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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

| out of the extension by northern roads
| of horneseekers' rates to Pacific coast
| and all intermediate points The cen
| tral and southern routes VIII simply put
| in the same rates and thank the north
ern lines for doing just what they would
| have done long ag1 but for the fear of
provoking a rate war. There is room
| in every state west Of the Missouri for
thousands of settlers and passenger men
are only glad of every opportunity to
put in rates which will induce them
to come out from the uNercfoWded East.
There will be no rate war, but all of the
roads are satisfied with the course taken
by the northern lines.
w. G. Choate superintendent of the
Rio Grande Junction railway, advises
that forged applcati tons in his name
for trip passes are being presented to
railway officials, the transportation to
be issued in the name OF .. s. Pascon,
represented to be the Rio Grande juno
ton railway agent at Palisade, Colo, on
temporary leave of absence. Inc stamp
that is impressed on the forged appli-
cation is a very close imitation of the
one used by Mr.. Choate. while the paper
resembles some that was formerly used
by Rio Grande Junction officials. Steps
are being taken to check and apprehend
the party engaged in this work.
The recent purchase of $4,000 tons of
S5-pound steel rail by the Baltimore &
Ohio brings the total amount of rail
bought since March /, 1896, up to 115,300
tons. OF the new rail ordered, 5000 tons
is to be laid on the lines west of the
Ohio river, and 20,00o tons is to be used
as follows: Forty-four miles on the
Philadelphia division. II miles on the
second division, Il miles on the third
division, 80 miles on the fourth division,
u miles on the fifth division, 10 miles
on the Connellsville division and q
miles on the PittsDurg division.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

A good, substantial upright piano,
fully warranted, for $1S5 and $40 month
ly payments at Orion Bros, 219 North
Main street. ~
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

The locomotive tiremen of the North
ern Pacific have not vet secured an ad-
vance in salary, though they are conf
dent of succeeding i'll a few days
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

Trifle early, but take orders, Suits or
Pants. Fisher tailors, 3 w. Galena.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

You're in the minority il you don't
get pair of shoes for 81 at Tasselrs,
25 West Park.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06
IN RAILROAD CIRCLES
President Hill Did Not Arrive
as Expected.
THOSE EXCURSION RATES
They Seem to Be Source of Much
Worry-Northsrn Pacific Earn
ings for January-Gossip
of the Railroads.

! President Hill of the Great Northern
was expected in Butte last night on his
return east from the coast. but word
was received during the evening that
| he would probably not arrive before to-
morrow or Wednesday. II is under
stood that he has gone north from Spo-
kane to inspect that road
The fact that the northern transcon-
tinental lines have made homeseekers
rates to the Pacific coast seems still to
be source of great worry to the south
ern lines extending to the seaboard, and
the question will come to a head one
way or the other at the meeting of the
| transcontinental lines to be held in
Omaha on March 7.
The meeting is called ostensibly for
the purpose of fixing rates for the vari-
Gus association meetings to be held in
the coast cities during the summer, but
the question of homeseekers' rates will
undoubtedly come up. 1t isn't expected
that any radical changes can be made,
because Of the late date, but the south
ern roads will probably ask among
other things that the homeseekers' one
way rates be made only for the second
class.
AT the meeting March the lines will
adjust the matter of rates to San Fran
cisco, Portland and Seattle during the
Baptist meeting in May: rates to Los
Angeles during the Educational associa-
ton meeting in July and rates to Seat
tie during the meeting of the Womans
Christian Temperance Union in Octo-
Der.
Following are the Northern Pacific
earrings for January:
1898 1899.
Gross earnings .s1,44O,O4913 $1,572, 26597
Operating eX-
penses :. ...... 723.611.24 S27 4ST.0S
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

Just started, a 81 shoe sale at John
Tassell's, 25 West Park.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06
At $500 Each

We are showing some of Stein,
Bloch & Co.'S handsome sack suits
In gray and brown mixed Cheviots,
mentS.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06
At $4,000 Each

