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Sharp Decline in Silver Market
Comstock Mining Shares Higher

Percy T. Morgan, Henry Rosenfeld, F. .. hossl' s
G. Shilling. NJ. j. Fontana and +. w ian sieh
len. Percy I. Morgan elected president, >.
Frowenfeld and Henry Rosenfeld vice presidents
and " Hanson secretary and general msnaee, ns her
The financial statement as of December II SHOWS
total assets of so. 923 2ss.6 81, as compared Win
Sloos4 569 on December 81 1905; Inc Ia ;nt am;ns
tory of wines is valued at 81 13O 6l2 6o againsl
" 269 ,3e2: bills and accounts receivable SSes'
go II, against $685., ,154 insurance claims sI94,
OO6 ~. against $3.50 310 and cash IN Dapks;;
S2S1 .642 S. against $3so,179- The bonds EOS issueu @
are $l,5050 000 with accrued interest or sd. 9o4.
While the last year has been the most UNI ,.
able in the history of the association, fresiuent
Morgan says in his annual report that tne ou,-
look for the wine business now presents more
favorable features than for some time past;;
The associations stock win probably De rensteu
on the stock and bond exchange shortly
In addition to 81 900 worth of concentrates
shipped early this week by the Tonopsh a,Iea Exten-
sion mining company seven bars OF Dulloh,
valued at about 81 900 have since been sent
from the new mill 1t is expected that the next
cleanup will be larger. for 80 stamps are now
dropping regularly and about 120 tons of ore
are being treated daily.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grain.

Wheat. .Inacti7ity still prevails in this mar
ket, with no further change in quotations.
CASH WHEAT
California, club, 81 81 y a .95; Sonora. s. 05G
2.15; Propo and white Australian. So 05612. 10
Northern wheat-Club. S1S5; Russian red
S1s3ss a 1.s5; turkey red, 81 Boa 1.95; bluestem
S2@2o5.
Dec.-$1 81 bid. S1.S5 asked.
dull and weak. though futures were somewhat t
frmer yesterday morning. \ sale was reported
of 1,600 sacks of reclcaned for seed at 81 90
CASH BARLEY
No. feed. $1.35d 81 u of grades 81. 81 i2d
L321a per ctl; brewing, $1.3SS. al 40: shipping
lots Si3s& G1.40; chevsler $l5J6I1. % per ctl.
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
Open. High. Low Close
Dec. Sss ..... 81 sss $I2s sisS4s .S siss
p. M. Session
May-No sales; 81 36$s bid 81 81 asked.
Osts-Seed kinds dull and weak though
no further decline reported yesterday.
Reds for feed. S1.5oG 80: reds for seed, 81 60
a 80; black. S1.5o@ 2.30; gray. nominal; white
81 621 y a 10 per ctl for fair to No. 1.
Corn--Arrival of 8, 105 centas from Japan.
Offerings change ample and the
market is quiet.
Manchuran small yellow is quoted at
St-65 per. ctl asked in sacks; California small
round yellow 81. 706l.75 white. S1.S5: large
yellow. $lI0M1. 1.T22 western states yellow, In
bulk In San Francisco track. 81 90; white $1G1; !;
mixed, S1.5S: white Egyptian, 81 .6561 40; ;
brown do. 81 1.5T y al 60 per ctl.
Rye-Spot Utah is quoted at S1.921s, and to
arrive at 81. California is quoted at 81 per ctl.
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ProxisiOus

Cottelene-One half bbl. 131sc; half bbls
13c; l tierce, 127sc; ? tierees. 12z.c; tierces
129sc.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
Ssws Ssu,e 14e. California hams IL isc. Ysnry
bacon 6 to lbs. 24c S to 10 lbs, 22e: 10 to
IL lbs &c; light dry salt bacon. to 10 lbs
l91Ac; 10 to u lbs. 19c; medium bacon, 1Sc;
light medium bacon, 1Sc
Lard-Tierces 16c. J0s 16Lc los 16stc IS
I6Jkc SIS lie; compound lard, tierees lie sos
IILc. los 1%c, 5s 11Tsc, IS. 12c; yellow cook
ing oil. 64e per gal; white cooking OIL 65c per
gal; salad OIL 6Tc per gal.
Beef-LocaI prices are quoted Export lots.
inspected by the government. 81 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef, $i450 per Dbl; fam
ily beef S14 per bbl. extra mess beef, SIS 90 Der
bbl; smoked beef. 19c per ID.
Pork-Extra prime. In barrels. S26: clear $50:
mess s26: pig pork S32. so; pigs feet So Is FOR
half bbs, 81 40 for 25 lb EGGS and $1.S5 for kits
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STOCK MARKET
EXTRE MELY DULL

