Stock Market Sluggish Amid Caution Over Naval Battle
May 27 report notes a stagnant close as slugging market moves reverse and foreign funds seek NY liquidity. Traders eye next week's London settlement amid large American subscriptions and a Japanese loan, while Northwestern railroad issues shape sentiment and Northern Securities dissolution raises legal questions. Bonds dull, US bonds unchanged.
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New York
London Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
Northwestern
Northwest
Hts
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Stocks List From A Historic Exchange Ledger
A dense OCR file lists numerous railways and companies with percentages and notes toward preferred shares. Entities include Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Pacific Central of New Jersey Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago Great Western Chicago Great Western Missouri Pacific Union figures appear alongside preferred stock lines and varied percentage values.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Tieagwo & Alton
Cago Great Western
Loago & Northwestern
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Sreneter
Eye ‘ Ee
Rio Grande
Inois C Central
Aveedes
Sveserese Coveee Sc Danh
Wa Central
Gas City Southern
Fistoulsville & Nashville
Ehigiwas
Mrattan Len
Crces
Ssscere
Ssvsee
Cocseeee
Wily Etropolitan Securities
Etropolitan Street Railway
Exican Central
Sossegeces
Inneapolis
St. Louis
Cetes
St. P
Saultae
Wesvesasyses
Anes Pries Reeces
Pacific
Phuttansanne
DRTC
Mes Utkavits
Sfasthenedes Es Anas
Sbeechenees Bass
Rational F R
Mexico
York Central
New York, Ontario & Western
Ala, Norfolk & Western
Seeeseee Faget
Tennsylvania Pesee Essaces Cleaittsburg
EIA
Ao Island Co
Lae San Giehe
Aiasners Br. L
T. Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
St. Li
Woiwceeeeeeene Shesbis
Dante Oosceses O
Me Spree Savertseass
Seve
Peaeecesesa Amb
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Oseseveres
Wisconsin Central
Bapecsedis Ee
C.ce
Creesese Esvestaee
Northern Pacific
Sesssee
Express Companies
Local Mining Mentions and Mercury Era Place Names
Fragmented OCR lists mineral claims, towns, and prospects including Comstock Tunnel, Leadville, Ontario, Potosi, Ophir, and Sierra Nevada. Mentions of Cal, Va, and United States mining terms hint at mid century prospecting activity and property references with no clear narrative or outcome.
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AAOMS
Seecvsenesee van
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Potosi
Cbeseeew
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Boegee
Ccecee
Secee Cee Standard
Ccevcse
Cvevevecs
Mining and metal firms listed with varied figures and notes
A garbled financial ledger lists multiple mining and metal companies such as Allouez Amalgamated, American Zinc, Bingham, Calumet & Hecla, Daly-Weed, Dominion, Franklin, Granby, Isle Royale, Michigan groups, Montana Coal & Coke, Mohawk, Old Dominion, United Copper, United States Mining, and Utah Victoria. It shows scattered percentages, stock-like values, and incomplete annotations, reflecting a fragmented 19th or early 20th century industrial listing.
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Agvenute
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Allouez Amalgamated
Seceees
American Zinc
Atlante
Coeseree
Ae Bingham
Calumet & Heclabeeadics
Comrotitial
Sdcvsndé
Daly-Weat
Eubedesaan
Cvespeses
Franklin
Isle Royale
Cevereseererseereens
Sasenchusetts Mining
Aedes
Michigan
Ccsces
Spencers
Montana Coal & Coke
Old Dominion
Eves
Gas Geeeer Besachesi
Hannon
Utah Oo
Victoria
Ceeeeeee Ae
Adh Sbadans Wiorg
Financial market summary from New York May 27
Money on call nominal with no loans. Time loans easy at 60 and 90 days. Rates 3 percent for 6 months and 4 percent for 3 months. Prime mercantile paper at 3 and 4 percent. Exchange steady with bankers' bills at 487.10 for demand and 485.10 for 60 day bills. Commercial bills quoted 4 84 44. Bar silver at 58 7 3 4. Mexican dollars 4 1/2. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Metal market quiet as London cables absent
New York May 27 metal markets show little activity with London cables absent. Copper is steady around 14.75¢ for casting, lead at 4.50, spelter easing to 5.45 5.55c, and iron prices softer for northern fields with No. 1 foundry at 16.79 17 and No. 2 at 16.25 17. Southern grades unchanged.
