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THE WORLO'S MARKITSDaily Record of Commercial and
Financial Transactions.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest orExchane Newa-Mining tocks.
Metal Quotations-Wool Prloes and
Movements-Graln and Pro-
duce-Review of Trade.
New York, Sept. 9.-.Consideraile stock
was thrown upon the market to-day as a
result of the fears of war between Great
Britain and the Transvaal, and the condi-
tion of the local money market wa:i a con-
tinued cause of uneasiness. The market
took the offerings very well and so very
wide breaches were made in prices. Firstprices of a number of the internationalswere the lowest of the day, notably Kan-sas & Texas preferred and Norfolk &
Western preferred, which fell 1% and 1
point respectively. Decline were not down
to the London parity as a rule, and vigor-ous support was forthcoming at the de-cline.
Kaneas & Texas preferred and Norfolkpreferred recovered their losses and therewas a rally all along the line. Near noonthere was renewed weakness on the cir-culation of alarming rumors regarding theoutcome of the British cabinet meeting.The general level of prices fell lower thanon the first dip. There was a movementto cover short contracts when authenticreports were received of the better teel-ing engendered in London after the cabi-net meeting. About the same time Man-buttan was taken in hand and markedup over 2 points. Metropolitan Streetitailway, Sugar and Brooklyn Transitlose simultaneously. The general level ofprices rose a large fraction, sufficient inmIany cases to wipe out earlier losses.There were some subsequent wide move-ments in special stocks. but the generalmarket continued quiet and dull andprices were not again materially changed.
Tennessee Coal rose aggressively to 117int the final dealings and Manhattantouched 116, the specialties generallyshbowing about the same response. Pa-eitle Mail suffered a loss of nearly 4polnta on the statement of a decrease inJuly earnings, but rallied afterw.trdt.Other stocks to show acute depressionwere Tin Plate. American Hloop, the To-lareo stocks. Third Avenue, Metropoli-tan. West Side Elevated preferred. Leath-rr preferred and National Steel, andamong the railroads. Erie Ist preferred.Colorado & Southern let preferred. North-western, Omaha, Lackawanna, Hocking
h'alley preferred. Fort Worth & RioGrande and Pittsburg. Cintinnat' & St.L.ouis preferred.Th'l tightness of the money market was
unrelieved, the time loans being held at 5per cent. and call loans for the most partranged from 5 and tup to fi per cent. Thelate fall In call loans occurred after theteeds- of most of the borrowers had beencvot. and was without significance. Aforther decline In thie surplus reserves into-morrow's bank statement is a fore-gone conclusion. The movements of cur-rency by express Indicate a net loss to theinterior by the banks of considerablymore than $3,000,tS00, and the sub-treasuryhas gained from the banks. Includingpayments for taxes and deposits for tele-graphic transfer to the ilterior $t.55t.tutN.No set-off is apparent against this loss ofeash of upwards of $8.500.000. Sterling ex-change in New York fell a sharp fractionthis morning in spite of higher discountrates in London, but tile bankers' ratesfor demand sterling partly recovered inthe afternoon. The recent firmness ofsterling exchange is attributed to a de-mand for bankers' hllsl to cover shortsales made against cotton bills.
The bond market showed a yieldingticvrlency on a moderate vonhlme of trans-actions. Total sales, par value. $2,010,00.I'. i. bolnls utchat:ged in bid lquota-
tt, -I..
Fiuanclial Reiew.New York. Sept. R.-Bradstreet's Finan-
cial Review to-morrow wlit say: Whileby no means a broad market, the specula-tion of the past week has been of a veryinteresting description. It was, as hasbeen the case for acoeral weeks, largelyo, a professolnal kind, though the erraticperformance of some of the stocks whichhave been nubtetted to manipulation bybull pools attracted a certain measure ofpublle buying. Toward the end of theweek the market, in fact, had assumed anoverbought appearance and inclined nogive way tunder the pressure induced bya stiffening in the fates for money andthe more threatening aspect of the Trans-vaal qIteetion abroad.In the latter connlection it may be noted
that while London has increased Its spet .ulative powers in America, there are notbelieved to he any large amounts of suchholdings to he thrown on our market incase of trouble. It is held that the for-eign markets have been warned so longahead that should war supervene the ef-fect on the London money market or onprices there would be alight. In spite,however. of the situation having thusbeen partially discounted, it has creatednervousness In International banking cir-cles and was reflected in tile speculativemarket here by an increased unwilling-ness to take any decideu position. Theadvance In the rate for call money to 4per cent. seems to be the natural outcomeof the steady absorption of money in bus-iness activity.
