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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-06-08

@taten Soma lpneS at u9re u!eb'
panlia Eaarbt ploaet af Gtorme ioaor.
Den enc pbeleg9enoe @torm efter ben
onben feier ben oper Staten. Sgn.
bag &ftermiobos ben Abe b8. git Der
ieien en- ferf Storm ouer norbliQe
Soma paa en Strofning ca. so Mile
breb % / 2en9be ftretfenbe fig ira
@ebar @apibs. omtrent baluueis neb
/ Staten fra Minnefotaareuoien, til
ben norblisfe Sci al Staten. Set
par en- Storm. fom blefe uoloiomt /
fun en- &etnin9 o9 ltaneoe oltfaa lite
en- 3ornabo. Den req Eelegraf'o8
9elefonlinierne neb. men iaauiot ui'
oes blep intet Mennefe brRbt.
8 &od @apibs Staten8 norbpeit'
lisHe Bel par ber en- Storm, fom li9'
nebe en- Cyclone. Sen pbelasbe man'
&c @toIbbs9nin9er % anbre Qobuie.
sos Gbolpb Sprsenion tets Mil
norb for Bpen bleu &aoningsbuiet
albetes pbelaat. men 5amiliens Meos
lemmer flap fra bet poo en- unberfulb
Moobe meb Blot nogle @trammer.
9enne 6torm irafte fig inb / Nin.
neiota, men bens ubftrefnins | Breb'
be par fun faa p&oos".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-06-08
9a,attaIemt5oer.

ct 5omtalempbe otboIoes / Sta,
panser Meniebeb. 8af. Mrne Berss
&alb. fbrRtommenoe Ranbog, Eirs>
bag % Dnsbag, 70 IA. 2isele.
bes bill ber bliue ct 6amtolemsbe /
Ebnieth Meniabeb be fslsenbe fire
Daee fra Eorsbae til SSnbas.
Blanbt EreRer, Jon bar louet at
beltaae, er Baf. g. @elton fra Min.
aeapoIis. 8af. Iisrnbom fro Ser,
gus ,5auS o. andre. AIe e rueltom@
ne. arne Berg.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-06-08
8tI f69e efter &1tftfetlerett 4Sros
feSfor 2lnoree.

R1ebenbopn ben 81 Ntai. @n st.
petition unoer Brot. U. @. Natborfts
2ebelfe e. afreift fra 6elfinsborg.
S0eriee. ineb bet 5ormaal at unber<
ibse ben norbliee Rpft paa @rbnlonb.
for ON mulist at ftnoe &rof. Nnoree.
@n rig norf &isbmanb peb Napn
3ammer bsfriber bet mefe Of ubait.
terne. @fter en- ombpseelis nnoer'
ieeelie of Eratterne melIem ben 73be
og 75be 8rebbesrab oeter @rof.
9eotborft ct tortiette &eiien benimoo
Sop Bismard poo @rbnlanhs Df>
fpft | 6oab ON at mbbe &optein
Sperorups Expedition, ber forlob
&riitionta poo rGram" / Suni Maa>
net +. U.
6ans 9beori CT. at @rof. Nutree
Ct iliue oe|mulisens er at fnbe paa
Noropftpften al @rpnlano; ban roe.
fcnnerer fom faa. ut beriom 2uftilip.
peren lonoebe paa @rgnlano % polote
SeffDiten lom fin Suite fpboper pil
oer mebgaa fere Har, fBr ban fan
naa bet nermefe Settlement uben peb
Qfelp af etSfib.
&eoniu9sielRabet beitaar of ier
&ioenifabsmenb og ct Wanbfab paa
tretten. 9eres Blan er at fpre mob
0en San Mapn / bet arftiRe 9au u9
faa fel9e Sstanten. inot,l en- Nabnins
ftnbes. eisnnem builten 2anbet tan
naaes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-06-08


