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MARKETS.


Chicago. May 17.-After a rather wide
f~iuctuation wheat closed weak. Peace ru-
mors had some influence, but there were
apparently very clear evidences that
Letter brokers were disposing of all the
July the market would take. Early Liv-
erpool cables were iaG3d higher for July.
Heaviness of domestic receipts, however,
o~vershadowed I'm the minds of traders the
Liverpool advance.
The weather map indicated higher tenn
p%erature through the West. Heavy rains
fell in the Northwest where most needed.
The California crop has freshened up
wonderfully since last Saturday. Reports
from Russia say that the state of winter
wheat in that country is generally salts
factory. only a few central districts hav-
ing suffered.
July opened at 81 .0e%, ranged from S1.oe
to 10. declined to S.07 and rallied TO
81 .0s bid at the close. September opened
a NC lower at 91itc. sold up TO a2c. reacted
to seisc and closed at sss4c bid. May closed
at 81. 49h asked
Corn was depressed. July closed Ac
lower.
The trade in oats was inconsequential.
July closed with a loss of 1c.
Provisions made two turns to-day
weak at the opening. strong later. show
ing an advance OF 30c over yesterday,
caused by good buying. and closed weak.
The close for July pork was 22isc lower,
lard 17lsc lower and ribs Zoe lower. I.
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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

L. II. FogIe, the Ot. Paul travelling
man, arrived in the city on the morn
ing train.
John Hobbins OF Collins. the owner
OF large bands of sheep, is In the city
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Olson Of Sixth ave-
nue. north are happy over the birth OF
twins. a son and a daughter.
Mrs. C. S. Cornelius and children
have arrived from Colorado to Join
Mr.. Cornelius. who is employed at the
smelter.
Miss Florence Lemon. who has been
attending chool in Chicago. Is expected
TO return TO her home in this city In
the course OF a few days.
The death OF Mrs. Louisa Beckman is
reported from the Teton. II occurred
Yesterday at the home ranch n the
funeral will take place tomorrow.
Mrs. George Muilery has removed
from Cascade to this city, where she
will reside in the future. In order TO be
with her husband. who is under sher-
in.
NJ. f.. Miner. the cattieman Of Malta
and the chairman OF the executive
committee of the North Montans
Roundup association. came in on the
morning train.
Miss Leona ToIbert left this morn
ing for Havre to complete her term OF
school there. which ends June IS. Al
the conclusion she will return to spenc
the summer vacation with her parent:
in this city.
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Great Falls. May 1.-THE pupils OF
room s i'm III Whittier building had a
bread contest yesterday. Each OF
the pupils so desiring made and baked
a loaf of bread and entered II in COM
petition with those made by the 9TH
ers. There were 26 contestants and
this number included several boys.
Unfortunately for the sex. none OF the
latter were adjudged a prize. A com
mittee of judges. composed of Mrs. +.
w. Webster, Mrs. Felix Armstrong
and Mrs. j. Il. Enright. tested the
loaves and awarded the prizes as fol-
lows: First prize. 81. al Dickson
second prize. 80 cents, Idelle Patterson
third prize. 25 cents, Hattie Johnson
All of the loaves presented would nave
done credit to any housewife. and the
task OF selecting the best was any
thing but an Easy one.
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record Of Commercial and
Financial Proceedings.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
DIGEST of Exchange News Mining Stocks.
Metal ouotatons-Wool Prices and
Movements - Grain and Pro-
ducs-Review Of Trade.