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Tact Saturday's bank statement wasconstrued favorably because it showed asmaller decrease In the surplus reservesthan had been anticipated. The belief is.however, that the banks have beensteady losers in cash this week both tothe treasury and the interior and thatto-day's bank statement may be a posi-tively bad one. The rise in call loan rateswas accordingly a factor in producing themoderate concessions that the list gener-ally exhihited the last two days. Not alittle confidence was shown in the temperand tendency of speculatlon, based on thefact that the crops are now safe and thatthe general husiness is in such favorableand profitable condition. Above all, theboom in the iron In-ustry and the largeprofits which concerns engaged in it arenow making causes speculative movementin securities of that class.
The features of the week were the rapidrise of stocks like Tennessee Coal, Colo-rado Fuel and others of the same group.The railroad stock list was not as activeas the iron and steel stocks, but a gooddeal of strength was shown by the Van-derbilt and granger properties.
N1ew York Closing Stocks.Atchison ......... .,..................... 214do preferred .......... ................ 64%Baltimore & Ohio ........................ 53Canadian Pacific ...................... 93%Canada Southern ......... ............ 53Central Pacific .......................... 57%Chesapeake & Ohio ..................... 28Chicago Great Western .............. 16C., B. & Q.......... .................134%C. I. & L....... .. ... .................. 9%do preferred ............ .............. 42
C. & E. Ill............ .......... ... 95Chicago & Northwestern ..............169C., R . I. & P..............................1181C., C.. C. & St. L........................ 56Colorado Southern .......... ........... 5%
do let preferred ...................... 46do 2d preferred ............ ........... 16
Del. & Hudson .......... ..............123Del.. 1.. & W............................. 178%D. & R.G .......... ..................... 22
do preferred ............ ..... .... 75%Erie ....... ......... ................... 13
do 1st preferred .................... 36%Great Northern preferred .............164%Hocking Coal ......... ............... 19'Hocking Valley .......... ............. 34%Illinois Central ............ ............114%Iowa Central ............ .......... 14do preferred .......... ........ ..... 57%K. C.. P. & G........................ 10%L. E. & W............................... .. 79%Lake Shore ........... .................. 201%L. & N .............. .................. 80%Manhattan L.......... .................1Met. St. Ry........... ..................209%Mexican Central ..................... 15%Minn. & St. L............ ............... 74%do preferred ............. ............. 96
Missouri Pacific ............ .......... 47%3Mobile & Ohio ............ ............ 47M .. K . & Tr................................. 1314
do preferred ............ ............... 41-N. J. Central ............ ................ 11RN. Y. Central .............................137Norfolk & Western .................. 2532
do preferred .............. ............ 70%Northern Pacific ........... ............ .
do preferred ........ .................... 765S& .............. .......................... 26%O. R. & N .............. ................ 46do preferred ............ .............. 761
Pennsylvania ......... ......... ........1351Reading .......... ......... .............. .2
do 1st preferred ........................ 6110o 2d preferred ........................ 3
RI . G. ............ ....... .............. 39do preferred .............. ............ 82
St. L. & S. F............................... 11do 1st preferred ............ .......... 9do 2d preferred .................... 36%
St. Louls Southwestern ................ 15dio preferred ....................... . 361
St. Paul .......... ............... .....1841%do preferred ............ .................176
St. P. & O................................. 119Southern Pacific ........... ............. 874Southern Railway ............ ........... 12%do preferred ............. ...........4%... 54
Texas & Pacifti ........................ 20%I'nlon Paific ............ ......... ..... 46%do preferred .............. ............. 78%
\1 abash ........ ............ ......... 7%do preferred ............ .............. 22
XW. & L. E ................................ 12%do 2d preferred . . . ................ ... 31%
Wlseonsinr Central ...... ... ......... 177iP.. C., C. & St. I.................. ....... 731Adams Express ......... ..............115American Express ........ ..............150United States ........................... 50Wells-Fargo ........... ..................135American Cotton Oil .................. 431do preferred ............ .............. 93%
Amtrican Malting .......... ............ 15do preferred ............ .............. 661,Am. Sm. & Ref...................... ..... 40%do preferred .......... ................ 90%
American Spirits ............ ... ... 4do prs ferred ........ .................. 30%
American Stee! Iloop ................... 403,do preferred .......... ................. 851'
American Steel & Wire ............ 56%do preferred .............. ....... 99
American Tin Plate .................... 40%do preferred ............ .............. 87%
American Tobacco ........ ............ 127do preferred ............ .............. 145
Anaconda Mining Company ......... 55Brooklyn Rapid Transit ............... 104C'olorado Fuel & Iron ................... 58%Continental Tobacco .......... ........ 451%
do preferred .............. ........... 961Federal Steel ............ ............ 60%
do preferred .......... .................. 811%General Electrie ......... .............. 122%Glucose Sugar ............ ............ 64%do preferred ............ ..............105
International Paper ......... ....... 306'do preferred ........................ 76%
Iaclede Gas ............................. 5%National Biscuit .......... ............ 46%
do preferred ......................... 99%National Lead .......... ............... 31%
do preferred ............ ......... 1.....l10%National Steel ............ ...... .4..... 4do preferred ............ .............. 97
New York Air Brake ..................161North American .......... ........... 12%Pacific Coast ............ .... . 47%.......
