Stock Market Mixed as Grains, Railroads and Steel Edge Markets
New York stock market shows languid strength amid low mood with uneven gains. Grain prices ease despite damage reports to spring wheat. Amalgamated Copper and coal stocks rise while rail lists fail to share. Bonds firm, money market steady, sterling firm. market closes with modest gains and cautious optimism.
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Denver
Rio Grande
London
Erle
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Amsterdam
Manhattan
Interborough
Ucopper
Hiies
Reading
Pennsylvania
United States
Stvel
United States Steel
Tully
Amalgamated Copper
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Bankers
New York Stock Market Report Fragment
The clipping lists Western Union Wheeling and Lake Wisconsin Central and Mexican lines with total 669 900 shares. It notes the stations and entities receiving daily figures by W Bubbs & Co bankers and brokers members of the New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade and Washington Stock Exchange.
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Lak
Wisconsin Central
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
W. B. Hits & Co
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the National Metropolitan Bank
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Wheat Market Turbulence Shocks Chicago Trade
Chicago Aug 18 extreme weakness and erratic wheat movements fill the session. Conflicting crop outlooks trigger large swings with September down to 1.09, December at 1.06% and a late rally after crop reports. Corn, oats and provisions also move with mixed results amid dealer anxiety and rail stock shifts.
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Ars
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
Brooke Exchange
Chicago Board of
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Washington bonds and stocks report round of quotations
The report lists bids on Washington Railway and Electric and related issues, including 4s at 83 3/4, 82 1/2, and 83 1/4. preferred at 60–70. Washington Gas and postcall quotes. and closing figures for various railroad and utility bonds and stocks. It also covers stock exchange district bonds and several railroad issues with prices and maturities.
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Washington Railway and Electric, Preferred
Washington Gas
Washington Railway and Electric Ha
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
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United States Electric Light
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American Security and Trust
Union Trust and Storage
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Capital Traction Company
Washington “Railway and Electric Company
National Bank
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Central
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Tosurance Tocks
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Corcoran
Potomac
Arlington
National Union
People's
Columbia Title
Washington Tithe
Chesapeake and Potomac
Mergensthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greena Consolidated Copper Company
Washington Maner
Norfoll
Washington Steamboat
Realty Appraigate and Agency Company
Equity Court Docket Relates to Multiple Civil Actions
Supreme Court and Circuit Court entries list numerous cases with motions rulings and contempt rules. Names include Brafford, Foster, Sullivan, Armstrong, Campbell, Glpehaus, and Sands. Property, probate, and bankruptcy matters touch Bloomingdale and D Street areas with real estate deeds, guardianships, and court orders in August and September cases.
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United States
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Mannchhusetts
New York Grain Prices and Futures Report for Aug 18
New York grain notes rough day for wheat with a wide price range and late rally on strong outside support. Wheat futures closed mixed, with May at 1.18 to 1.24, September around 1.09 to 1.12, and December near 1.12. Corn futures weakened on poor cables and rains, with August around 0.64 and September about 0.69. Oats receipts around 66,000 bushels and varied price ranges across grades and white oats.
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New York Produce Prices and Market Receipts Mixed
New York market notes show butter steady and receipts strong at 6005 pounds. Poultry demand steady with alive Western chickens at 16 cents, dressed at 14 to 16. Flour and rye flour firm with high patent values, corn meal steady. Metals steady with tin and copper firm in London, local markets cautious on potatoes and onions. Prices listed for vegetables including cabbage, carrots, beets, cucumbers, and peaches with scattered regional variations.
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Washington Railway and Electric stock gains and board elections
Washington Railway and Electric preferred stock rose to 701-4 on the Washington Stock Exchange with active trading and multiple price moves. Bonds sold at 83 1/2 with small advances. Meetings for the Fast Washington Heights Railroad Traction Company re elected directors led by A B Randle and others. The Frank H. Thomas Company trustees re elected officers Brown Thomas Jackson Yellett and Covington to the board.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Heights Railroad Traction Company
Columbia Building
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George H. Judd
A. M. Bliss
J. S. Brothers
Wharton E. Lester
G. Frank Lever
J. Clarence Price
D. C. Fountain
A. L. Martin
Frank H. Thomas Company
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Charles W. Brown
Frank H. Thomas
Daniel K. Jackson
R. H E. L. Yellett
W. H. Covington
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Market summaries show dull trading in New York beef and steady calves and sheep ahead of futures. Chicago quotes cattle steady with good to prime steers around 5.00 to 6.10 per cwt, hogs lower, and sheep and lambs mixed with wethers and lambs slightly higher or steady.
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Baltimore Markets Update Amid Mixed Grain and Freight Notes
Baltimore markets report firm and unsettled tones across grains. Corn and rye prices show dull activity with spot and future quotes and exports detailed, alongside freight notes and miscellaneous advertising lines.
Immense Trade in Wheat Shifts as Prices Waver on Opening
Chicago traders flocked to the Board of Trade amid a volatile opening as prices fell 1 to 3 cents a bushel before rebounding. May wheat tumbled to 109 1 4 and later settled around 109 6 8, down 15 8 cents from prior. Widespread activity showed immense interest, with firms handling 18,000,000 bushels for customers yesterday and others moving 8,000,000 to 30,000,000 bushels. Local Baltimore flour prices rose about half a cent, city mills at 4 0 1 to 4 0 5 a barrel, while wheat markets held mixed, No 2 red at 103 1 2 cents and western wheat slipping several cents.
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Harriman Secures Decree In Injunction Case
In Trenton on August 1 1 Judge Bradford issued the final decree granting a preliminary injunction in the Harriman Pierce suit against Northern Securities and Northern Pacific. The decree bars disposal of 370 220 Northern Securities Co shares and 347 090 Northern Pacific shares by the defendants. Oregon Short Line must post a 2 000 000 bond to cover potential losses from the injunction. Also reported, Soo Mining Company seeks a wind-up order for Rock Lake Mine at Soo, Ontario, with assets challenged by value.
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N. J
Bradford
United States
Edward H. Harriman
Winslow
Pierce
Northern Securities Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Harriman and Pierce
Northern Pacific Company
Oregon Short Line Company
United States Fidelity and Guarantee Company
John W. Griggs
Soo Mining Company
Toronto
Ontario
Rock Lake Mining Company
Soo
Alexander Quigley
M. White
British Ship Reutenburn Lost Two Apprentices in Hurricane
San Francisco reports the British ship Reutenburn from Newcastle endured a North Atlantic hurricane forcing a refit at Queenstown. Two apprentices drowned, three seamen and the third officer injured, decks swept clean. After Horn weather the voyage resumed uneventfully. 242 days at sea.
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