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The Names Mission.
rHE first and chiefest care of the
government at Washington is to

~HE first and chiefest care of the
government at Washington is TO
have this country understand
and let Spain know. that the presence
of the warship Maine in Cuban waters
is merely an incident in the annual
junket of the navy. Indeed, the assist
ant secretary of state informed the as
ISOLATED press that the sending of the
Maine to Havana means simply the re-
sumption of friendly relations with
Spain"
This method Of showing the friendli-
ness of the government AT Washington
for the government at Madrid. under
the echo of recent Cuban talk in con-
gress. may be considered rather novel,
but the administration must be left to
the announcement of its own motives
and the cabinet takes pains to make it's
motives clear. This assertion of a
friendly purpose will probably pass
muster in our own country; the trouble
will be on the other side of the sea, II
will not be easy for the government at
Madrid to make 1t clear TO the impe-
tuous Spaniards who have been tear
ing American flags to tatters that the
presence OF the Maine at Havana is
a proof of Americas good will toward
Spain.
The news from Washington in con-
nection with the announcement OF the
sailing OF the Maine was carefully ex-
plicit in it's declaration of our gov
ernment's intentions. Assistant Secre-
tary Day said. for the information
of the associated press: 1t j:
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The Ravages of Time.

From the London Figaro.
why, papa" said Frances, who was
looking at the family album, surely this
isn't a picture of your
Yes" replied papa. THAT Is picture
of me, taken when I was quite young"
We'll" commented the little girl 1T
doesn't lcok as much like you as you
look now
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rHE battle over Maryland,s sena.

torship reached conclusion
yesterday when, on the tenth
ballot, McComas scored the number of
votes necessary to elect. BY this result
the republican machine which lately
has been under the control of a freak,
in the person Of Senator Wellington.
scores a victory. Whether Wellington
is to be boss hereafter. remains TO be
seen: there is no doubt that the nation
al administrators influence was used
TO the fullest extent to promote the
election Of McComas. The president
has had an unpleasant time of it in
attempting to manage Weilington-it
may be in the plans at the white house
TO recognize Mccomas as the represent
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New York office-4s Tribune Building.
Chicago Office-a6s The Rookery.
The S. c. Beckwith Special Agency.
Sole Agents Foreign Advertising.
Washington Bureau-ldl5 q street
n w
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The Anaconda Standard guarantees its
advertisers a bona fide paid circulation.
Daily and Sunday, three times greater
than that of any other newspap pub
lIshed in the state OF Montana. Advertise
ing contracts will be made subject to
this guarantee.
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All general business letters and CORE
spondence should be addressed to the
STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Anaconda. Mont.
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The Standard has branch offices at
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plication
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Daily and SUNDAY. six months 800. 500
Daily and SUNDAY. three nonths 500
Daily and SUNDAY. one month. .. 100
sunday one wear ............. 200
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ada and Mexico. Elsewhere
postage added.
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M. ]. CONNELL CO., Butte
T. J. cONEIL co. Butte M J. CONELL co, Butts
A GRAND OPPORTUNITY
N. ]. cONNELL CO., Butte

of this city had such an
possible by our eSce
compared with those obtained elsewhere
Andwe thatw phenonenaly
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subscription Rates Payable in Advance,
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Rare Domestic Bargains

tremendous purchase SO vast
and daring that any attempt at de-
scription would underestimate its
magnitude and Importance. More,
prettier and cheaper Embroidery
Flannel than you'll see in the COM
bined stocks of every Butte store;
our regular $1.25 quality, choice this
week ...........
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-20

Jack Frost came last Tuesday and
proved a most welcome visitor We
hope % see him agam soon
Come nsht along to MS We can
supply most every want 10 oura line.
AUSTIN g FOUNTAINS
The many friends Of Misses Minnie
MeLemoft and salie Barnes Hum
phreys viii Be glnd to know that they
have recovered from . recent severe ih
ness
MI r S, tfe0rge visited CarrolltoD
relatives last week returning sunday
with Mra George aud LITTLE daughter
Miss Ctharine, who hive been visiting
there the past two weeks.
The first thing you should 10 IS sooa
as you get the money Is to insure your
life for the benefit Of your wife and
The Woodmen 81 the World
gives you the best and cheapest OF any
elngnt insurance.
Tile dance given by the young men
Of our city at MI Leslie Scales pleas
ant and comfortable home, some w
miles down lie river. was enjoyed By
all present 1rs s R Coleman, WHO
is eve the friend Of the young folks
chaperoned the merry party.
The Str Yazonia brought down so,
Of cotton and 1000 sacks Of seed
last week, while the str. Pharr brought
up 100 bales and 800 sacks Of ssed Cot
ton snow moving and our merchants.
ars arranging their shelves 20 stop the
dollars
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-20

