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iTHE WORLD'S MANKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Transactions.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Di.gest ofExchangeNews-Mining Stocks.
Metal Quotatid.e-Wool Prices and
Movem6nt. - Grain and Pro
duce-Review of Trade.
SNew. York, Dec. 29.-The New York
stock market testified its relief over the
practical completion of the yearly settle
ment by bidding up prices in a striking
manner to-day. There were signs of
hesitation and reaction at one time, when
the money rate flurried to 10 per cent.
simultaneously with the appearance of
the statement of the November earnings
of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
railroad. This statement, showed a de
crease in the surplus earnings after
charges for the month of more than $125.
000, and, coming on top of yesterday's
similar exhibition by the Chicago. Mil
waukee & St. Paul, made a natural im
pression on sentiment as going to show
the inevitablt high price of material upon
the operating expenses of railroads. The
grangers were most affected by prices in
the railroad list. which generally ran
down to about lhst night's level. The
completion of the period of money pres
sure, however. overshadowed all other
considerations and gave rise to a feeling
on the part of security holders closely
akin to exultation. About the time the
London stock exchange closed the most
notable movement of the day was inau
gurated. The fact that the periodical
stock exchange settlement was completed
with no failure of great importance was a
gratifying surprise in the financial world.
The international stocks in the late
buying were the favorites in anticipation
of a demand to-morrow from London. Al
though the call money rate advanced
sharply in London, discount rates drop
ped off fully % per cent., with a result
ing advance in the long sterling rate in
New York. The private discount rate in
Berlin also showed a further decline, so
-that the foreign markets in which a cri
sis had been feared all showed clear skins.
In our own market loans made to-day
Will carry over until next Tuesday. It
w-as this fact which ran the rate to 18 per
cent. A favorable bank statement is
counted on for to-morrow, in spite of
the fact that soma $6,000,000 of gold ex
ports will figure in the statement. On
the regular express movement of money
to the interior the principal banks have
gained upwards of $2,500,000, and on sub
treasury operations they have gained
$1,48t,000. Besides this there have been
very large receipts of money by mail, es
timated all the way from $4.000.000 to
37.000.000, so that net gains in cash from
all sources is estimated at from $2,000,000
upward.
In the late lltenglth of the market the
trunk lines were consphnuous. led by the
Baltimore & Ohio and Norfolk & TVest
ern stocks. A rumor was circulated to the
ertect that the plan for harmonizing trunk
line interests was soon to be announced,
and that It would include Norfolk &
Western as well as Baltimore & Ohio.
Galns in the rpecialties were larger than
In the railroads, except that Sugar and
Metropolitan were more or less under
pressure. The New York city gas com
panies. the coalers, General Electrie, Pn
elfic MaIL and the Steel and Iron stocks
chow some striking gains, and many of
the railroads are a point or more higher.
A notable feature of the day's trading
was the number of odd lots dealt in Some
of the minor bonds showed declines, but
the general tendency was upward. Total
tales, par value. $2,240,000.
U. S. old 4's and S's declined 14 per
cent. and the 3's is per cent. in the bid
price.
New York Closing Stocks.
A tchison ......... ........... ............ 19t
do preferred ............... ........
Baltimore & Ohio ....................... -0%
Canadlan Paciic ........................ t'2
Canada Soulthrorn ......................
Chesapeake & Ohio .................. .
Chicago Creat TWeotern ............... 12%
C., B. & Q ......... .....................121%
C.. I. & L.............. ................. 12%
do preferred ............ .............. 42
C'. & E. Ill.......................... ..... 87
Chicago & Northwestern ..............158
C., It. I. & P .......... .................. 101t/4
C.. C'., C. & St. I ......................... 60%
Colorado Southern .. .
do Ist preferred ....................... 41
do 2d preferred ........................ 15
Del. & Hudson .......... ..............117%
D el., L. & V .................... ........177
D. & . G .............. .................... s11,
do preferred ...... . ................ 701.
E rie .......... ........... ................ 11
do 1st preferred ..................... 32?%
Great Northern preferred ............173
Hocking Coal ............ .............. 1./
Hocking Valley ............ ............ 13%
Illinois Central ........... ..............112'%
Iowa Central ............ ............. 11
do preferred ............ ............ 49
K. C.. P. & G............................ So
L. E. & W ............... ................. 20
do preferred ....... ................ 73
Lake Shore, exdiv .....................16
L.. & N ........ ....................... 791
Manhattan L........................... 971~
Met. St. Ry............ ................176w
Mexican Central .......... ............. 10%
Minn. & St. L......................... 59%
do preferred ........ ................ 90
Missouri Pacific ........... ...........
Mobile & Ohio ....................... 38
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totryit. In United Statesand
Canada tS.,O)c. and1.00, and
in England Is. d., its. d. and
4s. 6d
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tin Drug Co., Smith Drug Co., Anaconda.