We are offering very fine Eng
lish Cheviot Sack Suit, cut four
button and very stylish, with lin
ings of Serge and hand made but
tonholes and hand felled collar.
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OTHER MARKETS.
tr i,
1.-Two Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Monday. juno 5.-Receipts OF beeves
for two days 1871 head. including 81 cars for
export alive 1873 for city slaugherers and 20 for tho
market. Steers in very light supply, advanced 100
@l5c bulls and cows were lOd l5c lower and the
yards cleared. Medium to choice steers sold
at $40 $500 per 100 H.; and stays at
$3SS4 IS; bulls at $3s$4.4O; COWS at S2SS4. o5.
Dressed beef in moderate demand 10
OSLO. a n. for ordinary to choice native sides in.
ferior beef sold as low 7l9c. London and Liver.
pool cables quoted American cattle slow at 1Ost0
11Ac. q n, estimated dressed weight live sheep
selling at 1SH91tc.. dressed weight; refrigerated
beef at ei1c. q n Exports to-day, 80 sheep; tUmor.
row. 800 beeves, 1,2<o sheep and 4.245 quarters Of
beef.
Receipts Of calves for two days were $500 head,
all for the market. On very light supplies prices
jumped SOC 9f1 Z, 100 b with trife easier fee
at the close About 200 late arrivals likely to
be carried over. Common to very choice veals sold
at 4.5o2ST - per 100 n: culls at 81 buttermilk
calves at s4as4 SO; mixed calves at $5.250$5.s71.
City dressed yeals. 7Reloc. T h.
Receipts of sheep and lambs for two days were
IL 36b head including for export alive for
city butchers, and 35@ for the market and. with
the stale stock there were 81 sale. Sheep
we're in plentiful supply and 15a25c. lower year
lings slow but steady for all desirable grades lambs
1oc. TO 35c higher than last saturday. Four and a
half cars of sheep and yeariings unsold Poor to
prime sheep sold at $39S4.G5 e 100 ~: culls at
$h3SS. Dressed mutton slow at TCagc. p m dressed
yearlings at SO | lc.; dressed lambs at 1OSI4c.
Receipts of hogs for two days we're g. IL head in
Guiding II for the market. The market was higher
at s4.IoSs425 = 100 n; good Western hogs sold at
4
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MINING NEWS.

An extraordinary find is reported from
Ophir. COL. where 1t is claimed the Silver Tin
wide which assays as high as 1900 ounces OF
The Carissa. near South Pass. wyo. is work
1000 tons per month OF $40 ore. Additional
machinery is to be installed during the sum
Cripple Crock, reports that more ore was
mined, marketed and treated during May than
In any previous month OF the camps existence.
was ,4Ol5O. Of a gross value OF S1,625.OOO.
which exceeded the April record bv 100000
100000 during the month. All the mills
have big ore reserves.
Vet }r Cox k se MS word that 81 100000 VAS
tons per day Of $50 ore. and 1t is estimated
there Is 100000 OF ore in sight above the BOO
An expert who has been investigating Myers
Creek. OkanGRan county. Wash. writes that
the copper showing ranges from , to 30 per
cent. with fair gold values The surface show
ings over the whole district. which has an area
and values increase with depth.
Rock has been discovered In the Bed Rock
Sod and OF Ssayns
New sinking machinery Is being installed
on the waterloo Camp MGkihnney. Brt I'm 6 GO;
of ore In sight. The tariboO shaft is down
$50 feet and the mine is turning out more ore
than the twenty-stamp mill can handle.
The Mendoza at Georgetown. Col. is work
ing large force on n vein OF zinc ore. from
which shipments are being made to Upland,
Ind. which claims to have process for saving
the values. The result OF these experimental
hipmentS is eagerly awaited, since their sue
cess means great deal to the nine owners OF
the dlstrict, which has large quantities OF
zinciferous ores that ARE now subject to a
smelter penalty. Several abandoned silver
prospects are reported coming to the front as
gold producers
A letter from Lead, S. d., states that the
Homestake Company is contemplating con-
aDlidatiOn OF all its mining interests In the
Black Hills. With this object in view tho
meeting OF stockholders to he held'in San
vote upon a proposition to increase the capital
stock from $l2.60OOUO, divided into l25.OOO
shares. TO $21 100000, divided ipto 100000
dsrstood that the Rothschilds are Offering a
large amount of money to secure the control
ling interest In tho combined companies.
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day compared with that OF Saturday shows

