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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04
SICK SOLDIERS.
Gen. Skaters Report Shows Total
of 4,172.

of 4,172.
Washington, July Bottle war de-
partment has posted the following:
Adjutant General of the Army: Con-
ditions for the 9th We're: Total sick.
4,,72; total fever, 1913; new cases OF
fever, 500; cases of fever returned to
G,;:y, 542. Deaths, Private J. Fl. Far
rni. Con pany H, Ninth Massachusetts
vc:r.,tee Siboney; Corporal Thomas
Rols,",. Company D, Twenty-fourth
infantry. Siboney, yellow fever; Prl-
vatc William H. Byers, Company D,
Seventeenth infantry, cerebral apo
pleXy. -Shaltef.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04
DISCUSSING
TERMS OF PEACE
THE CABINET WHISTLES WITH
THE SUBJECT ALL DAY.

Agreement REACHED AS to General
Terms, Which Include Absolute
Surrender of Puerto Rico, RecOg-
milton of Cuban Independence,
Cession of One of the Lndrone
Islands ans II COaling Station in
the Philippines - Disposition of
the Philippines the Cause OF
Probably Be Sent To-Day.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04
1,,,,unes From Santiago,

New Orleans, July 30.-The steamer
Berlin, having on board the immune
regiment under command of Col.
Duncan S. Hood, sailed yesterday.
Her destination is Santiago.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04

Rock Rapids, Iowa, July 3O.--A Sc
we're electrical and wind storm passed
a few miles south Of here, doing con-
siderable damage Lightning struck
the barn Of Henry Ruveling, killing
four horses and wrecking the building.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04
ADMIRAL MILLER SAILS.
Goes to Honolulu for the Anne
ton Ceremonies.

ton ceremonies. v[
delphia sailed for Honolulu yesterd
morning. Admiral Miller TRANSFERRED
his flag from the Albatross to the Phil
adelphia Admiral Miller, it is be
lieved. carried no special Instruction.
with him, but will remain in Honolulu
until ordered elsewhere. Admiral W.
cr will not raise the flag of thesTni5
States over the island until after
arrival of the Hawaiian commiss
ers. who leave this city for the isla
elrly in August.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04
Entertained Cervern.

Annapolis, Md. July 29-Admiral and
Mrs McNair entertained Admiral Ger
vera and his staff, who are prisoners
at the academy, at Il dinner. The table
was decorated with American Beauty
and La France roses.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04
Hnd E.cnpcd From St. Peter.

Madelia, Mimi. July Bottle man
who so mysteriously stole G. 0. Rice's
horse Tuesday was arrested in Mankn-
to. He WAS brought here. 1t was found
he was an escaped inmate of the ST.
Peter asylum. An asylum employee
came up and took him back to ST.
JDotn,.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04
Iir,tntnw's Dcstructi.n

Wood Lake, Mimi, July 20. ~
man Schlemncss' barn was strllc
lightning and hay, machinery
harm are a total loss; half insl
William Kleistcrs house was
struck: small loss, n
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04
More stlOntlikc Fables.

San Francisco. July 31,-rhr steam
err Portland has arrived from ST. Mi
chaels, bringin" seven relrlrnin. Nlon-
dikers and about $50 600 in gold dust
and bullion.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04
IInOtyDc Factory Damaged.

Montreal, July 81. - The factory &C
the Alergenthaler Linotype company
was badly damaged by tire. The los.'
is placed ut S50.UOO.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04
Killed HiA Wife.

Manitowoc, Wis, July 20.-James e.
Hampton, Il resident OF this city for
many years. shot and killed his wife ut
their home. They had frequently quar-
relied.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04
REJOICING At
HONOLULU
WHEN NEWS OF ANNEXATION IS
RECEIVED.

Capt. sealby, of the Coptic, Has the
Honor of Making the Good News
Known - PandemOnium Breaks
Loose, Whistles Are Blown and
Bells Rung-FirewOrks Sent Up,
and One Hundred Guns Fired
From the Roo fof the Executive
Building Harold NJ. Sewau Is
Recommended for Governor of
the Islands.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04
MANILA HAS
SURRENDERED
INFORMATION RECEIVED BY THE
SPANISH GOERNMENT.

