Market declines as western crop fears seize trading floor
Anxiety over western crop prospects sent stocks lower as bears pressed across key names including Southern Pacific St. Paul and Union Pacific. The market faced heavy liquidation and renewed fusion of top capitalists to shore up prices amid steel mine shutdowns and a looming Northern Pacific board change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Are
Bears
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Northwestern
Atchison
Pacific
Southwestern
Southern
Trunk Line
Animated Association
Northern Pacific
New Harmony Board of Directors
London
United States
Lord Rotnachbild
Ul. S. Ae
Met. T. Ry
St . Eee
Minn
Missouri
J. Central
Norfolk & Western
Pensese Peteessenne
Ontario & Western Do
Pennsylvania
Portes Ade
Werner
St. L
Weenee
St. Louis
Ny Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
T. L
Wabash
Ees Vanas
Eeteeeres Aly
Wisconsin Central Seuees
Eeeeeares Pavenee
Adams Express
American Fixpress
United State
American Car & Foundry
M & E Ory
American Tobacco
Anaconda Minin Co
Ranait
Brooklyn Rapid
Ory
Colorado Fuel & Iron Cab
Eaemer
Espscésenues Vosstuesses
Eee
Senee
Keessses
Seeeseese Seevese
Nort American
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mail
People's Gas
Republic Steel
Thy Do
Coal & Tron
Ray Do
U.S. Se
Peesevesse
Adams
Serene
Renee
Alice
Brunswick
Cal & Va
Deadwood Terra
Little Chief
Ophir Steerer
Potosi
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes
Money Market Update From New York Bankers
New York July 20 money on call nominal with prime mercantile paper at 2015 percent. Sterling exchange nominal with actual business in bankers' bills at 4875 for demand and 4.84 for 6 days posted rates 4.85 and 4.88. Commercial bills 4.8404.54 percent and 2 Mexican dollars 4c. Government bonds steady.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Terling Exchange
Metal market closes with little business and steady quotes
New York July 2 metal trading shows scant activity across the board. Tin at 27.75 to 28.0 cents per pound, copper flat with lake ingot at 9.0 to 9.5 cents, lead unchanged around 4.5 to 5.0 cents, spelter dull near 6.5 to 7.0 cents, iron warrants 9.00 to 10.00, No 1 northern foundry 14.75 to 15.25, No 1 southern foundry 14.75 to 15.25, and bar silver at 58.4 cents.
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New York
London
Northern Foundry
Southern Foundry
Wall Street Narrow, Mixed Tone After Clearance Sales
In New York on July 2 the Commercial Advertiser notes a quiet stock exchange floor with small attendance. The American department remained unsettled as a few clearance sales followed past embarrassments of small operators, keeping prices below parity. Atchison and Union Pacific stood out as notable features amid minor fluctuations.
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Stock Exchange
Garcee
Atchison, Union Pacific
Othern Pacific
Chicago Markets Tumble as Weather, Demand Keep Corn Firm
Market notes from Chicago show corn prices rising despite harsh conditions as demand remains steady from afflicted districts. September corn closed at 65 55/64 cents, with buyers cautious about rains. Wheat traded quietly, slipping after early strength from damage claims, while September futures ended lower. Provisions were dull with slight declines in pork, lard, and ribs.
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Chicago
September Park
Tc Tower
Market Prices and Grain Quotations Report
Cash quotations show flour prices steady with various grades listed from straights to clears and wheat futures quoted. Receipts and shipments include heat and corn figures with barley flaxseed pork and lard values among others.
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DusnEll
Grain measurements fragment hints at crop yields
OCR fragment lists oat and rye bushels with a stray Berley entry and a .05 value, indicating a partial crops or storage report. Without full context, key entities include oats rye and bushels, plus a numeric reading.
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago livestock market notes steady cattle receipts with good to prime steers selling 5.40 to 6.10, cows 3.04 to 4.75, calves 3.75 to 6.50, hogs strong with good to choice heavy 6.60 to 7.14, light 5.86 to 7.50, sheep and lambs steady with good to choice wethers 3.90 to 4.00 and yearlings around 4.15.
Market Report from Omaha Cattle and Hogs Prices
Other Markets Omaha July 29 cattle receipts about 2000 with steady tone. Native beef steers priced around 4.25 to 5.05, western and Texas steers 5.75 to 5.90, cows and heifers 4.40, stockers 4.50 to 4.75, calves about 8.40. Hogs receipts 6 with market 5 cents higher, heavy 5.75 to 5.85, mixed 5.65 to 5.70, light 5.00 to 5.67, bulk 5.45 to 5.70. Sheep receipts 20 with steady market. wethers 3.25 to 3.50, ewes 2.30 to 3.0, lambs 4.00 to 4.75.
