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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-23
CHICAGO MARK ETS.
Produce.

Chicago Sept. 22.-Wneat opened firm
a. a shade over yesterdays closing price
for December. and, though there were pc
RODS of reaction, the general tendency of
the market was upward to the close. At
the start business was rather slow, but
with buyers in the majority. Liverpool
was IN sd1Rd. partly on the good spot
demand at that market and partly on the
critical state of affairs in the Transvaal
Primary receipts were large, but clear
ances were also heavy and early in the
session a good export business was indi-
Gated. The main feature of the strength.
however. was the elimination of the heavy
selling pressure recently put on the mar
ket by the firm whose suspension was
announced yesterday-Barrett G. Farnum.
good deal of Inherent strength was
suggested by the great amount of wheat
the market had absorbed from that
source without any material decline, and
1t impressed spectators to considera-
bic degree.
Good business was done by the local
crowd but outside support was also
prominent. St. Louis being big buyer.
The strength shown by the coarse grain
markets also made its influence felt on
wheat later in the session. Trading grad
ually increased and during the afternoon
was quite active. with prices steadily ad-
vancing. The market got considerable
over call price and there was D good deal
of selling against those privileges, but
everything offered was readily absorbed.
One of the largest export houses in New
York reported more general acceptances
of offers of wheat to foreign points than
at any time since the Letter deal. Most
of the statistical news was bearish but
il had little effect on the market. De-
cember opened at 17sG72c, sold at 71stI
TlJc advanced steadily to 73c and closed
firm and 1d1tsc higher at 727sm73c. Almost
nothing was done in September. Offer
isgs were light and but few bids We're
necessary to advance the price &c. 1t
closed at 7ic.
There was a big speculative trade in
corn. Brokers were all well supplied
with buying orders and prices advanced
sharply with December in the lead The
cash demand was large, with foreigners
accepting literally for shipment of the
new crop. December closed &c higher.
Oats followed the lead of other grains
and was strong all day. December closed
sc up.
Provisions were rather dull but steady.
The market was helped by the strength
of the grain markets and a sharp advance
in meat prices abroad and prices aver
aged a little higher. At the close Janu-
airy pork was TIC higher, lard 2l&c lower
and ribs a shade higher.
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Money Market.

New York, Sept. 22.-Money on call firm
at 5a6 per cent. Last loans, 6 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 4%d51a per cent
Sterling exchange firm, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 81. S51404. S5Is fol
demand and at a.S1A@4.S2 for so days
Posted rates, 81. s3d4 ,S3is and "a. S61sd4 81
Commercial bills, "a. S01adI4.S1. Silver Ger.
tificates. 5s1ad59l2c. Mexican dollars
47hc. Government bonds firm. state
bonds inactive, railroad bonds strong.
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Metal Market.

New York, Sex. 22-Further improve,
ment was recorded in the price of tin To-
cally to-day and lead developed consider
able strength, as well as an increased
demand. The news from the West and
abroad was of more cheerful turn. The
other departments of the market failed
to rally from the narrow, stupid rut fol-
lowed for days, and even weeks.
Pig iron warrants nominal at SIS. Lake
copper very quiet at 1850. Tin firmer a,
zoe. Spelter duh at 5.40@5.50c Lead a
shade flrmer at 4.60G4 65c. The firm that
fixes the selling price for miners and
smelters quotes lead at 4.40c at the close.
Bar silver, 5S2sc.
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classes of buyers were in the market and
prices advanced 5G10c. Heavy hogs sold
at "a. 15m4.75; mixed, 81 .35di.75: light at
81. 35i4. so: pigs brought So. sOa475 and
culls S26I4. 10.
Sheep-Prices for sheep and lambs were
practically unchanged. Sheep sold at
81. 25a4. 40 for poor to best Lambs
brought 50 .50d3.S0, Westerns selling at
81. 90d5. go
Receipts-Cattle. 900; hogs. 1900;
sheep. 5000.
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Omaha Live stock.

