Stock Market Mixed As Atchison Leads Upswing In New York
The market showed irregular strength with heavy profit taking in London. Atchison Common surged on expectations of a dividend raise, while Canadian Pacific faced a seven point London slide. Banks report higher deposits and easier money rates, with open London discounts down and U S rates easing.
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Stock Exchange closes with mixed gains on rail and bank issues
Prices registered a further advance during yesterday's session led by Washington Railway and Electric up a point and American National Bank up two points. Railway common opened at 371 3 8 and rose to 372 1 2 with 20 shares traded. Washington Railway and Electric preferred gained a half point, Capital Traction quoted around 1405 8, American National Bank active at 165 to 167, and National City bank at 14. Merghenthaler holdings, Bhwall lot trading at 24 1 2 and 20 5 0.
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Washington Railway and Electric Common
American National Bank
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
National City
Washington Stock Exchange closes with mixed bids and quotes
Closing bid quotations show Washington Railway and Electric trading at varied levels with common and preferred shares listed, along with numerous railroad and utility bonds. Other stocks include Mergenthaler, American National Bank, and national banks with mixed prices, followed by miscellaneous issues and a broad bond table. The New York cotton market closes quietly after a modest decline amid warmer forecasts for the Southwest.
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Lil
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Tok
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler
Lawson
American National Bank
National City Bank
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Philippine Land Purchase
District of Columbia
Washington Gas Company
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Columbia Railroads
Metropolitan Railroad
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United States Electric Light
Potomac
Norfolk and ‘Washington
Cheaepeake and
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Washington ‘Market Company
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Washington Railway
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Georgetown ‘Gas
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Mount ‘Vernon
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Mergenthaler Linotype
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National Bank
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People’s
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Washington Title
Graphiphons
Graphophone
Security Storage Company
Whallington
Fidelity Storage Company
Merchants’ Transfer and Storage Company
Daily Cotton Market London Tin and Local Prices
New York April 2 London tin market rose spot 195 pounds per ton futures 188 16s gain over last week. Local market quiet but firm with various cotton goods and prices quoted. lead higher in London but dull locally. Five London Iron market up. local iron markets unchanged. Northern and Southern foundry prices listed in detail.
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Enot
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Foundry Southern
Market Gluts and Steady Tones In Early April Livestock Trade
Across New York and Chicago markets receipts show mixed but steady tones. Cattle and hogs in New York sold near steady, with calves weak to good, veals firm, and dressed mutton steady. Chicago reports steady to dull trade with prime steers at 4.00 to 7.00, hogs around 6.20 to 6.90, and lambs weaker. Claremont notes higher quotes by 10 to 15 cents on all grades as week-end totals reach 2,525 head with 69 carloads on hand. Export activity shows Liverpool shipments by steamer Wieterdiers and Oakmors, with cattle from Lehman & Bro and sheep from 789 head.
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York
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Wall Street Gloom Tests Bears as Foreign Buys Dwindle
In London and New York trading, foreign buying lagged as American stocks declined sharply at the open with Union Pacific off over 2 points and Canadian Pacific down more than 7. Bear covering reduced short interests, while Hill group shares showed strength in early and late sessions. Brooklyn Rapid Transit rose on light float amid talk of a possible dividend, and Interstate Commerce Commission hearings on rival routes loomed but were not expected to alter judgments.
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London Exchange
Atchison Common
Atchison
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Edward H. Iarriman
Thade
Provident
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Sue T
Thas
Tatwick
SL Holt
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Europe
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Reading
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London Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
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Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Arvedasne
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Washington Produce Market Prices and Dressed Poultry
Market reports show heavy butter prices steady. eggs weak with large receipts. Fowl and poultry supply high with variable beef and veal dressed meats. vegetables and fruits priced across Virginia, North Carolina, and Florida origin.
New York Grain Market Summary April 2
Wheat receipts reach 58,000 with exports $192 as spot prices firm on crop damage hope and Southwest strength. May at 8 9 6 11 15, July 8 4 86, September 8 69 6. Corn receipts 120,000 with exports 208/124. spot barely steady, No 2 white 84 1 4, No 2 yet low 52 1 0 afloat. Oats receipts 114,000 with exports 1,405. spot slightly steady with mixed weights and clipping.
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Southers
New York
Duluth
Man Dies in Stable Loft After Overnight Suffering
Richard Nickens, 40, a Jackson alley resident and consumptive, was found dead in a stable loft near his home shortly after 6 yesterday. The coroner notified and the body sent to morgue. brother Samuel Nickens later claimed the remains for burial. A separate incident left James Harris, 60, injured after a car struck him on H Street NW while crossing near North Capitol. he was hospitalized with bruises and shock, not believed to be serious. An advertisement invites readers to Jamestown Exposition via The Washington Post.
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Refunding Bond Plan Announced by Secretary Cortelyou
The Treasury circular details exchange of 4 per cent funded 1907 bonds for 2 per cent new bonds, with valuation adjustments and a 3 percent premium for cash remittance. It explains surrender procedures, priority by receipt date, and notes about bonds held in trust for banks, plus forms for institutions and redemption timing through July 2, 1907.
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United States
Treasuy
Secretary of the Treasury
Thefr Bank
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Ghorgh B. Cortelyou
Chreraimmy
Cess Eee
Government Bonds Market Summary for New York April 2
The report notes trading in refunding and new 2S and 4S bonds, with registrations and coupon details. Prices show modest variations around 102 to 104 percent, with references to old issues and identified coupon rates and forms. Specifics include 204% and 102% levels and mentions of 6 and 4 percent coupon bonds in registered form.
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