New York. May i7.-To-day's advance In
the price Of stocks was the result OF a
movement Of professional operators to
renew the upward course Of prices. THESE
operators argued that the market nao
undergone a fair degree Of reaction our-
ing yesterday and the latter part OF iast
week. The reaction had invited . fair
short interest and had wiped out the
holders on the long side Of the specula-
ton. This represented IN Improvement In
the technical conditions of the market
The days trading started on with the
addition Of an improvement in London
where prices Of American securities were
advanced q sharp fraction all around.
There was also some buying for London
at the opening here. but London after
wards turned seller when prices nao
risen. There are q number OF stocks which
enjoy the special support Of FRIENDS ana
inside interests and these Impaired nrm-
ness by sympathy to the rest OF the mar
ket. The combination of these circum-
stances made the bulls feel warranted III
pushing up the prices of their favorites
without waiting for more definite devei.
opments in the naval fleet in the west
Inoian waters. There was no evidence OF
any large outside interest and any slack
ening of the professional demand precip-
itated dizziness.
The absence OF outside demand was indi-
Gated clearly also by the way In which
| prices fell away In the realizing move
ment In the Anal hour. The days ad-
vanoes were curtailed from u 10 u points
by this movement. but net advances OF !
and 2 points for the principal stocks still
remained.
Tobacco led the ltst in point of activity.
This stock shows a net gain OF "a points.
| The rates for time money went lower to )
per cent. for so days. 3h per cent. for 20
days and per cent. for four months. The
| plentiful supply of money in the country
and a prospect of q trade balance Tor
the year In our favor of more than $ooo'-
OO0. 900 are taken much account OF by those
who study the speculative outlook.
A plethora of money seeking employ
ment and a continued foreign demand
for our produce means an era of higher
prices and of speculative and industrial
activity.
Bonds were higher all around. Sales OF
81 $50. 600. u. 8. new As fell VI per cent. and
the SIS 4 per cent. in the bid price. There
was a sale of new As registered at an ad-
vance of 31h per cent. over the last sale,
which was several weeks since.
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N PARNEll IN JAIL.
Another Fracas ut Havrs In which q
Man IL BADLY Cut.

Man IL sadly Cut.
Great Falls. May 17.-The coroner's
inquest held over the body Of Albertus
Curtis resulted In a verdict OF the Jury
to the effect that he had come to his
death at the hands OF Annie Parnell.
the immediate being a pistol shot
fired by her. The prisoner has been
brought from Havre to Fort Benton and
lodged in the county Jail. She was ar
raigned in the district court at the lat
ter place on Monday n given until
Wednesday morning in which to plead.
court adjoufning until 10 o'clock on that
day.
Another fracas Ia reported from Havrs
and again II Is between two OF the col
ored population. The trouble took place
at a ranch just above the town. and as
a result one man was badly cut up and
his assailant. named Price, has been ar
rested and placed In Jail. None OF the
details of the fight are given. From
all reports IL is evident that since the
departure of the troops from Fort As
sinniboine there has been considerably
trouble with the rough element. n par
ticularly with its colored members. The
town, however. 10 well provided with
efficient judiciary and executive forces
and II is understood h a many unde'
sirable characters have been ordered &c
leave town at once. II necessary there
will be as strict a roundup there as hap.
pened two or three years ago, wher
ever an mayor who had become
lawless was obliged to seek other neigh
borhoods
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WILL GO INTO POLITICS.
A New Labor Organization That Doesn't
Approve Of strikes.

Approve of Strikes.
Great Falls, May 17.-Deputy Auditor
Sam Moore returned yesterday from
a Lake, where he went as the repre-
sentative of the American Federation
of Labor of this city. The meeting was
called by the heads of several organ
for the purpose of forming an
amalgamated association. The meet
ing commenced more than a week ago
and continued until last Thursday. 1t
resulted in the formation of the West
ern Labor union. which takes the place
in the West Of the American Fedora
ton of Labor. One hundred and TWEEN
~ delegates were present from all
parts of the West and South and the
conference was remarkably harmo-
NOUS.
In the new organization. the doctrine
of strikes for the amelioration of the
condition of the ~workingman Is de-
~nounced and special attention will be
paid to politics, the organization going
openly to this new departure and in
dorsing the initiative and referendum
From Mr.. Moore II IL learned hat q
permanent organization was effected
as follows: President. Daniel Melon
aid of Butte; secretary. NJ. ]. O'Donnell
of Victor, Colo; executive committee,
McCardle of Oregon, Benjamin Harder
Of Salt Lake. Farrer of Lethbridge and
McFee of Cripple Creek.
All unions are expected to unite un-
der this one head organization n the
Western Federation OF Miners will at
iliate with them. The meeting of the
latter body was still going on when Mr..
Moore left Salt Lake.
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NEIHART'S CONTEST.
The Case Now Under Judge Du Bosses
Confederation.