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-The lift
to prices in yesterdays stock mar
ket proved a disappointment in its
after effects today. The move
ment fiattened out after futile at
tempts 10 extend it by the profes-
sional boardroom traders. The
latter part of the day was about
as dull as the early part of yes
terday.
Some of the news on which
the rise was based proved so un-
satisfactory to the professional
buyers that they hastily resold
their takings. The southern rail-
road stocks fell back sharply ow-
ing to lack of confirmation of yes
terdsy's reports of financial plan
which would carry valuable rights
to stock holders.
The conviction was confirmed oy
these developments that the stock
market was falling into a rut and
was destined to q period of dull
ness. The pendency Of the settle
ment of the wage question by the
southern railroads is not helpful to
the advocates of higher prices.
The condition of the winter
planted crops comes into increas-
ing Importance. Conflicting re-
ports today of-the amount of dam
age done in the southwest by the
severe weather were an influence
both in the stock and wheat mar
kets
The report of earnings for jan
uary presented by the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe offered an
object lesson of the cost of storm
blockades to the railroads. The
operating cost for the system was
run up sI,524465 over that of jan
uary last year. thus converting
gain in gross earnings of over half
a million dollars into a net de-
crease of sl.ooo,o0o.
4 significant development is the
heavy retirement OF note circula-
tion which the banks have entered
upon Deposits for that purpose
with the subtreasury are largely
IeSpOnSlDtS LOT the WEN . loA
gain by that institution, which
reached $6,I3s. 600.
Evidently the banks are no
longer able to keep their notes in
circulation and are retiring them.
The movement is noteworthy as
being unaccompanied by any scar
city or advance in the prices of
government bonds. This action
sets up a correction of condition
resulting = from the emergency
measures following the financial
crisis of 1907 and the currency
famine which ensued when enor-
nous issues of banknotes were
injected into circulation, supple
mented by heavy imports of gold.
The persistence of the banknote
issues has helped to keep UP
prices of commodities, which have,
in turn, discouraged export de-
mand, stinlplated import demand
and operated to force out gold
from the country.
Bonds were firm. Total sales
(par value). s2,s4S, 900.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
Special DDpatch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA Feb. 25.-While there was no
advance in the price Of eggs on the local market
ON receipt of prices from the San San Francisco
dairy produce exchange today there ts a heavy
demand Orthe entire production OF this section
and the independent dealers not able to sup
ply their customers. This indicates that there
must necessarily be a Arm market With advanc
ing prices The local dealers all quoted 21c per
dozen for choice and Ice for seconds today The
Nevada markets always good buyers here at
this season of the year
SANTA CRUZ, Feb. 25.-There is little change
In the condition OF the local egg market. There
was heavier marketing today. The quotation is
26c for all classes.
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PnnItrr and Game

car of western chickens. making the third
received for the week, was marketed yesterday
and quickly closed out at firm prices Re
eepts from state shipping points continued light
and high prices were obtained for all descrip-
tiOnS with extra large chickens bringing an ad-
vance the quotations. Prices for dressed
turkeys were irregular, prime gobblers bringing
soc pound and some times more, while 2Sc was
top figure for general offerings
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. $500. so for small
S7dT.5O for large and S9011 for extra; young
ROSTERS. sT.50dS.50; do extra large, $9d11; old
ROSTERS $51J.50. fryers. S6 5Od7 broilers
s5d6 for large and SO. 50d4 80 for small; ducks
nominal; pigeons. S1.T5; squads. s3m4: geese
S2.501S per pair; dressed turkeys, 24a2Sc per
pound.
Game (per dozenl-Gray geese $3d4; white
geese. S1-75d2; brant; S203: honkers sSds /:
hare, S1.509 LIS; rabbits. S262.5O
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Dried Fruits, RaisIns. Nuts and Honey

