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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
PINK WEDDING AT
TIE BRIDES HOME
Vows of Couple Plighted in a
Beautiful Bower OF Roses
and Carnations

THE wedding of Miss Harriet Grau
and Edward w. Cumberland took place
yesterday at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. r. Grau, in. O'Farrell
street. The officiating clergyman was
Rev. Nat Friend, pastor of the Howard
Presbyterian church. and none but i'm
mediate relatives and friends of the
couple was in attendance at the pretty
home ceremony. The vows were plight
ed in a bower of pink roses and carpa-
tions, while pink was the dominant
color used in the scheme of decoration
throughout the house..
The bride wore a travelling gown of
dark blue broadcloth. She is an at
tractive girl of the brunette type and
has a large circle of friends. Cum
berland is popular in commercial af-
fairs. After a reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Cumberland left for honeymoon trip
through the southern part OF the state.
Among the guests at the wedding
were:
Mrs Mrs E E Cumberland IMr; and Mrs. ]. W.
Mr.; and Mrs. MeyeriMr.. and Mrs. John ].
Grau Wall
Charles A. GraH Rita Grau
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
DEATH ROBS BLIND
MAN OF ONLY" pal"
Henry Britt's Faithful Dog, His
Guide and Sole Companion,
Passes Away


Death struck a hard blow when it
deprived Henry Britt of his sole com
panion, guide and friend-his New
foundland dog. For Britt is blind; he
lives alone and his sole comrade in life
was the shaggy coated, four footed
friend who guided him through the
sightless region in which he lived
For years the old blind man and his
dog have been familiar sights in the
district north of California street and
west of Hyde street.
His sole comrade was the big
Newfoundland. The man and dog
would traverse the streets together. old
Britt being guarded from every harm
by the vigilant dog.
Last week the man and dog did not
appear on the streets. For three days
they both were absent. Then Henry
Britt came out alone. hobbling eau
tiously with the aid of cane. feeling
his way over the pavements. His dog
was dead. Broken and grief stricken
the aged soldier told of his loss. I'm
known to the old man friendly disposed
persons are considering taking up a
collection to secure another dog for the
bereft veteran-another comrade for his
Sightless life
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
MINING COMPANY FILES
BANKRUPTCY PETITION
Former Project of Wrecked
Bank Goes to the Wall

The Trinity Bonanza King mining
company one of the side projects of
the wrecked California safe deposit and
trust company which was directed by
James Treadwell, ]. .Dalzen Brown and
W. Bartnett, filed schedules in bank
ruptcy; in the Emitted States district
cotrt yesterday, in which its liabilities
are represented at $S33,775 and assets
at s67,s7$:. The.petition was filed. by
eredi tors In am involuntary action.
I'm its statement of debts the; concern
announces that it owes James Tread :
well $27 ,46S, Brown :: and: Bartnett
$6, ,75es each. the estate of the late b. Nj.
Bradford .s14 900, superintendent j.: P,
Porter $2,6S3 for salary, Receiver LIE
Breton Of the bank ,S3S for: cash adj
vanced to- protect the property, and
bills. for labor amounting to s2,571.
Numerous claims in...snaaller amounts
make up the total.
:: AS assets, the company names. its
machinery at s24,42ei buildings at s4,Sse.
Quartz: claims. and mills at s2s.400,
the rest: being for small articles and
unpaid Sums. owing.
Schedules were also filed by the Pa
cifc sflipbuilding: and electric works,
with debts at. s5;66o.. and. assets at
S4.551. !:
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
JURY IN THE GEE GONG
CASE ALMOST COMPLETED
Taking of Testimony in Murder
Trial to Begin Today

