Wall Street Bulls Drive Bears After Brisk Attack
The New York stock market showed a substantial intraday rise with heavy volume, driven by short-covering after a major brokerage failure. United States Steel and Union Pacific led gains while iron and steel demand remained weak, and a Pennsylvania bond issue fueled ongoing market interest as bonds stayed firm.
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Wall Street
United States Steel
United States
Union Pacific
Holida
New York
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Loan
Stocks in London Steady Near Parity Amid Lite Trading
American equities in London hold near parity as the market shows heavy, inactive conditions. Norfolk & Western sells 7.5 million dollars in two year notes at 5 percent. Iron producers in the South say trade pessimism has been exaggerated. Light demand from loan crowds noted. Pennsylvania bona issue expected to be oversubscribed both domestically and abroad.
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Pennsylvania
Brokers Forecasting Rising Securities Prices Buy Rails
The Charles Bultman Co notes no obstacle to a price rise and expects a bull campaign, advising purchases. They favor conservative bullishness with buys on rails during recessions, especially Union Pacific, Reading, Northern Pacific, Atchison and Southern.
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Charles Bultman Co
Union Pacific
Reading
Northern Pacific
Atchison and
Southern
Market closes near highs on strong session
The market finished strong with gains over the opening, Union Pacific and Reading leading the advance. Bond trading surged as easy money spurred investment and prices rose, while rapid buying from short covering supported a late-session move near the highs.
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Union Pacific
Reading
Page & Hill
Coffee Market Opens Steady in New York Trade
The New York coffee market opened steady with slight declines late in the session. Trading showed switching from near to late months amid steady closes and strong buying by trade interests as 63 000 bags moved, with May at 65.60c and other contracts quoted up to 6c in December and March. Spot prices remained quiet with Rio and Santos bids mixed and Cordova trading near 9 3-4 to 12 3-4c.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Dry goods market quiet in New York trade
The New York dry goods market on April 24 was quiet and featureless. Cotton yarns held steady while selling pressure rose in some areas. Wool prices dipped slightly and carpet wools again saw exports. Jobbers made slow progress clearing general merchandise, with a modest rise in summer fabric demand.
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New York
Mining stock quotes from Boston market report
A Boston market summary lists numerous mining and coal stock percentages and bids including Adventure 1% Amalgamated 60% United Copper 6% Grand totals across several firms such as Calumet and Hecla, Quincy 83, Isabella entries and regional miners like Michigan Montana Nevada and Arizona concerns with varied bids and closes.
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Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly-West
Dominion Coal
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
United States Mining
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Arizona
Arizona’Commercial
Greene Cananea
Treasury balances report for April 24 in Washington
Treasury statement lists general fund balances excluding the gold reserve. Available cash $252,430,346. Gold coin and bullion $15,640,520. Gold certificates $24,472,020.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
New York Bond Sales Listings Round Up Totals
A dense list of bond offerings and prices from New York auctions led by W E Hutton and Co and First National Bank, including Erie, Seaboard, Pacific, and various rail and utility issues. Totals approach 5.1 million with many 4s 5s and 6s listed at varied percentages and instalments.
Finance and club meetings highlight Walnut Hills notices
The Walnut Hills Finance Committee meets today at the Business Men's Club to plan clubhouse funds. Norwood Savings Bank and Trust Company shares that its charter was surrendered at yesterday’s stockholders meeting, absorbed by Norwood National Bank a year ago. Future reports promise record progress for the Receivers and Shippers' Association. Visitors to the Business Men's Club include prominent officials from Knoxville, Cleveland, Chicago, Louisville, Memphis, New York, and Lancaster. The Cincinnati Foundry Foremen will meet at the Palace Hotel with talks on alloys, valve fittings, and bonnet valve casting. Lumbermen's Club election is set for May 4 with two candidate tickets named.
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Walnut Hills Business Club
Business Men's Club
Gilbert Avenue
Norwood Savings Bank and Trust Company
Union Trust Building
Norwood National Bank
F. W. C. Bailey
Knoxville
Cincinnati
Associated Foundry
Palace Hotel
George Kselliott
P. F. Wehmer
John C. Burns
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Ohio Traction Company
Walter A. Draper
Foreign Bourses Show Mixed Tone Amid Global Trading
London markets faced scarce money and firmer discounts as new issues and Pennsylvania bonds influenced trading. Indian stocks lagged amid frontier tensions while Japanese securities weakened on boycott fears. New York and American rail stocks provided late strength as Paris and Berlin markets held steady on mixed economic signals.
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London
Stock Exchange
Reading Houses
New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Anaconda
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Chicago
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Railway
United States Steel
Wabash
Paris
Berlin
Essen
Exchange
Cotton market steadies as spots hold and futures edge higher
New Orleans reports steady prices with middling at 10 1-16 cents and a busy day of 2,050 bales sold. Liverpool closes with American middling fair near 5.95d, while New York sees a cautious rally before late selling, with overall modest gains and varied regional receipts.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Shorts
New York
Wall Street
Houstons
Municipal Prominence in Cincinnati Markets and Stock Listings
Cincinnati reports bank clearings of 3 019 000 with a 25 cent New York premium. Chicago clearings 34 271 390 balances 2 307 036 with 50 cent premium. Rail and traction stocks listed. numerous bonds and industrials noted with ex-dividend statuses and varying prices.
