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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-07
MINING NOTES.

Valuable coal deposits have been dis
covered near Chchalis, Washington.
About Ave thousand men are emf loyed
in the gold and silver mines of South Da'
kota.
Amos Shrevc Is about to patent tho
Sunol quartz lode, in the vicinity OF
Wickes.
A party of ~prospectors are now Mt work
at the head OF the West Gallatin and re-
port rich quartz and placer diggings.
About fifteen men are at work on the
Hiawatha mine, Cataract district, and the
Developments are as promising as they
have ever been. .
The Ruby, rear Radersburg, Jefferson
county, is said to be capable OF producing
a car load of ore per day that will net 80
per ton. Returns from recent shipments
have demonstrated this fact.
Charlie DunRcs took out an ounce and a
half nugget from his old placer claim nm
der the Minah hill. near Wickes, m day
last week. This i the second largest
nugget ever taken out Of the diggings, the
dust always having been rather fine.
Both the Forest Rose aud Hattie are
looking well. Seven a loads of ore
were shipped last week from the Forest
Rose, the result Of the work for May. The
Hattie has several hundred sacks of ore
and il now hauling 10 the Mitchell q Mus
sigbrod spur at the railroad, preparatory
To shipment.-NeU Northwest.
Charles Seibert exhibited at Palmer
mountain. O~kanogan county, WASH, last
week, some gold specimens from the
Fairview mine that discounts anything
yet produced by that claim. box of these
specimens fairly glittcrcd with the yellow
metal. On some OF them the gold flakes
were twisted and woven together like bits
of moss.
The .Neu Northwest says the McDermott
company has had two assays made from
0 sacks Of ore now ready for shipment.
Assay No. ! went S23.B copper, sd gold
and II silver; total sGi.S. Assay No. 2
went, $3.50 copper, Sls.GO gold and IS sill
yer; total S31 .19. Two hundred additional
sacks will be at once filled and next week
a shipment of 200 sacks will be made.
The Lion company will put in its new
pump and got II to work on May ~, and
IL works like "A charm. On the morning
of May ~ the company commenced sink
ing, and hav been going downward as
fast as three shifts constantly ut work
could go through the ground. The ground
IL breaking easily and good progress is
therefore being made -Nsc NorthUesf.
An enormous deposit Of red hematite.
or specular iron ore, has reel discovered
in jackson county, about n hundred
miles east of Rapid City, Dakota, by a
party of prospectors from that city. II is
estimated that there is between 2,0OO,00U
and 3,OUO,0O ons of ore in sight. Speci-
mems OF hcmatite have been seen i'm the
possession of Indians at various times
since the settlement Of the Hills, but this
Is the first authentic information as To the
existence of the mineral in such large
quantities. The ore, il is claimed. will
assay from 10 To ~ per cent.
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BONDS AND STOCKS.
Ups and Downs In Market valass ON the
New York Exchangs.

Ups and Downs In Market vaiuss ON the
New York Exchangs.
NEW YORK, June 6.-The favorable in
fiuences in the stock market this morn
ing were entirely n~eutralised by the de-
moralixation In the sugar reflneries.
After the first hour the railway list be-
came dull and moved within very narrow
limits. The recent advance In the price
Of refined sugar created u strong tone in
the stock, and the rumor that Spreckles
had come into the trust was the occasion
of a rise Of about I per cent. Towards
the close the was denied and there
was a sudden drop from "a TO 75E, the
business doing at the time being simply
enormous. The market closed rather
heavy.
Governments firm.
Petroleum spot opened N s6x, declined
TO s6E and closed dull; July opened $50,
declined to SIN, rallied to S7M, closing
dull.
Bar silver-$1.04.
Copper-Nominal; Lake, June $3.50.
Lead-Barely steady; domestic. A.21E.
Tin-Strong; straits, $21.00.
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MISSOULACOUNlY MINES
Ore That Yields Hundreds Of Ounces Of
Silver 10 the Ton.
A Mining Exchange Organized AZ
Aelepa-N0ws OF Rioh Pros
poets and Rich Strikes In
Various Districts.

