Market Digest: Union Pacific Leads Broad Speculation
The World’s Markets reports a sustained speculative campaign with Union Pacific as the lead stock closing up 2. Among other moves Canadian Pacific, United States Reduction, International Power, Amalgamated Copper, American Snuff and Kansas City Southern all showing notable activity. Bond prices eased with US 2s up 1 1 2 percent and 3s and 4s marking gains.
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New York
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
United States
General Electric
House of Representatives
Amalgamated Copper
Kansas City Southern
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Baltimore & Ohio
Reveecoreuys
Canada
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Chicago & Mastern
Great Western
Trospess
Teen Enee
Chicago & Northwestern
Cererdweves
Colorado Southern
Eecses Cob Ky
Delaware & Eludson
Eae
Denver
Rio Grande
Ceves
Erie
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Lake Erie & Western
Louisville
Nashville
Manhattan I
St. Ry
Wea
Jersey Centra
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario
St. Louis
Southern Pacific
Cs Southern Railway
Ned
Texas & Pav
Tee
Perceereres Seed
Wheeling
Steen
Wells-Fargo
American Car & Oundry
Teesesesereses
Anaconda Mining
Teeeeveseesekld
Rooklyn Rapid Transit
SOO
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Tees
Consolidated Gas
Continental Tobacco
General Electric Stereos
Hocking Coalsesereees
Sesesese Ot
Tae International Power
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mail
People’s Gas
Ste Serervas
Eewes
Pullman Palace
Tee Republic
Tenn
Coal & Iron
London financial cable notes mixed market signals
TheAdvertiser reports Balfour's peace talks praised though markets paused for lack of solid news. Consols slipped to 4 percent while American stocks rose with Erie Union Pacific and Southern Pacific favorites leading activity. Call money remained unlendable as funds flowed back to consol applications, mostly borrowed and expected to return next week.
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London Financial Cablegram
Balfour
Erie
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Metal markets hold steady in quiet Saturday trade
New York April 19 local metal markets stay steady during Saturday half-holiday. Spot tin at 2.29 cents, copper quoted at 124 cents for lake and 12 cents for electrolytic end casting. Standard at 4 G ll%e for spot. Lead steady at 41 5 percent, better at 4.45. Iron markets unchanged.
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New York
Uiet
New York Port Trade Totals Weekly Exports and Imports
The week ending today shows New York port exports of specie totaling 455 528 dollars in silver. Imports of specie include 51 143 dollars in gold and 23 188 dollars in silver. Dry goods and merchandise imports at the port for the week are valued at 10 508 742 dollars.
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New York
Bank Week End Summary Shows Mixed Movements
The associated banks report for the week ending today shows loans at 954,491,400 with a decrease of 5,590,400, deposits 952,774,200 down 7,200, circulation 530,970,00 up 0, legal tenders 52,439,800 up 523,500, specie 172,352,400 up 436,600, reserves 244,772,400 up 860,100, reserve required 238,193 450 down 1,146, surplus 6,578,400 up 2,006,900. New York April 19. The statement of
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New York
Chicago Wheat and Hog Market Rally Driven by Weather Signals
Chicago markets report wheat prices rally on weather rumors and bullish Southwestern news. Dry conditions raise fears for winter and potentially reduced spring wheat areas, boosting buying and sustaining May futures despite profit-taking. Corn and oats trade mixed as May futures close firmer in corn but unchanged in oats. pork futures fall with ribs and lard following.
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Chicago
May
Tam
Cash Quotations and Market Receipts Mixed in Early L?f
Flour and patent products show price listings with spring and winter specials, plus lard and pork figures. Quotations cover wheat, corn, oats, rye and barley, with receipts and shipments tallied for the period.
Cattle and Hogs Prices Reported in Chicago Market
Chicago market notes cattle receipts about 200 head with varies prices across categories from prime steers around 6 to 7 dollars to cows 1.50 to 5.75. Hog receipts 12 000 with ranges from 6.75 to 7.35 for heavier cuts. Sheep receipts 1 500 with good to choice weights between 5.50 and 6.20 for wethers and 4.75 to 6.50 for lambs.
