General Markets Overview and Commodities Listings
The excerpt outlines general market activity in Chicago and New York, with mixed quotations across steel, oats, and various grain prices. It notes money on call at 1 percent, Sterling around 88.5 to 89 pence, and government bond quotations. Regional grain quotations are provided for Western and Midwestern states, alongside New York produce and Milwaukee market snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Minnesota
New York
Central Dress Association
Post-Press
Neper
Collumbus
Ohio
Hund
Kildare
O. T
GN. Rohr
Arkanes City
Eland
Idane
A. Ke Crawford
American National Bank of
Springfield
Chicago
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Armour & Co
Lini
Dumont
Massillon
Olin
Virginie
Smij-Oflelal
Gusitte
Pein
China
Germany
Aukfork
Hoe
Netare
Munetale Menemor
Lie Thokelnel
Hothetto
Michigan
Reert
Pennsylvania
Hocks
John Astley
United
Astley
Chesapeake Bigher
Mass
Worle
Island
Newark
N. J
Yonkers
Reading
Scotland
United States
David Swing
Central Church
Board of
Ten Tees
Washington
Merlin
de. Parkhuret
Tiave Newun
Spen
National Department of Agricuitecture
Late News Packed With Political and Crime Reports
A flood of brief items from imperial decrees to local malfeasance spans China to Ohio. Reports cite foreign protection policies, Belgian elections defeat, wealth losses from dishonest officials, lawsuits, fires, robberies, strikes, and political shifts in New York and Florida, with war rumors, weather, and rail incidents shaping a chaotic news roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Start County
Ohio
Della Ketown
Russel Sage
Sfostron
New York
Mullud Foreyn
Mlader
Chester Hill
Shanghai
Pacific Express
Dulles
Oregon
Treasury reports show no money inflation under banking system
Treasury data indicate receipts are below forecasts from the new tariff law while officials note no inflation in the monetary system. Reports cite dismantling of Indian Troop L, arrests of a laborer for stamp theft, and policy shifts amid reconciling claims with Brazil and Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Treasury Department
Wilson A. Smith
Chillan
Ito
Brazil
United States
Carlisle
Washington
Philadelphia
Bnd
Chicago
J. F. Kratt
Kraft
Denby
Pekin
Americana
Howard
Morton
New York
The Cirl Who Waits in a Streetcar Scene
A fragmented 19th century style tale describes a young man in a streetcar situation with seven women and a conceited conductor. The scene revolves around desire, paid companionship, and a tense moment as the woman waits for the speaker to act while others listen and react to the unfolding drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bimewit
Webiel
Dad Presen
Stanaway
Wilt
Gil
Haney
Fragmentary Club Note On Moore Song And A Grim Inscription
An account shared at the Ladies' Literary Club recounts a tale of a man after death encountering a Jasper column with a gold inscribed message. The inscription reads "Ruep off the grass," reflecting a dismissive remark on almsgiving from the living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Clara
Bowen Telat
St. Peter
Homl
Wildly Readable Tour of Tom's Cabin Pageant Lofty Town
The excerpt describes a chaotic scene around a reading event for Tom's Cabin with a traveling troupe. Citizens, fringe watchers, and a curious crowd observe the busker road show while a performer list and props are glimpsed.
Fragmented Local Notice: Unclear Names and Figures
Readable fragments mention money and a kitty but lack clear subjects dates or places. The text references Tate and Babb with irregular wording, a crowd of men contributing 45 cents, and a vague public or social event without verifiable details.
Patriot duty to boost home paper and tariff league
A civic pitch urges every citizen to support the home newspaper and subscrib e to the American Economic Tariff League bulletin. It quotes a correspondent praising the publication as the greatest political teacher in the United States and urges readers to request a free copy by mailing to Wilbur F Wake General Secretary 133 West 2nd Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protect E Tariff League
United States
Wilbur F Wake
Wet Ssd St
New York
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General Markets
Mesa
Run Shipping Pleers
Felt Beers
Haas
Wisconsin
Haineis
Indiana
Warar
Heer Tee
M&e
Comx
Milwaukee
Nellie Grant Sarwell
HW Kyd Douglas
Baltimore
Dayton
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
T. S. Maadsone
Marquette
Mich
Breckbride
Congregation of
Mount Horeb
Belelem
Dt. L. Dixon
Kanens
Mary E. Lense
Mitchell
Florida
Corbett
Webster Planivan
el Paso
Texas
Committee of Seventy
W.L. Strong
Nathan Straus
Tammanyites
Hugh J. Grant
Anna Gould
Prince Francis of
Battenberg
Jurge Jenkins
Northern Pacific
Cripple Creek
Kempater
Milwaukee Council
Bot
Sue
Madison
Wisk
Belleville
Federation
Alsd
Southern Pacific Overland
Sacramento
Farge Company
Wold Con
Huchwye Natural Gas Company
Carey
Vanlue
Oho
Hancock County
la Crosse
Brewers’ Union
Grand Labor Council
All la Croan
Vienna
Union Pacific Freight Department
Kansas
Omaha Union
Louisville
Nashville
New Orleans
St. Tammany Parish
Ape Por
Ontario
Atelanta, Co
Northen
London Standard
St Petersbure
Dew Rapl
Zaccharin
Carefhd
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
Corea
Fitzsimmons
Joe Wendig
Florida Athletic Club
Jacksonville
Morse
Express Withciais
Richmond
Murray
Lake Fidler
Shamokin
New Foundland
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Meury Clay Celliery
Anni
Henry Clay
Mig Mountain
Sterling
Richmonds
Richmond, Fredericksburg
Tnd
Aqula Creek
Quintion
Revelverst
Dieusmut
BP. Crutohe Geld Ud H. Mureag
Eehgera
Dbo
Upen
Washington News
South Atlantic
Chesapeake Bay
Delaware
Naval Dock Yards
B. C. Matthews
Secretary of the Navy
Open Naval Dock Yards
League Island
Boston
Norfolk
Mare Island
Cal
Matthews
Port Royal
Paget Sound
Congress
Commission
Ladies’ Literary Club
Simone
Cent
Diamond CR Salt CO
Bich
Pallay
Aridie
Montana
Ersons
Hoart of Trade
Falls
Ment
Thaliepell
Helena
Rust Arms
Whitney
G. P
T. A
GN. Ry
St. Paul
Minn
St, Paul
Minneapolis
Great Falls
Boulder
Butte
Anaconda
Neihart
Kalispell
Bonner's Ferry
the Kootena
Spokane
Wenatcher
Lake Chelan
Okanogan Country
Seattle
Vancouver
Portland
Pine Semnerye Huntin Pishinats
Foe Investure
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