Great Falls, May 1.-THE Neihart
contest cases came up before Judge Du
Bose in the district court this after
noon. That one which concerned the
m~ayoralty, Isaac Mayer VS.. David
Sweeney. is the first on the docket.
David williams and l.. NJ. MacDonnell
were put on the stand by the plaintiff,
and at the conclusion of their testi-
mony, the defense, without putting in
any testimony, moved for a non-suit on
the ground that the plaintiff a failed
to prove any cause of action. The mo-
ton was sustained by the court. A
motion was then made to reopen the
case and the court granted the same.
The defendant was placed upon the
stand and then the plaintiff rested and
asked for a non-suit. This motion was
taken under consideration by the
court.
Two cases were submitted to the
court by stipulation. They were r. G..
Vaughn VS.. j. l.. Walker and Richard
Bennett versus George NJ. Arthur.
These were also Neihart contest
cases.
In the district court this morning,
Judge Du Bose presiding. the case of
Porter Bros. versus the Industrial
Printing company came up on a mo-
ton of the defendants to strike the re-
ply Of the plaintiffs from the files. The
motion was granted. The motion by
the plaintiffs in the same case to set
aside the default of the plaintiffs and
to allow the reply to stand. or to allow
them to file another reply, was denied.
Plaintiffs excepted to both rulings OF
the court
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Hanson Acquitted.

Great Falls. May 17.-At the close of
the trial OF F. Hanson at Fort Benton
the jury brought In a verdict OF acquit-
tai. The charge was assault. One OF
the charges In the complaint against
Charles Kruger for cattle stealing has
been dismissed for lack of evidence, but
Kruger is still held on another charge
and the case continued for the term.
Frank Cunningham. convicted OF hav-
ing stolen a watch, was sentenced by
Acting Judge Leslie to a term Of two
years in the p~enitentiary.
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IN DRUNKEN ROW.
One Man, Fatally Hurt, Ley n . saleo~
Several Days..

One Man, Fatally Hurt, Lay h . saloon
several Days.
Great Falls, May 1;.-william Booth
was brought in from Barker this after
noon suffering from injuries received
at the hands Of Judd Norman. the lat
ter employing a pick handle to enforce
an argument. From the stories told, It
seems that the conflict took place
about a week ago, and the wounded
man has since been lying in a saloon
in an unconscious condition. The at
fair appears to be one of the drunken
rows which are said to be frequent In
Barker since the revival III by the
rise in the price of lead and the con
seQuent increase Of activity in that
Booth lay in a saloon in Barker up un-
til yesterday or this morning, and II
was only until the people there became
alarmed that they sent him into the
Columbus hospital here to be treated.
They state hat drunken rows have
become quite frequent In h Barker
camp and thai there IL need there of
branch of the Law. Norman, the as
sailant Of Booth, was arrested and
taken to Neihart, where he was ar
raigned before q Justice Of the peace
and held in the sum of $500 a to
await the result Of Booths injuries. In
the meantime the physician here has
not yet determined whether or not
Booths injuries are fatal.
william Booth being an INDECENT per-
son, was removed to the poo farm and
DR.. j. H. Fairfield, the county ply
stefan. vas summoned to his assist
ance. In spite Of the latter's care, the
patient died there at s o'clock this
evening. The sherifrs office has tele-
phoned to the deputy at Neihart. Pat
Sweeney, to proceed at once to Barker
and place the assailant under arrest
for murder. 1t is said by people from
Barker that Booth was allowed to lie
for several days on the fioor of a sa-
loon without any medical assistance
being summoned or any particular care
being taken Of him. II this Is found ia
be true, ii is likely that the saloon
keeper will be arrested.
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CANADIANS WITH US.
The People of Northwest Territory SYM
pathise with Americans

Great Falls, May 17.--Jack Harris Of
Fort Benton Is in the city this evening.
having just returned from an extended
trip through Manitoba and the North
west Territory. He says that the peo-
pie of the country, as he met them.
universally sympathize with the United
States in their present war with Spain
and fervently pray for their success.
He also says that the opinion expressed
by the editor of the Lethbridge News
criticising the attitude OF the United
States. is everywhere deprecated on the
northern side of the boundary line. n
that he has frequently heard express
sions of regret hat such a thing should
have been printed. as IL tended to Gre
ate. among citizens of the states. a
false impression of the feeling which
the Canadians entertain towards them.
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Visible supply.

New York. May 1I.-Special cable n
telegraphic dispatches to Bradstreets
covering the principal points Of ccumu-
lation indicate the following changes IN
visible supplies last Saturday as COM
pared with the preceding Saturday:
Wheat. United States and Canada east
OF Rockies, decrease. 1.2eS.0oo bushels.
Afoat and in Europe. increase. 100000
bushels. Worlds supply. total. decrease.
$4,000 bushels.
Corn. United States and Canada, east
OF Rockies. decrease. 200. 600 bushels.
Oats. United States and Canada, east
Of Rockies. decrease. 7ol, 900 bushels.
The combined stock Of wheat held at
Portland. Ore. Tacoma and Seattle shows
an increase Of 30. 900 bushels for the week.
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~Cablegram.