MIssouLA, June 6.-F. ID. Bond re-.
turned from the Flat creek country
yesterday, after a two weeks inspec-
ton Of the mines there. He reports
that the Mother Eunicc o Is showing
n Rne lead of coarse Ralcna. The
Iron Tower, or Mountain, Is shipping
from 20 to NJ tons of ore a day. They
expect soon to have their Burley's drills
in operation. The Little Anaconda has a
good lead OF fine galena about six feet
wide. The good locations near the Iron
Mountain are the Pardcc tunnel about
ninety-fi 1--WE feet long, the Green Bird and
Belle of the Hill. all of which show crop
pings of galena.
The town of Superior is booming. Ken
nedy 4 Powell, the civil engineers from
Missoula, are there locating placcrs. The
spur from the Frenchtown branch of the
Northern Pacific is surveyed across Flat
creek and up To the Iron Mountain mill
site, a mile and a half below the mine.
The headquarters Of the construction crew
Of the Frcnchtown branch are now at
Pitt creek. but will he moved In about
two weeks tn Milk ranch, 1. miles above
Superior.
VIM. Mcdonald came down from Victor
this morning and brought samples from
the Bitter Roo Prince and Pleasant View
mines, property of the Higgins and Me-
Cormick families OF Missoula. They are
situated within about a mile of the rail-
road at Victor. The Pleasant View is no
longer a prospect, as "a double compart-
ment shaft has been sun 30 feet and 400
feet Of drifts run from il. besides The old
prospecting shaft 165 feet deep and 400
feet of drifts from il. A tunnel has been
run 40 feet into the Bitter Root Prince
property and "A shaft has been started.
Mr.. Mcdonald says that the ore from the
Bitter Root assays 400 to l6O0 ounces in
silver and about 4 per cent copper, while
ore from the Pleasant View assays $50
hauled from Victor to Missoula, A. miles.
in a wagon and shipped TO Butte melted
S1.l NOR ton.
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All bids are consid-

be called at moo All bids are cons'd-
cred binding.
The general sentiment was that this ex.
change was organized for the purpose OF
encouraging and developing the mining
mining stock by a~ffordinR them q chance
to purchase legitimate stock. All pur-
chasers are protected. The rules oil
exchange are very stringent and
sion 10 the penalty in many cases OF viola
lion. The members are required TO live
M TO and maintain strictly legitimate
business principles.
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THE HELENA MINING EXCHANGE
Membership Limited Co 5O--rro,i,ion. Of
the Constitution.

the Constitution.
The Helena Mining and Stock Ex.
change. which hns rcccutIx hocn i,,,r-
,nr,,.,J ILL ., .,,;,.I -, 60
- 49, N'''o's
no" Ia" way !" "'roine a grand sue
CESS says the J""'"of OF that city. The
promoters oil the scheme are very enthu-
siastic. and will no stop short of success.
The membership is limited 10 IA. nnd
the fec IL sim. There will be m ,c,i,o
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"''! ""e e-o' WINE uhe hoh-ac'ivc VIII
pay but "A - quarterly due. Active mem
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will he upon the noor during Change
hours, and will enjoy all the nriy,Ievcs
and may buy and s.II .,o,L. a,a -,
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a""'ier "euNe hheihoer TRANSACT business
for thein M the rates oacomnission they
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is entitled 10 the privileges of the floor
but they must buy and ell ,hro,ob N
broker. They ~. onI, ra.,t.-,S -"
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us nlaue compulsory upon the part OF
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Lun a'e Oh coininIssioh provided by the
us,a" ;rIer pena,ty OF certain punish
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NEW YORK. June 5.-Jndge Beach
signed the findings in the Tilden will
case to-day, declaring that the bcqucst To
the Tilden trust illegal and void and gives
judgment in favor Of George H. Tilden the
plaintiff. Judge Beach directs the exc
cutors to account for the residuary estate
aud distribute IL among the plaintiff and
other heirs.
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4 McDermott Specimen.

