Wall Street Topics Drive Holiday Trading and Rate Delays
Wall Street faces holiday trading with a potential delay in the Commerce Commission rate decision. Traders weigh the impact of a late verdict, shifting bets to noon today, while prices wobble across major names like Baltimore and Ohio, New York Central, and Chesapeake & Ohio. Financial district activity reflects cautious optimism amid global capital flows and wartime economic shifts.
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Petevine
Wall Street
Pew
Commerce Commission
Norfolk and Western profits slip in April and ten months
Net income for Norfolk and Western rose slightly in April with a year to date decline, reflecting partial recovery from prior losses. Wholesale prices show mixed signals with breadstuffs and meat rising while dairy and garden goods fall. clothing and other food groups also edged down.
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Mike
Gitet Saly
Wall Street Briefs Highlight Mixed Market Movements
Leadon showed a standout performance in a thin market while executives at Rionda Company and Coffee Box Ghia appeared in shifting signals. The week saw gains around 160 million dollars from shipments and transfers through central banking channels, with various movements noted across banks and financial firms.
Utility Earnings Rise Across Western States Firms
Public utility notes report rising customer counts and earnings for several power and transit companies. The Western States Cing and Electric Co shows a 19 percent gain in electric customers to March 3, gas customers up over half a percent, kilowatt usage up nearly 13 percent, and horsepower motor demand up 7 percent year over year. Galveston Electric Co's April gross revenue hits 195,149 with net revenue of 8,000 and surplus growth. full-year metrics show higher gross and net earnings and increased surplus. New York Railways seeks to buy Twenty-third Street Railway stock and issue bonds, with a Public Service Commission hearing set for June 1. Interborough Rapid Transit reports May gross receipts about 72,000 higher than April, eleven-month gains of around 874,000, and a projected 12-month gain near 1.09 million, with net gains outpacing gross growth this year.
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General News
Western States
Cing and Electric Company
California
Galveston Electric Company
MOS
Galveston
Houston
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
York
Baltimore
Dee
Munsey Trust
Tony
aMoe
I. Io
Nort & PT
Pittsburgh
Hs Mo
Ohio
Laval
Irfan Maurice
Westhie
Montreal
SeVie
Nii
Awk
Dees Eane
Laurentide
Shaw
Artis
Sher Williams
Armani
Delieg
Toronto Ry
Toronto
Wulet Reas
J. Carew & Co
Ratley
Kerr Lake
Middle West
South America
Veterson Lake
Persil i i Wescom
Teeady
Ole
Coniagas
Stierbaat
Fonter
Bilver Queen
Gifford i
Temiskaening
Trothewey
Yeator
Wettlaufes
Gould
Porcupines
Preston
Hollinger
West Dame
Haan
TupAter D
Metniyre Naval
Peto
Seek stock to aid road sale plan faces hearing
The New York Railways Company asked the Public Service Commission for permission to buy 4 200 shares of the 6 000 outstanding at 60 a share totaling about 1 473 000. Commissioner Maitpie will hold a public hearing on the application in June. The successor to the Metropolitan Street Railway has paid about 18 percent dividends, about 100 000 yearly, and expects substantial savings by gaining a majority stake.
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Public Service Commission
New York Railways Company
Twenty-third Street Railway Company
New York Railwaye Company
Twenty-third Street
Maitbie
New York Rtailways Company
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Fdat
Metropolitan
Cracker Concern Curbed in Pacific Trade Mark Case
The Chancery Court of New Jersey under Chancellor Walker issued a final injunction against Vacule Coast Biscult Company for infringing sixteen National Biscuit Company marks names and packages. The case tied up New Jersey courts for years and marks a major decision on unfair competition.
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Pacific Company
Trenton
N. J
Chancery Court of
New Jersey
Walker
Vacule Coast Biacult Company
Pacific Coast
National Biscuit
Aer
Railroad Earnings Report Reveals Mixed Results
Public release shows detailed figures for several railroads. Norfolk and Western areas report 3.56 million gross. Manhattan Grove earns 486 thousand. after tax profits vary with Norfolk and Western posting 287 thousand. Great Northern shows 0140 thousand gross with a decrease. South Shore and Atlantic-Groas decline by 1,355 dollars.
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Norfolk
Increana
Manhattan—Grove
South Whore
Atlantic
Great Northern
Insurgents Name Reserve Ticket In Federal Reserve Directors Row
A group of thirty five bankers in the Peteral Reserve District named an insurgent ticket against the New York listed nominees for the Federal Reserve Bank directors. The meeting, called by M C Hemstreet and presided by C E Hulbert, aimed to ensure Group 2 representation with Group 2 men. Liggett and Thompson were rejected for Class A and Class B respectively, while supporters asserted the New York slate carries weight but Group 2 should share in the district affairs.
