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Stock Values Improve Amid Broad Market Gains
Active trading produced generally strong prices with banks among leaders as money movement influenced a week's stance. Closing bond and stock figures show notable gains and widespread participation across sectors, with totals reflecting robust demand and targeted gains in major issues.
Stock Market Operations Signals Mixed Early Trading
London and Paris markets show lower American stock prices amid profit-taking after recent gains. Despite early selling, demand remained strong enough to push most securities up by day’s end, with Pennsylvania group and Union Pacific among leaders. Banks gain cash from interior receipts, while loan activity may contract later as underwriting effects fade. Markets anticipate further gains though money demand rises. London gold for Paris account remains active, Paris cheque weak.
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Foreign money markets and rates abroad
Call money in London stands at 11 1/2 percent with open market discounts for short bills at 1 1 2 percent and long bills at 1 1 8 2 percent. Berlin discount at 2 percent, Berlin exchange on London at 2 marks 47 pfennigs. Paris discount 1 percent, Paris exchange on London 36 francs 36 centimes. Foreign securities include Brush consols for money at 216 dollars, and French at 8 francs % centimes.
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Bond Market Trading Sees Steady Government Bond Quotations
Market steady with a regular rhythm in government bonds. Total par value sales reached 3.54 million, versus 5.8 million on Thursday. Japanese issues lead activity alongside American Tobacco 4s and various rail and utility bonds. Dealers note ongoing demand for convertible and debenture securities across railroads and industrials.
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Money and Exchange and Government Receipts Report
Money on call opened at 2 percent with highs to 3 percent and lows near 2 percent. Time money quoted at 3 percent for sixty days, 34 for three months. Domestic and foreign exchange mixed. bankers rates listed. Bank clearings show New York and other cities with substantial turnovers. Silver and gold markets noted with domestic and foreign premiums. Government receipts and Sub Treasury balances reported, daily expenditures and year totals included.
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Imports of Dry Goods Marketings This Week
This week imports and marketings of dry goods are summarized with comparisons to last week and last year. The report lists totals in reams and quantities for various commodities and brands, indicating trends in domestic and foreign supply and distribution.
Railroad and Other Stocks Market Watch
Stock market page lists numerous railway and utility shares with bid and ask quotes. It highlights Canadian Pacific United States Steel and various railroads with price points, percent changes, and daily totals. the dense data reflects a broad market snapshot from the exchange floor.
Wall Street and Exchanges Foreign Trading and Market Movements
Foreign houses held top shares as declines in peton consols surfaced while Japanese issues showed strength. Gold demand and London pressure affected Paris exchange. money moved with a Bank of England loaning modestly. Railcar orders, currency shifts, crop forecasts, and grain exports dominated the day as stocks and commodity futures reacted to global and domestic signals.
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Twin City Rapid Transit Company
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New York Stock Exchange
NEW Cotton Exchange
Frederic W. Dillinghan
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New-York Cotton
Condition of trade and agricultural outlook this season
Dunn's review notes seasonable weather boosting lagging retail trade in light wear, improving overall business as agricultural products mature. Grain supplies seem secure with more weeks of favorable climate. winter wheat harvest underway and corn and cotton recovering. Confidence remains high though consumer demand cautious. Textiles show inflated raw material costs, but labor disputes remain limited with several new agreements. railway and foreign trade at Port show steady activity.
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Arsiel Nefeber
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Exporia
Market summaries reflect improved week with easier money
Last year comparisons show money easier and securities prices up, with New York exchanges 307 percent larger than the previous week and other cities up about 12.9 percent. Weather improved crop prospects, retail trade, and wholesale orders, while iron and materials markets remain uneven. Bank clearings stay light, but railroad earnings rise as consumer demand strengthens. Market outlook turns cautiously optimistic for the next three months.
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Cruse
Outside Securities And Market Moves In Late Session
Speculation in outside securities was small scale with minor price shifts. Early activity gave way to dullness. leather stocks fell after a firm start while American Writing Paper spiked. Seaboard shares eased and Havanna Tobacco rose a point. Northern Securities fluctuated, mining stocks fell. United opened flat then rose. Greene Copper and Greene Gold stayed quiet but firm. White Knob Copper was pressured by mine reports. bonds remained quiet but steady.
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Northern
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