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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-11
BUSINESS NOTES.

The week has been the most active
one for a long time past in local stock
circles, owing to the closing up of the
options on Utah Sugar Tie transae-
lions have been numerous both In OPP
tions and In the stock, and brokers re.
port that the closing quotations are
81 bid. options sold all the way from
sl,5O TO N75. Practically the entire
sugar stocks, especially for the Anal
pany has been Issued. and the full
amount Of cash, $4,000, received by
the treasurer The demand for all
sugar stock, especially for the Anal
gamated common. Is quite keen. a fact
due TO the records the factories are now
engaged in making. Deseret National
reached q new top figure. other stocks
are as quoted below: the bond quota.
tons, Of course carry accrued interest.
Some Instances have been noted dur
ing the week where INSCRIPTIONS brok.
ers have required innocent purchasers
TO pay the accrued interest in addition
to the market quotations.
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railways IN Korea, and the organization
OF banking and Industrial associations
IN Formosa, Korea and China,
Perhaps no other organizer has ever
been engaged IN so many and various
enterprises, The lay mind is confused
and dazzled by such multiplicity Of de-
tails. A Japanese admlrer has counted
and tabuated the organizations and
companies Of which the baron Is either
The head or the guiding spirit They
number some $50 concerns. and include
every kind Of business that japanese
Industrial and commercial life has
evolved, every manifestation Of civic
and national interest IN the develop
ment Of the country, and every form OF
charity and philanthropy Review Of
Reviews
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summit Extension.

The Summit Extension Mining com
pany, Of this city, filed Its articles Of
incorporation In the county clerks Of
flee today, The capital stock is placed
at $4,000, divided into 300, 900 shares OF
the par value Of % cents each. 2. w.
Madsen Is president, John A. Law
renee, vice president and Theodore N.Y.
strom, secretary and treasurer The
company owns the Summit No. 2, Bay
Queen and Matilda lode claims, in the
Big Cottonwood district. and the SUM-
nit Extension lode In the Ulntah min
ing district.
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BINGHAM NOTES.
Pine Tree TO Resume Neptune
Kempton Has Immense Ore Body.

Kempton Has Immense Ore Body.
In its review Of the weeks opera
lions the Bingham Bulletin has the fol-
lowing.
Next month work is TO be resumed
on the property Of the Pine Tree NJ. a
NJ company, situated near head OF
keystone Gulch and east from the
Wlnnamuck and Tlewaukee mines,
and which has been idle for some time.
1t consists Of a group OF several claims
one Of the principal stockholders, and
ana It's former manager is Major f, A.
Grant now on important military duty
in the Philippines.
Present developments include an in
cline GOO feet deep In which further
sinking will now he done. At 4j0 feet
level was established, from which a
Wine was sunk that went into 25 feet
OF ore A lot OF II tons was lifted by
means of horse within, and hauled to
cars with difficulty over a poor road. II
sold for 1929 net II contained about
per cent copper--some specimens as
saying as high az 30 per cent.
Speaking Of the body OF lead ore that
has been opened up through the Kemp.
ton, an item In these columns stated IT
had been cut across 30 feet without
reaching hanging wall. over 200 feet
of drifting on the shoot has also been
done, and crOsscuts In two other places
have cut across the ore zone 80 and 70
feet respectively.
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The Rine Lehge.

The Blue Ledge Mining company. OF
Park City. filed a copy OF lis articles
of incorporation In the secretary Of
states office today. The company Is in
corporated IN the sum Of SitGo0, divided
into 100000 shares Of the par value of
Is cents each. Robert Bone Is presi-
dent. llyrum Bates, vice president and
j. H. Deming secretary and treasurer.
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LIVESTOCK,
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct. 1l,--Cattle Receipts
800, market steady. Good to prime
steers, 7iOdS.50; poor to medium, S.756
7.25. stockers and feeders 250d4.90,
cows, l.iOdi75; heifers, 2,25d55O' can
ners. l.4Od250; bulls, 2,256pl75, calves
3.75&7bO; Texas fed steers, 30OG40O,
western steers 375G8O0.
Hogs~Receipts today, $500; Monday
10000; left over, 6,OO0; steady to lOc
higher Mixed and butchers 6.75d7. 30;
good 10 choice heavy. G9OGI35; rough
heavy, 64OG6.S5; light, 6iOd6.95; bulk
OF sales, 6.75G697h.
Sheep--Receipts 2OOO sheep, steady:
lambs, steady. Good TO choice weth.
ers. S5OdiOO; fair to choice mixed, 2.25
d34O western sheep, 2.50aS75; native
lambs, S.5Oq575; western lambs, S.754
Sis
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What Changes There Were Were
Small and Chiefly Declines.
WEAKNESS VERY GENERAL
A slight Rally When shorts began 20
Cover - Closing Was Active
And weak,