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Tribune Vile, Noy, Dune
Khout
Iss
Peteral Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Attair
M.C. Hemstreet
Oneonta
C. E. Hulbert
Walton
Cale
PH. Vary
Newark
Liggett
Cuba
WW. Thompson
Yonkers
Crop Outlook Bright Despite Local Drought Reports
Darius Miller, president of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy and Colorado and Southern railways, predicts a strong winter wheat yield and a Kansas harvest near 190.9 million bushels. He notes Hessian fly damage in Missouri and Southern Texas reducing output by about 4 million bushels, but overall yields remain above last year as cotton looks favorable along Colorado and Southern lines in Texas.
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Darius Miller
Cnicago, Farington & Quincy Railroad
Colorado & Southern
Kansas
Missouri
Tinos
Colorado & Southferns
Texas
Bank engages 2 million for Paris gold consignment
National City Bank yesterday engaged 2 000 000 in gold for Paris at the Sub Treasury. Since the gold movement to Europe began last month total engagements reach 50 000. In 14 months to date 14 600 000 has been engaged for export, most taken at the French capital.
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Paris
National
Europe
Metal markets show dull copper and tin. lead and zinc steady
Copper and tin markets turn dull with London and New York quotes easing or firming in places. lead and zinc hold steady as domestic and London prices traverse mixed readings. Local No 2 foundry iron and coal prices are listed with regional variations across suppliers.
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Ldec
London
New York
Spelter
New Torkepet
Louis
Leondon
INON
Foundry Northern
Bouthem
Ruther
Insolvency and Judgment Listings Highlight Markets
A list of insolvent debtors and judgments recorded in Manhattan shows large claims against many firms and individuals. Notable amounts include 2,844.20 for Jin J. Hiallogher and 4,808.04 for Jefferson Bank, with numerous other executions and satisfied judgments across firms such as Bates & Co, Corbin, and National Surety Co. The notices reflect a busy postwar credit market with many creditors pursuing debts and settlements in June and May.
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Lolis J. Gordoa
Rentwa Ameney Laut Goriom
Madtaon
Rubinsky, Lande & Co
Bates & Co
Ter
Jin J. Hiallogher
de ‘M. Boutros
Corbin
Jont
Wisillipe
Comyn
Pelt
Lindau
Kerr
Chemer
Jake
Willan B
Henry Steers
Bean Stomer
Abram G.J. E. Dunn
Epahe
Marion
J. Natelhony
Thubenfeld
Nathan—Th Tayemann
Tamennyezepegh" Berman
Vowepask
Whityromb
Robert Wow
A. Pints
Tuy
N. Y
Wilttamann
Eune Broadsway “Tromt Co
Charen Hrogan
Tne
Thedtora Bite Coat Co
Siy
Laurence, Son & Gerrish
Ina
Steam Laundry Co
Singer
Wats
Nt. Walker, Inc
D. P
Temple Co, Inc
la Moyer
Bronx
Damica Giuseppe
G Vain
Garratt
Diller
Ming
Sune Metals Layer Niesing Co
Sieler
N-Berchante and
Mechanice Ans
Solomen
Siraues
Bert Letie
Mohr
EL Chiisto
Railroads Expand Equipment Purchases Amid Market Uptick
Railroads push equipment orders to meet bumper crop demand as Eastern rate decisions await Interstate Commerce Commission. New York Central ordered 2009 cars, while Minnesota Central announced a boxcar order for 10 200 cars in two days. Central’s 6 000 cars go to the Big Pour. Pennsylvania line plans 1914 deliveries, not exceeding 100 099 tons, with Cambria Steel and Pennsylvania Steel contributing about 12 000 tons, part of yearly equipment needs.
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Interstate Commerce Commexion
Walloweing
New York Central
Miinais Central
Central
Pennsylvania
Cambria Steel Company
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Boston
York Dune
Amet
Nepal
Instana
Laois
Partin Mack
Hatter
phEs
Ain An
Phi
Anite
Hla
Boston & al
Lara
Tom ‘Ontannela
Bowton
Maine
Reece
Purley
Pratt
CT & S
Mas Douglas
Calasera
Miami
Rpecia
United Verda
Pacha Paty
Moss Maentic
Pelier de
Wheat and grain prices show mixed moves in thin trading
In erratic session across cities traders noted narrow wheat fluctuations tied to export business and mill buying of July futures. Corn strengthened early then eased on favorable weather while oats fell with bearish forecasts. December oats options faced heavy selling as coffee and other markets softened.
