Stock Market Mixed as Railroads Help and Banks Weaken
Washington port New York February stock market showed broad activity in morning trading, with gains in pooled railroad issues such as Northern Pacific and General Electric while weaker sentiment in banks and treasuries followed. Strong early advances from Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific, and Canadian Pacific tempered by declines in other issues as investors weighed rail earnings against subtreasury cash and national bank redemption figures.
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Port
New York
Yesserias
Transacions
Stock-Exchange
Sesson
Mosintaba
Tadowere
Trudson
Great Northern Yhorcad Ddluots
Nattoman
Etd Vtal General Electric
Union Paahavin
All Tao
Canadiana Pacific
Aeron Central
Meeger
Union Pacific
Thy
Bompanas Wits
Winds Central
Union Pacife
Tilinoia Central
United States
Wall Street Gossips on Dividends and Copper Merger Hopes
Special to The Washington Post from New York on February 6 reports traders watching Republic Iron and Steel preferred as 34 4 per cent dividends near book closing. Gains in Allied issues like Canadian Pacific and Amalgamated Copper draw attention to short covering and anticipated mergers, while United States Steel and several rail stocks show mixed strength amid dividend expectations and market uncertainties.
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Washington Post
New York
Republic Iron and Steel
London
Canadian Pacific
United States Steel Preferred
Steel
Rock Island
St. Louis
San Francisco
Mexican Central
Bears
Gates
Sal
High
Low
Salen
HighLow
C.B
Adams Express I
Louisville
Nashville
BE Fee
Amalgamated Copper
Manhattan L
Aili Yaw
Minneapolis
St Louis
Tris
M. Ft. P. and &. Ste. Macy
lAmerican Express
Lee Securit Ad
Missouri Pacific
Mexico
Yor Central
Beaz
Wi American Sugar Refining
Sa Juham
Tobaven
Norfotk
Anaconda Minge Co
North American
Atchison
Northern Pacific
Jerry Bay
Bath
Ptd
Pacific Mail
Watlantic Coast Line
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio Haag
Pitts
Baltimers
Ohio
Brooklyn
Palace
Chesapeake and Ohito
Chicago and Alton
Chicaga and Alton
Chicago Great Western
Republic Steelie
Northwestern
Republic Steepia Fron
Chicago
Fend
Slace-Shofield Steel
Colorado Fuel and Iron
St Louis Southwestern
Colorado and Southern
Louis Southwest
Bag Ni Glynk
Colo
South
Southern Pacific
Cale
Fapf
Consolidated Gas
Litteig Ngsd
Southern Railway Lai
Delaware and
Hudson
Zayeala
Tos
St. L
del Lack
West Settee
Union Pacific
Ling
United States
Lens Securities
Sexy 4
United States Realty
States Rubber
United Bates Rubber
Freeeanre Siete Fabrie
States Steel
Hocking Valley
Caro, Chemical
Inois Central
Chemical
Caro
Wabash
International Pump Bsg
Wellk Fargo
TW International
al Westingham
Wheeling and
Lakerie
Wisconsin Central
Kansas City
W. B. Hibbs & Ankera
New York Stacks
Chicago Board of Trade
Age
Washington Block Exchange
Fron Mountain
AlTtg
American Tobacco
Southern Railway
Baltimore and Ohio
Texas and Pacific
Balmain and Ohio
Toledo, Western
Brooklyn Rapid
Georgia
Maryland
Chesapeake
Ohin
Picago
Alton Shyso
Lake Erie
Cago
Burlington
Quincy
Sty
Vigeonen Central
Parific R. R
Chicara
R. I
Pacific B
St. Louis General
Colorado Industrial
Stya
Industrial
Colorado Midland
Colorado
Denver and
Rio Grande
Ong Distillers’ Securities
Erie
Erie Genets
Japan
Louieville
Manhattan
Conan
Lexies Central
Jatine
Kansas
Texas
Massaure
Sutational Railroad of
New York Central General
Jersey Central General
Norfolk and Western Congo
Oregon
Chesley & Spence
C.T. Havenner & CO
F Street N. W
New York Stock Exchange
Mergin
Washington
Henry J. Spubler
New York Stock Market Closed As Money On Call Eases
New York reports money on call easier with rates around 3 to 4 percent. Time loans quoted at sixty to ninety days and six months. Sterling exchange firm with bankers' bills near 4.72 to 4.53 for demand and sixty-day. Government and railroad bonds steady as market tone holds.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Firm
A_ square
Potomac Guarantee Loan CO
Atlantic
Ants &E
N. W
Washington stock quotes mix of rails gas and bonds on exchange
Closing bid quotations show Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 41 percent and common at 41 percent. District bonds include Capital Traction Railroad 1903 at 106 percent and Metropolitan Railroad s 1826 at 116 percent. Listings cover electric light, gas, trusts, and various city securities with diverse yields and maturities.
