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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-10
WRECK ON THE MILWAUKEE,.
Three Cars and an Engine Thrown into
the Ditch.


An engine and three heavily loaded
freight cars on the Hastings and Dakota
branch of the Milwaukee road plunged
the track at the Kenwood crossing near
LAKE Gainoum yesIerday aIeerno0n t and
up the Dakota traffic for nearly nine
hours. The accident was due to spread
ing rails caused by overloaded cars.
Engineer Deming and Fireman Henry
escaped without injury, although the par
tial overturning of the engine forced the
latter to jump some twenty feet to the
bottom of the embankment.
The engine, coupled behind pair Of
fiat cars of stone and a box car filed to
the roof with building brick, was moving
into a nearby siding.
The fiat cars, which were in the dead,
were merely derailed, but. crashing along
the ties. they forced apart the rails to
such an extent that the following box
car was hurled entirely from the track.
Breaking it's couplings and turning
completely over down the sandy embank-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-19
Cured OF Catarrh.

The following letter. addressed to The
Houston Post. was unsolicited, Unknown
to the doctor himself is grateful acknowl-
edgment for enduring service rendered a
lady at Uyalde. Texas. and Is sclfeyplana-
tory:
Dear Sir: I wish through the columns
of your paper TO make known TO suffering
humanity the wonderful relief that Or,
Frank Tanning has given to me. | know
great many persons saw Dr. Tanning Is
humhug and paws alike for his adycr
tisements and testimonials; therefore, in
stead Of sending him testimonial send
this 10 Won that he may know nothing
OF It until he reads 1t in your paper
When / began treatment from Or. Fan
ming It seemed as II nv health was com
pletey wrecked, Several doctors said (
was in the hrst stage OF consumption, AMI
/ almost despaired Of ever being well
again ! bad for several wears suffered
from general weakness and pain in my
back and left side. For the last two years
nv back had not been free from pain a
single day / suffered a great deal from
Indigestion. dvsnepsia and enlargement OF
the liver aud bad catarrh Of the throat
ma head for ten wears. The catalTh had
taken such an eflcct that had sore throat
most az the time aud ms breath WIS trulf
Offensive 10 my one that was IN the room
tbe limo and chills AT night Ia fact
nv nervous svstcm was connetciy pros.
tratea and nav face was almost covered
v,itb ria. darkest. most unhealthy looking
itotebDs [ over saw on any ones face
v.as SO thin and weak | could scarcely
walk three blocks. and my appetite was
entirely gone After six weeks OF Or.
winnings treatment / felt Ike a new per-
son niiocether. / had gained twenty
pounds IN weight ana had q SPLENDID ape,
lite aud my c0muieXton was. ns clear ana
h.aithv as child's. ] could walk two
miles without paln. or feeling very tired.
Nav, after being &C home. doing all my
fS,,s,,,,,-ork FOR four months l feel as well
md stronger than ! ever did IN my life.
i have not had "a chill nor a cough since
mo 6rst treatment: ! never feel symp,
~, ~ cafarrh. and II really seems that
! have new back Altogether ! feel Is
II / owe nv life 70 the Great Magnetic
Healer. / am personally acquainted VIII
sa,,orai nersons who were. " seems. mirac-
ulousiy cured BY him. aud am arite VIII,
ine al any time to giye any Information l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-19

SIX weeks ago put myself under Dr..
Fannings wonderful treatment Result;
My eyes are SO very much stronger than
they have been for years; was partially
deaf from catarrh, which is relieved, My
poor stomach reuened against any food.
Now / can eat heartily and with comfort,
palpitati1n Of the heart all gone, nerves are
strong and / rleep soundly from or .
O'Clock tl the next morning (the hrst nat
ura sleep in years. Have just passed
through monthly period without pain. and
was 10 walking all over town at the time
caster than / had been IN twenty years.
me parhlyzed side is restored 10 It's normal
condition and waist measure reduced four
inches; no prolapsus or backaehe. When
came TO Dr. Tanning l felt as II my skin
was simply miserable sack Of pains ana
life was burden, 1 thank Goa that ne
came IN Cleburne and cured me. lie Ger
talnly saved my life most mlraculousiy.
] am nov wearing out my burial ouint
Win heartfelt thanks to God and Dr, Fan
ming. am most gratefully,
AXIS. CARL ALMGKlN'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-19
The Deaf Made to Hear.
Houston. Texas, March 3 1902