Omaha, Sept. 22.-Cattle-Receipts, 2 200
Market dull and weak. Native beef
steers, s4.9Od6.10; Western steers, 81 30D
40; Texas steers, s3.75d4.50; cows and
heifers, S36064 10; Gamers, 81. 4Od3 40;
stockers and feeders, S3.75a4 80: calves,
s4a6.50; bulls and stays, s.. 75dI3. 10
Hogs-Recepts, $500. Market a shade to
&c higher. Heavy, $.30d4. 40; mixed. 81. IS
IA. By; light, s4.40d4. Az: bulk of sales,
81. 30a4. 40.
Sheep-Receipts, 800. Market dull and
lower. Fair to choice Westerns. 50 .601
4: common and choice sheep, $3,50aS. 80;
lambs, 81 25Gi5 %.
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Cash Quotations.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
steady. No. 3 spring wheat, 72lac; No. 2
red 72A672%c; No. corn, 341sd34Ac; No.
oats, 23a23Ac; No. white 25a25Ac; No.
3 white 24625c: No. barley, 40d46c; No.
/ fax seed, s1.l3; prime timothy seed,
S2.95: mess pork, per barrel, 81 .40Is. 10:
lard, per 100 pounds, s.. 20a5. 35; short ribs
sides, loose, s5.O5d5.4 40; dry salted Shout
ders. boxed, 6a6isc; short clear sides,
boxed S. 55d5. S..
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Private and Chronic Diseases of Men

Men suffering from evil Of
fects of youthful indiscre-
tions, syphilis, gonorrhea,
gleet, structure, Q se&ua-
weakness, varicocele, I'M
natural discharges, lost
vitality, failing memory,
unatness to marry, blood,
skin, kidney OF private dis
cases, are speedily cured.
DIR. COOK has spent 80
years of persistent study
and experience in his own
practice and among the
largest Eastern hospitals
in curipU fhts class IF dis
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Live Stock.

Chicago, Sept. 22.-Cattle-There was
a light supply of cattle to-day, but the
demand was poor and prices were no
higher. Good to choice cattle sold at $3.50
d6.9O; cOmmoner grades 81. 30a5 80; stock
ers and feeders brought SSd4.95: bulls,
COWS and heifers 81 .5Od5 IS: Texas steers,
s.. 25d4 20; rangers, 50. 25d5.10; calves, 81
also.
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San Francisco Wool.

San Francisco, Sept. 22.-Spring woods
Nevada, 12G14c: Eastern Oregon, l0d14c:
valley Oregon, 17d19c Fall wools-North-
ern mountain lambs. Sdl0c; mountain
lambs, Sd10c; San Joaquin plains, case;
Humboldt and Mendocino, 12d13c.
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AGENTS WANTED-MEN AND VIC
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-THE GRAND HOTEL
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Treasury Statement.

Washington, Sept. 22-To-day's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance $2S5, 627, :
S42; gold reserve. s255, So, ASS.
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FARMS FOR SALE THROUGHOUT
the Bitter Root valley-All sizes, all
prices $500 to $4,000. Stock ranch. 1900
acres. decided land; IL sections railroad
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annual payments. interest per cent:
buildings. water right, machinery, all in
first-class shape: 700 tons of hay; winters
u. goo to 1900 sheep; 40 head of horses and
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OCULISTS.

DIR. 7. A. GRIGG.
OCULIST.
Practice limited to Eye. Ear. Moss.
Throat and Chest. ONCE pcstoffice build
ing. Is East Broadway, Butte. Mont
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FOR SAIE-REAL ESTATE.

BITTER ROOT VALLEY RANCHES.
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MRS. DIR. J. CALDER, THE CELE-
brated medium, has returned. You can
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MADAM GUY WILL REMAIN A
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

Commercial Agent Downing OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee a IT. Paul, ~
looking Tor people who would like to
take upon themselves the task Of sell
ing his new burglar proof key holder.
Live stool, Agent Fred Rockwell OF
the burlington route IL In the city.
General Agent 49, r. Nevins OF the
Denver & Rio Grandc. has returned
from his business trip TO Nevada.
Director John s. Kennedy OF the
Great Northern has been elected a di-
rector In the Northern Pacific. Some
think that this gives color TO the ru-
NOR In the East that the two lines are
drawing together.
A large crowd OF pleasure seekers
Will 80 north over the oregon Short
Line tonight The now special sleeper
win be attached TO the regular soda
Springs train that leaves here AT Sii5
pm. one of the ticket sellers stated to-
day that the sleeper would very likely
be crowded To It's full capacity.
4 rate OF one single fare for the
round trip between any two stations
ON the line Tor Pioneer Day. July 9Th,
IL announced by the Rio Gruuda West
ern, Tickets win be good FOR return
july Goth. and viii be sold tho card and
cath.
The Rio Grande Western No. Q. two
slde-door mail and express car will
soon emerge from the shops with a new
color \ new title viii be painted along
the top panel, as follows: Colorado
Utah Line" and In smaller letters nj
each end vii lbe "Rio Grande West.
urn.' The reason for the new title was
that It would be used for local run.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
NORTHERN LIGHT Is STRONG
Gcyser.uarIon weskcns slight
Hise In Lower Mammoth The
Exchange call.
TOOAYS METALS
SILVER 60
LEAD. SL85
CASTING COPPER. 16H