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New York
London
Chicago Markets Wheat and Corn Fall as May Deliveries Slip
Chicago May 27 Wheat weak from the start as a Kansas crop estimate bears the market. July wheat ends near the day’s low at 14 00 percent. Corn falls 4 1/2 cents with May deliveries trading down and receipts reported at 851 cars, contract grade 532, signaling a retreat by foreign shorts. Oats steady from cash demand, July oats unchanged. pork and ribs quiet as closings show minor moves.
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Chicago
Wiec
Locatae
Grain Prices and Receipts Reported in 1900s Style
The report lists cash quotations for several grains including No 2 spring wheat at 1.08 to 1.10, No 2 red 1.02, No 2 corn 49 a value, No 2 oats and rye variations, and barley at 42c. It also notes prices for flaxseed 1.30, northwestern 1.46, timothy seed 2.95, pork 12.60 per barrel, and lard at 7.17. Receipts show flour barrels 18 000 and 8 800, wheat 20 000 24 200 bushels, corn 56 000 4 000, oats 182 100 138 900, rye and barley 25 300 1 100 bushels.
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Northwestern
Chicago Market Cattle Hogs and Sheep Steady May 27
Cattle receipts at Chicago total about 50 with demand steady. Prices ranged from $4.00 to $6.60 for various categories. Hog receipts reached 14 000 with market steady and bulk sales around 5.36 to 5.45. Sheep and lambs receipts near 2 000 with steady demand and price spread from 3.50 to 6.25 depending on class and origin.
Market Report South Omaha Cattle Hog Prices Steady
South Omaha market news shows cattle receipts around 700 with prices for native steers about 4.25 to 6.00, western steers 3.50 to 5.10, canners 3.40 to 2.85, stockers 2.80 to 4.80, calves and bulls varying. Hog receipts near 9,000 with heavy 5.17 to 5.46, mixed 5.15 to 5.20, lights 5.10 to 5.00, bulk likely, while sheep receipts were none.
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South Omaha
Arket
Cattle Receipts Reported in Kansas City Market
Kansas City receipts show 1000 cattle with 100 southern divisions and mixed grades. Feeder and stocker activity included 6490 cattle and calves with varied prices. western fed cows around 3.40 to 3.60 per pound. Market movement indicates typical late May activity with fluctuating bids and sparse high grades.
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Kansas City
Mic Ed Greers
Market Snapshot Sheep Receipts and Livestock Prices
Market steady with bulk at 5.20 to 5.35 for sheep receipts. Muttons around 4.75 to 5.75 per head, lambs 7% to 7.5% ranges, range wethers around 5.00, fed ewes from 4.15 to 4.50. Packers and pigs show mixed bids, lights noted with price near 5.30 to 6.37 percent context.
St Louis Wool Market Report
The St Louis wool market reports prices for medium, combing and clothing grades at 26 31 9 cents, ight fine at 22 1/2 to 28 cents, heavy fine at Zoe, tub washed at 82 42 cents.
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St. Louis
Zoe
The Waste In Flowers And The Rich
A reflective piece from Cleveland Moffett argues the wealthy waste money on lavish blooms while the poor crave flowers. It recalls Nero with costly roses and cites a Boston trader paying thirty thousand dollars for carnations. A family anecdote shows roses tossed away by the rich and given to neighbors, with no aid to the needy or hospitals.
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Cleveland Moffett
Success Magazine
Nero
Italy
New York
Boston
Expressman
Hotel Comforts On Steamers Open New Lynx Era
New steamships entering service this year will be Waldorf and St Regis liners with hotel features. The grill room becomes a large a la carte restaurant aboard inviting dining at will and hosted luncheon and dinner parties. Lower berths replace upper bunks in first cabin staterooms while staterooms offer 10 by 17 feet spaces and private baths. Ladies saloons smoking room and other amenities are larger and more lavish on the 700 foot ship.
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St. Regises
Pocahontas grave must not be disturbed, despite exhibition profits
The London Chronicle argues against moving Pocahontas remains for a Jamestown exhibition. It notes her saving Captain John Smith, her marriage and voyage to England, death and burial in 1618, and warns against disturbing her grave for national pride or profit.