Available cash balance,
including gold reserve s2es 79l .b<3 t27o.e15,o7s
Money in London 1td1A v cent. Rate OF dis
count in open market for short and three
months bills, 2Al02h y cent Amount Of
bullion gone into the Banklof England on bal
ance to-day, $4,000 Paris advices quote 3 q
gents at 100 francs rs centimes. Exchange on
London, 20 francs 20 centimes
The stockholders OF the Produce Exchange
Trust Company will hold a special meeting on
June II to act upon the recommendation OF
the Board OF Directors that the capital stock be
increased from S50U.000 to S2.50O.000 and the
surplus In the same ratio. The plan is to issue
10000 new shares to the present holders Of
stock at 5000, per share, 500 to be applied to
the capital and 500 to the surplus. This will
entitle the stockholders to subscribe for an
amount equal to four times their present hold
ings. 1t is understood that at the meeting Of
the stockholders of the Produce Exchange
Trust Company the recommendation OF the
Board of Trustees for the increase in the COM
pany's stock will be unanimously approved. as
many OF the stockholders have already signi-
fled their intention OF availinR themselves OF
the right to subscribe for the additional stock.
1t is learned. moreover. that S., 100000 OF the
new stock and surplus has been underwritten
by. a syndicate composed Of leading bankers OF
this city and OF trust companies and other
financial institutions in many Of the large cities
OF the country.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and petrDleum EXCHANGE
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Awaiting further Developments in regard to the crop
cotton huctuRted within very limits and the
transactions naturally under such circumstances
dwindled to very insignificant proportions. One
side Is waiting for favorable weather. big stocks and
dulness Of speculation to tire out the bulls Bulls
cident TO the crop and the low price to force the
shortS TO cover. Meantime the trading II mostly bY
really amounts TO very little. Georgia reports IA.
yorable held1 clean, plant rather small in some
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Court Calendars This Day.