Houston. Texas March 3, 1902
To Afflicted Humanity.
Twenty years ago I lost my hearing IN
one ear totally, us / could not hear taun'
der caused by talIng aninlne, which p-o
duced paralysis Of tho auditory nerve Ten
vcnrs ago began suffering with hoarsencsh
ana losing ny voice ON The 6th day Of
January lost my voice. could not speak
a word. tried my home phyeicims, who
were az fne SKIN and honest and coed.
Tbey failed to do me any good after SIS
weeks treatment They ad'lscd nae 70 try
some specialist, which dia aud one OF
ueuston's finest specialists told me ! would
never get my voice back and would MT
promise 10 cure mc. Then ! was ad7is
10 try Or. Tanning, and ! shall always
praise God ! ala, for 10 my great surprise
be made me hear and speak out IN ten
n,ipntes by his wonderful method Of heal
ing at once telegraphcd my husband at
Liberty. Texas. that ] could hear ana
speak again. also suffered WIN p pans ~, Va
NV lungs. coulc uat get a long breath ana
was bloated. In Zine trentments by THIS
wonderful magnets n,Sn can trutntnlly
say / 20 home a chceslN, happy woman:
My dreadful sleeplsss hsnt i1 ne dr nsrH a-e
Mi zone had also lost my sense Or
taste solf and aclds had no taste. Now
nv tnste Is perfect, can hear as well as
ever could aud can speak 49, loud ~
wish. The hloat has gone. from my waist
which was reduced over TOUR lnfhes. 10
any one afflicted ] most heartily ind0rse
Or. Frank Tanning as the greatest healer
OF the age. aiy husband aud myself viii
gladly verify the above. Adlress Liberty.
Libertv eountv Texas With a heart full
OF gratitude We are gratefully,
Mr. and MRS. w. II. GINENS.
We the undersigned. are personally ac-
qualnted with Mrs Givens aad cordially
corrobo7ate the foregoing testimonial.
We knew her case before and after treat
ment, and know her testimony to be true.
Mrs Giyens "a my sister ana ! know
the testimonial to be true.
MRS. A. M. HERD, Houston Texas.
! am = sister az Mrs. GlyeGs, aud know
OF her most wonderful cure.
MRS. 81 L. NARR,
), Houston. Houston Heights, Texas
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Paralysis Cured.

The dnys Of miracles have not passed
away; that is, they are not obso,cte In
Dallas True. they are not as frequent DC.
currcnces as In the early ages. bur never
thelcss every now and then the unexpccte /
happens and the citizens are startled by IN
announcement that something wonderful
has occurred, ana then the sagcs Of this
generation put their old white heads -.
gether aud predict that the world IS cam
ing 10 an end But Il don't come. and Dr.
Tanning continues to heal the sick aud set
IN motion ai the dormant factions ~ the
human machinery. But 70 the point There
has been Il truly miraculous cure effected
by this wonderful magnetic healer A
bright little GIRL pretty Christine Honig,
the sweetest flower Of a bunch Of I'VE, IS
snatched from the yawuing 81 an early
grave and Is now In the enjoyment OF per
feet health, IN full. possession Of every
faculty and an this because as q last re-
sort. when poor mother had dcspQlred OF all
hope, she was persuaded 70 seeA DR.. FIN
ling. Three weeks ago Mrs. HONG sat
IN the reception room o. the DOCTORS suite
waiting her time 70 SEES the doc
tor on her lap lay the almost Illuminate
little Christine. When the time came sh
faltered at the threshold. her c0aFagc
failed her She feared that cue glance from
the doctor would tell her the awful truth
toe late. But the doctor Ted her In and to
u seat. Ills big heart, full Of sympathy,
would not permit HIN 10 speak as he
thought, but on the contrary, he offered
her the only hope she had received for
weeks He started to work at once and he
saw some Improvement before the child
was taken FROM the room. That night
Christine slept well. the first good sleep Toy
weeks The next day and for fifteen days
thereafter Mrs HONG was ~ the doctors
with Christine and after each treatment
she detected an improvement Soon the
child recovered the use Of ite linbs. the
paleness left its little face and Mrs. Honig
knew that her baby had been shared 10
her. On Friday last little Christine took
her last treatment. She WIS as lively rs o.
cricket and played and 'praneed about the
doctors offce as though nothing had ever
been the matter with her When the doc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-19
TO Suffering Women