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Chicago
New York Exchange
Detroit United
Montreal Street Railway
FONDA
Johnstown
Gloversville
Inc
Market Report Shows Cincinnati Securities Lead Activity
In St Louis on April 24 clearings reached 8.89 million with New York exchange at a 65.2 premium. Municipals led trading with Cincinnati Street and Sewer 4s and Cincinnati School 4s rising. Dayton & Michigan 5s and Cin. Edison Electric 5s traded. Stocks were quiet. Procter & Gamble shares moved modestly while Cincinnati Newport & Covington Light and Traction preferred remained in demand. Rejections were common in tobacco offerings and overall money markets stayed calm with call loans at 4 percent.
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New York
Stock Exchange
ST. Louis
New York Exchange
Cincinnati Street
Cincinnati School
Cleveland (O
Dayton & Michigan
Columbus Railway
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington
Cincinnati Edison Electric
Procter & Gamble Common
Cincinnati
Newport and
Covington Light and Traction
Procter & Gamble
T.pld
Col. Ry
St. and Sewer
Edison Elect
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison Adj
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
Union Pacific
American Arge. Chemical
American Pneumatic Tube
American Sugar
American Tel
Tel
American Woolen
Dominion Iron and Steel
Edison Electric
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Machine
United States Steel
Cotton seed oil price report from New Orleans
Cotton seed oil in New Orleans on April 4 quotes prime at 42 cents per pound.
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New Orleans
Prime
Tobacco offerings light in Louisville market report
Special Dispatch from Louisville notes light tobacco offerings with 187 hhds Burley 86 hhds and dark 101 hhds. Sales include Pickett 2 hhds new Burley at 13 and 16.75, 2 hhds new dark at 6.30 and 38, Kentucky 33 hhds new dark from 6.30 to 10.25, Louisville 22 hhds old dark from 7.50 to 8.90 and 10 hhds new Burley 9 to 11.50, United Dark 54 hhds new 5.40 to 11.50, Central 30 hhds new Burley 9.80 to 16, Main Street 15 hhds new Burley 11 to 16.75.
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George Eustis & Co
Mercantile Library
Ms Atlantic
Goan Line
O- R. Kros Das
Canadian Pacific
Ae Aster
Chicago G. W
Chicago & Alton
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Erie Com
Aare Terereee
Great Northern
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Mexican Central
New York Central
St. Paul
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Consolidated
General Electric See Veer
United States Steel
Wee Eneenene
Western Union Ceveee
Cerseretereee
W. E. Hutton & Co
First National Bank
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Seaboard A. Aeis
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Adams
An. Pac
Kings Co
Sain
M. S
RL & P. Cj
Mex. Cent. Ist Inc
Nassau
Globe
Buckeye
Bodmann
Missouri
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Burley
Pickett
Kentucky
United Dark
Central
Wool Market Dull in New England and Boston Reports
In St Louis dull wool conditions noted with varied fineness. Boston Bulletin reports the wool market as quiet and featureless with small lots from 15 000 to 25 000 pounds. Shipments to April 23 total 43 500 362 pounds, receipts 41 400 963 pounds, versus last year’s figures.
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ST. Louis
Boston
Dairy and Poultry Prices Across Cities on April 24
Reports from Chicago New York and Kansas City show butter steady to weak, cheese easing, eggs steady with large receipts, and poultry prices firm for live birds and varied for dressed meat. Prices list per dozen and per pound, with regional variations across markets.
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Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Market price report for mining stocks in New York
New York April 2 4 adame con .05 alice 2.25 breece .10 brunswick con .10 comstock timnel .40 con. cal. and va iron silver 1.00 leadville con .05 lit le chief .05 ontario 4.00 ophir 2.15 potosi .10 savage 37 nevada .40 small hopes .18 standard 1.60.
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New York
Adame
Alice
Breece
Brunswick
Comstock Timnel
Cal
Leadville
Litle Chief
Ontario
Ophir
Potosi
Savage
Nevada
Small Hopes
Standard
Clover seed and timothy price listings from Toledo note
In Toledo on April 24 the Clover seed prices show Cash 12.0 dollars April 12 and October 7.70 dollars. Timothy prime priced at 2.15 dollars.
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Toledo
Timothy
Wheat and hay markets firm as receipts rise
The Cincinnati market notes firm wheat and flour with fair demand and moderate offerings for corn and oats. Hay shows liberal receipts but strong demand. whisky remains firm. Prices list winter patent and various No. 2 to No. 4 grades, with reported sales and car lots across wheat corn oats hay and whisky.
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SB Fog Waite cc
Market Prices for Fresh Produce
The list shows produce prices by item and container. Apples at 2 to 3 dollars per barrel, bananas 1.75 to 2 per bunch, beets 1.50 per barrel, carrots 1.50 per barrel, cabbage 1.75 per crate, lemons 3.25 per box, oranges 2.50 per box, home-grown onions 0.90 a bush, potatoes 2.60 to 2.75 per barrel, strawberries 0.25 to 0.50 per quart, squash 2 to 2.25, sweet potatoes 4 per crate, yontatoes 1.50 to 2 per crate.
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Messina
Palermo
Florida
Queens
Oil and Turpentine Prices and Shipments Across Cities
Oil balances and shipments reported for Oil City Toledo and Savannah with April dates. Turpentine and rosin activity noted in Savannah with price ranges and stock figures. Additional remarks include Charleston, Wilmington markets with limited activity and spirits turpentine status.
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Oil City
Toledo
Lima
Indiana
Savannah
Charleston
Sinergentian
Rosin
Wilmington
ES Peerma
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H. M. Beazell
Boston Mining
Treasury Statement
Teese
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E. E. Williamson
Receivers and Shippers’ Association
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Business Men’s Club
B. F. Dulweber
George Littleford
Charles F. Shields
E. J. Thoman
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