Frults-EvsDorated apples. T15@9c; apricots.
91a l2c; moorpark. 12013c: peaches. 4%t d6}sc;
Rrunes. 2* G3c. with q ale premium for Sos
and 1Ac premium for 4Os; hgs, Al 45cs pears.
6@1Oc.
Raisins-Layers. elusters-6 crown. $3.50: >
crown, S1-15; crown. 81 2j: seeded. 415 d5Lsc:
ordinary layers, crown. 95c; crown. 90c; seed
less sultanas 2l2 64c: ThompsOn's seedless. 3tt
G31ae for unbleached and 6L66hc for
bleached; loose muscstel crown. 4c; crown.
size; . crown. Sc; seedless. 262Lc.
Nuts-Almonds, nonpareils. 141a615c: TXL.
14d1415e; ne plus ultra. 13G131ac; Drake. 1O13
911e; languedocs. 1001O13c; hardshell. 6t5 aIc;
walnuts. 13c per ID for No 1 sOftshells, SI,c for
No . do; pecans 14kM16c; italian chestnuts.
91a q 1Oc; peanuts. 4ls@5c; pine nuts, 1SG20c
per ID.
Honey-Comb. 14d15c for water white and 10
d12c per ID for light amber; dark amber. 7dSc.
extracted. 712c for water white and 51a d61sc
for light amber; candied and dark amber. 4D
41ac per h.
Beeswax-271z G3Oc per ID for light and 238
26c for dark.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

All handlers Of fresh fruits reported sales
numerous but small yesterday and IL was sp-
parent that retail tradesmen were waiting for
the eOnsumptive demand to improve before in
creasing their operations IN the wholesale mar
ket. Fancy navel oranges were quoted at
lower range. despite reports OF increasing Arm
ness at shipping points. and lemons. too were in
Oversupply and cheaper. In the apple market
only the best selections OF the red varieties
showed any frmness. Owners OF the large stocks
OF Newtown pippins in cold storage were inclined
TO be weak in their views as to values and a
lower range of quotations was predicted in some
quarters.
Apples (per box)-Fsncy belldowers. S1.25Q
1.50; NeWtown pfppins 81 .25d so: do red.
$l.50G1.T5; common to choice. I5cdS1.
Citrus Fruits (per boxl-Nayel oranges. 81 %
G2.5 for fancy and Sl.5Od2 for choice; frosted.
T5c@$1; tangerines. $1.25d1.75 per box; grape
fruit, $2.5063 for seedless and S1.5062 for COM
mon lemons. Sc for fancy, S2d2 25 for choice
and $1-25G1.50 for standard: lines. $4d4.5O.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. I5c6$1. 25 per bunch
for Hawaiian and s.. 5093 for Central American;
pineapples. s2G2-50 per dozen.
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weekly Trade Review

