Canadian Pacific Strength Lifts Stocks As Gold Flows Rise
In New York May 2 the stock market drifted with steel and tobacco uncertainty. Union Pacific and the Eries showed strength while Canadian Pacific gained to a high record. The gold outflow to Canada continued with 1.236 million sent today, lifting year total past 10 million.
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Union Pacific
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Eries
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Pittsburg
Chicago
United States Steel
Electric Group
Pittsburg Coal
American Tobacco
Dominion
New York
Michigan Central
Wall Street Gossip on May Market Movements and Rail Jobs
Special to The Wastingta Poe reports May wind up of the camp area and wheat outlook from Chicago to New York. Prices rise for a key option to 102 8-4 as speculators fear covering commitments before expiration. Steel and locomotive news show layoffs and potential cuts in rail equipment orders amid dull times. W. C. Brown discusses crops across the corridor from Albany to the Mississippi River and steel price expectations. Gold flows to Canada, May receipts tallied, and Tobacco stock moves brighten trading, with Canadian Pacific hitting new highs and standard shifts in bonds and dividents.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia Dispatch
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Pullman Company
W. C. Brown
New York Central
Albany
Mississippi River
New York Bond Market Update Seizes Trading Pulse
A brief market note notes bonds moving in New York with activity at W. B. Hibbs and Co bankers and on the New York Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade. Investors watch price shifts and volume as markets react to daily developments.
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Bankers and New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of
London
Harriman & Co
Financial
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Hembers
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Washington Stock Exchange Prices and Commodities Report
May 29 report from Philadelphia lists wheat contract grades and export elevator prices, corn May values, butter and eggs steadiness with minor gains, and poultry prices for wire fowls, ducks, and roosters. Also shows potato per bushel ranges, grain city quotes, and credit balances with shipment totals.
Washington Stock Exchange Quiet on Dull Trading Day
A quiet day on the Washington Stock Exchange saw minimal trading with only select small lots moving. Bond trades were sparse and insiders pursued a bid for Washington Railway and Electric stock amid a generally inactive market.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Mergenthaler
Lanston
United States
Union Trust
Norfolk and Washington Steanboat
Washington Railway and Electric Company
New York Produce Prices and Market Report May 29
New York prices show steady trends across dairy, eggs, poultry and grains. Creamery products, cheese, eggs and meats move with varying premiums, while cottonseed oil margins and grain shipments to Liverpool reflect steady demand and seasonally adjusted activity.
Live Stock Markets Report From Baltimore and New York
Baltimore market shows weekly cattle receipts 2,273 with prices 4.00 to 6.00 for steers and 1.75 to 4.50 for cows. Hogs total 10,759 with prices 6.50 to 6.80 for near terms and 4.50 to 5.50 for troughs. Sheep and lambs receipts 2,943 with spring sheep 8.00 to 8.50 and clipped lambs 4.00 to 6.75. New York reports higher sheep and veal prices, calves active. Chicago notes steady to strong cattle 22,000 and hogs 38,000 with varied classes.
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Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Reeves
Ilower
New York Cotton Market Faces Holiday Pause and Reports
The New York cotton market ends a volatile session steady to mixed, with late trading muted ahead of a holiday and the government crop report due next Friday. The National Ginners Association report cites 85.6 percent condition and 35,108,000 acres, while Chicago driven sales weigh on August and later months. Liverpool notes near month steadiness tied to Manchester activity. Prices show narrow gains and losses across the board as brokers digest the crop data.
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New York
National Ginners’ Association
Wall Street
Cela
Bea
Chicago
Liverpool
Montha
Manchester
Owen
Baltimore Markets May 29 Wheat and Poultry Prices
Market notes from Baltimore on May 29 show spot wheat Easter at 9.24, Southern on grade 9.234, corn dull at 61, oats firm No 7 white 4.25, and various poultry prices including spring chickens at 1.5 per lb, old hens 14 per lb, ducks 12 per lb, and pigeons 23 per pair. Butter figures list creamery and dairy prints with multiple per pound ranges. Eggs across Maryland and nearby states quoted at doz 15% to 15% with regional variations.
