Prices Rise as Traders Expect Currency Relief Measures
The Washington Post reports a broad stock market upswing with most major issues closing higher by one to three points. Activity was steady with no notable downdraft, amid expectations of currency relief legislation and higher railway freight rates, while Bank of England reserves rose to 49.66 percent despite gold shipments to South America.
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New York Bond Market Prices and Listings
New York bond market report from Feb 7 shows listings across major railroads and utilities. Notable entries include American Tobacco sixes, Baltimore and Ohio adjustments, Missouri Pacific, New York Central general bonds, Northern Pacific, Mexican Central issues, and Denver and Rio Grande four and four and a half percent notes.
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E. R Chapman & Co
G B. Chipman
New York Stock Exchange
F Street Northwest
American Tobacco
Venison General
Atchison Adjustment
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn
Transit Cony Central
Georgia Central
Georg
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy News
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Pacific RR
Pacific
C and
St Louis General
Colorado Industrial
Colorado Midland
Colorado and Southern
Denver and
Rio Grande
Distillers’ Securities
Jehe Prior
Erie General
Hocking Valley
Japan
Manpettan Consol
Mexicam Central
Mexican Central Ist. Inc
Minneapolis and St Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
National Railroad of Mexico
Consol
New York Central General
New Jersey Central General
Northern Pacific
Exan
Pacific Isla
Troteso
St.Louie
Wentara
Market Notes on Erie and Canadas Pacific Stock Moves
In New York the Erie rose on expected dividends and strong accumulation by major holders while speculative stories about a large short covering faded. Canadian Pacific sold preferred stock in London at 101.5, signaling foreign appetite for quality rail securities. January trading showed better New York Central and Michigan Central grosses despite harsher winter conditions.
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Erle
Southern Railway
Erie
Eric
Canadian Pacific
London
United States
Atlantic
New York Central
Michigan Central
Global Markets Report Mixed as Stocks Hold Steady
The report cites money market rates in New York on Feb 1 with 2 3 percent likely, sterling firmer with bills around 4.85, copper and tin pricing in London, and local market quiets in iron and foundries. Prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, hay, and fats show firm or steady trends across commodities with notable regional receipts and exports.
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Cass
Ime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Bar Ailver
Live Stock Market Report From New York Volatile Prices
Live stock markets in New York on February 7 show mixed demand with receipts of cattle calves sheep and hogs. Beef prices hold firm for top grades while dressed beef stays fair to good. Calves and hogs trend lower with weaker lamb quotes and overall dullness in some sectors.
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Ag Tay
Eet Batehers
Etna
Raat
Efoss
Local stock exchange dull but bonds and a few issues active
Yesterday’s session saw only three issues traded with a single 2 share lot sale. Washington Gas led activity opening at 57 and easing, with 325 shares traded. Mitchell Mining had 20 shares at 57 8, while Capital Traction moved 2 shares at 143 amid light railway trading and government securities. An executive session of Moses Woodruff and Parris discussed House bill 2169 for DC bank incorporation, facing broker opposition over impact on local brokerage firms.
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New York Grain Market Mixed as Wheat Rises on Export Demand
NY wheat receipts total 12,003 bushels with No 2 red at 81% elevator. Corn 31,175 bushels with No 2 at 57% elevator and 52% 0 b afloat. Oats market firm, oats prices and shipper demand cited. Chicago session reports export-driven strength. May futures at 79-80 early, closing near 80. Provisions soft on hog price decline. May pork 17.75, lard 9.97, ribs lower.
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Yallow
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Keby
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New York Stock Exchange
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Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Berlin
Paris
Antwerp
Duluth
London
St Petersburg
Clse
Shorts
Minneapolis
May Park
Washington Stock Exchange closes with varied prices
Trading featured Salex United States issues at 101 percent and 1024 for coupons, Washington Railway and Electric bonds near 86 percent, and diverse listings across utilities, railroads, banks, and mining firms. Notable quotes include Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone near 104 percent and Metropolitan Railroad at 110 percent.
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Washington Railway and Electric
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Gas
BET
Mitchell Mining
Norfolk
Washington Steamboats
S Stock Exchange
Philippine Land Purchase
District of Columbia
Washington Gas Company
Capital Traction Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac Te
City and Suburban Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
United Sates Electric Light
United States Electric Light
Totomac Electric Light
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Bs
Washington Market Company 1St
Washington, Alexandria and
Mount Vernonie
Capital Traction
The
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Georgetown Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greene Copper
Mitchell Mining Company
National” Bank
Capital
Central
National City
Columbia
Com- Merial
Farmers and Mechanics
Lincoln
Metropolitan
Riggs
Second
Traders
Washington
Washington Exchange Bank
Trust Company
American Security and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Union ‘Trust Company
Washington Loan and Trust
Union Trust
Firemen’s
Franklin
National Union
People’s
Patth
Rigga
Tite
Columbia Tite
Southern Public Service Corporation
Graphophone Common
Graphophone Preferred
Security Storage Company
Washington Market
Fidelity Storage Company
Washington Produce Market Prices Snag Dairy and Poultry Rates
Prices and market notes from Washington Produce Market show firm rates across fresh dairy and dressed poultry. Virginia and Southwest Virginia quotes, with Western and New York varieties, reflect steady demand. live poultry remains firm with hens, large ducks, and choice turkeys in demand while small stock and gobblers show weaker activity.
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New York Cotton Market Shows Sharpe Rise Then Dip
New York cotton prices rallied early on higher cables and Liverpool gains but faded toward the close, ending barely steady with a 2 point to 6 point decline. Daily sales reached about 150000 bales as port receipts remained light and southern spot markets held firm.
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F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
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New York
Liverpool
To-Morrow
Sesson
Daily Cotton Market Highlights From New York
The market shows receipts and exports for flour and various commodities. Prices are reported steady to firm for items including cottonseed oil, rosin, turpentine, rice, molasses sugar, butter, eggs, cheese, and hides with mixed activity in wheat and barley traits. Local notes mention prime western beef, lard, and other staples with steady rain none.
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Maine
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