M., K. & T.. ..T......... ............. 10%
do preferred ............ .............. 32%
N. J. Central ...........................118%
N. Y. Central ............ ..............120%
Norfolk & ViXestern ..................... 24%
do preferrel ............ ...... . 68.......
Northern Paidfic ............ .......... 53%
do preferred ........................ 73%
. & W ...... .....................22
O. R . & N ... .............................. 42
do preferre ........... ................. 76
Pennylvanal ................ ..........13076
Reading .... ....... ........ .......... 18%
do let prefi'rred ................... 512/
do 27 preferred ........................ 28
R . G . W ............ .................... 3
do preferred ............. ............ 81
St. L. & S. F ........................... 9%
do ist preflrred ....................... . .
do 2d preferred ........................ n2¾
St. Louis SoUthwestern ................ 30
do preferred .......... .............. 24%
St. Paul ....n....... ....................117%x
do preferred ............ ..............171
St. P. & .. ..............................120
Southern 'ae.fle .......... ............ 37%
Southern Railway ........ ............ 11i
do.preferred ............ ............. 5.
Texas & Pacifle ...................... 1.
Union Pacific ............ ............ 47%
do preferred .............. ........... 74
Wabash ........... ........ .... ... 7%
do prefcrrel ..... .. . . 21%
W. & . ............................ 9%
do 2d preferred ............. ........ 26%
VWisconsin C sntral ............ ......... 1i,
Adams Express ......................111
American ..i....... ........... ...... 140
United StateB ......................... 45
Wells Fargo .................. .......110
American Cptton Oil ................. P33.
do preferred .......... ................ 88
American M lting .......... ........... 7h
do preferred .............. ............ 31
Am. Sm. & Ref....................... :.,1.
du preferred ............. ............. SGI
American S irits ............ ..........
do preferred ........................ 17
American Seel Hoop ................. 411
do preferred ..... ................. 80
American Sleel & Wire .............. 47;
do preferred .. . ........ S9
Americaln Tin Plate ....................
do preferred ............ .............. 7.
American Tobacco .................... 9O
do preferrd .. ................1
Anaconda M. ning Company ......:..... 28R
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ..............
Colorado Fuel & Tron . ............. 4.1_
Continental Tobacco .................. :2%,
do preferred ............... ..... ... sa8
Federal St .. . .............
do preferred .......... ............... 73P
General IElectric ........... . ......... 123
Glucose Sugar ......................... 45
do preferred .......... ............ 93
International Paper .. ........ 22
do preferred ........... ..... ... 67
Laclede Gar ............ ............... 80
National Bicuit ............ ...... 35%
do preferred, offered ................. !10%
National Lead .. ............ 2
do preferred ........... .......... 104
National Steel .. ...... ... .. 47%
do preferred ....................... 92
New York Airbrake ...............134
N'rth' Ameriean .......... ...... .. 13%
I'acitle (foi.c t .. .. ........... 49%
do 1st preferred ...................... 87
do 2d pre'erred .................... 61
Pacific Mai .......... ..................... 44
People' GaS ............ ................ . 104
Pressed Steel Car ........ ............ o5
do. preferr ed ............. ............ 4
Pullman P.lacee Car ............ ......183
Standard Rope & Twine ............... 8q1
Sougar ....................... . 128%
do preferrd ............................11
Tenn. 'oal] & Iron .. 83..
V. S. Leathi.r .......................... 3
do preferred ............7.. .
U. S. Rubn r ............................. 4
do preferred .......... ...........102
estern ilon ........................ . . . ,.
Republie Iron & Steel............ .. 201,1
do prefered ....... ...... . 64
I'., ('.. C. & St. ........................ 76;
BONDS.
I. s. 2' r gistered ....................10
I'. S. :fs reOiaterei ........ ............ 110%1
o coupo ............ ......... .......110%1
U. S. new 4's registered .............. 133
do couponl ............ ...... .......... l:a
1'. S. ol ,t'; registerl d .................111
do I c uo li ............ ................ 11
I. S. t5' registered ....................1120%
do coupo ............ .... .... 12a
Neg York Mining Stocks.
C'hollar .. ........... .. ............ .... $ .18
Crown Pol t ............ .............. .1
Con. C al. V a ......................... 1.10
Deadwood ................ :.
Could & c'urry ....................... 2
Hale & Noreross ..................
Ilhom e t l kel ...... .... .................. IG .a)i
Iron Silver .................. .. .:q
M exican ........ .......... ...... ...... . 21
Ontario .................. ........... 7.00
Ophir ...... ......... .............. . .
P'lymoutt .. ...
Quicksilvcr ... .... .... 1.50
do preferrlcd .......... ................ 7.0
Sierra Ne\vI da ......... ...... .:lA
Standard ................... 2.10
Union C'on ............. .. ..
Yellow Jacket .......... .. .... ....... . 2
Money Market.
