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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1900
Page
3
A daily survey of commercial and financial transactions highlighting market movements, price shifts, and notable business activity across sectors. It notes currency trends, stock fluctuations, and notable corporate actions influencing investor sentiment.
The New York market opened weak but strengthened through the day with stronger action in specialties and industrials. Rail stocks rose a few points, steel shares gained, and a broad demand from short positions supported a buoyant close despite London selling and a weaker foreign tone.
Fragmented readable items show mixed stock, receipts, shipments, and commodity notes. Names appear garbled but indicate wheat corn beet shipments and farm stock, with references to states and markets. The passage reproduces a snapshot of trading and treasury language from a dated page, not a clear single event.
Fragmentary OCR note lists names Daly Donahoe Moyer and Wullee with a garbled phrase about Piatti and Wawa Sal. No clear event, date, or organization identified.
A garbled Butte Montana directory entry shows architects, dentists, hotels, restaurants, waitresses, cleaners, and employment office notices. It references Portland Cement Co of Utah, tailoring services, OstroPATH care, market changes, and local vendors. Names, places, and occupations appear in a fragmented OCR stream.
Fragmentary notice outlines advertising costs and terms. It mentions word counts per insertion and a penny-per-word rate. The legible portion suggests a Sunday issue rate and timing for multiple insertions.
Multiple Classified notices solicit reliable workers in various trades. Hiring a harness maker, a traveling salesman and collector, a trusted manager, and a man to wash and keep clothing steam cleaned. Percentages and terms vary, with ages, references, and guaranteed salary or expenses, in Philadelphia and surrounding areas.
Assavis AB Romnaven and Carney Chemist at 100 Broadway. Dermott Hotel Busse Mont. Jowean Hutte ME Mayer Asayer samples by mall. James Neshead engineer mining metallurgy of Copper Mont. We pay the highest cash price for goods in the city. The Shate Furniture Co 2 W Park St. Butte. Second-hand furniture and goods for sale by mall order. Royal Exchange 128k.
Classified listings from multiple locales advertise brick and frame houses with several rooms, rents, and land. Properties include 6 room brick homes with modern conveniences on Main Street, cheap ranches, orchard tracts with water, and Missoula valley homes. Listings mention Butte and Jefferson area references, with contact notes for inquiries.
A scrambled OCR listing shows multiple for sale notes from a small Montana town, including horses, buggy and harness, rooms for rent, boilers, furniture, and boarding houses. Names and locations such as Sheridan, Mont and Missoula appear with various contact hints and prices, though many lines are garbled. The item strings reflect a busy local classifieds page with crude descriptions and scattered company mentions.
Fragmentary listing mentions sale of real estate and furniture in Butte with references to a loan and standard procedures. Reading shows names and places including McDowell Broadway and Cascade Ment, indicating a garage or hotel setting and a sale process under a loan.
Multiple rental notices list houses and rooms for rent. Entries include a furnished house on the West side with May 2 possession at 98 Excelsior, a four room dwelling with cellar and pantry at a Chanite and Motte intersection, and various stalls or rooms with modern conveniences. Contact details include Hutte aeiens and Blume, with further women’s French steam offerings and other short notices.
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