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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-15
THE WaRLD'S MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digsst Of Exohange Nsws-Aining Stocks
Metal ouosanons-wool Prices and
Movemonts = Grain and Pro-
duco-RoviOw Of Trado.

New York, June N.-There was . dispo-
sition in speculative circles to-day to
await the further progress Of event after
q series Of testing by the professional ell
emnt. There was evidently an expecta-
ton at the opening that there might be
renewed pressure Of forced liquidation OF
account OF the collapse in the wheat deal.
The bears were prepared for such q de-
velopment and sold with considerable con-
adsncs. bringing about declines Of . point
In some cases. No heavy offerings were
prices had come back to about the Open
Ing level before the end of the irst hour.
Later In the day there was renewed SELL
ing on quite q large scale. which WAS at
tributed to Chicago activity. and served
to awaken some apprehension a. to the
extent of the damage done to the imam
cial fabric by the collapse In wheat. This
feverish tendency of prices unsettled the
tone of the speculation and resulted In a
rather dull market for the rest Of the
day.
The strength Of Manhattan M the
frmness Of Sugar and Tobacco In the lat
ter dealings helped to sustain the market
There is some anxiety In the street to md
out how the subscriptions to the new
government loan will progress. II II con-
sidered probable that money will become
dearer, though no actual stringency r.
looked for by any competent observer,
The new revenue law. In force to-day.
has one or we features whose effect on
the stock market values Is q matter for
consideration.
Prices of bonds yielded IN sympathy
with stocks, but losses were less and there
was no pressure to liouidate. Total sales
81. 81. 900. u. 3. Es registered advanced Y
per cent. ". 8. - coupon \ per cent.
the old fs coupon u per cent, the old 81
registered Ind the SIS Y per cent. In the
bid price.
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FORT BENTON NEWS.

Mrs. r. l.. Kelly has gone to Sal
Lake City by way of Helena. She will
be absent several week on a visit to
friends in the Mormon city.
Miss Lily Lewis. who has been at
tending school for the past year at
Evanston, ILL.,, has returned to Fort
Benton, TO spend the summer vacation
with her parents.
David G. Browne, collector OF Gus
tome for the port of Great Falls. is
tr~ansacting some official business at
Fort Benton and incidentally looking
after his stock interests there. He says
that the prospects all point to a more
favorable grass crop than has been
seen since 10.
operations at a pen OF the Ed Smith
ranch across the river from Fort Ben
ton. During the next ten or twelve
days they expect to shear bou 10. 900
head Of sheep.
The recent decision In the land office
at Helena in the case Of W. /. Wall VS..
Margaret Murray gives to the latter
tn. possession of a large tract of val
liable land near Big Sandy.
In spite of the recent assurances that
Fort Benton is going to decay the
business Of the postoflce has so in
creased in h last two years that tho
salary Of the postmaster. Joseph Sui
Ivan. has been twice increased. He
has just received from the department
notification of the second raise In his
salary. amounting to 81. 900 per year.
A telegram from Havre states that .
gang OF fence builders working along
the right of way of the Great Northern
has been held up by an armed rancher
at Yantic. The crew wisely stopped
work and appealed to the county ON
GERS to determine whether or not they
were working on the land Of the
rancher.
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gramms he's been arranged for the
evening. PARIS Gibson Of this city and
other speakers have promised to ad-
dress h people. The Black Eagle
bard. the pride Of the city. the eminent
soloist. Mr.. Smith. and other local tall
ent viii add to the occasion. The hos
pital 10 n Of Q series contemplated.
and when fully developed II In ex-
pected to be one OF the most modern
and elegant hospitals in the country.
The construction Of hospitals and their
successful development viii aid In the
effort of u press to All attention to
the climatic influence Of Montana.
Montana 10 one Of the most healthful
regions Of the West. and Great Falls II
one Of the very finest Of the cities Of
Montana for the sightseer and the
h~ealth-seeker.
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Chicago, June H.-The furry yesterday
seemed to have cleared the atmosphere on
the board of trade and to-day there was
nothing to remind one OF fhe disturbance
but the lower prices. The Letter deal was
generally considered to be dead and bur-
led 30 far ~ the trading In deferred flu
lures was concerned. but the obseQuies
OF the cash end Of that remarkable spec
ulation were still to be perfected.
Wheat started not fag from the closing
the transactions. although = few sales
were made mt lsc Improvement In Septem-
Der and December delivery.
Weakness very soon developed, however.
and July sold down Sc and September and
December about TIC each during che half
hours trading. II became rumored during
the forenoon that besides buying from
Letter all the June wheat the latter had
coming to him. Armour had bought all
the cash wheat held by the young specu-
lator in Minneapolis, and Duluth. That
gave a little frmer tone to the proceed
ings In the pit. The gathering strength
was Increased when the rumor received
the substantial confirms tion OF the presi-
dent OF the Illinois Trust and Savings
bank.
To complete the bullish situation the
weather was still wet In Texas, where
much OF the wheat IL In shock. and IL
rained heavily In Kansas and other West
ern states. where wheat cutting had COM
menced.
Liverpool contributed q further Item Of
bullishness by cabling that the wheat
throughout East Central Russia was
threatened with total failure from
drought and that the worst was probable
unless rain relieved the situation within
a week.
. The Liverpool quotations. however,
were anything but bullish. giving clear
Indications OF the abandonment OF a
threatened July corner in that market.
July wheat there was Is Sd per GENITAL. or
the equivalent of 1sc per bushel lower this
morning than IL closed yesterday, but
September was only the equivalent OF IZc
per bushel and December sc per bushel
lower. July at Liverpool had recovered
about &c n bushel OF Its early loss before
the close. July closed with q loss OF NC
and September NC lower.
TIL continued showery weather and the
more settled feeling I'm the wheat pit Gre
ated a firm tone In corn. July closed un-
changed.
After a weak start oats firmed upon re-
ports Of wet weather. Prices at one time
showed n slight advance. The close was
unchanged from yesterday.
Reports OF an Improvement In the yell
low fever situation I'm Mississippi, together
with light receipts of hogs and higher
prices at the yards. had q strong innu-
ence on provisions at the start. The mar
ket reacted later on the selling by En-
glish packing concerns. Swift was also a
seller. Pork lost 17hc and ribs nc. Lard
closed unchanged.
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VIA EDMONTON.

