Market dips as dull trading slows on Wall Street
On June 5 Wall Street showed scant interest with a sharp drop in trading volume and widespread stagnation. Union Pacific dominated activity while bond offerings and dividends of Missouri Pacific influenced cautious moves. lead and copper gains provided minor support as the day closed with muted stock prices across the board.
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Wall Street
New York
London
Union Pacific
Stock Exchange
Copper and metals mix unsettled in London and New York markets
Copper rose in London with spot at £58 2s 6d and futures £58 12s 6d while New York saw a dull local market. Lead held at £12 10s in London and $4 404.50 locally. Spelter fell in London to £19 58s and rose to $4 604.65 locally. Bar silver 52 7 9, Mexican dollars 48e.
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New York
London
Market reports from Chicago Kansas City and St Louis cattle hogs and sheep
Cattle receipts around 4 000 at Chicago market steady with cows calves and stockers priced per line. hogs about 21 000 with choices and packers in mid five dollar range. sheep 7 000 with steady demand. Kansas City reports 3 000 cattle including 800 southerns with steady trade and hogs 12 700 receipts with gains around 10 cents. sheep 1 000 with strong demand. St Louis reports wool prices in mid 16 to 18 cents range and New Orleans cotton prices steady around middling 11 4 cents.
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Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Adams Express
Amalgamated Copper
Amer. Car and Foundry
Amer. Express
Amer
Sugar
Brooklyn
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Nat
Mexico
New York
Wales
Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Aera
Chicago
Northwestern
St. PB
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Consolidated Gas
Delaware and Hudson
Watences
Denver and
Rio Grande
Distillers’ Securities
Erie
Pau
Scoeoe
General Electric
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Town Central
Cossese
Kansas City
Hasan Tae
Louisville
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St. Oo
St. P. and & Ste. M
Missouri Pacific
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Pitts, CC
St. Ay
Republic Steel
Southern Pacific
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Menrem
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Central Leather
Enee Pree Treene
Sloss-Sheffield
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San Fran
St. Louis
United States
Interborough Metropolitan
Texas
Cotton futures open steady then close with decline
New York trading on June 5 showed cotton futures opening steady with a 1 5 point drop and closing steady after an 11 18 point fall, indicating a mixed but negative session for prices.
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New York
International police chiefs pick Los Angeles for 1909 convention
Detroit report states the international chiefs of police elected Major Richard Sylverter of Washington DC as president and chose Los Angeles as the site of the 1909 convention.
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Detroit
Mich
International Chief of Polices Today
Los Angeles
Richard Syl- Verter
Washington, DC
Dent
Texas Postmaster Appointed in Recess by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt made a recess appointment of postmaster T. L. Wren of Austin Sherman Texas. A wagon bridge over the Red River north of Denison was washed away severing the last connection between Texas and Oklahoma in the region. The river rose twelve feet after a day of rain and another shower occurred last night.
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Washitaton
Roosevelt
T. L. Wren
Austin
Sherman
Red River
Denison
Hfe
Oklahoma
Blackfeet to Work on Government Irrigation Projects
Charles F. Dagenette, supervisor for the Bureau of Indian Affairs, leaves Montana and Oregon to oversee Blackfeet labor on Two Medicine and Milk River irrigation schemes. A. W. Reynolds will head the Blackfeet workers, successors to Utes previously employed. Dagenette and John M. Oskison toured northern New Mexico and Colorado examining industrial Indian development with trips to Taos pueblos and cliff dwellings.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Montana
Oregon
Two Medicine
Milk River
Mr. Dagenette
Utah
Johnson
United States Army
Dagenette
Montane
New Mexico
Rocks Veld
Colo
John M. Oskison
Collier's Weekly
Mr. Dagennette
Mr. Oskison
Taos
Nambe
Picuris
Santa Clara
San Ildefonso
Prosperity in Big Bunches for New Mexico
J. O Rielly of Occidental Life Insurance, based in Prosperity, reports May as the best month in the company's history. He notes record fire insurance written and predicts another monthly record for the current month, highlighting prosperity in New Mexico and Arizona and the growing strength of the company.
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Occidental Life Insurance Co
J. 1. O’rielly
Occidental Life Insurance Company
Mr. O'Rielly
Occidental
New Mexsileo
Arizona
The
Trains in Montana Stalled by Snow
Butte Montana June 5 Eight inches of snow on the level washed into slush by rain cut the city off from the outside world Telegraph communication restored at noon no telephone lines street cars or power lines working many mines closed due to power loss trains east and west of here reported stalled
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Butte
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Here
Maze Grocery Price List from The Maze Wisconsin
A local price listing shows mince meat in pkgs, large milk cans at ten cents, large oysters twenty cents, Korn Kinks at twenty five cents, Amiten items, Gun Powder tea, shredded fish, buckwheat flour, sweet pickles bulk, Farina, Schilling Baking, baking molasses, dry chipped beef, string beans, macaroni, sour pickles, baking soda, Runkel's Cocoa, and other pantry items with unit prices. compiled under proprietor Kier in Maze WI.
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Cain of Runkel’s
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