New York, Oct. li.-Dealings were In
Eight volume at the opening and
changes We're small and mostly de-
cl'nes. Large blocks Of Union Pacific
and AtchIson were offered but the
losses were restricted to fractions. Some
large selling orders were executed IN
various stocks and especially Reading,
Atchlson and Missouri Pacific, De-
cllnes in prominent stocks ran from
to points. The weakness was very
general ana there was no indication OF
support until the shorts commenced
10 cover On the rally, Louisville sold
about a point above yesterdays close,
but the recoyeries otherwise were tri-
\ ial Lackawanna and New Jersey
Central advanced points each, There
was a dun hardening movement I'M
nj the appearance OF the disappolnt-
ing bank statement produced a slump.
Prices gave way by large fractions be-
tween transactions In some OF the
rinclpal sufferers, notably Missouri
Pacific, which lost S3, 81. Paul 3A ami
Atchison 2%. Declines reached or
over In Reading, Pennsylvania Union
Pacific ST, Southwestern pfd.,
Southern Pacific; Canadian Pacific
and Sugar There were a few feverish
rallies on professional short covering,
but the closing was active and weak,
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call. steady, all loans at 5
per cent, Prime mercantile paper, 6
per cent Sterling exchange, nominal,
with actual business in bankers billie
at 4SSQS.75 for demand ana at i.S2@
y. for go days. Posted rates, 4,S4 and
4S7.
Commercial bills, 4.S2d4,S21s.
Mexican dollars, 40h.
Government bonds steady; ref 2s
reg, l09Is; do. coup, lO9la; IS reg,
107A: do coup, 1854 new Is reg 1874 F,
do, coup, 1879 old As reg, Iii DO.
coup, Ill IS reg, 1854, do. COUP 1861.
Bar silver, 50h.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds, easy
SUGAR.
Sugar-Raw, nominal. Fair refining,
81 centrifugal, 96 test, ShQ3 9-l6; mo-
lasses sugar, 92A. Refined. firm. Crush
ed, AIS, powdered, AIS, granulated i.65.
Coffee-Qulet No. Rio, US.
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utah, IDAHO AND THE WORLD.

Three new maps. Just issued, Utah
and Idaho on one side, the World on the
reverse side, including population OF
counties and towns according to the
1900 census. with a brief sketch Of every
country in the world. size 27xSl y inch
es, value Is cents; sent 10 any address
for Is cents. Address Deseret News
Book Store, Salt Lake City.
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RITTER AND EGGS.

New York. oct ll.-Butter-Receipts,
200 packages; firm. State dairy, la
%: creamery. extra. 23hG lSl2; cream.
cry, 20.
Eggs-Recelpts, 1900 packages;
steady. State and Penna., 22G2i, west.
ern, candled. 2liaG23.
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WEEKS ORE SHIPMENTS.
Big Utah Camps We're All In Line
With UsuAl Output.

The smelters in this valley were sup
piled with considerably more than 10000
tons Of ore during the past week. To
the Highland Boy and Bingham Con.
smelters no less than $500 tons Of Bing-
ham ores were delivered while the two
American plants were IN receipt Of al
most All the Park City, Tintlc and
Tonopah product To the great new
plant Of the United States Mining COM
pany over 200 tons of Centennial Eure-
ka ore was consigned
The shipments from Park city as re-
ported by the Macintosh sampler were
IA follows;
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Oct. ll,-Cattle - Re-
celpts, 100; Texans, unchanged.
Hogs--Recelpts. $500; market, steady,
Bulko 70 sales, 70Od7l0 heavy. GsQQ
7l2i9: packers, 6.97Rdilek; medium,
7OOd7l7ia; light, 6s0d715; workers., 7o5
oils; pigs, 6.25d6S5
Sheep Receipts. $50; market an.
changed. Muttons, 295d40O lambs, 37j
G5O5 range wethers 5AjqS.7O; ewes,
2.S5M360
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Rank Clearings.

Bank clearings throughout the Unit
ed States and Canada for the week end
ing Friday. Oct 10, 1902 were.
Inc.
Salt Lake city. 81 2,652,4s7 lS4 $50.
Totals, U. s.. =. 2,52lS62,li6 1876 go.
outside New York SiS.606.4l0 1874 ....
Totals, Canada .. 6O503,63 32.5 ....
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OMAHA.