Nr. uoLoughl1n Gives Bone Interesting
Thsermstion About the Route.
Great Falls. June 1A.-Some time ago
It was reported that George B. Nc
LAughlin and his party. who were on
the trail from Edmonton. have given up
the task, and were about to return to
Montana. In . letter recently received
in Fort Benton from him he denies this
report. His letter. In addition, con-
air some very valuable suggestions
and information about the trip. He
tor Is o~verstocked. At the present
time there are over 700 surplus horses
on hand, and the demand for them has
ceased. Along the trail he condition
for the would-be seller is even worse.
The Mackenzie river route, the So
called all-water route. he says, has
Been practically abandoned on account
Of the difficulties q traveller has to sur
mount. BY that route one has to go
to Athabasca Landing. Q distance Of 30
miles. thence down the river to the
lake, across the lake, then by river to
the Great Slave lake, and across that
large body of water before he strikes
the Mackenzie. The trip occupies all
of q year. and at the end one is still
several hundred miles from the Klon-
dixie. There are five bad rapids on the
JUL AN ~ VI
which come ack over the trail are nu-
merous. Among the parties which he
mentions az having met with trouble
are w from this city, the Buck n
the Bolinger expeditions. He concludes
that the overland trail Is the only n
of account, and that this is compara-
lively easy.
A party from this state, composed of
Ed Burton and Ed Gagnon OF the Sweet
Grass hills, David one Of Fort Benton.
have gone over the trail. Harry Skies
OF Helena and M. McAuley of the Mar
las were Of the party, but quit at Ed
monitor. At the latter place Mr.. NC
Laughlin met Peter Rivers, who at
one time was proprietor of the Wfndsor
hotel at Havre. and is now running a
restaurant at South Edmonton and APP
parently prospecting. Edmonton is the
end of all mail facilities. and letters
have to be forwarded from there by
such parties as may happen to be go
ing out over h trail. The delivery OF
mail to people en- route is, therefore. a
doubtful proposition.
Mr.. Mclaughlin and his party have
reached ST. Albert in the course Of their
journey. OF the town and the Journey
ahead of them he writes:
est. Albert Is about the Oldest town
in the Northwest-older than dino
ton. But the latter has outstripped st.
Albert. having over a thousand peo-
Die. Their are two ferries across the
Saskatchewan at Edmonton. and a rail-
road bridge is building. st. Albert Is
on the Sturgeon river. has about 1870
population, but has a most beautiful
Catholic mission. overlooking the
stream. The buildings are very large
and grand. They have chimes, and an
Indian boys brass band. From here
our trail will lay west and northwest
toward the Rockies, hence toward the
Arctic. The country Is very heavily
timbered, and few trails. Basil c.
D'Easum Is at Fort Saskatchewan. east
of here IS miles, visiting a brother. Bas-
IL used to teach school or the Shonkin."
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ne cOAFESSES his GUILT
HE IS. ONLY II YEARS OLD
He oont the Goods 70 Q FrSoud It lad
Olaars. Wis. Expecting = Gall for
Ihom on July l-ahert6 WIN
Try to Recover Thsm.

