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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-14
HOWARD IN THE PEN.
a Butte Burglar Properly Attended to by
a Spokane Court.

Thomas Howard, the burglar who rob-
bed the residence of w. o. Clymo of $500
worth of money and jewelry and was sub
sequently arrested in Spokane for a bur-
glary committed there, has pleaded guilty
in that city and has been sent to the pen
itentiary for three years. Howard told
the Spokane court that he had worked in
a Butte hotel for four or five months be-
fore going to Spokane, and that he had
been guilty of only one of the numerous
burglaries charged against him.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-14
CARTER WINS OUT.
The Complaining Witness Was Too Weak
to Make Good Race.

]. D. Carter, charged with passing
counterfeit $40 bill on Joseph Rousson,
escaped punishment very easily yester-
day. In the afternoon a jury was en-
paneled in Justice Harrington's court
to try him for petit larceny and Rous-
son, the complaining witness, was call
ed. He told such a fishy story that
Deputy County Attorney Alley did not
resist motion to dismiss when Rous-
son had finished his testimony. Rous-
son was fined $40 a couple of days ago
for passing the bill which he claimed he
got from Carter.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-14
A QUEER OLD FIRE GEYSER.
The Bottom of the Volcano Gone and
Can't BE Found,

San Francisco, April 13.-Passengers on
the steamer City of -.io de Janeiro. from
Honolulu, state that on March % the bot
tom of the great volcano fell out. followed
by great clouds of dust and smoke. Some
alarm was felt by the guests of the Vol
cano house. occasioned by the noise and
the frequent landsldes which followed,
but some of the guests became treasured
and started to investigate the phenome-
non A hole Is feet in diameter showed the
extent of the cave-in. All attempts to To-
cate the bottom of the crater were una
vailing and some authorities place 1t at
500 feet below the mouth of the crater.
Further developments are awaited.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-14
HOW IT CAME TO PASS.
Offenders Tell Judge Terrell About Their
Latest Escanades.

Latest Escapades.
In police court yesterday William
Bailey was fined IS for drunkenness
and Henry Knight a like amount for
malicious mischief.
Sid Miller, arrested for defacing the
countenance of Jack O'Donnell, took "a
hours to plead to a charge of disturb
ance, owing to the fact that a COM
plant for third degree assault had been
filed in another court.
H. r. Wagner and F. E. Mcdonald,
charged with disturbance, had their
cases set for to-day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-14
IN DUE FORM.
Official Bonds of the Recently Elected
School Trustees Approved.

The official bonds of the four new school
trustees in the sum of $4,000 each We're
submitted to Judge Clancy yesterday and
were by him approved. The sureties on
the bond of w. Nee. White, who was APP
pointed to fill the vacancy on the board
caused by the resignation of A. T. Nor
gan, are John Noyes and John O'Rourke
On the bond of Henry Mueller the sureties
are D. J. Hennessy and Henry Muntzer,
On George F. Moulthrop bond, William
D. Thornton and D. NJ. Newbro. On d. J.
Girard's bond. A. F. Bray and D. Do
rails.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-14
Postofiice Changes.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Washington, April ia postoffice has
been established at Mizpah. Custer coun~
ty, Montana, with Colin Mclaughlin as
postmaster. The postoffice at Burton. Te-
ton county, has been discontinued and the
mail will go 10 Choteau.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-14
ALL BUT THE HOLE.
Vanda1s Carrying Off Every Movable
Thing From Milwaukee Mine.

1t came to the attention of the au-
thorities yesterday that miscreants have
been committing depredations at the
milwaukee mine, west of Missoula
sulch, for some time. 1t was reported
that about everything movable had
been carried off and that the boiler is
now being wrecked and carried away
by piecemeal. 1t is supposed boys are
the vandals. Several are now under
suspicion and arrests will probably soon
follow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-14

We have an old-established, centrally
located saloon doing a fine business,
which we can sell for $3.50. including
large stock of retail goods. Fixtures
worth more than the price asked, in
clude a safe and a National cash regis
ter Reynolds & Mcdowell, 46 East
Broadway, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-14
OATH OF OFFICE.
Magistrate-E Elect SuiIivan's $4,000 Bond
EiIed-AIdermen Sworn In

Police Magistrate-elect James C. Sulli-
van yesterday took the oath of office and
filed his bond The bond is for $4,000, with
TT. L. Frank and F. Aug. Heinze as sure
ties. Aldermen-elect Archambault Kro-
ger, Macarthur and Elderkin also took the
oath of office yesterday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-14
Notice.

