Prices Forcefully Decline Amid Market Rally Challenges
Washington Post reports a dramatic stock market scene with heavy trading as prices drop after a tainted Supreme Court decision on gas regulation. The session shows a stronger market than expected despite unfavorable conditions, with notable activity in finance and industry stocks and a cautious close as traders reassess utilities and energy sectors.
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New York Stock Market and Commodities Report
The New York and Washington stock quotations were supplied by Thomas J Hume & Co. Prices for bonds, currencies, and commodities across markets were listed, including railroad and steamboat stocks, gas and steel firms, and copper and lead futures. Receipts and price ranges for cattle, hogs, sheep, and calves at Chicago and Baltimore markets were reported, with London copper and zinc movements noted and byproduct prices for bulk goods and groceries.
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Washington cattle market report of varied demand
Market notes show choice cattle active while other grades lag. lambs and calves uneven with demand strongest for top grades. Hogs sell at 6.66 to 6.25 per cwt gross, standard heifers and cows listed with prices, and sheep and calves prices noted with range for prime and grass fed.
New York Produce Market Highlights January 4 1900s
New York prices for poultry dairy and meats show steady to firm demand. Dressed Western chickens fowls and turkeys hold firm while creamery products post varied prices. grain futures with wheat corn and oats rise on weather driven cold wave forecasts and export demand. Local receipts and overseas news influence futures as traders brace for sharp cold and potential crop impact.
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North Carolina Cotton Mills Employ 54 Thousand Workers
The State labor commissioner reports 352 cotton mills in North Carolina with invested capital of 54 million dollars. They employ 54,262 workers, run 262,000 spindles and 96,000 looms across the mills.
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Morgan's Paris Partner Quits
Paris Jan 4 Moran, Harjes & Co announced the retirement today of John H Harjes after 68 years in business. The banking house continues under the same name with partners Herman H Harjes and H P Her of
Wall Street Gossip Sparks Wild Market Session
The Washington Fort notes a volatile stock day with bulls and bears contending over Consolidated Gas, Missouri Pacific, and Pennsylvanian listed issues. Prices fluctuated as court decisions and anticipated leadership changes influenced trading, while Brooklyn Union Gas and New York Central saw mixed movement and rumors of strategic leases and reforms.
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Washington Stock Exchange session shows trading gains and estate sales
The Washington Stock Exchange meeting highlighted active trading and price gains in several fire insurers. Union Trust and United States Trust shares advanced, while quotes for Washington Loan and Trust and other holdings fluctuated. Firemen’s Insurance directors were elected, and local real estate deals included a 4000 square foot lot sold to Mrs. Waite for 2000 and multiple Decatur Street lots for 5000.
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Potter Victim of Own Action in Detroit Bank Leader
Henry C Potter vice president of People’s State Bank of Detroit and former Pere Marquette official died today by shooting himself after weeks of nervous low mood and heart trouble. He left a wife and three sons and was valued at about 340,000 to 400,000. Bank officials deny irregularities in his affairs and note his loans were small and secured. He was son of Dr H C Potter of Saginaw and brother of the late William F Potter, former Long Island Railroad president.
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Pennsylvania Railroad to Increase Indebtedness by 90 Million
Philadelphia January 4 The Pennsylvania Railroad board approved an 90 million dollar debt increase to cover 60 million in notes maturing next year and other needs. Stockholders will consider the increase at March’s annual meeting. Authorized capital stock could be raised further as needed, via stock or bonds, at the board’s discretion.
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Uncomplaining Wife Endures Hard Life for Husband
Fragment from a Chicago Qatty piece portrays a "man with the hoe" discussing a wife who endures poverty and hardship for her husband. He insists she would not complain and would endure any mistreatment, while others note the meekness and long suffering of such a wife amid drunken spouses and rough living.
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Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promise Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as the best quick relief for headaches with no stomach upset and a pleasant sense of relief. A Cleveland reader, D F Lewis, reports frequent headaches and says one or two pills help, with money-back guarantee if not satisfied.
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