/ cleburne, November ~. 1895.
hs -. is uusought and IN,
n. w written from heart fun Of
A.. some twenty-five years ago /
\ u sVaiFlage, which completely de.
health. No one can know what
IN, @asred. For thirteen years my
|ss 4llas the menstrual period al
I. lne crazy being confined to my
N sass' and last year was 10 bed
N, shtlFe year, My right side was
n ',agzed, The miscarriage re.
N u falling Of the womb and the
n , s eack was so great at tunes
gs move. rhen ten years ago
$500 suffering from indigestion
',aall9n a the heart. and two years
n ~. Trouble developed that 4
!, ~, ~. surely take me ont az this
l s'Fy- It seemed ilso liberation
n.ss 80 passing great quantities OF
49,, ana blood weakening me SO
4 M, = Deo. Last year decided tnat
pr's,s's de- and got my burial our.
y, ,,, Y, as expected That / would
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-19
The Blind Made to See.

Tcxas
10 treatment
Dr. prosed with heat which
excrucipg
Ii an
lief
II
produced
swollen
Houston
despair;
perfectly well
e a o the trouble
q o
IN IN case Mos grateful yours,
ente Street.
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personally
true
on
MIR A. FenHlc No Hot avenue.
street.
Mrs S r. Montg street..
Mr. J, sreetc corner Sabi
Mrs cone
Cuo emit
l.
T. j.
A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-19

Mrs. Giyens was in Houston on Monday
last and in the presence Of a reporter OF
me Post and John J. Glyens and wife and
Mrs. George Giyens Of Houston and several
other persons size reiterated the above
statement. she stated that words ccul9
not express her feeling % relief nor could
She say TOO much in appreciation Of the
marvellous cure effected b. Air Eanning'e
wonderful treatment
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Of
mandatory terms of The Heale n the fonowng
TO OF
fol many
andn al M be
upright al
reputation Of
magnt healer NJ.
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Rheumatic Paralysis.

Of rheumatic paralysis and limbs tried doctors
o 10
believe Dr. Tanning saved my life During the treatment
indigestion
boated cu ndoe DR. Tanning ana his wonderful magnetic heal
o w.
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10 whom It May Concern.


Palestine, January IS o
months last winter almost hopeless condition caused from Rheumatism in both
IN
could sraighton
a W. a $ JOHN
Mr.
single DR. hftcenyc
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DR.. FRANK TANNING
WORLDS GREATEST MAGNETIC PHENOMENON.

here is Yet Balm Suffering
Blind the Walk
OF Their Suferings-Dr. Now Located
Preston Houston, Texas Consultation Free,
II by Letter
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DO NOT LET PREJUDICE OR LOST HOPE KILL YOU.


clans who 1t
tailed
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am Mrs. Givens' mother, and was with
her through her sickness and know what
she testiGes to DO true.
MRS. A. A. wooDwoRrH. :,
Liberty. Texas. .
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To whom II Mar concern:

Of
o
o know
to be n
Mno
n
Very resp r Il,
Repese tive ghtyninth Dstrcto Of Texas
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Mrs Givens is my nearest neighhor, and
what She testified know 10 be true II
saw her every day while she was sick,
NELLIE -. LLM, Liberty Texas.
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Mrs. Givens Is a near friend and ! know
Of her trouble and what She testified Is
true. J. ~ G. LACOuh AND WiEE,
Liberty. SeNns.
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The commences ana authenticity Of tho
above facts can not be questioned, and
surely stamp Frank Tanning as the most
remarkable healing physician on record.
The npd and pcrmuueh. release ~ pain
aud disease by his magic touch Is indeed
performs sucn wonderful cures must IN
deed hold Natures power OF healing IN a
remarkable ma miraculous degree, Dallas
News, May Is 1898.
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am Mrs. Gfyens' sister. and DO sincerely
believe her testimonial TO be true, as she
long time. MRS. X. l.. CHoMBllSS,
Liberty. Texas.
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can concerning Dr. Fanninc's healing pow
cr Any one wishing TO ask me any dues.
lions concerning his wonderful cures cnn
call on or address. MRS. ID. T. HILL.
Uyalde Texas. June. 1891.
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Mrs. Giyens Is a cousin ~ mine, ANA
know that her cure Is true
MRS JAMES MMURTRY,
Liberty, pexaA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-14
TRANSIT GAINS STRENGTH
ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
TRUST COMPANY ISSUES ARE
EASY.
Bank Group Well Supported, With
Professional Traders
Active.

Outside of activity in st. Louis Transit
there was no special feature in the local
security market yesterday. Bank Issues
were about steady. and trust company
stocks worked lower. Outside investors
took profits in this group at both sessions.
In the forenoon Transit was unchanged.
but well taken at 81. The other fractions
wete neglected.
Germania Trust was fairly firm at S212.T 10
and $2l2.5 Mississippi Valley Trust was
easy at 1852, and Title Guaranty was weak
at 1925 80. with sales of small lots as low as
SIPS 80. Missouri Trust sagged from Sl2i.5 80
to Sl23 20.
Fourth National closed steady at S319. 50.
In the miscellaneous list Missouri-E Edison
common was most active at ST and Sl6. 10.
At the afternoon session Transit opened
firm at 81, and, after all offers at that
figure had been absorbed the stock ad-
vanced to S1.12k and closed strong at
s3125. The 4 per cent bonds were easy
at SIS.
Mercantile Trust was sharply on the
downturn with sales of the new issue at
S25. 80. s425 and $424. 80. Germania Trust
was unchanged. and Missouri easy at $122.5o.
Title Guaranty was in slightly better shape
at Sl26. Continental National was in good
demand at 1922. 25 and s2e2.O.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-14
The Metal

New York. May 13.-LocaIly there was soma
aSvanee In prices for tin as q result Of . gain
" so to no.3o. and At London the gain vas about
la s That closed spot at fiss Is and flturss
sspos to Aug: at :1l;N 70 81 Lake sl3.11N TO
higher. with spot and fatares d. 81 e ana .ies
OF 20 tons spot and $50 tons futures rocugded.
The local market for lead ruled steady and un-
1 onanssd at r.; while e Lcnaon Tie closing
STEADY sfY here At s4.AS. a. London the price de-
UNCHANGED values. Pis-iron warrants were sfiil
nominai; No; I foundry; Northern. sise1; No !
en- en-; 81 ;seais; No; ! foundry. Southern 81. .n1lSa
Giasgow closed At ks ID and NddilhpsS
~ "a. --.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-14
OIL SITUATION AT BEAUMONT.
Companies Not Disturbed Over Ga,
Sill GnsLi.u