do Ist preferred ...................... 84do 2d preferred .......................... 65%
Pacific Mail ........................... 43People's Gas ......................... 118%P'ressed Steel Car ....................... 59
do preferred ............ .............Pullman Palace Car .................163Standard Rope & Twine .............. 8Sugar . ......... ....... ...... ..........156%do preferred ............... ...........119
Tenn. Coal & Iron ....................117U. S. Leather ......................... 10%do preferred .......................... 75
1'. S. R ubber .... ..... ................ 49%do preferr d ........................11315
Western Inlon ..... .... ............... 8%,Republic Iron & Steel ................... 2do preferred ...... ................. 76
BONDS.1'. S. 2"_ registered ....................100L=
1'. S. 3's registered .................... 108tdo coupon .............. .............. 108
U. S. new 4's registered ...............1301,do coupon .......... ... ..............130
1'. S. old 4'-i registered ..............1111•do coupon .......... ....................113
U. S. i3s registered ..................... 111
do coupon ............ ................111
New York Mining Stocks.
('hollar ......... ......... ........ .....E .I
Crown Point ...........o ............ .^ICon. Cal. & 'a .......................... 1. •Deadwood ........... ........ ...... .70Golld & c'urry .................... .. IHale & Norcross ................... .30Homestake ..... .... .............. ;.0IrT n Silver ............ ................. ...M exican .......... ... ...... .......... 4,Ontario ......... ...... ............ 7.O p h ir .......... ...... .. ... ........ .... 1 .,P lym outh .. ...... .............. ........ . I:Quoickl lver ..... ...... ... .. .i
o prferred .............. .............. ..Sierra Nevada ....................... .7
Standard .. .......... .................. 2.65Union Con ....... .......... ............ .40Yellow Jacket ........... ............ .28
Financial Cablegram.New York, Se.tt. 8.-The ( 'mmereial
Advertiser's London linacial cabhlegramsays: The markets here were stagnantto-day, awaiting the decislon of the tah-inet on the qgletion of war with IlleTransvaal republic. The opinion wasmuch divided and business was very miea-ger. A slight rally came late in the layon the bear covering before the holiday.Consols were closed down.
Americans began flat under parity. butthere was little buying in the early after-noon. New York followed suit and theclose was quiet at the best. Spanish 4'swere 594; Tinton. 43~1: Anacondas, ll'.
The bank bought 63.000 in gold barsand 600,000 were taken for the Cape., s-pecially for a war fund, following the die-patch of $400,000 Aug. 11. The bantik areavoiding discounts in view of war poi.i-illitles.
Metal Market.New York, Sept. .--The market in getn-
eral showed less stability to-day, with tinand spelter quotations a shade lower un-der light selling pressure and a temporarywithdrawal of buyers, prompted by dis-appointing cables.
Pig iron warrants unchanged at. Stl.5).Lake copper quiet at 18.50c. Tin steadyat 30.500)32.23c. Spelter easier at 53.Z3,5.65c. Lead unchantged at 4.60it4.(i.2e.The firm that flxes the soiling ories forminers and smelters quotes lead at 4.40)at the close. Bar lilver. 39c.