Admiral Takes Possession of the
Capital o fthe Philippines-Cam-
and the Gentle Weyler Says He
VIII Not Oppose the Negotiations
Spanish Papers Indignant That
Hostilit7cs Did Not Cease Upon
Spnin's Declaration Tint She De-
sired to Negotiate Peace-Gcner-
ally Accepted That War IL mt an
End
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04
Powder Mill Explosion.

Elmirn, n. Y, July 3O.--I'he powder
mill of e. II. Johnson ut Troy. Pa,
was blown up. aud the owner was
KILLED
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04
DISPOSITION OF
THE PHILIPPINES
SUBJECT WHICH IS WORRYING
THE ADMINISTRAT ALTON.

The President Has Reached a Con-
cluHiOn on the Subject of Terms
OF Peace and Secretary Day liz
Reducing 1T to FOrm-Principnl
Points Of the Policy So Well I'm
dcr"toOd That Nothing Is Left to
CONJECTURE - SpEn;s:. Papers Ap-
prove of the Terms of Peace
Ascrihed to the President-Tbfs
Is Regarded as Encouraging,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04
Unknown Tramp ,0&Afs'

Unknown Tramp pa41sEs he'd. i
Fairmont, Minns July %. lneg1
tramp, name unknown, was liant
killed by a railroad train lis hea
while apparently trying to 81 of
secure something he had lost. He va
frightfully mutilated.
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REAL r A NEWS.

There was nothing in the real estate transac-
lions closed last week to indicate any consider
able improvement in the market. and the pros
pect for a fall boom IN city realty is now
becoming exceedingly slender. The weeks
sales at private contract were fairly well
distributed throughout Manhattan. Brook
Ign and the Bronx, but IL was no.
ticeable that a large proportion of the
properties changing hands did so in profess
slonal trades. In all. thirty nine parcels were
reported as sold. seven for considerations
amounting together to S274,4O0.
In. the auction rooms there was another dull
week, only one parcel OF Importance. the dwell
ing at IL West Beventieth street, going tC an
outsider, and that after a comparatively small
amount OF competition, The Grenoble apart
ment house was knocked down to the single
bidder who appsRred TO compete for the Drop
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-28
The List of Referees.
Tho following is . List of the referees appointed in
cases in the Supreme Court last week:
Ru ,Juskice Cohea.
Runinana

