Rally Follows Break Lower Money Rates in New York
Copper in New York dated April 3 reports market movement driven by professional operators, money rates easing at global centers, gold resales in London funded from New York, and a bond market improvement. The decline in rates aided exchange values, subtreasury receipts rose, and a Treasury refunding plan for 4 percent bonds boosted money market confidence. Rally then followed early losses with mixed stock performance and firmer bonds.
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Wall Street Gossip Circulates on Chicago Vote and Bond Plan
Two major market developments headline the day. Chicago election results cheer municipal ownership opponents, while Treasury announces plan to convert 50 million of 4 percent bonds to 2 percent and pay the rest in cash, reshaping bank note circulation and liquidity.
New York Bond Market Reflects Decline With Mixed Local Prices
Market unsettled as speculative holders and second hands drift. Spot closed at £91 159, futures down £5 20s. Local prices show metals and foundry materials mixed with slight declines and gains. Treasury balances and receipts listed. money on call easy with treasuries and mercantile paper active.
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Northern Is Quoted At 25.25¢926 95: No. 1 Foundry Northern
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New York Bond Market and London Tin Market Report
Government bonds listed with refunds and coupons in New York on April 3. London tin market noted as very weak with spot at £183 and futures £181, copper boomed down amid a demoralized market. local prices around 39.50 to 40.
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Washington Cattle Market Report Summary
Cattle market shows light demand with easy trading and weak veal. Prices listed for various categories include butcher, calf, lambs, and cows with mixed grades and per unit figures. receipts heavy, demand uncertain, and prices vary by grade and weight.
Quiet Stock Exchange Drifts With Minimal Volume
Yesterday’s session at the stock market was uneventful with under 200 shares traded and bonds totaling about 4600 dollars. Prices held steady as Washington Railway and Electric remained firm after prior gains. A 100 share block traded at 38 in after-hours activity, Capital Traction slipped slightly with two 10 share lots at 140, National City Bank stock saw modest strength at 144 1/8 and 144 1/4, while other banks were subdued and Washington Railway and Electric 4s traded around 82 1/2 to 82 1/4 with 4000 dollars offered.
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Washington Stock Exchange closes mixed with varied bids
Washington Railway and Electric figures dominate the session with common at 38 and preferred at 80 while multiple rail and electric stocks, bonds, and trusts show scattered gains and losses. Miscellaneous issues include United States Electric Light and Potomac Electric Light, with district bonds and title stocks noted among numerous quotes.
Washington Produce Market Quoted Prices For Eggs Butter Cheese
Market reports firm lighting receipts with mixed stock ready for cutter. Live poultry demand weak with ducks geese and turkeys selling slowly. dressed fowl prices vary by grade and weight. Vegetables show broad price ranges for potatoes tomatoes onions and greens while fruit and dried fruit markets display varied levels across regions.
Live Stock Market Report From New York and Chicago
New York April 2 live stock receipts totalled 1.27. Cattle: steers and bulls higher, cows strong. beef prices steady to higher. Exports today include 1,000 cattle, 637 sheep, and about 6,550 quarters of beef. Calves: receipts 1,567, market active with gains. veals firm at 41 per 100 pounds. Sheep and lambs: receipts 5,841, market steady to higher. lambs 25 to 60 per 309 pounds. spring lambs 7.50 per head. Hogs: receipts 6,278, market steady to firm. pig prices 4.20 to 7.00 per 100 pounds. Chicago: cattle receipts about 16,000. best stronger. hogs receipts about 23,000. market strong to 10e higher. Sheep receipts about 1,000. market 5e higher.
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Baltimore Markets Grain Prices and Receipts Report
Baltimore markets report receipts and offerings for flour wheat corn oats rye and hay. Highlights show 10 696 barrels flour and 30 844 bushels corn with various grades and contracts while exports and receipts to the Southern district are noted and eastern teams travel to Liverpool.
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Wheat and grain prices dip in midwest market report
Chicago traders noted weakness as weather and spring planting influenced corn and wheat. May wheat slipped from early gains amid expectations of wet southwest conditions, while corn and oats followed suit with mixed receipts and small trading volume. Continuous quotes show slight declines in May wheat and nearby corn futures with steady spot markets in several grains.
New York Cotton Opens Quiet Then Rises With Demand
New York April 3 The cotton market traded quietly early with a slight rise and ended near the close at a firm net gain of 11 to 16 points. Daily sales were about 75 000 bales as rumors of large buying by a leading St Louis house circulated and reports of lighter receipts and favorable weather forecast supported the upturn. Southern spot markets held steady to unchanged.
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Daily Cotton Market Mix of Grains and Livestock Prices
In New York on April 3, various commodities show mixed activity with steady to firm quotes. Cottonseed and crude prices hold. flour receipts total 28,468 barrels, petroleum steady, sugar and molasses steady, lard and pork soft, and peanuts, potatoes, and garbage shipments noted. Credit balances and barge shipments listed for City of Jamestown region.
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Southern Railway President Defends Railroads at Greensboro Banquet
W W Finley president of the Southern Railway spoke at the Merchants and Manufacturers Club banquet in Greensboro on April 3 repudiating the idea that railroads are overcapitalized and that rates are set by capitalization He warned that public sentiment often exaggerates railroad earnings and that proposed legislation could injure both railroads and the public He argued that rate decisions cannot be based on capitalization and cited the impracticality of any such scheme He also stressed the shared interests of the public and railways and the dangers of punitive measures against railroads.
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Tron Market Is Sound In Opening Of Second Quarter
The opening of the second quarter finds iron markets sound with railroads not curtailing buying. United States Steel seeks entered names to cover cancellations, Wabash resumes work, March output near peak with furnaces at 98 percent capacity. New Caritie furnace to be blown in after May 1. Steel workers get new homes and mint buys silver.
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