Market Holds Firm as Bank Note Growth Lifts Money
The piece argues bank note circulation has surged since the bond refunding act, aided by gold production and currency policy. It ties cheap money to higher prices in stocks and commodities, notes rail, steel, and railroad earnings, and suggests further expansion via Panama Canal bonds. Kellogg comments on treasury policies and gold standards.
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Wea
Passat
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
National Bank
Treasury Department
Shaw
Washington
Congress
Panama Canal
Fipurea
National Bank Act
Daniel F. Kellogg
Grain market rounds out with price dips and steady futures
New York grain notes show wheat prices slipping after a brief rally, with December closing at 47-18 for wheat and slight gains or steadiness in corn and oats. The report cites exports and receipts, No. 2 red and No. 1 Northern wheat details, and mentions a Columbus editor treated for wounds after an accident.
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New York
Godalk
Northern
Duluth
T.o. B. Fom
Manitoba
Henstots
Record Tobacco Sales Lift Danville Prices Significantly
Danville Virginia reports a record week with about 3 million pounds of loose leaf tobacco sold on first hands. Prices under higher receipts held steady, with quality improving and buyers active. old cargo scarce and no decline seen. Lynchburg and Petersburg also show bigger weekly totals and strong demand, aided by Society of Equity barn sales.
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Petersburg
Lynchburg
Washington Post
Danville
The
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Thisty
Society of Equity
Mov
Post
Southalde Virpida
Baltimore Market News Fluctuations and Prices
Baltimore market report November 4 notes quiet grain exports and steady butter eggs cheese and sugar. Wheat and corn show slight changes with spot and futures listed. receipts and exports detailed for yellow white corn and rye. Grain freights calm. Prices for butter eggs cheese and sugar steady to firm with variety in creamery and ladle offerings.
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Baltimore
Red Western
Southern
Weigg
Live Stock Markets Across Cities Dip and Rally
New York reports mixed cattle and hog quotes with weak beef demand and steady sheep market as receipts rise. Chicago cattle and hog markets show steady to soft tone with varied ranges for calves, veal, and prime beef. Swift & Company notes Washington week average fresh beef price at 6.18 cents per pound.
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New York
Beeves
Exporia
Chicago
Seeves
Swift & Company
Washington, D. C
New York Produce Prices and Market Updates
New York market notes firm or unchanged across butter cheese eggs and poultry with receipts in thousands. Grain products corn meal rye flour and buckwheat flour show steady prices. oils, coffee, sugar, and spices display mixed activity amid solid demand and seasonal movement.
New York cotton market opens higher on firm demand
The New York cotton market opened unchanged to up about 3 points and then rose sharply in early trading. Dealers cited Liverpool features and weekend realizations, with futures near 11.20 for January as shorts covered and bulls supported by strong trade demand and firmer interior prices amid rain forecasts in the Western belt.
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Liverpool
Uogglon
Liv‘erpao
Tanher to Open Bazaar at St Josephs Church
Preparations are complete for the bazaar at St Josephs Catholic Church in the school hall on Second street northeast between C and D. Corporal James Tanner will open the bazaar as guest of honor, with Valentine F Schmitt introducing him. Rev Ignatius Fealy leads a large committee organizing booths, receptions, finance, press, hall arrangements, music, and decoration for the benefited event.
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Second Street
C and
D Streets
James Tanner
Grand Army of the Republic
Valentine F. Schmitt
Tanner
Ignatius Fealy
Con Gregaton
J. Curtin
Thomas Campbell
Joseph Catlen
M. J Sham
J. W. Roberts
G. Smith
J. R. Stone
T. N. Thornett
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J. W. Whalen
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Charka Lehman
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H. N. Whalen
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Joseph O Howard
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F. Garry
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A. B. Derr
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George Kolb
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L. A. Marschener
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J. Leo Kolb
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Lincoln and Lee Birthdays as National Holidays
Martha Andrews Cleveland of Memphis urges Congress to proclaim the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln and Robert E. Lee as national holidays. In a New Orleans speech President Roosevelt is cited on national unity and valor from both Civil War sides.
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Abraham Lincoln
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Lee
Rooselvelt
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Martha Andrews
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Memphis
Tenn
Fights with Officers End in Lockup for Brass Theft
Edward Lankey alias Lackey fought with two police officers and a railroad watchman in the Pennsylvania Railroad yards on New Jersey Avenue Southeast. He was charged with larceny of brass from the railroad after Henry McGrath, the watchman, saw him leaving with a quantity of old brass and attempted arrest. Lankey posted security for examination.
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New Jersey
Edward Lankey
Lackey
Henry McGrath
Lankey
McGrath
Child Hurt by Fall from Car at Busy Street
Saran venowinz, about five, fell from a car near Seventh Street and Florida Avenue North yesterday. She suffered a hip injury and facial bruising, was treated at Freedmen's Hospital, then returned home to 222 Brightwood Avenue Northwest. Joe.
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Seventh Street
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Freedmen’s Hospital
Brightwood Avenue
MAIL SHIP SUBSIDY FAILS TO BENEFIT AMERICAN SHIPPING
W A Croffu analyzes a decade long mail subsidy granted to the International Mercantile Marine Company for New York Southampton service. He argues the policy wasted about seven million dollars, funded foreign-flag ships, and shifted fast mail service to slower foreign lines, impairing mail delivery and national interests. He urges caution against renewed subsidies.
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New York
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White Star Line
Shemla
White Star
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W. A. Croffu
Fight for Intelligence in Maryland Campaign
Presley EH urges Maryland voters to support a proposed amendment, arguing it will curb ignorant voting and protect the state's integrity. He praises Senator Gorman’s leadership and appeals to Democrats and Republicans alike to cast ballots for reform, warning against remaining in the old rut.
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Maryland
Arthur P. Gorman
Presley EH
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