Superintendent Torrence ueb &e'
formifolen / SQinoiS bar nps ubtalt
iom fin Mening, at GiaaretrBsnina
Rober fere Jorbrbbere blanot Gutter
eno nosen anben Snofpbelie,, @aloos
men ttfe unotageu. 80 Brocent al be
@utter, iom fommer til ben Snit,tu'
tiun. rgger Giearetter.
Set anta9es blanot 5olf, iom bar
lat fig ino ben 9ins. at @isaretrpg'
ninaen bbele99er be un9e Menne'
TIERS baabe le9emli9e % aonbeli9e
Mobfanbsfroft mob bet onbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-06-08

Mr. Sobn 8epins. Rebattdr of
&reis, Nntbou, Soma, iiser: .Se9
Dor brugt &bamberlainS 9olies. Gboz
lera. Dg 9iarrbee. NttoDel min 5a.
mile / femten Nar. bar onbefalet bet
til Qunereber al onore og bar albria
feet. Of bet ilog fell ct enefe Eli.
felbe". - @elses iMortenfens Npoz
thef.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-06-08
Jnolanoet.

Ratie See o. Rauo Nnberion brut.
nebe Brairie Safe, ii Mit noro fra
Iomobatpi. gBiseonfn. foe en- ll8e f.
ben. Sc par 16 os II Var gawle,
og ulptfen Rebe. mems be par ube meb
Baab alene.
- Sra Bef Sapertor upl pie8. at
en- Woub Deb Napn 9ans 8eteriou
blep broat bib Manoa9smor9en en-
beenbe Iilfanb. @n Snbianer Nisb
pna bom / @oroon Daeen fgr.-&n
Nrbeiber peo 9}apu @ufap SobniOn
orutnebe i @ef Superior Manbas.
= @as poa Gemaarinaerue. &r
fem Mar sammel @ut. @pn at Stole
superintendent Mrs. M. 81. &eim
@,Qiiton. sc. s.. fulbe tlatre op
paa en- 9reRemaRine. iom uar / BE.
peeelie. for en- usesEib iiben. 6an
falbt os Tom unber bet enc 6iul. iom
!nute bans 6opeb.
= TIMBER en- Eornabo, lom at
oper norbpeffre Del of MiQs Counts
Soma. forriee Eirsboasatten. bleu
ct gus tilbBrenbe Sobu &obrbura
goelost. 6ans II Har samle 9at'
ter bleu orebt. en- liben @ut fit fit
enc Ben breffet. o. forreiten bar
ber in9en Jam,lten. Jon lite fom
tilfabe.
- 300 @rubearbeibere / @afefielb
neblaabe Mrbe,bet fife 26rboa. Rri'
ues ber fra Srontpoob. Mi@. Sc
forlonser en- 9pnstorbeielie og n99<
ter at optaee Wrbeibet ieien. fbr be
faar ben. Sc bar facet $1.65 pr.
Dag biotil.
= Bid Nelion. en- Nr6eiber Belt
Sine gleoator. blep brebt i9oaroftes,
tribes Der fra @tn Superior 4be
os. 6an arbeioebe ueb en- Bin9e. og
ct Eous fafebe fig ON beg9e bans
Sen o9 trat bam til @uluet. 8e9Qe
Ben bleu affaarne. og ban bpbe in'
ben en- Zine.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-06-08

Seq Dor oloorli9 pla9et Of 8ote /
Here Nar. us fife 6sft baooe leg en-
ilemmere 6ofte tnb noaen Song fbr.
Seq oar brust mango Mioler. uoen
at bet tar biulpet me9et, % oa en-
Ben onbefolebe mig Gbamberlains
@oftemibbel % forerebe mig en- Jla>
iie, ba ban oibfte. at ie9 par en- fot'
ttg @nfe. prepebe ieg ben meb oe
mef elebeliae &eiulta:er. Den fbr'
tie 6laiie bialp mig feroeles meaet.
o. ben anben belbrebebe mig fulb'
fanbis. Seq bar lite uaret faa frif1
paa 30 Nar. Seq siper benne Be-
pibnel{e uben Anmobnins fimpeltbeu
al Eatnemmelisbeb for ben &ur, ion
iea opnanebe. 2@rbsbigft, MrS.
aFarp U. 8earb. etaremore; arf.
gelqes, / Mortens 4potbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-06-08
CT Mprtlnar+