New York. Dec. 20.-Money on call firm
at 6o18 lper cent. Closed offered at 2 pr
cent. 'rirlre nlmreanlile Pallor, _ 1 per
cent. Sterling ,,xchange rnlm, with actual
hbusliness in bankers' hills at $4.7tj@
4.87%. for diemand and $4.81%dt4.82 for 60
days. Posted rates. $i..t2%r4.83 and $4.881.
Commercial hills. $4.80t%14.800. Silver cer
tificates. tS8t.i59ce. Mexiean dollars,
4 o'0e. Government bonds weak, slate
bonds weak, railroad bonlds irregular.
Metal Market.
New York. Dec. 29.-Tin again displayed
leading strongth in the local market, but
other metals were discuraging;y slow 0 as
rule and 1lsottute of interestin. feature.
Itad ahouw steady and spelter showed ir
regularity, while Iron was heavy and neg
treted.
Pig Iron, warrants lower for flutures.
Lake copt'r, 16.50fc. Tin qitlet and inrm
at 25.2t4t2ti50e. Speller. 4.53ra-l. te. lead
steady at ,.701-1l.75c. The firm that fixes
the sellingi price for miners and smelu lra
quotte. leanl ct 4.45t at the close, iar
liver, 59tfi'..
CRICAGiO lAi RKETS.
Produce.
Chicago. DeT.. 2n.-Animated by a desire
to emulati thie Liverpool market. which
exhibited nome strength, and with light
reoseiptas : a support. wheat at the
opening .o far shook off the holiday
drotwsinte.s as to show ; shade of gain,
May olnensng at 6.:st;90e, and kereping
witlhin lthe rang,. The close was steady
and unchanged from yeoterday at fi:9,r.
The forcig)s demand was wlat anlid thet lo
cat but litile better. and this from sealp
ers, who tolk fractional profits.
Corn was steady. but notable princi
pally for its dtullne.sn. May clored a shade
under y-sit rday at 32-v.
Oats we re quiet within a range of only
1-16r for .liay. which losed unchangs d
from yestcrdslay at 2i?,0251%vc.
Provisiot s w -re dull. iut iot as much
so a5s tile gra:l markets. The tone was
steady. flay orlk ins.nd itnllehanged,
May lard' iis hsinge.d and Maity flbs a
shade o0vt yesterday.
'l" nqlotationc.
Cash tnidtataltnns ere as follow<: Flour
teoady. Ns. 2 red wheat, i671nil;si ,: No. 2
corn. :.Stti.ad.t: No. 2 oats, 22(0'22_ ; No.
2 white. 24t,.z251(e: No. 2 whirte. 211?l;
21.1a: No. ý rye, .i,1.: No. harley, 3h841Ce;
No. I flaxseesd. $1.49 ,: prime timothy
seed. $2.:31 mess pork. is'r barrel, SN.5Or
10.201: lard, per 100 poulldsa, $.31i5.67, a ;
short ribh sides, loose, 1$.2a35.45; dry
salted shc-ulders. hoxed, 5ra3.,c; 'short
clear sides, boxed, $3.a0sis. i.
Articles-t Itereits p. Shipmetim s.
F"l'ur, bar.srel's ........... ihitL)
Wheat, bushcl; .......... 73,000 2,is
Corn, bushels ...........232,000 99,000
Oats, bushels ............219.01) 132,000
Rye. bushels ............ 5,000 11,000
Barley, bushels .......... 75,000 43,000
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, Dec. 29.-Cattle-Strong and
active and generally 10 higher, includ
ing Texans and butcher stock and can
ners. Feeders steady. Good to choice,
0~.35306.50; poor to medium, $4.1315.25;
mixed stockers. $303.85: selected feeders,
$4.250d4.853 good to choice cows, $3.410q
14.0; helfers, $3~e4.09; canners, $2043.10;
hulls. $2.530a4.50; calves, $487.35; fed Tex
ab beef, $4.25325.23.
Hiogs-Active and 5e higher. Top, $4.40.
Good clearances. Mixed and butchers,
$1.100_4.42%; good to choice heavy, $4.2500
4.13: rough heavy. $4.10014.20: light, $4.104(
4.40; hulk of sales. $4.2544.35.
Sheep-Slow to 100 lower. Lambs, 1065'
ISe lower, excent for choice. Native
wrthers. $4.1504.05; lambs, $4e24.7;: West
ern wethera, $4.10'04.60; Western lambs,
$5.3.20 5.75.
Receipots-Cattle, 3,000; hogs, 27,000;
sheep, 11,000.
OTHER MARKETS.
Omaha Live Stock.
Omaha, Dec. 29.-Cattle-Receipts, 1.300.