.Trotting bred and work horses for
sale at Rockwell's Pride of Butte livery
stable. corner Montana and Mercury
streets.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-14
Change in Location.

The Northern Pacific railway has re-
moved its city ticket office from the
Hamilton building, No. % East Broad
way, to the Lizzie block, northwest cor
ner Park and Main streets.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-14
Emphatic Expressions of Salts
faction on All Sides.
BIZ NJ. MAJ TIERS STRAIGHT
Everybody Pleased but the M. O.
P. Followers.
WORK RESUMED AT ONCE

All the Old Employees on Hand to Re-
port for Duty, and Tom Kinds Force
Not Encouraged by the Prospects.
The Action of the Supreme Court
Makes It Plain That Justice Is to Be
Had in Montana.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-14

The Dorothy block, Granite and Wy
oming. reserves rooms for commercial
travellers. Elegant sample rooms.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-14

Thomas Sliney, aged % years, died
yesterday morning at No. 43 Anaconda
road. Announcement of funeral later.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-14

Eyes, 500'' new spring patterns. See
them Fisher, West Galena. tailor.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-14

The Butte Production, Gaylor, En- Route
to His First Love.
Bobby GaylOr. the well-known Irish
comedian, is coming to the Grand, and,
it is said, will bring with him one of
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-14

DR.. Rinehart's half-page ad. Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-24
SAILED.

