Market Rebounds After Morning Pressure on New York Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange reports a day of mixed trading with a broad rebound in leaders and gains in smelting stocks. Major advances included Burlington, United States Express, Amalgamated Copper and Continental preferred while some profits were taken on early strength. Bonds were dull as stocks fluctuated, ending with active but irregular closes and support at many points.
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New York
Burlington
United States Express
Amalgamated Copper
Sugar
Continental
United States Steel
Western Union
General Electric
Rock Island
People's Gas
Brooklyn Transit
Northern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Great Northern Northern Pacific
Texas & Pacific
Northwest
North American
Consolidated Gas
Pacifics
Closing bids for leading stocks in New York markets
Closing bids list for major stocks includes American Steel & Wire preferred and common, Atchison, Baltimore & Ohio, Chicago & Great Western, Continental Tobacco, Illinois Central, Jersey Central, Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific and its preferred, New York Central, Pennsylvania, Rock Island, St Paul, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific and more. Market activity reflects broad participation across key rail, steel, and utility issues with varied flotation.
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New York
American Steel & Wire
Atchison
Reve Eeesenenes Bom Atchison
Brooklyn
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Tennessee Coal & Tron Tobacco
Union Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Keeley Treatment Mentioned In Gossip Bout Conversation
A remarks note that she would have enjoyed his conversation more if he had pursued the Keeley treatment, reflecting social gossip and attitudes toward alcoholism and reform methods.
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Keeley
Keeley Institute Advertises Secret Cure for Habits
Drug and Cigarette Habits Cured claims no confinement publicity or abrupt severing of liquor or opium. The Keeley Institute presents itself as the only authorized treatment in state and national homes for soldiers and sailors. Ladies treated discreetly at home. Terms and literature available at 164 East South First Street or Lock Box 480 Salt Lake City Utah.
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United States
Keeley Institute
Keeley
East South First Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
New York Money Rates Steady on April Money and Exchange
New York money markets hold steady with April money on call at 5 percent and prime mercantile paper at 34 442 percent. Sterling exchange remains barely steady with bankers' bills demand around 4.87 4.88 and 60 day posting 4.84 4.89. Bar silver at 59, silver certificates 58 59 cents, Mexican dollars 48 cents, government bonds firmer.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
St Louis Wool Market Report Broad Range Prices
Wool market on April 9 in St Louis shows territory and western medium grades at 14 to 16 cents per pound for high quality fine types and 14 cents for coarser lots. Trade activity appeared steady with buyers-recorded quotations and no significant price shifts noted.
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St Louis
Chicago Live Stock Market Report April 9
Chicago live stock receipts reach 4000 cattle and 13000 sheep as market stays steady. Prime steers fetch 6.00 to 6.05 with cows 2.00 to 4.60 and calves 4.50 to 5.95. Texas feeders 3.50 to 4.00. heifers 1.90 to 4.00. Sheep firm with wethers 4.85 to 5.10 and lambs 5.00 to 5.40.
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Chicago
Texas
Order to Show Cause on Petition to Sell Real Estate
The Second Judicial District of Montana Silver Bow orders kin and interested parties to appear May 11 1901 in Butte to show cause why sale of a ward Mabel Combellack estate should not be granted. Publication required weekly for four weeks in Daily Butte newspaper. Signed April 9 1901.
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Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Bow
Mabel Combellack
Maria Combellack
Butte
Tater Mountain
Silver Bow County
E. W. Harney
Copper mining shares close as markets end
Special to the Inter Mountain reports Boston on April 8 with key copper stocks closing: Amalgamated 109.00, Anaconda 46.50, Parrot 460, Boston & Montana 378.00, Butter & Boston 105.50, Calumet & Hecla 825.00, Tamarack 338.00, Osceola 83.00, Utah Con 5.26.
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Boston
Mass
Montana
Utah
William Galliger Dies in Warm Springs
Information reached Butte last evening that William Galliger died at Warm Springs. A native of Zanesville Ohio born about 50 years ago he came to Montana in 1866 and worked in mining ventures across the region. His career included mercantile work in Helena, mine management in Utah for Senator Hearst and J. B. Haggin, and export work at Homestake in Deadwood. He later faced legal trouble and declining health leading to his commitment to Warm Springs a year and a half ago. He is survived by a brother Joe Galliger of Salt Lake City.