Money Market.New York, Sep.t. 8.-Money on call, 20:1
per cent. Last loans. :l per cent. Primenmrcantlle paper, 4t/,5h per cent. Ster-ling exchange easier, with actuao.l bul-neaes n bankers' hills at $4.(,nOar,4.6h6i fordemand and at $4.Rri4.i,34 for f0 lirlsPosted rates. $4.48(O4.h71,. C'ommereirtihills. $4.82. Silver certineiates. '•.•q99c.Mexican dollars, 474. Government biindssteady, state bonds steady, railroad binilsweak.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Produce.Chicago. Sept. 8.-Heavy receipts in the
Northwest and Indifference of foreignbtyers were influences at the opening inwheat which caused anl initial de.ine. II%trt%e,. and which resulted in a heavymarket throughout the entire session.Early Liverpool tildes showed about tiddecline and reported a very slactk ershdemand there. tleavy receipts at Rusalanports were also reported and Argentlineshlpments were liberal. The faect thait theTransvaal situation did not cheek the for-eign demand apparently hrouaht tradershack to the old tbasis of supplly and de-mand and the eonlltinued large receiptt. atprimary ptoints and the small "ash de-mand here resulted in more or less lilui-dation by longs In all the deferred futurets.September. however, was tit good demandfrom elevator people. At times there wasbrisk competition from that source andprices were steadily maintained. Shortlybefore noon a more rosy aspoet was giventhe sittuation by reports of good exportengagements at New York and by themore serious tone of Transvaal Iadices.This resulted in a cotltraction of the , II-ing movement and induced some o\ver-ing by shorts, ri slight rally in prices r,-sulting. but by nloon tile market had fall-en back into its old rut and the slight ad-vantage was soon lost. The retl featureof the trading was its extreme narrow-ness. Prices all dav kept within he rangeand trading was almost entirely profes-sional. The market for July for a longperiod was practically at a standstill.During the latter part of the sestaonabout the only support the market re-ceived was buying against puts, whichwere touched early In ti:e day. Decem-ber opened 4roae lower at 71,ttIOntoC. de-clined to 71t71itHc, reacted to 71•te and de-clined again to 71tt471%e, where It closed.September closed unchanged at 70tc.
Corn was weak and lower The break-ing of the drought throughout the cornbelt and colder weather helped the hearsand brought considerable long corn onthe market. December closed %c lower.
Oats acted Independent of otllher grainmarkets. Some easiness was shown, butdeferred futures were steady and in gooddemand. December closed a shade lowerand September lost •be.
Provisions were slow and weak. Tnerewas steadiness early on the firm oIog mar-ket and on the continued eash demand,but later in the session there was quitegeneral realizing and prices decelkItd. (c-tober pork declined 1V5, lard 7tze tatd ribs
Cash Quotations.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,steady. No. 3 spring wheat, 68b(4ie: No.2 red, 72725%c; No. 2 corn, 3:12V: No. 2oats. 21%•-Z422e4: No. 2 white, 23214,t22: No.3 white. 22%i23ace; No. 2 rye, Si7: No. 2barley, 36(d42c: No. 1 flax seed, $1.14: primetimothy seed, $2.25; mess pork, per barrel.$7.20(t8.10; lard, per 100 poundo, $7.20N0.;..1 ;short ribs sides, loose. [email protected]; dry sall-ed shoulders, boxed. ti 4at %;c: short clearsides, boxed, $5.65015.70.
Articles- Recelpts. Shipments.Flour, barrels .......... 1,(,0 7i.00
Wheat. ,bushels .......... ;0,000 57.10
Corn, bushels ............526,,000 567.,Oats, bushels ............:1t4.104 531:1.,0R ye. bu hels ............. 9( 0 ......Barley, bushaels .......... 27,000 35,(00
Live Stock.Chicago. Sept. R.--Cattle-There was too
little offering of cattle to-day to makemuch of a market. Good prices prevailedand the market was well cleaned itp.Good to choice cattle sold at $5.75f6.5;commoner grades at $4.30ail.70. Stockersand feeders brought $304.75: hulls, cwsand stag?. $2
r55.40; Texas steers. $3.:.t0
4.25: rangers, $3.50t5.35; calves. $4f072l5.Hogs-Prices for hogs were strong and
fully Be higher. There was a good de-mand and a light supply. ileavy hogs,-4.1504.65; mixed lots, $4.30144.70; lights.$4.3504.75; pigs. $3.73o4.0;: tulls, $20t4.10.
Sheep-Receipts of sheep and lambswere large for Friday and pri.ces were
somewhat easier for lambs. Sheep, $2403for inferior to $4.50o(4.65 for prime year-lings; Western rangers, $3.50i4.25; lambs.$3.50. 6.:10.