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Omaha
Texas
Cattle and Hogs Market Activity in Kansas City
Kansas City market data shows cattle receipts to be light with unchanged market. Hog receipts total around 1000 with most sales near 5.60 to 5.90 regions and packers trading around 5.65 to 5.90. Sheep receipts count about 300 with prices flat.
Regional Wool Markets Reported Across Six Areas
San Francisco dispatch notes spring wools moving through Nevada and eastern Oregon with valley Oregon and Alice districts showing activity. Fall wool markets include mountain lambs across San Joaquin plains with Gale, Humboldt and Mendocino regions, led by Salle.
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San Francisco
Nevada
London July Market Summary Signals Mixed Steel and Rail Stocks
London trading notes show mixed activity with Anaconda Atchison and Canadian Pacific listed, prices around 914 and 106 for various classes. Rail equities Denver & Rio Grande Union Pacific and Northern Pacific preferred show varied percentages while bar silver rests at 26 13-18d per ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & O
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Cescesseres Ersee
Chesapeake & Ohio
Perret
Whicago & Alton Peete
Chicago & T
Chicago
Great Western
L'S
Chicago & Northwestern
Eri
Aneta Teene Renee
Great Northern
Nilinois Central
Heer
Aneneee
Nashville
Bésesesa
Eaeneee
Joan
London
Anaconda
Atchison
Denver & Rio Grande
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Treasury balances in general fund statement released
Washington reports the available cash balance at 173,994,808 dollars and gold reserve at 96,451,459 dollars, excluding the 150,090,000 dollar gold reserve in the division of redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Gold and Silver Exports From New York This Week
Exports from New York during the week totaled 624545 in silver bars and coins and 29410 in gold to all countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Banks Report Weekly Financial Changes
Banks show a weekly mix of gains and losses with loans falling to 856.2 million and deposits down to 989.1 million while circulation rises to 40.7 million. Specie and reserves increase, surplus reserve nears 21.0 million, and cash gains reflect sub treasury operations and gold receipts from the Pacific coast.
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New York
New York Associated Banks
Sub-Treasury
Aasay
Treasury
Chicago
New Orleans
Ex-Georgia Chief Justice Bleckley Hires Stanford Tutor
L. E. Bleckley former chief justice of the Georgia supreme court enrolled at the University of Georgia last year and has hired Stanford professor Moreno for the summer to assist with his forthcoming book on Values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Bleckley
Georgia Supreme Court
University of Georgia
Secretary of War Root in Talks With Yellow Journalists
Special Correspondence reports Secretary Root engaging with sensational newspapers in a light exchange about press influence. The piece also notes the Skene hospital in Brooklyn facing dissolution, Morgan’s famed collecting habits, and a quirky trend in horses hats across New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
United States
Samuel J. Tilden
Fifth Avenue Bank Installs Shower Baths for Clerks
During a heat wave at the Fifth Avenue bank, President Frissell and Cashier Dean approved shower baths in the basement lavatory for clerks to cool off. The move follows prior gains like private lockers bicycle storage and a staff luncheon room, all at cost, reflecting cordial employer employee relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue Bank
Frissell
Dean
Bank
London Rose Show a Dream of Beauty
The Temple gardens rose show opened by the queen drew a large crowd and featured the new Queen Alexandra rose of the polyanthus type with rich pink edges. Parliament debates on the coronation oath progress slowly amid Catholic and Protestant tensions and imperial federation talks. Notable figures include William Holman Hunt, Lord Cranborne, Mr Chamberlain, Lady Campbell-Bannerman, and Canadian ministers in London. A busy week closed with Coaching Club gathering, Albert Hall demonstrations for Dr Bernardo's homes, and a Crystal Palace military and naval concert under royal patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Temple Gardens
Alexandra
Greater Britain
Lord Cranborne
House of Commons
Campbell-Bannerman
Chamberlain
Hunting Veccaries From Phoenix To Lower Colorado River
A large party of sportsmen left Phoenix for a week of peccary hunting along the lower Colorado River while other hunters flock toward the district. Hogs crowd the thick underbrush from Yuma to the Colorado mouth, and fierce boars outpace panther or bear in danger. High Colorado water has driven porkers from low lands and opened easy rifle prey. A Phoenix party killed over 2% pigs in two days, shipped meat to Kansas City, and traders buy thousands of pounds from Mexican-bound Indians. The peccaries, unknown fifteen years ago, grew from a failed Blythe colony into vast river-bottom herds now thriving near the Mexican line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Journal
Phoenix
Ariz
Colorado River
Yuma
Theolorado
Colorado
Aexicans
Kansas City
Boundary Line
Gulf of California
Colorado Valley
Thomas Blythe
Dr T A Grigg Oculist Practice Limited to Eye Ear Nose
Dr T A Grigg lists specialty in eye ear nose throat and chest as a practicing oculist. Office located in the post office building at 2 E Broadway, Butte Montana.