South Omaha, oct ll,-Cattle 30 Re.
ceipts 1000; market steady. Native
steers, 475m515, COWS and heifers, OOd
4.25: western steers. S50d5,i0; Texas
steers. Sj0d4.50: COWS and heifers, 2.75
di0O Gamers. 1.75d2S5; stockers and
feeders, 275G5O0. calves S00d600,
bulls stays, etc. 200di.25,
Hogs Receipts, $4,000, market 5Gl0c
lower. Heavy, GS0mL00; mixed, 6go0
100: light, 695q70i; pigs, 6.0Oq6.75;
bulk OF sales. G9Od1.OO.
Sheep Receipts. 100. market steady.
Fed muttons, yearlings, 3GO@3 so;
wethers, 32063.5O; ewes 25OQS.40' com.
mon and stockers. 20OQS.50; lambs, 800
a500.
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INrER-mouSrAIS PIPE co.
gHsgHzH# HaB#

Manufacturers Of wirewound Wood
en- Pipe. For prices and Information
address z. O. Box 1906. Salt Lake CITY.
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simpter valley .,.......,.,..... 1881
According to Bradstreets agency.
Salt Lake city for the week stands
thlrty-seyenth In the list OF cities Of
the coutiy IN the amount OF us bank
clearlngs, the figure being $2.625, 49,.
Carrie Cain has transferred to Add
son Cain Tor $500, ii3X1 rods of ground
on ;he southwest corner OF First and
streets.
Facing brick ls reported scarce by
contractors on account Of the number
of brick spoiled In the hurnings. II
Is said mat The clay Is OF so many
colou that 10 Is hard to tell how
burning is coming out.
Cutting stone for the new Preshy.
terrain church Is already well under
way, ana the laying og footings for the
foundations viii begin next week.
Architects +. NJ. Ulmer q Co. have
designed plans for the proposed new
green house at Liberty park Ii win
cost Eo0o. with the green houses
proper 2lXl50 feet wide. ana a boiler
house aud work shop at the rear 35x5O.
feet.
a copy OF the articles Of lncorpora.
ton Of the Biohfeid Mercantile com.
pany Of RichAeld Sewer county. was
filed In the secretary 81 states office
today. The amount Of the capital stock
is $4,000. which is divided into POO
shares OF the par value OF 500 each IA
Colby Is president, Max KrotN vice
president. and Saul Krotk. secretary
treasurer and general manager. The
new company succeeds To the general
merchandise business Of NJ. x S. Krotki
at Rich6eld.
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DENVER,

Denver, oct ll.--Cattle--Recelpts. 500
Steady. Reef steers, S.5Od4 so; cows,
2.5003 50; feeders, freight paid to river
3.50di.bO. stockers. 3.00di,00 bulls,
stays. etc, .j0GS co.
Hogs-Receipts. zoo. Lower: light
packers. 700H7l0; mixed, 6.95d7 %;
heavy. 6 90G105.
Sheep Receipts, jO0 Steady; good
fat muttons, 3.OOG4.O 20; lambs, 4.OOQ
90
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York. oct. 1.-THE statement
of the associated banks for the week
ending today, shows:
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

The company owns o group OF six
claims located in the Blue Ledge Min
Ing district Wasatch county.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
snecinl

Special.
tBy leased wire to A. A. Gibson
e. Co, 215 South Ns'~ street.)
Saturday, Oct, II, 1909.
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pRODUCE.

Chicago, oct. l1.-Dec. wheat opened
at 69%N7s, advanced to 70A
Close Wheat-Dec., l0& May, d@q
e.
Corn-oct,. o.; Dec, i7AGE.
Oats oct. .Nis. Dec. Sl%Uh.
Pork-Oct., 1880; Jan, 1870,
Lard-Oct. 1885; Jan, Sl9h.
Ribs-Oct.. ll5O; Jan. $50.
Flax-Cash, n. w, Lee.
Rye-Dec. ASA.
Timothy-4,0O.
Clover-l075.
Cash. Wheat-No. . red. u; No
red. CSd69ls; No. hard winter, 7O No.
9 hard winter. G7d69; No. ! northern
spring. 72&53; No. 2 spring, ~ No 3
spring. 6SG70
Corn-No. 2. $50. No. 3. 5sa.
Oats-No. 2. 30. No. 3, 2Sh.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, oct 1i.-wool. Arm: IN.
changed. Territory x Western mediums
changed.
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Loans money on stocks at bank ratea
Room 2s. Walker Bank building.
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SAN FRANCISCO

san Francisco, oct, ll.-Wheat, firm.
Dec. l2l May, l?3H. Spot, quiet 100
Corn--Iarge yellow. quiet, but steady.
li5.
harley firm. Dec. ll37s; May, ll1k;
| cash. ll2h.
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NEW YORK METAL PRICES |
Lead, quiet, 4.l2is.


