Market Near Torpor Pressure on B and C Common
The Washington Port reports a quiet trading day with only 85 000 shares in the first hour and a total of 310 600 for the day. Amalgamated Copper and United States Steel shares show strength while Baltimore and Ohio declines due to March earnings. Bank of England raises reserve ratio as chancellor previews income tax cuts and government bond purchases.
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Treasury report and New York bond market notes
Treasury figures show national bank notes redeemed totaling 769 087 dollars with revenue receipts of 1 021 071 from internal taxes and 1 007 294 from customs, offset by miscellaneous items. The report states gold reserves and deposits, with gold coin and bullion valued at about 108 million and gold certificates at 38.6 million, while the general fund stands near 185 million. In London and New York markets tin and copper moved irregularly with small net gains locally, and lead, iron, silver, and zinc prices shown with various regional quotes and warrants.
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Oil Quotations and Regional Prices Report
Oil City reports daily quotations with balances and runs for April 28 including average 137,131 shipments 294,238 and sale 104,139. Toledo notes North Lima 94 and South Lima and Indians 63 on April 18. Jamestown Exposition invitation advertised by The Washington Post invites readers to obtain full particulars.
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Washington Post
Wall Street Rumors Signal Bolsa of Bonds and Borrows
The market weighs spring vacation rumors and Southern Pacific borrowing plans of up to 40 to 50 million. Reports cite long unused funds, equipment orders, and transcontinental project financing abroad. Analysts foresee bullish long term for SP despite near term unease, amid subdued Ontario and Western activity and talk of New Haven influence.
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Stock market slips amid mixed Dow hits and gains
The Washington Stock Exchange session showed a downward trend with several active issues posting fractional losses. Washington Railway and Electric bonds fell a full point while Mergenthaler advanced. Mitchell Mining rose slightly on small blocks. Trades totaled about 950 shares with bonds worth 5500 dollars exchanged.
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Washington Stock Exchange stock quotations list
The Washington Stock Exchange provides closing quotations for Washington Railway and Electric common and preferred, Potomac Fire Insurance, Graphophone stock, and various utilities and railroad bonds. It lists prices for United States Electric Light, Chesapeake and Potomac, District of Columbia bonds, and multiple railroad stocks with trading figures and certificates.
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Washington Market
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Merchanter Transfer and Storage Company
Washington Produce Market Prices Quoted Incomplete
Quotations indicate wholesale prices only for eggs and varietal produce. The report lists declines not realized for higher grades, steady fowl and turkey markets, and mixed prices across fruits, vegetables, dairy, and meats with numerous specific regional and product entries.
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
New York and Chicago market briefs show cattle receipts around 3,300 to 1,890 with steady to firm feeling. Calves and hogs trade slowly with limited demand, dressed calves and feeder offerings minimal. Sheep and lambs dull but steady on Buffalo guidance. hog prices around 7.40 in New York State.
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Sheep market summary and sales trends noted
Choen to prime heavy and mixed categories show prices around 6.5 to 6.7 with prime and butcher weights. Sheep receipts about 12,400 at market, with steady to lower tone expected for sheep. miscellaneous figures include 5.60 for bulk sales and 6.60 to 6.65 ranges for prime weights.
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Market roundup of prices and receipts in New York notes
New York report dated April 18 records receipts and prices across dairy meats and crops. Notes include creamery and butter prices, live poultry figures, hay hops hides leather wool beef pork and cottonseed oil, flour receipts and potato quotes with regional variations and figures.
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Wheat Market Slumps Then Edges Up in Chicago Grain
Chicago reports rain and snow in the West and Southwest spurring sheep trades and early selling in wheat. July opens lower, recovers on buying, with prices closing firmer. Oats rise slightly, corn up modestly, and provisions weaken on higher box receipts. Local receipts total 181 cars as weather improves and export demand supports futures.
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New York Grain Wheat and Corn Prices Report Apr 18
Wheat receipts reach 16 000 bushels with notable price moves amid rain from the Southwest. Wheat futures show forenoon decline, then partial rebound on export rumors, May around 85 1/4 cents, July near 26 1/4, September firm. Corn receipts total 74 174 bushels, spot firm with No 2 elevator and 5 1/2 afloat. May around 55 3/4, July near 34 1/8. Oats receipts 161 500 bushels with spot mixed grades and prices around 47 1/2 to 48 1/2.
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Snow blankets plains aiding winter wheat crop
Snow six inches deep covers northern Nebraska and surrounding regions with more falling. Officials say the storm ends travel west of the Missouri River while the snow benefits small grain by delaying frost and may kill green insects threatening winter wheat. Snow also falls in western Missouri and Des Moines Iowa, aiding budding fruit trees per local reports.
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B and G Report for March earnings and costs
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shows March gross earnings of 6,493,268 for 1907 vs 6,711,095 in 1906 a decline of 217,881. Expenses rise to 4,873,889 from 4,222,278 a gain of 651,611. Net earnings drop to 1,619,578 from 88,488,817 a decrease of 863,498. For nine months ended March 31, gross earnings reach 40,569,318 up 2,971,842 from 37,? 997,416. Expenses rise to 40,544,987 from 36,693,897 a gain of 3,945,300. Net earnings decline to 529,025,231 from 20,008,779 a drop of 975,548.
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New Stock Issuance Deferred for New Haven Line
In New Haven on April 18 reports say the proposed issue of about 926 million dollars of new stock for the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company will be deferred likely until next autumn. The postponement stems from the company already having sufficient incoming funds for several months.
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Baltimore Markets Grain and dairy prices April market recap
Baltimore markets report dull commodity trading with mixed grain prices. Wheat No 2 red Western around 78 to 79 cents, corn steady spot values near 27 to 29 cents, oats firm with No 2 white about 19 cents, rye around 76 to 80 cents, butter and eggs steady with creamery and store varieties listed, sugar unchanged. Market notes include grain forecasts to Liverpool and steamship futures.
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New York Money Market Rates and Rates Snapshot
New York money market notes show call money steady at 2 percent with fresh bank offers around 2 1 2 to 2 3 4 percent. Time loans bid at 4 1 2 percent for ninety days, six months at 6 percent. Sterling exchange quoted around 4.8560 for demand bills and 4.864 for sixty day bills. Government bonds and railroad bonds listed with regular tone.
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New York Cotton Markets Steady After Gains In Trading
New York April 1 cotton prices showed a steadier tone with a net advance of 16 points from yesterday. Sales for the day were about 150000 bales as openings slipped 1 point on one month and rose up to 4 points on futures. Trading was quiet but supported by strong spot demand and large New Orleans activity. Exports for the day exceeded port totals by about 18000 bales, widening the season’s lead over the previous peak. Southern markets were steady to higher with some lighter rains reported by the Weather Bureau.
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Special Trip to Jamestown Exposition by Steamer St Johns
Special trip organized by R G Craerin manager of The Sign of the Cross company to the Jamestown Exposition aboard the steamer St Johns. Tickets limited and advance sale opens Friday April 19 at T Arthur Smith's agency. Trip includes viewing warships in Hampton Roads and landing at the exposition grounds. New will of Frank H Thomas favorable to wife Alice Thomas filed. Awards list to be published May 5 in The Washington Post Educational Contest.
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