Price Changes in Copper and Markets Amid Wheat Outlook
The Washington Post reports a volatile stock market with firming tendencies as rumors fade, UPS and Southern Pacific issues loom, and a copper price drop sparks intraday declines before a partial recovery. A Great Falls strike ends quietly, lifting mood temporarily while 10 day money rates hit new lows. The wheat crop outlook remains encouraging despite winter damage concerns.
Market notes on government bonds and railroad stocks
New York bond roundup lists prices and percentages for American Tobacco, Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio, Central of Georgia, Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago and Alton, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, Denver and Rio Grande, Missouri, Kansas and Texas, Northern Pacific, Pennsylvania, St Louis and Iron Mountain, St Louis-San Francisco, Southern Pacific, and Texas and Pacific among others. Details show varied yields and par values as of April 10, with multiple railroad and utility issuances quoted.
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New York
HL R. Chapman & Co
G. Chipmen
New York Stock Exchange
American Tobesco
American Tobacco
Atchison Generals
Atchison Adjustment
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn RT. Co
Central of Georgia
Central
Georgia
Georgia 2d Io Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Duincy
RI and Pacific R. BR
Pate
Louka General
Colored Industrial
Serlea A
Colorado Midland
Colorado and
Bonthern
Erle
Northern Pacific Ga
Soreik Pod
Western
Bert Ling
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Consol
St Louis
San Francisco
Louis Suttrwestern
Seaboard Air Line
Sommers Paci
Outhern Pactic
Southern Railway i
Texas and Pacific
Wisconsin Centrals
New York ST
Te. M
Missouri Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Car and Foundry
Missouri
Hancan
Texas
Kang
Ter
National B. A
New ‘York
Centra
Ontario
Yeo Securities
Norfolk and ‘Western
Linssed Gil
Norfolk and Western
Linzeed
Pita
Tee
Pacific Mall
Pt Os
Aoi
Pittaburg
Tolexeco
Cartif
Pellman Palace
Atchizon
Aneconda Mining Co
Vas
Jacthiaon Pt
Atlantic Cosal Line
Republic Steel
Baltimore
Ohtopia
Republic Steel Pra
Chicago T. and
Southern Railway
St. Thouln
Southern Reidway
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Ars
Tennessee Coal and Tron’ Lash
Colorado and Southern
Texan and
Pacific
Toledo
Weetay
Cola
Southern
Nod
Bax
Union ‘Pacific
Denver
Rito Grande
United States Tubber Ptd
Denver and
Rio Grande Pi
United States Steel
Fis SA
Securities
United States Steel Pte
Erie
Virginia-Caroline
Virginia-Carolina
Asnets Central
Wells-Fargo Express
International Paper
Westinghouse ‘Electric
Western Union
Alternational
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
International
Wisconsin Central
Iowa Central
Wisconsin Centra Pta
Northern
Paette' S
Flabig
Louisvilla
Nashville
Pews Ira
Mextern Central
Great Northern
Asda
Minneapolis
Interborough-Eletropolitan
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Saulteste
Wall Street Gasp Amusements in Early Trading Day
A brisk session on April 10 saw Union Pacific pressured briefly after opening, but strong support steadied the stock. Hesitation over HL Harriman’s testimony at the Inter national Commerce Commission sparked varied market sentiment, with opinions split on potential effects. United States Steel hit new highs as copper news circulated and smelter strikes influenced perception. Reading slipped on Loree’s presidency news, ending only fractionally lower.
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New York
Union Pacific
Bears
HL Harriman
Interatatolé Commerce Commission
Harriman
United States Steel
Wall Street
Boston
Montana
Great Falls
New York Metal Exchange
United States
Reading
Delaware and Hudson
L. F. Loree
Stock Exchange Members Noted in Washington Notice
W B Hibbs and Co bankers and brokers at 1419 F Street are cited as recipients of quotations. The firm is a member of the New York Stock Exchange the Chicago Board of Trade and the Washington Exchange.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington
New York
Sone
Bronte
Nevada
New York Stock Terriers
Washington Stock
Chicate Board of
BANK
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Mergenthaler
Lanston
Letters of Credit
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Chicago
Board of ‘Trade
Liverpool Cotton Exchange
Washington, D. C
G Street
N. W
Washington Road and Electric stock surge at the exchange
A burst of strength in Washington Railway and Electric common lifted its price above Tuesday’s best quotation. A prominent broker led quiet buying, with 1,000 shares selling at 49. Options on 200 shares rose a quarter point. Greene-Cananea copper showed bids and offerings but little business. Thomas H Bowles of Washington elected to the Baltimore Trust and Guaranty Company board of directors.
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Washington Railway and Electric Common
Stock Exchange
Flo
Greene-Cananea
Greene Copper
Greene
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Mitchell Mining
Washington Stock Exchange closes with varied bids and bonds
Yesterday's closing quotations show Washington Railway and Electric trading mixed, common at 49 to 50 with many 40 price points for preferred and various bonds listed from District of Columbia to Capital Traction. Philippine Land Purchase and multiple utility and railroad bonds posted mixed yields as traders reflected market conditions.