Market active and strong. Native beer
steers. $4.1005.S0: Western steers, $3.90.R
4.75; Texas steers. $3.70f04.25; cows ana
heifers, $.l.1304.23: canners. $2.2503; stock
ers and feeders, $3.6014.753; calves, $t.30@
7: 're'.! and stags. $3(4.25.
AoRc.-nAmssepto, 5,600. Market a shade to
ic higher. Heavy, $4.12%0s4.174; mixed.
$4.150.4.174; light, $4.17i% 4.20; bhulk of
sales, $1.1.(54.171<.
Sheep-Recelpts, 3,000. Market steady.
Fair to choice natives. $4.2504.60; fair to
choice Westerns. $4004.50; common and
stock sheep, $3.7584.23; lambs, $4.252
5.23.
San Francisco Wool.
San Francisco, Dec. 29.-Spring wools
Nevada, 1200i5c; Eastern Oregon, 12Gil6c;
valley Oregon, 200)22c. Vall wools-North
ern mountain lambs. 10rol2c; mountain
lambs, S0l10c: San Joaquin plains, 7il10e;
Humboldt and Mendocino, 15016c.
Copper Stocks.
Boston, Dec. 29.-Boston & Montana,
260; Butte & Boston, 43; Parrot, 37%;
Utah, 29.
London Quotations.
London, Dec. 2.--Anaconda, £8; bar
silver steady at 274d per ounce.
Treasury Statement.
TVashington, Dee. 29.-To-day's state.
meat of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. $297,008,
368; gold reserve, $238,919,482.
Weekly Trade RFeview.
New York. D)r. 29 --.radstrcet's to
morrow will say: toliday Influence and
stock-taking impart an appearance of
dullness to general distributive trade.
broken. however, i, fair activity in re
order tbusiness to fill up sMtoks depleted
by the heaviest holiday trade that ehas
ever been experienced.
Anticillation of stpring trade wants has
givenl a more than ordinarily active atp
peareance to dry goods In New York,
while in Industrial lines the efforts of
manufacturers to keep ulp with filled or
der hookd Is resulting itl unusually active
operations.
Following the flurry in money, stocks
and eIt some lines of speculative commod
itles noted last week, has come, as was
expected, A more cheerful tone and a
firming ll) in quotations is noted in such
stlples ia. ecotton, which was affected by
last week's moneye dcevelopmenits, and also
In hog products, coffee, coppet, tin and
lead.
The failure of cotton receipts to in
crease has bcell a socurce of strecngth in
that market, more especially as the hre:ak
recently is understood to have afforded
anl opportunllity to heavy short covering
by foreigners. Aside from these features,
prilces have dlisplayed exceptlional firnm
nlies. cereals holding eup especially well.
The .trengtfh of textiles is still a feea
ture, whlicch finds justillcation In icurrent
stalintics of large season's reecipts alnd
sales of wool and ill reports of onlarged
old and heavily increased new capacity in
mlnutaclll turng lines. Another excamplo
of this is founlld in the fact that, although
wool receilcts at loston for tile year ag
gregaote nearly ldeuble those lof a ytar
ageo, the stock held at tilhe close of tile
year is actually smaller than at the end
of 1898. One of the last of the malnlufae
tured textiles to feel the impetus of ex
panding delmand. cotton thread, has this
week been :adv\oanced.
Boot and shoe statistics point to an in
crease of shipments from Itoston of lccc.0,0
cases over tlhe preceding year. and, al
though recent mild weather has dulled the
demand, the outlook in this trade and lh
hides and leather Is of considerablle
strength.
It firon and steel seasonable quiet as
regards new business Is observabtle, but
unabated activity on earlier booked or
ders is reported. In some cases no shut
down was made for the holidays by mills
and furnaces. A production a little below
11,700,000 tons of pig iron is anticipated.
with all other branches of the same trade
reporting similarlly largely increased
outputs. Prices, despite the great ad
vance of the year. and doubtless refleect
ing the large orders ahead. are exception
ally strong. A gain in other metals is a
feature calling for note this week. Hard
ware is seasonably quiet, but the trade
reviews the old year with satisfaction
and faces the new year with ronfideonc.
Wheat, including flour. shipments for
tihe week aggregate 3,610.557 bushels as
against 2,81.714. bushels last week. 6.292.
i27 bushels in -i.e corresplonding week of
1905. 5.,9,061il bushels In 1593. Since, July
1 this season the exports of wheat aggre
gate 103,904,197 bushels, against 121.525,729
hrushels last year and 129,061,816 busheis in
c'orrn exports for the week aggregate
7.226299 hushrels, against 3,910,000 huehels
last week. 3,659,745 bushels in this week
a year ago, 4.006,86 bushels in 1X97, 2.712.
994 bushels in 1096 and 472,441 bushels In
1895. Since July 1 this season corn ex
ports aggregated 121,637,145 hushels,
against i0,950.639 bushels during the same
pteriod a year ago and 80,347,260 bushels in
1597-95.
