London Buying Sparks Early Trading Gains in New York
London buying sent American stocks higher at first today but gains faded as New York buyers refrained. Union Pacific Canadian Pacific Amalgamated Copper rose ten points or more in London trading, while New York opened with cautious losses and sentiment turned bearish amid Bulgaria Serbia tensions and weak foreign markets. Government notes and securities offerings totaled about 35 million dollars this week, with Tennessee short term notes and rising bank reserves shaping the funding scene.
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Bulgaria
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Tay Consolidated
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Uncle Sam Consolidated
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Victoria
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Logan & Bryan
Asie
Fractional stock market changes and copper notes
Markets opened strong but sagged as trading remained light and speculation waned. Copper held around 14 1 2 cents a pound amid surplus declines, while major interests remained confident of copper's position amid a dull metal trade season. Readers see mixed signals across New York and London, with Union Pacific, Frisco receivers, and currency reforms shaping cautious sentiment.
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Chicago Markets Slump and Rise on Weather News
Chicago and Southwest wheat offers pressured prices as rain brings moisture relief. Corn rallied on freed supply from farms, while oats weakly traded. Kansas winds raised crop fears. Prices for hogs, cattle, and sheep held steady amid mixed futures and cash trades. Financial markets showed steady money, bonds, and exchange rates amidst commodity moves.
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Wheat and barley market summary from Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on June 34 wheat prices for July September December trade were listed with No 1 and No 2 hard and Montana futures. Prices for soft and spring wheat shown, barley trait unchanged, with spot and futures bids near 1.23 and 33 percent respectively.
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Roosevelt Plans Desert Retreat From Politics
New York dispatch reports Theodore Roosevelt set a departure date for a retreat to the Arizona desert and the Grand Canyon area. The colonel intends to hide from politics and telegraphic contact for two months, accompanied by his sons Quentin and Archie.
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Archie
Corbin Copper strikes at Rochester property west of Mellette
The Corbin Copper Company reports a major copper strike at the Rochester district property about four miles west of Mellette in Montana. Superintendent Thomas Warden confirmed ore testing at the 160 foot level showing a vein about 99 feet long with five feet of ore averaging around 10 percent copper. Drifting has begun east and west, and the find alongside the Gambrinus claim strengthens the company’s outlook.
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Unique ceremonies mark Denver Motor Club opening
Denver on June 2 a ceremony marks the opening of the Denver Motor Clubhouse at Mount Morrison. Five tons of oil are to be burned in the cremation of care and crowning of the goddess of prosperity among red rocks. The event features a projection of a goddess from the Rock of Creation and a St Mark's church chorus.
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Denver Motor Club
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St. Mark's Church
Former Representative Tries Harikari In Jail
Cripple Creek Colorado June report shows Jam acon, ex representative in the Fado legislature, jailed after a blast destroyed the Bacon family home killing Mrs Mda Bacon and daughter Tordorephine and injuring Bas ton. Acquaintance wounds indicate a suicide attempt with a pocket knife. the blast appears linked to a failed murder attempt.
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Unions in Kansas City threaten general strike
Kansas City unions join the local building trades council in calling for a general strike to support labor conflicts amid a lockout. Industrial council members weigh action tonight. if approved, most workers would be affected. In Rock, Arkansas, near complete returns show Judge W Hayes leading Gov nominee race by 705 votes over Stephen Thun Gidge with fraud charges in Phillips County contested.
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Earthquake Recorded by Washington Seismograph
A severe earthquake at a distant location was recorded by the University of Washington seismograph last night. The trace began at 7 PM and lasted three hours with intense east and north movements. The report notes high pressure gas lights as effective as flawed Manchester lights, but the latter are more economical.
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