Recelpts--t'attle, 1,500; hogs, 15,100;
sheep, 10,000.
OTHER MARKETS,
Omaha Live Stock.Omaha. Sept. 0.-(attle-Receipts, ^ 100.
Market about steady. Native beef ste, rs,34.905,6.05; Western steers. $4.30:it5: Tl'aossteers, $2.60464.40: cows and heifers, $3010044.25: canners, $2.253ta.50: toekers andftedera, $3.75404.90: talvesa $4lt4.25; bullsand stags, $2.8004.10.
Hogs-Receipts. 4.400. Market a shlestronger. Heavy, $4.25~14.30; mixed. $4.271'(04l.32t light, $4.:30t04.40; bulk of eales.$4.27%504.35.
tSheep-- Rceipts. 4.00. Market steady.Fair to chOre W\esterns, $:t.t•40:i.0(; coml-
mon and choice osheep, [email protected]; lambs,
San Francisco Wool.
San Francisco, Sept. R.-Spring wools-Nevada, 12014c: Eastern Oregon, 10fole;valley Oregon, 1719e. Fall wools-North-ern mountain lamlbs. 4l10c;: mountainlambs, 8411i4": San Joaquin plains, 6~$e;Hlumboldt and Mendocino, 12rt13c.
Treuasry Statement.
\Vtahitglta, Sept. 4.-'so-d ty's state-miut of the condition of tae treasury
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London Quotattone.Iondon, Sept. 8.--Anaonda, bll; money,
1aOs_2 per cent.
Appeal to Foreigners.Paris. Sept. 8.-The Soir. one of tile
most violent Paris anti-Dreyfu. paplerC.says: it Is known that M. Marcel-Pre-vwst Is president of the Socilete des Genede Lettres Franeals. The articles whichhe gives to the American journal, theNew York Herald, have been the morefollowed alid noticed on that accrount.Yesterday M1. Marcel-Prevont closed hisletter from Rennellls by a paragraph whichwas particularl. suggestive. Speaking ofthe IDreyfus trial. 1. Marcel-Prevo4t thlusexprssed himself: "Anl internationaldrama, the last srcete in which will per-cthanlce not be played In France." Afterthlls appeal to the intervention of foreignarmtl.s it appears dificult to us that theSociete den (eens ,e Lettres Francais doesnot choose a successor to M. Marcel-Pre-vost.
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\\WANTIED-FUIRNISIIHD HIOUSE'. 6 ORC rootnos, within 5 blku. of tlait and
Broadway. i luilre of J. E. Rickards
WANT':t -oi: \\'EI.IWE-, FRNISHIEDroomo Ir ic sllsekeei.ng. Address B. E.
W .. Standard. ]l.tte.
WANTED--To BUY SECOND-IIANDfurniture and books. 33 W. Park. Buttce.
WANTED -- PARTNER IN 5FFI('F;]hustince" ',h $a1 . Box 1:::7, Itotte.
WAN'fED S -ECIOND-IlAND GUUD•J.Oechall, 124 W. Park st., Butte,
FOR RENT-ROOM..
FOR RENT-3 FI'RNISIFED RO(OMSfor light housokeptlng at the enroror of
Toolei avonu etlot Milton, st. Missolll.
FOR RENT-TIIREE :ROOMS- IN l'RI-vate family; no childrton: mulot ti rno-
veniences. 123 \W\.lt Morcury. fiuiD.
FOR RENT--fll RBE NIO l 1 I Itnlthed roon t f.,r light hto -. k"". pingt
Till S. Main. I ttto.
LARGE FROItl- NT R IATI.( lIl lit i-
keeping rooms. $ 11 and $1;o: io jf pott.30 Wo. Quartz. Hitttt.
FOR RENT NI 'EI.Y Flt ItNISitli1:room for gentleman. 13 \\. l'rk.
Butte.
FOR RENT- SItITE t(1 IIF .2I;:I'IN.oroomos, furnitihoi. :722 WV. Itro.tdti y.
But te.
FOR -ENT-I' R INISI ;I I)O O IS FORIhonusekeieping. 425 S. Wallhinlgton,. Htutte
THIREE NICELY FURNISHED HIOUSE-keeping rooms. 510 W. Park. Butte.
FIRNISIlEi) ROOMS T( RiEN''. 2 N.
Main, Butte. ;Steam heat. hathl.