APPe 49, a. ~ HGsi0s TO-
calendar called at 1890 A. NJ. Part II-Ef psrte
matters Part iICear Motions PsmuTyerNo
unfinished: Law and fsct-Nos. 1850, 1852,
s s,S s s;5s 1s !s5 $ $Is sS sst
Part v.-Clcar cases from Part ". Part yL-Ad-
jonrned until Monday June J.. Part yII;,case un-
Part II Clear. Preferred causes Nos. ss41, "1o4.
ss3l' H%2+ 5ie s ;s% u G2+s ESQ., st22 Y2ol'
aol7. ossn. yos5. n455, 1923. s5os. $3.50. Part III.
IN9' a ,S7s HIP s5n 4111 49, at61 1879.
2s74. 1852. 45so, 45el. 40oa, 4Gl5 4646.
tss t tag t2 52 tso9 FROM s8 psr dI
Part v-Case unfinished. Gases from Part III. Part
XL-clear; Cases from rom Part III Part vi Clear.
an9p. 26I6. 4Ns4. $685. 2745. 46s2, 4psI. 2Gt8,
49s3, 400 aH3s: 49, 2Hi4 ta7t a3o5. 2sos 22ss75.
Part vlIT.-Case unhnished. Cases from Part VII
Part XlAajonTnssd Hntl Monday June ~ lS4
Fart Nj Clear; Cases from Part VII. Part NIL
Sarrorate's ham, r. calendar
called at 1880 m No 32T estate Of c@tharins
~nna En at S n d ESF SEoS
B. Crane Jane r, Turnure: kalcr Grassman. h. La,
e aRs hurry 80 f maf
Netus scheIing Francis barton stillnian h Wright
will of Andrew Herman. at 1890 VI.
n. Motions. Trial Term-Part i, Case nndnished
Ss $3.50 24s Sf9s ssst sEa
1892 sss 50 sSs S5s e II sa 1884, $780, $780,
sao7. 1918 2otSt. 24s5 2ao5, 1862. s@sS $2St t,
Part mas. Unfinished Nos 14sa, aISS. all sill
ta7 s!ss ss3s iIiS. : 2ssl Sss3 s satS ss53
shSTt causes Sos' 73ls. 5aiS 77s9a, 52a2. 7a4i.
7443, 7447. 1853. 1862. 67Ol. 1908 1855 64l3
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Coffee declined under the influence of lower Euro.
pean cables, liberal receipts at Santos and local SELL
ing Karl Krische Co. estimate the June receipts
at Rio and Santos at $4,000 bags, against $4,000
last year. Tho decrease in the worlds visible sup
ply of 10000 bags during May was bearish factor.
pected.
NAVAL sroREs-Spirts. 30@39kc. Common to
good strained rosin, 81 .36@sl.3Th.
PRovIsIoSs-Lard was steady; Westcrn. S5.2 con-
tinental refined $40 Pork steady at ss.25Sss.7b
for meas. Meats were steady; picked hams slo9
sAc.: do shoulders, 4Ac; do. bellies, 5GbI1c. Tai.
low nc. Dressed hogs. 5lsS5I4c. Butter-Cream-
cry Western extras, SSls1tc.; do hrsts lI& TIC;
State. full cream. large, colored or white. choice
7haSc.; small white. choice, SA9sAc. Eggs
State. Pennsylvania and Western. 14@i5 Chicago.
June B." Provisions were steady at q small ad-
vance, the Improvement being largely due to
ering Of shorts for prominent corn trader Packers
were the leading sellers, The cash trade was good "
SuGAR-Raw was steady. Sales OF = 900 tons p6
test at II age. and 900 80 test at 4}sc Refined
was active and firm.
X haas tod av'a
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. The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY. June 5.-GRAIN-Wheat-S was
easy. Sales 240. 900 bush. for export here and
at the outports. No 1 northern Duluth to ar
rive 2ac. over July; No. l hard Duluth. exc.
over; No. northern New York 2hc. over The
Northwestern receipts were SS4 cars. against
923 last week and 1876 last year; Chicago "a.
against 81 last week and 81 last year Futures
advanced 1hc. to &c. but reacted and closed
&c. lower TO Ac. higher. with sales OF 5.455. 900
bush Prices as follows
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Columbia, g.. O., June livery hot and dry
weather continues. doing damage TO all crops ex-
c.pt cotton, which is doing well. but much ~ late
planted is not yet up. There Is nothing brilliant
about prospects therefore" .
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dull at 6ls9ahc. for
No. Z. Sales of 5000 bags Rio No. at sac, cost
aud freight. Futures declined to 10 points clos
ing steady Sales, 1911 bags. Havre declined AZ.
Hamburg ecllned y to q pfg. American ware.
Is,lO2 in the previous week and d6,s1i last year.
Rio was steady at 75 reis advance; receipts, 6Ooo:
stock, 1000; exchange unchanged at sd. Santos
was quiet and unchanged; receipts. 100000 stock,
2DN. 600. Pricaa here 4 fnllnMa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-06