Ser ftnDes enbnu 2anbe og Bper,
bpor mon lite ne9ter fig en- Spas ben
lite Ipril. og bet er taar enoo9
henbt. at ct Mun@enerbIoD fenbte
fine 2eiere ct belt Mumer Nprilnar,
baterei lite Npril 1900.
Sen meit originate Nprilipsa iaar
ct bog piit orepet Nnacouba Sta,
lien meb en- af Bpens bpieite @mbebs'
mRnb.
6an bapbe ON Nftenen ben 31te
Wfarts tpmt abFiuise 5laFer fam'
men meb noele 9ooe &enner en-
Ginitue. 9a be pea 6iemueien pass
iereoe MarEebsplablen. blep ben pars
oiae 9erre enbel ,pimmel. % man
maatte ta9e en- &oan for at faa ban,
biem til bans unetarlsbolis.
Mebens Gennerne fiprte meo ben
| opb @pun benlunfne. ubfleftebe be
en- naiten oienelV Eenfe. De iaaDe
til &uifeu. at beres 8en bauoe bret
tet Benet. o9 bab bom bielpe oem meo
at bore bam op bans @opeuerelle.
8lanbt Gennerne uar en- 20ge, o9
ban la9be efter aQe &unitens &e9ler
bet enc Ben / @ibsbanbase oe paa>
loabe 2ieneren at boloe COB Taot Deb
fin @erre. ba bon baube bretfet Be,
net.
Nlt uar / Droen. men ban maotte
ab,olut lite rpre fig, og nafe 5or'
miboas uilbe 2esen TONNE ts1en.
Saa git Spbsefuslene biem for
ielp at ioue ub. ibet be naturliepis
tantte fig, at @pbaen u,lbe tlire in
benfor ben inepre 8ennefreo8.
Men be bapbe tffe reanet meo 9ro'
Netuiien. 6an fisrte nemlig til
Bpens Globrehattioner oe fortalte
meo be nbbpenbige Operorioelier.
buorlebe8 ben befienbte bpititaaenoe
Rommuneembebsmanb par falDt poo
Goruet o. baube braft ct af Beaene
paa to @teber, buorefter ban bepibit'
lgs oar bleuen flBrt til lit 8iem,
9enne rptenbe Gfterretnina blep al
@ebaftionsmeblemmer telefoneret %
telearaferet til onbre Bper. os inoer
Nprilipbeens Offer enbnu bar paas'
net af fit Wus. t1enbte belle @omasnt
6iitorien ON bet oobbelte 8enbruo
Don paaaneoe tbrf ri. 9 ON Wior'
senen. 6an baube frp9teli9 9oueo:
pine, os oa 91eneren fortalte on
8enbruobet, og bon faa 1T bbtr'
Sfinneben / @ibs. fit ban ogiat
5merter / Benet. iuffebe % fbnnebl
iamttois meb. at bon betlogebe al
Dritfert.
u&iere. Zig rolte!" bab 9ieneren
go Dose maa Sc lia9e iaclebes
9eaen bar paalagt bet beftemt. @el
Mibbagstib ier ban berop".
vDet ct ba ct 9elb". trpfebe Offe'
ret fig. .at 2eaen par meb peb Gil,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-06-08
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Climate and Crop Bulletin of the
Weather Bureau.
M:nneiota Sectton.
5or ben u9e. iom enbte 5 SUM '99.

