Copper Shares Boom Drops In Missouri Pacific News
The Washington Post reports a volatile stock day with broad gains in copper stocks led by Anaconda, Calumet and Hecla, and Missouri Pacific declines amid bear activity. Kansas City and Texas and St. Louis Southwestern show strength while expectations focus on a potential rail merger. European demand and New Haven bonds issue abroad bolster market sentiment despite mixed bank and call money dynamics.
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Wall Street Gossip on Consolidated Market Moves
News from New York on February 16 reports conservative brokers preferring old price quotes, Ansconda volatility, and a strong reach to 302 1 2 amid speculation. Traders note large interests shaping the market while Missouri Pacific and Southwestern face mixed signals and a renewed bull tone in Republic Steel.
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Bank Stock Activity Dominates Washington Market
A large block of Bank of Washington shares led activity on yesterday's stock exchange, trading 92 shares from 612 down to 608. Riggs National Bank transactions totaled 9 shares at 625 and 620, while National City Bank offered 143 at 143. Central National Bank jumped to 395 after merger news, and Washington Railway and Electric stock attracted limited interest. Bonds and other listings followed, with several utilities and mining stocks quoted, including Greene Copper and various Washington area securities.
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New York Bond Market Declines Hit London Tin and Copper
New York reports a fall in London tin to £190 10s 1d with futures at £183 12s 6d. Local tin, copper, lead, spelter, and iron markets show varied weakness and quiet firmness with listed prices for electrolytic and casting copper and foundry irons in several regional quotes.
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New York Cotton Markets End Steady After Morning Rally
Cotton prices closed steady, little changed from open as March to December months fluctuated within a narrow range. Trading amid 100000 bales estimated sales, with early gains trimmed by late session profit taking. Standard Oil declares quarterly dividend of $15 per share, higher than last year.
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Wheat and grain markets show weakness after late rally
Wheat rose briefly on export interest but closed weak near bottom as heavy selling pressure returned. May wheat opened 15 higher, then slipped to 78 1/4, with 92,500 bushels of flour and wheat clearances and 2.5 million bushels exports per Bradstreet's. Corn and oats followed wheat lower, while provisions and live hog receipts dampened cash demand. butter and cheese held firm in New York markets.
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Market firm at unchanged quotations with hogs in good demand and choice calves selling freely. Lambs and sheep in good demand when choice. Caution against sending calves too young due to strict inspection. Also reports on flour wheat corn oats rye prices and freight terms.
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A fragment reports general fund deposits awaiting reimbursement with numbers tied to Toledo Ohio and nearby locations dated February 15. It references bank deposits in the national treasury and mentions barrels and averages in a catalog prose style from the Washington Post book catalog fragment.
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