Markets Open Lower Then Rally On Steel Stocks Influx
The market drifted down early as United States Steel shares weakened, then recovered with a broad rally aided by Union Pacific and transcontinental peers. Steel common and preferred posted losses, while rail and copper groups firmed on export activity and potential policy shifts. Trading remained active with U.S. bonds steady and broad sector moves reflecting intermarket sentiment.
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New York
Jan
Ithe
United States
Union Pacific
United States Steel Corporation
Northern Securities Company
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Amalgamated Copper
American
Bank of railroads and lines listed in historic timetable jargon
A dense roster of railroad names and lines appears, curiously cataloged with minor notes and abbreviations. The text references many U S and Canadian lines such as Louisville & Nashville, Chesapeake & Ohio, Chicago & Great Western, New York Central, Reading, Missouri Pacific, Pennsylvania, and Canadian Pacific among others with mentions of preferred stock designations and route references.
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Denver
Canadian Pacific
Boutherii
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Altonates
Hicago & Great Western
Chicago
Pena
Delaware
Minn, & Bt. L
Iscsssrees
New York
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Seseevaees
St. Louis
Atchison
Orb Ue
Cocahe Des
Onseraveseche
Louis
Higead
Pueble
Ubau Bbenecanee
Money rates and bonds steady in New York trading
Money on call firm at 5.7 percent with closing bids and offers around 646 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 5 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers' bills at 4.04 for demand and 4.84 for 60 days. Commercial bills 4.87 percent. Mexican dollars at 4 cents. Government bonds steady. state—unknown.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Metal Market Moves With Tin Price Rise Abroad
London tin prices gain on the day with pig tin up £2 3s. local bids inch up 22c and 6e asked. Copper stays quiet with minor shifts. London copper near unchanged. Lead, spelter firming in places, iron flat. European markets rise slightly. pig iron warrants and bar silver quoted.
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New York
Jan
London
Lake
Lee
Utge
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
Wall
Northern Foundry
Southern Foundry
London stock market mixed as parliament looming weighs on consols
The Commercial Advertiser reports a brisk but uneven London market with consols slipping to 93% amid talk of a new loan as Parliament prepares to meet. Rio Tinto and Anaconda gains fade after Amalgamated dip. copper sold at low levels. Mexican Central shares rise on heavy traffic. Morgan interests rumored to have moved blocks. Gold ships £15,000 to South America while Vienna and Paris exchanges shift, money remains tight.
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New York
Jan
London
Rio Tintos
Anacondas
Amalgamated
United States Steel
Morgan
South America
Vienna Exchange
Bank of England
Paris Exchange
Perlin
Biiver
Chicago Wheat and Cables Market Ends Mixed With Steady Liverpool Tone
Heavy and erratic wheat trading amid a nervous cable market. Liverpool tone steadier than expected. May prices rose briefly then slipped as buyers and sellers clashed, with bullish forces linked to war-time orders. Corn and provisions were dull. May futures closed firm and options showed limited demand amid overall softness.
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Chicagee
Jan
Liverpool
To's
Sac
Sic
Louisville
May
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices at South Omaha Market
Cattle receipts 31,000 with mixed classes priced. hog receipts 9,400 with heavies at 6.10 to 6.40 and bulk sales around 5.60. sheep receipts 8,000 with fed muttons 4.26 to 4.65 and lambs around 4.47. Market generally active and higher across categories.
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Cattle receipts 7 000 including 1 000 Texans with native steers at 4.50 76.20 Texas and Indian steers 3.00 5.10 Texas cows 2.50 4 native cows and heifers 2.00 5.25 stockers and feeders 0.60 4.50 bulls 2.50 4.75 calves 3.50 6. Hogs receipts 17 0 market softer bulk of sales 35.60 6.40 heavy 1.40 6.90 packers 6.10 6.50 medium 6.40 light 5.25 6. Yorkers 5.10 5.9 pigs 4.25 6.10 Sheep receipts muttons 8.25 0.04 4.75 wethers 3.75 4. 200 market steady lambs 5 range ewes 5.21 4.25
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Chicago
Jan
Texas Fed
South Omaha
Texas
Kansas City
P.ga
Lost Bird of Wounded Knee Mother Found Alive at Cherry Creek
Sioux Falls dispatch reports the mother Crane Pretty Voice of the Lost Bird claims she abandoned her infant amid the Wounded Knee battle. The child survived on a burial ground, was raised by Adjutant General Colby of Nebraska, and efforts to place Lost Bird on Sioux rolls uncover the mother's continued life in Cherry Creek district on the Cheyenne River reservation.
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Sioux Falls
Lost Bird
Wounded Knee
Great Sioux
Wound Knee
Pine Ridge Agency
Colby
Ne-braske National Guard
Lastard
Secretary of the Interior
Cheyenne River Agency
Cherry Creek
Cheyenne River Reservation
Crane
Big Foot
Pine Ridge Reservation
Seventh United States Cavalry
Whiteside
Pine Ridge
Woronted Knee
Ostrich Facts From a Desert Bird Farm and Incubator Rearing
The piece explains nesting outside the nest and liquid provisions for newly hatched ostriches, notes that ostrich eggs weigh about four pounds and hatch in incubators in 42 days, and describes plucking season and feather values. It contrasts brood numbers in native vs captive settings and details feather color changes with age.
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Florida
Wanted Pianos To Tune And Repair In Butte
Classified list seeking pianos to tune and repair by top local experts including W A Smith at Montana Book Co. and others. Also ads for a rubber tired buggy, horses for winter, a female health specialist, a tailor, scavenger service, piano lessons, and a Beavertine Europe rate inquiry.
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W. A. Smith
Montana Book Co
Butte
Standard
Ostrich Lays Eggs in Sand Recounted by Leslie's Weekly
The item notes an ostrich laying eggs in the sand as described by Leslie's Weekly. The first two eggs laid are sterile, followed by fertile eggs.
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Leslie
Sacred Balkan Fire Ritual from Servian Macedonia Described
The New York Herald outlines a traditional method used by Servians in Western Macedonia to rekindle the sacred hearth fire. Two oak posts with holes hold linden wood spun by a violin bow to generate heat and ignite tinder, reflecting beliefs about fire’s protective and healing powers.
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New York Herald
Carpathians
Balkan Peninsula
Western
Macedonia
Reward for missing bay mare with branded marks
Cent a word reward is offered for the return of a bay mare with a star on the forehead and branded 8 on the right neck. The notice appears from Hansen Gregson Springs with Dr T A Grigg oculist practicing limited to eye ear nose throat and chest. Office address listed.
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Yester Hansen
Gregson Springs
T. A. Grigg
Broadway
Hirtte
Mons
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Reynolds & Mee Dowell
T. V. Docherty
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New Opera House
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