Era of Prosperity Boosts Iron Industry and Building Boom
The Washington Post special reports a strong spring outlook with iron and steel production at record highs, rail and gold market signals, and surging building activity. It notes rising prices, growing pig iron output, and a boom in various industries, alongside cautions on cotton’s price and regulatory proposals shaping rail rates.
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New York Banks Show Mixed Week in Clearing House Averages
The New York financial week reports loans rising by 14.0 million to 1.144 billion and deposits advancing to 1.203 trillion with a 126.4 thousand gain in circulation. Specie and reserve figures decline while required reserves rise. analysts note surplus reserve nears the 1904 low amid cash losses from gold exports and loan expansions, with interbank shifts and Cuba exports shaping the money market.
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Tobacco trade holds firm as weather delays sales in Virginia markets
Special in the Washington Post reports Lynchburg and Richmond markets showing strong demand and steady prices despite light receipts due to cold weather. January tobacco shipments set records, with warehouse activity cautious ahead of a thaw. Dark tobacco groups urge withholdings while forecasts predict heavy soon-to-come deliveries.
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Washington Stock Exchange closes with mixed quotes and bonds
Closing quotations show mixed results across districts bonds and utility stocks. District of Columbia bonds and various railroad and metropolitan securities trade with modest gains and declines, while Washington Gas and electric companies post several holdings and bid prices.
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Market Quotions and Wheat Rally in New York Trading
Chicago wheat prices rose as market rallied on reports of poor French crop conditions and strong cables. May wheat advanced to 1.18% and July to 1.00% with oats and corn also firming. Receipts eased and primary movement declined, while New York spot quotes and barley were mixed amid active option trading.
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Market notes on flour, grains, meats and metals in brief
A mixed price listing covers flour receipts and barley, cornmeal and rye flour values along with dairy and meat items such as beef, pork, lard and hams. Regional hay, hops, cottonseed oil, molasses, coffee, sugar, potatoes and peanuts see varied quotes. Metals show quiet trading with minor shifts in tin copper lead and silver against a sluggish market.
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Livestock Market Report From New York and Chicago
New York market reports no cattle or calf sales with weak local demand. Beef prices slow, dressed beef largely inactive while lambs and sheep show mixed movement. Chicago cattle receipts total about 200 with steady to weak trends and varied steer and heifer prices. Sheep receipts around 2,000 with steady status and ranges for wethers and lambs.
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Baltimore Markets Reported Wide Grain and Butter Movements
Baltimore markets section notes firm wheat and corn prices with varying futures, receipts of 1,916 bushels soy by sample, and mixed grain commodities. Butter and eggs rise amid steady cheese, sugar holds, and swift sales of fresh beef in Washington with average price nine tenths of a cent.
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