The Mexican National Railroad reports gross
earnings for April OF $57l .232 an increase OF
$SO5O5 as compared with the same month OF
last year. and net S2G5, OlH an increase OF S54,-
E6 For the four months ending April 80 the
gross earnings were 81. 268. 5ti5. an increase OF
S243,2 94 as comnared with the corresponding
period OF last year. and not 81. OS5. O57. an in
crease Of SlUS.lG3
Tho Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham
Railroad reports gross earnings for April OF
Sll3.55T, an increase Of S2S14 as compared
with the same month OF last year. and net
S23.OSS, an increase OF S5,i'SD For the ten
months ending April 30 the gross earnings
were 81 ,lD3,623, an increase of 500. $40 as COM
pared with the corresponding period OF last
year. and net 1921 400 decrease of S4.DJ3.
Tho Kansas City. Fort Scott and Memphis
Railroad reports gross earnings for April of
1888, 40. a decrease of 81 .S23 as compared
with the same month Of last year. and net
SlO3N5S. a decrease of 1885 For the ten
months ending April 30 the gross earnings
were S3.h4. 1876. decrease OF 1924 ga as COM
pared with the corresponding period OF last
year, and net $l.237,3Ol q decrease OF
The receipts Of the Government to-day were:
Customs. SaSS. l27; internal revenue, 81, 49,
92a misce aneous. SIPS PIP total OF 50 l0l,-
2BS The disbursements were 81 .345. 900 an
excess OF receipts over expenditures OF SSlB.-
26S. The receipts Of the fiscal year to date
have been S476,234. I'll, the expenditures
$3.50. 424.e12. an excess OF expenditures over
receipts OF $lO4 la0.25l
The official count OF cash In the Treasury to-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-06

Houston shipped to-day 90 bales Augusta none
Memphis "a 10 bales, ST. Louis l,o4s, Cincinnati
43D The rainfall for the past twentyf hours in
cluded ~" inches at Oklahoma, Ok; LIS at Ali.
lene Tex, and traces at Galveston, Tex Montgom-
NJ ranged from ~ TO 800, The Signal Service pre-.
Micted fair weather for Georgia. threatening for
Gulf; partly cloudy for Mississippi Louisiana aud
eastern TEXAS. with showers ON the Gulf: partly
cloudy for the Carolnas. western Texas and krkan.
pas, threatening for oklahoma and Indian Territory
with showers in the eastern portion; showers for
Florida. New Orleans advanced . points. Port eX.
ports G23l bales. Futures here advanced l to 2
points, bu closed quiet with prices unchanged to
moi hipher a. follows.
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DEF. resYe $l.lls.3Oo Sos5.sOo Dec. 1882. 800
The St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad
Company has declared a semi annual dividend
Of 2.per cent on its first preferred stock, paya-
BILE Juy6
The Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad Com
pany has declared semi-annual dividend Of 4
per cent. payable July l.
The Albany and Susquehanna Railway Com
Pany has declared sem; annual dividend Of
31a per cent, payable July l.
The Union Bag and PAPER Company has de-
clared a quarterly dividend OF l y per cent on
its preferred stock. payable July l.
Railway gross earnings for MAY compare
with those Of the same month Of last year as
Ill
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MINING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 CHALMERS,
wi 80 Broadway, New York. manufacturers Of min
ing and smelling machinery, Estimates on mining,
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LAelede LIST. ! oeh so Wis lSt.tr.. 94A
Total sales OF railway bondStpAr vAue). $1Ssl .ooo
RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.
Open High Low e-C7oIin0-
S6iGI. est ai Bid. Asked.
100 Adm Ell on lloH llo%llo ll3
S17so Ast&w 635 90 6lH 62h cav
1AAo Am sta
wp,.. e6H OF eoh seH oeh
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road Company reports Tor April:
1899. 1895 Chano,s
Gross earnnRs$l .463l5I N.52s,l46 Dec. s84, pso
other income. l+,473 2aSi6 Dec. l4.5O3
Total incomeSl477.e30 S1.657122 Dec. S79.4Q2
xpStaIes l,Osl,4l4 l.loO,slO Dec. $500
Net earnings $3s62l1 $45G,3l2 Dec. S7o.OR8
Fixed charges. $4,000 32142a Dec. 1929
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