NEW YORK Feb. 25.=R q. Dun & Co.'S
ness conditions vary so widely in one section
from another and In one trade from another that
generalization broad enough for the situation
whole is difficult Yet. making due allow
ance for the effect of the severe weather in GER
tRin parts Of the country. for the influence upon
for the consequences Of speculative reaction. 1t
appears that the volume OF trade continues large
aud that the. outlook for the spring is better
than II was two weeks ago. In so far as the
volume of new business Is concerned. conditions
in iron and steel are not greatly changed yet
sentiment regarding the outlook is improevd
and one prospective contract alone will cali for
SC, 900 toes Of bridge work. In the rail division
numerous substantial sales have been made
freedom. There Is greater inquiry for farm i'm
piements and machinery than usual at this sea
trade. and they net duplicating. as usual, lin
the primary markets for additional spring mer
chandise. and these rule generally quiet There
is lack OF new business of account In footwear
and buyers generally believe that prices will de
cline. New England manufacturers are Arm. but
reports from the east note that split shoes have
sold at lower figures, made possible By the lower
prices for spiits.> Further weakness has de.el-
oped in hides and ssles Of packers have been
made at sharp declines.
Brsdstreers tomorrow will say: Trade reports
arr rather more irregular. Stormy, cold weather
over wide areas has apparently retarded the ex-
pansion Of spring trade. but nevertheless distri-
button has kept up well in advance Of last year
in fact. and distinct gains in the volume Of
Conservation in placing orders is still the key
note Of Wholesale trade in several lines. I'm
satisfactory margins Of profits is the cause as
signed for the announcement that print cloth
mills at Fall River VIII reduce running time ono
day per week. fnciement weather has helped
trade IN heavy shoes and rubbers, and these lines
are busiiy employed Some kinds Of finished
iron and STEEL such as structural and some
products, are rather moes active.
Busineps failures In the United States for the
week ending February "a were "a, sgaiAst 26s
last week, "a in the Ike week Of 1909, 311 In
1908 1874 In 1907 and $50 In 1905.
Wheat, incfudiBg dour, exports from the United
States and Canada for the week ending February
"a aggregated I.s4s. ss2 bushels, against 1877
ose last ~ wesf ana 1n,s week y ast yssr
1o7 .Oso 463 bushels, against 1a3, ,231, $40 in
the corresponding period last year.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

weak.
Spot and future cotton higher.
Local bonds freely dealt in.
Sharp decline In silver.
New York and sterling exchange
higher.
Hongk0ng exchange lower.
Wheat and other grains inactive.
Hay, beans and feedstuffs un-
changed.
Live and dressed meats as before.
Butter. eggs and cheese un-
changed.
Potatoes and onions quiet.
Navel oranges and lemons lower.
Poultry in good demand.
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Foreign Futures
Northern Whent NIarket

PORTLAND. Feb. 25.-Wheat track prices
Club. s1.06; bluestem s1.15: red russian. s104;
turkey red Sf0S fortyfold. Sl.10; valley, 81 05.
SEATTLE, Feb. 25.-Milling quotstions-Blue
stem. Slip; club. S1.O9; fife. s1.O9; red russian.
Sl0I. Export wheat-Bluestem, S1.09: club.
$1.06; fife. $1o6; red russian, S1.O4 No car
receipts up TO noon.
TACOMA. Feb. Observation-Disclosures. $114@
LIS; club, S1.O6@1. or red russian, S104.
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New York Grain Markell

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Flour-Quiet. with
prices firmly held. Receipts, 1920 barrels;
shipments, II $50 barrels.
Wheat-Spot Arm: No red. s1so nominal
elevator domestic; No 1 northern Duluth and
No. hard winter, 81 291. nominal f. o. b. aoat.
Wheat declined early the cables and profit
taking. but advanced sharply in the afternoon.
May closed at S1.2213, July at S1.l5. Receipts,
S400 bushels.
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Beans and seed.

Bean handlers continue to report Arm and
moderately active market at unchanged quota
tions.
Beans (per ctll-Bsyos. 50. So G5.50; pea.
s3.600S.90; pink, $+.40@4-60; red. s6s25a6 so:
blackeye, S4.10G4.25; lima. S41564 25. red
Kidneys S545.25; cranberry beans. 81. 4O6a4 so,
Garvanzas, S2.50@Ss horse beans. s17562
Seeds-Brown mustard. 415c: yellow mustard
alfalfa, 16i5@17c; rape. 292Stc; imported rape
iG41sc; timothy, &c; hemp. S15 @4c; millet, Sc
Der ID.
Dried Peas-Green. s475 per ctL
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minneapolis. Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 2j-Wheat-May,
81 .14h @1144: July, S1.14; cash No. l hard.
81 10 a .161a; No. 1 northern, 81. .1419 q
10; No. 2 northern, 81 .12la Gilt; No. do.
81 .07la G1.12L.
Corn-No. yellow, 572t G5ss4c.
Osts-No , white. 451t 645Isc.
Rye-No. ., T6I4 dTT&tc.
Flax closed at 50 1T$4
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Meat Market
No further changes in quotations are reports
DRESSED MEATS