II Copper "tah' AI'0VW II'O0'
Observation-Disclosures
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Liverpool, oct ll-Close: Wheat
Dec, IS 100; May. IS lOhd.
NEW YORK.
New York, Oct. ll.--Wheat receipts.
$1,000 bushels Opened easy on the crop
report aud cables, but rallied later on
good support from pit sources. and light
offerings. Dec. H7sd75h May, 15sQ F.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-12

altars-propriety You have burned
much incense upon II, Did It ever
occur to you that II came high?
well. when all is said. love you.
What are you going TO do about III"
He sealed the letter without paus.
ing to read It over and shot II into
the shute.
What would she do about III His
.-eart answered him promptly enough.
Yet he allowed hope to drag him
through ten days OF sickenlng uncer
talnty, Luring him on with the mem.
DRY Of those faded letters he had
once pondered over. wondering how
on earth n woman as wise ms his
mother could have allowed herself to
slop over so In sentiment and bad
spelling. This was before he began
to crave such letter. A letter that
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called his dearest on each third limo
and spoke much OF undying devotion.
For ten days. Hope held II tantaliz-
ingly before him-fine writing on tint
cd paper. Then her letter came. Per
fectly correct: mortally cold. He shlv-
cred slightly as he ripped open the
envelope and unfolded tho cracking
sheet. But he set his teeth and forced
his attention through the formal open.
ing.
"Anent your interjection touching
stones and loayes. would suggest
that were paving stones eatnble they
would be no more plentiful than bread
and would be quite as highly priced.
And. my friend, do not let Kipling
lead you astray as regards brazen
Baals and greasy affairs. They have
their uses and so long M they be
confined 10 their own sphere they
stand for good For you will admit
the truth OF this trite saying: There
is no virtue that may not by exag.
geration become vice. To overdue
is the crime for which humanity
stands convicted. The dumb brute
alone knows how to let well enough
alone. An OK could give Plato or
Aristotle lessons In philosophy. Sun
we have been bitten by the bad bug.
Ambition, and the fever is In our
veins. We must 30 on or go down.
No backward path. through the high
ways Of the world. Only 10 keep the
face steadily toward the goal and
stamp on so sturdlly as we may
stamping alike over burrs and bios
SONS.
Brutal. you viii say. Yet II is the
sesame OF success. And, after all,
while there are stars overhead why
should be trouble ourselves about
the silly snowdrops under foot2 A
misplaced tenderness is surely weak
ness even as misdirected strength be-
comes brutality. Wen. as you per
ceive, stand in need OF beans and
my thoughts do not come clearly.
Concerning that other matter you
mention You have evidently cram.
ined the situation more carefully than
| have yet been able TO do, so ! rest
upon your judgment Is the wisest
course TO be pursued.
"And this. believe, answers yours
OF recent date. Nothing has hap
pened since l saw you last, 80 have
no news save. that to Judge from
present appearances. ! shall not be
burning incense this afternoon upon
that greasiest Of affairs"
II was several hours from afternoon,
but the man got up hurriedly and DO
gan looking around for his hat
Out in the park by the fountain he
drew forth again that thin. typewrit
ten sheet. Crisp. correct and ever 80
cautious Had he published II, she
would have stood unconfessed. For
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Chance and Change.

Though duh and dark the skies. what
boots despair
IT'S but tho moment which will soon
be Ger;
The mouow's dawn may be as bright and
fair
As though the clouds were past for
evermore.
Nor be thou overjoyouH n the day
Is glad and bright and Nature hath her
face
Enwreathed in smiles; the morrow may
And ieaden clouds come driving on
apace,
Darkness 20 light, and light to darkness
Night unto day. ana day again 70 night;
Zen while the cloud shades hover DER
the fields.
Triumphant through them bursts tho
SUMS glad light.
So Ills with life. he not too much cast
down
II darkness rests upon thee. nor eiato
II bright be an thy pathway; smile and
frown
Fit swiftly Ger tho countenanes OF
fate.
And that thy mirror is. She frowns ON
those
who weakly murmur and who fear tho
But smiles on him who moeks At all her
blows.
And bravely bears him through this
changing life.
-Philadelphia Ledger.
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PRESERVE THE WEDDING GOWN
Most Women Desire Some Memento
Of the Most important Of Events.

