The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-02
Irish Revolutionists Raid Bu ding in Heart Of Dublin
Markets and Finance

lNQTReIS ana Fl11Qnce
Contributed EditoriaI.)
Street car men and other workers have idle money
sod pay attention to Liberty bonds which have
advanced little during the Lib 2ds are quoted Sc
LID 5ths at s5 Mercantile paper Bulletin office has in
creased signify During the past week the exchange
somewhat irregular OF late there has been moderate de-
mand for street rails but the market remains staonant in
these securities There talk movements in steel
rails within the future. Higher levels NAV be reached
snoft equipments and utilities in by pub
c advance is in doubt. Complete conscaton
Banks the laws have beoun to OPERATE
Honey is tight in other place. The Reimbursement Of
ody prices will follow the establishing of co-operative
Union Banks Purchasers stock in these banks have
Unparalleled opportunity at the tme Water
rency has somewhat defated of late but the
English sovereign holds his own however, people do not place
ucn sock IN TINS security Every George has had
downward trend
Anaconda depressed Technically the streets are Uttered
with this Standard Theoretically the sbscrntion o
value in making the decline ORDERLY for it does not alter the
trend OF the MARKET which is downward There is no
question about the earnings and prospects three worst
se"ers' This is purely professional market.
The plain fact that there broad basis for rasno
on sugars but the rallies contnue while moderately
actve. Large cities, such Basin and Rocker utIv
lower prices owing to the increased transportation facilities
Liberties are beginning to Issues representinu ndus-
t'es IKE sugar and street car equipments where
physical shorage should be for the present Com
paravey speaking, street resemble boats.
Rails are proving satisfactory investment to CAPITAL as the
Feaoaton OF the carriers has been carefully to by
congress- There is evidence quiet absorption bv COM
panes representing and spruce Rails dividend
paying securities OF high and sound basic posi-
ton There has been growing tendency 10 switch from,
spruce to rails as strictly essential line investment.
The market would welcome substantial qo!d mnno ove
ment under existing market conditions. plight of gold
mas nao depressing effect on the money Gold
making very unfavorabe showing of heavv
charges and traffic congeston the result Of so-caed
aoor strikes. Sedous activities in the gold fields
nave brought the crop Of gold down below par will be
time before gold nuggets will good buy Traders look for
weak and unsettled market, with prices Many ood
mines are being dsmanted with prospect immediate re-
sumption, as the profits in gold little nothing Bonus
activity making steady progress Washnqton for ood mine
syndcates This favorable factor gold properties are
undesirable as an investment No great rally expected
The belief prevails that nternaonasm in business and
fmances growing FAST result the World War; Foreion
excnange rates would indicate this 1nernatonasm the la
oor market also growing apace United States exports
Europe decreased 500 during the month of April
There said to be report throughout Europe
that Great Britain shows lack of neres in
American securities.
radstreet reports conditions highly irregular in bank
ing and business Circles with varying degrees unrest pre-
vang IN the entire mercantile and industrial situation The
bucke Shops enjoying fairly good business as there is
constant supply Of investment and gamblers who are
exempt from arrest The Partial Payment enables the
worker to invest his future earnings hg-cass gold mining
stooks such as the Barnes-kne Development company.
There has been decided slump price of silver and
the consensus of opinion appears be metal NAV
reach the low levels Of gold Many silver mines closing
down owing to the sorage of Iabor The Npissinq
company, canada's largest silver producer shipped
bullion for several weeks though production being main
tanned at Of about $375 monthly There
tendency to hoard silver in Of declining quotations.