Thursday, March o
e.- Alameda, Won Oterendorp. Honolulu and
sydney' si1e; Corona. Debney. san Diego.
stnr s;,yrlr costa Rica, Russell, Cnamperlco'
So 60 rloa. Jahnsen. EureAd-
Stmr Brunswick, Andersen
Sr StIlir Czarfna. Seaman. seattle.
StIlt b,D n C General Roberts, Fearon' cape Town.
,ia port Townsend 1,o.1a,d
sem CHARTERS.
--ro transit loads mdse for Honolulu.
>-icniaefsIi; Jessie Minor. lumber at Eureka for
Honolulu; 5 Ig1,es Kerr loads wheat at Tacoma tos
EUROPE 'i' MISCELLANEOUS
o--o.- lTa-cb 22-Ger bark Callao. from
d1e,a L0aRGN, 8JISna for weser Fayal, with
suffering from scurvY.
POM. LOBOS. March q, ~ p n" Gather
thick: wind Sc; velocity ~ nllIgs-
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAN PEDRO-Arrtved March 22-Strnr Pasa-
dena Gaie6 from maEGh zaschr Lucy for Umpqa
March 23-Schr Sadie, for : 89S No.,
sEATTLE-Arrived March --7''ii' D'A
heRSe r66s MsTCY MRsRYLsailed March 22-schr Guide ss
san -rffd FrahfsTh March 28-schr Gotama hence 4a-a
l'iPoRT ciAMBLE-Arrived March 23-sa.p
Shenandoah from Port Blakeley-
s0f-TH BEND-sailed March 23-BarS Al
rs1Iai CIA1IAM tI5 n" BAY"In port March 2a-Bsu
Northwest from Olympia, for san Pedro
PORT ANGELES-ln port -'Ae4'-il -7-t.Q
0I9Ty PT7T Ti Town END-Arrived March 23-Bs-k
vidette. hence March II; schr Repeat from
H9427Sifr H994n2Y7SMifPrA-saiIed March 23-schr EIndeavor
for Tacoma; brig Courtney oTqi I,- IoI -
Hewport CS) for Port BIakeley; bark Lew g
Bqrgss heRse M2TeR 2TF1 E zssafed II5 sf' March e.
Hf0 PORT gTH'E s5I EsB5ILoW-saiisd March 2s-Br bark
D9TiRl99' GRRYs fP4 P44RBoR-Arrtved March 21-st1r
Coquille River hence MaTeh l. % scr r. L4e-A
Madsen, hence March Il March z--90Hr I=a-
saiIed March 22-schr Ida Mckay for san
5a6Si7TR. 5Ma6TTEREY-safed March 28-stHr Ruth.
foF Fl ISsI RFK4@Arrved t,r1 March 2s-stmr ceone.
heRS4 T6PTSnsailed MsfSn March 28-stmr Alliance
FOR san Francisco
HORFoLK-Cleared March 22-ship Challen-
ssJi TE% 72F M5PlES Y6RKIArrived March 22-stnr FL
'-A'''7 F15REIGN PORTS.
CARDTFF-Arrived March Zz-Br ship Clack-
ma z1iIG%GK0TGI GIArrtved March 21-Haw s;nr
Aztec. hence Feb 13. Arrived prlQr Ma-ch =
Ian s+rr America Maru. hence Feb p: Br stDr
TEWC aSTI.E. NSW-Sailed March I5-Br
shin Benares. for san Francisco
YOKOHA OHAMA-Saied March 23-Br strar Len
hGNS svPTF!y -! Arrived March p - Ship
bI2T1; lie IIE Passed March z2-Br ship
F3ITtbsWood. from Fraser River. for Londo2
0T-EENSTOWN-SaiIe March za-br snip
MAZATLAN = Sailed March Ger bark
planet for Havre: schr Gen Banning, Tor san
Blas TO Narhuete 10 load ~
ATrived March 12-Ger bark PROMPT from
Hamburg via Acapulco and san Bias. and
will 90 70 Guayrnas TO load for British Colum-
isANTA ROsALIA-To sail April 2-Br ship
Port Caledonia for Talral-
SaiIaT March 15-Br ship Heathbans. for Tai
tai March e-Schr Pioneer, for Frays Har-
! bor March 2-Bark Alex Mcneil i9r Fuset
Arrived March 5Br ship Pass 7i q Mielt2Td.
<ro7, Hamburg. Feb 2@Nor bark SKIOLD. from
Hs-burg March l0-Schr CoUree-. from
C;ravs Harbor. and expects 70 sail for san
/ Marcos Island March q
/ Gao; sails at 5 . N same day for san Fran
cisco.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-24
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK March 2S.-T'he stock market
took OF AL appearance Of strength to-day and
the dealings OF about three quarters OF mil
lion shares were largely centsred in the rail-
ways. Realizing toward the close cut down
some ot the advance, leaving the net improve
msnt generally slight The expected adjourn
ment 4 the New Jersey Legislature was used
5 a bull card auong the coalers on the ground
that II lessened the prospect OF hostile legisla-
ton. Lackawsnua made the extreme advance
Of So There was talk also OF q lease on the
Jersey Central 70 the Reading Company. Peo-
pies Gas gained "a in anticipation Of the ad
loC-nuenr ot the Illinois Legislature and on
gossip oI a possible consolidation with an cleo
tric lighting company. The dealings in Bur
Nugton we're even in excess Of those in Sugar
the late leader in point OF activity. and a gain
ot points resulted in that railway security.
\ short interest was said - have existed IN
from the covering o5 bear stCp-lOss orders The
other GranEers synpathized IN the movement
trading held their own Local transportation
shares moved narrowly, excepting Manhattan.
which lost over pOinL Tobacco stocks were
slishtly improved and sugar letr OF ~ points
down On gossip that the most Ect1ve bulls had
recent decline and the market left on with a
fairly good tone
Bend prices today showed improvements in
many cases with an exceptional rise in Brook
lyu Elevated The market II general moved
trresularly. but losses were trivial Total sales
United States threes advanced H. while the
new toErs declined as much IN the bid price.
The total sales q stocks today were -, 400
shares Including; Atchison preferred p. 559
Central Pacific 1900, Burlington s.. O20 Nanhat-
tan p. s35. Metropolitan Ass. Reading first pre-
Is-re6 4L.2eS. NJ K and T. preferred 6l35.
Northern American $500. Rock Island S2s5, on
Iario and Western .. $50. Union Pacific 442o,
st. Paul lex divtdsud) Z. 20. Southern Pacific
preferred $3.50. Southern 5000 southern preferred
lS,-5S Union Pacific preferred 57Q5, American
Steel and Wire IS o55, Tobacco Ass, Federal
Steel p. SIS, Federal steel preferred 445l. Peo-
PIES Gas +S,Z55. Consolidated Gas sl5s, General
Electric SS52 Brooklyn Transit g, 420. Sugar
e472e. St Louis ana Southwestern S7S5. St
Louis and Southwestern preferred IL 500, Ten
nessee Coal and Iron u.S10. CHICAGO Great
Western Is 456
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-24
RECEIPTS OF PRoDUcE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