Miss Allie Hicks Is now IN the city,
stopping at the Upshur House, to.
take charge Of her music class Miss
Hicks is considered one Of Che best
music teachers in the Delta and those
who desire to learn music should join
her class ia tle beginning.
Mrs, a Nee Kimbrough and family
returned home last w ednesday morn
ing Mrs. Kimbrough has been absent
from the city aff he summer and while
at Atlanta, ca, was taken seriously nI
Her many friends are indeed glad to
welcome her home and know she hasre-
covered her health
Every merchant in our city should
buy az least fOOof the Novelty envelopes
gotten out BY The Commonwealth Job
.oRce. advertising Geenwood, by send
inc them throughout the country 1t
IS fine best Advertising our city can 40.
Three thousand have already been sold
hut our city with s. merchants could
send ont three dmesthat many. Send
in your order for ole OF five hundred at.
once.
We are sorry that we have been ID
able to get The Commonwealth to
our subscribers all over the state, ow
ing to the quarantine and the stopping
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-20

Townes, Of near Phillips, to Clarks
dale cotton buyers The cotton Is not
even beng shipped to Greenwood but
will be delivered al Minter City. Our
buyers have the reputation Of paying
for cotton all that It IS worth and how
they missed the deal Is something We
cannot account for unless Carksaale
buyers want the honor Of possessing
some OF Leaores lon staple cotton and
for sneh are willing to- pack q few dol
lars in the bales. W. would suggest
to our buyers that il they would visit
Webb, Sumner and other places these
1000 bales would be soon replaced with
the cotton chat has heretofore gone Is
Clarksdale and Memphis markets is
they can pay as much for It as the
cottonbuyers Of any city in Che South.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-20

Of the trains which pass our city This
has also cut Of our base Of supplies
Consequently we have had % reduce
our sheet in order 70 keep mp even q
home paper. BY next week We expect
al the wheels of commerce. 70 De turn
INK and We viii be out in oar new
form Watch f0rit.
Rev. e. r REEVES, Of Clarendon, Ark,
conducted the services at the Presbyter
ian church last Sunday Mr. REEVES
las chat in hiss sermons that ~convinces
bis hearers of the Truth and instneas 81.
what he says He Is very earnest and
forciful pulpit speaker and holds the
attention Of all He has been invited
to prolong bis stay and viii again
prsaeh at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday both morning and night. Mr
REEVES Is the guest Of MI. John T. Nc
Cain.
Mr. G. @ Walker. the citizen Of Car
roll county who shot and killed W. H.
HOLMAN in our city a few months ago,
himself shot and killed last Wed
nesday morning By q negro, John Nil
Ter at Mr., John Eskin's plantation.
The difficulty arose oyer some negro
women Walker had IN his place, whom
this man wa sslipping away and on
hearing this Walker started in pursuit
and on o~vertaking the party the above
result occurred The negro surrendered
to the officers at CarroiltOn.
Greenwood lost 1000 bales Of cotton.
this year. The sale was made by one
of cur largest planters, Mr. j. G.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-20
ALL SORTS.

Trytenc cents worth Of Batrons candy
Wcksburg IS discussing The leverage
question.
The ice faetory has shnt down for
the season.
For choice meats call az J, n. Estes
market
Several Of our prominent planters
were in the clty this week
Mr.. Ernest Moore paid 4 Sunday visit
TO his home at Carrollton
FOR SALE a bran new ! roonlhonse
apply TO H. 7. Crosby
Batrous, whose ad appears in this is
n makes the best candy N town.
Thayer has a ear load Of bugeies and
he is selling them at low prices.
If You want a tender steak get itfrom
y o. HcAllister & Bro, s market
Have You eaten any Of Batrous pea
nut candy 2 It's fine
II. 7, Crosby has some valuable and
cheap places for sale CAN and see him.
i. NJ. Estes has again opened his mar
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-20
4444 CENT E WILD

I cent will buy a postal, a postal win
bring you the Commonwealth, the
Commonwealth will give you Iii Tie
news and tell you where to buy your
goods These advertisements viii
save You cents BY saving these dol
lars are made, and from dollars arise
fortunes
20 drop 9 postal for the paper, and II
you live in Greenwood or Leaore
county and VIII say on the postal that
you win pay us for the paper BIZ NO
yember, we win send It to you ask
for il the following week and it win
be there We want every registered
voter Of the county to take our paper
so we make this liberal offer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25