Business fallures for the week number
220 ao compared with 210 in thIs week a
year ig,., 217 in 1897. 219 in 1896 and 316 In
I,'r the year failure. are the smallest
in isrmhr for 17 years past. and were tr
ntt for a few heavy tinrllrnlA susrpensions
irll i)trmtberl l liabilities, wshicth will exceed
thir.,- of 1092 slightly, wolld have been
th, mialtltst for 12 years past.
tillointss faoilurs for the week in 'Can
iit numbet r 22 as compared with 29 last
wi-kb. 16 ini thist week a year ago, 22 in
1597. 37 in 1896 sand 20 ill 1095.
r'atlian bank clearings aggregate $29,
25,tNI0. i deicrease of 16 prer cent. from last
wr-k, but a gain of 21 per cent. over this
week a year ago.
(ilass Works Rlesumle.
C.ncinnati. Dec. 29.-A rrpecial from
ilretford City, Ind.. says: To-night at
midnight, 441 window glass fiactories, rep
rsenllting 1.700 pots ctparlily of the Amner
ilrn rsindow G(las;s company. go into
operation. The plants hare been idle
tinore last June and will furnish employ
ment to 15,000 glass workers inl this state.
A Clinlss Ilvention.
Ilerlin, D)ee. 2!.--The Relchza-nzelger this
afternoon published ther following: Tile
Lokrtl Anzeiger continues. II spite of the
rcontradiction of the Wolff bureau. to ;d
vertise Itself with communications re
garding the alleged contents of the An
glo-Glerman treaty. VWe are authorized
to declare that the statements in question
are founded on impudent and clumsy in.
ventions.
Father Malone Dead.
New York, Dec. 29.-Rev. Sylvester
Malone, pastor of the Roman Catholic
church of Sta. Peter and Paul. Brook
lyn. and a member of the board of re
gents of the University of New York,
died to-day, aged 79 years.
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Belt Co=
1114A-Sixteenth St., Opposite P. O.
Denver, Colorado.
WANTED- -M ISCELLANREOUS.
WANTEID-TO RENT BOARDING
house, 15 rooms or upwards. furnished
or ol tourn.:icd. E. E.tark. Broadway or vi
inity. 11., Standard, Butte.
WANTED-JUNK, SCRAP IRON. RAGS,
old waste paper, old rope, brass and
copper, zinc and lead. S. & L. Freedman.,
P. O. Box 221. Butte.
WANTED - SECOND-HAND FURNI
ture, sewing machines, bought, sold and
exchanged. 33 W. Park. Butte.
WANTED-FURNISIIED ROOM FOR
light housekeeping. Address X., Stand.
ar,l Anaconda.
WANTED - SECOND-HAND GOODS.
For sale, stove repairs. Oechsll. 124 W.
Park. Butte.
WANTED-LAW PARTNkR. ROO1 M 2
ItHr Ilivc lhldg., Broadway, Butte. Good
businaess.
TWANT ADVERTISEMENT&S.
Advertltemnnnte under this head 2 tents
a word for the first Insertion and 1 cent a
word for each consecutive insertion. E.
O. D. or Sundays, 2e per word each Inser
tion. No advts. taken for less than 25
cents.
Classified advts, per line per month..$1.73
HELP WANTED-1-IALE
WANTED-MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade; 500 positions at $60 monthly wait
ing our graduates; new field; can earn
tuition, two months complete; all Infor
mation with handsome 1900 souvenir mail.
ed free. Moler Barber college, Minneap
olis, Minn.
WANTED-MAN WHO CAN BARBER
and assist in attending bar: references
required. Apply Ed Gavin, Silver Bow,
Mont.
BUTTE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 121
N. Main. furnishes first-class help; out
of town orders promptly attended to.
HELP WANTED--FEMHALE.
PEOPLE'S EMPLJYMENT BUREAU,
room 21 Owsley blk.. 'phone 205. Wanted,
good dishwasher for Philipsburg, $25: girl
for housework. .Pony, wages. $25. small
family; good girls for housework, kitchen
help, waitresses, pastry girls, cooks for
small boarding house In the city.
WANTED-GIRL. AGE 16 TO 20, FAIR
looking and having good head of hair.
Advertiser will call on applicants on Sun
day afternoon. Address B., care Stand
ard, Anaconda.
WANTED - WOMAN COOIK FOR
country, $50: 3 waitresses, 130 each; 4
girls for nice families. St. Paul Employ
ment Office, 17 W. Granite, 'phone 355,
Butte.
\VANTED--GIRLS FOR ALL KINDS OF
work: city and country. Montana Em
ployment Office. 16 WVest Broadway, Butte.
MONTANA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
The place to get your help. 16 W.
Broadway, Butte.
WANTED-COMPETENT GIRL FOR
general housework. 722 Locust et., Ana
conda.
WANTED-GOOD GIRL. GENERALt
housework. 27 N. Excelsior ave., Butte.