: Great Falls, June lA.-Edward Cos
grove. who has been working as q wait
er in the restaurant kept by Mrs Lucy
Callahan. was arrested this morning.
charged with having stolen from his
employer q lady's watch, a gold ring,
. hair chain and a small ring set with
rubies. rs hearing was had immedi-
ately before Judge Burleigh. and ne
pleaded not guilty. According to the
testimony Cosgrove. who il only II
years old. had worked in the Montana
restaurant kept by Mrs. Callahan up to
June 9. when he was discharged. AZ
ter he had left his employer missed the
articles mentioned from her room, over
Merrill q Green's grocery store. and in
formed the police Of the loss. They
made inquiry and located one OF the
rings at a pawnbroker's shop. This led
to the arrest of C~osgrove. After the
testimony was in the prisoner broke
down and retracted his plea completely.
He stated to the court that he had not
only stolen the articles in question, but
also another ring which up to this time
had not been missed. The watch and
other things he had sent to a friend in
Eau Claire, Wis, asking him I o keep
them until he called for them. and In the
meantime to say nothing about their
receipt. He intended to call for them
on the Fourth of July.
The Judge reserved sentence pending
the efforts Of the sherif's office to re-
cover the stolen property. The prisoner
Ia the young man who about a month
ago was hot in the arm under rather
peculiar circumstances while taking a
meal at q colored dive in the bad lands.
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rs A Truss made % ~ Diaa Of ne sssve,
know II yeu have been In NE habit Of wearing
one. Threw IL suay. Why VIII you eceenus
wearing such an ins.I Of torture vhen we
any iron hoops OF steel springs about I, ssd cse
Which nay :: vsrs With sass ed es.fsrs
A. for .UREs.~ On PIIRcE's PATINr
NXoHErfU ELASTIC TRUSS" hes seesa.
DllshsA TuoUSAHne! IL 70 n 1LEOThio
xuss, - ssly genuine ssA NeessseA ses svss
TW1NTY.fWo yssss. II rspssrsl - IN JDay
ysu - invsssAgsss - osea censsiesuse ~.
-, 49, ~ ~i 3. a. ~. ": - : asSs.s~
rs ~ 81: soss5.Sfs:e ~ IT, ~
81, eoo DfaaeooO.
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In The District Court.

Great Falls, June 1t.-W. e. Ahrens
brought suit in the district cour this
afternoon against Frank 0ehring to re-
cover the SUI Of $500, with interest at
10 per cent. on a note given December
IS. 1897.
In the case of Frank T. Overman
against Lulu A. Overman, the default OF
the defendant was entered this after
noon, and later q decree of divorce was
ordered issued to the plaintiff.
The suit Of Eliza Goodwin and Lucy
wadsworth vs.. John Lepley and Z. e.
Collins was dismissed a. settled.
A marriage license was issued BY the
clerk of the court to John Jones and
Miss Annie n. Clemo. both residents OF
this city.
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We have seen 20. %. or even 30 per cent
of the members OF militia organiza lions
rejected. the reflections being based In
some cases upon mere slight physical de-
fects. such as the loss of a finger or a
toe. failure to reach the required stature
and other deficiencies no more serious
deficiencies which. as a matter of fact. do
not affect in the least the nghting ability
or the soldieriy efficiency of the candidate.
who is eminently better qualified for inn
mediate service than some unframed. I'M
disciplined. raw recruit. who may comply
In every particular with the physical re-
quirementk
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Cun.ber,.nd'. Co,or~a Police man

The democratic municipal government
that became operative In Cumberland yes
terday Illustrated the progressive spirit Of
"the untsrriied' by its showing Of twe
coIored o~ficials. q policeman and janitor.
This Is a new step for the democracy in
this state. so far as the police force Is
concerned The spirit In which the change
will be worked, makes. however. consider
able difference Not being employed for
the purpose of asserting the race issue in
an aggressive manner. Cumberland's SOL
itary eolored policeman may prove q good
investment
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Hotel ArPty01o.

