Market Downturn After President's Illness News
New York stock market fell after reports of the president's relapse. Amid weak dividend actions and copper supply worries, confidence waned and prices dropped from last Friday's close. Government bond sales fell short of expectations while cash payments at the sub-treasury rose, signaling a tight money market with mixed relief from the week’s drain.
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New York
Wall Street
London
St. Paul
Amalgamated Copper
Republic Steel
Gage
Sub-Treasury
E Pa
Newark
Clearing House Committee
Bon
U.S
Stocks React To McKinley Health Bulletins
The London financial cable reports American stocks opened 2 to 4 points under parity as alarming bulletins on President McKinley's condition spread. After early weakness a slight rally occurred on hopeful news, with the market closing about above the day's lowest point.
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New York
London
McKinley
Chicago Markets Steady to Depressed as Wheat Slips
Chicago markets show a dull wheat trade with Buffalo news depressing early trading. December wheat declines to about 74 1 2 cents, while corn follows the softer tone and provisions stay steady with January lard and ribs closing lower.
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Buffalo
Northwest
Buffalo News
Cats
Chicago Market News Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Chicago market notes show cattle receipts at 3.00 to 6.40 for steers, stockers and feeders 2.75 to 4.25, cows and heifers 2.04 to 4.75, calves around 5.20. Hog receipts 14,000 head with prices 6.15 to 6.75 for mixed and butcher cuts. sheep and lambs active with good to choice wethers 3.75 to 4.25 and western lambs around 3.50 to 3.90.
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Chicago
Texas
Historic cash prices and commodity receipts report
The listing shows currency quotes for flour and various grains including No 3 spring wheat at 654y 67%c and No 2 red, oats at 2 36c, rye 55 60e, and barley 55 60c. It records flax seed 1.51, Northwestern 1.52, Timothy seed 5.2, pork 14.76 per barrel, lard 9.42 per 10 pounds, and various boxed meat cuts. Receipts and shipments totals are provided for flour 20,000 barrels, wheat 223,000 bushels, corn 270,000, oats 172,000, rye and barley shown with missing data.
Omaha Livestock Market Results From Sept 13
Cattle receipts total about 3000 with strong activity. Native beef steers bring 4.30 to 4.65, western steers 3.50, cows and heifers 2.80 to 4.65, stockers and feeders 2.04 to 4.10, calves 205.25, bulls 2.25 to 4.25. Hogs receipts 6000, prices 4.10 to 6.90 with most 6.42 to 6.50. Sheep receipts 50, wethers 3.20 to 3.60, ewes 4.10, lambs 3.79 to 4.%
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Omaha
Texas
Cattle and Hog Prices Diverge at Kansas City Market
Cattle receipts reach 3 000 head with Texas steers at 2.70 to 2.75, native and stocker prices to 4.90 and 2.65 respectively. Hog receipts around 6 000 head gain about five cents, heavy hogs 6.30, lights 6.10 to 6.50. Sheep receipts 1 500 head with market noted.
Wanted S & a Word by Experienced Stenographer
Standard g Cent wants a position by an experienced stenographer and general office assistant. Address K., Standard, Butte. Also a young man who knows the city seeks a situation. Address 620% W. Park, Butte. Local ads include lodging rooms and real estate listings in Butte Montana with rental and sale offers.
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Butte
W. Park
Idaho
A. B
Anaconda Standard Office
Conroy & O'Brien
Broadway
Main St
W. Broadway
Montana
Trail Creek
Front St
California Ave
Delaware
W. Granite
E. Broadway
Local Classified Wants and Loans Advertisement Roundup
A dense page of 1890s style classified ads offers lodging and boarding in-room, restaurant and confectionery opportunities, saloon rental, and business partnerships. Also listed are half price watches, loan and mortgage services, tinwork, tailoring, assay office, gown makers, and medical practice notices from Butte Montana merchants and professionals.
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Park
Case & Waldeck
Park St
Butte
Financial Market Highlights and Treasury Balance Report
London and Washington report show stock quotes for major rail and steel firms with percentages and preferred shares. Treasury balances exclude the $150 million gold reserve. available cash stands at $154,074,269 and gold at $117,741,477.
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Washington
Treasury
Treasury to Resume Bond Purchases on Several Loans
Secretary Gage announces the treasury will resume buying bonds of the 3 percent loan 1908 1915 the 4 percent funded loan 1907 and the 3? percent loan of 1904 at an interest return of 1.726 percent, reflecting investment value of the 2 percent consols. Proposals for sale were invited two days ago ending yesterday evening the 12th inst. The department will also consider 4 percent loan 1925 bonds at up to 14 flat.
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Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Chinese envoy Prince Chun dines in Hamburg host
Berlin reports Prince Chun head of the Chinese mission of expiation visited Hamburg today and was entertained at dinner by Herr Albert Ball president of the Hamburg American line.
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Berlin
Prince Chun
Hamburg
Albert Ball
Hamburg-American Line
Dinner on the Hohenzollern Guests of Imperial Yachts
At the dinner on the imperial yacht Hohenzollern last evening Emperor William and Emperor Nicholas with Grand Duke Alexis Prince Henry of Prussia and their suites and admirals attended. Emperor Nicholas remains aboard and conversations reportedly touched on alliance matters and naval affairs.
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Hohenzollern
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Emperor Nicholas
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Prince Henry
Press Ploy to Shield Royal Movements From Press Agents
Harper’s Weekly scolds European monarch for hiding maneuvers while praising American voters who court publicity. The author suggests the king should hire press agents, publish advance notices, and release typewritten interviews to desensitize reporters and force a hunted look among journalists.
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Great Falls
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Colorado St
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Mantle Bik
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E. Com
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N. Main St
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Owsley, Butte
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Hall of Factory Prices
Wyoming
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Burlington, Mont
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Montana & Porphyry
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Care Standard
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Butte Development Co
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Academy
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Whitehall, Mont
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E. Park, Butte
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Butte Business Directory
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Asyer
Sam
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Rand Mines
Treasury Statement
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G. W. Dickinson
Stevensville
George W. Dickinson
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