Mahan q Linslcy have on exhibition in
their window IA fine piece of ore from the
McDermott mine in Bear gulch. near
Beartown. The specimen assays SIG in
gold. tire taken from the mine assays X
TO ~ ounces silver, and TX 10 "a per cent.
copper, in addition Ia n considerable guam
fifty of pold.
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the great King solomon said: "Spare the
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Money on call easy, 4nG prime.
Prime mercantile paper, 4AG6Ec.
Sterling ExchanRe-Quietr steady
90 day bills, A.S4H; demand, A.S6E.
Mining quotations as follows:
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PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-Wool steady
Montana, 21a35c; territorial, 16G22c.
BOSTON, June 6.-Wool firm; new
spring California has been selling at 17uc
or 55a 5sc secured, as to quality: new Wy
oming sold at la 2Oc. and new Utah at
1874 DC. as to quality; Eastern Oregon
woods slow at i9a zoe for best, 10a 1sc for
average.
The morning call., 1890-10-04

hardly knows. he gathers up the pages and
examines them.
just where the great Don left his last I'M
finished sentence, the work is taken up ana
carried on tn rich and full completion; In a
handwriting. Harold recognizes as his own,
vet which looks somewhat more hrm ana
clear, as if Strengthened by the inspiring
words written there.
The same strength of thought, force OF
argument and elOQuence OF expression luiio
throughout the whole
The dead Don's unfinished essay lies COM
pleted before him.
The committee have met in the faculty.
room of the college to examine tue essays
presented in competition for the prize, Tue
winning Of which means honor and fame Tor
the fortunate aspirant.
Paper after paper is thrown aside until
one is reached that seems to hold their at
tention in a marked degree.
As, one after another, the grave professors
con and sean the document, their faces light
up with enthusiasm.
Gentlemen" says the Chairman, "the
student who has written this is no longer
our scholar, he is our master. ] would have
said that only one man in all England could
have wrought like this, and he silently
points 10 apicture of the dead Don that hangs
on the wall behind him.
1.-The name of the author of this master
piece" lie says In low, impressive tones, rs
Harold Gray. He is the nephew of the
great Don. The mantle of the prophets has
verify fallen upon his shoulders"
So Harold Gray won the prize. And as
years went by the pen of the dead don. like
a talsman, brought him all the power of
place his uncle had enjoyed.
Yet. strange as it may seem, only one arti-
Gle came from his pen in a single year, and
it was noticed that this was given to the
world on the date of awarding the.prize won
by him so long before.
And a story was whispered about the
cl0isters OF the gray old buildings, that ON
one night in the year weird shadow, that
bore a strange resemblance to tall cid
man with a high intellectual forehead and
firm chin, stood By Harold Gray's chair, and
that the evening this shadow came was the
anniversary of the great Don's death.-Bos-
ton CLIQUE.
The morning call., 1890-10-04
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcutta 6l4c; Wool Bags, 36@Ssc; Pota-
to Gunnies. nominal.
RICE : Not much change. Chinese mixed.
81 75(G4 80; No. Chinese. So 1905 So a two
mats; extra No. l, ~ 2O@7 20; Hawaiian, $5@
5 1919 "a ctl.
SyRUP-The California Refinery has reduced it;
prices as follows: Drps bbls, 25c haifbbls,
5gal kegs, 321 ac: 1-gal tins. 421ac q gallon.
SHOTS selling higher. Drop Shot, 81 1901 so;
Buekshot. 81 1892: chilled, 50 1902 20.
CoFfEE-The private circular OF r. Hochkofier
gives the receipts at this port during the first nine
months of the year at 129. 722 bags against 1885
during the same time in 1889. The sales from first
hands were Il4,327 bags and the stock of Central
American in first hands October LIST were 1887
bags. The circuer says: without any feature
moderate business at former quotations character
lies the condition of the articles here since our re-
port OF the 10th ult The New York market. which
had shown easier tendency for futures, has grad
ually improved and closes steady but dull Receipts
at the ports of Brazil increas ing and the latest
are: 2l@22c for good to prime washed Guatemala
and Costa Rica: 19ia@20S4c for fair washed
Guatemala and Costa kica; 1S91l912c for medium
Guatemala Costa Rica and Salvador; l61a@lSc
for ordinary Guatemala, Costa Rlca and Salvador;
14(0l61sc for common Guatemala, Costa Rica and
Salvador; 7@13c for very inferior Guateemaa. Costa
Rica and Salvador: 2Os4c for goodgreen unwashed
Salvador: 20 14920s4c Tor good beached ulwashed
Salvador.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes,
terms net cash: Cube. Crushed. Extra Pow
dered and Fine Crushe0 all 6ssc; Dry Granuiated.
6Isc; Confectionery A. 6c Extra G. 4zsc; Golden
Q, 4Iac y 10: Bags Isc more than bbls
The American Refinery quotes, terms net cash:
Extra fine Cube. Crushed, Fine Crushed and Pow
dered. 63sc: Extra Fine Powered. 65hc; Dry Gran
ulated. 61sc; AK do 61sc; Confectionery A, &c;
White Extra q, 5i4c; Extra g. 41se; Golden q. 4Isc
u D.
The morning call., 1890-10-04