At the Great Falls-Geo. G. Waite,
Sycamore, Ills: e. A. Green, Fort Ben
ton; Thos. c. King. Sand Coulee; Geo.
w. Beckett. NJ. d. Cassidy. I. Triplett.
Cascade: Chas. Bannatyne. Brighton:
Walter Glib. Sun River: j. w. Lentz'
Orr; Mrs.. Jno. @. Jackson. Valpar-
also, Nsb.; j. r. Stroupe, Logging
Creek: VIM. Kahn. Seattle: w. G.. AL
lin Cascade; J. G. Bailney. Belt; L. c.
Roberts, st. Louis; c.. p. Smith, Min
neapolis; q. A. Richardson, c. L. Clark.
Helena; B.. Krams. Clancy.
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-: .s:;sy :. 1913 : J: ~ 'V.n.:
tsssssl q heas ~ IL saDs Cs1ss 0sAss 49,
gssrssss~ II yes prefer - seas here % -
eessssss - psy sealrssA fase cd Asssl tllh -
eury. fsAiAs {. haA sSll have aeAes ~
peiss, huesss Pssehss IN meath, Sore Threat
hopiss, CsDSsr.CelsssA spess. Ulcers - eay
20 !: e. = s =: nd; h sioo = i2Ec;si::sCsS; *, as.,: :. =; ss. :.
aasss - cave We eslicts the nest sesSaass
cssss ed eAsilsaGs The vsriA fes . 49, vs -
skin Of the nest eminent Dhysieiass. o8oo.o oo
caDissi bshisl eur unsonAidssl guaranty. A.
esIsss prcsf. ssnt sssss1 - syIheaaeA A.
Chicago. IN
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Once Tried, Always Used.

II we sell one bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. we seldom fail 10 sell
the same person more, when ii is again
needed. Indeed, IL has become the fam
ily medicine of this town. for coughs
and colds. and we recommend 1t be-
cause of its established merits.-Joseph
e. Harmed. proprietor Oakland Phar-
macy, Oakland, Md. Sold by drug
pisfs
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ovASp o. oaSo, CrH % TsL0o. a.
Lo0As CovNrv. -

YsAxx J. OasxlY nskss aath thss he ? ne
SolvS SusiSsos n The City Of Toledo. County ssl
stsss .f...4.,4 "A III :;,d 1921 Nv. ", s:S
b sss use q HALL's CAfAPal CuE.
fkANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 bsfers Ne ed sahserissd in =
>reseneo. ia - dny Of Decs0ber A. d. 1855.
(~l v. GLEASON.
sHAI NofAKy PcSLc.
Usu,a Ossarrh Cure is taken Internally and
- direetly on the blood end mucous ~surfaces OF
- svsteu. Send for tsstinsnials. free.
". J. CHENEY q CO., Toledo. o.
ssld by Druegists Use
Halle Iami1y Pills are the best
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The movement for good roads u ike
many other things in this world, obsti-
nately opposed by the ones to whom its
accomplishment as a fsct would do the
most good. In a genuine reform such az
this the crusade Is long and arduous. and
disheartening to any but the most deter
mined advocates. The wheeimen have
lone good missionary work. but apparent
ly the have not convinced the rural
mind that the advantages they are con-
tending for would be general and far
reaching.
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n. Protestant ne.p,t.I.

Great Falls June 1L.-Great Falls Is
to be favored with h first enterprise
under the auspices of the new Dea-
coress movement of Montana During
the winter the structure has been in
progress. and is now so far completed
as to be ready for its furnishings
Thursday of this week Is to be opening
day. The afternoon and evening the
building will be thrown open to the
public, and very interesting pro-
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OTHER MARI N


Omaha. June h-Cattle-Receipts. ESQ
Market steady. Native beef steers. so
40: Western steers. 50. s064 50: cows and
heifers. S5.so94.+5: stockers and feeders.
s+n5.a; calves. A.5007: bulls and stays.
Heavy. s.. Tn3.ss: mixed. 81. n: light.
81. 75a3.so; bulk of sales. G.Ta3.@.
Sheep-Receipts. 100. Market strong
Fair to choice natives. xs.sO@<.S: fair "a
choice Westerns. g. 50: common and
stock sheep. 0.5e0<- 50: lambs. "a. 7sQs IS.
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Send as SO in advance for n years
subscription to the Standard. or IS for
six months. and secure . copy Of The
American Navy. Cuba and Hawaii
the handsomest premium ever offered
by q newspaper.
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OMcsrs Of Crescent Encanpmsut

Great Falls. June A.-Crescent en-
canpment. I. o. o. F., has elected on
GERS for the term beginning July l as
follows: Chief patriarch, w. c. An
ming: high priest. Frank Goss: senior
warden. ]. n. WILDER: Junior warden.
Bob Swayne: scribe. Ted Maris: treas
urer, Bert Reeves: trustee. Sam French.
The hold lover trustees are j. A. Collins
and j. w. Roberts. The installs ton
will take place on the first meeting
night in July.
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BELT o; sand CouIss &.