Meb nnbtoeelie af &itti0n @oun,
tp bar Der beret fertt @esn ouer
belle @toteu. Set falbt furui8 %
Tom iler ben 3Ote Moi o9 2ben Su'
nj. Sturene Dor leoiaseoe Of Syn
% ftert &inb, iier ben 30te. oa oer
Dor tornaool,enenbe &eir paa fere
@teber / @taten. og BDgninser.
&inompller % Ereer to8 @tabe.
6tprf bar Sfaoea @ountierne
&anbtpobi o9 Blue Garth, buor
fere Stalbbpsninser bleu boelaste.
Creature blep brebte peb 2pn
Gountierne Mc2eob % &ebmoob.
Set iuere &eau toraar{asebe l1b<
uaifniuser / battet Gser, fplbte Bet'
tene oa oueriupmmebe lautli9senoe
N9re.
Der bar &asl pao manse Steber,
men bet eiorbe Sfabe Blot paa foo
Steoer. buor &orn. Trust os 6aue'
ia9er ftf en- ilem Webfart.
s @eb @iuer= Dalen foriintebe
forrise l1ses 8eenpeir Nrbeibet foo
meeet, at mon enbnu lite bar iaaet
alt Bps. alt Sin eqer al 6aure.
6eQer lite ber mon iat alle &oteter.
&aa anbre Steoer, buor 2anoet ct
bit. potier @ornet fraft,et. % paa
nosle Steoer er bet for tptt. Bps'
get beepnber at itpoe 8abaiba Co..
og &interbuebe % slug ietter Nts.
&nbel Mais Ter ipaelia uo pao'
9runo af bet uaaoe &eir, og bet bar
forbinbret &ultioerin9, iaa ugresiet
bar foaet itor Ma9t. &oteterne BOT
Ter fort. ubit9terne for tam Grugt
er 9obe, men ber pil blipe Tibet al
uilb Jrugt-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-06-08

@ttllinsea ! 6rontris ,pnes at ua>
re meset utrpg. lnber ct &ebbelgb
/ &aris for 'nosle 9ase fioen par bet
meo flor @qniielisbeb. at &olitiet o9
freoeliae Bergere fit ofoenot ct Operz
falo paa 2anoets Brefoent, 9onbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-06-08

Ser mebbeles ira @oibington Be-
9nnoelien af benne u9e, at YreEbent
McRtnleg bar unber Dueroetelie at
gipe &uba fin Jribeo meb bet aQer<
ferfte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-06-08

Melem rs % 80 Snbianere. .Menb.
&ptnber oe Bpru. orufneoe / 9nbiben
r2afe Of tbe @loubs", mebbeles ber
fra 2aggan I Nlberta. &anabo, Abe
bs. ulptfen i1ebe peo. at to fore
8aabe fpbte inmmen / Eoogen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-06-08

@on9resmanb .. 8. @enberion O
Soma, anto9es mn of bile bliue ben
nefe ,Speafer" &epreientanternes
GUS / @aibin9ton.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-06-08

TN 102 Mar 9ammel @nfe. Mrs.
Warp Some Douelas @alena. Ran'
las, eifteoe fig for 3oie Gong Dnss
bog 1fe 119e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-06-08

Mngaaenbe 3tlitanoen @tatens
Snbunrifole for Yiaer @isconiin
RripeS ber fra MiltDautee ten 3bie
bennes.
vOtte 8iaer anbilap fra Snbufri.
Roleu for 8ieer Torsbaasaften os
ouereau fig felp til en- Bolttimanb.
6an uilbe fsre oem tilbase til 6fo'
len. men bette uilbe be lite. Sc pn'
Febe at bltpe fert til 8olititationen.
bpor be funbe orlnie &etten ON. bpor
gruiomt be blep bebanblebe / Stolen.
9e paanaar. at be for ben mtnbfte
Dnertreoelfe al &e8lerue bliper fgrt
ben til et@teb. fom falbes .Eaarnet" /.
% ber faar be lite anben Steering eno
8ano os Brbb. os bette ton bare
en- l1se unbertioen. 9ette pilbe be
9ierne fortlare for &etten. eg berfor
logbe be @lanen til at unbfomme.
Sc bonbt II 2agener iammen. % ueo
pielp al bisie Tom be ueo ira 3bie
@toge. s Stolen ptoite mon intet
ON oereS 5lu9t, fpr &olitiet unoer.
rettebe berom. % ba blep be bentebe.
Saalebes fit be lite AnleDnins til at
tale fin Gag.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-06-08
Wtnnefpta.