Market totals and prices from South Omaha cattle hogs and sheep
April 19 market report shows cattle receipts at 100 with steady to firm cow calf prices and varied steers. Hogs receipts 5,400 with heavy demand and prices from 5.50 to 7.20, bulk about 6.95. Sheep receipts 12,000 with steady to strong tone and lambs around 5.60 to 8.40 depending on grade.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report April 19
Cattle receipts 100 with market unchanged. Native steers to 7.00, Texas and Indian steers 4.75 to 6.25, native cows 3.50 to 6.60, stockers 4.50 to 5.80, bulls 5.00 to 5.50, calves 4.50 to 8.00. Hogs receipts 1,500, market strong. Bulk sales total 6,857.20. heavies 7.25 to 7.27, mediums 7.15, lights 6.60 to 7.00, Yorkers 7.20, pigs 6.00 to 6.60. Sheep market unchanged.
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Kansas City
Texas
Financial Market Briefs From London Trade Roundup
London reports show consols for money at 45 16, consols for account, 4 percent Anaconda at 5 percent, Atchison 4 with Atchison preferred at 102. Baltimore and Ohio 1124, Canadian Pacific 126, bar silver weak at 24 1 2d per ounce money 24 percent.
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London
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Treasury balance bulletin shows available cash and gold
Washington state treasury statement reports an available cash balance of 79,650,090 dollars and gold holdings totaling 21,946,107 dollars as of April 19.
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Washington
Treasury
Hansbroughs Indian Story Tells A Frontier Receipt Tale
Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota recounts a Devil's Lake reservation joke about an Indian seeking a receipt for payment from a white man. The tale centers on heaven and debts as the white man finally writes the receipt to satisfy a lighthearted misunderstanding.
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St. Paul
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Devil's Lake Reservation
Injun
Hell
Chinese immigration debate dominates Senate scene
Washington dispatch reports the exclusion bill's passage amid heated debate over Chinese labor. Senator Turner cites Kipling images while Livernash warns of competition from Canton. New Hampshire's Gailinger pushes liberal views as Boos loses Census Office post to the Government Printing Office.
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Washington
the Standard
Post Building
China
Foster
Senate
Turner
Kipling
Canton
Dore
Mr. Livernash
Chinese Commission
Senate Committee
Wu Ting Fang
Far East
Gailinger
New Hampshire
George E. Boos
Missoula
Census Office
Government Printing Office
Boos
Permanent Census Bureau
President Holds Talks With Roos And Wibaux Contacts
President met with Mr Roos regarding his future plans and potential reelection as an East area official. Senator Carter introduced Mr Wibaux of Wibaux Montana cattleman and banker to the president for a cordial briefing. The rancher’s property lies near the Od Roosevelt ranch in Dakota and the president asked about his operations.
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Wibaux
Dawson County
Mont
Carter
Od Roosevelt
Dakota
Kendall's Wonderful Cave Discovered in Abbey Mine
Miners in the Abbey mine near Kendall discover a remarkable cave along the cyanide ore belt. The 150 foot long fissure features 45 degree and 70 foot sections, crystal walls, stalactites, and a floor piled with ore from the vein. Assay results are not yet available, but ore appears high grade.
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Kendall Chronicle
Kendall Awakens to Spring Growth and Fortunes Ahead
The Kendall district foresees rapid expansion as spring renews life and builders plan stone structures. Investors from East and West eye the rich gold mines, with mine output and a planned mill capacity expected to surge. A summer rush to North Moccasins is anticipated, bringing notable gains for all involved.
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Kendall Chronicle
Kendall
Butte
Anaconda
Couldn't Keep Up With the Push Wind Story
The Kalispell Inter Lake reports Monday winds felt stronger than the 30 mph official reading. Mr. Dick explains the instrument on a building top missed the wind’s downward and forward thrust, so gusts appeared slower than the surface wind.
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Kalispell Inter Lake
Northwest Tribune seeks a boy to train in printing trade
The Tribune calls for a diligent boy to be taught printing and shuns those with slovenly, profane, or wayward habits. It questions how many local youths could meet its standards and emphasizes character over class.
