Market Calm After Webb Stock Collapse Manages Tight Close
The New York market ended with a buoyant tone despite Webb group stock troubles. Gains appeared as bank cash showed a surprise increase and relief funded by sub treasury absorption though overall weakness from distorted prices lingered. United States new bonds fell 4 percent and the 4s dipped 1 percent from last week’s close.
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Webb
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Effense
Louisville
Nasav
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St. Paul
Rutland
St. Lawrence
Adirondack
Treasury
United States
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Money on call and exchange report from New York May 4
Money on call 6 6 percent closing bid 6 3/4 percent. Sterling exchange steady with actual business in banks bid at 1.81 for demand and 4.85 for days. Commodities rates and government bonds steady. rail road bonds easy.
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Metal markets steady but quiet in New York
New York metals show steady prices amid a quiet session on May 3. Tin quotes at 26.50 to 28.6 cents spot, copper ranges from 11.30 to 11.65 cents for various spots, iron steady, bar silver wages noted, with limited activity overall.
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London financial cablegram reports thin New York trading
The Commercial Advertiser notes a light floor attendance with small business and a heavy break in American stocks. It records a listless mood awaiting New York developments and mixed local activity, with Canadian Pacific slipping to 125 4 and closing near 126 1.
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Canadian Pacific
Bank weekly statement shows rising loans and deposits
The Associated Banks report for the week ending today lists Loans at 94,162,500 up 10,768,400. Deposits 908,199,600 up 12,543,000. Circulation 51,049,300 up 79,000. Legal tenders 75,651,000 up 77,200. Specie 173,850,400 up 156,400. Reserve 245,531,400 up 1,423,700 with reserve required 242,047,400 up 3, and surplus 7,454,000 down 1,977.
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Chicago Markets Rebound On Foreign Strength And Rain Delays
Chicago reports show wheat rising on strong foreign position and rain delays in the West slowing early shipments. July wheat opened higher, then eased as Kansas rainfall news arrived, closing weak. Corn and oats fell slightly, while hogs pushed pork and lard higher in the provisions.
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Chicago
France
Kansas
Nebraska
Grain Prices and Trade Receipts Report
Cash quotations show flour firm and wheat prices with No 2 spring at 1 15 c and No 2 red at 8 84 c. Oats and barley values listed with flaxseed and timothy seed pricing. Receipts and shipments include flour 18 000 barrels received and 9 000 shipped, wheat 42 000 received 202 000 shipped, corn 163 000 received 35 000 shipped, oats 24 000 received 167 000 shipped, rye 2 000 received 52 000 shipped, barley 21 000 received 1 000 shipped.
Chicago Cattle and Hogs Market Report May 3
Cattle receipts 300 nominal good to prime steers range 6.75 to 7.20 with feeders around 2.50 to 5.00 and cows from 1.40 to 2.40. Hogs receipts 8,000 steady with mixed and butcher types 6.75 to 7.22, heavy cuts 7.10 to 7.27, light 6.65 to 6.95. bulk 6.85 to 7.10. Sheep receipts 500 with steady prices. wethers 5.50 to 6.20, native lambs 4.75 to 6.60, western lambs 5.26 to 6.50.
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Cattle Receipts Steady at South Omaha Market
South Omaha May 3 cattle receipts 7 market steady with a mix of prices for native beef steers western and Texas breed cattle cows and heifers canners stockers and feeders bulls and stags and pigs. Active market with overall steady tones and various price points across categories.
Market Prices for Livestock and Wool
Readable fragments show prices for muttons at 5756.25 dollars, westerns at 64744.75 dollars, and lambs at 6.50 to 7.00 dollars. The text appears as a partial market listing with inconsistent punctuation and figures.
Kansas City Market Summary for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle Texans and Indian steers priced around 3.00 to 6.15, Texas cows at 2.00 to 3.10, native cows and heifers 2.65 to 6.50, stockers and feeders 2.79 to 5.40, bulls 2.25 to 5.40, calves around 0.77. Hog receipts 2,000. market steady with bulk sales 5.90 to 7.25, heavy 7.27 to 7.35, lighter 6.95 to 7.05. sheep market unchanged with muttons 4.50 to 6.30 and lambs 5.40 to 7.10, western ewes 4.75 to 6.0.
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Suttons Broadway Theatre Weekly Program
The Frawley company presents In Mizzoura Alabama and Brother Officers through the week. Blue Jeans closes Saturday night while a matinee opens the week. Suttons Family Theater features A White Elephant. McEwen the hypnotist performs at Margaret Theater on Monday to Wednesday. Williams and Walker come Saturday night.
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Alabama
Sutton’s Family Theater
London Money Markets Report May 23
Consols for money quoted at 4 13 16d while consols for account hold at 24 per cent. Anaconda and Baltimore & Ohio show firm activity with Canadian Pacific listed. Bar silver remains dull at 236 16d per ounce amid mixed railway shares and currency movements.
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Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
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Livingston Notes Update on Local Movements and Events
Mrs Z H Daniels and Mrs T B Stephenson depart for two weeks on the Pacific coast for a pleasure trip. John Hogan and family head to Carbon county for a week or two with relatives. Mrs Frank Henry returns from Seattle en route from California. Mrs George Alderson leaves for Red Lodge to visit the Aldersons. Woodmen’s banquet draws W E Hassler Bil lings Times city editor. Belle Joyce recovering from pneumonia to visit Hunter’s Hot Springs. A marriage license issued to Louis Thomas and Lizzie Mc Cleveland. Frank E Nelson and wife visit Helena. they will reside in the Lewis house on C street.
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T. B. Stephenson
Pacific Coast
John Hogan
Carbon County
Frank Henry
Seattle
California
George Alderson
Red Lodge
Walter Alderson
W. E. Hassler
Billings
Frank E. Nelson
Helena
Mrs. Nelson
Lewis House
C Street
Berlin Dog Line Policy Sparks Public Outcry
Berlin residents protest a new police rule requiring dogs to be led by a line in public spaces. The measure has led to muzzle use and frequent dog seizures, with owners facing a 60 marks return fee for their pets. A recent case involved a dog killed after supposed madness, though the owner disputes the diagnosis.
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Poisoned by western beef in Rochester case hits family
Mr and Mrs Chauncey Symonds and their young daughter fell severely ill from a western beef used in a pot roast. Dr Parker Murphy says the toxin was a preservative, not ptomaine. a boy who did not eat the meat stayed well. Health officer analyzes the meat sample while the couple’s condition improves with prompt treatment.
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Chauncey Symonds
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Mrs. Symonds
Baby Dies After Strychnine Found by Father
In East Hampton New York on May 3 a 2 year old baby died after swallowing strychnine pills left in Dr M R Lewis office. The doctor dropped the pills and could not locate all of them. Coroner Nugent authorized a death certificate as accidental poisoning.
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Boy Kills Girl Friend in School Cloak Room
In Kingston Ontario Beatrice Holland fourteen was killed after Eric Sharp fifteena died. The youth said the revolver found at the school steps exploded while he aimed to frighten his playmate. He surrendered to police and claimed the shooting accidental. Both families are described as well regarded.
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Frawley Company Opens Week at Sut ton Broadway with In Mizzoura
The Frawley troupe arrives at Sut ton Broadway tonight for a seven night stand headlined by In Mizzoura followed by Alabama Brother Officers and Blue Jeans. Benjamin Howard joins as leading man with a strong cast including Minette Barrett John Daly Murphy Blanche Douglas Phosa McAllister and others. William Collier joins next season of Weber Fields after a large cash transfer from Jacob Litt, marking a record theatrical deal as De Wolf Hopper heads a new comic opera company.
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Frawley to retire next September after current season
The three act comedy drew strong audience praise with Pringle and Miss Wayne winning honors as Slippery Elm and Daisy Thornton. T. Daniel Frawley plans retirement and a year out, with his company to continue under C. J. Reilly and reorganize in Seattle before handing to his brother in St Paul. Loyala O Connor, Portland native, gained first stage experience under John Maguire in 1877.
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Missoula Moves to Erect Soldiers Monument Grounds Donated
Missoula’s Ladies' Cemetery association donates a cemetery plot for a soldiers' monument to be funded by voluntary subscriptions. They aim to raise money before Memorial Day with ceremonies planned for unveiling. Subscriptions can be left at Mrs. Seeley’s Post Office News Stand for collection by Rev. H. R. Russell and the fund treasurer.
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Missoula Notes Update On Local Activity
Superintendent Russell visited Drummond on a special Saturday. Mrs. L. L. Wood of Seattle visits Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Ross of South Missoula. A No. 5 eastbound through Burlington train is due Sunday. Officer Wilson resumes duties on his boat after a week or more off with a sore hand. P. M. Reilly returned Friday from the Blackfoot country where cattle were found in fine condition in the hills all winter.
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Baking Cake Draws Crowds at Missoula Demo
Professor Becker’s cooking exhibit at the Missoula Mercantile grocery department drew many spectators. He baked a cake that four men could stand on and still rise back to its normal size, and the cake was tested and deemed first class.
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Peculiar Death of a Bear in Missoula Farm
William Edwards of the Rattlesnake district brought a large bear killed at his farm yesterday. He found the trapped bear beneath a heavy pole that broke its neck. Edwards lives two miles from the city on a hill. He also displayed a golden eagle he caught, one of three at his ranch.
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New Trial Denied in Missoula Shoe Case
May 8 Missoula Judge Clements of Lewis and Clarke county district court overruled the motion for a new trial in the Schilling Curran shoe sale case. The matter had drawn much attention and had been won at one time by Schilling.
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Baseball Today Missoula Battles Florence Laundry Teams
Missoula faces Florence in the third game of the series this Sunday afternoon. Laundry lineup includes Marshal in left field Hous ton catching Schander at second Cor bin at third Hart at first Gibby at short Vassar in center Matt in right and Harley on the mound.
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McBride Fails to Reach Father Before Death
Missoula May 3 It is learned that M B McBride did not reach his father's bedside before death. He will stay in Ellensburg until the funeral tomorrow. J P McBride the Hamilton agent is too ill to travel. During M B McBride's absence I W Terry acts as chief clerk to Superintendent Russell.
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St Catherine Literary Society Holds Regular Reading
The St Catherine literary society met yesterday in the Sacred Heart academy senior hall in Missoula. Members gathered for their regular reading session with discussion and readings among attendees.
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St. Catherine
Reading List Highlights Original and Recitation Selections
The papers list includes original stories such as Playing Truant by Herr man and How Jennie Helped Mother by Eva lyne Bray, plus biographies and recitations. Other entries include The First Robin by Margaret Murphy, The Cata combs by Elizabeth Sullivan, Fabiolo by Laura Reynolds, Little Cecelia the Martyr by Alice Kelly, The Loft Answer by Katie Lannen, The Cross in the Wilderness recitation by Elenor Lochran, and a biography of Cardinal Wise man by Grazella D and D'Aoust.
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Charles W. Young Dies in Missoula at 51
Charles W. Young, noted West expert accountant, died suddenly in Missoula. Residing in South Missoula, he leaves a wife and son Fritz. Funeral at South Third street residence Sunday at 4 PM. Young, 51 tomorrow, was a university graduate with work for major lumber firms and W. H. Yerrick. He once lived in Port Townsend and Tacoma and served in Washington state legislature. He belonged to A. O. U. W. and Maccabees with life insurance.
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Chicago Woman to Wed Dr Beck in Stevensville
Miss Minnie Lee of Chicago will arrive Sunday and soon wed Dr. R. W. Beck of Stevensville. The couple has not set a wedding date and Miss Lee will stay with Mr. and Mrs. Ector for a short visit, having known the family for several years.
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Fergus county mining boom promises Butte rival rise
Albert Winston of Fergus county told the Kendall Chronicle that the county is booming and will soon host a mining camp to rival Butte. He cited cyanide ore in Kendall district, decomposed limestone as ore, and claims of rich rock in Kendall mine and Barnes Kings property, with numerous blowouts and easy pay on cheap assays.
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Cockfighting Under Fire From Kalispell Clergy
Kalispell Bee notes Missoula ministers denounce cockpitting as a harmful sport alongside prize fighting and faro. They say busy families miss church and return home shocked by vivid sermons describing cockpits and the mixed crowd, including professionals and officials, urging law enforcement action.
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Just A Natural Dairy Farm From the Belt Valley Times
Montana should become a great dairy state as transportation improves and small farmers grow. Hundreds of tons of butter are imported annually, but local farmers could supply a profitable market. Butter making is an art, and eastern creameries show the path for Montana’s dairy expansion.
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One Horse on the Society
A Fort Benton River Press item reports a Missoula humane society controversy after a man was fined for cruelty to animals when driving a team 80 miles in 21% hours from 5:30 a m to 3 a m the next day. One horse died. the society alleged death by cruelty, while the text argues against such conclusions.
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5-Drops Promises Quick Cure for Rheumatism
Claims internal and external use quickly cures rheumatism and neuralgia. Says internal use dissolves uric acid and cleanses blood, while external application to affected parts stops pain instantly. No side effects mentioned.
G-OROPS and 5-DROPS Promised as Universal Cure
An advertisement claims G-OROPS cures liver and kidney troubles and removes acids, with rapid results. It markets as the most successful medicine for blood, kidneys, and liver diseases, and endorses 5-DROPS for a wide list of ailments including rheumatism neuralgia and headaches.
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