Oliper. en- Is Nar Al. SBn at @b.
tparb Dillon / Monfato. brutnebe /
Ninnelota &tper for en- uee fiben.
9on Eulbe babe fig / Gluen.
Ser er iaten en- @treit / Du>
lutb. oenne @an9 blanbt bem. Tom
arbeiber paa Slebebaobene.
- 2tset of ben ouenfor nepnte
@ut, Dliuer Dlion. bleu fnnoen ii
Mll nebenfor Manfato, 2brboa. Ser
Dor uolouet benimoo 5000 / Belpn*
ming for ben, iom tunbe finbs bet.
= @n meaet befienot Miuneieta.
manb bpDe Scat til Eorsoas fiite llee.
Det oar Mntbonp ReQp / Minneapoz
lis. ber bar uaret &iBbmaub ben
8p Al uar. gan omtales iom Ell
meaet oustis % en- iaroeles sobgip>
renoe Nanb. 6on uar fbbt Sr<
Lamb og uar neiten 81 Nar gammel.
= 70 &pinber Minneapolis
tiBrte Rarpt 3rau ltae ino | en- Sol,
tebob @pnoassaiten, oa to 8iser tom
tilfabe. Sen enc. ber beber Sennie
Eablsren, bleu faitet ouerenbe % fit
ct ilemt @aor I 6ouebet. iaa bun
maaite beres beoibflBs bort. Den
anoen beb Nlma @ranbers. os o9faa
BUN fit ct lao i1emt Saar 6ouebet.
at bet maatte ipes ieien. Sc to &ip>
renbe bleu arrefterebe.
Soiepb Collins. &oitmeier /
Miue 9acs 9ate BoRbus. er tommen
tiltort paa 81, ,120 lit &esnfab meo
&eaieriusen. og bans &autioniiter er
blepen onmooet ON at puuse ub for
BAN. 9an ct en- al &ountiets elbfe
Settlere o8 ct anieet for en- baoerl.s
Manb. @ans Dotter. ber bor beitp'
ret &ontoret, Ral bore Stploen, o9 uu
er bun rgmt.
Tolu til femten Stalobpgntnger
nebblefte Blue @artb @ountb for>
ri9e 2trSba9. s 5artbault oountp
git en- @peloae, fom aioroe mesen
@tabe. 3os Sobn g@eio ipbueit
for Cation blep en- meaet for @tolo.
en- Rornbob % ct NaRinRur 1eunet
meb Sorben. &inbmpllen blaite neo.
og 9a9et blep repet Of &aanin9Sbu.
iet. sos en- anoen Jarmer Deb Napn
Sobn Wtatb gil bet liQeban. 200
Treer / bans Stoulunb blep bretfebe
to Sob fra Sorben.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-13
LAST FRIDAYS BREAK.

The New York circular of Henry Clews, writ
ten the day after the break in industrals last
week, says: The market is in a shape from
which wide fluctuations may be expected. Yes
terday we had an Illustration of this in sharp
breakdown Of a certain group OF industrials,
which extended its effects through the general
list. That break should have come during the
latter part of March. I prognostcated il
would. but there united action 10 stem the
current at that time by number of powerful
leaders with a view OF bridging over the 1st
Of April settlements expecting easy money
thereafter. Their calculations as to the speedy
return OF money to this center having mis-
carried, they lost their grip in holding the
market and in the severity of the raids which
caught innumerable number of stop orders
and weakly margined accounts. To the deluge
of stocks from this cause is due the bad break.
1t is a very healthy reaction and not any too
severe considering the high prices that most
properties had attained. The recession in
upward spring movement and insures active
trading during the summer months which but
for the marking down process would not have
been likely, for to have gone into a bull sum
mer campaign on the high range Of prices that
had been reached would have been like build
ing a mountain on the apex of another one.
The firnness OF the money market is 10 be
regarded as, on the whole, healthy symptom,
as IL is an evidence of business activity. Be
fore the expiration of this month, certain
operations requiring large transfers of funds,
however will be out OF the way; after which
there is nothing in sight to prevent a steady
and comparatively easy state Of the loan
market until next fall"
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-13
DEC1DUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

