Ryan's Praise of Wilson Surprised Wall Street
New York January 17 Special J Thomas F Ryan praised President Wilson and currency legislation in an interview that surprised Wall Street. Once silent, Ryan’s remarks come amid Wilson's nominated controller of the currency and ongoing banking reforms as Morgan, Seaboard, and First National Bank figures shift with public sentiment.
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Review of the Week in American Markets Cotton
The week in cotton markets showed initial bearish sentiment until midweek after a Census Bureau consumption report, followed by a price rebound. By week’s end, prices rose 8 to 14 points from the prior close, with highs on Friday and lows on Tuesday. Trading ranges spanned 16 to 20 points, and the week recorded a net advance overall amid fluctuating buying interest.
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Live Stock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Chicago and Louisville market notes report hog receipts around 16 000 at Chicago with higher prices for lights and heavies, cattle steady with Texan and native steers, cows and feeders varied, and sheep weaker. Louisville sees cattle receipts about 150 with quiet trading, hogs steady, and sheep steady amid mixed prices.
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Sugar and Molasses Market Report From New York
Raw sugar prices show slight gains with centrifugal demand steady and refined sugar quiet. Molasses remains steady as market chatter notes firming tones, while overall activity appears subdued in early January trading.
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Judge questions satisfaction with Beauty Doctor's work
From the judge, Madge How asks if she knew why the subject was not satisfied with the Beauty doctor. Marjorie replies that she hasn't had any photographs taken.
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Financial Affairs Presents A Brighter Economic Outlook
New York reports a brighter financial scene with firmer security demand especially in bonds. Reemployment of about 109000 steel workers signals industrial uptick while money conditions improve. banks broaden credit and expect surplus reserves above 50 million. News covers anti trust talk, gold exports, and shifting banking practices amid improved sentiment.
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Atlanta Grain and Provisions Market Summary
The page lists a vast array of commodities in Atlanta markets including grain items such as wheat, oats, and corn with varied grades and prices, provisions like Purina feeds, salt, sugars, oils, and baking supplies. It also covers the Atlanta live stock market with prices for cattle, hogs, and calves, along with a poetry excerpt unrelated to the markets.
Death Trunk Mystery Baffles New York Detectives
Police and detectives pursue a 1913 New York murder case involving a body found inside a trunk on Pitt Street near 47 Pitt Street. The unidentified victim, a man about 24, with a neck fracture and cheek wound, was placed on the sidewalk by faintly linked assailants. A push cart rented by a stranger carried the trunk, with two boys acting as lookouts. Authorities name John Kremen as a probable victim.
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Spring cotton house dresses and lingerie trends
The feature notes a shift to practical yet stylish cotton house dresses for summer, with ratines, crepes, and brocaded effects. It highlights lingerie trends from Russian dolls to tango chemises, long nightgowns trimmed with fur, and evolving pajamas toward long divided skirts.
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Railroad heads fear government ownership over freight rate cases
The Wall Street Journal argues that railroad presidents undersell the risk of nationalizing railways by appealing to the Interstate Commerce Commission to reject rate hikes. It warns that federal ownership would concentrate power in the commission and threaten private capital, urging caution to avoid broad, costly public policy shifts.
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Coffee's Wakeful Effect Tied to Caffeine Form
The Lancet notes caffeine in coffee and tea is chemically identical, but coffee's caffeine forms as a soluble compound. This may explain coffee's stimulant and restorative use, including countering narcotic poisoning and alcohol's sedative effects by stimulating the central nervous system.
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