Stock Market Rally Amid Harriman Rockefeller Speculation
The May 18 trading session on Wall Street showed rampant speculative fervor with influential brokers acting as open buyers in Union Pacific St Paul Reading Southern Pacific. Copper shares lagged despite copper price gains as railway traffic figures softened. total daily sales reached 1,125,200 shares.
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Wheat market firm on crop damage reports at Chicago open
Chicago Board of Trade notes a firm close in wheat with July gains while corn oats and provisions drift, and prices swing daily. London tin and copper rise with firm to higher quotes overseas, while local metals hold near steady with slight gains and losses across several contracts.
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Livestock Market Recap Chicago May 18
Cardle-Reece receipts 19 060 market steady to lower cows 2 75 6 25 heifers 3 50 6 00 bulls 4 40 5 75 calves 2 55 5 00 stockers and feeders 3 25 5 40 Hoge-Receipts 29 000 steady to 5 higher choice heavy shipping 25 40 5 40 butchers 5 40 5 40 light mixed 5 25 4 5 35 packing 5 80 5 40 pigs 4 15 5 15 bulk of sales 5 55 4 05 4 0 sheep receipts 22 000 market lower sheep 4 75 4 60 lambs 5 50 7 30 yearlings 5 50 5 75
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Live stock market report from Kansas City and New Orleans May 18
Kansas City receipts total 12 000 including 4 560 southern steers with top at 7 10 and mixed demand across cattle. Hogs receipts 7 500 with top 5 47 and bulk around 5 30 to 7 45, sheep receipts 17 000 with lambs to 6 96 and Texan yearlings to 5 50. New Orleans cotton market update begins with price note.
Wool and cotton futures advance amid steady tone
Spot wool markets show gains across grades with firm prices on medium combing and clothing wool while light fine and heavy fine grades move higher. New York cotton futures start firm with a 9 to 27 point initial rise and finish steady with a net gain of 5 to 7 points.
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Rabbits Attack Crops Prompt Humane Remedies
A letter from H. W. Henshaw, Acting Chief Biological Survey, outlines rabbit damage to crops and practical control measures. It lists protective trunk washes, winter washes, and a lime copperas mix, plus methods to deter rabbits such as hunting, trapping, and a cautious poison recipe. A forthcoming paper will share more strategies with farmers.
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Delegation Withdraws Ro land Name at Convention
Denver and Seattle delegates split over national committeeman choice leaving the first district possibly to refuse all honors. The convention backs William J. Kryan for president and pushes tariff reform and trust control. In San Francisco Ruef bribery trial testimony finished and a jury likely by tomorrow. Also a medical note recommends Chamberlain's Salve for burns and scalds.
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Estancia News advocates old methods to curb jack rabbits
Acting Chief Henshaw of the Agricultural Department reports no proven disease to destroy rabbits in the Estancia valley. He notes overseas claims fail and urges practical steps such as crop and tree protection with woven wire fencing 2 to 2 1/2 feet high and netting protectors priced around 80 cents per hundred.
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Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed by Hartland Resident
In February our daughter had the Whooping cough Mr. Lane of Hartland recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. We found it as he said and recommend it to anyone with children troubled by whooping cough. Mrs. A Goss of Durand Michigan says it gave best satisfaction and is for sale by all druggists.
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Fullerton Resists Removal to New York
The habeas corpus case of Kh W Fullerton, son of a St Louis millionaire, seeks release from New York detectives who brought him from Seattle on a charge of wronging a young woman. Judge Sewell delays trial after Washington Governor Meade telegrams that extradition is illegal and Fullerton should not have been removed.
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Washington Democratic Convention Faces Long Night On Liquor Debate
Split into six factions over liquor policy the Washington state Democratic convention in Spokane opens amid heated clashes. Local option lost in the Platform committee and a minority report backed by small county delegates threatens a straight prohibition plank. The body votes to appoint two duty delegates to resolve eight delegate selections.
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