FOR RENT-ONE NICELY FITRNISIH-ed room. 614 W. Park at., Butte.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
-1111 REN:T-FURNIISHEIID }OU'SE.ttntrtlly lotatoed: gentleman and wife
wish to, board with parties renting. No.13 N. Idaho st., lButteo.FOIR RENT-FIVE-ROOM HtOI'SE, ONE
block from Maln. Inquire 124 W. . ark,Ana ondoa.
STEAM-IIEATEI) ROOMS FOR RENT.Inquire Standard Drug Co., Anaconda.
FOR RENT--MIt(' EI .ANEF41'I.
FOR RENT-T-Il GIIRANII IIITELand restaurant. Phtilttitpll rg: Othe ,tilt
hotel il town; prtnt lten leIr t:n!tL ,nioaccount of other businessl. For pIrticlltlrl
apply to1 M. E. Doe & I'o., Philllphulrg.
FOR RENT-SMAIl. S'lIftlE: AT 37\\'et G -ranite street. -uitaolt'o foor .otnfelf -
t:oner' •tor barber shop. Inveo-tors' tLo n
Realty 'onlmpany. 37 West (Gr.lnit.e.
FIOR RIENT--NEWV RIC'K STIIRE., Ox100, with basement, $601. 34:t3 . Park,
Butte.
FOI SALl-REAL FI•TATE.
FARMS FOR SALE THIOIOUf IIt()I'THitter Root valley; all sizes; all prioe s.
$800 to 21'.(WI.320-$y.000. well improved, 75 in grain.
120 hay land, balance in pasture: one-halfthe hay and one-half the grain in thegranary: 4;; head cattle, 3 horses, wagon,buggy. 55 head of hogs; well cqruil peewith tools and machinery; No. I waterright.16o-S.,500. good i-room brick house. line
barn. 40xt0; good oreharId; river ditch:ine location; No. 1 land.
W. V. DI-KINSON.Stevenitrllle. Mont.
MISStU'LA PROPERTY-5-rom house anut two :0-foot lots, fine
location, Knowles addition, $1,000.8-room house and two 50-foot lots.Knowtis addition tnar school house,nea:rly n, w: rost $1,W0o: for rash, $1.4100.
7-room house, 6 lots, fruit trees. hear-Ing: good condition: beautiful place, closein. South side, $1,830.
For anythilng you want in real estatewrite E. A. WINSTANLIEY.
Missoula. Mont.
STOCK RANCH FOR SALE-I loacres, all fenced: fine range; plenty
water; 125 head stock: all tools and crop;everything ready for business; immediateptosseiion; $10,000.160 acres. 1% miles from town: orchard,
500 trees beginning to hear; 6-room framecottage and comfortatle farm buildings:ample water right; fine location for ahome; price $3,200. Address George F.Brooks, Missoula. Mont.
BRICK BUSINESS BLOCK, 70x45. 3stories. with full basement; lot .0xl00:
perfect title; a modern improved buidldingfor sale very cheap. Adrrens F. J. Bli•,t.tutte.
FiOREST tESERVE L.ANDS FOR SAIt-;-Do you want a till,- to unllurv\eyed
lands? Forest scrip will scture you title.F•or Drices write R. M. t'lbban. Missoula,
FOR SALE--STOCK RANt II. TETONritinty: SO) aitres: excellenit range;: im-
ple water; good improvementi; o cutb itttns hiy: $2.610. Wailter Matheson, Helenaii.HOUS-'ES AND LOTS IN ALL, PARTS
of the city for sale cheap: casy terms.McMillan & Floyd, 47 E. Broadway, Ilurte.
FOR SALE OR LEASE-LONG TIME.in Deer Lodge, fine cottage: also 2-story
house: bargains. Edi;h Earle, DetrLodge.
SPECIAI BRAR(IAINS IN BITT'IEiRoot valley farms: write for list. Ra-
vallt County Abstract Co.. Hamllton.
FOR ISALE-TW 1 GOOD LOTS INSouth Park addition:; nie location and
cheap. Call at E•3 S. Main st.. Iltlte.
BI'SINESS CHANCE•.
FOR SALE-SMALL MII.TINFEItYstore in town of i);: no competltionalso fine lntioatil for dressmnaker. Ad-dress Mrs. J. G. Baly, Lima, Mont.
FOR SALE OR RENT-16-ROOM Fi'R-nishing lodging and hoarding house, ne ti
North Main st. Ilnquire room 22. tOw. leblock. Butte. Steele & Andrews.