MISSOULA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
128 Higgins ave. Mrs. Will. Kennedy.
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS W WOMAN
cook. 49 W. Broadway, Butte.
WANTED-SITUATIONS..
WANTED--OSITION AS FIREMAN;
understands all kinds of stationary and
locomotive boilers. H. Fitzpatrick. Butte.
WANTED-POSITION AS IIOPSE
keeper by middle-aged lady: hest of ref
erences. Address Box 026, Butte.
AN EXPERIENCED COOK WANTS A
situation In a private family. Inquire
108 S. Idaho Alley, Butte.
WANTED-AGENTS.
SALESMEN AND D.EAIERS IN EV
ery town to sell custom tailoring; $5
daily easily made; suits and overcoats
$6.50 up; large samples, carrying case and
advertising matter (your name appear
ing). free; experience not necessary;
write immediately. The Puritan Tailors
(Quality as good and reliable as Puritans
oft old). Station "U." Chicago.
AGENTS-FOR TIHE LATEST IM
proved gasoline lamp, the only lamp
sold with a guarantee, absolutely per
fect, send for terms. Standard Light Co.,
91i Market st.., San Francisco.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
$250.00 CASIt MAKES THE FIRST PAY
ment on a twenty-room lodging house.
located one half block from Main st.; bal
ance monthly; pays $1:10.00 per month.
Conroy & Morley. 46 E. Broadway,
FOR SALE,-13.000.00 BUYS NE\V EIOHT
room solid brick house, with bath, elec
tric light and ,ot air; rented for $60 per
month; cost $4,000. Conroy & Morley, 46
E. Broadway.
IDAHO 1REAL ESTATE-FROM 40 TO
1,000-acre tracts for sale at and around
Nampa: at present can he bought cheap.
Addres 3. B . . Walling. Nampa, Idaho.
FOR SALE-LOTS IN THE WASHIOE
addition at very low prices and at very
reasonable terms. Investors' Realty com
pany, 37 West Granite. Butte.
$2,400.00 HUYS NEW EIGOIIT-ROOM
brick house; within two blocks of North
Main st, "Took this up." Conroy &
Morley, 46 E. Broadway.
FOR SALE-TWO I-ROOM BRICK
houses, on lot 85 by 115. close in, at a
very low price. Investors' Realty Co., 17
W. Granite. Butts.
$1,400.00 BUYS 4-ROOM BRICK I-IOUSE:
bath, toilet and electric light; on car
line. Conroy & Morley, 46 E. Broadway.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BITTER
Root valley farms; write for list. Ra
valli County Abstract Co., Hamilton.
G. W. DICKINSON, REAL ESTATE,
Stevensville, Mont., can locate you any
place in the Bitter Root valley.
CIOICE BUSINESS PROPERTY. S.
Main st.. for sale cheap. McMillan &
Floyd, 47 E. Broadway. Butte.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE-FOR THE NEXT FIVE
dayn, 19-room modern lodging house for
$450; owner leaving city. Call 525 Hennes
sy blk.. Butte.
FOR SALE--ASSAYING OUTFIT, ON]'
Hoskins furnace, scales, works on as
saying. Address A. J. Bennett, Virginia
City, Mont.
THREE ROOMS HIOUSEHIIOLD FURNI
ture for sale and the roms to rent.
Inquire 327 lHiggins ave.. Missoula.
FOR SALE-TWO S0-HIORSE BROTILERS,
$575 each. Butte Lighting & Power Co.,
53 E. Broadway. Butte.
FOR SALE-A BUGGY AND CUTTERI.
,heap, at 12_1 Missoula av., Centerville,
MINERS' W.HIMS AND SPRING \VAG.
ons for sale or rent. Rutter's, S. Butte.
FOR SAI.E--BARItER SHiOP CIIHEAI'.
Inqtuire 236 E. Park st., ulltte.
FOR SALE-CHEAP. FIURNITCRE OF
3 rooms. 114 Covert. Butte.
FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT-STORE ROOM; GOOD LO
cation on S. Main et.: cheap rent; will
give lease. W. F. Cobban, 33 W. Gran
ite st.. Butte.
FOR LEASE-A FEWV GOOD PROS
pects with splendid showing. t'obban
C'asey-Day Co.. 23 W. Granite st., Butte.
FOR RENT--OFFICE ROOM. EAST
Broadway, ground Iloor. McMillan &
Floyd. 47 E. Broadway. Butte.
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE STORE
room, with nine rooms above. Apply
319 East Park, Butte.
FOR RENT-SPLENDID STORE ON
Main st. Inquire of J. H. Leyson, 221
N. Main st.. Butte.
liAI.itoAI)'A. I IIAILIIOA DO.