REPORTS from the coming crop are coming in
every day now and while 1t is too early for
any definite statement 1t may be said that
from indications up to date Peaches VIII be
the only heavy crop, Apricots will be slim,
Pears are not showing uD well on the river
and Cherries and Prunes dropping more
or less. owing to the dryness of the ground
last year This is the state of the crop at
present. but Il is liable to change any day.
Receipts were % boxes Cherries and 81
chests Strawberries.
The market is well supplied with Oranges,
but they are meeting with a good demand
and steady.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples, S1G1 25 for common, 81 5Oqz per poA
for No ! and 81 50D3 for choice TO fancy.
Strawberries $10Q16 per chest for small and
S56l7 for large berries. -
Cherries 81 25ql 90 for white, 81 foqz lot req
and So so per box for black.
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges, S2 2o45 5O
per box; Seedlings. 75cq$l 70: Mediterranean
Sweets 81 50G2 Lemons, 75cq$1 90 for common
and s2G2 90 for good 20 choice; Mexican
Lines 81 5065; California Lines. 50q75c per
2 so per bunch; Plneappes, s2G4 80 per dozen
Mail advices from New York say of Prunes:
"Prunes are tending upward because OF en-
larged demand and the close concentration or
stocks here and in California. Total holdings
on the coast will scarcely exceed 200 cars, and
one firm is said to control the bulk of them.
The same condition exists here consequently
advances are expected all sizes and quail
ties At present demand appears to be re-
etricted, though there Is strong inquiry, and
some out-of-towp dealers are seeking supplies
to carry them over the spring activity before
there is another advance. The outlook is hope
full for holders, but at the moment actual busi-
ness is comparatively light
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-13
Brown and the Twins.

"Yes." said Green, 81 always thought
well of Brown until last night"
what did he do last night?" asked
White.
we've boys at our houses, two of 'em,
twins, and as fine a pair of youngsters as
mortal man ever laid his eyes on. They're
bouncing fellows, and for the past week
all the neighbors have been in to see
them. Most of the girls Gertrude knows
have given the babies something, and
some of the men have sent over little
trifes like shaving mugs and cigar cases
and the like, to be saved for the boys un-
til they're old enough to use them. We
expected nice present from Brown and
his wife, for both Gertrude and | knew
them well before we all up and married
OF course Brown was told of the twins
shortly after their arrival in this vale
Of tears, and every evening we expected
he and Mrs. Brown would be over. Thev
came last night. Brown wanted to see
the boys, yet as they have never had any
little folks in his house, he hardly know
what to say. They were brought out by
the nurse and he took one on each knee.
holding them close to him, with his arms
around them, you know. Well, he look
ed at them, blushed a little, appeared
rather foolish and blurted out, brothers,
presume? What do you think of that?''
Detroit Free Press.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-13
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 12.-There was a wild
rush to buy at the opening. and the specialties
made large gains, part of which they retained,
while the railways, which had improved smart
~, left off at about yesterdays figures The
rise Of Americans in London before the OPEN
ing and the momentum of yesterday was re-
sponsibe for the early excitement in the mar
ket. Call money ranged from to 5, closing
the lower figure, and sterling exchange
strong throughout, demand sterling rising ".
The rapidity OF the early advance induced
heavy realizations, but general tone OF
strength prevailed until the afternoon when
some sharp recesslons occurred. The killing
of American and English navy officers in
Samoa seemed to arouse apprehension in some
quarters of further complications. Among the
specialties strong features were Brooklyn
Transit, Consolidated Gas. Peoples Gas,
Sugar and the iron and steel shares. Balti-
more and Ohio issues, Norfolk and Western
preferred and Northern Pacific were strong.
Foreign houses were early purchasers but re-
sold about half as much on the local rise
Some OF the foreign purchases were connected
with London's fortnlghtly settlement. A
number of shorts were driven to cover early
owing to the commission house demand, es-
pecially for industrials, because of more lib
toward such stocks. The market closed steady
There more activity in railroad bonds to-
day, and while a few issues were shaded
the general average was slightly better on the
day. Total sales, s., ,750, 600. United States 3s
advanced 1s in the bid price
Total sales OF stocks to-day amounted to
S4S, l20 shares including: American Steel and
Wire, 24,6oO; American Sugar. 1900; Tin Plate
$500; Atchson preferred $4,000; Baltimore and
Ohio, $500; Brooklyn Rapid Transit rs, 300; !;
tinentsl Tobacco, 81 500; do preferred 5000;
Federal Steel $4,000; do preferred. 13, 600: Kan
sas and Texas preferred. 1900; Louisville and
Nashville. 1890; Manhattan Consolidated, "a
400; Missouri Pacific, 81, 500; National Steel
20,500 New York Central. 1880; Norfolk and
Western preferred l0,5OO Northern Pacific
5000 Pacific Mail, 5000; Peoples Gas as OOO: ::
Reading first preferred. 800; do second pre-
ferred, 500; st. Louis and Southwestern pre-
ferred $500; st. Paul. %. 800; Southern Railway
preferred 1G.400; Tennessee Coal and Iron l2-
200; Texas and Pacific 1000: Union Pacific
1e,000; do preferred, 5000; United States Leather
preferred 4S00.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-13

