Financial Bulletin Notes Seasonal Trade and Market Shifts
Special telegraphs report a fair volume of trade with weakness in holiday specialties due to weather and late season. Railways show excellent status with earnings gains. iron, steel, copper and sugar demand rise, while tobacco and cattle receipts dampen some prices. Brazil’s revolution remains pacific and coffee gains amid higher futures and steady exchange rates.
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Market News Reports Steady Rise Across Commodities
Prices generally trend upward with wheat at 72 cents and oats up 5 cents. Wheat demand active in Minneapolis and Chicago beef receipts up, while leather trades show unusual season activity. Business failures rise to 277 this week versus 265 last week and 257 the week before.
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Edgefield County murderers convicted by white jury
A white jury in Edgefield county, South Carolina, convicts two white men, William Carpenter and W Murrel, for the murder of Martin Younce on a public road. The governor may grant mercy or commute to imprisonment, as in a related Jones case.
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Younce
Harrisburg Rails Removed Without Council Approval
Harrisburg officials halted the Harrisburg Passenger Railway Company by removing newly laid tracks on November 22. The company appeals for redress and seeks an injunction returnable next Tuesday. The line cannot be extended meanwhile as the dispute centers on the charter granting street-running rights.
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Home for the Aged debated by U P Presbyterian group
A definate decision arrived at on a Home for aged people as the United Presbyterian Woman's Association discusses location funds and a five to ten acre site. Committees on Ways and Means and Constitution are formed to plan admission rules and financing. The meeting also notes a December charity event and hospital board changes. Louis Pasteur features in tomorrow's Dispatch.
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Liberal leader calls radical reform of House of Lords
Lord Rosebery told a Glasgow Liberal meeting that the party must adopt a drasticHouse of Lords resolution to avoid crippled programme though he opposed abolishing the Lords. An advert for Cain Verner shoes follows.
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California Shoe Offer at Three Dollars for Women
For bad weather, ladies should see our California Shoe at $3 in all widths. Cain & Versuz at Fifth Ave and Market St promote the item. The Dispatch tomorrow features THE ELECTRIC WIZARD with Ernest H. Heinrichs weaving facts and fancies.
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