Market in New York Ends Dull After Bank Statement
World markets digest shows little trading in New York amid bank statement fears. Prices drifted with a late recovery after the report, as bonds and utilities like electrical and gas companies showed strength while rails and industrials lagged.
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New York
San Francisco
Rock Island
Missouri S Pacific
United States
New York Associated Banks
Treasury
Golf
Stock Exchange
National City Bank of
Shout
Standard Oi
Consolidated Gas
Sppesmeneiane
Metal market steady with tin and copper unchanged
New York reports a quiet metal market with tin at 26.30 and copper roughly steady. Spot, electrolytic, and ingot prices show minimal movement, with speler and iron also listed as steady amid weak speculative demand.
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New York
Wheat prices rise amid cold wave forecast rumbling markets
Chicago wheat edged higher on March 15 as forecasts of a western cold wave supported prices. Traders noted liquidations, short covering, and favorable weather for grains. May wheat opened around 147 7/8 to 150 1/16 cents, closing firm. Corn and oats followed a firmer tone while May pork and lard slipped slightly.
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Kansas
Shorts
May
Hwa
Cash Prices and Receipts for Grains and Provisions
Historical cash quotations list prices for flour wheat corn oats rye and flax seed with several figures and ranges. It also notes pork lard and various boxed meats with per barrel or per 16 pounds values and totals for receipts and shipments across flour wheat corn oats rye and other commodities.
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Prome Timothy
Chicago Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago reports cattle receipts of 20 head with varied prices for steers cows heifers and calves. Hog receipts 27 000 with mixed and butcher grades quoted from 5.90 to 6.40 for light to heavy categories. Sheep and lambs receipts 3 000 with good to choice wethers quoted around 4.25 to 4.75 and western lambs up to about 5.60.
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Anada Southern
Étep
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Snes
Chicago & Northwestern
Iowa Central
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Lake Erie & Western
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New York Central
Norfolk & Western Ee
Optor Ins
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
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St. Lou's
Axe
BOPPO
Wisconsin
Asec Hess
Omaha market report cattle hogs and sheep
South Omaha cattle receipts total 100 with market steady. native steers around 6.70, cows and heifers 3.25 to 15.35, western steers 4.75 to 0.40, calves 8.7, bulls 2.75 to 4.7. Hog receipts 8,000 with market steady to lower. heavy 6.25, mixed 6.15, light 5.75 to 6.10, pigs 4.50 to 5.30. Sheep receipts 100 with market steady. fed muttons 5.75, westerns 4.7 to 7, lambs 4.6 to 6.75.
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South Omaha
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City market figures show cattle receipts around 200 with native steers at 76.20, Texas and Indian steers 4.60 to 5.65, native cows and calves 32.54 to 40. Bulls calves and stockers listed with varied prices. Hogs receipts near 3,000 with markets about 5 cents lower and range from 5.80 to 6.50 per unit. Sheep market listed as nominal.
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Kansas City
Texas
Wool price reports from Nevada to San Joaquin
San Francisco report lists spring wools and lamb prices by region. Nevada shows 1014c, Kastern Oregon 12.14c, valley Oregon 14c, Fall wools in Mountain areas 110c, South Plains and San Joaquin at 6%c, with lambs at 6c.
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Nevada
Oregon
Valley Oregon
South Plains
San Joaquin
Boston Mining Stocks Adventure Allouez See Ore W Wenn
An old mining market note covers Boston stocks and mentions Adventure, Allouez, and Ore. The brief references fluctuations and a vague notice of ore developments with unclear details. It reflects a period market snapshot with several named entities but sparse context.
Wool Auction Sales Report From London
At the London wool auctions on March 15 a total of 14 800 bales were offered. Crossbreds remained firm while merinos and scoured wools favored sellers. Lamb wool rose about five percent. Overall 53 000 bales were offered with 25 000 withdrawn. Next week’s offerings total 76 000 bales.
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London
London Market Report Brief
London on March 15 shows Consols for money at 4 and Consols for account at 4 percent. Anaconda and Atchison traded around 77 and 99 with respective preferred at 99. Canadian Poetic quoted at 116 percent and Bar silver at 24 13 ledgers.
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London
Atchison
Imports At Port Of New York Weakened This Week
New York March 15 imports of dry goods and merchandise at the port were valued at 11 41 689 dollars this week reflecting a slow pace in shipments.
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New York
Infant Samson of Nine Month Old Gymnast Amazes Neighbors
A New York World story profiles Frank Wyborny known as infant Samson, a 9 month old boy who weighs 30 pounds and performs gymnastic feats. He swings on a pole, lifts weights and turns somersaults, while his family notes his early physical strength and jovial temperament. The Wyborys describe his rapid growth and fear of overdevelopment.
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New York World
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Woo
Wyvorny
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Rosie
Frank Wyboring
East Sixty-sixth Street
Jory McGovern
Samson
Lite
World
Trey
Tom Reed's Humor in Washington Press Snippets
Washington correspondence from the Evening Post highlights Tom Reed’s remarks on Tillman and McLaurin sanctions. Reed jokes the discipline is the heaviest possible, noting a loophole that would prevent the surviving senator from paying tribute if the other died.
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New York
Evening Post
Thomas B. Reed
Supreme Court
Senate
First Evening Court Under King Edward at Buckingham Palace
London March 14 King Edward and Queen Alexandra held the first evening court of the new reign at Buckingham Palace in a lavish display. Rain cooled the crowds yet the ballroom sparkled with electric lights, jewels, and flowers as ambassadors and diplomats gathered. An informal supper followed and photographers captured attendees in their presentation dresses. 959 invitations were issued though many did not attend.
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Anson Stager
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Strathcona
Miss Twining
Canada
Choate
Henry White
Anti Slavery Pioneer Killed in Kansas Runaway
St. Joseph Mo March 14 Charles Aziere aged 80 a noted anti slavery pioneer of Kansas was killed near Seneca in a runaway He participated in early abolition efforts and border battles marking his long abolitionist involvement
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Charles Aziere
Kansas
Seneca
Kan
Hock Tuesday Customs In Hungerford Past and Present
In Hungerford the Hock Tuesday customs involve two tithing officers parading with flowered staffs and collecting a penny poll tax from each over 14. Women may be kissed as an equivalent and some unprotected volunteers faced irregular entrances. The practice waned as hockting faded though tolls, earlands, and suppers persisted in parts of England.
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Hockney
Hocking
England
Berkshire
Prince Henry’s Visit Sparks Humorous White House Dinner
A grand royal welcome in the capital featured lavish uniforms and gold braid. A lighthearted moment arose at a White House dinner when steins depicted a familiar image with a playful motto, as Prince Henry enjoyed German imports and decorations from the brewmasters’ homeland.
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Schnitzel
Old Country
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Ernst Gerstenberg
Dynamite Strikes Hit Kansas City Leavenworth Line
Dynamite damaged two cars of the Kansas City Leavenworth electric line in Leavenworth Kansas injuring one woman amid a weeks long strike. The attack escalates ongoing labor unrest in the city.
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Kan
Kansas City-Leaveworth
Copper production in United States reported for February
Special Dispatch reports John Stanton says February copper output rose with 16 971 tons from 15 155 in January from reporting mines and 3 400 tons from outside sources versus 8 800 in January. Foreign production noted.
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the Standard
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John Stanton
United States
Schedule fragment links to Oregon Short Line at 3 PM
A timetable note lists multiple connection times 7 a m 10 a m 12 50 Pp m 5 15 p m 11 30 p m and directs transfers at Silver Bow to meet the Oregon Short Line at 3 00 p m.
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