BUTTE, ANACONDA & PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
TIME TABLEU
Trains Leave B., A. 8 P. Depot, Butte, for Great Northerd Trains Leave Anaeaodas
Anaconda, as Follows: 8:40 a. m.-Great Falls and Helena lo0aL
10:00 a. mI. via Butte.
1:05 p. m. 7:20 p. m.-Through train for all points.
4:45 p. m. East and W.est.
4:45 p. m.
10:40 p. mi. Northsern Pnclc Train Leave Aanaoeadi
Traise Leave Union Passenger Station, 10:40 a. m.--Parlfic Express for Portland
and all po!nta ,Vest daily.
Aaeoadll, for Butte, as Follows. 7:55 p. m.-Atlantic Express for St. Paul
8:40 a. m. and all points East daily.
1 1 :55 a. m. regon Short Line Train Leaves Anaoonda
:00 p. m. 3:00 p. m.--For all points East, West and
7:20 p. mn. South.
Tickets for sale for all points, local and through, on the Great Northern raill
way, Oregon Short Line railroad and Nor thern Pacific railway and their oonneco
tlions.
Steamship tickets for sale to all pot nts in Europe via the above lines.
Short Line
ONLY LINE TO THE EAST
Via Salt Lake and Denver
Two Vestibuled Trains Daily
New Pullman Dining Cars (A a Carte)
New Library Cars
New Pullman Sleeping Cars
Reclining Chair Cars
And the New Tourist Sleepers
Are acknowledged the finest ever run
in the West.
Write us
For information concerning person
ally conducted tourist excursions
twice a week to Boston,
Through Without Change of Cars
TICKET OFFICE
19 East Broadway, Butte
H. O. WILSON,
Oen'l Agent, Butt., Mont.
D. E. BURLEY,
o. T. & P. A., Salt Lake, Utah.
Specify
your Route.
Don't say "It doesn't matter" when
ther ticket :igent aeks you what tin:
you want your tick,,t to readn over.
It does matter-nimntters a whole tobt.
Specify your route.
Tell himt you waitil i1 tickett o ;. the
Burlington.
Do this and you will bIe SI 'IE to
enjoy your tri--yrol will be St'ill- to
reach your destin.ation on time.
Omaha-ChticagIo-.ansas 'toy-St.
Louie.
PHIL. DANIELS. Agent,
3y East Broadway, Butte, Mont.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
AS AN INDU('EMENT TO SEt'IURE A
stoady tenant for :-room honls first
month will tin given free: then $11.50 per
month. 414 WTalnut at., Alla'otndl.
FOR RENT---ROOM 1MODI.:IN 1tIAT.
Call Ietwoon 9 anlld 10:2)t. ti. 11 o 12 and
2 p. m., 107 S. WoVashilgtoi. tinti,.
FOR RENT--3-ROOM SI t.\I., lltt'SI
on waest side. 79 W. Park. ltltte.
FOR RENT--h-t.-(tOM TENIEIMIENT. W.
Plnkham, 428 \i. Porphyry, Butte.
ASSAYERS.
ES. STICHT & CO.
Reliable assay office. Estab!'::led 1889.
The largest and best equipped laboratory
In Montana. 316 N. Mtain st., P. O. Box
621, Butte. Mont.
M. E. MAYER, Assayer-Samples by
mail or express will receive prompt and
careful attention. Gold and silver hbllion
a specialty. No. 40 W. Park st.. Butte.
P. O. Box 516.
T'liOS. IGY. Ase;tyer and C'hemistp
1311 North Main street. Hutte. Sidt ftor
circular. 'ITh, traveler's naxim. "Follow
the crowd." might be profitably adopted
by minetrs in selecting tan aia.y(r at tile
fiest.
SC.AIltVOYANIS.
MO.l sbtSON. T,'ii: ilITEi.D iAL..MIST.
e ],.r anld spiJitual medium. will give a
public test s.eane It (lGod T'' lotars' hatd.
next (;rand o,,lera hnu-e. Sunday. 5 p. m..
giving names o" spirlt (riondt and rl
tions of past. ilre(s, t 1 nd fturl' ; priv \'
sitting,'s aily. BHarrett & Jackey bilk
iutte. Sa tistfa tioll or tio I'htrge.
.CONSULT TEi GREATl. ( FR!1NX't"1
clairvoyant; se ime him an v he (onvi ,.I
hie I tile one that will tell you the tirut
and settle all youlr troubles : nd It,,t, x. -
fair. Parlors l and 3, V11 1. It'.l t..
Butte.
311RS. DI. CALDER, MIIEDII'i .
elos W:ednsdty, Frid'ty a:.1 Sunday
evenings ait 5 . mI. Parlors 4t ld ;t,
Nesw Owsley blk., :lltte.
MADAME GUY GIVES ItEA. ING.S
daily: crlerls Sunday, Tu u .!.iy aind Fr:
day evenings. 203 Da:lk.l.ta st tnt!re.
