Financial and Commercial Report of the New York Stock Exchange
The opening demand for stocks was large and prices rose, led by rail and steel groups with gains of one to two points. After an early surge, prices fell sharply as selling intensified, with Brooklyn Transit and several rail stocks showing notable moves. By late morning the market slumped below prior close though some steel and railroad issues recovered modestly, while bonds remained irregular.
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New York
Grangera
Pacificx
Steel
Atlee
Brooklyn Transit
Hook Island
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Atocke
Steel Group
Burlington
Paul
Consolidated Gas
Misaouri Prettle
Shorts
South Pacific
Union Pacific
Kansas City and Omaha Live Stock Markets Report
Kansas City and Omaha markets show cattle receipts in the thousands with steady to strong demand. Texas steers bring around 3.00 to 4.00, native steers about 4.00 to 4.80, cows 2.00 to 3.00, feeders 4.75 to 4.40, hog receipts market active with 5.70 to 5.80 for last trades, lambs and muttons listed with mixed prices. Sheep supplies 2,500 with strong, higher bids for natives and Westerns, stockers and calves noted with varied ranges.
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Kansas City
Texas
PLC
Omaha
Chicago Livestock and Commodities Report March 20
Chicago market notes show cattle receipts at 14,000 and hogs at 20,000 with overall strength. Cattle ranged from 2.66 to 4.80 for stockers to cows, while hogs sold around 5.80 to 5.95, and sheep receipts at 14,000 with Wethers and native lambs generally firm. Grain and pork futures moved, with pork for May rising to 16.90 per barrel before closing, amid market uncertainty on price drivers.
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Chicago
Shorts
Horders
Found dead in lodging house on East Park Street
A man about 55 years old named Fe Mson was found dead in bed at No 44 East Park Street lodging house this morning. He had no known occupation and little is known of his life in the city. Death is thought due to heart disease and Coroner Johnson will hold an inquest this evening at Sherman’s undertaking rooms.
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FE. Mson
East Park Street
Olson
Johnson
Sherman
Rooma
Butte Teamsters Union sets eight hour day at $6 rate
At a February 23 1901 meeting of the Butte Teamsters Union No 15 it was decided that from May 1 1901 a member’s eight hour workday in its jurisdiction shall carry a minimum scale of six dollars. Published by order of Teamsters union No 16 W L U James Sticken President McCarrick Secretary.
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Butte Teamsters’ Union No
Teamsters’ Union, No. 16
James Stickeen
McCarrick
James Sticken
Mortuary Notices From Meaderville And Nearby
A batch of obituaries and funeral notices from Meaderville area residents. Pellow James, age 42, died yesterday. services tomorrow at 2 pm from 65 Main Street to Meader ville M.E. Church. Donald Maxwell Grant, 6, died last night. funeral from Harrison Street residence this afternoon. John Hunt, 46, died of pneumonia at St James hospital. funeral 3 pm tomorrow from 21 West Gagnon Street. F Olson died today. remains at Sherman's undertaking parlors. Gertrude Duhame, 10 months, died at North Walkerville. funeral tomorrow at 2 pm from parents’ residence. Miss Mary Johnson, 28, died yesterday at 1108 Madison Street. funeral to be announced later. Thomas Hogan, 31, died last night at 1h W Gannon Street. funeral tomorrow at 2 pm. Timothy Roach died yesterday at 105 East Mullin Street. funeral to be announced later. Infant son of Mr and Mrs William Hockin to be buried tomorrow from Pennsylvania Avenue residence.
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Pellow
James Pellow
Main Street
Meaderville
M. EB
Grant
Donald Maxwell
William Grant
Oi Harrison Strait
Hunt
John Hunt
St. James’ Hospital
Murphy
Butte
West Gagnon Street
Olson
F. Olson
Sherman
Duhame
Gertrude
Roach
Timothy Roach
East Mullin Street
Hockin
William Hockin
Pennsylvania Avenue
Old Offender Connors Faces New Charge in Court
Frank Connors, previously convicted in Missoula in 1896 as Edward J Wade, faces a new second degree assault charge against Charles Darnatadt. Judge Clancy dismissed an earlier information, a second count includes prior conviction, and Connors pleads not guilty through attorney R M Place. Connors’ associate James Wison was noted in the prior case. Trial set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Connors
Clancy
Olone
Charles Darnatadt
Roe Darnetadt
Frank H. Woody
Missoula County
Connors
Missoula
James Wison
Edward J. Wade
Frank Conley
Wade
R. M. Place
Copper Market Sees Quiet Demand and Price Shifts
The Engineering and Mining Journal reports a quiet copper market with steady domestic demand but restrained buyers. European demand has declined, with London prices dipping and only a slight rebound later. February U.S. production rose while exports fell, and foreign mine output held steady. The Hotel and Boarding Houses association meets weekly at 343 East Park Street at 7:30, J. P. Tobin secretary-treasurer.
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Europe
London
John Stanton
U. S
United States
East Park Street
J. P. Tobin
Clarence Hotel
Two Good Candidates For Anaconda City Officers
The Inter Mountain reports strong support for William Holtenhoff’s Republican bid for alderman in the first ward while A W Burnett’s friends announce his candidacy for treasurer. A. C. M. Co employee P C D Smith denies involvement amid rumors.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Mont
Friends
Willam Holtenhoff
First Ward
A. W. Burnett
D. Smith
Inter Mountain reports county meeting and warrants
The Inter Mountain notes last night’s article with typical precautions. County commissioners met in the morning and discussed routine matters including canceling a number of warrants. The board remained in session this afternoon and will reconvene tomorrow for important business. Judge William Fitzpatrick returned from the Pacific coast and Miner W. B. Allen traveled to San Francisco to buy equipment for the Fenrih Gulch mines.
