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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1907

Page

2

Wall Street Stagnation and May Trading Outlook

The piece notes dull May stock activity amid crop uncertainty and a tight money market. It cites Union Pacific and Reading as stock strength leaders, mentions speculative interest and potential gains from a shifting loan landscape, and reports weak domestic and foreign market tone with a brisk rise in wheat options driven by crop damage news.

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Bank Clearings Report For Week Ended April 25

Bradstreet's figures show New York bank clearings totaling 32,621,765,000 for the week ending April 25, with 3,014,053,000 in the prior week and 2,106,140,000 a year earlier. Canadian clearings reached 75,109,000, compared with 377,729,000 last week and 270,695,000 in the same week last year.

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New York Money Market And Stock Exchange Trading Grow

The New York money market shows firm rates with time loans at 60 and 90 days around 4 and 9 percent. Bond listings include American Tobacco, New York Central general and several railroad issues. The day features analysis of bear operators, bull sentiments in smelters, and crop damage rumors impacting wheat futures amid stock market dullness.

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New York Bond Market and Boston Closing Prices

The report covers national bank receipts for redemption at 798 030, internal revenue receipts 676 930, miscellaneous receipts 906 724, and expenditures 2 230 000. General fund balances exclude 150 million in gold reserves with available cash at 248 70 625, gold coin 104 726 082, and gold certificates. Reserve fund shows gold coin and bullion, tract funds to red gold coin, silver delists, and total BY 154 523 069. General fund 183 581 214 with deposits in national banks 377 136 8. Philippine treasury 9 895 085. Washington remains at higher levels. dealings focus on 2 ½ and 3 shares at 58 and 60 ½. Sale of 10 shares National City Bank at 144 2 4 marks a fractional advance.

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Washington Stock Exchange Bid Quotes and Market Review

The report lists bid and closing quotes for Washington Railway and Electric, Capital Traction, Washington Gas, and other municipal and mining stocks. It notes after call bids, and provides several district bond and stock quotations with prices, yields, and recent trades, followed by a continuation of New York cotton and related market summaries including notices, prices, and global supply figures.

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New York Produce Markets Report Mixed Prices April

The New York market pages show brisk receipts across dairy eggs and meats with creamery prices varying from common to extra, and steady to firm conditions in cheese, lard, and pork. Wheat and corn futures push higher on cold weather fears, export demand, and European market gains, while rye and cornmeal hold firm and oats rise modestly.

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Secretary Loebs Fame Dominates Stock Exchange Talk

Secret ary Loebs fame in connection with the presidency of the Washington Railway and Electric Company sparked discussion at yesterday's Stock Exchange session. No major movement in the stock, with quotations steady. Potomac Fire and Insurance stock showed strength while Capital Traction drifted lower. Washington Railway and Electric 4s active at 80 with $14,500 trading, and a large block of shares offered at 18 21 near closing.

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Baltimore Markets Grain and Butter Prices and Varying Exports

Market notes from Baltimore list prices and receipts across flour wheat corn and rye. Includes ranges for winter spring and southern grains, barrell and bushel receipts and exports, butter egg and cheese listings, and general freight steadiness.

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Washington Produce Market Prices and Arrivals Summary

Weekly wholesale prices from Washington Market show weaker demand as buyers for cold storage retreat. Butter and eggs feed a cautious market with signals of falling prices ahead. Live poultry and dressed meats vary by item with excess old fowl and steady demand for select chickens and turkeys. Vegetables and fruits fluctuate with regional supplies and regional shipments, while green fruit and dried fruit markets hold mixed to firm values.

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Cotton Operatives to Get Wages Advance May 27

Fall River Mass April 6 An unexpected development will raise wages for over 30,000 cotton mill workers in Fall River when the Textile Council and Manufacturers Association agreement expires May 27. The exact increase is not set, but industry insiders expect a rise above the current rate across all operative classes. First Oil Tow for London Also: Philadelphia reports plans to tow a 4 million gallon Standard Oil barge to Europe next week aboard the steamship Captain A F Lucas.

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Copper Market Quiet as Demand Falls Short in Boston

Boston reports on copper as price terms linger. Major producers cling to 26 and 25.5 cents for electrolytic and fake copper while buyers hesitate. Market observers note subdued demand since February and reluctance to purchase for four to five months ahead.

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Metal markets drift in London and New York quotes

The London tin market eased with spot £193 103 and futures £180 15s. locally tin firm at £230 42.55. Copper rose in London spot £103 54 and futures £101 103, locally higher at £24 50608.25 electrolytic £24 024 75 casting £22 75 23 76. Lead steady at £6 00 6.10 locally, London £1 9 7s 6d. Spelter slipped, local cost £6 656.8. iron up in London, foundries higher. locally No 1 Northern 36.35 26.25, No 2 Northern 2.75 6.26, No 1 Southern 28.00 26.00, No Southern 25.00 25.00.

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Live Stock Market Fluctuations Across Markets

April reports from New York and Chicago show cattle receipts around 1,500 to 2,546 with steady to higher prices for steers cows and bulls. Calves and veals move 4.50 to 7.00 with mixed demand, hogs about steady, sheep and lambs slow to steady, with lambs around 6.75 to 8.70 and yearlings 5.20 to 7.00.

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Washington cattle market steady with mixed demand and priced entries

The Washington cattle market shows no change with light receipts and steady to firm sentiment for better gardens. Demand remains for choice calves but poorer stock clears at forced prices. spring tombs up, and animal qualities vary. Silver for Philadelphia Mint: Mint Director buys 160,009 ounces at 66.144 cents per fine ounce.

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Excursions on the Potomac Steamer St Johns Augurates Trip

The Wg and fest steamer St Johns will run a 40 mile round trip down the Potomac next Sunday, leaving at 2:45 PM and returning about 4 PM. The ship seats 3,000, offers music and meals in the dining room, with new coastal views at Clifton Beach and a daylong sail aboard the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company fleet.

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