No further changes IN quotations are reported
DRESSED MEATS
slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef -s@ssc per lb for steers. 7a71sc for
cows and heifers.
veai-s1 @I1c for large and ss@11c for
Mutton-wethers. 12@lsc; ewes. l1@12c per
pound.
Lamb--13615c per ID.
Dressed Pork 1per Ib)-12@1S1sc for light
and 10@11e for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. fat steers. over 900 lbs. alive. 54@
she per III: under 900 lbs sc: second quality,
Al @5c; third quality. 4G4hc.
No. 1 cows and heifers. "A 641ae; second
quality, 3% @4c,. third quality. 81 @31ae; com
mon, thin undesirable cows. "a G3c.
Fat bulls and stays, "a 9213c; half fat OF
thin bulls, - 1SZc
Calves-Light weight per ID. 90 G6c per lb:
medium. 5A d5Iac: heavy. 4@4Sse.
Sheep (per lbl-Wethers, No. i, 646t@c;
ewes, 5Q51ae-
Lambs tper lbl-This years milk lams, "a
Hogs Cper lb)-Hsrd grain fed, weighting 100
to 40 lbs. &c; 140 10 30 lbs, 9Ac; go to
$50 lbs &c: common. undesirable hogs, 6GTc.
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dollars s4S6 O59 900: silver dollars of 1890,
sS,s52 900; silver certificates outstanding, $780,
o5s,O0o.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen.
ersl fund. So, TO: current liabilities, $9l,-.
225,TS3 working balance in treasury offices,
81 ss2 oSs in banks to credit o of treasurer
silver coin, S2l, ,225, 751 minor coin, $l193 2Sl;
total balance in general fund, $81 ,5l9, ,220.
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New York MONEY Market

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.--MoDey on call easy at
23t @3 per cent; ruling rate and closing bid 2Jx
per cent, offered at per. cent.
Time loans hrm and more active; so days, S1x
"a per cent
Prime mercantile paper, a. @5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual business
in bankers bills at 4.S455d4. $3.50 for so day
bills, and at 4.S6s0 for demand.
Commercial bills 4.e4d4 s43a.
Bar silver, 50&c.
Mexican dollars, 44c-
Bonds-GoFernment steady, railroad firm.
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Grain Market Continues Quiet
Fruit Market Generally Weak

els, compared with $50 900 bushels the cor
responding day a year ago. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow: Wheat. cars; corn, 241 cars;
oats, 164 cars; hogs 1900 head.
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Rutter. Cbee.e and Egrx

There was not Change In the quotations
under this head yesterday. the market being
firm for all three descriptions on active trading.
Stocks of butter were ample for all requirements
and were evenly distributed besides. Although
no one had occasion to buy any butter on the
exchange there was no attempt 70 put the mar
ket downs One dealer offered Sic pound for
extras but the bid ignored Despite con-
tipued heavy arrivals the egg market retained
all of the frmness noted frequently OF late The
demand for local consumption absorbed a large
percentage of the receipts and surplus stocks
were held for the shipping business. Light ar
rivals held the cheese market firm
Sales on the exchange were follows:
CSC pound.
Cheese-25 fancy new California fats at 1eIsc
pound
Receipts were $1,000 pounds Of butter, $500
pounds OF cheese and 2, 500 cases OF eggs.
The following the official quotations estab-
lshed yesterday and on the three preceding DAYS
the floor of the dairy exchange. Prices in
the street. while governed by the exchange ono
tations, generally range from 11sc to &c higher
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Portland Butter Market
Potatoe.. OnIons and We

PORTLAND, Feb % -Butter-City and eoun-
try creamery extras, 81 d39c; fancy outside
ereameries, 34@36c; store, 20G24c.
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owing to the various charges to be added,

Cheese-Californla fancy fats, 1912c per 10,
6rm do firsts, 1Sc. firm; do seconds, 1870. arm !:
fancy Young Americas. zoe. steady do nrsts.
1Sc. steady; fancy Oregon Young Americas. 2Oc.
firm: do fats. Isle. hrm; California fancy stor-
age fats. 1715c, firm: do frsts. 1612c. nrm. stor-
age Young Americas. lee. firm: New York.
fancy. 20c firm; Wisconsin singles. 1S13c. drnn
Eggs-California fresh. per dozen, cases In
cluded:
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Bank CIeariuSs

