Prices Again Advance as Bears Remain Quiet in Stock Market
New York reports a stock market rally amid resumed operations and outside buying after disclosures of restored surplus at clearing banks. Prices rose early then eased. profit taking appeared cautious as odd lot sales and shrinking bank liquidity weighed on sentiment. States Steel led a late rally while bond activity stayed irregular. total sales reached $4.428 million.
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Tota
Bride Line at City Clerk Office Delays New York Weddings
The bride line stretches from the city clerk's door across the corridor to the lobby with 30 plus couples waiting, many for three to four hours. Some couples leave for New Jersey or Connecticut to avoid delays while City Clerk Scully and Mayor McClellan seek relief until new quarters and staff are in place.
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Money Market and Bond Notes from New York Trade Report
New York reports steady money on call at 4.6 percent with 4 percent closing bid and offered for 0 day and 6 percent for 4 months. Prime mercantile paper ranges 6 to 7 percent while Sterling exchange softens with bankers’ bills at about 485.50 for demand and 481.30 for 60 days. Government bonds are easy and railroad bonds irregular. Silver remains around 56 2/3 cents per ounce and Mexican dollars at 44 cents.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Soft
Treasury Statement Shows Cash and Gold Holdings
Treasury notice from Washington dated January thirteenth reports available cash balance at 205,243,425 dollars with gold coin and bullion valued at 43,231,226 dollars and gold certificates at 51,474,600 dollars.
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the Treasury
Chicago Wheat and Corn Markets Open Firm Then Slip
Chicago wheat opened firm on Liverpool strength but fell on profit taking and a bear raid led by a major commission house. May futures moved from about 1.05 to 1.04 and finished steady near the day’s end. Corn weakened early on liberal receipts, turned bullish late on storm expectations, and closed steady. Oats stayed dull and steady with small fluctuations. Provisions fell as large hog receipts pressured Western packers, with May pork and lard down and ribs lower.
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May
May Park
Chicago cattle and hog receipts slash market prices
Cattle receipts about 49,000 with markets mostly 10 cents lower. Cows and heifers 1.30 to 4.60, calves 5.50 to 8, westerns 3.70 to 4.50, stockers 2.25 to 4.15. Hog receipts about 74,000 market down about 5 cents. light 4.32 to 4.35, mixed 4.04 to 4.35, heavy 4.05 to 4.35, bulk 4.20 to 4.50. Sheep receipts about 25,000 market steady to 10 cents higher. natives 3.60 to 5.70, westerns 3.50 to 5.75, yearlings 4.6 to 6, lambs 5.50 to 7.40.
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Chicago
Reeves
Disorder in Prussia as suffrage protests erupt
Berlin reports violent suffrage protests across Prussia with over 10 wounded and several seriously hurt, including policemen. Demonstrations in Essen and Cologne spread, while Frankfurt sees street clashes. Minister von Moltke vows to repress further disturbances by all means.
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Fighting Men in Congress
An editorial mockingly proposes using a modern bodyguard for lawmakers, suggesting the House minority leader hire a heavy, pugilistic enforcer if needed. It jokes about contingent funds for such guards, cites Senate excesses, and urges politicians to seek peace and refer disputes to The Hague to avoid public embarrassment.
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World of young wizardry hits the town lights
A 19 year old from a small Massachusetts town has devised a method to operate electric lights and meters by electric magnetic waves from 900 feet away. The feat, described as witchcraft in past generations, marks a remarkable blend of science and imagination highlighted by the Plain Dealer.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Massachusetts
Classified Ad Guidelines From The Standard
The notice outlines standard classified ad rules including pricing, word minimums, and response handling. It specifies one insertion equals a word a line, six ordinary words per line, ten lines per inch, and replies sent via a care of Standard address with a presenting card for pickup at the office. Light-faced display type used on Want Page at regular rates.
Very Desirable Office Space for Rent in Butte
Slemons and Booth advertise a highly desirable office space for rent in Butte. Contact information and exact location not included in the readable text.
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Butte
Wanted ads and a wireless power dream emerge in 1900s notice
A collage of classifieds offers a veterinary hospital aspiration, railway mail clerk positions, and a housework post. A Massachusetts youth dazzles with a wireless power concept enabling transmission of electricity through air waves and lighting street lamps, planning remote power stations three miles apart to drive endless energy.
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Massachusetts
Health in Old Age Advice from Prof Naunyn in The Inquirer
The elderly should eat about one fifth less than younger people and limit liquids to avoid digestion strain. Moderate wine or beer is fine, avoid excess distilled spirits. A daily meat portion of about five ounces with vegetables aids health. Emphasizes a substantial midday meal, a rest period after, brisk walking, and avoiding heart strain. Encourage varied diet and staying engaged with life to prolong well being.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
E. Naunyn
University of Strasburg
Mining horrors meet U S crime against humanity
The New York Herald notes mining disasters are preventable and more frequent in the United States than elsewhere. It condemns weak or unenforced state regulations and urges legislators and officials to act amid rising casualties and public anger.
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The
New York Herald
United States
Promised Aid and Rodent Remedies at Local Pharmacy
A Philadelphia Press fragment shows a man asking a drug clerk for help with a room full of rats. The clerk asks whether the man wants strychnine for the rats or promide for himself, implying a grim exchange about pest control and the caller’s wellbeing. The exchange hints at troubling conditions and potential danger surrounding the incident.
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Philadelphia Press
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