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T. A. Grigg
E. Broadway
Butte
Mont
Teas In Warm Weather Spark Comical Complaint
A nervous woman recalls attending a tea in warm rooms with narcissus flowers and high pitched praising voices. She compares the heat to a Turkish bath and notes headaches from the stifling interior, blaming hostesses for keeping windows shut in spring.
Clairvoyants and mediums listed for hiring in Butte
An advertisement page lists several clairvoyants and mediums in Butte including Professor Welder at 14 W Park, Hazel Farle at 81L, Mrs Calder Rutledge with daily sittings, Mrs J Held at 1088 Arizona, and midwife Mrs B Watmer at 1089 Dakota. Rooms 3 and 5, 14 W Park. 58 W Park. 36 Washington Bik. 604 W Pa Park.
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Welder
W. Park St
Butte
Hazel Farle
Washington Bik
Calder Rutledge
City
Pa Park
F Butte
B. Watmer
Dakota St
Dentists and Services Advertised in Butte
Dr Calder, dentist, Boome 39-49 third floor Owsley Bik Butte. Dr F H BIMROSH, dentist, 51a Hennessy Bik Butte. Carpet cleaning advertised with a phone listing 700 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Calder
Boome
Owsley Bik
Butte
F. H. Bimrosh
Hennessy Bik
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Daily Record of
NEW York Stock Reports
Girnain
Uce
Review of Trade
Money Market
Metal Market
London Financial Cablegram
Commercial
Chicago Livestock
Omaha Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
San Francis Wool
Boston Mining
Bingham Mining Co
Opper
Athaintic
Seat Calumet & Hecla
Utah
Winona
Treasury Statement
Skene
Standard
Richard Croker
America
Supreme Court
Hooker
Brooklyn
Skene Hospital
Dr. A. J. C. Skene
John Claflin
Hugo Hirsh
Charles A Moore
Alexander E. Orr
George F. Peabody
Royal E. Peabody
William H. Snyder
Spencer Trask
Albany
State Ae
J. Pierpont Morgan
Gainsborough
Tabriz
Persia
Broadway
Hall Bros
Bee Hive
East Broadway
Iowa Avenue
Colorado Street
Montana
West Broadway
Placer Street
South Ride
SGSO
West Silver
Excelsior Avenue
Queen Alexandra
Wants
Montana Homes
H. M. Patterson
Owsley
Butte, Mont
Grand Union Teaco
F. W. Hocking
Butte Agt
Colorado St
Front St
G. W. Vineyard
Eee Mining—Prest “Equipped School of Mining Engineering
Northwest
Registrar
Pullman, Wash
James A Bennetts
Granite St
Ee Lyon
Spokane
W. Galena
M. Paumie
E. Quarta
G. Pichon
Herman Carlsen
N. Arizona At
Park and Broadway
Bottling Works
Northwestern Bottling Works
Henry Kroger
West Park Street
Datte
Ross 4 & Iten
Butte Business Directory
McClure Bros
P. O
M. FE. Mayer
North Montana
Park
George H. 8Ee
Passmore & O
N. Main St
Weinberg Bros. & Epstein
To & Owsley Block
Monument Dealers
R. A. Ketchin
J. BE. ‘Lluite
Montana St
Rutte
Woodmen of
Woodmen of the World
Women of Woodcraft
Royal Neighbors of America
Mr. Ketchin
Hartford
Erie Medical Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Marie
Wellington St
Mr. Madison
Sedgwick St
John Myera
Lincoln Park Station
Gustav J. Teute
Big Hole
Mont. Mra
Teute
Mt. Vernon
Ind
Globe Remedy Co
Burley
Wash
Mia
B. Rowan
Milwaukee
Wis
Hazel Earl
Countess Fauvette
W. Broadway
W. Park
J. Held
Arizona St
Charles Bessette
George E. Shale
Porphyry
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