Whether the gas pressure ceases completely IN
the oil wells ut Beaumont, Tex. does not disturb
the oil operators, who hold that the cost OF nump :
ing the oil Will be very inexpensive. as COM
pared with Its value. The wells are still gush-
me- Experienced sr,l,.r, ,rr.. ,n.,
are not cased effectively. Contractors in their
ticular about this important detail, consequently
sand and water not belonging to the oil strata
gain admission. The result is seen In tanks with
heavy deposits OF mud and sand. which the gas
pressure must either hold back from the no.
or force with the oil to the surface to proven,
the wells from ~cloggiTg.
A scientific writer in the New York Commercial
says:
sand and strata, u lake Of oil sixty feet daen
underlying Spindle Top would yield about l,sot'-
eo.Vo barrels. Perhaps this is a fair estimate OF
the capacity OF the field from start to finish.
Gushors Will not exhaust it; the dregs must be
pumped or bailed. Whether taken out quickly.
70 gather millions into tanks. or Just as IL can
De utilized and consumed. there is no fear OF the
demand catching up with the supply. In tho
iops output, for 1t is considered preposterous
TO imagine that all the promising Indications in
other quarters Of Texas are will O. the wisps."
Beaumont Oil Stock Sales.
Beaumont. Tex, May 13.-Oil sales to-day
were: loo shares Independence at 3hc; 100
sums BiufI at 2ac. LOCO Manhattan at i7c, 1850
eTal at &c. 1000 Dividend at &c. 5000 Granite
Mountain at loo, 1000 German-American at i2c.
Sup Gold Eagle at 1Oc. Oil +. o. b. Gladys city
unchanged at 25c per Dbl. Shipments by rail iTs
cars by water. 20 cars: for the month, I.7gI cars.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-14
Poultry.
raj ::
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

day were two cars western and two soutksess-
involees continued Moderate and With strong ss1sn;
Western sdyiSes fowls were vel, ,ystained a
O OLD, ROSTERS Este sn steady ~, at &c: Turkeys in light e;
md low. Pigeon. unchanged. No essis 'i ia
od RTfs:sd gouIt..1R ,ss'. to-day - pss,,, TIE
70 q lew lots. Of beis.ed. western and one car
T Then m mar sfu' Rs. bar. snis and ~s he a srs,ss 'i Tsesips:
s stferss p ssaeRihs i ise En- in m fass. a sns sos,. sls s:rs
NO, obtainabio Tor less: with, prospect. favor
s ssls for su lp1sy an and III se See si.as squads The mot was IN *,
fair demand for frozen fowls. with fancy held
for 8shit less than n lie. an Fancy S.S' rcastin ss'e Chickens no ssssea
out At Is,aG1se; while Iowa and ether later
E fsseA ieed @tf eR@@eo ed som as e Eai e i ia r%es.t sss
Sfsss.y SQUADS @i..d %is Sd ssd e ssans s's ssa 3; 1 ssslss
Cd Cd hens i7aise. Broiled. fancy. dry picked. %
Butter and Cheese.
nlkEs,: lower: closing steady: State dairy; 900
i To; f issaasie: f ssasa; g,sa5zee; G sfss%srTi sIias-
SiZs pkgs;; very firm; fancy large State full
small: new State. full cream. coiored and white.
PSiiadelph,a. Pa. May rs.-autt.r Nc lower;
extra Western creamery 2YsAs: 90; nearby prints
snail s1si e1 nd. ,s sa@i Ns az. i hGrk to fa Choice sssa% ola f. %
u s3oS DO n Prime ;,u snail; No. l. iisi'c: do. fair
. cs SHaa: heM NAV i'tfg MBHi,er steady: er..m.r,.
1sd22c: diaries 1sGsoc. Cheese steady. 13Ulsc.
EGGS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, May 13.-Eggs-Receipts to-day a.
a. cases: Receipts still showed in full proper
ton. and although probably 60 per cent, went
directly into warehouses. all the stores seemed
to have the floors full of goods, and receivers
were inclined to push business In view. of warm
weather and the generally useful quality Of the
goods. Demand was mainly for high-gr1de eoods
from all classes Of buyers, and nearby express
stock was a prime favorite In the trading. AZ
offering positive value IN comparison at relative
quoted rates, and more of these goods were
wanted than the current receipts afford. South
ern and Southwestern stock Is losing heavily. (
creased onerinrs. and quotations. msy 81 ma
to fairly represent the market on good stock.
Fresh gathered dirties at mark 1ic.
doz.
wildwood, cases included 14c. loss on: cases rs-
13isc.
Pniladelphia. May Eggs steady: fresh near
by 1sc: do. Western 1s1ic: do. Southwestern Isx
4lsisc; do. Southern 15nc.
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New York. May 13.-Close: Money on call nrm
at 4Xs per cent. closing offered at l. Prime mer-
steady At the DECLINE with actual business In
bankers bills at $4SsIi for demand and tI.sfh0
HS4k for SIXTY days: posted rates 81 = md
itss64 Ssh: commercial bills s4ssS9zJsE MsI.
State bonds inactive. Railroad bonds irre.uisr.
Chicago. May E.-cienrfngs so, SO. SIS; balances
S1.S29. 135. Posted exchange. S4.S51 sixfv aavs
A;ss on demand. New York exchange sc BRO.
ances 81, 5S, 6SS. ~
Philadelphia, Pa, May 1a-CIearinxs szsm. "A.
balances *. 3oS, 58l. Money ~ per cent
Boston. May 13.-ExchanEes 81. a, 0ss: balance.
baltimore, Nd. May 1a-cesrinrs as1u- os.
balances sss4. 9se. Money S per cent.
New York exchange sc and 4Oc prernium. Ciear-
1ncs $a.106 "a
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Trust Department.


