Much Profit-Taking News of Crop Damage in Paris Drift
Special to The Washington Post New York April 2 192? Prices in today stock market reflect pro traders converting profits from recent gains. London selling and easing English money rates cloud Bank of England rate cut hopes while Paris weakness tests gold flows. Wheat crop damage from drought in Kansas Nebraska adds conservatism. warm rains needed to salvage harvest prospects.
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Paris
Bank of England
Weabhington Post
New York
Stock Exchange
London
England
Kansas
Nebraska
Union Pabfic
Treasury report notes mixed bank and gold balances
The report lists National bank note receipts for redemption, internal revenue items, customs receipts, and miscellaneous expenditures. It shows balances in the general fund, gold coin and bullion holdings, gold certificates, trust funds, and deposits awaiting reimbursement. Total figures run into hundreds of millions with current liabilities and reserves outlined.
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National Bank
Groton
Phiippine Treasury
New York Money Market and London Metals Notes
New York money market reported easy rates with a ruling at 2 percent and various term yields. Sterling exchange softened with bankers bills near 4.96 to 4.95, commercial bills around 4.85. London metal prices showed gains in copper and tin, with local equities firm. lead and zinc mixed, and market turnover modest.
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Sterling Exchange
Wall Street Gossips on Wheat Prices and Railroads
Special to The Washington Post from New York outlines how wheat futures surged on the weather report, while cautious traders reassessed crop prospects and crop replanting. It notes Judge Burke praising Northwest railroads and fruit culture, Delaware and Hudson expanding coal output, and Reading stock activity showing speculative manipulation without lasting impact.
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Local Block Exchange dull with featureless trading
Trading at yesterday's Block Exchange session was dull and featureless with lackluster orders and weak activity. Wheat and corn saw modest gains and gains were supported by Kansas droughts and European demand while receipts rose. the market closed showing strength in wheat and moderate gains in corn with limited trading in provisions.
Railway common the only issue in its class to be noticed
Closing bid quotations from yesterday's Stock Exchange show thin activity. Rail and utility shares moved little with bids listed across several issues including Washington Railway and Electric and Potomac Electric Lights. Bonds such as District of Columbia bonds and various railroad debentures also feature in muted trading alongside shared listings for banks, trust stocks, and miscellaneous utilities.
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Mitchell Mining Company
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Washington ‘Market
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Merchante’ Transfer and Storage Company
Washington Produce Market Prices Report
Quoted prices show strong demand for eggs and dairy with firm markets. Live poultry and dressed meats remain in demand, while vegetables and fruits vary by region with new York state and Virginia items noted among many entries. Cattle and hogs hold steady with lambs and calves showing firm to mixed prices.
Live Stock Markets in New York and Chicago Report
April 4 reports show mixed cattle calf sheep and hog receipts. New York receipts include heavy steer prices around 5.16 to 6.35 per 100 pounds with extras up to 6.59. calves from 5.00 to 7.50. hogs at 9.0 to 9.0 per hundredweight. Chicago cattle mostly 4.00 to 6.70, hogs about 6.60 to 7.90, sheep generally weaker with lambs around 6.50 to 8.50 per 100 pounds.
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Wheat futures drift after opening rally on weather
New York grain notes a quiet session as wheat fluctuates with export data and rain forecasts. Prices for May and July contracts show modest gains before closing mixed on strong export reports. corn receipts and exports listed, with continued market volatility reflected in nearby contract shifts.
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New York Cotton Market Steady with Net Advance on Day
The cotton market closed steady to firm with a near 2 point rise and a 4 point net gain. Sales today reached about 175000 bales as early declines gave way to firmer near month contracts amid weather forecasts and expected shipments. Port receipts lagged estimates while exports rose to about 7.4 million bales for the season. Southern markets held steady without change.
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New York Produce Prices Across Commodities April 4
Market report from New York lists receipts and prices across butter cheese eggs poultry flour and related goods. Notable levels include butter at 34 cents to 35 1/2 cents, cheese steady, hay steady, hogs steady, pork steady, and cottonseed oil firm with prime crude at 36 to 37 dollars per 100 pounds.
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Baltimore Markets Report from Baltimore Michigan April 4
Market notes show dull receipts of 10 449 bushels with exports at 2 780. Wheat firmer with No 2 red Western and steamer North market values. Corn strong mixed with No 2 white and Southern white and yellow c terms. cotton no. 2 white, 2 mixed receipts 15 449 bushels, exports 20 bushels. Hay steady, grain freights firm to Liverpool. Butter firm and creamery and fancy markets. Cheese active and strong. Sugar unchanged.
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Tron Trade At Standstill In Iron Age Report
Trade publication notes large buyers maneuvering for position as Pittsburg reports further large transactions in Bessemer pig. Foreign Middlesborough warrants rise, but actual shipments remain uncertain. Pennsylvania rail and West coast inquiries, structural mills, and bar and pipe demand show varied activity across regions.
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May Sell Out to Ryan in San Francisco Traction Sale
Negotiations for the purchase of United Railroads have been active for a month and may conclude soon. Huntington has been named as a potential buyer of stock, with Thomas F. Ryan also mentioned for traction properties nationwide.
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United Railroads
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