Buying Not So Keen End Narrow and Irregular
The market closed higher with firm tones but buying faded later, trading narrowed and irregular. Foreign exchange moved up modestly boosting hopes of gold shipments to Paris. investors debated money demand, currency flows, and potential export constraints amid high call money and bullion sentiment.
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London
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Wall Street Gossip on Mergers and Copper Debates
New York January activity focused on a proposed merger between Corn Products and New York Glucose as Standard Oil interests expand in sugar and glucose ventures. Traders weighed bank financing moves, potential gold exports, and strong stock action in Tennessee Coal and Iron, United States Steel ties, and Cap Canada Pacific while Amalgamated Copper faced renewed dividend speculation amid ore developments and long term copper contracts.
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Rennes
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Washington Post
New York
New York Glucose
Standard Oil
New York Glucose Company
American Sugar Refining Company
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H. H. Rogers and Associates
Asirice
Tennessee Coal and Iron
United States Steel
Henry ©. Frick
Germany
France
Corn Products Company
United States
Standard Git
Belabor
Vern Products Company
Market Gains Spark Active Session on Dow Jones Floor
A brisk stock exchange session marked by renewed activity and strong bidding. Capital Traction and Second National Bank led advances with shares bought rapidly, while bank stock rises stem from planned capital increases and NY ties. Other issues including American Security and Trust, Washington Gas, and Greene Copper also traded higher amid optimistic outlooks for the market.
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American Security and Trust Company
American National
Washington Stock Exchange Stock Quotes and Bonds
Closing quotations on yesterday's Washington Stock Exchange show varied activity across railroads, banks, utilities, and issue types. Notable items include Capital Traction and Metropolitan Railroad notes, American Security and Trust rights and bonds, Washington Railway and Electric preferred and common, and multiple city bonds and certificates of indebtedness with mixed yields and prices.
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American Graphophone
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Centretown Gas
Mergenthaler Tinotype
Lanston Monotype
Maceltaneous
Greena Consolidated Copper
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Washington Market
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Mitchell Mining Company
New York Grain Market Mixed with Weak Tendencies
Chicago reports show wheat slipping after early firmness as selling pressure grows. May futures dip while corn and oats trade with modest gains and a steady to firm tone in late session. Notices of larger world shipments and variable domestic receipts weigh on prices.
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New York Cotton Market Holds Steady After Early Unease
The New York cotton market opened nervy and irregular but rallied as covering increased. Prices closed slightly higher after a volatile session with estimated 400,000 bales traded. Reports cited spinners and exports as supportive amid near-term Census data and lingering post-holiday activity.
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Wall Street
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS PRICES ACROSS MULTIPLE CILES
Live cattle hogs calves sheep and lambs markets report receipts and price ranges from New York and Chicago trading floors. Prices show steady to higher moves with steers 4.25 to 7.75, hogs 5.40 to 6.45, calves up to 9.75 and sheep prices from 3.55 to 6.25, including regional notes on yearlings and dressed beef values.
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Agalnet
Baltimore Markets Snapshot of January Grain and Cocoa Prices
The Baltimore market report shows mixed commodity activity with flour receipts at 137 bbls, WHEAT No 2 red Western around 85 854, and steady or unchanged oats and sugar. Market details include various futures and spot levels for grains, steamer No 2 red, corn varieties, oats, hay, and freight terms, reflecting a subdued yet diverse trading day amid January figures.
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New York Money Market Rates Decline Slightly Across Instruments
New York money market reports easing demand with 60 and 90 day loans easier and time loans showing movement. Ruling rate 5 8 percent in effect, 6 to 64 closing bid, offers at 7, sterling exchange steady with bankers' acceptances quoted around 4.63 to 4.87, commercial bills 4.80 to 4.82, government bonds and railroad bonds holding steady.
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Boston Brokers Assign In Stock Market News Item
Boston reports the assignment of Nathan B. Goodnow & Co., brokers at 2 Post-office Square, with liabilities around 100000 and assets about half that. James Kennedy of Saugus and Charles R. Worth of Merose are partners. rise in copper markets cited. Also Chicago Board of Trade election sees Walter Fitch win presidency by 44 votes amid out‑of‑town turnout. New Erie Railroad appointments include C. W. Clarke as general freight agent west of Buffalo, E L G Krake resigning, and H. S. Stebbins promoted. Southern Cotton Association reports 98.39 percent of the crop picked by Jan 1, with 7.3 total ginned.
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Taowis Batesy
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American Espress
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Ansas
Texas
MaAmerican Ive Securities
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R. R
Mexico
New York Central
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Anaconda Mining
Anos
Northern Pacific
Ymat World
Elfic Mail
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Peoples’ Gas
Haltimore
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New Jersey
Chesapeake
neguiRepublic Steel
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Republic Steel
Ghmacgo and Alton
Rock Inland Co
Bam
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Carolina Chemical
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Erie Lines
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Salamanca
ELG Krake
H. S. Stebbins
Mr. Clarke
Atlanta
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Southern Clan Association
Supreme Court rules Dr King’s New Discovery defeats coughs
Oil market notes from Toledo and Lima reflect a Great Lawsuit decision. The Supreme Court, the People, has decided that Dr King’s New Discovery wins against coughs and colds. Sold at 50 cents and 1 dollar. Drugglars cited.
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Financial names listed for prep draft meeting roles
A fragment outlines officers and roles including Alvin M. ie dst as president, John B. slemen as vice president, G. Watson as secretary, Jackson H. Ralston as treasurer, and I. G. Kimball as attorney, with references to Amn Quincy and other titles. The text resembles a meeting slate or organizational roster.
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John B. Slemen
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