IN bonds OF the Tennessee Coal. Iron ana f'hi'-
road Company will he paid as follows: lehhe'
see Division at Fourth National BANK Alice
Furnace Company. at Hanover National banN.
end Eureka Company. Merchants Nat'ona'
Bank. Cincinnati
PAYMENT OF BONDS.-The bonds or the
Buffalo and Erie Railroad Company due Apri
will he paid on behalf Of the Lake SHORE anu
Michigan Southern Railway Company ny inc
United States Trust Company.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-The ltlo "'a'"7
Western Railway Company has declared n quar-
terly dividend of 2, per cent on its P''ie'''u
stock payable May l. The National Shoe anu
Leather Bank has declared a quarterly "'F''''
e per cent payable April ].
KANSAS PACIFIC BONDS-The Heloanu'e
Trust Company announces that on ana ai'e'
date II VIII he prepared To issue the ne"
curities in exchange for certihcates u N
Pacific bonds OF various denominations
ELECTED MISREPRESENTATION w. Tracy
ord eorge r. Thurnauer were yesterday c'c''
Cd members Of the New-Y York Stock EXCHANGE
They took the seats Of the late Dav'd "u''''""
and the late Abram Maurice.
DECLINE IN THE CERTIFlCAIf'o-''' h'''
ard oil Trust certificates sold yesterday ~
3i9l ;, on February 10 they sold al 4f0' NJ
has accordingly. been a decline OF nearly wv
per cent in he certificates In month "''' III ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25

c,nnoti-Between banks SOC discount: over
counter par 81. Louis. DC. discount
HANK CLEARINGS-NewY ork-Exchanees'
SOS 800 G3O: balances S54134j1 Chcago-EN-
changes. Si5.19i 102: balances. Sl."42i2l Bal
Observation-Disclosures S2.2l9,3l7 balances. S"'S'-
5o7 Observation-Disclosures S1j. 33:3':'.J 800 BALANCES,
$1.651.1S
FOREIGN MONEY MARKETS.-Can rates in
London. 21;M2Is per cent. Rate OF discount III
the open market. 2's per cent FOR short ana long
bills Paris exchange on London. - francs -?ta
cent!mes. Berlin discount rate. 2is per cent.
Paris discount rate. . per cent. Berlin cxchange
on London 20 marks 49, pfennlngs.
EUROPEAN GECURITIES.-Brit!sh consos
closed ut III i1-1G for moncy and i9s for the
account, French rentes were lo3 francs STE
confines OK interest. Spanish per cents in
London. 53I. against 53h on Wednesday.
THE SILVER MARXET.-Ba- silver. '1c.
against jGs,c on wednesday. Mexican silver
dollars. 45c IN London bar silver. 70 ltd, ad-
vanced lied Receipts OF silver from Mexico
100 OO0 ounces
FOREIGN BANK REPORTS.-The weekly
statement CT the Bank Of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve decreased
1902 600: circulation increased toiG,coo; bullion
creased t4t114: other securities decreased
l1loOOO other" deposits decreased tl2toNo;
public deposits increased il"9O0; notes re-
seI.vo decreased f14S.0C0; Government secuTi-
ties increased $4,000. I'll" proportion 81 the
Bank of Englands reserve to liability which
last week was 1854 per cent. IS now 1877 per
cent against an advance from 'Jo5 per cent
to 800 per cent in the corresponding week last
year.
The weekly statement Of the Bank OF France
shows the following changes as compared with
the previous account: Notes In circulation de-
creased 305O0.NN francs: treasury accounts
current increased 1352JO00 francs; gold in
hand decreased 4.S25.000 francs; bills discount
cd decreased 19225.0oo francs, silver in hand
increased coo francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25

OUTSIDE SECCRITIES.-Mark"t dun and
weak Standard OIL again lower. selling
down 10 3i7a,. against 351M352 on Wednesday.
II closed az 341G34S Glucose common closed
at 36IaG31; the preferred 01isMe': Malt com
mon 2OG22: the preferred. 1o912; New-Amster-
dam Gas common 23a23; preferred 1i2GGl.
and Electro Pneumatic lasa1'2.
ROCK ISLAND DIVIDEND-The Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company has
declared its regular quarterly dividend Of per
cent payable May > Transfer books close March
81 and reopen April H. and close again on April
% for the annual election.
WISCONSIN CENTRAL PLAN.-A member
z the Wisconsin Central Reorganization Com
mittec is reported by The Network News
Bureau as saying that plan has been per
been announced but for the general disturbing
eject OF the war cloud II will be necessary.
when the financial community is again influ-
enccd by ordinary business considerations. 10
raise money to pay OF the receivers certificates
ard for other purposes"
APPLICATION TO Application has
been made at the Stock Exchange 10 list the
following securities: Erie Railroad Company
S13OCOOO0 additional FIRST preferred voting trust
certificates and s13.o0D,00O common voting trust
certificates; Southern Railway Company. s.
900. 400 additional preferred stock voting trust
certificates
COUPONS PAYABLE.-Coupons due April
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25
NOTICE.
ERIE RAILROAD CO1pANY.
Fl Cortinndt street.
New York. March is'h. 1898
NOTICE.
To All Stockholders OF the
New York, Susquehanna & W7sem
Railroad Company:

The Erie Railroad Company by proper corporate ac'oe.
having increased Cap1 stock by $50 900 sna". ef
First Preferred Stock arl 5000 shar's ~ 'ofnnon
Stock notice Is given n holders Capital stock =
the Nov YORK su-qu.harna and Western Railroad COM
ranv that In exchange FOR certificates ~ stock - 'aif
lae,- nomei Company endorsed ,or transfer srf
delivered - Eric Railroad Company through aAsrs
J. f. Morgan & Company 20 Wall Street. New Yo'<.
there Will delivered temporary receipts which shall
en,l,le the holder not the 4 June.
1895 and rpon surrender II such receipt. rsc.iv.
therefor stock - the Erie Railroad Company the FOL
lowing rates VIZ:
Nine -.en,hs 81 cnr -h1,e - Frs Preferred Stock
~ The Eric IA lrosd company for eaoh sai every
share r, Preferred s;0ck %, tho Yea York
susquehn,na and Wes,c.n Railroad Company spAci-
h.d In such receipt.
one share 81 Common sock = The Erie Railroad
Company sor each and every share Of tho Common
stock ~ the New York. susqu,hanna and Western
Railroad Company specified 90 such receipt
The certificates Tor Erie eocs WI. the form u
stock Certificates. identical with those s,>
m the Nov YORK Stock Exchange.
such certificates being ssuabla FOR less than
share each slahlr adjustment cash VII he made for
fractions u result upon these exchanges
II for any reason 'he Erie Railroad stock trust
,acatoe shall not ready delivery before ,hs
nret dav II Irrr iSoS 'Gca'e - ~, View YORK;
susTueranna and Western Railroad Conpanys STOCK 70
the amount stated zach receipt viii. without charge
bc returned upon surrender - such recep'.
The RICH, Is reserved withdraw tbs oGer al aay
time and without previous ro'ice.
Nv order OF Board II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25
SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. March 24-The market for American
securities ruled dull and Irregular all day owing
10 political complications. The closing tone
steady. There was no demand. Final
prices were Atchison. 111s; Canadian Pa
cac. S}i2; St Paul. M1,; Illinois Cen
trail. l01i.: Louisville and Nashville. 49,: Mexi-
can Central now IS GO: New-Y Central. 1922 {:
Erie 1913; Pennsylvania. 5Sas: Reading, SIS ;
Erie frs; preferred. 3ii4; Mexican ordinary.
1915 ana Grand Trunk. -.
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STATE ISSUES. Louisiana conso, is. 81 900
sola a; 1Ol
RAILROAD BONDS Market weak and
lower. Total sales amounted In par value 10
SSiI 600, against Sl4i7O0O on Wednesday. The
more important dealings were in the Atchison
issues. Rock Island extension rs. Mexican Inter
national first As, Kansas and Texas first As and
seconds Reading AZ. 81. Louis and Iron Noun
tain general as. southern Railway rs, Texas ard
Pacific issues. Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf
first receipts Wabash second rs and Erie prior
IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25

MONEY RATES-S1oncy on call. 1lsGlH per
cent Time money. 4Gi1. per cent for two
months 4. per cent FOR three months. ) per
cent for four months, and > per cent for six
months The commercial paper market was
quie and unchanged. Rates were: Prime in
dorsed bills receivable. = per cent: DOB per
cent for choice single names, and GMI per cent
for other good names.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market steady at
unchanged quotations. Actual closing rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Customs re-
ceipts reporte from Washington, S334,ltC In
ternal revenue receipts 1884 GAO. and the mscel-
laneous receipts SIS 1903; total Government re-
ceipts for the day 81 ,0S6,920; expenditures,
SG33. OOO Receipts for the month 10 date. $50
S20270: expenditures S2I.410000; excess Of OK
pendtures, 81 5S9130 Receipts for the fiscal
year to date S3OO3Is, 233; payments, S29Ss91-
800: excess OF receipts. 81 4S0 40S. Receipts Of
National bank notes for redemption to-day.
S?3S SCI.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was
debtor at the Clearing House S2IS,SGO. Its net
gain on balance was SlO6449 made up by a
gain In coin Of $122. I13. and loss IN currency
Of SIG 254 To-day's operations included: Re-
ceipts. $27O6171: payments S2,oO0,I2S result
ing in general balance Of S196 26l ,O@. consist
Ing Of $40 .037 coin and S4G.3G6B2 cur
rency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25

