Bond Market Reflects Prosperity and Investment Rush
The Washington Post special from New York reports that the bond market is thriving with abundant money and strong railroad and industrial earnings. Banks and bond houses face high demand for secure investments with modest returns, while new bond issues snap up quickly and foreign liquidity influences remain subdued.
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New York Stock Market Quotations Noted by Hibbs Firm
The following quotations match those received daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co. bankers and brokers at 1419 F Street. They are members of the New York Stock Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade, and Washington Stock Exchange.
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Washington Stock Exchange
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F Street
Washington
New Orleans
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NEW York Coffee Exchange
NEW York Cotton Exchange
John ¥. Barross
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National Safe Deposit
New York Cotton Opens Firm on Broadening Demand
The New York cotton market opened firm with a 4.7 point advance and rose further to about 12.5 points on active short covering and speculative demand. Liverpool improved, spot sales advanced, and Southern and foreign markets supported firmness, though early realizing pushed values back slightly from the session peak.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
New York Bank Averages Show Cash Loss From Gold Exports
The New York clearing banks report loans rising by 12.44 million, deposits up 7.15 million, and reserves down 7.14 million for the week. A large cash loss, estimated at 5.48 million, is linked to gold exports to Paris and Europe, offset partly by interbank movements and Treasury payments. The weekly clearings averaged 525 million, with Saturday’s total 308.65 million.
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Washington Stock Exchange Close Notices and Bond Quotes
Closing bid quotations on the Washington Stock Exchange list several railroad and utility stocks with prices and percentages. District of Columbus and Philippine Land Purchase bonds are given with bid figures and maturities, along with Metropolitan Railroad bonds and certificates of indebtedness.
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Investment list of Washington area bonds and stocks 1902 1927
A condensed catalog of bonds and stocks including Metropolitan Railroad certificates of indebtedness 1806 103 percent Columbia Railroad 1914 117 percent and second mortgage 5a 1914 107 percent with listings for city utilities Washington Gas Company Washington Railway and Electric Company and various banks and insurance firms. Ex dividend.
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Ges Atocke
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Transfer Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Cotton Letter Marks Sudden Rise Amid Surplus Debate
New York reports a sharp shift in cotton markets since last week with prices up about 75 points as the South confronts a 6,000,000 bale surplus. Exporters struggle to source enough for shipments while farmers hedge on fixed prices, signaling continued pressure for higher values. The New Orleans convention’s impact is debated, but the fermentation in the market is clear and the South asserts its practical remedy.
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Winter Weather Impacts Cotton Market and Prices
A report from Miller & Co. notes a spell of wintry weather across the South causing concerns over American receipts and potential price rises. Cotton futures and related commodities show mixed movements while dairy, meat, and grain prices hold firm amid volatile transport and market conditions.
Livestock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
New York and Chicago markets show receipts in cattle calves sheep hogs and lambs with mixed demand. Beef and veal values shift slightly while hogs hold around 4.60 to 4.95 per cwt and sheep lamb prices edge higher in some lots. Chicago reports include steady cattle 5.60 to 6.25 and hogs near 4.70 to 4.95 per cwt with prime examples highlighted.
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New York Grain and Market Update February Prices
New York grain markets show rye dull at 80 cents for No 2 Western, barley feeding at 49½ to 50 cents, malting 48 to 52 cents. Wheat futures gains led by July with higher world shipments and cold West weather. May at 1.18 13/16 to 1.17 16, July around 1.06, September about 0.975. Cohn exports at 194,825 bushels, No 2 spot firm at 54½ elevator, 51½ afloat, No 2 yellow 51½, No 2 white 61¾. Oats receipts 29,000, with varied grades priced for different weights.
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Wheat Leads Gains on July Delivery in Chicago Market
Chicago wheat for July delivery rose throughout the day, closing at the day’s high after bullish cables and Argentina cues. May moved upward late, with May and July both driven by short covering and strong demand. Corn and oats advanced modestly, while provisions stayed steady amid active trading and heavy short interest in May and July options.
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Money To Loan Ads Fill Local Market
Multiple lenders advertise low interest loans secured by real estate and other collateral in Washington area, offering 3 to 6 percent rates on sums from 1,000 to 400,000. Firms include Frank T. Rawlings, WM. H. Saunters & Co, C. A. Baker, and Tone & Fairfax. Also notes on commodity markets describe corn and wheat activity and hog receipts amid shifting prices and expectations.
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Tone & Fairfax
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Big Four Earnings Surplus Tops 1.6 Million After Dividends
The Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railroad reports six months to January 1 showing earnings of 12,141,287, operating expenses 8,358,207, and net earnings of 5,783,080. After fixed charges and dividends, surplus exceeds 1.6 million with 3 percent on preferred and 4 percent on common stock.
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