Stocks Jump On Strong Demand Amid Bond Activity
Closing prices yesterday show gains in principal active securities with Union Pacific highlighted. Bonds and money market demand reported as supportive factors. Net changes from Wednesday's final quotations indicate positive momentum across key issues.
Stock Exchange Report Railroads and Other Stocks
A stock market roundup shows bids and prices across railroad and other sectors. Notable entries include Am H & L, Zeon, Texas Pacific, and Ches & Ohio bonds with various coupon rates and maturity notes. scarce quotes and par figures appear amid a dense ticker-style listing.
M K and T 24 4s and 85 percent notes
A compact snippet lists 24 4s with 85 percent and 1 percent for North Pacific 3s, Reading gen 4s, OS and South Pacific 4s, Tex and N O Ss, UP Cen 4s, and other line items including Wabash D Bs and Wis Cen gen 4s. It notes numbers and letters typical of stock and railway shorthand with scattered percentages and codes.
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L & FE
Erie
Tia T& OC
New Wabach
Itmwea Ist Inc
Ino
MK & T
North Pac
South Pac
Tex & N O
Wabash D
Col Mia
Col & So
Erie Gen
Cen Ist Inc
Go 24 Inc
MOK & T
New York
Cen UN Gas
Omn Mats
Consol
Balt Consol
Pn Eee
Jack Gas
Mich
Do Ist
Jae'ee
C Gas
Buffalo Gas
Gas Co
He Tin
Ind
Pat & P Gas
Colum Gas
Pitts
St Joseph
Denver
St Paul
Detroit
South
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Syracuse Gas i
Stocks Rally As Union Pacific Leads Market Surge
Strong stock market activity ends near day’s high with notable gains across railroads and industrials. Union Pacific advances spur optimism as St Paul collateral backing bonds. Western Union and Denver Rio Grande among bid favorites. Easy local money market and London discounts ease further. Bank of England cuts rate slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Rock Island
Big Four
Denver and
Rio Grande
Manhattan
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Southern Pacific
American Car and Foundry
Amalgamated Copper
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Sugar Refining
International Paper Preferred
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Western Union
Western Union Company
Western
London
Bank of England
Paris
Days Operations in Bonds Market Shows Firm Tone
Government bonds closed with steady bids and asks as U S Treasury issues and railroad bonds attracted buying. Total railroad bond sales reached 5 451 000 par value, led by Atchison 4s Baltimore and Ohio 4s and Central of Georgia 5s, with broad activity across multiple lines and issuers.
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U.S
Atchison General
Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern Division
Central of Georgia
Central Pacific
Chicago
Colorado Midland
Colorado and Southern
Erie General
Kings County
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Northern Pacific
Reading General
St Louis
American securities abroad market recap from London
London market closes irregularly on American securities with a strong finish. Final prices include Atchison 85 4, Canadian Pacific 206 4, St Paul 171 3, Illinois Central 146 4, Louisville and Nashville 112 4 5, Union Pacific preferred 59 and Central 159 5, Erie 4 4, Pennsylvania 78, Reading 23, Erie first preferred 7 14, Northern Pacific preferred 1 60, Grand Trunk 11, Anaconda 9, United States Steel 0, do. preferred 11.
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Rf & West
Rth
American
aThwestern
Eee
Sa Matan
Balt & Ohio
Is RA
Brooklyn RT
BU Canadian Pac
Wple’s Gas
Hes & Qhio
Ing
Ahs
Cm & Chs
Guia
P. Ize
Bae Cri& Pac
Chic & Alton
SL & W
Col & So
O's
Col F & Iron
Contin Tobacco
S&st. del & Hudson -Mt
Texas & Pacific
den & Tenn C & I Co
sLé W
Union Pacific
Hiinois Central
Steel
Ra's Do
Louis & Nes
Merhattan
Tis West Union Tel
Wheel & LE
Wis Central
Missouri Pac
London
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Minois Central
Louis Ville and Nashville
A Central
Erie
Pennsyl
Reading
Northern Pacific
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
United States Steel
Do. Preferred
Ats
Top & S Fe
RI & Pac
Wwe
Col
Col Southern
Touts & Nash
Manhattan
K & Tex
Pacific
Gaby
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
St Law & Adir
So Railway
Lo Tenn Coal
Texas Pacific
Bank of England Weekly Statement Highlights Changes
London and Paris report show reserve shifts with Bank of England reserve up and public deposits down. Note reductions in circulation, bullion gains, and a discount rate cut. Paris notes decreases in notes in circulation and treasury accounts rise. Significance lies in shifts of monetary liquidity and bank position.