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SmAlLs-Chalmers Pfa
Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
Laclede Gas
Lehigh Valley
Louisville
Nashville
Minneapolis
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Loojam
Car and Foundry
Kans
American Ice Securities
Missouri Pacific
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New York Central
American Steel Foundries
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Westen
American Tobacco Ptd
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Hlsan
People Gas
Jatlantic Coast Line
Atpitts
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Bethlehem Steel
Pittsburg
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Wood Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Pullman Palace War
Central Leather
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Railway Steel Spring
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Reading
New Jersey
Republic Steel
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Ubio
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Avon
Chirago Great Weat
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Chicago Great and Tool
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Laddigehafield Central
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Virginia-Carolina Chemica
Caterborough-Met
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Washington Market Wholesale Prices For Fresh Produce
Wholesale market report notes good demand for fresh fruits and vegetables. Receipts moderate. eggs, butter, cheese, poultry and vegetables listed with varied regional prices for Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, and California. Prices shown include apples, oranges, lemons, strawberries, cucumbers, potatoes, onions, cabbage, lettuce, peppers, mushrooms, and more.
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West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
Elgin
New York State
New
Georgia
Florida
North Carolina
Anges
California
Fearful Abductions Subpoenas Issued In Oscar Potter Case
U S district attorney moves to grand jury to enable extradition against William Potter and Arthur Duguid for the Oscar Potter kidnapping from the Episcopal Bell Home. Warrants cover DC only. suspects believed in North Carolina. Supt Cisco warns of danger to children’s homes as authorities pursue Duguid in Vanceboro.
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Oscar Potter
Episcopal Bell
United States District Attorney's Office
John A. Cisco
Board of Children’s Guardians
Grand Jury
William Potter
Arthur Duguid
District of Columbia
Cisco Saya
Potter
Episcopal Bell Home
Ketcham School
Dugald
Vanceboro
Howard University Class Receives Diplomas in Ceremony
Graduation exercises at Howard University awarded diplomas to graduates from the normal kindergarten and academic departments. Archibald H. Grimke spoke, and the Howard University Orchestra performed. Recipients included Evelyn Addison Ida Allen Cecelia Cooper Edna Herndon Florerice Payne Mary Roas Georgia Smyly William Banister Lucretia Berry Thomas Brown Lawrence Carey Carter Case Shirley Crampton Robert Crumpler Alberta Desmukes Nellie Hubanks Martha Evans Frank Fitzpatrick William Foster Joseph Franklin Percy Garland Claybourne George Norman Harris Chas Hendley M E Hoffman Charles Humbert James Jackson Alvesta Lancaster Moshy McAden Willis Madden Benjamin Naylor William Pollard Lottie Ruddock Guy Ruffin Edward Stephens Benjamin Taylor Alfred Tavernier Horace Wallace Blaine Waynes Joseph Williams Maudeg Wilson Charles Woodford Ida Berry Roy Bond Julia Brown Camora Carter Anna Cecil Albert Desmukes Robert Greene Nellie Hargrave Louise Purvis.
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Archibald H. Grimke
United States
Santo Domingo
Haiti
William B. Banister
Lucretia A. Berry
Thomas C. Brown
Lawrence B. Carey
Peter J. Carter
John T. Case
Shirley Cecil
Bar
H. Crampton
Robert B. Crumpler
Alberta D. Desmukes
Nellie F. Hubanks
Martha L. Evans
Frank N. Fitzpatrick
William H. Foster
Joseph A. Franklin
Percy Garland
J. Claybourne George
Norman W
Joseph C. Williams
Maudeg. Wilson
Charles M. Woodford
Ida R. Berry
Roy 8. Bond
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Brown
Camora B. Carter
Anna M. Cecil
Albert D. Desmukes
Robert B. Greene
Nellie C. Hargrave
Louise D. Purvis
Archbold Sees Rescue Loss of Best Bridge Hand
Special to The Washington Post reports John D. Archbold salvaged two youths from the Hudson as their rowing shell sank while he and companions sailed toward Tarrytown on the Vixen. James Francis and Thomas O'Donnell of Union Boat Club were rescued. Archbold dropped his hand of cards, claiming it was his best ever.
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Washington Post
New York
John D. Archbold
Hudson River
Archbold
Tarrytown
James Francis
Thomas O'Donnell
Union Boat Club
Mr. Archbold
New York Grain May Report Highlights Weak Futures
New York May 29 Wheat futures weaker amid ample rains in the Southwest and weak cables. Spot No 2 hard red winter wheat listed 96 cents f.o.b. afloat. No 1 Northern futures near steady. Corn and oats trade limited with slight declines and steady spot markets. receipts and shipments detailed.