NE1V MEDIUM (IV: 8 HiA:.lDINGS1
daily: eircles W\',d nsd,> p. t. 2,:
VWest BTroadway. IlButte.
'MONEY TO LOIN
MONEY TO LOAN ON ANY KIND. 0·
security. Lec Davenport, 2': WV. Granit.,
Butte.
STIME CARD
-oP
TRAINS.
_ aBUTTE
EAST ARRIVE DEPAm'
No. 12-Anaconda to St.
Paul, daily.............. 9:00 PM 9:10 Pr
No. 11-St. Paul to Ana
conda, daily............. 11:40 AM 11t50 A&
No. 34-Mixed, to White
hall, daily except Sun
dry; Twin Bridges,
Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday; Pony an d
Norris, Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday ...... 6:15 PM 8:00 A
WEST
No. 13-To Portland and
all Coast points., daily... ............ A0:0+ X
No. 14 - From Portland
and all Coast points,
daily.................. 9:45 PM ..
Standard Pullman, First-Class and Tourais
Sleeping Cars to Portland. St. Paul, Omaha, St.
Joseph and St. Louis without change.
W. H. MERRIMAN, G. A.,
Butte, Montana.
CHAS. 5. FEE, O. P. & T. A.,
St. Paul, Mina.
TOURIST
SLEEPERS
Used by Everybody
@lean, Comfortable, Cheap
I.E 11ES 1BUTTE
For St. 'ooll noll Eost. ldaily....... 8:30 pm
Greoat Falls Lural, daily........... 9:15 am
ARRIlIVES BUTTE
'rom St Ponlt, dhily. .............10:30 pm
From (it. F'llis andi Il1lea, doily. 4:30 pm
City Ti'krt O1"oil , No. 41 North IMain St,
Butte. J. I:. I)Dawon, Gi neral Agent.
PEIRSONAL.
IAIEl F.--FRIC1E HARMLESS MONTt
Iy regulator: ca.lot tail. Mrs. B. RoW
aIo. 1. I,2 Milwauk.llke, is.
CONtO E t)N'TIA1-317 ARIZONA. HOME
ill conlinlement. Ir.. Karstedt, Midwlfe.
FOR RENT--ROOMS.
11)1OMi (')OOKIN( CLEAN ROOMS; 30)
E. Park st., n.\ eondal; evrlything new
from pillowc1tsto to frying pan; board and
room, $,1): ro lno. $.
FOR IEN'T--1-OO, - HOI'SE:1 ALSO
furniture of 6i room. for sale for $100 It
gold at tuce. 1I., Standard, Butte.
FOR) IRIE'N'T'--I.AR(HI NICEILY I.R
lisholl room. suitable, for two; price $10.
Apply "217 W. V alon. ibulte.
EI.I:IANT' FI'RNISII RE) ROOMS. MOR
ris bilk., Montanla 1and Broadway, Butte.
FUIRNISIIEI.i ROOMS BY DAY. \VEEK
or month: bathS. Leyson bilk., Butte.
LOST.
LOST'--I LA('t'K FUIR ('OI.LARETTE,
Tu1sdtlay or Friday last. Finder please
ret rn to Standard office. Ultte, and re
celt'e I' rewlr.
I.LST-A SORREL- IHORSIE: WEIGHT
1,2 It; bhazed face. bruandedt D on jaw.
Return t" .02 W. Granite st.. Butte.
IOST -- A BOX AIDDRESSED TO
Georgc Furlong. 1'ind i:r please return
to Standard attire. Allnond.il
l,{O'ND.
,FOUND Klil .IITI',N;: LiEFT AT
Staundarld;i tlle. o)Vlter call and receive
MIISCELLANEOUS.
t' 1 11i I ' ( )L l N I[ ION - l) -.
t', ll:-. s wages and rentts
n ',vn I tal pt l,*r. i\ttt liga tes and ad
i.t; l.il.. .tiin.l l tli experts books
of ru.Ltnt. ]I, N. tlain. room 5. Butte.
II.. 31Ait i T.iAtHIER OF PIANO,
lunbur', mttlin ,nd ttinjo. 318 1. Park,
IIttSINE,- (HIIANCEu.
WANT itD--SAN W\ITH $551 TO INVEST
iltl ti nr, tltng; tt sl:p. Address Box
1.074, lutte
\\'ANT1'1DI --I'A IRTN ElR VITHI $400; GOOD
lsi Adldr. s . O l . IK., Standard.
ItIIEMuM AKINO.
MRS. JtU)SIt FIIIENI . DRESSMAKER,
11, \. ttlthl.t so.. Butte. Accordion
iii 4i ltl'-t I l' :lg it specialty. M ail
nrittt promptly attinded to.
DR. T. A. GEIGG.
OCULIST.
Practice limited to Eye. Ear. Nosa.
Throat and Chest. Offce postoffe built
Ing., S East Broadway, BuLte. Mont.