Market Prices Show Turbulence as Grains Fall
Washington Post report notes a volatile trading day with grain prices dropping sharply on selling by former speculators and short selling. Cotton futures were pressured by frost fears, while stock markets opened higher but closed mixed as Steel dividend news and exchange shifts influenced sentiment.
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Stock Exchange Inquiry Killed in New York Assembly
By a decisive vote the New York Assembly refused to withdraw the Toombs resolution for a submission to investigate the New York Stock and Consolidated exchanges and all other exchanges in the state. The move, effective today, kills the measure and leaves the inquiry blocked in the Ways and Means Committee.
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Washington Produce Market Prices
Prices for fruits vegetables poultry and dairy items listed with scattered figures and regional references. Hogs believably Virginia and surrounding areas. Dressed poultry and assorted produce show varied per pound crate and per unit rates.
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New York Cotton Market Sees Sharp Rally Amid Bear Pressure
In New York on April 28, the cotton market rose sharply before turning mixed as bear pressure recovered. Traders questioned yesterday’s crop damage reports and awaited reprints, with spot prices remaining largely unchanged while futures showed volatility. The day closed quietly as selling increased late, with notable activity in nearby months and limited gains for bulls.
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Copper and metal markets show mixed action in New York trade
The New York Metal Exchange quotes for copper show spot April and May around 12.59 to 12.69, with July near 12.50. English market opens weak but recovers, while local prices drift with scattered farm and cattle notes and beef and lamb pricing across Boston and Cleveland reports.
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Daily Cotton Market Report from Toledo
Toledo market summary for April reports North Lime South Lime and Indians at 73, with credit balances 135, mung 18.90, average 355,816, shipments 226,834, and overall average 362,704.
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Wall Street Gossip on Steel Dividend Outlook
The Washington Prat notes Wall Street debate over Steel dividend prospects and earnings for the quarter. Traders question if a 6 percent regular dividend will rise, amid earnings doubts and policy signals from Judge Gary, with some relief over more liberal treatment of stockholders.
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Washington rail stocks pull spark amid transfers and disputes
Washington Railways common moved around 3 3 4 to 3 7 4 4 in active trading on the Washington Stock Exchange as investors weighed universal transfer proposals and potential effects on stock values. The Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron and Seaboard Air Line Railway discussed earnings, wages, and regional market implications amid ongoing management reorganization rumors.
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New York Produce Prices and Supplies Report April 3
New York market notes show butter receipts 1 872 goods, cheese and vegetables steady to mixed, pork and flour prices steady to lower, cottonseed oil near steady, sugar raw steady, coffee quiet, potatoes and cabbage dull. Prices reflect widespread variability across commodities with mixed quality signals and regional deliveries.
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Heinze On Trial In U S Court For Misapplying Funds
Special to The Washington Post from New York April 26 details a full day spent selecting a jury to try Fritz Augustus Heinze copper magnate and former banker on charges of overcertifying and misapplying Mercantile Bank funds before the 1907 panic. The proceedings reveal clashes over connections to Standard Oil and disputes between Heinze and Wall Street figures as Judge Hough presides.
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Opposition to Haitian Gift to American Firm Sparks Unrest
In Port au Prince on April 26, President Simon’s concession to an American company for banana cultivation export and railway construction triggers violent antigovernment protests. Opposition claims foreign control surrenders Haiti’s autonomy. German elements back the opposition. Frederique of the Firmin party was arrested for threats of armed uprising.
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Gov Fort declines call for special session over riot claims
Gov Fort announced he would not reply to Speaker Ward’s letter demanding a special session to investigate alleged orgy scenes at the end of the legislative session. He said the incident is closed and that the facts are generally known despite exaggerated newspaper coverage.
Fatal Storm Hits Circus Tent in Jersey City
A heavy April thunderstorm in New York state toppled the circus tent sheltering a six ring circus menagerie in Jersey City. One man was killed, another fatally injured, and a third badly hurt while cages were damaged. No wild animals escaped as the show prepared to depart.
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New York Grain Market Sees Wheat Declines On Weak Speculation
In New York on April 35, Chicago style wheat futures eased amid active selling as weather hopes faded. Export buyers picked up several loads of Manitoba wheat for May delivery, while options closed with notable declines. Corn and oats also showed limited activity with few transactions and modest price moves.
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May Vohe Granted Absolute Divorce in Oregon City
Actress Mary Augusta Strong formerly May Vohe was granted an absolute divorce from Capt. Putnam Bradice Strong in Oregon City on April 1 2 on grounds of desertion the court ruling established the final dissolution of their marriage in Oregon.
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Steel Dividend 5 Per Cent Chairman Gary Announces raise
The Steel Corporation directors declare a regular dividend on common stock rising from 3 per cent to 5 per cent annually and announce extra dividends for future disbursements. First quarter earnings reach 37,616,876 with net 21,502,194 and orders on hand total 41 filled 5,402,514 tons. Preferred dividend 43 cents payable May 28 and common dividend payable June 28.
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Steal Corporation
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Mrs Snead in Court in Famous Poison Case
In Trenton New Jersey April 28 Judge Lanning heard habeas corpus arguments to release Mrs Mary W Snead from Essex county Jail. She is indicted in connection with the alleged murder by poisoning of Oxey W Snead her niece. The judge reserved decision after ruling the indictment may be reviewed by state courts.
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Knights of Columbus Mortuary Funds Dispute In Court
In Bridgeport Connecticut Judge Curtis opened a friendly suit over $616 000 in mortuary funds dating to members before 1992. About 4000 members claim rights, contending those joined after 1900 when the order adopted an insurance department should not share the distribution. Both sides bring strong legal teams.
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Knights of Columbus
H. J. Curtis
Printing fund shortage halts health service reports
The government faces no funds for printing and binding for the marine hospital and public health service. A proposed $60 000 appropriation urged by Secretary MacVeagh is awaiting approval by Con Bross. Reports are delayed as printing exhaustion halts dissemination of funds and data on diseases.
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Chinese Declare Peace in Changsha Amid Riots
Changsha governor Yang Wen Ting issues peace proclamation while the British consul refuses responsibility for any harm to persons ashore. Missionaries report rioting subsiding with indications the trouble is ending. Governor cites damage at about 82,008,000.
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Chang- Te-Fu
Supreme Court Rules Octoroons Not Negroes in Louisiana
New Orleans April court decision states that laws using the term negroes do not apply to octoroons or quadroons. The ruling holds that text mentioning negroes cannot be extended to mixed-blood individuals.
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Bryce Speaks at Grinnell on English Judicial Methods
James Bryce the British ambassador visits Grinnell Iowa guest of Prof Jease Macey of Grinnell College. Macey organized a personal guard for the ambassador. Bryce spoke on English Experience in Judicial and Legislative Methods tonight.
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Grinnell College
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Iowa
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