New equipment purchased 10y the company
amounted to S121 $50; receivers certificates paid.
SlJO,OOO: Denver. Texas and Fort Worth equip
ment trust bonds purchased, So total, 1913,
939 against $11O,5SS last year The increase in
assets was S36962,, Of which cash increased
1850. and material and supplies $119,445.
The increase In liabilities was S123.:0S. leaving
a net increase in assets over liabilities Of S2f6,-
III. Betterments aggregatinG $12o.1lS were
made in the year and charged to operating ex
penses: S29.6G3 additions to property. charged
10 improvement account and Sl2l.4S9 charged
to equipment account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25
Leading bankers posted rates were as fol-

DOMESTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49, Buy
Ing par; selling. lilo premium. New Orleans
Commercial. 81 discount; bank par. Charleston
Buying par: selling. lie premium. San Fran
c!sco-s.ght, 1oc; telegraph Tie. Chicago
I0c discount Doston-5gl0c discount en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY,
By {. 8. Thomas,
President
READING & NEW EMO.
LAND r. r. COMPANY. FIRST
nORTGAGE BONDHOLDERS'
COMMITTEE.

The Conritte. ha, prepared FOR submission - M
holders Of the securities Plan ava Agreement ~ Re
orranizat.on Of tire Philadelphia. Reading e. New Eng
lind Railroad copies which may be obtained NJ ne
Office Of tho Fidelity Insurance. Trust and snfe
De pOsit Company. 325 1921 Chestnut st. PhIat@lphia
where fiu information may be obtained and securities
deposited on ard after March 10. 1885
I, s proposed 70 forecose tho preen. Fst Mortgage.
and to create and issue securities Tire lease r. no
hartford g. Connection, Western Railroad
disturbed The lease Of N. DItchess County Railroad
70 he retained only upon the reduction NJ the rate q. In
,eres, upon Of that Company four and one
half per Provision made FOR the construction Il
branch lin 70 or near Springfield. Massachusetts
Assessments will be required 10 be paid az toliovs:
Ipon the Series "A" Bonds IOea: upon the Series p
Bonds SCI; upon N. Preferred Stock ST. ard upon me
Common stock 2ae5. for which payment. the new Frs.
Mortgage Bonds will be given at par Ten per cent o,
the he paid deposit with the rEIs,
N. Committee not more than $50 az any one and
no, oftener intervals Of 30 days. OF when 10
DAYS notice shall be given.
Syndicate has underwritten the payment OF me as
easements on the Income Bonds and Stock ~ Com
pany. and wi acquire tho rights Of The holders OF a.
ses-ed securities who DO not deposit the ana pay ths
thereon
The time within which securities mny be
deposited Is limited to April 10th. 1s0S.
GEORGE A FLETCHER Chairman.
CHARLEMAGNE TOWER JR-
ARTHUR BROCK.
HENRY I. DAVIS
II. II. PIGoTT.
ROBERT NJ JANNEY.
JOHN W. HAMER. Secretary.
JOSEPH MOORE. JR..
WILLIAM II. jerks
MORGAN q LEWIS.
sHAPLEY & BALLARD
Philadelphia. March i4th. 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25

rHTCtGO STOCKS.
,Replrfoi hv Tohcy K XIX No. DIT" ~

Local stocks iuIrovcd 20 3e points, the latter
d, x,r,h Cficaeo covering - shorts wa. the feature
n lie trading. C'sng: - 49,. ,.. o,o,
Flscuit ...-. - e,an'ho,,, %
% preferred .....- TO- Nfa"'oa'n ''''''''''' -
I1.nr,nrd Mitch. ..... l1n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25
STOCKS SUFFER LOSSES.
BOND MARKET WEAK.
GOVERNMENT ISSUES LOwER-MoNEY
AND EXCHANGE

Closing prices yesterday Ct nc fE'ncipa' ao"'e
securities and net changes from "co''s'cdS
las, quotations were as fo.'ows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25
TIE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS

GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Sales. 100000
pom IS ~ 1905 al 1907 $4,000 coupon As az
120i5, and 81 0o0 registered Is Of 1925 az 100
Final quotations lower. as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

TIE TREASURY STATEMENT.-The daily
Washington statement covering actual results
Of two days ago. compared with the last pre-
Ceding statement gives the following balances: