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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-05
Silver and Copper Continue in
Good Demand at Adyanc.
ing Figures
MOVED UP AN EIGHTH TODAY,
Prediction is That White Metal Will
Go to 90 aud the Red tOI5
Before Year Closes.

A Bit OF news Of more than passing
interest TO mine owners was that
flashed over the wires today from New
York, indicating a slight advance lon
both silver and copper, ~hich moved up
ap eighth and were quoted respectively
at 5SS and iih. The prediction FOR
some time has been that both metals
would continue to enjoy material adj.
yauces, and it now seems reasonably
certain that before the close OF the year
silver viii reach It's old-tlmo limit Of 50
cents. while copper win no doubt climb
90 H. This augurs well for the new
year and needless TO say, Is the cause
OF much rejoicing among western min
Ing men.
Adylces from the east today were to
the effect that Boston coppers continued
strong and IN good demand. While cop
per was less active during last week
than formerly, prices remained firm on
expectations OF heavy shipments EX-
ports for November reached total OF
1856 tons, a slight falling of as COM
pared with the month previous, II Is
expected, however, that the orders
placed by European Chinese and jap
aneso consumers for the December and
January deliveries, viii swell the ship
ments IN the months Indicated 20 some
thing Ike $4,000 tons EACH q goodly
portion OF which will doubtless come
from the mines Of Utah and surround
Ing states.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-05
BINGHAM CON. FIRM.
One Of the Few to Make Good During
The Week,

The Boston correspondent Of the
Calumet and Hecla Mining Gazette,
discusses Blngham's latest find as fol-
lows.
While pretty much everything in the
shape Of copper shares has been taking
an erratic course during the past week
and while the reaction has naturally
caused quite deal OF uneasness
bingham stock has stood up In splendid
shape. The Street as yet hardly ap-
preciates the extent OF the latest dis
coyery on this property which officials
say Is by all odds the richest that has
been made In recent years In any Utah
proposition. II seems that the open
ing up OF the rich find on the lead mine
Of the Dalton & Lark property came
about partly by accident Supt. Me-
Yichle drove IN through the old Samp-
son property and was surprised to Sc
cure rock that averaged to yield per
cent In copper. This has since shown
steady Increase IN richness and the lat
est advlces tell that as high as 10 per
cent coppdr is now being taken out. Con-
siderlng the fact that the company
owns something like 1000 feet on the
vein, II can readily be seen that II this
richness holds az anything like It's
present average the returns to the COM
pany VIII be something phenomenal
BY the way IN this connection, there
has been more or less fresh talk about
Bingham going on TO a dividend basis
In the near future. Il can be said, now,
however. on excellent authority that
nothing OF the sort is contemplated for
the present and that the policy OF the
management win be TO accumulate
good surplus before distributing any
thing to stockholders, Inquiry for an
annual report on Bingham affairs
brings out the statement that the man
agement does not intend at present to
make any statement In view OF the
fact that q small lot Of thu stock Of the
old corporation is still outstanding and
that by reason thereof anything in the
shape ot an annual report would have
10 be made TO two separate corpora
tlons. The buying OF Bingham stock
during the week, on the strength OF the
recent developments, has been Of the
most satisfactory character and II has
acted as II II was going very much
higher,
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WEEKS OPENING
ON THE EXCHANGE
In Places the Market Was Fairly
Active, With Stocks
Firm
MAY DAY SELLS UP TO "a.
Odd Block Of Daily Brings 81 10 q
Share .- New York Hoyers
Around ~ Cents

In places the mining stock market
was fairly active today but there was
a suggIshness manifest which indicat-
ed clearly an Indifferent demand for
stocks Of the better class As for a
week past, May Day was oasiiy the cen-
ter OF attraction, the stock revivng and
selling up TO can star Con which for
several days has shown q tendency to
improve, ottesied lts popularity IN
sales at is. while New York ever Ia
vorlte with the "qulck-returns-small-
profit crowd, lowered around The ilg-
ures OF Saturday ana dropped "a block
or two at 20H and a. Closing the BID
was 2ik, with offerings d tribe higher
Antlcipatlons Of another dividend from
Tetro. released this stock az hgures
ranging from n to IN, while Daly
from which much IS expected In me
near future. contributed an odd BLOCK
of % shares which brought the nom
lnal price OF 50 40 n share. Stocks not
selling remained generally firm
The open board brought out sales OF
Hutler-Lberal, Grand Central ana un'
Gle Sam, IN addition to limited Offerings
of May Day and New York
The closing figures were as follows /
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-05
smelter SMOKE Problem.

IL is announced that the shelters
operating In salt Lake valley have ap.
pointed n commission 10 investigate
the actual condition OF affairs as to
the damages sustained by the farmers
OF the salt Lake valley from smelter
smoke. II Is TO be hoped that the un,
fortunate dispute now going on between
The Wmcttru and the farmers VIII short.
~ be terminated The usual tala is
made as to the possibility Of closing the
smelters. but this is hardly to be taken
seriously The smelling industry means
too much 10 the state Of Utah 10 al.
low OF the shelters being moved or Of
the treatment OF the ores being divert
ed 20 outside points. Investigations
made by DR.. Talmage and Or. John
Widtsoe go 10 show that the evil Is
not as great as has been made out;
still there Is no question but that con-
siderable damage Is done 20 farming
interests. and this must be remedied.
We hope thar the unfortunate tangle
referred TO win soon be Strengthened
out Denver Mining Reporter.
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MARKET WAS
A REALIZING ONE.
Result Was That Most Prices
We're Put Back to Saturdays
Close
RAILROADS WERE VERY STRONG.
But Decline Forced Some Of Them
Down Independent Price Ad.
yances the Feature.

New York Dec with but few OK
ceptions carly prices Of the active
stocks proved to be the best made dur
Ing the first hours business. Realizing
was very heavy In all quarters, despite
the vigorous strength displayed by
Pennsylvania, Reading, Illinois Gen.
tral and various minor stocks. The
decline forced 81, Paul. Atchison. Mis-
souri, Pacific, Louisville q Nashville.
Union Pacific and New York Central
slightly below last weeks close. The
realizing put prices pretty well back
TO Saturdays close but the Readings
and some Of the southwesterns held
firm. Readings rise to So did not bring
much response outside the Coalers.
Pennsylvania touched 100 There were
declines OF TO in Northwestern.
Rock Island preferred Atlantic Coast
line. Nashville. Chattanooga and st.
Louis, Fort Worth and Denver City
stamped, Pacific Mall Westinghouse
Electric ana Bag preferred.
Bonds were irregular at noon.
Independent price advances continued
the feature VI the market Reading eX-
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PRODUCE.


Chicago Dec, Dat the opening May
wheat was up a shade TO %@ia, at LIS
to Liz, and the price quickly advanced
TO LIPS.
Wheat--No. 2 red, l.l6lsQ1 I'M; No,
red, 1.tOQll3; No 2 hard winter,
1.1ihQl, A. No. hard winter. 020
10; No, northern spring, l,lShql22,
No northern 1.l2al.lS; No. 3 spring,
1.03Ql Is.
oats-No, 2, 30; No. 8, 29M.
zChlcagc, Dec 5.-Close Wheat-Dec,
1i% May, ll3% July 100
Corn-Dec,, 46b Jan. 427si May AS
a45.
oats-Dec. $685. May. sO%a# July
3OH
Pork-Decgili5; Jan. l22sh; May,
1906
Lard-Dec.. Gs7hj Jan, 692h; May
715; July. 722i5
Rlbs--Jan,, 6j7isQ66O; May, 677h0
$50, July, 692is,
Rye-Dec., 4iGl6
Flax Cash, northeast, 1928,
TimOthy-Dec. 2lO.
Clover-Dec,. 1850,
Barley--Cash, 3SG5l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-05
THE QUEEN ESTHER.
Senator Kearns' California Mine Said 10
BE Worth S2,O0O,OO0,

OF Senator Kearns recent purchase
IN the Mojaye district, Kern county,
California, a correspondent OF the Los
Angeles Express says
within a distance Of 200 feet from
the karma mill stands the queen
Esther dry milling plant, The queen
Esther company owns a group Of eight
or 10 claims lying Immediately west Of
the Karma group. do. not believe
there Is q better developed property
considering the amount OF work done,
IN the state The mill Ia handling
about 100 tons Of ore q day, and is
chipping two carloads a day to the
sclby gmelter, which / am reliably IN
formed will run $50 to the ton. The
property was recently owned by
Thompson 4 Ball Of Los Angeles, and
was sold to Col $, W. Mudd and Sena-
tor Kearns OF Salt Lake for $2i0,OOO I
believe Il could not be bought today
for 100000 The uniform width Of
the vein is l2 feet, In sinking u Wine
about coo feet from the mouth OF tho
tunnel a body Of ore was exposed and
the entire width OF the vein viii hold
up TO $50 TO the ton IN gold values"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-05
LIVESTOCK.
ONlAI1A

South Omaha. Dec 5-Cattle-Re-
celpts, 5000; market stronger Native
steers, 3.7jd625; COWS and hoifers, 2.5O
0280. western steers, 3.OOdLiJ. Texas
stccrs, 21jU365. range COWS and heif-
crs. 23Oa3tO; Gamers. 17502SO; stock
crs and feeders, 250Ni00. calves, 5000
$50 bulls, stays, etc. 2.OOnA0Q.
Hogs Receipts, 1000 market . cents
lower Heavy i40a l.55' mixed, 4AQn
49, light A3jHL5Oi pigs AOO9AS5'
Bulk Of sales, ifOd4i5.
sheep Receipts l,50O' market,
strong, Westerns, i9Op41ji wethers,
t2oa46O; ewes, 3.gO@i3j common and
stockcr 250aA4O lambs j00060O.
CHICAGO
Chicago Dec. --Cattle-Receipts a.
600. including 800 westerns steady.
Good 20 prime steers, 6tOaL2j poor
to medium, 3.I5a59j: stockers and
feeders. 2.216A35; COWS. L5OHAi0; helf-
crs. 2OOGj.0O, Gamers i35a2A0, bulls,
2.00Ni25 calves, Sb0GG00 western
steers, 350a6OO.
Hogs Receipts, today. $4,000 tomor-
row, 80 600 cents lower Mixed and
butchers, Ai0g46j, good to choice
Navy AhVNfuoi louku netNAt ioOHa'hVf
light AlOa455i bulk Of sales, A52h4
l51ia
sheep--Recelpts, $4,000, sheep and
lambs steady Good to choice wetherg,
44Od6OO, fair to choice mixed, 3bOW
$50; western sheep, 325Hl9O native
lambs, i6Oq6,i5; western lambs, $500
600.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Dec 5.--Cattle-Recelpts
1000 Steady. Native steers, $500
6.2J; native COWS and heifors, l,75Q5.OO,
stockers and feeders, 2.50d4O0; bulls,
2.OOG3 so; calves, 25OQ6,2J; western
steers, 3,0Oq4.75 western cows, l750
g. 90.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 Steady to 6
cents lower Bulk of sales 4.3Oqi.GO;
heavy, l.55@4 6lls; packers, 4.45qi6O;
pigs and light. 4.O0Qt45,
Sheep-Receipts 8OO Market 5dl0
cents higher Muttons. 3.75GJ 90; lambs,
4.5Oa6OO range wethers, 4.OQql 90;
ewes, 2.5O@425.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-05
SHELTER FOR GoLDFIELD.
Montana Mining Men 10 build One AZ
Sodayllle TO Cost S2s0,000.