The sugar stocks were quiet on the Bond
Exchange and quotations showed little varia-
ton
Mining stocks were steady TO firm. with slight
fluctuations.
Advtces Just received by the Risdon Iron
Works from their representative on the Com
stock state that the pumping machinery will
not be in readiness for starting before Satur-
day or sunday The old attachments have
been withdrawn from the shaft and the new
elevator is now being lowered into its place
The Overnan assessment of cents per share
will be delinquent IN the boards to-day.
The official letter from the Justice mine
states that on the s70-foot level they have drift
ed north from the top OF No. / upraise. follow
ing the ore a distance Of eight feet The face
is IN ore assaytug. gold. SO s5; silver. ounces
total sl4 So per ton. The south drift on this
level was advanced twelve feet This drift
will connect with the old west crosscut during
the coming week During the past week they
hoisted tweutY-stx tons Of ore from No up
raise Car samples Of the same average. gold
500 80; silver 5 ounces; total, s23 II per ton
on the 4s0-foot level the work has been con-
fined 10 the construction OF an ore chute IN the
upraIse from the south drift This work is
now finished and they are prepared 20 com
r1auce extra citing ore at this point TWO VII
ney conceutrators have been ordered for the
mill and will soon be shipped.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-24
DRIED FRUITS. NUTS AND RA1s1Ns,

Prunes are now the leading variety, and the
stock is said to be reduced to about $50 cars
The New York Commercial says;
The expected Improvement in Prunes has
begun g few sizes showing slight advances
They are becoming scarce. though no two au-
thorties agree 5 TO the number or cars now IN
first hands. II seems certain, however, that II
is much smaller than usual at this season, and
that practically everything IN slght VIII De
picked up within month. The close concen-
tration Of stocks and the rapid movement into
in price. In fact. there is substantial agree
nent in the statement that as stocks clean up
and desirable qualities become more and more
difficult to obtain. prices Will rise, ana PROB
ably continue high during the season, or until
the new crop comes in.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes, &c for 40-0Qs, 49,
G5c for 50-60's, 4g4l2c for 60-7os. StlG3lzc for
and &c FOR l0O-10's; Silver Prunes. -;
Peaches. staG91ec for good TO choice, loc Tor
fancy and - for peeled: Apricots l212gloc
FOR Royals and - for Moorparks; Eyap-
Grated Apples. s1@q9c; sun dried. 5q512e;
Black Figs sacks, 2Q2-2c: Plums, nominal, &c
for unpitted; Pears, nominal.
RAISINS-S&4c for two-crown. 4s4c for three
less SuItanas Sl2c for Seedless Muscatels
and 81 20 for London Layers; Dried Grapes
NI@TS-Chestnuts &c per III: vaInuts So
&C for hardsheU Haze for softsheN; Almonds
76sc for hardsheII. 13G14c for softshell, l5QlIc
for paper shell; Peanuts. 6Q7c for Eastern and
4LG5c for California; Cocoanuts, 81 5oG5.
HONEY-Comb 1001ic for bright and sG9c
for lower grades; water white extracted. "a
G7t4c: light amber extracted, &c; dark 5g512c
EEswAx-25G27c per Ib.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.


Thursday March %,
str1r Greenwood. FagerIund. IS hours from
CIeoue.
stmr ortzaba. Hall. 81 hours from Newport
stmr Point Arena Hansen. Is hours from
MsudOciao-
strnr Pomona Parsons IS hours from Eu-
stmr LeeIanaw. storrs. days from Seattle.
Stnr Walla Walla, Wallace. So hours from
Victoria and Puget Sound ports
Stur Weeott, Durham. "a hours from va
stnlr Noyo. Johnson. 1s hours from Fort
St7nr GIpsy, Leland 20 hours from Monterey
Schr Esther Buhue, Anderson, 10 days from
New Whatcor1-
schr sailor Boy. Peterson. 10 days from Ev-
schr Maggie Russ, Haserut. u days from
Grays Harbor.
Schr Barbara Eeruster, Jensen. 20 hours from
schr Emma Utter Allen. Is days from Grays
schr Conhanza. Jensen. L days from Coquiile
schr Monterey. Beck. IS hours from Bowens
CLEARED.
Thursday. March 23
stmr Columbia. Green. Astoria o R < y Co.
Stm- Orizaba, Hall, san Pedro; GoodaI. Per
Stn1r Czarina. Seaman Seattle; Z Kruse-
Stmr Corona, Debuey. san Diego, Goodali.
Perkins & Co
stnnr Costa Rica. Russell. Champerico; P NJ
5 Co.
Bark Amy Turner. warland. HIIo; weIch
& Co.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-24

and West streets. n 2s. .25 by no being ga iot
i block B. Major Given Tract }al OahauI' Iot IN w
James u,i,o ri street 25 of Seventh, \ % oy
" 100 block 1874 Oakland: GIT ,t,a Of
bawarG btb ItTn street. 800 Of Telegraph ave
nua " 100 S 144:10A, E 100 y ia -. 70 81
ming. being lots 2S and o. Perm m saoa also lot
land. subject to mortgage ior S'oS' Iones s
on " line OF Orange street, 10 ; OF OF '9reS, ~ -
so BY W $50. being lot = nloch ~
Tract. Brooklyn Township; SO wood
ana lillian A Belknap to A 5. goo. e.
bridee lot on " corner Of East TWen' zen oo ~,
etrest and Twenty-second avenue SW 50 ,.9 9y
Nv ie6 block 81. san Antonio. East oaAlano'
SlT5 P,ct6o Rank 10 H. L. Maxheld. lot 131a
A s woodbridge to a BE Bsl6FafR; F fR;A%ood l9[ On ave-
line Glen avenue 12169 So I GI nortior Bond
Tract. Brooklyn Township: SO -. -,
A. A and Edna H Dudey 52sf 20 s&titT Street and
Tvrentv-sacond avenue SW 80 by NV IVV, 9IoeH. Pc.
81. San Antonio. East Oakland. quitcIaliI' NeeN
ANDY 1, stone to Cornelius o'Nein lot on 21
SW line of Sunnyside street, 10 81. - a1d
aFeilIs, "a Wsrion Tract. Brooklyn township; SO
Leah F. Mott to E. Heuerman. lot on = l!n Ilae
So E ma Sc 2Os 2. " 10 y 90 -9V T2aCt 70 De
ginning being portion Fitch and Sharon tract
ThoTIas Prather to Charles c. Hardy. lot on
NV corner OF Fibert and Thirt!eth streTlS' IT,
$50 100. % Is 10 16 70 e ,asc5ck
ming. being lots 20 to 26, block 0'0. GIasoooN
Tract. Oakland: $1,000. r1.L sa-,a
Charles C. Hardy to Thomas PTather' same
Gerritt 3. Stirling 10 William J. Dtngee and
William G. Henshaw lot on SN c3Tner or fds % 81
\ 3S x = I0S 2s to beginning. being lot 13,
block H. Major Given Tract. Oakland: SO 1,-,,
William J. and Virginia r; Dtngee ana Il
lfar n and Hettv T Henshaw to Joseph Z
greenwood same. Oakland; SO.
Home Security Building and Loan Assocla,
ton to George B NJ Gray lot on line OF
Thirtieth street 100 Of Grove, S IS, e 40
81 Al " IS 10. 70 beginning; also lot on \ me
n r
I1s so " So s 113. 10 to beginning. being lots =
and 2s block C, Parsons Golden Gate tract
Oakland QuitcIaim deed; SO go,
Martin and Stella Strauss TO F. W Van SICK
len lot on \ line of Central avenue. 200 Z OF
Chestnut street. 80 by 20I:6. oeing Iol ..
block 7 lands adjacent to Encinal. Alameda;
SfO
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-24
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

branch OF the United States Photographic
Office located in the Merchants Exchange, ls
maintained in San Francisco for the beneht OF
mariners without regard 70 nationality ana
free OF expense.
Navigators are cordially invited 70 visit the
office where complete sets OF charts and SAL
ing directions OF the world kept on hand
for comparison and reference, and the latest
informal ton can always be obtained regarding
lights, dangers TO navigation and all matters
Of interest TO ocean commerce
The time ball the tower OF the new Ferry
building at the foot OF Market street, IS hotsted
about ten minutes before noon and dropped al
noon I20th meridian. by telegraphtc signal re
ceived each day from the United States Naval
Observatory Mare Island. Cal
notice stating whether the ball was dropped
on time or giving the error. II any, is published
in the morning papers the following day.
w s HUGHES,
Lieutenant I S n. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-24
Hay AND FEEpsTUFFs.

