Stocks Move Upward as Strong Union Pacific Leads
New York stock market reports broad gains on January 4 as Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper push higher amid strong demand and loose money conditions. Amalgamated Copper gains 35.8 points with talk of possible increased dividends, while Great Northern Ore Certificates and other active stocks rise 11.2 to 4 points. Money on call remains steady. foreign exchange and interior cash inflows support ongoing market strength.
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Wall Street Gossip on Steel and Copper Dividends
Special to The Washington Post reports strong evidence of accumulation in United States Steel as earnings for the upcoming January 21 release are expected to be high. A 2 percent dividend likely, with speculation of a 4 percent rate by April while Amalgamated Copper may rise to 2.5 percent for the quarter. Rumors about Mr. Frick and Reading, Union Pacific holdings, and Amalgamated selling implications spark market chatter as trading closes.
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Local stock exchange mixed with copper notes and listing talks
Trading yesterday showed a dull copper market with limited activity in railways and Washington Railway and Electric. Greene and Nipissing were highlighted as potential listings as brokers push for popular New York stocks to join the exchange. meeting of the local board’s governing committee set for Monday.
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Correction of stock sale figures for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Correction notes a sale of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone stock with misquoted rates yesterday. It lists Washington Railway and Electric bonds at various prices and yields, including Capital Traction and several issue lots with prices like 143% and 13% as reported.
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Washington Produce Market Prices Report
Quotations show wholesale prices for eggs, butter, cheese, live and dressed poultry, and other farm products across Virginia, North Carolina, and nearby markets. Notable ranges include eggs at 24 25 in some regions, butter steady, cheese mixed, poultry demand strong in live markets, and vegetables like potatoes and onions maintaining steady or modestly varied levels.
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New York Cotton Quiet Then Rallies After Loss
New York January cotton closed at a net loss of 2 points for January but up 27 on positions, with about 190000 bales sold. Opening steady with a decline of 7 to 4 points due to weak English cables, later boosted by covering and local support as receipts were expected high tomorrow. Southern spots held steady to slightly higher amid reports of stronger demand and ongoing trade activity. Weather map showed more rain in the belt, light overall, not a major market factor.
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Washington Cattle Market Stable Amid Mixed U.S. Readings
Cattle market remains firm with light calf supply and active trade. Reports from Chicago and New York show steady to higher hogs, steady sheep and lamb prices, with prime and common cattle quoted across regions. Exports anticipated for tomorrow include cattle and beef quarters.
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Copper market surges on new high prices in Boston
The Boston Commercial notes copper prices rising to 26 cents per pound on spot cash sales, a peak not seen since 1880, with March to May deliveries at 2.5 to 2.75 cents and electrolytic around 21 to 25 cents. Supply tightness stems from reduced Western and Southwestern output, fuel shortages, and rail handling problems, with several smelters and districts like Clifton Arts and Bisbee reporting lower production and closures amid ongoing reductions through late summer.
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Baltimore Markets Daily Report January 4
Dull and unchanged market notes for flour wheat corn oats rye and butter in Baltimore. Receipts and exports listed across grains with mixed prices for No 2 white oats No 2 red wheat and various corn grades alongside steady butter and sugar values.
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New York Produce Market Report
New York January 4 flour receipts total 32 560 barrels exports 6 261 barrels dull and lower for prime grades Minneopa patent 4 004 20 rye flour dull buckwheat flour dull buckwheat steady cornmeal steady rye nominal barley steady butter steady receipts 4 249 cheese firm unchanged receipts 1 004 eggs irregular receipts 6 015 state feedsPennsylvania
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New York Grain Market Summary January 4
Wheat eased on spot demand with large weekly clearances but showed an underlying bid at low levels. Corn futures fell on expectations of bigger receipts while oats held steady amid mixed receipts and varied grade listings.
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Chicago Grain Market Deline. Wheat Drops on Argentine Shipments
Chicago today saw wheat weaken as Argentine shipments rose to 300000 bushels last week, dragging May delivery to a low. Corn and provisions fell. Bradstreet's exports $250000 bushels aided briefly before selling pressure returned. Receipts in the West higher year over year and quiet on the board capped activity.
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Metal market wrap reports global declines and local strength
London spot and futures prices slide across copper tin and lead while boron Boelter and foundry quotes drift. Locally electrolytic and casting copper rise, exports mixed, and standard industrial metals show unsettled patterns as newspaper teases future contest coverage.
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Anti tipping law upheld in New York Court ruling
New York January 4 the Court of Special Sessions upheld the anti tipping law amid a case where Pergoli and Flood were convicted of stealing trade secrets from a tobacco trust. Flood the superintendent and Pergoli a broker were fined ten dollars each Mood paid his fine Pergoli failed to appear and bond was forfeited with a death warrant issued for arrest Durand a young worker was paid for information on the factory business
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Two Merchants Fail In Two Assignments Of Debts
The recorders of deeds reported two failed merchant assignments yesterday. Rafe, a wholesale liquor dealer on Seventh street, named Georges E. Tralles as assignee and Tralles filed before Chief Justice Clabaugh for 8000 dollars. Assets cited at 8000 and liabilities at 15000. Aaron Jacoby, dry goods dealer at 1246 Seventh street, named William J. Beholz as assignee after bond of 30 dollars before Justice Under 806. Jacoby’s assets listed at 500 dollars and liabilities at 1328 dollars.
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Boston measures to curb unfair discrimination in trade
Representative Gnisyrola of Greenfield filed a measure today in the House aimed at preventing unfair commercial discrimination. The bill follows evidence that the Fran fica Oil Company sells its product in Boston and other markets at 14 to 19 cents per gallon, while in Springfield and other parts of the state it competes with independent firms at 10 cents per gallon.
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