New York, May 1.-THE Evening Posts
London financial cableeram The
stock markets here opened q trtfe better
speeches and closed unchanged In all ex-
cept Americans. where the pressure to
sell has abated and which closed good on
New York support. The New York power
of absorption excites surprise. II Is be-
lieved that a sale to brokers there was
as high as 1000 shares. The money market
A. easy.
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Chicago. May I7.-Cattle-Supplies are
falling of as a result OF last weeks re-
duction I'm prices. The export demand
continues fairly large. Yesterdays adj
vance of lOnl5c was maintained to-day.
Common TO choice steers. &4d5. 10; West
ern steers, Ad<.75; Texas steers, H.25d
AGO: ecker and feeders, 81. od4.s5.
Hogs-The demand for hogs was active
and prices were 1o0l5c higher. Prime
heavy. $50; common, A14.7 20; pigs. 5000
4.25: heavy packers. A.3od4.52h.
Sheep-There was a brisk general de-
mand for sheep to-day and prices were
about lOc higher. Common to prime native
sheep, S3.Joa4.bo: export sheep. N.25;
lambs. 81. 15nb.B.
Receipts-Cattle. 1900; hogs. 1900;
sheep, Il,ooo.
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Great Falls. May 17.-Articles OF In
corporation were filed in the once OF
the clerk and recorder of the j. SWEET
ger this afternoon. The In
corporators are Jacob Switzer, II. w.
Lom.ard and II. ID. Shafef. n they
are empowered to carry on a liquor
business. wholesale and retail. to buy.
sell and transfer real estate. including
mines, water rights, water bitches and
G,,V.aa
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NIIWIWE1s

Phn.r, Secondary or !:ra.sy synn1s -
treated ct nome for the sane price un1ss 49,
guarantee. II you prefer 70 come hce - W4
con srset 70 pay railrosd fare and hossa e41hk -
curry. fedids Potash. oAsd san have 49, -
pains, Mucous Patches In mouth. Sore xoDoo4
fimpies. Copper Colorsd Spots. ulsco - -
Il this syphiiile BLOOD FOLSOM tAss vsguns
antes TO cure. We solicit the moss eeoeDa>s
act cure This dlseass hes always 49, e.
skill Of the moss eminent physicians- o0o0o0o
capital behind our unsonditiond guarao1.
dress Cook Remedy Co. l5<O xssents 1s0DA
Chicago. III
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New York. May 17.-Money on call. III
per cent. Last loans. 2 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 5ds1s per cent. Sterling
exchange heavy at N.sS64.S. with actual
busines In bankers bills at A.s2sa4.0
for deman and N.s3d4.Sis for 50 days.
Posted rates, S4.Ssiia4.sT. Commercial
bills. q. s1i.d4. 81. Silver certificates. 57hc.
Mexican dollars. 45hc. Government bonds
strong, state bonds dull. railroad bonds
weak.
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Our War Premium.

Send us SO in advance for years
subscription to the Standard, or Sc for
six months, and secure a cop of The
American Navy, Cuba and Hawaii
the handsomest premium e offered
by q
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Mr.. MsIi~n II Town.

Great Falls. May 17.-Generai Mana
ger Mellen OF the Northern Pacific ar
rived in this city with q small party OF
friends in a private car this afternoon
and have been spending h time since
visiting the falls along the liver and
looking over the town. They Will leave
here this evening. II is expected.
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X Markets.
Omaha Live stock.

Omaha. May observation-disclosures. $500.
Market quiet. Native beef steers. $4d4.s IS;
Western steers. = .sof3. IS: Texas steers.
stockers and feeders, S.s06S: bulls and
stays. &. 7od3.sG.
Hogs-Receipts. 800. Market 2od2Sc
higher. Heavy. S.pd4.eo; mixed. SA.<5d
40: light. "a +Od4 IS; ulk Of sales. N.451
$50.
Sheep-Receipts. 800. Market steady.
Fair to choice natives, U.75d4. 25; fair to
$50.
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The Death Rate.