FO iR SALE (OR RHEN 'I' St' Il'N-
try hotel in Montanal; ownlr aliI s. i,retire. Address J. F., .,ar, Sitl,d rd,Huttr.
FOR SAIE--I.OtI)t"IlIt I 1W1St.
F'0Ot SAIE-IILOTOtI ( APll CAI.I. RY,cheap. Address it W. Mercury st., Butte.
MISCELLANEOUS,
'''ITLE TO t'NSI 'RIVEYE D LANDS O(i-tainled by forest res.-rve lieu land iscrip.
For pri..s in quantities 40 to 10.0tl) acreaaldrlelss tI. M. ,'ohabin, Mlssoulla, Mont.
EVE BUY. SELL. EXCRHAICiE. PACK,nhip. repair, move and store furniture.
Butte Exchange Furniture Co., J. Chau.vln, Agent, 42 W. Broadway. Butte.
IIAND PAINTEDI CRAYON I'ORtraits enlarged. 16 by 20 inches, for $1.
Miss P. S. Ilodgkin. Falmouth. Me.
JUST RECEIVED. A FI'I.L LINE OF1hair switches. Mme. Shieldsi, 62 W.Park ot.. Butte. up stairs.
CONFIDENTIAI,-317 ARIZONA;: IIO.IEi contfinement. Mrs. K.usul alt. mlidwife.
MONTANA C'ARt'ET ('CI.:ANING CO,436 S. Arizona. 'el. 397. I -tta
UtI,'MEIN IIIlE AND JUl'N12 Co.,utRt
e, Mont.
MONEY TO I.OAN
M IlNEY TO LOAN O0; ANY KIND OFsecurity. Lee Davenport. 23 \V. Granite,
Butte.
OCULISTS.
D11. T. A. GRIG.,OCULIST.
Pratlice limited to Eye. 5.ar. Neo.
Throa: and Cheat. Ollice pcstofflce build-inl. 28 East Broadwar. Butte. Mont.
FACE TO FACEWith Dslease a Man Hardly Raow Whiaeh
Wany to Turn--Drugs Do Not Cure-Th7yStilnmulate--Dr. ennett's ECleatrle 5t0Equips .Yon With a Weapon to ighLDlrerseo That You Can Trust-The uomIs (Guaranteed.
I urkl; soo long and a•lounusly to per-feet my Elel'rie Belt and en well do Ik: ,w It. wonlderful virtues, that I unhesl-tI.t,il.gy gu.irant.c a cure in every casewh, t, I repommn.nd the trttment of myI. It it: h..= a,,tolnrlm physicians antir, n1'ist•s whno now indorse I:. My Belti. re,,.nmme,.n.l by more than 10.000 curedp.,t•ent It is Natu:res Remedy. Drugs
.II nott aor,. you--they simply s:lmulate.I ot,.r itn potent flame the eyes becomee, ar. tho, skin el".tn. the muscles hard.th, step hcnoms elantle and the bowelsr, g•ulr. Thei digestion will become nor-nit!, tIh app titi will increase, and head-.t',. Ilushinc and nervous disorders dis-
l:r. Nw rted. rich blood will coursetlriltl vullr v, Intu whirn will mantle thechetks and lil and gilv them the rosyglow ofa health. The dark circles aroundth, eyes will fade away and the weakman or woman 19 made a new being. re-loretd to healIth and sexual power. I am
the Inventor of
Dr. Bennett's Electric BeltAnd know exactly what it will do. Elec-tricity is the Vital and Nerve Force oftyver human being.When there is a lackof this Force. Ilec-trlcity must be sup-plied. My Belt is tosupply this LOSTFLEf'TRICITY. ItIs a food for blood.brain, muscles andnerves. I guaranteeit to cure Sexual Im-potency, Lost Man-h o nl.1, Varlcocele. ',SiOcrmatorrhoea andalt s•'xIl wyeakness-
nlhel.\eoped organs.and vitality:; cureRneymatism in ev-,ry guits.. Kilney..iver and lladder
Trouhht s. (thrnt,Constipation, N r--ous andG.neral D.-
hbilliy. Dypepsia. allFemale ( omplaints.