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London
Bank of England
Paris
Bank of France
Money and Exchange in the Money Market Report
Money rates show call money at 3 percent with ruling rate 3 percent. Time money ranges 3 percent for sixty days, 314 percent for three months, and 34%64 percent for four and six months on railroad collateral. Commercial paper 4 percent for three to six months for top names. higher for less-known names. Foreign exchange market firm with closing rates for cables and bankers posted rates across multiple currencies. Domestic exchange on New York and New Orleans listed with discounts and bank rates.
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Ste
Reichsmarks
New-York
New-Orleans
Financial markets in brief across cities and currencies
Currency and banking notes show discount rates and premiums in Cincinnati Boston Chicago and Savannah with par and premium data. Bank clearings and balances reported for New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago and Baltimore. Foreign money markets list London Berlin Paris and Madrid rates, exchanges, and bullion prices.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Charleston
Savannah
New-York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
London
Berlin
Berlin Exchange
Paris Exchange
Paris
Madrid
Buenos Ayres
Rome
Lisbon
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for Today
Washington reports the Treasury at the start of business with customs receipts 768 411 internal revenue percentage missing miscellaneous six 5 017 total 2 335 385 expenditures 1 540 000 month to date receipts 22 192 08 expenditures 15 545 00 excess 6 717 08 year to date receipts 557 706 481 expenditures 492 472 266 excess 65 234 215 national bank note redemptions 559 009.
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Washington
Wall Street Sessions and Stocks on Foreign Trading
London prices for American securities were irregular and limited arbitrage activity appeared scarce. Total dealings reached about 250 shares with more sales than purchases. Various loan quotes list numerous common and preferred issues across rail, steel, and utilities with mixed responses.
Anthracite Coal Market Report Sees Steady June Activity
June letter from the Anthracite Coal Operators Association notes fair activity in all sectors with steady buying for stockpiling. Dealers hold an advantage due to price firmness and monthly advances, while production remains aligned with demand. Likely July August inactivity except western deliveries. production may adjust to sustain prices for fall.
Iron market shows steady demand with no July movement
Rogers Brown & Co report pig iron movement not yet begun and not expected before July 1. Buyers’ needs met by early year purchases. Furnaces near capacity, iron flowing to immediate consumption. Outlook improved, with no urgency for new orders as buyers expect stable or lower prices. Crow outbank shows gains, shipments being hurried to meet demand.
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Pacific Coast
Crow
Outside Securities Market Ends Mixed Amid Light Volume
The outside securities market closed irregularly with varied activity. Consolidated Tobacco bonds slipped to 70 percent on thin trades, American Locomotive stayed dull, Central of Georgia Chattanooga Division 4s traded for the first time with about 25,000 dollars moved from 89 to 8.814, and several issues such as Cotton Duck and Bay State Gas showed gains or activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Tobacco
Cotton Duck
Bay State Gas
Denver and
Southwestern Common
Old Colony Company
Central of Georgia
Chattanooga
Union Copper
Standard Oil
Bank of Commerce
Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern earnings filed
Railroad earnings report details filed with the Railroad Commissioners for the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern line. Ogdensburg Street Railway quarter ended March 31 shows financial results and regulatory status.
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Burlington, Cedar Rapids
Ogdensburg Street Railway
Saea East
Poughkeepsie and
Wappinger
Inc
Rock City
Bradford
Trade in Chicago wheat and corn markets report
Wheat eased early then closed near previous day with July below 7 cents and September around 69 cents. July and September saw sizable liquidation and shorts covered. Oats traded broadly with steady to lower moves. cash and seaboard activity strong. shipments and clearances for corn and oats noted, with several price points and numbers mentioned. Provisions weak as hog prices fell and packing demand softened.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Northwestern
Weares
Phillips
Go Country Holdings
Liverpool
Iowa
Oats Longs
Shorts
Wye
Lac
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