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Pocahontas
London Chronicle
John Smith
Virginia
England
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Golden Eagle Mining
The Golden Eagle Mining and Milling Company announces its regular annual stockholders meeting in Anaconda Montana Deer Lodge county on June 12 1905 at 8 p m. The agenda includes electing a five member board for one year and any other business. Dated May 21 1905. John J Wegener President Henry Odenhausen Secretary.
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Golden Eagle Mining and Milling Company
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
Montana
John J. Wegener
Henry Odenhausen
Notice of annual stockholders meeting for railway company
Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting of the Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway company to elect a board of directors and transact other business. The meeting is at the company's Anaconda Mont office on Tuesday June 6 1905 at 1 o'clock PM. Secretary P M Halloran signs the notice.
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Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
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United States Wells-Fargo
Amalgamated Copper
American Car & Foundry
Emoto Sss Iessenssee Seeneyeoervecs
American Smelting & Refining
Spsemeeons
dbeSake
American Sugar Refining
American Tobacco Preferred
Amaconda Mining Co
Csseseseee
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Ceneral Electric
Cceceee
Egndean A
Savustregesecees
Seceeesesesee
Pacific Mail
Cody
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal & Iron
United States Leather
United Sta
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
U. S
Boston Mining
Money Market
Metal Market
Salt Lake Mines
Lynch- Pochenter Co
Skea
Aie
Cnn Sane
Suebeil
Baily Te Petro
Rocco Steer
Il Sacramento Ag Silver Kin Mt
Silver Shield
Steen Eens
Chicago Livestock
Omaha Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Grand Opera House
Schenck
Sells Bros.’ Circus
THE
Gottlobs
Blondin—The Wonderful
Blondin
Morris and
Brady
Kiltie
Keiths
Thomas and Fuller
Herbert B. Chesley & CO
Little Ethel Barr
Murray Hill
Comedian
West Park Street
Butte
Furst
East Park
M. A. McCabe
W. Galena
Curtis Block
Isaac Bechtel
Utah Ave
West Side
Inquire Tailor Shop
Academy St
Commercial Ave
Foster Block
E. Park
Granite
Dora Block
W. Park
W. Mercury
Owsley Block
Andrews & Wilson, Owsley Blk
E. Park Ave
W. Broadway
Washington
W. Copper
Idaho St
E. Park, Anaconda
Colorado
S. Montana
Platinum St
Inquire Standard Drug Co
S. Main
Cherry St
S. Washington
Kemper Ave
W. Park, Anaconda
Main, Butte
Crystal
Walnut
Railroad St
Wyoming
Dan Kowske
N. Main
Postoffice
George Bretherton
Eee Fine
Silver Bow Block
Slemons & Booth
Silver Bow
Orton’s Hall
N. Main At
Elso
Inequire
N. Main St
Friendship Hall
M. J. FitzPatrick
Standard
Joe Flynn
New York City
Edelweiss Trio
Tyrolean
Yodlers
Lee Tung Foo
Yerxas
James Keane
Dr. Jeky
Mr. Hyde
William Woolfall
Broadway
America
Grace van
Studdiford
de Koven, Klein and Cook
York
N. Herald
Grace van Studdiford
Baltimore Herald
Boston Herald
Richards the Undertaker
W. Park St
City
Broadway Theater
Lynch-Rochester Commission CO
Lewisohn Block
West Granite Street
Family Theater
H. M. Peckham
Legals
Stockholders’ Meeting of the Golden
Eagle Mining and Milling
DE Muths
Nina Beeson
May Evans
Frank Confer
Wilmer
Rose and
Ellis
Kelly and
Davis
Kinodrome
Carpenters and
Weeee
H. J. Grimes
Maryland Ave
Remington Typewriter Coo
E. Broadway
Sherman & Reed
Umbrella Manufactory
G. Seeheng
E. Park St
Tel
M. Paumie
Prof
Keene
Europe
Alaska
Miss de Pan
Wallace
Maule Block
Symons
Maule Bik
Madam Schmidt
East Park Street
Margaret Anderson
Hillburn, N. J
French Capsules Co
Covington
Toledo
Ohio
Mary
Baldwin
Canon City
Colo
VIAVI
Pennsylvania Block
Hotels
Portland
Goodnough Building
Ore
M. E. Mayer
N. Montana
D. H. Clement
Casey Blk
Hamilton and Granitests
Rombauer & CO. Assayers
Butte Mont
Ee Lewis & Walker, Assayers
Wyoming St
A. E. Pascoe
P. O
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