Wall Street Opens Amid London Spillover and Bond Sale
May 4 trading shows mixed pressure from London due to Afghan frontier news and arbitrage selling. Bank clearings and April business activity decline. 1,152 April failures exceed prior Aprils. $20 million New York revenue bonds issued with lower returns. Market weakens late as rail and ore stocks react to totals and rates.
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London
Bradstreets
American Railway Association
United States Steel Corporation
Paris
Southern Pacific
Amalgamated
Union Pacific
St Paul
Adams Express
Amalgamated Copper
American Car & Foundry
Sane
American Cotton
American Express
Americaan Lee
American Smelting & Refug
Americaan Sugar Refining
American Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
Cbs
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohlo
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
el FR
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Ors
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul
Chicago Terminal & Trans
St. Louis
Colorado
Colorado & Southern
Consolidated Gas
Rio Delaware and Hudson
L. and
Denver
Rio Grande
Denver and
Ime
General Electric
Ilinois Central
International Paper International Pamyp Do
Towa Central
Kansas City Southern
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report May 4
Kansas City livestock receipts cattle hogs and sheep with price ranges and tops. Cattle top 6.90 for exports and dressed beef. hogs near 5.50 high. sheep lambs 6.00 to 7.25. Chicago and St Louis markets showed varied gains and declines across cattle hogs and sheep. Wool and cotton markets noted firm to steady futures.
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Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
Dulles
London tin and copper markets rise while local metal prices firm
The London tin market climbs with spot at 148 Ss and futures at 142 Ss. Copper advances about 2s 6d with spot at £57 and futures at £47 12s 6d. Locally prices show mixed movement with lead at 12 15s in London and $4.10 to $4.15 locally for electrolytic metal. war silver and Mexican dollars noted.
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New York
London
Spelier
Wheat Market Rises on Bullish Statistics at Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade notes a strong local wheat market as bullish statistics offset wet conditions. Traders watched supply and demand amid favorable data, boosting prices and activity on the floor.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Weather and grain futures wrap in the Southwest
Weather in the southwest influences markets as July wheat climbs about 1 percent and corn rises around 3 percent. Oats and provisions move sharply with fractional price shifts and varied intra day trade tied to opening highs and session closes.
Boston Telegraph Pioneer Williams Passes at Home
Obituary notes the death of an American Bell Telegraph pioneer from Boston. It outlines his early manufacture work in Court street with telephones and apparatus, his role in Western Electric, and his influence on the Bell system alongside Bell and Watson.
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Thomas A. Watson
East Braintree
Mass
Fresh Pond
Theodore N. Vail
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone System
Boston
Willams
American Bell Telephones Company
Williams
Court Street
Bell Companies
Western Electric Company
New York
Chicago
Bell System
Dr. Bell
Teodore N. Vail
Telephone
Mr. Bell
Mr. Watson
New England
Mr. Williams
Wail
Bell Company
South America
Death of a Famous Telephone Pioneer
Boston inventor Charles William Jr dies leaving a mark in early telephony. He built initial telephone instruments and helped test the first line for transmitting human voice from Bell’s workshop on Court Street to Bomerville.
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Houston
Chas William Jr
New England
Williams
Alexander Graham Bell
Mr. Williams
Court Street
Boston
Palace Theater
John L. Sullivan
Professor Bell
Bomerville
Indian School Pupils to Parade at Corner Stone Ceremony
Arrangements with Superintendent Reuben Perry to have United States Indian school pupils take part in the parade and ceremonies for the corner stone laying of the new army and convention hall Thursday afternoon. The Triadian boys and girls will attend as a body with the band.
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Reuben Perry
United States Indian School
New Army and Convention Hall
Parade Lineup Maintains First Regiment Learnard Bands
The Morning Journal notes no change in the day’s program for the parade with three bands including the First Regiment band and Learnard and Lindeman organizations. Music by the High School Glee Club and readings by G A R, Department Commander W W McDonald, will feature the event. Public schools dismiss at 2 26 to let pupils attend starting at 3 p m. Cardinal Logue arrives in Washington with Catholic prelates and is to meet President Roosevelt Wednesday afternoon.
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First Regiment
Learnard and
Lindeman
Lindemann
Morning Journal
Washington
Cardinal Logue
Mwe
New York
Hoosevelt
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Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
Sault. Ste Gas
Texas & Pacific
Aes
Toledo, St. Louis & Westss Eoeent Aa
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Virginia Carolina Chemical
Sasco Hag
Wells Fargo Express
Western Union
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central Ptd
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Stern, Schloss & CO
West Central Avenue
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Ranchinen
Atchison Adjustable
Mexican Central
Railroad— Progmenorty
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Tieaby
American Arge. Chemical
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Butte
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Lye
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New Armory
Convention Hall
Alva
J. Korber & Co
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Cardinal Tague
Baldridge
J. C. Baldrigue
S. First St
Albuquerque, N. M
Gross, Kelly & Company
Slatioue Non
A. J. Morelli
North First
Elks Theater
Melange
Matson’s Book Store
Ieee
Santa FE
Reais
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California Limited
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el P. & Mex
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Chicago Limited
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Pecos Valley
Amarillo
Roswell
Ariehad
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Roswe
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Den
K.C
Lamy
New Mexico
T. BE. Purdy
Wirelessie
Grover
Mitchell Wagons
Aimbuquerque
District Court of the United States
Second Judicial District
Territory of
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Albuquerquy
Bernalillo
Albuquerque
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State National Bank
John W. Wilson
Joan W. Wilson
Second Judicial District Court
New Meaies
J. F. Palmer
J. FP Palmer
Marquette Avenue
North First Street
Scott King
B.M. Williams
Roomme
West Geld Avent
Albuquerque, Lew
Pioneer Bakery
South Pies
OrPrrry
Copp & Pettit Room
N. T. Armile Building
WM. Farr
Torrance
Automobile
United States Mail and Passenver Service
Muswell
Reawell
Terrance
Reewell Auto Co
Reaewell
Mt Raggese
Department of the Interior
Banta Fe
Mary KH. Warner
Sen
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Old Albuquerque
Jas. E. Hill
Jas. A. Gaumer
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