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Canadian Northwest
Ain
Gallie
Europe
Argentina
Daly
General Market Report Grain Wheat and Corn Markets Briefly Mixed
In a tepid session the grain market closed near open with wheat mostly steady and gains limited while corn showed a firm opening followed by price changes later in the day. Oil, sugar, and related commodities saw mixed moves with refined sugar holding steady then easing, while exports for the week and season totals were reported for wheat and corn against prior periods.
Market report on country produce and dairy goods from New York
Grain and dairy receipts mixed with tight white cheese offerings and strong egg inventories. Chief notes include 11590 car loads of country produce, 1108 boxes of cheese, 2198 receipts for apples, and varied prices for peaches, grapes, melons, and strawberries with supply uncertain for some items.
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Hecelpta
Kennrhy Sitter
Aorne
Wales
Isste
Appi
APD Davis
Bbi
Surshern
Cotton Market Mixed as Weather Fears and Demand Move Prices
The cotton market showed subdued activity with prices generally higher but uneven, amid trade buying on declines and weather worries in the Western belt. Liverpool was closed for a holiday, Southern spot markets held steady aside from New Orleans where high grade quotations rose, while local spot was quiet at 138-1/2 to 139 cents.
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Liverpool
New Orleans
Livestock Market Report With Mixed Steer and Bull Prices
Livestock prices show slow steady demand for steers and bulls with cows and dressed beef at unchanged levels. Regional markets list weights from 640 to 1 100 pounds with steers and bulls trading around 75 to 875 dollars per head, while cows fetch as low as 0.25 per pound and dressed meats move at steady rates. poultry and turkeys list varied prices for fresh and frozen stock.
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McPherson
Penn
Steece
Aura
Megian
Lion
Newton & Co
Penn Steers
O Hulle
Kerns Commission
Alves
Ted
Wool Market Notes and Price Quotations Across States
Quotations for washed and unwashed wool across Ohio Wisconsin Missouri Texas and other regions show demand steady. Dealers anticipate price increases to maintain profits amid varying fleece qualities and regional supply trends.
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Boston
Ohio
Delaing
Wisconsin
Missouri
Texas
Asgaies
Son
Philadelphia Wool Market Sees Prices Steady Despite Tariff Gap
The Philadelphia wool market reports prices steady with foreign buyers active, and tariff effects keeping domestic prices high. Receipts show robust demand for lambs and veals, with cattle and hogs varying, while overall market tone remains firm as dealers adjust to tariff-driven revenue dynamics.
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Tritone
Philadelphia
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Baltimore Tonto
Wea
Fem
Starver
Benforce
Washington
Bub Treasury
Duluth, Missabe & Northern Railway Company
New York Stock Exchange
Kuba, Loeb & Co
The
National City Bank
Chesapeake
Ohio Railway Equipment Trust
Standard Oil Company of California
G. Schofielt
Ehcent
Kingsbury
Miler
FH. Hillman
Norfolk & Western
Ube
Brief Wall
Street News
Wionda
Rionda Company
Galveston-Houston Electric
New York Railways
Interborough Rapid Transit
Group
D. Miller
Jude Rae Teerterce
Hain GePterce
Tes F. Cambridge Construation Co
Adolf Stirshiei
American
Terworoaki
Tait Transit
D. W. Dwyer
Thalt Chesueala
Pte
Hambian
Ieeh
Geo
W. Win
Bingham Plumbing and Chat
Samne
Morigenfeld Construction Co
Sational Surety Co
Martin Black
Joseph ‘T
Coletrann Ganey— Biaw Collapsible Steel Centring, Co
Pune
Sasne
Chiverts
Abrahasa
Hall
Reiere Meury
Baus, Youngman
Wm. l
North Eleectria Co. Ven
Foia
Clyde Doi
Tan
May Hola
di Crintofore
Angelo W W Parley
Illinois Central
Sy Ie Mig Stan
Annie
Am Gas & E
Chicago
Sali Ils
Carbon
Tyler
Switt & Co Bn
General Market Report
At & Partiat Tec
Antwerp
Berlin
Budapest
Duluth
Manitoua
SiMe
Onte
Oderate
Porto River
Withee & Gray
America
Mille
Canada
South Rr
Ines
Eloese Air Interior
Jan Sears
Agastine
Nat Pear Canada
Nook
Southern
Trane Fiiener
Bermuda
NiabWde
Lin Bol
Tralumore
Fia
Aula
Jersey
Adishcs
Irsesecsoes Oeaure Uismaaryes Maren
Ghigago Grain and Provisions
Boston Woot
Ide Lab
Common Ce Veale
Ugihitee
Shannon
Aleid Maele
McPherson & Co
Fl’ Homme
W_ Oils & Co
Curtis & Son
Smieky
Linge
Feuki
Siplle
Valamba
Tobin & Bhannen
Kytambe
Knee-Kons Commission
Bonn Howe
Soesio Larne
Norkers
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