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Butte
Warm Springs
William Galliger
Mr. Galliger
Zanesville
Ohio
Montana
Missouri River
Helena
Utah
Senator Hearst
J. B. Haggin
California
Deadwood
Mr. Haggin
Argenta
Beaverhead County
Warm Springs Asylum
Joe Galliger
Salt Lake
Change of Date for McKinley Visit to Butte
Postmaster George W. Irvin received a telegram from ex Senator Thomas H. Carter stating a change in the date of President McKinley’s visit to Butte. He will be there from 8:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. on May 28, while his Anaconda schedule remains unchanged.
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McKinley
Butte
George W. Irvin
Thomas H. Carter
Anaconda
McGuire Arrest Prompts Jewelry Haul Discovery
Detective Murphy this afternoon seized watches and jewelry from the room occupied by Charles McGuire after his arrest for burglarizing Mike Aherns’s room. Among the items found was a solid gold bracelet of an odd design bearing the initials.
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Murphy
Charles McGuire
Mike Aherns
Jewelry Display Aims to Identify Lost Pieces
Police will display a jewelry lot in the jail office tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 12 m. The items include a pendant inscribed Nannie A. Peacock dated January 10 1889 and a silver match box with initials J B. Police hope the public will identify any lost items, not as a general invitation.
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Nannie A. Peacock
McGuire
J. BO
Colbert Will Probate Hearing under Final Objections
In Judge Harney court this afternoon the Colbert will probate fight moves to a demurrer hearing by Lippincott and Woolbeater against the public administrator objections. The estate is valued at 40 000 to 50 000 dollars with three parties remaining and the state may exit if the demurrer is sustained.
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Colbert Will
Judge Harney
Lippincott-Woolbeater
Woolbeater
St. Lippincott
Scheuer
Will Leaves $1000 to Nellie Franklin Runaway Message
A telephone call to Ogden Police said M Lewis of Pocatello was injured in a runaway near Ogden. The message asked officers to locate Nellie Franklin at 10 East Mercury Street and inform her she was bequeathed $1000 by the will of M Lewis. Nellie Lewis agreed to ride the afternoon train to Ogden.
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Ogden
Pocatello
M. Lewis
Nellie Franklin
East Mercury Street
Lewis
Walsh
Nellie Lewis
Returned Home of Father Larkin from Lent Sermons
Father Thomas Larkin president of All Hallows college Salt Lake City and two faculty members, Garer and Taylor, traveled from Butte to Salt Lake City after delivering Easter sermons. Larkin, widely known in Montana, oversees an acclaimed school with many Montana youths in graduation ranks awaiting campus expansion on Salt Lake City’s east bench.
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Father Thomas Larkin
All Hallows College of
Salt Lake
Garer and
Taylor
Butte
City of the Saints
Montana
College aims for university status with new buildings
The article notes a plan to spend about $300,000 to add buildings, totaling $100,000 in eight and elevating the college to university dignity. It states All Hallows already claims the greatest seat of learning in the intermountain region, run by Catholic authorities.
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All Hallows
Catholic@ tors
Personal notices of travel and family moves
Mrs Grace Quinn departs for New York tonight via the Great Northern. Mike Collins leaves for San Francisco tonight via the Northern Pacific. Howard Trundel travels to White's Station Quebec tonight via the Great Northern. Reese Wampler and wife return from California and will settle in Pony. Mrs H Jerr and C B Hopkins head to Bonapare Indiana tonight via the Great Northern. Mrs Kerr, mother of B C Kerr a Great Northern operator and stereographer, leaves Iowa to attend her husband’s illness.
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Grace Quinn
New York
Great Northern
Mike Collins
San Francisco
Howard Trundel
White's
Quebec
Reese Wampler
California
Pony
H. Jerr
C. B. Hopkins
Bonapare
Mrs. Kerr
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York Stock Exchange
Review of Trade
NEW York Money
Delaware & Hudson
Pacific Mail
St, Louis
J. R. Wright
Samuel M. Roberts
WM. Galliger
W’guire
INCE
Inter Mountain
Dr. Norcross
Owsley Elk
Grand Opera House
Dick P. Sutton
W. E. Nankeville
Lewis Morrisson
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