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Duluth
Chicago
May
Run Said to Perkins Trust Company President Says Morgan Partner Acted Intentionally
Oakleigh Thorne president of the Trust Company of America testifies before Congress that George W. Perkins then Morgan partner issued a statement likely to trigger a run on the Trust Company. Thorne says Perkins admitted he believed causing a run on Knickerbocker and the Trust Company of America would save other trusts.
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Washington Post
New York
John W. Gates
House of Representatives
Oakleigh Thorne
Trust Company of America
George W. Perkins
Thorne
Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Washington cattle market veal and hog prices steady
In Washington markets choic eveal calves hold steady while hogs priced per cwt show 64 to 66 percent, sheep at 20 to 23 cents per pound, lambs spring choice at 84 to 85 cents, veal calves choice at 80 to 81 cents and medium veal at 74 to 78 cents per pound.
Americans Presented to King George at St James Palace Levee
Ambassador Reid presented several Americans to King George at the St James Palace levee in London on May 2. Attendees included J Pierpont Morgan, Albert Cook Myers of Moylan Pennsylvania, Edward Hringhurst of Philadelphia, and William Forbes Morgan of New York, with embassy staff.
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Edward Hringhurst
Philadelphia
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New York
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Washington officials inspect Wilmington fire engines
Three fire officials from Washington arrived in Wilmington and inspected the city fire department engines. Chief Frank J. Wagner, Superintendent of Machinery T. M. Robinson, and W. C. Raddett conducted satisfactory tests of the nap engines in Wilmington on May 23.
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Pope deplores new law in encyclical to bishops
Rome May 29. An encyclical issued by Pope Pius XII deplores the anti religious stance of the Portuguese republic’s government. The Holy See says it has been patient but cannot remain silent as the separation law denies Catholic citizens even basic liberties.
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Metal market summary highlights copper gains and London values
Market notes from New York and London show copper prices steady with May to August futures around 11.70 to 12.00. Export figures report 23,996 tons of copper this month. Local foundry quotes include No 1 Northern and Southern soft copper around 16.00. An unrelated ad row promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla for skin clarity.
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London
Custom House
Foundry
Northern
Nrthern
Southern Soft
Paying Teller a Prisoner in Embezzlement Case
Pittsburg May 2 William W Barker 36 paying teller of the Diamond National Bank was arrested by federal authorities charged with embezzling 14505 of the bank funds. Barker is alleged to have taken sums from bags of quarters and dimes with nickels substituted for quarters and pennies for dimes and coins scooped from bag centers.
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Wiliam W. Barker
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Nicke
Officers Detailed for Army Staffing Actions and Deployments
Leaves of absence for Capt Frances H Lomax and others, plus numerous officer details for quartermaster and ordnance work, recruiting service, militia duty, and reorganizations. Arrivals and departures list ships and stations including Boston, Norfolk, and Tangier Sound with multiple Cavalry and Infantry officers named for specific posts and duties.
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Coast Artillery Corps
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Babcoge
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William Newman
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Thomas B. Lamoreaux
Coast Artery Corps
Amos B. Shattuck
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John L
DE Witt
Twentieth Infantry
Thomas B. Harker
Fifteenth Infantry
Austin F. Prescott
Fifth Infantry
Campbell E. Babcock
Fourth Infantry
Quartermaster
FRANK C. AGLI@S
Department of the Missouri
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Odus C. Horney
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Fort McDowell
Cal
Pat M. Stevens
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Taylor M. Reagan
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Charles S. Frank
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort Slocum
First Lieut. Daniel A. Nolan
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
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Gouverneur V. Packer
Alfred J. Booth
Jefferson Barracks
Moj
Charles J. Symmonds
Twelth Cavalry
Fort Logan
Colo
James Bayylies
Ninth Infantry
Evan M. Johnson, Jr
Sixth Infantry
Columbus
James H. McRae
Thirteenth Infantry
Jefferson City
Andrew J. Dougherty
Thirtieth Infantry
Raleigh
N. C
Cilitia
Army Staff College
Hugh D. Wise
Albany
Edgar T. Collins
Robert McCleave
Des Moines
Iowa
James Justice
Twenty-second Infantry
Austin
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Charles H. Muir
Ilinois
Springfeld
Roger S. Parrott
Field Artillery
Ordnance Department
E.veleth Winslow
Corps of Engineers
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A. VO ZANE Deals in Local Sports and News
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