rHIrRsDAY. APRIL 1a.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-13

The sugar stocks were about the same on
the morning session of the Bond Exchange
The light stocks were unsettled. Gas and
Electric declining to s74 and Mutual Electric
advancing to SIS 75.
On the afternoon call business was more
active. Gas and Electric sold still lower at
SI3 3112, Mutual Electric advanced to SIG l212
and Contra Costa Water to s65. Market-street
Railway declined to $62 75.
Mining stocks continued firm but quiet. The
telegram from the pump said: Elevator
working steadily. Water in 1850 level winze
ls feet inches below the station"
The semi annual interest on the bonds of the
Sierra Valley Railway Company is now payable
at the Crocker Woolworth National Bank.
The following changes in the officials of the
Nevada National Bank reported: George
Grant, cashier in place of D. B. Davidson,
retired on account of i'll health, and w. G..
McGavin. assistant cashier, in place of Mr.
Grant, promoted. The office of second vice
president has been created, and l. W. Hellman
has been appointed to the place.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-13
OUR ACCOUNT WITH THE PACIFIC
ROADS.

The following figures show the amounts due
the United States from Pacific railroads on ac-
count Of bonds issued in aid of their construc-
ton: Central branch Union Pacific, $S,763,-
173 80; Sioux City and Pacific, A220,s21 97
total, ST. O95 81. The Government has been
reimbursed for S27, ,5l2 principal and $3l.-
2ll, III 70 interest, being the total Indebtedness
of the Union Pacific Railroad Company to No
vember l, 1897, and for the principal Of the
Kansas Pacific Indebtedness, amounting to
Sc 303 900. Under settlement agreement of Feb
ruary /, 1889. twenty notes of the Central Pa
cfc Railroad Company were delivered TO the
Treasurer OF the United States aggregating
SIS. Sl2, rs CO. which amount represented the
unpaid balance Of the total Indebtedness Of the
Central Pacific and Western Pacific Railroad
companies to the United States on February
!, 1899. On March 10, 1899, in pursuance Of
agreement, the first four of said notes, aggre-
eating Sl1, 762, 543 y with accrued / interest
amounting TO $35. III O2) were transferred in
consideration Of a full cash payment into the
treasury of the principal and interest thereon.
leaving the balance unpaid March 81, 1899. $47.-
O5O. l72 IS, and accrued interest less trans
pOrtatiOn earnings
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-13
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, April 12.-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow:
Some of the large woolen mills. including
both those which in the combine, have
been represented in the market during the
past week and have purchased very literally
Of wool The Washington Wanskuck and
Pacific mills have been especially prominent
and they have taken some very large lines
of territories, Oregon Il and SIS blood
heeces. The sales of territories alone aggre-
gate over 100000 pounds, which, combined
ness for the week of nearly 5000. COO pounds.
There is no change to note in prices. how
ever. The sales of the week in Boston amount
ed TO z 4e1 900 pounds domestic and 466, 500
pounds foreign, making a total of 1927, 500,
against a total of 4.263.S 500 for the previous
week and a total of $50 $50 for the correspond
ing week last year. Sales since January l,
1899. amount to $1,000, GOO pounds. against 40,
727, $40 pounds last year at this time.