Three new jurors were sworn yester-
day to try Gee Gong, accused of the
murder of Yee Yut Wo. making IL
finally passed to serve in the case. The
three accepted yesterday were:
Gus Moeller, 14S Thirteenth avenue,
real estate dealer
Paul FRANKIE. 1872 Carl street. hotel
keeper.
George L. Stone, s1s Elizabeth street,
contractor.
The jury will be completed today and
the taking of testimony begun OF it's
10 peremptory challenges the prosecu-
tion has exhausted eight, while the de-
fense has five left.
Gee Gong is alleged to have murdered
Yee Yut Wo in Stockton street, near
Sacramento, about midday November
Ia. 1893. He admits having Shot and
killed :Yee Yut Wo. but maintains; he
was compelled to do so in self-defense
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
NATIVE SONS VEXED
BY TOO MANY WORDS
Wants Substitute for Joint Adj
mission Day 1910 Committee"

Grand Secretary Fred H. Jung OF the
Native Sons of the Golden West is dis
turbed over the prolixity of the name
of the committee which is planning for
the celebration to be held in San Fran
cisco September 9 of this year. AT
present the committee is bowed under
the name Joint Admission Day, 1910
Committee" To the Native Son who
can devise a short name to describe the
committee a Native Son badge or a
watch fob viii be given. according to
Secretary Jung.
In an appealing circular sent to the
parlors throughout the state Secretary
Jung says: The name must not be too
long; it should indicate that the cele-
bration is San Francisco celebra tion
of a state holiday and the connection OF
our order Herewith"
An epigram of about two and half
words is what the grand secretary
wants Who will win the prize?
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01

Judge George A. Sturtevant at the Pc
tition of Horace Plat, the board of SUI
pervisors postponed action yesterday
for one week.
Doesn't Horace Platt, the president
of the Geary road, operate that line
upon permit issued by this board?H
asked Supervisor Kelly, chairman Of the
anance committee. We'll, then" con-
tinued he, to an affirmative answer, IF
IL Were not for mountaineering the
people who live along that line 1 would
be for revoking that grant. The board
should look into IT"
The judiciary committee may take
the matter up" interposed Mayor Nc
Carthy. Here the board was content to
leave the subject. after also postponing
action on resolution directing Dillon
& Hubbard to review the procedure of
the Geary road bond issue to date.
This matter can also go over" Chief
Clerk Eagerly had suggested, after an
nouncing Judge Sturtevant's stay OF
proceedings of the bond sale. No one
gainsaid him and the Judges order was
taken to include the request for the at
torney's opinion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
FALLING OFF SHOWN
In ARRIVALS. OF JAPANESE
Fewer Immigrants From Nip=
pom in 1909 Than i'm 1908


$; According. to. figures received at the
office: of the consulate general of Japan
in this.eit from the Japanese foreign
office 1,a13 less of the Nfpponese left
Japan for the United States during the
year 1909 than during the year 1908.
But the same figures show that 405 less
Japanese returned from the United
states Ito Japan during the last year
than during the year preceding -:
In. all there were 1895 departures
from Japan for the United States in
1903 and 1,913 departures for the United
states in 1909. Thus the departures
for America during 1908 were exactly
twice, to a man; the departures in 1905
The total arrivals from America in
Japan in 1908 were Sab, and the total
arrivals in the home country from the
United States in 1909 were 1888. These
figures show that the net excess of
arrivals in Japan from this country in
1908 over the departures for this coun-
try was 1867 and that the net arrivals
over the departures in 1909 were 2,625.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
ARBERRY SEEKS RELEASE
g" FROM THE COUNTY, JAIL
Convicted Medical Specialist
Applies for Admission to Bail

: J. j. Arberry. the medical specialist
convicted of obtaining 5000 from Mary
tThomasini and sentenced TO two years
Imprisonment, applied yesterday to
Judge Cabaniss for admission to bail
on a writ of habeas corpus,
Judge Dunno, before whom he was
tried and who sentenced him, had al
ready refused to allow bail Arberry
is now in the county jail pending ap-
peal of his case.
AS Assistant District Attorney Max
well McNutt refused to accede to the
application, Judge Cabaniss took no
action yesterday, but will hear the pc
tition this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
BULLET ENDS SUFFERING !
OF AN INJURED ANIMAL
Four Horse Team Dashes Down
Steep Grade -:

A four horse team attached to a
wholesale butcher wagon belonging to
Henry Levy of South San Francisco got
beyond control on the steep grade at
Twenty-f fourth and Sanchez streets yes
sterjay morning and dashed down the
incline for over a block. One horse was
thrown down and: dragged the entire
distance. The animal was so badly in
jured that it was found necessary to
end its sufferings with a bullet at the
horse hospital maintained by the So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals. ::
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01

SYMPOSIUM ON wooL-Raphael WE'LL sup
piled the information for symposium on
Wool, and How to Distinguish II From Cot
ton Mixture held by the Ark adams at 1907
Baker street last Saturday.
APPOINTED CAsHIER-Joseph l.. Goldsmith.
formerly assistant cashier of the City and
County bank. has succeeded A. Tom cashier
of that institution He also elected a
director of the institution.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
Sunervisors POSTPONE ACTION

Debarred from offering for; sale
s26o. 600 worth of the Geary road bonds
upon bids to be received April 4, by the
temporary restraining order-issued by
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01

WATER. COMPANY GETS INJUNCTIoN--The
. Black Diamond water company supplying the
town OF that name followed the example of
the Spring Valley in getting temporary re-
straining order In the United States circuit
court yesterday to prevent the city fathers of
Black Diamond from enforcing water rates too
low for the compsny's taste.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
salt water Rafha

Are invigorating, keep the system in
good trim. The Lurline Baths. Bush
and Larkin streets. Salt water direct
from the ocean. Tub baths, swimming
pool, Turkish and electric baths and
MASSAGE Omen evenings. - =
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01

HandsOmest Baths In the World
The Lurline Baths, Bush and Larkin
streets, in the heart of the city, cost
nearly 100000. Ocean salt water, fiji
tered in sanitary filtration plant, in tub
baths and swimming pools. Open even
ings Visitors are welcome.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04
OIL STOCKS

Trading IN the oil stocks light yesterday
and changes were narrow. W. K. was lower
at s.. s7,s, while Marieops So frmer at
81 55 and Claremont at 81 so.
United oil was dividend of lie yesterday,
the dividend being PAYABLE November 10:
Midway field, hns well No. 1 under good control.
and at last accounts 1t was producing at the
rate OF about 5000 barrels per day. II sands
UP like all the other big wells in this field
but 1t is said that the agitation of the casing
is all that has been necessary to start it TO
flowing.
The Traffic oil company which some months
tion 1929, Midway field. and has since been
drilling, having carried the hole down to
depth OF something like 2,s00 feet without
finding the deep sand that was expected, has
brought in the well at about 2.OO0 feet and
started of at the rate Of about 500 barrels
per day.
The Wabash oil company which few months
ago sold its property to a British syndicate.
which turned it over to the Coainga British oil
company, limited, has declared another dividend
OF 81 per share. making disbursement Of
cent, the issued capitalization being 10000
shares having a par value OF 81 per share
This brings the total dividends paid by the
Wabash OIL company up 10 $780, 600.
Tne capitalization of this company has now
been reduced to $4,000, divided into 100000
shares OF par value OF sc per share.
1t is reported that the Canadian Pacific rail-
way company is prepared TO give oil trial as
a substitute for coal on its lines about Seattle.
both rail and water, and II the trial proves a
success there is a probability that the trans
converted TO the use OF oil fuel contract
for oil is being negotiated. and if the deal
less be made at asclose price in order to admit
Of competition with coal which be had In
Seattle at low price,
The Northern Pacific railway Is. now. using
fuel oil on Its coast lines, which indicates a
tendency in all the large railways to use this
form of fuel wherever possible.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04
led Peas-Greeu. s3a3.25 per ctI.
FIonr ana Enrin.c-ou. Gooa.

The Minneapolis -four output last week de-
creased A. S95 barrels. This made the output
for the week ended October %. 800. 29O barrels
against 439. .6S5 barrels in 1909. Difficulty in
securing shipping directions and shortage OF
water power responsible for The lighter num-
Der OF running mills. One less mill Is In opera
tion this week. and the output may not exceed
10000 barrels. In the corresponding week last
year IL ADS. 065 barrels. There was a ma
terisl falling on in -four sales last week. Yet
most Of the Minneapolis mills disposed OF as
much -four they made There Is good deal
OF -four the books OF the mills which was
bought at considerably higher prices than now
prevail. and buyers showing a disposition to
delay taking IL as per contract.
Flour-California family extras s5. S0d6 net
without discount: bakers EXTRAS S3.60d6. super
fine, 81 40d4.Tc: Oregon and Washington. per
bbl. S46064.S0 for family bakers and patents
aud S4G4.25 for cutoff; Kansas patents. SO. 20:
do straights. $3.50. Dakota patents. $40; do
strsights. $40: do clear. IS. so per Dbl.
Fsrinaceous Goods -Buckwheat -four 81 90.
buckwheat -four self-raising. So. buckwheat
groats. 81: meal. yellow So white So extra
cream yellow $3.25. extra cream white So %
-four. s.: cracked wheat. g. 80: entire wheat
-four. $500. fsrina. 81. so. graham dour Sc;
hOmIny. large s3. small SS. granulated So; 0at
meal. AIS; do greats. 81 -: pearl barley 81 20:
rice four. $6: rolled oats. 81 25: rolled wheat
$3.50; rye -four. sS-2J; rye meal. 1910; split
peas. yellow IS. green $3.50; extra cream rolled
oats $50 lbs so 90 10 sacks 81; rolled fakes
$50 lb barrels s.. 70: 90 ID sacks IS 25: rolled
wheat, $50 ID barrels 81. 70; 2 75 lb sacks S4 IS
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04
Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OFF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions


CHICAGO, Nov 3.-Severe disappointment to
believers in higher prices came today in the
wheat market Largely because OF reports that
winter acreage in this country is the larg-
est on record the close was heavy at net de-
cline of rs G2Ac. Corn finished 1t@ze under
last night aud oats were down a Re Latest
figures for hog products were unchanged to SC
advance
The biggest gain in winter wheat acreage was
said to be in Oklahoma. With the increase there
estimated at 20 per cent indicating yield OF
10000 bushels. the state promises to be one Of
the largest producers in the United States next
year. Other causes for bearish market were
not lacking. The Minneapolis -four output de-
creased 120. 600 barrels, compared with the
corresponding week year ago. Moreover, stocks
Of wheat there piled up 375 900 bushels in four
days. The milling situation all over the country
was represented equally stagnant. There ap-
peared prospect OF any important export
business in wheat. Little tendency to rise was
shown mt any time during the session. Decem-
Der ranged from S71ac to Ses4c and closed 2G21sc
OF at the first named figure, the lowest level
of the season.
Corn little higher early. but gradually
lost ground. December nuctuated between 46A c
and 4Tkc. with last sales at 46&c. loss of
IA q &c compared. with "a hours previous. Cash
corn was steady. No. yellow closed at 5OE a
50l1c
In oats there considerable reselling by
leading short. December sold from BIC to
81 asc and finished i1c down at 31Le
Provisions showed a little strength. In the
end however, owing to grain weakness, the
greatest gain did not exceed nickel
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04
GRAIN MARKET

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-The usual dedine occurred yesterday.
with the market demoralized. Chicago was &c
lower. and Liverpool reported poor demand.
CASH WHEAT
California club, 81 40G1 As: Sonora, 81. .621a a
1-6Ila white Australian. $f-47a @1-52iz north
ern club, Sl40I Las: Russian red, $l-40@ Las;
bluestem, n.4Ih @1.52h
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
No transactions.
Barley-Futures were lower again Yesterday
morning and the cash grain also declined. There
was sale of $50 tons No. feed at 9T1ac
CASH BARLEY
No feed. 95Qe7lac: extra choice bright.
9SAc; of grades 8@921ac per ctl; brewing and
shipping grades, $1@1 .05.
FUTURES
10 a.. m. Session
Open High Low. Close.
May ......... $1.o5 S1.05 s1.o41a $l041a
December 9914 994 9SN 9s2t
p. m. Session
May-s104K bid. s1.O4% asked.
December-9S%c bid 9STsc asked.
Oats-Deaiers continue to quote a steady mar
ket at unchanged prices. Oats is the only steady
grain now.
Red for feed, St1o@117k for ordinary and
81 20Q .22l5 for choice; red for seed. S1.2715 a
80; black. $1.0115 G1.10 for feed and 81. 25@
Lao Tor seed. gray. nominal; white S1.45@1. So
Corn--Western states yellow, In bulk, San
Francisco track. S1.35: white, s1.37h mixed
81 "a; sacked prices 715c higher; white Egyptian
81. 45@1.4Il5. brown do S1.35@f4O per cti.
Rye-$1 ,S0@1.55 per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04
PonItrr and Game

