DUNS REVIEW On wheat money stringency and markets
New York March 11 R G Dun Co reviews a week hit by severe weather and tight money. Rates surged with call money at 6 4 percent, two day loans above 4 0 percent while relief waned as bonds paused and bullion reserves guided gold payments. Wheat speculation and export restraint weighed on prices as cotton and other staples fluctuated amid fear of funding and trust stock weakness.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Treasury Department
Treasury
Bank of Denver
Chicago
Reading
Flood Threatens Wyoming Valley Amid Ice Gorge Breaks
Large floods loom as heavy snow followed by two days of rain push the Susquehanna river 28 feet above low water. Ice jams back up the stream for miles, submerging towns, halting rail traffic, and threatening Kingston, Bloomsburg, and Port Blanchard areas with rising waters. In St Paul heavy rain raises flood fears along the upper Mississippi. Port Deposit reports basements flooded and streets washed away as telegraph service falters. Other items note land court decisions affecting grants in New Mexico and a Kansas election reform amendment aimed at Democrats ending fusion.
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Roluand Afeitiu
U.w
Wilrsparer
Wyoming Valley
Kingston
Susquehanna River
Plymouth
Erie and Wyoming Railroad
Port Blanchard
Croxton
Lehigh Valley
Bloomsburg
Delaware and Western Railroad
York State Line
St. Paul
Minn
Alard
Upper
Mississippi
Port Deposit
Barrmiore
Jacob Tome Institute
Reduce the Cotton Acreage in Arkansas Delegates Meet
Two hundred twenty delegates from across Arkansas, mostly cotton planters, met in Little Rock to urge reduced cotton acreage from last year and to promote crop diversification.
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Little Rock
Senate Chamber
Lincoln News: Penitentiary Contract Scandal Hits Public Rail Rates
The railroad committee's maximum rate bill passed its third reading and moves to the senate amid extensive division. Vote tallies show 83 in favor and 80 against, with many named lawmakers listed for and against. Petitions by railway workers protested the bill, while Dale's measure to ban free passes was postponed.
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Liscouy
Railroad Committee
Senate
Barry
Beal
Brockman
Cain
Casper
Colton
Davies
Dickerson
Dimmick
Dobson
Eickhoff
Elder
Ellis
Farnsworth
Felton
Ford
Fulton
Gerdes
Gilford
Goss
Wayne
Stanton
Haller
Harman
Higgings
Horst
Howe
Irwin
Jensen
Johnson
Hall
York
Johnston
Keckley
Kessler
Kayes
Kreck
Kruse
Ingenfelter
Luikart
Lynch
McCutchen
McVey
Nelson
Newberry
Olson
Porter
Rhodes
Riley
Ruggles
Schappel
Schlep
Schlotfeldt
Scott
Sheridan
Sisson
Smith
Holt
Richardson
Soderman
Stevens
Sutter
van Housen
Woods
Speaker
Naye
Brown
Burns
Carpenter
Cooley
Cornish
Cross
Dew
Goldsmith
Douglas
Griffin
Hinds
Jenkins
Kaup
Kyner
Lehdigh
Lockner
McKesson
Merrick
Nason
Oakley
Rhea
Robinson
Sinclair
Spence
Sutton
van Duyn
Wardlaw
Watson
Wilson
Withnell
Dale
Report on Penitentiary Construction Crookedness
Lincoln Neb March 11 committee probes cell house fraud implicating board members and officials It details Dorgan as superintendent and Mosher as contractor agent manipulating accounts and diverting thousands The report urges action to recover funds and blame Board of Public Lands and Buildings and former governors and wardens for lax oversight.
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Linco
Neb
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Dorgan
Mosher
Tressurer Hill
Humphrey
Allen
Hastings
W. H. Dorgan
C. W Mosher
Boyd
Mallon
Thayer
Hopkins
Isabella souvenir coins sought after by collectors
Isabells Souvenir Coins in Carcaco report high demand as applications flood in for the first U S government issued portrait of a woman. 400 coins limited promise high premiums and May 1 sale readiness noted by Mrs Palmer. Tower collapse in Chicago injures four workers, with Simonds fatally hurt. Rumors of Santa Fe changes center on Robinson departure and Missouri Pacific move. Jersey earthquake causes damage in N J city and surrounding area.
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Isabells
Carcaco
Isabella
Congress
Board of
Lady Managers
United States
Palmer
Newberry Bill Debated As Senate Passes Measures
Lincoln news notes the Newberry bill examined in the afternoon with Porter opposing rail interests' push to recommit. Committees reported in the forenoon while the general appropriation bill dominated the session, with many house-sent increases raising overall appropriations.
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House
Porter
Senate
Telegraphic Briefs Collage From Across the Nation
Wrapping paper mill costs appear in Manasha Wisconsin while New Orleans reports Hall seeks another battle with Fitzsimmons. Paris panama canal trial stirs, Sun Belt turmoil includes Mississippi murder, Indiana domestic tragedy, and pension news. Oil prices rise. trust deeds loom. legal actions in Iowa and Oregon. political rumors surface in Tennessee and Winchester.
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Wis
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Hall
Fitzsimmons
Satelling
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
L.K. Ford
Magnolia
Miss
Marshal KK
Clay
Adrian
Mich
Paris
Panama Canal
M. Bashnut
Roach
North Dakota
Jasper Young
Brazil
Ind
John Glass
Pocahontas
Kaiulani
Albaugh
Washington
Bixby Bell
W. Aliler
la Porte
House
Senate Finance Committee
Lester H. Gale
City Savings Bank of
Nashville
Tenn
Gale
Turney
Winchester
E. B. Brown
Dubuque
CC. Foster
Saginat
United States
O. TI. Taylor
Dallas
Oregon
Second Commission Issued For Senator Beckwith
Governor Osborne in Wyoming signed a second commission for A C Beckwith as senator due to doubt about the prior appointment legality before March 4 when the seat opened. Washington orders reportedly influenced the action. Robbed and Fatally Wounded. Lirriz Rock March 9 A B R Had son station agent Ensign Iron Mountain road was robbed of 12 dollars by two men. he died from wounds after resisting. Mayor strike looming. Omaha March 9 Union Pacific switchmen demand wage increases and consider a strike. General Manager Dickinson cautious but prepares for possible action. Ex-Secretary Noble Arrives In St Louis. St Louis March 11 Noble to begin law practice. Captain Dawley Dead. Dubuque March 11 Captain D W Dawley, a river figure since 1841, dies aged 82.
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Osborne
A. C. Beckwith
Washington
Lirriz Rock
Hadson
Ensign
Iron Mountain Road
Hudson
Omana
Union Pacific
Dickinson
Noble
St Louis
St. Louis
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