Arrived.
FRIDAY. Oct 8.
Stmr Santa Maria. Keneay, 81 hours from Pts
mo, etc; produce. To ID Meherin.
Stmr Los Angeles, Leland, 2ia days from San
Haw stmr Australia Houdette, 7 days from
Honolulu; pass and mdse, to J ID Spreckeis Il Bros
Stmr ATago Thomas. 43 hours from Coos BAY:
pass and coal, TO o a. Co.
Stmr Bouita, Leland, hours from Amesport
Landing: produce. to GoodalI, Perkins Il Co.
Stmr Columbia Bolles, 50 hours from Port
land; via Astoria AZ hours; pass and mdse to
Union Pacific Railway Co.
Stmr Empire, Butler. 5h days from Departur
Bay; 1888 tons coal. to X d Chandler.
Bark Southern Chief. Svenson days from Port
Ludlow: lumber and piles. to Pope Il Talbot
Bktn Jane A FaiSenbery, .Bowes. 80 DAYS from
Okhotsk Sea; lao NJ Goldfish Lynde Il Houpb
Schr Maid OF Orleans. Treanor, 9 days from
Shoalwater Bay: lumber, TO Preston & McKinnon.
Schr Christina Stefens. hanson, hours from
Fort Ross: 20 eds bark, to Higgins ~ Collins.
Schr Jennie wand, Christopherson, 36 hours fun
Humboldt: $50 NJ 1t lumber to Chas Nelson.
Sehr Eliza Miller. Christianson. days from
Humbodt; 200 Nj # lumber to Preston & McKln-
Schr Fortuna Hailqust % hours from Humboldt;
$50 nj II lumber, to Mckay 4 Co.
Schr Sailor Boy, johnson, ID days from Port
Blakeley; $50 Nj It lumber, to Renton, Holmes IL
Co.
Schr Sparrow. Ellis, 2 days from Eureka; 262
n It lumber, to Preston a Mckfnnon.
Schr Reliance, Hanson, from Fish Rock. Up river
direct.
schr Bender Brothers. Zaddart, IA hours from,
Bowens Landing: l20 eds wood. to Bender Bros.
Schr Laura Madsen. Rasmussen, s. days I'm Port
Discovery; lumber, to kenton, Holmes q Co..
The morning call., 1890-10-04
THE. STOCK MARKET.