Farmers continue TO send in Hay. though
there IS no market while the rain keeps up.
There will be an accumulation Of stock in two
or three days more at the present rate. Farm
ers should never ship in the rain.
Bran and NIiddltngs are still lower and weak
at the decline
BRAN-S1Sa19 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S19G21 PER ton.
FEEDSTUFF'S-Rolled Barley, sz6G27 per
ton; OIIcake Meal at the mill. s31g31 80; job
touseed Meal. S2SG30 per ton; CorumeaI. SIS 80
G2t50; Cracked Corn. s24q25, Mixed Feed,
SO 50G2Q
CALIFORNIA HAY-Wheat. s16aIs FOR good
to choice and S14 50Q15 30 for lower grades
Wheat and Oat. Sl4GI7 Oat, s144IS: Isla nd
Barley. S12g1+: Alfalfa, SO 50G1Z; Stock, $50
Il. Glover nominal.
OUTSIDE HAY Cfrom Oregon. Nevada, etc)
Wheat and Wheat and Oat. s13G14. Cheat
Sil 5Ql1I3: Grass Hay SO 50G1G so; Oat SAC
"A 50; Clover. so 5CQ1 50; Timothy. s11G12 per
ton
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-24
HIDES. TALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about ic under the quotations. Heavy saIted
steers. 10c: medium, &c; light. SGSI9c; Cow
hides. sIzG9c; Stays. Sc; Sailed Kip &c; Calf
10c: dry Hides sound. l5c: culls and brands
pc. drv Kip and Veal. 15c: dry Calf 17c
Sheeuskins shea-Iings. 10TS0c each short
Wool 35GsJc each: medium, 70Ge0c; long Wool
e0cGSl 10 each: Horse Hides. salt. 81 75p2 25
for large and 81 for small; Colts, 25G50c for
small
No 2 2s4G3c: refined. 42s d5c; Grease. 2T2Lc.
WOOL-Spring C1ips-Southern Mountain. u
months 7dac; San joaquin and Southern. Z
months s9sc: FoothiI ard Northern free. 10
Gl2c: Foothiu and Northern defective. 9G1c;
d1Zc: Eastern Oregon. 10al2c-
Fall WOols--
Humboldt and Mendocino--.........-...s al
Northern Mountain ---....-.----..---..--I 40
Southern Observation-Disclosures --.----o Q "a
Plains | -; o.; - a
i2ql2]a FOR good and 13G15c 1or choice TO fancy
tom first hands
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-24

g. minimum. -. mean. IS,
w A~~rIE-r2 CDNDTTTONS AND GENERAL,
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-24
orr EXPORTS AND IMPORTS


The New York circular OF Henry Clews says
Of the changing conditions in our exports and
imports.
The Government trade returns for February
s,-sl- show a large excess OF exports over i'm
Tr5rrs The surplus being S3S. 81, coo. This IS
s 2IS 600 below the surplus ot February. 1928,
ans II Is deserving Of notice that the decrease
Is 5ue = the extent Of Sis 600. TO an increase
IN .he imports. Il would not be surprising II
rpe imports should continue 10 show an in
crease. for the prevailing national prosperity
may reasonably be expected 70 cause an IN
crease II the consumption Of foreign goods as
well As domestic For the first eight months
OF the current fiscal year the exports o. Tner-
~rar5fse exceeded the imports by S4l6. m. 900
yvhfrb is So SIC 90 below the surplus for the
same period Ct 1875 The exports as against
Imports VIII be 2 matter Of vast Importance IN
-bs f,,r,-e and REQUIRE TO be watched closely
bv Wall street operators It must be remem-
bera5 thar much OF this Country's recent good
times has been largely derived from our pre-
uordsrauCa Of exports over impOrts-tf We lose
Jhar immense advantage, or even have II ma
terially diminished. it viii be an adverse
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-24
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

RAGsTre rains have led dealers 70 ask
HIGHER prices for grain bags. Calcutta Grain
Bags. 81 05zzc for June and July: Wool Bags.
zsd2sc; san Quentin Bags 81 e5.
COAL-WeIlingron- IS per ton; New yelling
ton IS: Southheld Wellington. 81 80: Seattle
IS: Bryant. IS: Coos Bay s5 WaIIsend. 81 so:
scotch IS: Cumberland. IS in bulk and 50 %
IN sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. $14;
Camel IS 30 Per ton; Rock Springs and Castle
Gate, 81 50; Coke. $i2 per ton in bulk and SI4
in sacks
STGAR-Tha Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed
and Fine Crushed, 5ssc: Powdered. 54sc; Candy
Cira1uIated SIC; Dry Granulated. 5lsc: Con
fectfouers' A SIC; California 4 4Tsc; Magnolia
A 4a,c: Extra c, 4ssc: Golden c. 4tzc: half
barrels &c more than barrels and boxes. Ilsc
more. No order taken for less than 70 barrels
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