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The
Northwest Tribune
the Tribune
Jess
No Wish to Be an Angel Chronicles Local Debate
A Carbon County Chronicle note explains the paper omits some events in each issue and defends the practice as protecting others from unwanted exposure. The remark frames journalism as selective reporting, acknowledging constraints in printing all happenings.
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Carbon County Chronicle
Gilmore team burrows into George Landree building
Glendive report states Frank Gilmore's team of branches raided to Merrill avenue and rammed into George Landree's building with the Chinese laundry. Sash and four lights of glass were broken while horses harness and wagon remained unharmed.
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Glendive Independent
Frank Gilmore
George Landree
Merrill Avenue
Snowstorm Sparks Early Reactions From Residents
Several residents commented on the approaching snowstorm and discussed anticipated travel disruptions and changes to daily routines as crews prepared for winter conditions.
Poultry keeping as a modern society delight in London
The article praises poultry keeping as a refined leisure, highlighting the queen as a leading exhibitor with Silkies and bantams. It notes the royal favor for Silkies as mothers for pheasants and their popularity at Sandringham, with the king showing respect for the breed.
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London
Sandringham
King and Queen of Italy Fend Off Auto Mishap
The king and queen of Italy traveling from Westminster with Prince and Princess Battenberg in a large automobile crashed near the Aztecia ditch but all occupants escaped unharmed. About 30 nearby peasants aided, the motor was righted, and the journey continued. The king later thanked the workers and the queen gave each man a gold piece.
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The
Westminister Gazette
Itally
Albano
Prince
Battenberg
Aztecia
Threatened Coercion in Ireland Rouses Debate
In Dublin Evening Telegraph commentary questions whether Lord Cadogan will be forced to turn men into criminals by statute. The piece warns that any proclamation could be met with contempt and, with enough bayonets, might hold for a time, but ultimately Ireland could face martial law or the Dublin Castle conspirators ousted from the country.
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Ilindoo
United States
Congress
Dublin Evening Telegraph
Lord Cadogan
Dublin Castle
Foreign Doctors in London Census Counts Nationalities
The Lancet reports 169 male and 6 female foreign physicians in London. Nationals include 63 male Americans, 32 German males and 1 German female, 12 French males, 12 Italian males and 1 female, 9 Russian males and 1 Russian female, plus Swedes Norwegians Danes Dutch Belgians Austrians Swiss Spaniards Portuguese Greeks Turks Japanese and Asiatic representatives.
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Lancet
London
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Treasury Statement
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George Boos
Chelsea
Missoula Avenue
All Bros. E Insurance and Loans
Angel
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A. P
Union
Northern Pacific
Durant
Stuart
Silver Bow
Oregon Short Line
Great Northernway
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Great Northern Rajione Oregon Short Line
Northern Pacific Railway
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Butte, Mont
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Paul
Great Falls
Helena
North Main Street
J. E. Dawson
Royal Poultry Keepers
Thunder Mountain
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Emerson Hill
Redrock
Oregon
Pullman Dining and
Salt Lake
Omaha
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Arizona
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Los
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H. O. Wilson
Northern » Commercial Co
Nome
ST. Michael
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Saidie
Teller
Candle Creek
Dora
Bluff City
Golovin
Dawson
Koyukuk
Yukon River
Northern Commercial Company
Market Street
Empire Transportation Co
Puget Sound
Wash
Flathead
Selish
N. P. Ry
Kalispell
Lake
Ravalli
Hodge & Weightnan
Props
Ireland
Dominion Line
Boston
Montreal
Liverpool
Mediterranean
Dearborn St
St. James Medical Association
St. James Bidg
Cinvinati
Chhester
Chichester
Ladieca
Chicheater Chef Co
Madicen Square
Phila
California
Ogden
Oregon Short Line Railway
E. O. McCormick
Redrock, Salmon River
Thunder Mountain Stage CO
Thunder Mountain Route
Concord
New District
F. W. Vogler
Traffic Mgr
Redrock, Mont
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