Retirement of H C Frick Shakes UP UP Union Pacific
A Wall Street market report notes heavy selling in railroad stocks led by Union Pacific after the retirement of H C Frick from its board. European and New York exchanges showed initial gains that faded as short covering failed to sustain rallies amid labor fears and ongoing depreciation of standard railroad shares.
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U. P
Reada
Harriman
Standard
Old Standard Railroad
Amalgamated Copper
American Smelting and Refining
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Ts. St. Paul
Consolidated Gas
Miner
Great Northern
Idek Vy York Central
Northern Jacie
Reading
Rock Island Reeferred
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel Common
Union Faciftc
Mr Brick
Mr. Frick
L Root
Frick
Union Pacific and
Allied Properties
Blarkman
Prick
Westhat Omnols Central
Union Pacific-Southern Pacife
Liverpool
New York Bond Market and Copper Prices Report
New York bond market updates with copper and tin figures, listing August to November copper futures, London spot and futures for copper, and New York arrivals of 740 tons. Custom house exports for the month total 8,528 tons, with electrolytic copper at 12.50 to 12.75. Local rates and Northern grades noted. Post Want Ads offer free classifieds.
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Standard
London
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Washington market quiet as traders take weekend trips
Washington stock activity slowed on a midsummer Friday with few big moves. Washington Railway and Electric led sales in small lots, while Georgetown Gas and Lanston showed notable activity amid sparse demand. Bond trades were light and a debate over banks holding stock in other firms continued at cabinet level.
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Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Lanston
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Washington Loan and Trust
Columbia Title
Washington Railway and Electric
Qver
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Wickersham
Recen
Money Trust
MacVeagh
Washington Stock Exchange Notes and Bond Listings
Regular call at noon reflects mixed trading on Washington Railway and Electric, volumes across common and preferred shares, plus Georgetown Gas and Washington Gas movements. Bond listings include Capital Traction, Anacostia and Potomac issues, and Metropolitan and Columbia securities, with miscellaneous stocks and insurance shares showing varied bids and asks.
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Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Lanston Monotype
American Telephone and Telegraph Rights
Washington Loan and ‘Trust
Columbia Title Insurance
Capital Traction
Anacostia and Potomac
Columbia
Chesapeake and Potomac Tel
Emerson
Washington Market
Norfolk and
Washington
Biges Realty
Capital Tractions
Cota
Washington-Virginia
Norfolk and Washington
American Telephone and Telegraph
Great Falls
Dominion
Morgenthaler Linotyne
Greane-Canatea American
Capital - Columbia
Lincoln
American Security
Arlington
Corcoran
Franklin
Trade activity and price shifts across steel cotton and leather
New York Aug 1 R G Dun's weekly review reports growing confidence that autumn will broaden trade and that demand for steel products rises gradually. Financed by price concessions in finished lines, rail and subway contracts show promise while pig iron output dips. Cotton goods face ongoing cloth adjustments to raw prices and curtailment in mills. Footwear buyers limit purchases. leather remains in moderate demand with steady sole leather prices. Domestic hides fall in some varieties. foreign markets stay steady with strong Latin hides. Bradstreet notes 208 US business failures for the week ending Aug 10.
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Wall Street Gossip Sparks Copper Talk and Rail Gear
Washington Post report from New York on Aug 11 notes market activity focused on copper stocks and major rails. It cites declines in Underwood Typewriter and General Motors, analyzes September grain projections, copper shortages ahead, and signals potential railroad car orders by Atlantic Coast Line, Pennsylvania, and Missouri Pacific amid a revival in rolling stock and terminal construction in Baltimore.
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New York Wheat and Corn Prices End Steady Amid Export Demand
Spot wheat firmed with No 3 red at 66 elavator and No 1 northern at 1.15 afloat, while futures closed modestly higher on export buying. Export sales reached 16 loads. September 98 1/2 to 99 1/2, December 102? to 102 1/2. Corn and oats remained firm or steady with limited futures activity and mixed nearby quotes. Receipts totaled 132,200 bushels wheat, 72,625 corn, and 165,650 oats. Barley offered without price change.
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Wheat Market Advances as Exporters Compete in Chicago
Chicago grain traders report active demand and higher cash prices for wheat aided by strong miller interest. Exporters and buyers jockey for offerings while farmers slow selling hard winter grades. frost forecasts fade and Russian export surplus shrinks, lifting futures despite weak provisions.
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New York Produce Prices and Commodities Report
New York market update shows butter steady with receipts at 8,801, cheese firm with 1,728, eggs firm at 11,798, and varied poultry figures. Flour remains active alongside multiple wheat-linked price ranges, with rye flour firm and other staples like cottonseed oil and sugar noted at current levels.
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Credit Balances And Shipments Across Cities
Olt City and Toledo report various financial figures with balances and shipments. Data includes credit balances of 130 dollars, bins totaling 264 395, average 151 446, shipment 287 087 and average 718 220. North Lima and Indiana figures appear with times and scores 63 and 77 respectively.
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