Markets Quiet as Major Stocks Dip on Week's End
New York April 28 The stock market showed subdued activity with Pennsylvania and New York Central leading gains among major issues. Bank results calmed speculation but realized sales pulled many stocks below last night’s levels while United States Steel weakened.
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Pennsylvania
New York Central
New Haven
Hartford
United States Steel
Southern Railway
United States
Market report shows metals prices steady in New York
New York on April 26 notes slow department trade and unchanged prices. Tin on spot closed around 27.80 to 27.95 and copper steady with spot at 11.12. Electrolytic and casting copper priced around 1.05 to 1.25 for immediate and near term. Lead and spelter steady at 1. me and 4.42 to 4.5. Iron firm and unchanged.
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New York
London financial cablegram reports quiet stocks and firm copper
The Commercial Advertiser's London cablegram notes quiet stocks with a satisfactory tone, investment shares firm while American issues hesitate awaiting the New York bank statement. Prices improve toward close, Atchison the sole feature, copper stocks firm, gold bars £22 bought, £57,000 received from Australia.
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New York
Atchison
Australia
New York Bank Statement Shows Shifts in Loans and Deposits
The Associated Banks weekly report for the end of April indicates loans at 839,260.00 with a 1,047,300 decrease, deposits at 54,400,500 rising 1,572,400, and circulation at 30,970,900 down 600. Other figures include tender totals 75,700 rising, specie 174,094,000 up 761,000 and reserves 348,097,700 up 4,925,400 with reserve requirement 238,630,000 up. Surplus sits at 9,461,500, up 24,000.
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New York
Port of New York Weekly Import Totals
The week’s imports at the port of New York are valued at 12 849. Imports of specie to all countries total 425 088 in silver and 20 717 in gold. Specie imports for the week include 17 404 in gold and 13 338 in silver.
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New York
Chicago Markets Show Wheat Rally on Tight Supplies
Chicago markets opened firm as moisture shortages in Kansas and near freezings across the wheat belt boosted prices. Short coverings followed firmer cables and small receipts, with July opening higher and closing up as traders bet on Bulls’ advantage from ongoing harvest uncertainties. Corn and oats stayed firm amid light trading due to storm related wire service issues. Hog market supported gains with July pork up and other cuts higher.
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Nkansas
Bears
Kansas
Bradstreet’s
Chicago Cattle and Hogs Receipts Reported For April
Chicago markets record cattle receipts about 1 200 and hog receipts around 10 000 with varied prices. Prime steer quotes range near 6 dollars while stockers and feeders fetch about 2.75 to 5 50 with cows and bulls mixed in at several dollar bands.
Second Hand Goods and Assayers Advertised in Butte
Fragments list second hand goods bought and sold with locations in Butte including 1244 W. Park and 338 E. Park St. Classifieds note assayers and chemistry labs such as Mayer Assayer at 7 N. Montana and McClure Bros at 316 N. Main with mail sample services. A dressmaker and tailor seeks work at 124 W. Broadway room 11.
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Butte, Mont
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Butts
E. Park St
Butte
McNamara
McClure Bros
Reliable Assay
N. Main
Sheep Market Quotes and Prices Across Regions
The report lists varied sheep and lamb prices including rough heavy at 7.10 to 7.95, heavy around 6.87, light 6.70 to 6.90, and bulk sales near 6.85. Wethers steady to good, mixed grades 4.75 to 5.50, western sheep and native lambs clipped 4.7 to 6.60, western lambs 4.25 to 7.650, wooled Colorado sheep near 7.
Grain and meat prices from steady cash quotations
The report lists cash prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, flaxseed and pork products. It shows No 2 and No 3 grades with varied figures, plus receipts and shipments for flour, wheat, corn and rye.
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Dubnoi
South Omaha Cattle Hog and Sheep Market Report
South Omaha on April 4 reports cattle receipts 700 with market steady. Native steers cows and heifers bring 3 to 6.15, western steers 4.75 to 6.15, Texas steers 4.0 to 4.60, calves 3.7, hog receipts 600 with market lower, heavy 7.7 to 7.8, mixed 6.9, light 6.75 to 6.00, sheep market steady with fed muttons 1.06 and lambs 5.0 to 6.9.
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Republican blame game grows after Cuban reciprocity defeat
Washington reports blame spreading among House Republicans for their Cuban reciprocity loss. President Roosevelt and Babcock face sharp criticism while leaders Henderson Payne Dalzell and Grosvenor bear most of the blame. Party divisions widen as approval wanes and prospects darken in Maryland New Jersey Connecticut Pennsylvania New York and the Midwest amid tariff reform debates.
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Hill of
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Kansas City Market Report for Live Stock and Hogs
Market data show cattle receipts around 200 with steady to lower trend. Native and Texas steers priced near 5.70 to 8.20, cows and heifers from 3.50 to 6.75, stockers 3.25 to 4.25, bulls 3.50 to 6, calves 4.50 to 4. The hog market receipts about 3 000 with prices from 6.05 to 7.30 for various weights. Muttons receipts around 300 with lambs 5.40 to 6.85 and range wethers 5.60 to 5.90.
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London Market Summary April 26 Consols and Stocks
Consols for money 94 percent and for account 5, Anaconda 5 percent, Atchison 82 percent, Atchison preferred 108 percent, Canadian Pacific 182, bar silver 232 16d per ounce, money 2 percent.
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Anaconda
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Wool Market Holds Firm in All Departments
London reports wool prices firm across departments as buyers proceed slowly while holders seek full rates with a slight advance. Third series auction arrivals total 353,344 bales, including 134,000 forwarded direct.
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Senate Beets Sugar Bill Faces Mixed Loyalties and Tactical Plays
Greeley notes a split in the senate over the beet sugar bill, with Democrats nearly united and Republicans torn between party pledges and protection. If reported, the bill could trigger a fierce fight. a House inaction remains a possible outcome pleasing beet sugar interests. The situation raises presidential solidify concerns about Roosevelt's influence.
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France’s Loubet Extols Culinary Arts At Show
Paris April 26 President Loubet praised French culinary art at a cooking show speech. He urged cooks to honor national destiny through excellence in sauces and technique, claiming cuisine elevates society and brings crowned heads to the table.
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Mayor Low Warned of Impending Dangers from Hoboken Messenger
A Hoboken sender telegraphs a warning to Mayor Low advising caution in personal contact and distrust of foreigners. He claims foreknowledge of grave trouble looming for European royalty and U.S. municipal leaders and says the mayor should avoid close ties. Police remained silent as authorities considered precautions.
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