Copper stock market shows irregular gains and broker optimism
The copper stock market remains irregular with an overall easier tone. Brokers expect improvement after April 1 as analysts deem copper cheap based on metal conditions and earnings power, noting better sentiment needed in money and coal markets for broader stock gains.
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Poston
New York
Boston
Anaconda
East Butte
United Copper
Butte Coalition
Parrot
Butte & Lennon
Raven
North Butte
Cable Con
Butte Exploration
Butte & Fly
Chicago Markets Open Bearish on Northwest Receipts
Chicago markets opened bearish due to liberal Northwest receipts and weak May quotations. early trading saw gains in fan prices but profit taking pushed May back to 76 3 4c. Wheat reports conflicted on new crop prospects, while corn remained firm on limited movement and spring work. Oats rose with active trading. provisions were weak as live hogs advanced, May pork and lard backed off while ribs fell.
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Chicago
Northwest
Tim Kec
Kansas City
Cash quotations and receipts for grains and pork
Flour prices varied with spring wheat at 76 9 c and No 2 red at 82 84 c. Corn ranged 43 c, oats 38 c, flaxseed 1.06, northwestern 1.13, timothy seed 3.17, pork 16.20 16.25 per barrel, lard 8.35 per 100 lbs, ribs and sides around 8.60 to 8.90. Receipts and shipments show Wheat 110000 bushels received and 33909 shipped, Corn 220000 received 133200 shipped, Oats 189700 received 257100 shipped, Barley 28900 received 7700 shipped.
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Northwestern
Chicago Cattle and Hog Receipts Report March 29
Chicago market summary shows cattle receipts at 600, steady. Beeves price range 4 to 6.25, cows and heifers 1.65 to 5.19, stockers and feeders 2.75 to 4.80. Hog receipts 23,000, market strong to higher. mixed and butchers 6 to 6.45, good heavy 6.35 to 6.47, rough heavy 6.25 to 6.30, light 6.25 to 6.62, pigs 5.75 to 6.80, bulk 6.35 to 6.44. Sheep receipts 18,000, market steady to easy. sheep 3.75 to 4.15, lambs 4.00.
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Chicago
South Omaha cattle and hog market report shows gains
South Omaha market data for March 29 shows cattle receipts at 4,700 with stronger trade. Prices listed include native steers 4.5 to 5.5, cows and heifers 4.0 to 4.3, western steers 3.4 to 4.6, calves up to 96.50, and bulls 2.5 to 4. Hogs receipts 9,500 with steady market. heavy 6.25 to 25.35, mixed 6.25 to 6.80, light 4.15 to 6.80, pigs 5.50 to 6.10, bulk 6.25 to 6.30. Sheep receipts 14,000 with steady market. yearlings 5.40, wethers 5.30 to 5.75, ewes 4.50 to 6.20, lambs 6.0 to 6.50.
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South Omaha
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Kansas City cattle receipts around 8000 with market steady to higher list shows native steers 6.40 to 75.90, cows and heifers 2.25 to 5.10, western fed steers 3.85 to 6.25, bulls 3.25 to 4.25, calves about 806.75, bulk sales 6.25 to 6.40. sheep receipts 6900 with market steady, muttons 5.60 to 6.75, lambs 4.0 to 6.50, rene wethers 5.40 to 6.00, fed ewes 4.50.
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Kansas City
Rene
Wethers
Cotton futures close lower in New York trading
New York on March 29 reports cotton futures easing. Prices for March 10. and April near 10.98, May around 11.11, June 11.08, July 11.08, August 10.88, September 10.44, November 10.86, December 10.39, January 10.41, February 10.44. Market shows slight declines across near term contracts.
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New York
Money on Call and Time Interest Rates Report
New York on March 29 reports money on call strong and higher at 5 7 per cent with ruling rate 6 per cent. Closing bid 5 4 per cent offered 6 per cent. Time spans steady with 60 and 90 days and 6 months at 5 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5 8 per cent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Rates and Bond Market Report
The market shows steady sterling exchange with banker’s bills posted at 488.20 for demand and 482.35 for 60 day bills. Government bonds are steady while railroad securities vary. bar silver moves to 6 cents. Mexican deposits and other rates appear with minor fluctuations.
