Wall Street Turns on Reading as Delaware and Hudson Moves
Unofficial reports announce First National Bank interests acquire large holdings in Delaware and Hudson and gain board representation at the upcoming annual meeting. The market shows mixed activity with Union Pacific leading and Reading remaining active, amid broader wheat-futures advances and weather-influenced crop prospects.
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Delaware and
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Holland
Wall Street
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Delaware and Hudson
J. Rogers Maxwell
Atrest
Reading
Union Pacific
Washington Market Prices Report Abridged Trading Notes
FGGS supply light and market firm with prices quoted for Virginia and nearby states. Fresh produce and eggs show tentative demand. poultry and meats mixed with steady to firm trends. vegetables including potatoes, onions, and greens listed with regional prices. overall market cautious as receipts cover current demand.
Curb Market Receipts and Expenditures Aired in Treasury Report
Treasury figures show yesterday's receipts from government sources and miscellaneous items totaling 946,270 with expenditures listed at 2,090,000. Available cash balance stands at 245,048,903 with gold coin and bullion holdings 105,120,343 and gold certificates 40,886,710. Beginning balance includes reserve fund and trust funds with current liabilities recorded at 114,857,225.
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Boelueds Yeaterday Reserve Fund
General Fund
Inni
New York Cotton Market Summary and Wheat Corn Provisions
New York cotton opened steady up 2.4 points on bullish week end figures. Trading active with profit taking and some selling on better weather. Prices near last night's close. 6,000 bales at ports, 69,000 work bales, New Orleans 163% bales, Houston 1,440 bales. Wheat May to July, corn and oats mixed with profit taking. July corn around 49% and July wheat down, with drought in Kansas and Texas influencing sentiment. Provisions dull with July pork at 15 974 and July ribs at 7 246.
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Baltimore Markets Ledger Apr 27 Prices for Wheat Corn and More
Market notes from Baltimore show steady wheat and mixed corn prices, with receipts and exports listed across grains. Butter eggs cheese and sugar hold firm amid busy shipping and daily commodity activity in early spring trading.
Grain futures mixed as strong open fades under sales pressure
New York grain futures opened firm on higher cables and bullish Western crop news but fell back as selling intensified. Wheat receipts total 17 000 bushels with May near 15 by close. corn exports 86 000 bushels with No 2 at 68 and 68 1/2 afloat. oats receipts 68 500 bushels with mixed spot prices.
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Money on call and evidence of steady markets in New York
In New York on April 27 money on call was nominal with various term options shown. Prime mercantile paper and sterling exchange held steady amid firm government and railroad bonds. Metals traded quietly with tin and lead stable and iron at recent levels.
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Railroads and public seek common ground in reform effort
The Ven Norden Magazine argues railroad managers and the public must cooperate. Leaders like Harriman advocate unity while Hill threatens to pause expansions. Nebraska railheads threaten to curb excursion rates and restrict tickets to own lines, but the piece predicts broader reform with legislation and forms to come, promising better service and fairer rates for stockholders and the public.
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strans-Pacific Steamship Line
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Magnates Spend Summers Abroad and At Home
The New York Times profile lists railroad leaders like Oscar G. Murray of Baltimore and Ohio, James McCrea of Pennsylvania, J O Harriman, J F D Loree, and others as they split summers between Europe, private estates, and varied leisure. It notes Underwood yacht cruising, Goul abandoning polo, Hile salmon fishing, and Baker and Baer pursuing country estates and gardening.
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Europe
James McCrea
Pennsylvania
J .O. H. Harriman
Arden
J. F. D. Loree
Delaware and Hudson
Underwood
The
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George J. Goul
James J. Hile
Labrador
George F. Baker
First National Bank
Marvin Hughitt
Chicago
Northwestern
White Mountains
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Reading
Hawthorne
W. FL Newman
Vanderbilt
Adirondacks
E B. Thomas
Lehigh Valley
Wealthy Americas Sportsman in Golf and Travel
Road expert and leisure enthusiast travels between Morristown New Jersey and Riverside Illinois with metropolitan stays in Santa Barbara California. He pursues coaching in Europe as a favored distraction and plans to indulge motoring this summer. E P Ripley from the Santa Fe divides time between Riverside and a Santa Barbara country place while managing railroad duties. his main leisure is golf.
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Revenue gains widen as March receipts top total
Internal Revenue collection for March 1997 shows total receipts of 22,552,758, a net gain versus 1908 by 2,006,768. Subcategory gains include exports 13,282,991 up 1,013,243. tobacco 4,429,507 up 224,619. fermented liquors 4,101,415 up 69,514. demargarine 60,065 up 39.25 percent. Fiscal year to date records a net increase of 15,521,700. Brokerage talks say several New York houses with Washington branches may close, while Casterlin & Co. sale to H. Potts & Co. is reported.
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Eptfuts
Washington Cattle Market Reports Light Receipts and Steady Grades
Washington cattle market notes light receipts and steady beef and lamb demand. Calves show demand for choice offerings while poorer stock sells at forced prices. lambs up slightly with easier tone for select lots. Hogs and sheep prices listed. loans and real estate section follows. Gasch and Birgo, 1225 New York Ave NW.
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Chapel Court
Stock Exchanges
Stock Exchange
New York
Chicago
Gasch & Birgo
New York Ave. Nw
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