Justice Cohen Of the Supreme Court has
appointed Moses l.. scudder receiver Of the
property OF W B. Cuthbert. who did BUSH
ness as E. b. Cuthbert & Co.. bankers and
brokers. at 30 Broad street. Mr.. Scudder was
appointed upon the application OF Fred 8.
Pearson. who brought a creditors action some
time ago to set aside the assignment which Mr..
Cuthbert made on Aug. 81 last. The schedules
SlB4,4 400.
Deputy Sheriff Radley has received an at
orator of Chicago. for $1,000 in favor Of
Elisha @. Hubbard. The attachment was
$500 ON on deposit beIongt nGt To- NJ NJ fdlH nave
TIL Sheriff received an execution yesterday
against Philip Schimel. dealer in dressmakers'
ninth street. for $3.50 in favor OF John Gold
man. Mr.. Schimel has been In business about
been entered against him during the past year.
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L |
The Beard buldips. . tvelyestory structure q
NoR. I2a and l3B Cedar street, which hea Ocent ~
Tho marfef since the spring, has been sold ~ ElAke
&DowlinR for something over SHOo, 600. inc name
Of the purchaser II withheld for tne PressnL ,oH,h
street, a plot T6.11x1OQt has been trana1efaca W
jacob ID. Butler to John Mcsveeney for sdOA ~, nng
the southwest corner Of st. Nicholas avenue ~
1t7th street, aplot 7b1l2s, 70 Mait9r tpS anu sSsrl
take building loans from the seller. -
L. J. Phillips 4 Co. have sold for Francis muLpny
10 n builder the plot on tho north aide OF llBth stIeet.
2oi feet east of Third avenue. lSbxi5Ox Irregular. ON
Laior 4 Derineer have sold for Jere Q. Lyons TO
Samuel stlefol, OF Stefel, Sachs \ Go. of SAn iran.
cisco, one OF y row OF eight American basement
dwellings nov being built ON ths p poEth S Siae OF SeV'
David Stewart has sold for John y, Kane 70 sne
Enst.Mar1-Natha Company the plot on the MONT
side Of 14pth street 100 feet east OF the Boulevaru.
1o0x9n, II, taking in part payment 2 plot on tMne
wood street. 1oox3A0,d x1So.5 hH282.T. valued at
about $40, 900.
william Tipkin has exchanged four houses in
! Fred McAiorran has sold to tho ErnstA MARI. Nathan
Company the ssven-story business building NO 80
Great JOncB street, 22.7Iep.l 10 on private terms.
Edith q. King has sold the northeast corner. OF
Seventh avenue and 11ath street, q plot 100 rect
square, to n builder for Improvement.
Fay ( Stacom have sold to an investor the new, PIX
story tenement house, Nos 1913 and 125 Ludlow
street, covering n plot 81, RxST.0.
Henry Lovinton, has sold 70 q Mrs. Brown NO. Iss
20IS3. The price In withheld.
Morris 0oldfarb has sold the two gtx.stoY tone
mont houses Nos. 450 Cherry street and asa Monroe
Urry Goodman has sold 70 sSIhSeitser Bros, tho
southeast corner of Attorney and Stanton streets, .
plot 26K1o0. with q ~six-story tenement house.
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Notices for about 5000 bags of September coffee
were issued to-day, causing q decline in priceR at the
opening. The cables were lower. but the decline was
partially recovered before the close on new buying,
together with some covering of shorts. The receipts
were moderate. especially at Rio. The receipts at
Rio and Santos for four days Of this week average
49, 200 bags per day, against 80. 800 last year. The
total receipts for the week are estimated at about
$4,000 bags, or practically the sam as in 1895,
when the crop was 1880. 600 bags.
METALs-Were nominally unchanged.
NAVAL SroREs-Were dull. Spirits of turpentine,
2Sl@294c.; common to good strained rosin, 81 80
&&1. 30.
PRovIsIoNE-Lard was strong. Prime. So. 40; re-
fined for the Continent, $50. Pork was dull but
steady. Mess, Sp.5O@SI0. Cutmeats were steadier.
Picked hams. 7A974c.; do. bellies. BA@7c.; do.
shoulders, 494hc. Dressed hogs. 64@5Ac. Tai
low. 3kc. Butter-Creamery Western extras, 1gc.;
nrsts, 17hS1sI6c.; seconds, 16917c.i thirds. I41I
@15hc.; State extras. ls1fc.; 1rsts, I7MsIsc.;
thirds 70 seconds. ,14Es17e. c~heeae-state, mi
to prime. 70 common to fair 6iis6sic.; small,
colored and white fancy. 73l@Sc.; good to choice.
7H@7Hc.; common to fair, dS7c. E~Ggs-stato and
pennsylvania, fresh gathered. prime, I449Ibc.;
Western. fancy. lake; fair to good, 13f014c., Chi.
cago, Aug. 2T.-"The volume Of trade in provisions
WAS moderate and mostly in the way Of changing.
The market was steady and closed firm at u fair adj
trade was fair for Saturday"
SUoAR-Raw was firm: 500 test, . 13-I6c.; 06o test,
{ 5-I6c. Refined was active and strong.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3T.-These were to-day's prices:
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Futures here advanced 1 10 2 points and closed
steady. The future trading was as follows:

Cotton was intensely dull to-day and the fluctuations
E Mlfe h uvn,nS; ana TSe r sm wSs S SeTon nttt fer d inISG ascn,,n to
caused a slight advance. liverpool was higher. fur.
cuff s sSaxs a MANI the ven Mi. sfRGp1sd y al sSe and adli rafn S Mna
indicated for the next thirty six hours in most sec
on o1t the : w fRo soV Was ra aher' fSGi sae C Sri he ri TSp %ns
tnfinG. IN spite Of the fact that rainy weather has
be beneficial. Thereis a general inclination to await
further developments before trading freely on either
at Galveston. aud this fact initiated against any de-
eided rise in prices; Moreover, beneficial rains have
Garded as brilliant. The spot markets at the south
were easier in some instances. and the receipts this
Crop accounts continue decidedly more fsVcoraIie.
Weather perfect. Crop could hardly be better: Rain
favorable. Plant frsit!ns; we'll, Mssst6er hot. open;
iST %i,uT Ts, op Aus. Getting Setting s 49, tS So s SsEsn ns SSx aa dIs.r
GeatheT past seven weeks: Full crop doubtful:
sandy lands and lower bciis rottins ON bot.
tom lands. These conditions are pretty gem
s sfsli G Fdiin on ses s1in in or our fit ssrrl 1srSI and + VIII RFifie' bs
general by the hrst Of September, Think yield in
FROST '@sf WOULD reduce adHs G and l iasS f ain increase tars ssi the y hSfy
Any estimate of this crop made by looking from cars
West Point. Miss. lhS 2 SSa"H Lands ne q tha = last lar year
made oyer . bale per acre I see no chance Of exceed.
hSs, little fruit and not making. squares and small
hollis dead. Uplands have fair crop. Fruit is not on
La. Aug. 10. Crop in north and ncrthwes Louisi::
anal Is c very E90a: t to ap SS,t J sr,G +. N IE1, good but
don't think worms have done any damage" Memphis.
Aug, 24.-"In this district cotton will BIO marketed
ten days earlier than expected ten days ago. Have
had two weeks Of very hot weather both day and
which it has done. and by the 18th or 1+th proE. OK;
pect our receipts will be from 500 to 700 bales a dsy.'
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was Arm; No. 7, \ T-I62
64c. The sales were 1000 bags Bourbon Santos
No; 4 at TIC. cost and freight; 400 bags Maracaibo
and 200 bags Central American on private terms.
Futures here declined 5 to 10 points, hut rallied
and closed steady with prices unchanged
10 points lower. The sales were 34,bOO bags,
Havre and Hamburg declined u. Rio was barely
steady at $50 refs decline;. receipts $4,000; stock
853, 900; exchange 7 O-16d., IN advance of hd
declined 100 res; receipts 81, 900; stock
5SS. 900. The future trading was as follows:
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Barley-was, inactive and weak. New feeding. ss0
corn~spot was, stronger but less active. The sales
SoSSd al aid ;ooq for P" e9po No. No. I m ! mixed q 2 IN %ei fsss on
8S1c. Futures were unchanged to Nc, higher
cember a4Tss4SS.. Closing asEo, Future sales,
5000 bush, as follows;
OpsnfnO. Highest. Lo,es,t. Closing. EiaG.
SsSssmGsT 81. ~ s tx 81 %tSS ssttS sts
bush. None for export: No, 2 MIXED. s7e.; No. 8
white. 1000 at sss3sS.' Futures We're mon in nnSIiiiy
unchanged. No sales.
Opening. HiOht't. LO~est. Ciosiap. Nigkt;
Better cables than had been expected, continued
ing of shorts caused a fractional advance in wheat
crops IN R u ia'' chiGSso received e fsai~ Is1 cars sSis az ari RGSt
16s last week and 100 last year. Kansas City re-
and st. Louis got but 57,oocS BUSH against 81. 81 SS1r (
year ago. Liverpool advanced IA. to nd. but the
Continued suIport most Of the rise Was Lost.
apG Il. Operative SartSMs ss2 a. Pso liberal The tEa , total th SoI EsSe, he
cars. AGAINST 4aS a week ago and 800 last year; The
saaiSst NEE tssSs i lSf t Week Ts sna 1 f.SS2 0f isst s sssTs ' r.;
weather at the Northwest was favorable. and con
the Week were smaller. aSsgeSstng s,Sss,4 ia BUSH.
against 3. pss, 34s last week. and s. Il9.s53 last year.
rise IN wheat. Kansas and SoSrsssR mp TepSrt Elddnd dame smc
age by the recent hot weather. The sdyices were
pool was rather easier and the exports were small.
Chicago received go cars. Liverpool was unchanged
2 ets, 1893 6u.h. against s.l9e. o2l last week and
xsTs only 'i nominal. GsieSso received V aus p esSs,
Chicago. Aug. 27-"Wet weather n, England