Prices for mining stocks showed more tone yes
terday, the whole line advancing from Zoe to 40c,
as Will be by the list of below. The major
part of the recovery was i'll the afternoon session.
The close appears below.
Local securities were quiet, with a recovery in
Hawaiian Commercial TO 8 914.
The Weldon assessment falls delinquent in board
to-day.
Mount Diablo has shipped S77S5.
Justice crushed last week POI tons ore, assaying
$40 50; oyerman 1856 tons, SIS OF, OF which So II
was gold.
The morning call., 1890-10-04
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct 3-The stock market was dull in
the general list but active in spots which were
the special objects OF bear attacks The forces of
depression were turned upon coal stocks, and st.
raul and Union Pacific also suf fered The story on
the board which received the most attention was
that a pool in Reading had been unloading The
whole list Is lower tonight. and Reading is off ga
Union Pacific N, st Paul and Big Four each !!
missouri Pacific and Burlington IA, Northern Pa.
cine preferred and Atchison per cent Govern
ments steady. Petroleum closed strong Pennsyl
vania spot opened at 7S and closed at rs. Noyem-
Der opened at 1914, closing at s0L.
NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-Unted States Bonds. AS
1874 ;41s's. 1O4; Northern Pacific 3Osi: Canadian
Pacific, 77ss; Central Pacific, SO; Union Pacific
6S1s; Atchison' S7A; welis-Fargo, l4U; Western
The morning call., 1890-10-04

Judge Levy awarded Mary L. Rogers SIS
counsel fees and $50 a month aimony
pending the trial Of her divorce case against
Captain Charles Rogers, in which she
alleges extreme cruelty.
Judge Rearden has ordered the committal
Of Paul Lenari to the County Jail for con-
tempt of court in refusing TO pay his wife,
Mary, 500 a month alilnony He has been
in court several times for similar cause,
but under promise of compliance escaped
commitment. The order is not TO take
effect until to-day.
In the case of Dorcas v Barbcau against
Joseph Barbeau, Judge Levy has ordered
the defendant to pay his wife S2S per month
aimony. They were married in this city
April 3, 1889, and the wife charges that on
the 18th of June he abandoned her without
cause. She also charges him with cruelty.
The morning call., 1890-10-04
Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the Humboldt for
Humboldt Bay, the Caspar for Grays Harbor. the
Santa Maria for San Diego, the Crescent City for
Crescent City and the Newport for Eel River. The
willamette falls due from Yaquina Bay, the Queen
from Victoria and Puget Sound the Alex Duncan
from the Southern Coast, the Willamette from
Seattle and the Signal from Departure BAY.
The Belgic falls due from China and Japan Thurs
day.
The ship Guardian, 1918 tons loads coal at Seattle
for this port; ship Patrician, 1912 tons, wheat NJ
Portland for U. X, Havre or Antwerp 40s.
The British iron ship W. j. Prre, 25l5 TONS is
rechartered for wheat to Liverpool direct private.
The morning call., 1890-10-04
Henry Thnmns. Will.

The will of Henry Thomas, who died in
London, England, on August 18th, was filed
in the Probate Court yesterday. The tesla
tor left an estate valued at 10000, consist
ing Of money in bank, water gas ana insur-
ance stock, all of which he bequeathed TO his
daughter, Eliza A. Carter Of London, sub
iect 10 an annuity of 500 per anuum to his
sister, Mrs. Mary Kendall of Cornwall,
Wales
The morning call., 1890-10-04