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Bradstreet's bank clear
ings report for the week ending February "a
shows aggregate of 81, ,T5I ,551, 900. as against
So l2I ,0S3,00 last week and 81, 60T ,009 900 in
the corresponding week last year.
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incomplete.
mot included in totals because containing other
items than ciearings
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Money-1K@1i5 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market fol-
short bills is ~ az 5-16 per cent and for three
months bills 5i6@2A per cent.
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Northern .Bu.Iue.,

PORTLAND. Feb. 25.-clesrinss sl.l47 ,o3S,
balances Slel. .176.
TACOMA; Feb. 25.-clesrinss ssas.s42, bal
aDces SIS, 800.
SEATTLE. Feb. 25.-cIesrinrs $1,000 bal
aDces $236, $50.
sPoK1SE, Feb. 25.-clesriDss ssss,ase bal
ances S142, los.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce February %
Family Retail Market

The market Is still literally supplied with
eggs and prices remain at the low levels reached
last week md indications favorable for a
decrease In the cost of butter at retail before
long. Meats and poultry are still selling at
high rates while fish is in good supply. with
prices rea sonshIe. Green produce continues
scarce while apples and oranges are plentiful
COAL. PER Ton
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Boston Copper Stocks

BOSTON, FEB. 25.-Ihere appears to be DO
strong bands and that the trend of the market
Is upward. Activity is centered In a few
stocks, namely: Isle Royale, North Butte and
Lake. while all of the Calumet and Hecla sub
sidisries are showing up better.
The following list 10 furnished by z, T. Hut
ton & "a 400 Califo~Dfa efreet Pronc;ec..
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Treaaurx Statement

WASHINGTON. Feb 25.-The condition OF
the treasury al the beginning of business to-
DAY as follows:
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Hides. Tallow, Wool and Ho..

HIdes-CuIIs and brands sell about !. 0fr
under quotations. Heavy saIted steers 5T6
i21ac. light medium. lie; light. Zoe: eophides.
kip, Zoe; salted veal. Ice. salted calf 1ec- srv
hides. 1elae; dry kip. 1Sc: dry calf. 2sc: dry
veal. 21c: sheepskins. shearlings 2Ol4 4Oc each
short wool. 509S3c; medium S5c61sf. long
wool, 81 -25Q1. 20; lambs. 25075c: horse hides
salt. 81 2S@S for large and 81. 5002 for medium.
I9c4Sl for small and 256JOc for colts. horse>l
hides, dry. Sz4225 for large and 81 25d2 Tor
medium; 50c9$1 for small and 25d50c for
colts; gcatsklns- prime angora 75~6SI. large
5@15c. 'a''
4iae; grease. 263c X
Wool-Fal clip: Northern free ,,cu,f,in n
0l3cs Humboldt and Mendoeino- 1saf5e: south
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BULLS AND BEARS
LIEDOWN TOGETHER
Wall Street Spectators Watt
ing for Chances to Gather
the Nimble Dollars
Bottom Drops Out of Market
and Prospects for Profit
Taking Raids Dissolve
New York Stock List

members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nsh the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday
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Ca.h Grain and Proyisions

CHICAGO. Feb. 25.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. easy: No. 2 rye, s0Gs1c; feed
or mixing barley, 62a6415c; fair to choice malt
Ing barley 6TM72c; No. l southwestern fax
seed So 90; No. northwestern faxseed, 81. 10;
timothy seed SO 30: clover. $13-40; mess
pork per barrel, S24G24 IL u; lard. per 100
pounds S13 .O5: short ribes. sides (oose).
S12. - 8 d12. .62ta short clear sides tboxed),
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances OF wheat and -four were
equal TO "a 900 bushels; exports for the week,
as shown by Bradstreets. were equal to 1.SIT.
600 bushels: primary receipts were GIT 900 bush