World Markets Record Of May 16 Stock Weakness Coal Strike
Weak stock market shows broad liquidation with no demand at end of day. Coal shares lead declines amid strike threat while iron and steel assets falter. readings include Reading and Union Pacific declines, un confidence persists about extended labor conflict and possible effects on metal and production markets.
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Room Shorts
Reading
Union Pacific
Wall Street
Mitchell
United States
London
Lake
Lm Alle
Northern Foundry
Southern Foundry
Glasgow
Midene
New York Money Markets Close Steady Amid Mixed Bonds
Money on call held at 4 to 6 percent with firm closing bids and asks. Sterling exchange remained firm with bankers’ bills at 4.47 for demand and around 4.84 for 60 days. Government bonds steady while state issues were inactive and railroad bonds showed irregular movement.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange Firm
Stocks Steady on Peace Reports as Coal Strike Impacts
London financial cable notes idle but steady markets with Consols at 95 1 4. U S department soft amid coal strike fears. Prices opened under parity, drifted lower in New York afternoon, then steadied before renewed declines. Baltimore & Ohio and Union Pacific among the weakest, Rio Tinto shares at £55 with large stock and supply reductions.
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London Financial
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Pacific
Rio Tintos
Chicago Markets Outlook for Wheat and Corn Declines Weary Trading
In Chicago May 16 early session wheat showed bullish tilt on tight Northwest stocks and bullish rain signals. July wheat closed 4 to 5-8 lower after steadying, corn weakened, oats dull, while July pork and ribs fluctuated with weaker hog futures and mixed meat demand.
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Chicago
Red River Valley
Prigee
Up &T
Grain Prices and Market Receipts Report
Cash quotations show steady flour and varied grain prices with No. 3 spring wheat at 724 75lsc and No. 2 red at sc. Oats No. 2 at 434 43c and white at 4542c, flaxseed at 1.60, proof of large deliveries with 19 000 flour barrels and 25 000 wheat bushels received alongside 56 000 oats and 5 000 rye. Shipments list 9 000 flour barrels and 18 000 corn bushels among totals.
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Ras Welch S
Chicago Cattle Receipts Steady Despite Texan Shift
Chicago May 16 cattle receipts total 3,500 with 500 Texans included. Market remains active and steady as buyers show cautious demand for classes on offer.
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Chicago
Market Summary: Livestock Prices and Receipts
Receipts show hogs 27,000 tomorrow 20,000 left over 3,000. Steers red Texas Sinz at 4.50 to 6.25. Hogs strong and mixed demand with choice heavy bids around 7.47 to 7.52. Lambs and sheep firm with good to choice wethers and western lambs noted.
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Market reports from South Omaha cattle and sheep sale
May 16 reports show cattle receipts about 300 with steady to active demand. Prices list native steers 5.25 to 7.25, western steers 4.00 to 5.80, Texas steers 4.00 to 5.40, cows and heifers 3.00 to 6.50, calves 3.50 to 6.25, bulls and stags up to 5.5. Sheep receipts 11,000 with market lower. fed muttons 5.25 to 5.75, westerns 4.00 to 5.40, ewes 4.95 to 5.25, lambs 6.00 to 6.80. Pigs trading 6.95 to 7.10.
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Hecht
Wants Advertisements and Employment Notices
Classified ads offer one cent per word with a minimum charge per month. A list of reply letters awaits at the Anaconda Standard Butte office including entries for job seekers and postings such as railroad work pay and hotel kitchen positions.
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Butte
Anaconda Standard
Wanted workers and apprentices across multiple trades
Classified notices seek a trustworthy general manager in Chicago with steady weekly pay and expense handling, a drawing student through the School of Caricature in New York, 100 railroad laborers in Utah Nevada and California at $7 daily, 20 timekeepers in Montana, a stenographer in Anaconda, two fire insurance examiners in Butte, three carriage painters in Butte, pants and tailoring workers in Anaconda, plus a note on a local outlook and danger level for M. J. Housman’s shop.
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Bitter Root Valley Farm and Ranch Bargains
Real estate offering cheap bargains in Bitter Root valley seeks buyers for farm and ranch property. For particulars contact Dickinson and Cannon in Stevensville Montana.
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Dickinson & Cannon
Stevensville
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Lost items and services listed in Standard Want Ads
In Butte two notices report lost items including a pair of gold-rimmed spectacles and a deed to Helena property. Also offers for grooming services by Mrs. A Birthright and remodeling at Richter and Main street. Return items to the addresses or contact Standard Want Ads for results.
