Market declines and steadies amid mixed street action
A volatile trading day shows some low records but overall orderly movement. Weakness in Denver and Rio Grande shares weighs on the market while Baltimore and Ohio, New Haven, and Rock Island see mixed performance amid scarce demand and broader industrial declines.
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Chicago Markets July 16 Wheat Corn And Live Stock
Chicago markets report sharp fluctuations with wheat advancing despite lack of price support. July and September futures shown for wheat and corn with mixed results. Hogs and cattle receipts noted, prices varied. London wool auction results and a violent crime in Dubuque, Iowa, where a bride of seven days was murdered and a cousin sought.
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Gd Ice Conspiracy Tied to Prosecutions
St Louis officials claim evidence of conspiracy among ice companies may trigger criminal proceedings. Assistant Attorney General W. Rutherson disclosed details today, outlining potential charges and implications for the industry amid rising prices and regulatory scrutiny.
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Buy Ology Advertising and the new adence on price
Fragmented text discusses advertising as a new science guiding buying. It mentions markets, daily news, and the idea of advertising bringing practical pricing to households, with a focus on understanding market price through advertising. The passage appears as a garbled OCR snippet from a newspaper page.
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Market Holds Up In Active Trading On New York Exchange
A highly active session yesterday saw about 200000 shares change hands on the New York Stock Exchange. Steel led the day with heavy trading as prices fluctuated between 59 1/4 and 60 3/4, while Amalgamated moved 6 1/2 to 69 1/2 with a dividend announcement lifting some quotes. Rumors of New Haven prosecutions and rate decisions influenced sentiment as copper and other issues showed mixed moves amid overall firm close.
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Investment in Hands and Union Pacific dividend decision
Three month loan funds and abundant call money from leading city institutions. Justice Paget ruled for Union Pacific in the McCaddon suit, removing special dividends from Baltimore & Ohio stock and granting $2 per share to common stockholders. Hutton & Co reports June ore milled and gold recovered, with May and June tonnages and values shown. Union Pacific exec committee approves extra dividend for July 3, while market watchers call Union Pacific cheap and note New Haven’s weaker position versus New York Central amid looming receivership risk. Large investors resist liquidation trends affecting property assets and gas-related holdings.
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Butte Chosen Again as Conference City for Methodist Meeting
Butte is selected for the annual Methodist Episcopal South conference to open May 1 at South Side Methodist Church with Bishop Epleeo Atjuson of San Antonio presiding. The thirty-seventh conference meets five days, successor Bishop Mouton takes over from RG Waterhouse who completed a successful West quadrennium and moves to eastern and southern conferences. About 80 delegates are expected. sessions return to St Paul’s Church where the first Butte conference was held in 1910. The two Butte churches show progress in membership property and finances, with pastors optimistic about good reports and attendance.
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Empress Mt Ireland disaster victims linked to Toronto arrests
Mrs Hattie Willetts of Toronto is believed lost in the Empress Mt Ireland disaster on the St Lawrence River, leaving a husband and four children. E A Henson and H R Horn, both of Toronto, are detained on charges of bringing her from Canada. possible Mann White Slave Act charges await federal action. Also notes directors of United Railroads must explain over 1 million loan to Patrick Calhoun, and Rockefeller seat transfer on the New York Stock Exchange.
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