A smelter plant that will involve an
investment of S25O,OOO and be big
enough to reduce 300 tons Of ore day
Is about to be- built at SodavIlle, says
the Goldneld Review II Is promised
for less than six months from now ard
within that time the mines OF Goldlield
district and probably most OF 'hosa of
Tonopah viii be shipping their ores
there for reduction This Is good news
for this section, Tor Il has had TO put up
not only with high rates 10 smelter
points but the uncertainties OF team
hauliug-ltens that have served TO cut
into profits largely and discourage cX-
teusive work IN the mines Besides II
VIII permit OF the handling Of the
camps low grade ores With the rail.
road coming 10 town and a smcltcr On
the way there is promised a stll, greater
boom for the camp
The men back OF this new enterprise
are W. W. Wlshon and W. u. stevens
two woll known mining men of Mon
tam. They have just returned from a
visit TO Sodayille after an exhaustive
examination OF the copper mining
ground there and Mr. Wilson said yes.
terduy that the way had been prnctlc'
ally cleared for their smelter plans,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-05
TOTALs
A. S. CAMPBELL,
,D Stock Broker,
PIC d, II. Walker Block.
UNITED STATES MINING.
Predicted That the Stock wnl Cross $40
In the Near Future.


Discussing the outlook for United
States Mining the Gazette OF Michigan
has this 90 say,
The stock of the United states Min
ing company which has been held UNI
der restrictive influence for several
weeks, seemed for a time during the
week to break away from the same
and lifted about two points In response
90 excellent buying although much VI
this was lost late IN the week undu
the general reaction that character
lied the whole copper share group.
Managing Director Holden who has De
Gently been In Boston. brought to the
directors very satisfactory report re-
garding The conditions az the property,
It's output and the prospects, for tho
future lie was awarded the contract
for the building OF new 1900 tiu
smelter az the Mammoth mine M cal.
ifornia--the recent acquisition of the
United States Mining people-aud con-
struCtion work ON the snme has al.
ready commenced Tho cost of con,
stIucting this shelter, together with
the tramway and necessary equipment.
viii be kept II Is said, inside OF s50D.-
600. The ore now being taken up from
the Mammoth mine Is reported as nun
ming from 20 10 per cent copper ltd
Sl.5O 20 zoo per ton IN gold and the
ore can be treated at Orout ~
about s. per ton. Ii e the Intention
Of the management TO ship ,hc rnt,c
ffom the smelter TO the companys
nmelter IN the Bingham district fu
conversion into copper II viii take
the better part OF year 10 complete
the plant IN California and to get L
into commission but once It Is in cptr,
alton the revenue OF the company Il
sure OF q very material increase The
officials OF the United States AIlnlss
company while web pleased With the
conditions &C the property ana tie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-05
GREAT Is BULLFROG.
New Discovery Shows Gold ore Good
Enough 20 Eat.

4 sackful OF ore that J, II. Simpson OF
the Bull Frog mine brought to town
yesterday looked good enough TO eat,
says the Goldheld Review The gold
was sprlnkIed over It's surface with
such prodigallty that It took the breath
away from some old-tlmers who saw IL
IN Williams & Colburns office Every
piece was just the same and wherever
a chunk was broken on Il showed free
gold all through the fractures 1t looked
like ordinary rock ON the weather-worn
surface, but underneath II was appetite
ing
The ore came from the Clark, Benson
and Ladd claims and was taken from
"a hill overlooking the town Of Amargosa.
There Is q big ledge OF Il there and the
owners are counting on taking fortunes
out Of II.
Bell Jones, Stockham and Hennessy
are taking out some remarkably rich
ore on their claims near Bull Frog. a
large body OF II averaging 500 to the
ton,
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owns Gold Mountain Claims.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Dec 5,--The Bank OF England
Mining company. organized In Salt
Lake city In November. 1901 has fled
articles OF Incorporation, and certificate
OF amendment to the articles OF incor-
poraton with the county clerk OF Utah
county The amendment changes the
principal place OF business from Salt
Lake CITY TO Provo city. The COM
panys property Is located IN the Gold
Mountain mining district Homer Ne.
CartY and Robert SHELTON Of this city
are president ana secretary respective
Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-05

tended its rise 10 over 3 points without
relieving the heaviness of other leaders.
Considerable Leather and other indu9-
trial stocks were bought
The traders who sold the market all
day attacked the market more ylgor-
ousy on the announcement OF gold ex-
ports aud prices fell to points under
Saturdays finals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-05
UNDER ONE HEAD.
Apex Company WIN Develop Claims on
Gold Mountain,