While II Is quite true the proportion Of deaths
from malaria as an immediate cause IL proper
tiopally small as cited in annual mortuary
statistics. vet physicians are thoroughly con-
WINGED that il causes maladies of q fatal character.
and begets dangerous nervous prostrauon- This
malsdy Is ersdicsted and prevented by Hos
letters stomsch Bitters. which also cures
biiiousness. constipation. rheumatism and
dyspepsia
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SAYS 80.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most wonderful
medical discovery Of the age, pleasant and 70
freshing to the taste, set gently and positively On
the kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire
system, dispel colds, cure headaches, fever, habit.
ual constipation and biliousness. Please buy and
try a box of c. G. G. to-day; 10, IS, SO cents.
Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
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Natal Market.

New York. May i7.-Pig iron warrants,
ss.75d7. Lake copper quiet at a .15c.
Tin quier at l.50014.e oc. Spelter steady at
4.I56l. Csc. Lead dull at 3.s2nd3.s7h. The
firm that fixes the selling price for miners
and smeiters quotes lead at 3.5oc at the
close. Bar silver. 57Ac.
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The reliable war bulletins Of the Ana
conda Standard will be posted regular
ly in the Silver Dollar.
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London. May 1.-THE attendance at
the wool auction sales to-day was fair.
The bidding was spirited and showed an
improvement all around. Sales in detail:
New South Wales. 1900 bales-Scoured.
Is i4ddls 2izd; greasy. si461oisd.
Queensland. LOO bales-scoured, Ia nd
ais 2ixd: greasy. 1kG1od.
Victoria. 400 bales-Scoured. ss.d9is sd
greasy. f.allIzd-
South Australia. 100 bsles-Scoured. II
llxddis ID. greasy. 5izasIzd.
West Australia. 800 b~alesLGreasy. Sasd.
New Zealand. 400 bales-Scoured. ida
Is Id: greasy, S.ul0d.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal. leo bales
Secured, sdnis Sd; greasy. 5ha7.d.
Punta Arenas. 100 bales-Greasy. ga
SID.
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Washington. May T-Tc-day's state
ment of the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, ~. 0e5 .o92
gold reserve. Sl7s, 4<s. 900.
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London. May 17.-C1ose-Canadian Pa
oiic. ATs: Grand Trunk. So: bar silver
steady at Is 5-lsd per ounce: money. 2itga
per cent.
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The Anaconda Standards bulletins
will be read each night from the stage Of
the Stockholm Concert hall.
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Casino Theater
y. Gslens St. Butte. Mont.
Leading Vaudeville House In The North wesl
New Attractions Every Week

ARMSTRONG a o'NEILL. Fun in a
Club" STARKEY & RATHBUN. Mast
tiers Supreme OF the Triple Horizontal
Bars. TRIxEDA. I'm Fantastic Dances.
MINONA. I'm Character S~pecialties. Prof.
Holmes Diorama of the American Navy.
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London. May E.-Spanish fs closed at
s3h. a net advance of "
Paris. May i~7.-spanish Is closed at
3sL, q net decline Of 3-l6.
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Boston. May 1.-THE ton OF the wool
market here this week Is better. but as
yet there Is little business doing. although
a hopeful feeling prevails. Quotations:
Territory woods: Montana fine medium
and fine. I5alec: secured. sc: staple. tsc:
Utah. Wyoming. ETC.. hne mediuT- and
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Cotton at New OrJeoWS.
New Orleans. May n-Cotton quiet
middling. sac.
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Liverpool. May i7.-wheat futures ciooed
steady. May lis ID: July. los lid; Sep
tember, S. 2Ad; December, 70 "a.
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New York. May 1.-THE total sales @
stocks to-day were As. 900 shares.
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Read the Standards war bulletins at
the Board of Trade.
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San Francisco. May T.-Fai woods
Southern coast lambs. 7dsc: San Joaquin
lambs. 7dsc; Northern lambs. llal2c;
mountain lambs. 7gec; Humboldt ana
Mendocino. lfT15C.
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Union Con .......... ........--..".....
Yellow Jacket ........ ......-..........
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fne, il61sc: secured. x3a<Sc: staple. &c:
Australian. secured basis. combang. SUI
perfine. 7oQ72c: good. 09esc; average. 81
GSc.
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SDauioh &c.

London. May E.-consols. 1loh; silver.
g 51Sd.
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san Francisco Wool.

Boston, May r-Boston & Montana.
lela: Butte & Boston. 24i4; Parrot, 10.
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A general commercial banking business
transacted. including the purchase oo4
Acceptance OF trusts