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Washington Railway and Electric
Potomac Electric Light
Metropolitan National Dank
Riggs National Dank
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler
Tanston
Greena Copper
Stock Exchange
District of Columbia Honis
Pullippins
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Metropolitan
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac Gs
Washington Railway and Bilectric
Bristol Gas and Flectiiy
Woekington Gas Company Ds
Washington Ga Company
United States Electric Light
Hesaneaka and
Potomac Telephone S
Washingto: Marisot Company
Polomag Electric Light
Norfolk and Washington
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Searity and ‘Trust
Calon Trust Company
Security Storage Company
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Eailroad
Capital Traction
The
Bristol Gas and Electric
Naltiovah
Bank Washington
Metropollitan
Central, Farmers and Mecuanics
Columbia
Capital
Lincoln
Riggs
National City
Second Bank
Coremtall
Clington
Union
Colombia
Commercial
Sis
Corontal
Real Astute
Washington
Jhedapeale
Polorac
American Graphophone
Georgetown Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greene Consolidated Cancer
Washington Market
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Realty Appraisal and Agency Company
Mitchell Mining Company
Southern Public Service Corporation
Franklin
Potomac
Ar- National Propli's
Weak cotton market drags to new lows amid bear pressure
New York cotton prices fell to new lows as liquidation and bear activity dominated trading. The market opened down and drifted lower through the day, with March at 10.69 and May at 10.40, despite brief rallies as shorts covered. Uncertain support from New Orleans and a bearish ginning report weighed on sentiment.
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Mareh
New Orleans
Stock Exchange Quietly Gains as Washington Railways Lead
Trading volume rose slightly from yesterday with gains in Washington Railway and Electric preferred and common, Washington Gas, Banston, and Greene Copper. Bonds showed limited movement, Potomac Electric Light 5s at 105 3-8, and Lanston firm near the 4 mark as prices advanced modestly.
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The
Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Gas
Banston
Greene Copper
Washington Railway and Electric
Potomac Electric &'S
Lanston
Greene
Washington
Wheat and grain futures edge higher on May gains
Chicago futures rallied as a small rise in world wheat supplies supported futures. May wheat closed up 4 to 9 cents, corn and oats little changed, while provisions mixed. Receipts stood at 60,009 bushels for wheat and 76,000 for oats with brisk activity in the market.
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el Valor
Ft. O. H
W. B. Hibbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Shorts
Brad Street
Kansas City
St. Louis
New York
Bilge
Minneapolis
Duluth
Télves
May
Leral
France
Iist
New York Produce Prices Hold Steady Across Commodities
New York market notes show butter and cheese unchanged with steady receipts, eggs strong on 15 84 percent, and various goods such as flour, rye flour, hogs and lard steady to firm. Cottonseed oil, petroleum, rosin and turpentine demand listed as steady or strong. prices for potatoes and cabbage steady with peanuts unchanged.
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New York
Duluth
Ipte
Pennsytsania
South America
Eas Petrolblum
Washington Produce Market News Roundup
Eggs ease slightly under cooler weather with firm market rules and prompt stock movement urged. Butter firm with scarce fancy creamery. cheese holdings reduced but active trading supports firmness. Live poultry arrivals light yet very active. trussed poultry arriving. dressed meats firm with cool weather seen as incentive to market. Vegetables show Southern stock firmness. cattle market firm. hogs in demand. calves in good demand. assorted fruits and dried fruits listed with varied prices.
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Choite Creamery
Jamey
Western
Janey
Deiry
New York State
New
Virginia
Live Stock Markets Report From New York Trade
Live stock prices and market activity in New York show steady demand with steady to firm tones. Beef, calves, sheep and hogs receipts are noted with quoted prices across categories and expectations of better arrivals tomorrow.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Baltimore Markets Flour Wheat Corn Oats and More Prices
Baltimore market report lists quiet to steady grain and product prices. Fluctuations appear in futures and spot quotes for flour wheat corn oats with receipts and exports detailed for various grades and dates. Butter eggs cheese and sugar show firm to unchanged trends amid steady freight assessments.
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Baltimore
Metal Market Fluctuations Hit London and Chicago
The report notes a severe break in the London tin market with spot and futures drops, sharp copper price moves, and unsettled locally quoted metals. It also covers a Chicago transfer of a grain fraud case, and a Birmingham Matter announcing a new eightieth mile line contract of $5 million for the Illinois Central extension from Corinth to Haleyville.
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London
Ihera
Cleveland Arranta
Northern
Southern
Illinois Central Extension
Birmingham
Ala
W. J. Warahan
Tilincia Central
Corinth
Miss
Haleyville
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