Strength of Stocks Up In Union Pacific Market
The Washington Post notes the stock market withstood Chicago bank failures, showing general prosperity and strong Union Pacific gains. It explains that Union Pacific movement likely reflects its strong earnings, free assets, and value of Great Northern and Northern Pacific holdings, amid Wall Street chatter of reorganizations and distributions.
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Rail and Transit Stocks Rise On Westward Railway Prospects
Dockside rail agitation and new holding company talk lift Union Pacific and Metropolitan Street Railway tied shares. Analysts expect extra Nippon style dividends from Great Northern and possible royalty arrangements with United States Steel. Metropolitan stock outlook hints at 6 to 7 percent yields within four years as Pennsylvania influence grows. Daniel F. Kellogg notes market optimism amid U S Steel orders and easing money rates ahead.
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Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Advertises Relief
An advice style claim targets women with household duties, describing fatigue and nervous weakness. It promotes Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a nerve food and tonic that soothes nerves and aids sleep. A testimonial from Palmer, Lexington, notes dramatic recovery and weight gain after use.
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Big Increase in Exports to China and Japan
The Department of Commerce bulletin notes exports to China and Japan have more than doubled in the ten months to October. Copper and cotton cloth dominate growth, with China buying $27.4 million in cotton cloth and copper exports rising to $11.2 million. Japan shows gains in flour, vehicles, raw cotton, machinery, locomotives, paper, tobacco, and lumber.
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Ginners' Board to Prepare Es timate on January 12
Dallas reports that the National Ginners' Association calls a January 4 meeting of vice presidents to issue another hate report. Secretary Blackwell says future reports will be board produced and telegraphed after markets close. President Taylor travels to Washington to review government report from December 1. Mexican Bank to Double Capital in Mexico City with new issue of 1,580,000 at premium. Swift & Company beef sales in Washington averaged 67.8 cents per pound for the week.
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Tobacco Sales Heavy Amid Unfavorable Weather Pushes Prices Up
Weather and bad roads limited receipts last week yet prices remained strong across Danville Lynchburg and South Boston markets. December 1905 sales reached 3,900,569 pounds with total value about 894,260 dollars while four month totals surged versus 1904. In Danville and Durham the crop showed generally good size and color though some leaf was off in quality. Over 4 million pounds have been sold in Durham with an average around 11 cents as markets expect brisk reopenings in January.
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East Indian Theosophy lecturer on man’s invisible bodies
C Jnarajadasa of Ceylon spoke at the Confederate Veterans Hall on man’s astral and mental bodies, explaining sleep travel, post death visibility, and ghosts as normal phenomena. He cited advances in physics and clairvoyance, urging acceptance of multiple matter worldviews to ease fear of death. He announced future talks at the Veterans Mall and 222 A Street SE on related Theosophical topics.
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Big Colony for Mexico Migrants Set for Chihuahua
Mexico City reports a large Mormon influx to Chihuahua after the holidays. About 1,000 Utah men women and children will settle on thousands of acres already secured. Authorities welcome strict law obedience while permit diverse creeds.
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Fire at Spring Valley coal mine kills mules
A blaze swept the Marquette Third Vein Coal Company shaft at Spring Valley Illinois destroying the shaft building and suffocating one hundred mules. Reported value of the loss stands at $250,000 with no insurance. The mine had capacity over 1,000 tons per day and was owned by the company.
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