Another good days business and
very lively session was the feature 'n
the salt Lake Exchange today. The
number " shares sold footed up iea'n
rcprcsontlnr n selling value Of iiii2i''.
Joe Bowers caused the greatest sur
this morning that haa been witnessed
for many days There was a strong
demand cor It at something over IT,
During the coll 10 sold na high aa ii'l.
Buyer 90 days Grysor Marion ana
South swnnrel weakened. the former 60
90. the later Co ti.'s. with a stronE
demand Northern IIEht rose 10 5s'5.
Mammoth sold 90 ttgi, and Lower
Mammoth went ut l1a. ieif1 sou
around o. with one lot nt 90 buyer 30
days Ajax brought 81, Alliance BOG
aud Daisy 20. Four Aces dropped a. ~
aud gnlena wnH in demand 40 70. Mer-
cur sold around $3.50 with "a tendency
TO rise Omaha brought 20 while sum
beam went at tfti followed by Sncrn-
mento al a.. HoHtOn-De In Mar wont
az g. HullIon-Hock Tunnel "a 2H1
HowcrH Extension nt -, Manhattan
at q, Martha Washington az 2, orient
at Z and Yankee Con. was heard from
at i0h.
Cloaing quotations were 90 follows'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

There are cars ~ ore On from Potro
and 5 more cars are loading up.
The Oregon mine Of Alta will short
~ have "a shipment on the market
Mr.. John Dcrn has gone 70 bingham
and viii look over tho West Mountain
Placer.
The Conllln Sampler reported 9 cars
from Tintic. 1 from bingham and 1
from stockton today.
Samples from the Wandering jew
IN Davis county 1ssnycd 23S pcr cent
lead aud fi3.22 In gold pcr ton.
a contract for 100 feet Of work has
been let by y. n. Jenkins, who has
the Silver Bow Tintlc, on lease and
bond.
AZ meeting Of the directors Of the
Ben Butler. held late yesterday after
noon. a contract.waa let Tor 200 feet Of
tunnel work
The second payment Of 81 900 on the
Dana group bond was made today.
one ear from bingham was reported
az the Taylor Brunton sampler today.
Harry Joseph has returned from a
visit OF inspection to the Gulcnn mine.
nc Fish Springs. Hc reports the mlnc
Q
down 800 feet
Eastern parties have secured an OPP
ton ON the Erie mine at bingham from
Andy Campbell and H. q. Bayb1uld
for $4,000, The first payment II 10 be-
made before September and the bal
ance within year
Mr. Jesse knight and Mr.. Evans
have bought the Black Jack mine Join.
ing the Ajax on the southeast and have
let a contract 20 Mr. Harry Reed To
sink q double compartment shaft 200
feet decp.-Mummoth Record.
The machinery Tor the new smcltcr
20 De located nj the Dyer mine near
Nernnl has arrived az Carter station.
on the line of the Union Pacific In
Wyoming. The total weight of the
machinery II said 30 be- 10000 pounds.
A part ~ II has been delivered NJ the
mine. The work ~ construction Is
said 10 be well under way.-Morour MI
nor.
County Attorney Hoffman. sheriff
Alfred ana Robert Howard have lo.
Gated big body OF coal some forty
miles northeast ~ Price, which they
think VIII coke ANA upon which they
are having tests made. There b 4
forty-foot vein NJ lt. By actual meas.
urcmcnt. and N u stands tho test ou
cooking that they. expect. Il IL by faf
the biggest thing OF the kind In east
crn utah.-Mercur Miner.
From tho Battle Lake district comes
n report of the biggest conner STRIKE
ever made ln Wyoming The ore boiy
n twenty-five foot wide and tho who'll
will average not less than 36 per cent
copper. The vein is about twenty-0yl
! feet wide The new strike win ecllps.
/ tho famous lluggprty copper claim lr
the same belt, The discovery h or
/ Cow creek, "a short distance from IN,
| Che ter oak claim bingham Bulletin
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OREGON SHORT
LINES GALA DAY
Local RaiIroaders viii Have a
Time at Garfield,
BASEBALL AND SHOOTING.
q. y. T.. Gives the 10. a.. w's Free
transportation aud itaihing-
special Leaves at 2iij.