Most Women Desire Some Memento
Of the Most Important Of Events.
A woman's wedding gown Is seldom
worn except on anniversary occR
slons after the day upon which the
nuptials are celebrated. Most women
regard this garment as especially "a.
cred and take extraordinary means 10
preserve II in all its pristine purity.
The wedding gown box Is n recent fad
for the well-to-do bride TO adopt, and
II bids fair TO have quite a vogue,
That every bride possessed OF any
sentiment wishes TO keep her wed.
ding gown In state OF preservation
Is a foregone conclusion, and this ele
giant receptacle Ia admirably suited 70
the purpose for which Il was dc
signed. II IA made OF light wood
enameled with white and having the
brides initials in silver letters on the
outside. A lining OF tufted white
satin is revealed on opening the box,
and locks OF silver and white leather
straps fasten II. A photograph OF the
wedding gown is often taken by the
modiste before sending II home and
making a collection OF the photo.
graphs OF wedding gowns or any
other distinctive costume Is one OF the
present fads, the idea being 10 pre-
serve the pictures as mementoes for
future generations and also as illus.
trauons OF presentday fashions.
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King Edward OF England has sig
nalizod his coronation in a memorable
manner by The magnificent Gift TO the
nation OF Osborne house. one Of the
ieyoritc roslionces Of the late Queen
Victoria. Tao Giit ID made in mes.
sage TO his people. addressed to
Prime Minister Balfour
Osborne horse, In the Isle OF Wight.
was chased A. the fourth OF Queen
Vlctoria's royal manors. She pur-
chased the property In 1910. too
Gown the old mansion and erected the
seaside residence since known as os.
borne house. Il has been described as
of Italian style. for lack OF a more
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LAST OF FORT ouNNvsAes.


FE0W lNb WlNupWb oaN FFdnolbSo
Murderers Were Hanged.
What is possibly the most interest.
ing historic building In San Francisco,
the old ,two.story structure on Sacra.
mento street, between Davis and
Front streets, which served as head.
quarters for the vigilance committee
OF 1866, IS being partly torn down. II
will be rebuilt and its Identity so
merged In the new structure that its
historic interest will be lost.
II was here that organization OF tho
committee proceeded. and In It's rooms
that, on the following day. Casey and
Cora, the slayers OF King and Richard.
son, were imprisoned after their sur.
render by the authorities to the com
mittee. The trials we're held here, and
from the projecting beams Of the Old
building Casey and Cora were hanged
roh the afternoon OF May 22, whio
thousands OF armed vigilants kept
back the 10000 people that crowded
into the vicinity OF the scene OF exc.
cutlon.
The committee continued to meet In
the same rooms. and the subsequent
fertilization OF the building with n
breastworks Of gunnybags filled with
sand gave the place the name OF fort
Gunnybags."
Not until William T. Coleman and
his fearless associates had completed
the work that struck terror to the
hearts OF the lawless and had ad-
journed, did the building now being
destroyed cease to be the center Of
fearful and wholesome interest.
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Through the treasury department OF
his government at Washington, Uncle
Sam gave out n rather startling piece
of news the other day in the state
mont that this country at this moment
possesses about a quarter OF all the
gold that has been made up into
money in the entire world.
To quote the Official figures cor
rectly. there is now in the United
States Including treasury coin and
bulllon) $1,000. 100000 OF gold money.
whereas the worlds entire stock OF
gold money ia worth less than $4,000.
100000 (si.9O6. 100000, according to
the latest fgures). New York fnan-
ciers believe Uncle Sans figures as TO
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his own gold money are shy and that
In truth the amount OF gold money In
the country Is close TO 1880 1000, 900
billion and quarter-whlle all tho
rest OF the world possesses less than
81. 100000. This Is larger sum
OF coined gold than has ever been pos
sessed by n single nation In the his
tory OF the world.
Next TO the United States. accord
ing to the latest reports. comes
France. with $4,000. 900. followed by
the British empire. with s769. 700 900;
Russia. with s724.3OO.OOO, and Ger.
many. with S72i. 100000. So far as
coined gold is concerned, 1t viii bo
observed the United States 10 in
class by Itself.