) bought
Rock Island. F. p. Freeman & Co. q .000) bought
Continental Tobacco; H. B. Hollins & Co. G.O00)
sold F. L. Seigsberg 1900 in alb bought American
Tobacco. Rutter & Gross Q.OoO) bought ST. Paul;
z Sweet & Co. and E. A. FairchiId sold F. p.
Freeman e. Co. bought Continental Tobacco pre-
ferred; Dick Bros. & Co q !oco) sold. G. B. Hop
kins & Co. 5000 in aD bought Tin Plate preferred:
Thomas Denny & Co QOo0 sold. ]. c. Kilbreth
n o,o) bought Wire: Keech Loew & Co. q. .OO0 sold
n II Dunno C2oo0) bought Tin Plate. C. r. Mac
donald q, 500. Ellingwood & Cunningham Buck
bout Davis & Co. (2000). W. F. Wharton Strong
sturgfs & Co Q.Oo0 and W. r. Houghtaling q Co
bought Rock Island; Halsted & Hodges sold Street
& Norton C2ooo) sold Southern Railway preferred
strong Sturgis & Co G.crO and A. H. Caspary
n osO sold ST Paul Dominiek & Dominick Tate
q Hayes r. H. Bissen Co. 5. A. Walsh
spiegelberg and Moore & Schley Q,G0O bought Chi
cago Burlington and Quincy; Halsey & Hudnut
and l. spiegelberg sold. W. S. Jones bought Union
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Pacific preferred; Hedge. Lounsbery & Foster 0O'O)
sold. Keech Loew & Co sold American Tobacco.
Wassermann Brothers bought Continental Tobacco;
E c. Potter & Co. q .00o) sold. John Muir & Co.
q OOO) in alb bought Rock Island Miller & Co. sold
Leather common. F. L. Selgsberg 4.Oo0 in alb and
Cooper. Cramp & Beadeston d,OOO bought Auleri-
can Tobacco; G. B. Salisbury sold. Clark. Dodge &
co. q. .000) sold Rock Island. Wassermann Brothers
q O00D bought Wire j. H. Griesel & Co. Q.0O0) sold.
Moore & SchIey G.0do) bought Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy. Van Emburgh & Atterbury Q,0oO
sold Federal Steel preferred. Fl. Marquand & Co.
G.OO0D sold Norfolk and Western. r w Savin &
Co. sold Federal Steel common down. Keech. Loew
& Co. bought Hoop preferred. Tate Hayes 5000
bought Chicago. Burlington and Quincy IN the
morning; they also purchased G,5o0) Federal Steel
preferred
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RAILROAD BONDs-Marlet irregular Total
sales amounted an par value TO s. 45q 500 against
s2702 500 on Saturday The heaviest dealings were
IN the Atchison issues. Baltimore aud Ohio as Cen
frsl of Georgia "a and Sd incomes Central Paciae
aias and As Chicago and Alton slks Central OF New
Jersey general IS, Green Bay and Western aebent-
ure Bs. Mexican Central list and I'd incomes. Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas Of Texas S. Northern
Pacific 3s and As Reading general as San Apton,o
and Aransas Pass IS. Southern Pacific As ana as
Toledo. 81. Louis and Western Is. and Wabash de-
henture Bs
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Outside SECURITIES.

The outside securities market closed steady Sheet
Steel the special feature. The market for this
security broad and sales amounted to 5000
shares at an advance Of over points, selling up 10
s}ts. The common. while not active, advanced 2
points TO 2SI5 British Columbia Copper was hrm
selling UP to Nai The Bridge issues held firm up
10 the close. but reacted point for both from the
highest. The Seaboard issues were firm but
slightly Off from the highest. The demand for
bonds was fair.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Feb. IS p m.-The market for American
stocks was generally weak. with prices generally
x 10 4 below the parity level Sales for New
York account were heavy. Final prices were
steady as follows Atchison. b1's; Canadian Pa
oino 90; 81 Paul l5fl Illinois Central 1881: Louis
,sue ana Nashville -; Union Pacific preferred.
oosL: New-York Central l4sa4; Erie. 2sik; Pennsyl-
vania 7sH Reading. 1855; Erie list preferred. eos;
Northern Pacific preferred So Grand Trunk, Z. and
Anaconda, s.-
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs--customs receipts
reported from Washington. So7sio; internal revenue
recein,s 81 sM7l5: miscellaneous receipts. Sls ss
Total reeeints for the day. 81 s5: expenditures
sslooO Receipts for the month 10 date $50 iso ass
expendtures IS oco excess of receipts sso 2ss
Receipts for the fiscal year 10 date. s36s i3o
penaitures ssss s42: excess OF receipts. S5$sa
Receints OF National bank notes for redemption.
s792lAA
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STOCK VALUES LOWER.
STEEL SHARES FEATURES.
STERLING EXCHANGE wEAK-BoNDs
GENERALLY ACTIVE.
quotations were

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from saturdays hnal
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BOSTON STOCKS.
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs MIN
ing Stock Exchange. furnished by William r. ho"-
bright & Co.. OF Colorado Springs;
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

washington. Feb. ls.-The condition Of the Trea-
siiry divisions OF and redemption. at the be-
ginning OF business to-day follows:
RESERVE FUND.
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.Unlist.d fsmsn lots.
CHICAGO STOCKS.
dsurnishea by Walker Brothers. No. II RroadwsyD
High. Low. Close.
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SECOND WEEKS EARNINGS.

Earnings received yesterday for the second week
IN February showed the following changes over
the same time year ago:
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NATIONAL LEAD REPORT.

The National Lead Company reports for the year
ended December 81:
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INACTIVE STOCKS.
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Rar State Gas O.

Int. period. Bid. Asked.
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STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
ACTIVE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by c. F. rockingham. No. 20 Broatt,
Bid. Asked. Rss AsLa@
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

I-Actual lsalss-I-ClosinE-l shares
open High'IsoVg.i Fin. BID Ask sold
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Profit and s4s sIs24s41 Dec. sl16sss
The balance sheet as OF December 81 shows:
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Feb. 1s.-The official closing quo
atoms for mining stocks to-day were as tolio"s-
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS II BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market firm Final
quotations follow.
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MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.