My Belt has sot:,silken, chamois-cov-.reld sponge elec-trales tluhat cannotbIlrn and ilster, a,do the bare metaleitlrtrodes tused onall other makes ofIbtit. I h.l\ave entir.y dlone away with thisfrichtful burning and still my b.: t willgiure our times the current of any otherbltl. .My Electric Suspensory for the cureof thle various weaknestses of men IsFIREE to every male purchaser of one ofmy Bielt. Dr. Bennett s Electrie Belt canbeL ren, wed when burned out for 75 cents;n, nth,:r belt can he renewed for any
Write me to-day-do not put it off-de.lays are dangerous. Get my new Bookabout ElectriCitty, symptom blanks andliteirature, which will tell you about thebt, t treatlmnt in tIle world. Advicewithout cost.
Dr. Bennett Electric Belt Co.Department "A," Denver. Colo.
If yout have an old-style belt thatburns I wil allow you half the price ofone of mine for It.
Private and Chronio Diseases of MleCONSULT Maeosuferingofromsvil e
feets of youthful indirettione, syphile, gonor,1 leet stricturpe' .s
c . .r wekmes, varto oaan-S natural deisharge, list
oltality, faling mmer.enfitneso to mary, blosk in, kidney er ywat di-
D6C, aroe h ed i( cnret.years of •it ont adyand eperleMnoin basin.wpractis and amaon thelargest mksDn5ia
DOCTOR COOK. in eurin thou clads beases and will guarantee you a tat moderate cost. He has rthonothought their cases hopeless. All etter prkste.Write for question blank. l(on t saton e.Medicines aent free from obervation.Cook rledlcal Co. ,6as Curtl St. Ds•,e.Ci.
Notice to Miners.PIroposals will be received by the un-
der•signe uonil 12 o'clock noon of theeleventh idav iof Siptember. 1899. for thesinking of the sh it: of the Eva May
lte all additional one hundred (100) feetin ilde th.
The said IEva May mine Is tn Cataractdistrl•clt. Jefifrsont iounty. Montana. aboutsive, l] mhilez nIrth t a thlte town of Basln.
I'rol,.lls mustii he made subject to theelmtions ,r nsliltag at the nsaid mine atthe presntc ti
m., and must conform to
th,, r .illit.ti oif the, I)tCtrepare'd agree-mlt. ir ',it ra.ti, which van be seentul•el ;lDI! i. thin toi the undersigned at thel ay.I m. a hine.? nllf'.Th' t iclt rigtnetl reserves tile right toi, t .Iny aiind all proposals.' r,,l,,,lsl ntl y hIe sent by mall to Ba.
snii. J, fftrson eounty. Montana, or deliv-r-.I lI to ile offlie of said Eva May mine.
FOR ALEI.-MlTCELLANEOU.N
It( 'It SAI.•--TIi t'•tI•RN IT'TRE OF A 12-l'..om tlrarlin g ld lodgitng houte;
r.,,oms all IuIuIIe;npie must be sold at a sac=rlhe: r•It -Lreascibleh and centrally lo-
cnated. Addlirls M.. Standard.
R SAR.l~- A SI'AN rl, c.O,,R,- WORKhorst s: w,-iaglt 2. it1 llt.t theap. Inquire
at 1t. J. ('ht.lri 'citre., South Butte.
FIIR SAt.l:-E 'tIRST-c'"LtASt SINGERsewing" itihtlltie. will le -oldt cheap for
l't Sl .\l.l-l-INEl MI'tl C('VL. REA-unai.tl,', i,.r, ir hlance. Eant rid Ana-
FItR SA.ll': -il , It. 'rOt' DISK ANDtotlie' tr. 1 t!to1n b Karlman blk.,
1Hult PALE-i'tJEAL' A SOLID OAKcounter -all at Standard office. Butte.
MiNEttO' iitttIMS AND SPRING WAG-ns fr sale or rentll. Rttter's. S. Butts.
1-' i Alt-E Nt-A' lF'RNtTURE.i , - Ii ii, 1." 'ie , 72.i S. Main. Butte.
t"it NI'rt t: E AN\"i I.t-tSI1: (F i 16-ROOM
'II itit tI" lItII:S '-N'l' \iihEEL FOR-i- t i , t '. u D ttti .
utit . hl: ,, e'os (liotle hylk. Ownernimi. ,*.lr Liv tpi ir.\vil.g property end
CI.ALIRVOYANTS.
Mt'lS iDR. J. CALDER, THE CELE-ir -,t. i, ntIiu. has relturned. You can
i l' -,r t .it ,IIliors 49 and 50 Now uwsley
!'I'iSl': \VntiltN,. Ti t' iNSI'tT MAD-
.,iit.iy ii ,ill at ,inie at Slt Dakota.l ttit, as sh IDayvo ahortly.