No more western poultry came in yesterday
and arrivals from state shipping points continued
light Fryers and brOilers were in good dema nd
at stiff prices. and there q steady market
for full grown young stock. Live turkeys Were
easy. there being many small and thin birds
the market. few cases Of dressed stoeS
were received. General offerings went at 25U
&c and one case brought 2Sc pound. Game
was IN good demand at satisfactory prices.
Poultry (per dozenl-Hsns. ST. 5Od5 for small.
s6G6.5O for large and SSM10 FOR extra: young
ROSTERS. S617: do extra. sT.5O0s5O: old rOOst-
ers, Sj65.50: fryers. sJG5.50; broiers, <3a
for small and S4d4.5O for large: ducks. $IfG1O,
pigeons 81 1902: squads S2-5Oe73; geese. 81. 50
as per pair; live spring turkeys, 24426c Pc
pound.
Game tper dozenD-NfaIIard ducks SS66: can
vasbscks, S50T: sprig. S315; teal. $2Q2.50.
widgeOn. $3.50: spOonbills. S2G25O: gray geese
$364: white geese 81. .50d2-50: brant. S2d3;
hare, s1.5OQ2; cottontail rabbits. s2.7j93.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04
STOCK MARKET
PRICES LIFTED

NEW YORK. Nov. S.--The spec
ulative element advocating higner
prices for stocks rallied thelr
forces today and lifted auotations.
The professed grounds for the the
:, movement were the steer anu
The dealings in United states
steel expanded to large voiunne
in the neighborhood OF ~, az
which price stoploss orders IRON
dislodged. At SOS. new high
level for the movement, little
business was done and the whole
market closed very dull on the
advance.
The principal news from the
steel trade consisted IN the state-
ment of the Iron Age that buying
of steel rails by the railroads Tor
1911 had begun.
on the side of the copper trade
there were reports of some of the
principal producers holding for
higher prices and of sales to for
eign buyers of large amounts for
delivery in December and Janu-
airy. London reported a decline in
the price of copper metal TO-DAY
and this had the effect OF re-
straining the movement in cop
per securities.
The call money market did not
show the expected relaxation.
the rate holding at per cent. or
above for the first time In the
fan season. The weekly state
ment of the Bank of England dis
closed a large reduction or
"other securities" rejecting re-
payments by the money market
to the bank by reason OF the cas-
ing of the outside money market:
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales par value $2,142.00o.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
NEW YORK, Nov Be: F.
Huttons & Co.'S wire says: The
tendency of the market today IN
its upward trend in the face OF
considerable calling of loans and
a call money rate showing dis
tinct firmness seemed indicative
of buying by influential bankers
here. There was nothing spec
tacular in the market and the
volume Of operations was only
moderate. However. the tone of
all securities was strong, show
ing steady absorption.
"The upward course OF values
is readily explained by not only
the trend of political sentiment
throughout the eastern states,
but the more important factor of
distinct revival in the steel and
copper industries has been instru-
mental in creating higher prices
for these specialties.
In view Of the prevailing con-
ditions we might exDect higher
prices until after the election, at
least"
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04
Meat Market


SIaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Becf-sIs dscf per Ib for steers. 71s9skc FOR
veaiWs1s Gs1ac- for large and 91s@1oc for
small
Mutton-wethers. 9@1oc; ewes. sG9c per ID.
Lamb-101&G111ac per ID.
Dressed Pork (per lbl-1315c for light and i
61213c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. SQUAD
livestock, delivered N San Francisco, gross
No. / fat steers, over 200 lbs alive. 81 d5lsc
per h. under 800 lbs, 5@5Hc; second quality.
all weights. 44G5c; thin. undesirable steers
No. / cows and heffers. AZ 641kc; second
quality 4d4Ac; common. thin. undesirable cows.
81 @3&c.
Desirable bulls and stays, 2kGsAc; half fat
or thin bulls. 202Ac.
Calves s-Lishtweight, per lb. 50 @ec; medium.
5A 651Sc: heavy. 4G4&c.
Sheep-Desirable wethers, Al 44he; ewes, 4
@41ac.
Lambs (per lbl-Unshorn lambs. 6G6Le-
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed weighing 14O
to $50 lbs. 9i4c; $50 to $50 lbs. S$t 99c-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04
Hay and Feed.tnn.

Arrivals OF hay were smaller yesterday and
included only Is cars Market conditions re-
main unchanged
Bran-$29G31 per ton.
MiddlEgs-$3 -$341S6 per ton
ShOrts-$30l32 per ton
edstufs-ROlled harley S22622. rolled oafz
for feed. S29d31; mixed feed. S25d2s FOR aver
age lots Iinseed oileake neal 20 tons $40. 10
tons S40-50. tons SAL. smaller lots sal 80.
eeeoanut cake or meal at mills. S2J. 80 in 90 ard
10 and SIS in ton lots: jobbiDg. s26. so: corn
meal. SS5Gl3Is cracked corn. S36037: alfalfa
meal, carload lots S17. jobbing SIS: red star al
faifa meal. SIS in car lots and S19 tobbinx; Mo-
desto alfalfa meal. $3.50 in car lots and SIT 50
Jobbing; Stockton mealfaifa. SIT IN car lots and
SIS jobbing; Caproco Oiicake meal $3.50 ner
ton: calfalfa. $40 in car lots and $40 jooblng
-Hay-Ordinary wheat. S9Gn12 so: choice Sf2Te
IA; wheat and cat. s9G11 80; tame oaf 500
11.5o; volunteer Wild cat, s718; alfalfa, s70iS:
stock hay. s5Q6.5O per ton.
Straw-S596oc per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04

SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and cotton
higher.
: Copper stocks firm and active.
Comstock shares rising agnin.
New York exchange higher.
Wheat continues to decline.
Harley cosy with futures lower.
Oats steady and corn dull.
White beans steady and coIored
weak.
Hides steady but quiet.
Live, dressed Mnd cured meats un-
changed.
Eggs firm and butter higher.
Potatoes and onions as before.
Grape market literally supplied.
Good oranges selling well.
Poultry and game I'm good demand.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04
Renns and Seed.

Bean quotations underwent the usual daily
overhauling yesterday. will be seen Colored
sorts weak, while the white kinds are
steady.
Beans (per ctD-Bsyos, s4S56465: small
white So. 5Od3. so: large white. So -35d3. 20:
pink. 81 20GI4. So; red $565-50: blackeye. $50
5.35; lima 81 5004-75: red kidneys. So. 25d
5.75 cranberry beans. S464 so: garvanzas. 50. 90
03. 40: horse beans. S1-T56225.
Seeds-Brown mustard 4&c; yellow mustard.
-; aaxseed. 565lhc: canary. 3d3&c; alfalfa.
1sG G19c: rape. 1Q2%e; timothy. slac: hemp, %.
G3c: millet. Sc per ID
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3-1he condition Of tbe
treasury al the beginning of business TO-DAY
Trust Funds-Gold coin. ss9s, ,e42 $50: silver
dollars. s4sI .S95. .000 silver dollars of 1890.
995. 600 VS.
General Fund-Standard silver dollars in een.
eral fund.- $l-659. .662; current liabilities Sils
u5I. .s1e; working balance in treasury Offices
$Sl ,l3s: 3Os; in banks 10 credit of treasurer OF
the United States. $35. 53s Os0: subsidiary silver
coin. S10.s73. .479; minor coin s52s 643: Total
balance in general fund, ss5,041, ,95l.