higher. and put local shorts in the mood To
cover over Sunday. The range was barely Nc, all
the session. Northwest receipts the past week were
more than double last years. The authorities which
were correct in their predictions OF increasing spring
wheat movement for this week are talking In the
same vein for next. Tho winter wheat movement
6ssps Under q year 40; ana me SotAi ht the az.
Total we viii have . decrease on pAss4ge Monday
grease In local stock. The Northwest Il hAVingp per |
Iect weather for movement Tbs SkADDtAg demand |
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SATURDAY. Aug. 27.-GRAIN Wheat Spot
was quiet but firm. The sales were "a. 100
bush. all for export. including $4,000 No. .
red at 741c. here. and 10000 do. at the out
ports on private terms. Free on board afioat:
No. 2 red. 74H@74Sc. No. l northern spring
Duluth. 75'Sc.; No. 2 red in elevator. Toe.
Futures advanced &c. to ac.. but lost part o. IT.
After ''Change " September on curb was 689f0
BUSH, as follows:
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opa nrA 6ew ~-osre
2aoB 0 Rub A0h A6a &6A A6K az
SUsRpio6 los los look IoeK
$50 UsLp 7sys 7sN 7sN rex rs
100 wabash eh sN sN M Q
sIaS wab pf. ee ask &c seh e2H
$40 W Un T % e6 'pAN sA6 eAK
400 ChsL esN e5h ebh % 90
Total sales. sea.esp shurss.
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aIncluding new cotton.
The rainfall for the past twenty.four hours included
2t36 inches Ct Atlanta, Ca; LOO at Waynesboro,
mlhe.i LA ct Tuscumbia, Ala; 1.80 at Allondale. 3.
e. l.9o q Beaumont. Text Loo q Dublin, Tex; .es
OF an inch at Augusta, Ga; 80 at Palestine, Tex; 10
a. MONTGOMERY, Ala; 90 at Charleston, z. O.. so Of
Galveston, Tex; 30 at Savannah. Ga; .O2 at Vicks-
burg, Miss., and . trace at Abilene, Tex. Tho Signal
Service. predicted rain within the noxf thirty-six
hours In Tennessee, the Carolinhs, Georgia, eastern
Texas. .Mississipgil and Louisiana; showers in Arkan-
sas and eastern Florida; partly cloudy in Oklahoma
and Indian Territory, and fairi western Texas. New
orleans advanced slightly. The port receipts were
z.iac halea. asainst 1.4l5 last week and a.5T,1 last
The cnLontcIs states that the weather has been fairly
there has been rather more moisture than desired.
but generally the precipitation, has been moderate;
that the temperature has been very satisfactory:
that from Alabama and Mississippi there are COM
plants of damage by rust. shedding. worms, &c, and
injury e also reported from . few points In the At
landc States; that reports from Texas continue
good and that picking is making good progress in the
earlier sections; There came into sight during the
week S6. 20 bales. aEsinst 4s.tsI In the same week
against $1,000 thus far last season. Northern
bales. against 1872, e2b in the same time last sea ON.
The exports from the. ports since Sept. 1. 1897.
have been 1913, T06 bales. against 5.y81 PAT in the
corresponding period last season. The visible sup
ply In as follows;
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y. s.l ssssrss understood ,A.sns S,Ds.''n''s
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Winter IN bbls.: superhne, e2.25as2.lO, Nc. 2 ex.
Sra. H2:Ab@e2.db; strhighta, e~8.lO0t8,bbi patents.
e3,d5Q 1920. Spring In bbla.i Clears, "a. 3O0s3.bOi
stnlEhta, e3.s50eA.l5i patents, s4set.50.
t6ED-Wss steady Western spring In 1oo.n. sacks,
e140e17.
CoIroN-,spotcotton here was unchanged. with sales
q I2b bales. for export and 3p7 for spinning. Mid.
ding uplands. SIC, against 2 1-lGc. last year. New
orleans. and Gulf, TO-, against 3 b-IOc. Mobile
declined LIDO. and wilmington and Augusta Nc.
e. b9pis sold e51 bsles, New Orleans $50. Augusta
SbS, Memphis $50, Mobile $50, Galveston 1853 and
savannah III bales Liverpool advanced I -32d. on
the spot. with sales OF 1000 bales; futures advanced
towns were A folIowa,
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New York stock Erehnnrs-seies Aun. ~.
UNITED srATrs ann Stars BONDS tr si.ooosl
ss U 9 81, v L.........r...".... Io6hol o6h
r...n nnrn.
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has rlthqf allow for eovoro1 days, Although the
for contract gfads. Com dida htie better than hold