A consolidation that Is regarded as OF
great Importance % Gold Mountain
was effected Saturday afternoon, when
group Of 10 claims. representing 300
acres Of patented ground, and lying in
close proximity TO the Annie Laurie.
was brought together under one head.
The claims were owned by Capt Tim
othy Egan, Joseph jarrett, willard f.
Snyder, Gideon snyder and Orson
Keller and have been organized under
the name Of the Apex Gold Mining
company. with capital OF 100000
shares, having q par value OF 81 each.
Timothy Egan is president W. e. sny-
der vice president; Gideon Snyder, sec
rotary and treasurer. and Orson Keller
manager These, with Joseph jarrett,
make up the directorate One-thlrd
of the stock ls set aside FOR develop
mcnt purposes. and work is to begin In
the early spring,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-05
Strike in the Alpine.

Mr.. William Dunnlzan Of Alpine was
In American Fork the FIRST OF the week.
having Just come down from the Cool
Garde property on the ridge between
Alpine canyon and the Cottonwood
canyon spur The owners Of this prop
ertY are Messrs. h. ]. Nash. Jr., r..
Nash, ST., and william Dunnlzan, all
Of Alpine. and according TO Mr.. Dunnl-
zan they have tunneled a distance OF 200
feet and opened up a vein II ore 100 feet
wide. carrying heavily In copper, gold
and silver The owners are very much
enthused over the find. and they will
send a shipment OF orestO test its real
value. They also think Il VIII prove a
good huxlng ore, thereby saving smelt-
Ing tariff II is the intention OF tne
owners 90 put ore teams at work al
once. providing the smelling proves a.
wen as they MISREPRESENTATION Fork
Citizen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-05

outlook Tor the stock In the market
are dislucllned 10 Say much about the
same The presence Of Mr.. Lewis
fhon On Boston during the week Tas
counted rather significant I'm connect
ton with the United states Mining A.
fairs, inasmuch as he II known to
represent the interests that have re-
Gently been buying large blocks Of this
stock. II Is believed that the accuml-
lat,on OF stocks for these New YORK
people has now been about completed
and II would not surprise h street
10 sec It's price cross thirty n the near
future.
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DALY.wEsT MEETING.
Directors VIII Post Regular Monthly
Dividend This Afternoon,

The directors OF the DAILY West were
scheduled for a meeting late this after
noon ut which II was expected that the
regular dividend Of S72, 600 would be de-
clared. this amount 10 be distributed on
the 15th The physical condition Of the
property Ia stated by the management
to be all that could reasonably be de-
sired. the mine responding In a crafty
ing manner to development and making
possible the continuation Of such diyi-
dends indefinitely. II was reported IN
Park city last week that 100 men were
10 be laid on at the property but this
report Is emphatcally denied by those
concerned.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Dec. 5,--Sugar--R firm;
fair refining, AZ centrifugal 96 test,
Az, molasses sugar, cents. Refined
is firm. crushed 6.15, powdered, $3.50;
granuated, 5.A5.
Coffee STEADY; No. Rio, Sh cents.
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WOOL


81. Louis, Dec. 5.--Wool-Nomlnal,
territory and western medium, 2lQ2s;
fine medium, l70isi fine, 1901.
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Time Table
In Eject Dec. 4
1904.
ARRIVE