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Helena
Idaho Alley
Butte
Financial ticker fragment shows mixed stocks and metals
The readable text lists multiple securities and prices including Anaconda, Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio, Canadian Pacific, Southern Railway, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, United States Steel and their preferred stocks, plus bar silver at 234d per ounce and various money and account references.
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Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
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Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
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Furnished Rooms Advertisements Across Cities
A collage of rental notices for furnished rooms and small housing in Butte Anaconda Park and Oakland. Listings include prices from 12 to 25 dollars per month with steam heat electric lights baths and dining in connection. Several addresses noted for available single rooms housekeeping options and small houses.
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Granite, Butte
Harvard Blk
W. Broadway Butte
E. Park, Anaconda
Montana
Butte
W. Park
Anaconda
For Rent and Sale Classifieds in Butte and Anaconda
Local classified ads list for rent and sale items including apartments houses rooms lodges and a barn in Butte Anaconda and Gregson Springs plus a bakery and a barber shop for sale. Also requests for used furniture and scavenger services with contact details.
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Butte
Treasury cash and gold on hand in May statement
Washington on May 16 reports a treasury balance of 188,192,969 dollars in cash and 97,524,918 dollars in gold. The statement lists available cash balance and gold holdings as of today.
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Treasury
Neihart Items Highlight Anniversary Party and Local News
May 12 anniversary party for Clifford Parry with games and luncheon noted. Local updates include Dan McKinnon recovering from pneumonia, Jack Parr planning a cattle ranch, John Flemming seeking cooler climate in Great Falls, and a June Miners’ Union day school celebration plan. City council appointments and $3,000 school bonds sold by district No. 35 trustees are reported.
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Annie Lunsford
Earl Bronson
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R. Vance Vaughan
Willie Harrison
Fred Bronson
Joseph K. Ebola
Finland
MelIiveen
Condon’s
Handsome woman seeks cafe tip on Main Street
A note from Butte invites a curious young woman who stopped on Main Street yesterday to call at 27 W Broadway. It promises no disappointment with lunch served 12 to 2 p m at Palm Cafe and promotes The Montana Transfer Co as the citys largest, best equipped outfit with offices on 15 W Broadway and contact details for W Christie, manager.
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South Main
Butte Exchange Furniture Co
W. Broadway
Butte, Mont
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Butte
Montana Transfer CO
P. O
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Bernice Hazelton Seeks Death At Minnie Smith's Resort
May 16 report from Dillon describes Bernice Hazelton an inmate at Minnie Smith's Island resort attempting suicide after drinking carbolic acid. Night Watchman Thompson arrested her and medical aid treated her. she recovered enough to return to her room. Hazelton, 24, came from Butte eight months ago a comely blonde.
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Dillon
Bernice Hazelton
Minnie Smith
Thompson
Butte
Funeral for Mrs Terrette to be held in Forsyth
Forsyth Montana May 16 funeral services for Mrs Terrette wife of County Commissioner Terrette were held at the Methodist church this afternoon Rev C D Danner officiated She had suffered heart trouble at her Brandenburg home and was under care of Dr A Wilson at her son L R Terrette's home before dying Wednesday evening She came to the county with her husband in 18.
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Forsyth
Mont
Mrs Nation Sentenced to 30 Days in Topeka Jail
Carrie Nation was today sentenced by Judge Hazen in district court to 30 days in prison and a $100 fine for smashing bar fixtures stored in a vacant barn in Topeka in February 1901. She will not appeal and has begun serving the sentence.
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Carrie Nation
Hazen
District Court
Alleged Robbers Arraigned in District Court
Billings May 1 John Smudsey and James Perkins were arraigned on robbery charges for the hold up of Claude Renau. They lacked funds for counsel, so Judge Loud appointed H. Crippen to defend. Trial set for June 2.
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Carpenter fatally stabbed in Portland quarrel
Portland police report C. E. Buckley a carpenter was fatally stabbed by coworker Fred Slashur after a quarrel sparked by jealousy and whiskey. Buckley lies in a hospital with death momentarily expected as Slashur is arrested.
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Slashur
Physician comments on patient condition in Pauncefete case
Washington May 16 Dr Franz A R Jung Lord Pauncefetes physician said when asked about his patients condition that with each attack he had
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Wool Sale From Miles City To Boston Firm
Miles City reports J. H. Howe sold 25 000 pounds of wool to C. W. Smith representing J. Koshland & Co. of Boston at 12 1/2 percent.
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J. 8. Howe
C. W. Smith
J. Koshland & Co
Boston
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