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Inter Mountain
C. M. Sawyer
Wiliam Fitzpatrick
Pacific Coast
Seattle
W. B. Allen
San Francisco
Fenrih Gulch
President's callers seek civil service vacancy and Ohio issues
Washington March 20 President greeted curators McCall and McMillan seeking a vacancy post since Mr Brewer’s death, favoring Michigan. Representatives Foster Williams and others pressed Rodenburg and Cyrus Northup for St. Louis exposition seat as talks narrowed to a Rodenburg Northup choice. Ohio leaders urged Ohio concerns while army and other appointments were discussed. The Ohio delegation planned to sail to San Francisco for the Ohio launch. Grosvenor to New York for arrangements.
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Washington
McCall
McMilan
Michiga
Civil Service
Brewer
Michigan
Foster
J. R. Williams
Rucker, Jones
Miner
Wisconsin
Rodenburg
Cyrus Northup
Minneapolis
Hanna
Grosvenor
Ohio
al Miost
Foraker
Trout
Gage
Pacific Coast
Congress
San Francisco
Pasent
No news of fighting in Russian British border clash
London officials report no information of hostilities at Tien Tsin. Latest advices say the situation remains unchanged. Rumors of British Russia firing at Tien Tsin have not reached leading stock exchange firms nor provoked declines, despite agency circulation.
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London
Foreign Office
Tien Tsin
London Stock Exchange
New York
Chamberlain libel case opened in King's Bench
London witnesses tell of libel actions by Arthur Chamberlain against the Star and Morning Leader over war office contracts. Sir Edward Clarke argues a newspaper campaign aimed to discredit Joseph Chamberlain and allege improper methods to win contracts.
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London
Star and Morning Leader
Arthur Chamberlain
Jospeh Chamberlain
War Office
King's Bench Court
Lord Alverstone
Edward Clarke
Joseph Chamberlain
Death by own action shocks Missouri musician
J Louis Missouri March 20. H Charles Humphries tenor singer and leader at Second Baptist Church studio killed himself. A 32 year old society man and well known oratorio singer was unmarried. No motive given, and he was prominent in musical circles across the country.
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J. Louis
H. Charles Humphries
Humphries
Allen's Foot-Fase and Mining Company Meeting Notice
TRY ALLEN'S FOOT-FASE A powder to be shaken into shoes. Your feet feel swollen nervous and hot and get tired easily. If you have smarting feet or tight shoes try Allen's Foot-Bare. It cools the feet and makes walking easy. Cures swollen sweating feet ingrowing nails blisters and callous spots. Relieves coins and buttons of all pal and gives relief and comfort. Try it today. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for the trial package FREE. Address Allen O. Olmstead Le Roy NY The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Butte Consolidated Mining company will be held at 15 West Broadway on the 6th of April 1901 at 8 o'clock P.M. for electing directors and for such other business as may properly come before the meeting. D. J. CHARLES Pres. E. H. RENISCH Sec.
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Allen
Allen O. Olmstead
le Roy
Butte Consolidated Mining Company
West Broadway
Anid Company
D. J. Charles
E. H. Renisch
Voodfish and Boneless Codfish Prices in Local Market
Listings show GENUINE NEW GEORGES voodfish in large and medium, priced per pound with COD MIDDLES available. Boneless codfish in two-pound bricks, box counts 40 pounds at 2.60. New Holland herring, Norway herring, mackerel varieties, sardines priced per keg or pail and 12 cent cans.
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Norway
Eight-Hour Day Adopted by Butte Workingmen’s Union
At a regular meeting of the Butte Workingmen’s Union of W. L. U. held December 21 1900 it was voted that from May 1 1901 a day’s work by members under its jurisdiction shall consist of eight hours with a minimum wage of 3.00 per day. Published by order of Workingmen’s union No 5 W. L. U. J W Dale Pres T W Jones secretary.
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Butte Workingmens’ Union of
Order of
Workingmens’ Union No. 5
J. W. Dale
T. W. Jones
Train route change notes Montana to Denver via Billings
A single change of cars is required between Montana pointe and Denver and eastern Colorado on the North Pacific Burlington route through Billings and Alliance Neb. Good train service observed along the entire journey. Contact the Northern Pacific agent for more details.
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Montana Pointe
Denver
Colorado
Burlington
Billings
Alliance
Neb
Northern Pacific
Ladies Appreciate A French Remedy Stronger Than Market Goods
A reader praises a French remedy as superior to any available on the market, calling it a good and effective treatment valued by women. The remark reflects satisfaction with a specific product or preparation from France, implying broader confidence in its efficacy.
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Atchison
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Great Weetermocnis
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Glucose Sugar Tividin Centat
Jersey Central
Cece Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
Denver & Rio Grant
Delaware & Hutson Teather
Scscccee Nies
Eceresesee Western Union
Tetnaces Btmy
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Prime Mercantile Paper
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Demanil
Steinway
Esty, McPhail
Schaeffer
Sherman’s
E. Park
Gisielde
St. Louis
St. Lous
Chicago Livestock
Texas Fed
Bulta
Mortuary Record
Telegraphic News
Chamberlain
Hennessy’s
Ean
Hennessy’s Grocery Dept
Palace
Crosse & Blackwell's
Wramis
Aurora
Olympic
Oxford
Pact
Reid
B.S
Above
Montana
C.A. Tuttle
Thos, Sullivan
Hage
Broadway
A. Augendre
Paris
France
Newbro Drug Co
Balte
Ilbert & Jones Co
North
Malinatret
Montana Baok Co
Connell's
Knabe, Fischer, Hardman, Steck, Packard and Ludwig Pianos
New N. P
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Mark F. Jones
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