Wall Street Gossip Bursts On Union Pacific Rally
Special to The Washington Post reports April 5 in New York that call money hovered near 2 percent as ample funds ease rates. Markets saw realized losses, short selling, and a broad upswing in Union Pacific, Amalgamated Copper, and Reading amid bullish chatter from Paris and London and rumors of Rock Island traders switching to the bull side after a prior panic.
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American Sugar
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London Cancellations Aid British Money Markets
New York April 5 The London cancellation of gold shipments eased monetary tension, lifting British markets while New York stocks rose with broad gains. Bank of England activity and foreign demand supported equities, as London Berlin and Paris showed firmer tones with expectations of easier rates and potential discount rate cuts. Major movers included Union Pacific Southern Pacific Reading Amalgamated Copper, with profit taking toward session end. Sterling exchange firmed and money rates remained easy.
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Southern Pacific
Reading
Amalgamated Copper
Southern Pacffic
Southern Paifle
Union ‘Acile WI
Sterling Exchange
New York Bond Market and Copper Prices Outlook
The April market report notes dull copper quotations with anticipated fluctuations and potential price declines. Copper supply concerns persist, with calls for restraint from buyers as the famine stage appears past. Electrical progress may lift demand. no 2 cent price drop expected for 1–2 years.
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Boston Consolidated Copper
Boston
Walker
Chicago Sunway
Urday
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Daris-Daly
Greene-Cananea Greene
International Mercantile Marine
Standard Oil
United Copper
Waterbury Company
Washington
Bathway and Electric
Public Utility and Copper Stocks Rise on Exchange Day
Renewed activity on the Washington Stock Exchange pushed railway common and Washington Gas higher, with prices advancing to near 10 mark on demand. Mitchell Mining slid on heavy selling while Capital Traction showed little activity. Ex-dividend status at Metropolitan Bank kept bids steady and a $6 semi-annual dividend preserved near prior levels. George Howard elected Georgetown Gas Light president after W R Deeble's death, and William King resigned as Merchants and Mechanics' Savings Bank secretary treasurer for health reasons.
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Washington Stock Exchange closes with varied railway bids
Closing quotations show Washington Railway and Electric at mixed levels with preferred and common shares listed. Bond prices include Capital Traction Railroad and local utilities while mining and insurance stocks post uneven bids amid broad market activity yesterday.
Dressed meats and produce prices in a 19th century market list
A market listing details dressed meats and vegetable prices, noting scarce shipments due to heat and spoilage. It reports prices on calves hogs hams and various vegetables including potatoes onions cabbages and leafy greens with regional references and unit measurements.
New York Produce Prices and Supplies Report
Market notes from New York in April show butter steady with large receipts at 4 201, cheese firm with 731 receipts, and mixed freight rates. Poultry alive quiet Western chickens 10 112, fowls 16, turkeys 18. dressed prices steady to firm for chickens 94 10, turkeys 10 15, fowls 10013. Flour receipts 25 651, exports 6 805 barrels, market steady with fair demand. Cottonseed oil firm, rosin firm, petroleum steady, sugar raw firm with fair reducing, coffee quiet, freight steady, peanuts steady, garbages steady.
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Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Live stock prices and receipts from New York and Chicago show cattle and calves mixed to steady, hogs firm in New York with 1 015 head, steers 4.60 to 5.50, cows near 3.60 to 5.00, veals 5.00 to 9.00. Chicago listings show cattle 4.40 to 6.70, hogs down to 6.00, sheep and lambs firm to strong, lambs 6.25 to 8.25, yearlings 5.20 to 7.50.
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Washington Cattle Market Steady For Better Grades
Cattle market remains about steady for better grades with limited live cattle receipts and ample Western dressed beef to meet demand. Fancy beef and fat sheep are sought, good stock cattle scarce. prices shown include extra cattle at 6.25 per cwt and higher for prime veal and calves.
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New York Cotton Market Reports Mixed Close Downbeat
The cotton market showed moderate activity with a downward bias as prices closed near the session lows. Trading noted larger-than-expected receipts at Houston and rain in the Southwest with several favorable but cautious reports from the Eastern belt.
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Washington Stock Exchange
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Houston
Bulle Nti
Metal market rally and cotton supply report summary
A broad market note reports sharp gains in the London tin and copper markets with mixed local activity. It also details Secretary Hester’s figures on the world and regional cotton supply, highlighting large year over year and week over week changes across regions including the United States and Egypt.
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India
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New York Money Market Report and Rates
New York money market shows call rates easing around 2 to 2 and a half percent, with soft and dull tone. Time deposits for various tenors quoted from ninety days to six months at 4 to 5 percent, prime mercantile paper at 6 to 16 percent, sterling exchange firm with bankers' balances noted and government bonds steady while railroad bonds show strength. An ad notes Pinehurst North Carolina and a Southern Railway trip with dates in April and an address submission instruction.
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Amrit
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
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New York Grain Market Report and Wheat Rally
New York grain notes April wheat gains on bullish crop damage from the Southwest and drought in Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska. Spot No 2 hard winter futures rose with strong demand and lower receipts. Corn receipts totaled 66,650 bushels with exports at 191,177. No 2 yellow and No 2 white prices quoted.
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