CALL sALEs-MoRNING.
Buyer 10000, 81 357s; 200, 81 1854. Buyer
season-2oo, 81 A; 400 $l431s
CALL sALEs-AFTEENooS.
Buyer 10000, 81 So: 300. 81 361s Buyer sea-
son-2oO, 81 Al; 200, 81 4414.
BARLEY-Firm at the advance No. Feed,
q 371s: lower grades 81 S2&@l S5 Chevalier,
Brewing 81 4oaI 50 Cti for fair ri to choice
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe.
Buyer 10000. 81 4Ot4: 400, 81 401a; 100.
81 40. Buyer season-1UO, 81 47A.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer 10000. 81 401s; 100, 81 401a. Buyer
season-6U0. 81 AT.
OATs-Despite receipts of nearly 7OoO centals
%n U.s. s. ss s7 81 sS SnSes s. 9 g
@y1 10: Milling 81 621a@D1 65 4 ctl.
DrssssS SoS s F wits 81 ssn1nsS S
large and 81 27is@l 50 Tor small round.
a ao GI for @ o to eholc c
and SIT v ton for lower grades and outside brands
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at s24@25 q ton for the best
and $22 50923 for other grades
HAY-strong Receipts light. Wheat, sl0@l4 for
fair to good and si5gls for choice; 9at, ssS9I2;
$at0l2: Wheat and 0at $l0@l3; Alfalfa $l2@l3;
Clover SO 6O@ll y ton.
mills sell Oilcaxe Meal at $25 d ton net, the job
Meal. Sc: Graham Flour, size; Oatmeal, 4s4e; Dat
Groats &c; Cracked Wheat, sac; Buckwheat Flour.
DC; feart barley, 4I2g ia4c q ID -
SEEDS : Yellow Mustard 5000 is . ctI;
Brown Mustard, 50 5O@D3 u ctl; Flax. 81 50@2 10;
Canary, S93I4c y n; Alfalfa, s9si4c y ID;
Rape lQ2c: Hemp 31ac: Timothy, 514c.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. 81 371atQi 30 u cti; Green,
$2@2 10; Blackeye 81 5OD1 go; Split Peas. &c q 10.
observation-disclosures at 81 1902 2 cti.
CORNMEAL. ETC.-Table Meal, SA@3s4c . 10;
Feed Corn, $2sQ92S so: Cracked Corn. $2S@29
ton: Hominy. 4kc v 10.
BEANS Prices showed no further change
yesterday Bayos, So 1894 y ctf; Pea. $50
5 12Is Small White; s3@s 2lf; Pink, 81 2092 rs;
Reds So 2O6l2 %. LImas, =; Buffers, nominal.
POTATOEs-Sweets were firm and other kinds
The morning call., 1890-10-04
HexdenfeIdt,s Children.

Charles Ashton, one of the executors of
the will of the late Solomon Heydenfeldt,
has applied for letters of guardianship over
the persons and estates of the FIVE minor
children OF the deceased jurist. Mrs. Hey
denfeldt concurs in the application.
The morning call., 1890-10-04

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 22Sfail-
in the Pacific Coast States and Territories for
the third quarter of 1890, with assets at $696070
and liabilities 81 344 1888 compared with 2l6 for
the previous quarter, with assets at $5Sl6l3 and
liabilities 81 $50 $685. and l69 for the corresponding
quarter of 1882 with assets at 1913 ST. and abii-
ties $7S2. 697.
The failures for the past quarter are divided
among the States and Territories as follows:
The morning call., 1890-10-04
FAMILy KErAn MARKET.

Puget Sound Goals have again gone up 81 Q ton.
Coal Is getting expensive.
California Eggs dearer Butter Is without
change Swiss Cheese is dearer. owing to the new
tariff
The markets are fairly supplied With good Poultry
The morning call., 1890-10-04
COMMERCIAL RECORD.



FRIDAY EVENING, Oct 3.
Wheat dull.
Barley firm.
Oats higher.
Large Yellow Corn strong.
Ground Barley marked up.
Beans unchanged
Hay firm.
Hops lower and rregul
Syrup marked down.
Sweet Potatoes firm-other kinds lower
Onions easier.
Butter and Eggs unchanged.
Poultry In good supply.
Quail lower. Wild Ducks firm.
Table Grapes declined Wine Grapes quiet.
Vegetables in ample supply.
Provisions firm and active.
Meat market unchanged.
Shot higher.