Market Very Strong Steel Stocks Lead Broad Rally
Wall Street saw a broad and strongest market of the year with steel preferred hitting record highs. Strong activity by pools and professionals buoyed most stocks as rails and industrials also advanced. government calls on deposits and tax measures drew little attention amid a rising buying wave driven by steel and Union Pacific related moves.
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Washington Port
New York
Wall Street
General Commission House
Union Pacific
Atchison
Union Pacific Company
London
United States
Unien Pacific
New York Money Market Report Highlights Rates and Bond Quotes
Money on call steady at 3 34 percent with bids at 3 and offers at 3. Time loans for 60 days 90 days and six months quoted around 3 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 3 4 percent. Exchange strong with bankers’ bills near 4 9845 and 4 8166 for 6 day bills. Government and railroad bonds mixed. Washington Railway and Electric issues dominate listings. extensive bond and stock quotations across DC area issuers and utilities.
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New York
Etering Exchange
New Germ Destroyer Promises Cure All Lung Ailments
Ad advertises Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption grip coughs colds and lung trouble with a money back assurance. Claims all druggists stock Ste. g100 and urges trial for immediate relief.
Wall Street Gossips on Bull Market in 1901 SteelStocks
The Washington Post Special reports a buoyant Wall Street mood with Steel preferred rising above par in London and New York. Traders weigh Union Pacific moves, Krogan rumors, and possible market buoyancy amid financing plans while St. Paul shorts face pressure and May futures slip as Liverpool trends guide prices.
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Ohio
Philadelphia
Standard’ Oil
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St. Paul
New York Grain Market Slumps After May Wheat Rally
Grain prices moved in a volatile session with wheat futures led by May options turning lower after midday. Spot barley and corn showed mixed demand as receipts remained heavy and shipments to Atlantic markets influenced local prices.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Liverpool
New York
U. B
Manitoba
Local eggs and butter market summary
Local eggs and butter markets show light demand and steady prices with slight upward tendency for receipts. About seventy five cases traded yesterday on the Washington age and butter exchange. Fancy creamery butter quoted at 27 and 0, b wholesale costs involved. general market notes indicate little change and minor price movements.
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Southern
Washington Age and Butter Exchange
Financial market notes from Washington rails and bonds
Local trading shows brisk demand for railway stock with bids at 89 3 4 and offers around 89 1 2, large blocks traded totaling near half a million dollars. Greene Copper and other issues gain, with Bond activity including $5,000 Telephone bonds at 107 1 2 and Gas certificates. Washington Loan and Trust adds $50,000 to surplus, total $500,000.
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Live Stock Markets In New York And Chicago Reports
New York receipts 904 cattle for slaughterers and exporters with exports of 760 cattle and 6 212 quarters of beef. Calves receipts 847 opened steady to firm, veals 7 50, dressed calves lower. Sheep and lambs 3 286 slow but steady. hogs 2 567 strong. Chicago receipts 7 000 cattle with higher market. hogs 19 000 strong to higher. sheep 15 000 steady.
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Market Report and Labor Meat Co. Incorporation
Baltimore markets report prices for flour wheat corn oats rye and dairy products with steady to firm movements and varied receipts. The Union Labor Meat Company filed for perpetual incorporation with $1,000 capital stock in twenty shares, incorporators Fred C. Geiger H. Corey and J. L. Cohensions.
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Labor Meat Company Incorporated
Union Labor Meat Company
Fred _C. Geiger
Orgs
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J. L. Cohensions
McDoel Honored as Railway Official
H McDoel elected second vice president of the American Railway Association in Chicago. The Monon Route executive, William Henry McDoel, serves as vice president and general manager of the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville Railway.
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Chicago
William Henry McDoel
Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railway
American Railway Association
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