Te,o,,, ARRIVE.
'sso,n Ogden, Portland p,..
gan francisco, Cbics,o ouite
Luuls, Omaha and Den, o.
I'm Ogden aud inteymcSSit.. s.b ain.
points ..... "''healatc
From Ogden. Cache yaii.,;'.a; go am.
Frl.ee mediate points '' aNl
igin OBuen Chicago, IA ic1is A''9 3. N.
5n aHs Us CITY, Omaha, DsnyoT
t,uUu san 'rancsco "'eT
feym ogden, Cache Vau"." ti1 pm.
~ anthony, Portland apS G' saG9
''' '.".,,,,,....,,... s,nu.
H.. DEPART. ''''
W ogden, Omaha. rhto,.,
Iouls' hansas City aud 81
For ~, f'."'r ',..,,,,.,..,.. e.e.
NUbaen' Portland, 81 A.. e" an,
,lOny san Francisco ana H.
~ nVulate points ..,.,.. Ma.
~ ogden, Omaha. Cbic.," 'iV'O an
henver' kansas civ. 81 fT1s
una san Francisco ''''''
pol Ogden. Cache Voiloy I'.' I'V pm,
~ uis and Chicago. %"
w pBdcnl Cache Valley. Buiis' V'N PA
ieleha, Portland, SAL Frsr
CISCO ana Intermediate n1la,
NJ. SCHUMACHgR' STS,l!'t Pm,
~ -. Burnley, a. p t-Tai, hgL
CIV e, fL,LNSCsER, A. q, ETA
4NNu' rOlneei 2Ql Main strss.
Telephone go " '''e'@
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

Liverpool Dec. Shops IN London
(Paclhc COAST, steady 81, l5sd eS los.
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MoRN1NG,s SAFES.

DAILY, 90 at 24O.
May Day. 500 az 23M; 1000 at 2ih 800
at "a: 1000 at PAS 1900 at 2ih,
Star Con. 1000 at 10.
New York $500 no n; 1000 az 20%
Te,ro, 1000 at IL; 500 at IA 900 at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-05
OPEN BOARD.

Butler-Llberal. 1000 at l2, 25O at ne.
Grand Central, 80 at 345.
May Day. 500 at 2lia 8 30; 800 az PASS
b 90; 1000 at 2ll5; l,50O at 2ih.
New York, 500 at 2lh 100 at 2ih.
Uncle Sam, 300 at 23it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-06
Rankers, posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-Orle - Com
merciaI soc discount; bank, 81 premium. San Fran
cisco-Sight. 2i2c telegraph, SC. Boston-lOc dis
count. Charleston-Buying, par; selling 1-lOc pre-
MUM. ChicagO-25c premium. CincnnatI-2Oc dis
count. Savannah-Buying soc discount; selling. 75c
premium. St. Louis-35c premium Minneapolis
Coo premium.
BANK CLEARINGS - New-York - Exchanges.
S221 1856 $50; balances. $l2O3 113 Baltimore Ex
changes s. $40 on: balances. $02l0S. Chicago-Ex-
changes $50 1913 245; balances $459357S, BostOn-Ex-
changes 81 35S 2i6 balances s. 451. Philadelphia
Exchanges s17754.392. balances. s2.957.s33.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cal money IN
London 1N1A per Open market discount
rate for short bills. 21-16G21s per cent; for long
bills 2IsG24 per cent Berlin discount rate. 3ls per
cent Berlin exchange London. 20 marks 43
ufenniss. Paris discount rate, 81. per cent Paris
exchange on London. 25 francs IL centmes.
FOREIGN SECURITIES-Brit consols for
money 50 9-16; for the account, 50 Ill., French
rentes Sc francs % centimes.
SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. 5issc; Mexican
silver dollars, 43@c. Bar silver in London closed
at % 9-l6d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, SS,97 Lisbon. % so
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington 1898 1872 internal
receipts $GS9, 791; miscellaneous receipts. sS54 Re-
rofps for the day s1614 49, expenditures 81 $50 900
peeepts for the month 10 date. S.561SSS expendi-
lures SSS70O00: excess of expenditures. s230S62
Receips for the year to date s45S, 1735jS expend-
lures $45S .5SS excess of receipts. $i49.s6O.
SIrB-TRFASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
10 the Clearing House S7ss3ls.