y, 1yn. kAnsna reports damage from dry weather.
EaiSed IN that STATE e already mndet Country offer
ingh are Hmhll; the shipping demand has not been
active. The weather u the potent factor Just now
d has been perfect an this week. The oata
trade ~ no morn important than suggested by the
rnrioue hnctuhHonr. shipping demand keeps light"
ELoUn-Thetonoto-dhy was rather easier. hut there
yerA no ohhngea Of importance in prices. Trade wna
dull and foatureleHs with total transactions Of only
5000 bbls. The movement Of wheat At the North
western markets was liberal.
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including gold reserve 274.7 4o.51o 2ss.14s,s 54
Money in London y p cent. Rate OF dis
count in open market for both short and
three months bills 14@15E y cent. Paris adj
vices quote 3 q .cents at lob francs 70centimes.
Exchange on London 25 francs "a centimes.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange
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Total sales, 3.1oou hAreS.
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Government bonds firm. The IS. W.. l., closed
y p cent. higher bid. Railway and other bonds
irregular. The futures were Chicago Terminal
As. East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia 5s,
Fort Worth and Denver City lists. Northern Pa
clflc general 3s. New York Central L. g.. col.
3ks. st. Louis Southwestern DDS. Texas Pa
ciic, Union Pacific As. Union Pacific. Denver
Atehison and standard Rope and Irvine
s sent'. to |f 7S1. n and 4'G senSral ~ q. \. 4Si to S4Ss;
Fort Worth and Denver City lists. i. to III;
SsT aSfk R ceets Hnd 4 Twins Il col 81. 9 3 & Ii to sD SS4 81
advances were In Chicago TERMINAL As. Nv
Georgia 5s, X, to ia; Northern, Pacific b. aH <,
to 87k; st. Louis Southwestern DDS. *, TO
S ~ and Wabash debentures. series B. 2h =
Commercial price OF bar silver In New York,
S!lc. Bar silver N London closed al, .27Ad.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 40kc.
is a aSofSd on az sc cal; 2 SsSt' ~ = cent d Time 2 money
on good mixed Stock E~xchange collateral.
for bills receiyablei acceptanees and prime
B v cent.
Foreign exchange market closed dull at I'M
changed quotations. Posted asking rates for
ste5lllng are: Sixty days. $4s4 and sight,
s siaSt druft Ac s4asy EH sSa A cable L f@aSs SilIs; : 4,ss.i
France are quoted at S5.3SJsS52iT Tor long
and ,520hG5,20. for short. reichsmarEs.
short GgIIders. 46ISsO I.i6G Tor long and
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
lilo discount; selling. 7S cents premium, New
SSR fPs nc n Fl. e f4S e so sasSiS% t sEIs:
cc ifisRi = S' oss,i tS iTi soi~nd ttSSisEiss
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-02
Open FOR CORRECTION
The Last Chance to Get Your
Name on the List.
A LIGHT REGISTRATION
The Approaching Election Has Aroused
Little General Interest-There VIII
Be . Big Falling on From
Last Years Vote.

The registry Offices for Mondays
election will be open to-day for correc-
ton of registered names and for some
additional names. Those who could not
register during the regular 10 days on
account Of absence from the city or
sickness will he permitted to register
to-day. The Jurors in the mining case.
who were imprisoned during the days
allowed for registration will also be
allowed to put their names on the list
to-day. The registry offices will be open
from 10 to l2 a. m, 2 to 5 and Z to 3
y. m. Those on the east side register
at No. 43 East Broadway and those on
the west side in the Armory.
The publication of the polling lists
reveals a big falling of over the vote
in the municipal election a year ago.
This is accounted for by the fact that
whereas last yea a full set of city OFF,
Gals was to b. chosen. this year only
aldermen are to be elected. In fact
there was never an election I'm Butte
which aroused so little general interest.
Every ward Ia a smaller registration
than the vote of last ear with the ex-
ception of the seventh ward. The fol-
lowing table shows the registration in
each ward for Mondays election and
the vote Of the same ward a year ago:
r0Ns ls0-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-02

Great crowds attended the auction
Yesterday at the Bee Hive.