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Sterling Exchange
Metal Market Reports Mixed London and Local Prices
Copper eased in London with spot at £84 and futures £81 while local market held steady. Lead unchanged at £0 9s 5.45d locally but rose to £15 1s 9d in London. Spelter up 2s 4d to £24 18s 6d in London yet soft at home. iron and tin saw declines as the market differed between London and local values.
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New York
March
London
Wool prices steady in St Louis trades on March 29
Wool markets in St Louis show steady tone with medium grade combing and clothing at 28 to 28.5 cents, better grades 26 to 26.5 cents, heavy 21.5 to 22.5 cents, tub washed 38 to 38.5 cents, reflecting stable demand across grades.
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St. Louis
Demands of Union Denied in Oakland Strike Talk
Oakland carmen's union votes 510 to 5 to strike after demands for 27 cent flat wage and union recognition are denied by Oakland Traction. Company says requests are not addressed to union members but to all employees. A committee will seek settlement. if none, union seeks international support for a strike.
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Cal
Carmen’s
Oakland Traction Company
Carmen
May Make Good Citizens Immigrants Arrive in Record Day
More than 11 000 immigrants reached New York harbor on seven steamers from Europe in a single day. Fillis Island can process only 5 000 daily, so many travelers will remain aboard vessels awaiting later landing. The group includes English Irish Germans Swedes Hungarians Italians Portuguese and Russians.
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New York
Fillis Island
United States
Debates in Senate on railroad rate bill and medical dept
Washington March 2 Senate listened to speeches by Clay Carmack and Newlands on the railroad rate bill and passed a bill reorganizing the army medical department by appointing officers to replace contract surgeons. Some senators favored the rate bill with a limited court review proposal. Hale criticized the medical bill as increasing army size. Senate adjourned until Monday.
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Senate
Messrs
Clay
Carmack
Newlands
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Hale
Amendment favored on railroad rate bill transfer damage
Washington March 29 Senator Carmack opened an amendment to the railroad rate bill to make the initial line liable for damage to freight moved to a connecting line. The amendment has won favorable approval from the senate committee on interstate commerce.
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Carmack
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Agnes Stone Not Dead In Blackwell Error
Fairmont West Virginia March 29 The death announcement of Agnes Stone sister in law of opera singer W McDonald was an error caused by misinterpretation of information.
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W. Va
Agnes Stone
W. McDonald
Kovalevsky Named Elector of Second Degree
Kharkoff Russia March 29 Prof Maxim Kovalevsky sociologist and editor of a conservative liberal paper in Saint Petersburg has been chosen an elector of the second degree for the upcoming election.
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Kharkoff
Russia
Maxim Kovalevsky
St. Petersburg
Podalla Province selects two Jewish advocates in second degree elections
In Gaissin Russia on March 29 Baron Gunsberg and M Suterberg, noted for their work in behalf of Jews, were chosen in the second degree elections in Podalla province.
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Gaissin
Russia
Consul Nominee George Eager Confirmed for Germany Post
The senate in executive session confirmed Illinois lawyer George Eager as consul at Barmen Germany. The action, taken in Washington on March 29, formalizes his appointment to represent U S interests in the German port city.
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Senate
George Eager
Illinois
Barmen
Germany
Portraits and a baroness in a witty exchange
A translated vignette from Le Rire features a connoisseur praising a portrait and a baroness replying that she knows only portraits of married women, recalling Rafael’s Fornarina and playing on social manners.
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la Fornarina
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Classified ad instructions from The Standard
Advertisements in The Standard are billed per insertion with no ad taken for less than two shillings. Each line consists of six ordinary words, ten lines per inch, and replies require a Premium card presented at The Standard office. Light-faced display type appears on the Want Page at regular rates.
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