This company is empowered by
Its charter to accept and execute
any and all trusts not inconsistent
with the laws of this State.
The Trust Company is the logical
successor to the individual trustee
In the management Of estates and
trust affairs because it possesses
every quality Of desirability.
Trust funds and trust invest
ments are kept separate and apart
from the assets of the company.
This department will be pleased
to consult with persons or corpora
ttCns contemplating the creation Of
trusts, in order that its terms may
be explained and that 1t may indi-
cate the best manner Of accom-
plishing the objects intended.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-14
SPECIAL.

SFEClAL.
New York. May 1.-THE curb market TODAY
opened quiet and dull. and with restricted deal.
ings. Nominal price changes ruled in tina sariy
session. a. compared to the previous close. Fol-
the most part the early trades were confined to
Q few issues and were In small lots Tbs iatss
d~salinSs deyeloped irreeulaTity and a heavier
tone. Reactions were made In quite a number Of
I've securities The sftsraoon session was gem
don. Cos wa dull ssd xsnersIn1y ,t'en. aeuida-
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Chicago stock Market.
Houston OIL stock Sales.

Houston. Tex, May 1s.-The feature Of thu
wsfsst co Il , stu the heavy buf1 Ss Of Beatty.
to-day aggregating $1,000 shares At nc. which
stock. There is Certainly q desire On the nsrt ~
some company or individual to buy IN ~ stock
at nc, a. they arc Offering to eel at lXc fhua
cutting the margin 20 mall that there Is not
even Q scalp in II for independent operatorS.
watched and II nov one Of most tnteresting feS-
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Government Bonds.
Treasury Statement.

Treasury Statement.
warrington. May 1l-Available cash balance
NN.7 s1, 4f3: gold. ~. 60 408.
BaF Silver.
New York; Nay 13.-Bar silver s1Sc Der ounce:
LONDON uncerfain. CLOSING 1t = 11-l6d per ounce.
T~urDentine and Rosin.
arm- quote: A b e. d a.0: 8 Sl.5; r 1.so; d
A;Si 49,: 4ss: * G2.E: II j2,35: n as:
W. q. no: ". W. 0.e.
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lures Of trading. Becky Sharp 2o at &; Drillers.
I.s59 at SIC: Merc6ants and Mechanics, S,CcoS
At 1.sc; National O. & p. 100 at 24lsc: 800 at 2ssc;
y z Beatty 2so,o Oo at lie: Loo at 1Sc: Inter.
national I.so at 2ci, German-American 200 at
4,se: Detroit Beaumont, 20 at 81; Fort Worth. zoo