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Bank of England
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Washington Railway and Electric de
Potomac
Wlshington Railway and Electric, Common
Conyer
Washington Railway and Eleetric
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Lanston
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Philippine Land Purchase
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Washington Gas Company
Washington Geo Company
En- Aebiedners Ga
Capital Traction Railroad
Anacostia and Potomacs
Rairoad Ba
Columbia Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Washington Railway and
Elecirie
Washington
Alexanndria
Mount Vernon
United States Electric Light Adcenture Improvement Ga
United States Electric Light
The
Washington Railway and Electric
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Washington, Alexandria
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greane Canenea Copper
Mitchel Mining Company
National Bam
American
Capital
National City
Columbus
Gomracr
Isi
Farmers and Mechanics
Lincoln
Metropolitan
Rigas
Mradern
Wedhington
Washington Edinaxa
Trust Company
American Security and Triet
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Union “Trust Company
Washington Leam and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Trust Werrante
Home Savings Bank
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
Arlington
Columbie
Commercial
Corcoran
Biremen’s
Fronidia
German-American
Matra
Treasury report details national bank receipts and deficits
Treasury data shows yesterday's receipts 807,827 ae 840,811 in customs 1,834,271 and misc 79,554 with expenditures 2,380,009. Beginning balances list gold reserves 1.150 billion and trust funds 3.665 billion in gold coin 3665 678 86H and silver dollars 473,198,006. Available cash 281,084,212 and gold certificates 679,598 are among funds balances excluding the 169,000,000 gold reserve.
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Philippine ‘Treasury
New York Cotton Market Quiet Amid Irregularities
The New York cotton market opened steady with a slight decline and soon firmed, trading around a net gain of 2 to 4 points as weather and demand influenced activity. Sales were about 100,000 bales, with Western prices pressured by rumors of price cuts, while futures showed mixed movements across the session.
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W. B. Hubbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago
New York
Xession
Fall River
Yenewa
Wheat and Corn Prices Rally on Southwest Damage Fears
New York reports 43,000 bushels receipted and firm prices for wheat led by No 2 red at 14 dollars, with May futures up as traders weigh extensive Southwest crop damage. Corn, oats, and hogs follow a bullish tone as dry weather and green bug reports sustain demand and limit selling. Local receipts total over 80,000 bushels with continued export activity and market interest from commission houses.
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New York
Duluth
Southwest
First Pricen
W. B. Hibbe & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Kat Me
Chicago
Kansan
Kauess
Nebraska
Mme Righér
Pol
Minneapolis
Frm
Kebleher
Elocol
Axit
Iowt
Bc Higher
Shorts
Clea May Park
Live Stock Markets Report from New York and Chicago
Market notes show brisk demand across cattle calves and hogs with varied gains. New York receipts include heavy cattle and calves with steers strong and hogs steady. Chicago reports similar strength in cattle and hogs, with sheep and lambs notably firmer.
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New York
Bologna
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Baltimore Markets Report From Butimore April Market Reads
Market notes show wheat and corn futures with mixed spot prices and steady to unchanged quotes. Receipts for soybeans oats and rye cited, with butter eggs cheese and sugar levels listed as steady to unchanged and dull freight conditions overall.
New York Produce Prices Amid Mixed Commodities
New York April 10 Butter and cheese prices steady with receipts 4,593 and 1,676. Eggs strong with varied grades and regional supplies. Poultry and meat futures mixed. cotton oil and rosin steady. sugar raw strong with full refining. Shipments and freight markets show steady to easy movement across grains and staples including corn meal and peanuts.
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Fennsylvania
Ailva
Turkaya
Rio
Cordova
Metal markets in New York and London show mixed changes
In New York on April 11 markets varied with several metals rising in London while futures held steady. Copper and lead moved little locally, while tin and zinc showed gains in London and mixed local quotes. Foundry metals displayed scattered changes across Northern and Southern listings.
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New York
London
Trou
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Foundry
Northern
Southern
Bouthera
Harriman Anti Trust Case May Move to Justice Dept
Interstate Commerce Commission prepares to forward the Harriman group record to the Department of Justice as a possible basis for Sherman antitrust action in New York federal court. Evidence reportedly shows Southern Pacific and San Pedro and Los Angeles pooling freight under “goals” violating the rate act with each day of continuation a separate offense.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Harriman
Harriman Ines
Department of Justice
United States Circuit Court
New York
Pacific Coast
Southern Pacific
Harriman Road
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Clark
Montane
Winter Wheat's Condition Reported by Crop Board
The Bureau of Statistics reports April 1 conditions for winter wheat at .9 in 1907 and 9.4 in 1905, with 8.3 as the ten year April mean. The table lists the principal winter wheat states and ten year April averages, plus rye figures showing 9.5 in 1907 and 8.09 in 1906.
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Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Lincoln Savings and Trust Company Suspended by State Order
Philadelphia April 10 Lincoln Savings and Trust Company suspended business by order of State Commissioner of Banking John A Berkey citing impaired capital. Deposits total 250000 with a recent surplus of 14000 and paid-in capital 132000. John J Reiley named temporary receiver. president James I Comly in Harrisburg. treasurer Henry F Stitzell claims the bank is solvent and able to pay all depositors, despite capital concerns.
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Lincoln Savings and Trust Company
John A. Berkey
John J. Reiley
James I. Comly
Harrisburg
Berkey
Henry F. Stitzell
Stitzell
Loree Named President of Delaware and Hudson
L F Loree former president of Baltimore and Ohio and Chicago Rock Island and Pacific was elected president of the Delaware and Hudson to succeed David Willcox, who resigned for health reasons after four years in the post. Willcox remains technically in office as the board frees him from duties. Loree also chairs the executive committee of Kansas City Southern.
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New York
L. F. Loree
Baltimore and Ghio Railroad Company
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
Delaware and Hudson Company
David Willcox
Willcox
Europe
Board of Managers
Willcot
The
Delaware and Hudson
Loree
Kansas City Southern Railway Company
Tidewater Railway Seeks City Land for New Shop Facility
Roanoke Virginia April 1 John Key attorney for Tidewater Railway announced the company intends to purchase additional land from the city for shop purposes. He said the road plans 4000 more on improvements in Emons.
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Roanoke
Johm Key
Tidewater Railway
Aete
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