Belt, June 14.-For the first time in
the history of the camp there was no
celebration on vi 18th. The mines
worked all day. and all business houses
were open. On Sunday the Sand Coulee
base ball club came over and played a
very interesting game with the Belt
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Cash Qu~tatt0as.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
weak: standard and quoted at $50.
with prospects of IS being the market
price against q last menth. No. : spring
wheat. 9 Gsoc: No. . spring wheat. 73Dssc:
No. Q red. Sc: No. . corn. a5kc: No. Q
oats. Ahc; No. . white. sc: No. . white.
&c: No. Q barley. S1633c: No. 1 nax seed.
s1.i&: prime timothy. sz.C: meas pork. per
barrel. s.<ds.8: lard. per 100 pounds.
IS. 70d6. 80; short ribs sides. loose. q. $50
$50; dry saited shoulder. boxed, 565hc:
short clear sides. boxed. o .sods.
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The Chinese q

The stan dard of the Celestial Empire is q very
queer looking affair. It represents the most
Grotesqus Of green dragons on . yellow ground,
The latter 10 suggestive not only Of the national
complexion, but also Of that Of . sufferer from
biliousness. To remove this unbecoming tint
from the complexion, use Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. which will speedily regulate yeur liver.
prevent malaria, and remedy dyspepsia, nervous
ness, rheumatism and kidney complaint
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Csse.rsts Candy Csthsrtic, the most wonderful
medical discovery of the age, pleasant snd ~
the kidneys. liver and bowels. cleansing the entire
sy:ten, dispei eelde, ours headaches, fever. habit.
nal constipation and biliousnsss. Please buy and
Sold and guaranteed to cure BY ali drafkists.
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W.O0s.8l Lake coppsr. 11.ss0i3s. Tn. lie.
0peiter. Sos. 10. Lead 1.STS08- me. ne
arm that hxes the ceiling price fer minors
and smelters quotes lead 1t sec at the
close. Bar silver. SC.
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New York Nusnisg ssoeks.


New York. June N-Money on call. 1sa
III per cent. Last loans. Ia per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. sa4 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business In bankers bills At 81. Si.a4.S ssh
for demand ana A.S&04.A for 60 days.
Posted rates. A.sSd< ST. and a.ss.d4.g7.
Commercial bills. N-G64.s7 Silver SER
tihcstes. J &@6shc. Mexican dollars. 4shc.
Government bonds strong. state bonds
heavy. railroad bonds heavy.
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New York. N N.-special cable and
Geographic dispatches to Bradstreet's
covering the principal points Of accumu-
lation. indicate the following changes In
visible supplies last Saturday 10 conn
pared with the preceding Saturday:
Wheat. United States and Canada, east
OF Rockies. decrease. 3.%6.0 ID bushels.
Anoat and In Europe. increase. co. 90
bushels. Worlds supply. total. decrease,
assoc 900 bushels.
Corn, United States and Canada, east
OF Rockies, increase. 10000 bushels.
Oats, United States and Canada, east
OF Rockies. Increase. 1ol.0 Q bushels.
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Has bee, us.A for over FIFTY YEARS By MILL
IONS Of HOTHERs for sheir CHiLDREN
WHILE TEHTHrN0 with rERrECT SUCCESS.
II sOOTas6 the CHILD, S0yTENB the GUNS.
IL The bsst remedy for DIARRH0EA. Sold by
Druggists IN every part Of the world. Be sure
and ask for Nm. Winslew's Soothing Syrup"
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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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San Francisco. June N.-Sprtng clip
Nevada. l3alte; eastern. choice. i20I4c
Oregon. eastern. poor. sn11c: valley. ia
lsc. Fall w~oois-Southern coast lambs. "a
Sc: San Joaquin lambs. 70sc: Northern
lambs. Ilal2c: San Joaquin plains. 70sc;
Humboldt and Aendocino. lA0lSc.
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Boston. June N-Oregen Short Line. 50
Boston a Montana 2oi. Butte 4 Boston
22k: Parrot. 2er
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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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shows: Available cash balance, $les. %. 20
gold reserve. SIS. III. 70.


Spanish Fears.
London. June A-Spanish 81 closed at
"a 3-ls. q net loss Of 3-&.
Paris. June A-spanish Is closed at
SAN. Q net loss Of 3-11.
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IscususA 70 Exsgeepats.

From the 81. Louis Giobe-Dcmocrat.
. We believe the Western paper which
says the Spanish fleet will be humbled In
the dust of the ocean as soon as Samp-
son catches II Is inclined to exaggerats.
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Read the Standards war bulletins at
the Board of Trade.