n the local carcaurlst and snap
shot ncnd wishes TO establish q reputa-
ton that viii be cnviobic for ever and
aye, the field Tor operations today h
famous old Cartel Beach.
The fun that "a gang Of rural young
stcrs extract from corn masking or
candy pulling viii be 30 dcg. below zero
ns compared with the time the salt
Lake rauroadcrs will have AZ Capt
nnrretrs resort this evening. About
nli one can hear In railway circles to-
day is "short Line" Garfield" Hot
time. ch7" Wont do a thing to 'cm.'
ETC.. etc,
The %. g. J.. people have extended
free transportation Tor the II. q. W.
boys, and when they reach the beach
the Keys 20 the place will b. placed
in the hands % the railf0Hdcfa
The RIO grnnde Western viii close
up shop early today To give the boys
plenty ~ time.
The short Lines freight Offices win
be locked up Tor the day at / o'clock
sharp
a special car waa attached 10 the
regular 2.ij truin for the exclusive use
OF the base bah playcrr
Almost the entire force of the Rio
Grando Western win board the $50
train. but some m them. however. Will
reach the beach In time 60 yell Tor the
traffic department boys In their game
with the Short Lines car accountants.
Among the most salient features %
the days program win be the clay
pigeon shooting contest. Numbered
among the contestants are the follow
ing VOL known Oregon Short Line
men; Supt. Young. Agent Henderson,
A. y. Kimhall. John Buriigh q, l..
Hickey, Geo. ". Wilson and T.. w.
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HALLWAY STATISTICS ron 1908.


~ aNHfafHfAf
Washington. july 1.-THE report Of
railway statistics for the year ispS.
compiled by the Interstate commerce
commission and made public today.
shows that eleven roads went into the
hands Of receivers. against forty-nvc
orship roads were reduced by 6iiG
miles operated and 5.i3l miles owner.
There was q decrease IN the capital
stock Of the roads In receivers, hands
OF t2gi. gg5.259. The aggregate mileage
OF railways on June 30. isqS. was 2i1.-
632. AN Increase 81 i0ss miles. The to-
tai number of railway corporations In
the United States was 2,oii. The total
number of locomotives In service was
3Gglt. an Increase OF 2ts over the pre-
vious year. The totdl Of railway ems
ploycs was SASS, an Increase Of 3D.
os2.
An interesting feature Il a wage
summary complied from over % per
cent OF the total employees. There
was paid In wages Si95.iii. OJ7. This
sum represented coi2 per cent OF the
total operating expenses.
The total amount Of railway capital
outstanding ON June no. 1895 not IN
SIS. b560u. OF She outstanding stock
Gg22 per cent paid dividends. OF the
stock paying dividends Cos per cent
paid from ! 10 4 per cent. There was
i.5i per cent Of the dividend-payin
stock that paid from to per cent.
The total In dividends was 500 i52. $50.
being an average OF $40 per cent on an
stock on which a dividend was de-
clarcd.
The total number of passengers car
rIcd was 5Ol OGG.GSi. an Increase OF H.
G2it3N. The total number OF tons of
freight carried one mile. per mile N
line. was i1Nn, which was greater by
gs1li than the previous year
The gross earnings OF the whole
mileage was N,2i1325.G2i, an Increase
OF ti25.e35.Sis.
The total number Of casualties for
the year were E.7ii. the aggregate
Killed was G.S51. ana injured 30.ss2. or
railway employees. gis were killed and
al.,G injured. The passengers killed
were 2ii. and injured 2.gij. The total
number of persons Killed other than
passengers aud employees was 1850.
and injured CLIO. This includes per.
sons claasod Az trcgpassers, tramps
and the like, on passenger was killed
FOR every 2261.21O carried. and one in
jured FOR e. lry i70.iu. one out OF
every ~ employees was killed. and
one out OF every twenty. eight was In
iurcd
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