Market Gains Amid Broad Stock Rally Across Sectors
The stock market rose sharply today with broad participation among high and low priced issues. Leading gains appeared in Anaconda, Reading, Amalgamated Copper, St Paul, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Chesapeake and Ohio, and United States Steel as brokers noted renewed enthusiasm after Amalgamated Copper's dividend uncertainty eased.
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Washington Post
New York
Reading
Tigh
Lowie
B. Bales
C.b
Adams
Louieville
Nashville
Amalgamated Copper
Ve Oy
Manhattan L
Car and Foundry
Metropolitan Recurkties
Car and
Uxt
Metropolitan Street Railway
Mexican Central
Minneapolis
American Express
St P
S. Ste
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Nat. H. R
Mexico
New York Central
Abby
Ontario and
Western
Northern Pacific
BuTte
Atchison
Aiton Lobh
Pacific Mail
Atlante Coast Line
Pennsylvania
Heey
Baltimore and Ohio
C. and & Louis
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesanegke
Oh!o
Chicago and
Alton
Rock Island Co
Chicago
Northwestern
Mil
St. Paul
Sloss-SheMerd Stee
St. Li
Ptead
St. Louis Southwestern
Sedc. T
St. Toulo
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Southern Pacific
Colorado and
Southern
Salve
Bose
Colo. Ana Southern
Tite
Southern Railway
Colo and Southern
BaTes Thy
Consolidated Gay
Tennessee Coa
Texas and Pacifie
Toledo
St. Lonte
Weat
Delaware A
Hudson
St. E
W. Pfad
del Lack
Union Pacttic
Denver and
Rio Grande
Union Pacific
Rio
United States Express
United States Realty
Distilers
Erie See
United States Rubber
AGAG
Erie Lu
United States Steel
General Electric
Tniced States Steel
Hocking Valley
Wa.-Carolina Chemical
Bate
Va.-Carolina Chemical
Towa. Central
Western Union
Iowa Central
Wheeling and
Lake Junta
Kansas City Southern
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central Ta
Sar Ca
V Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Market Mixed After Early Gains
Trading on Friday began firm as wheat drew support from Liverpool and Argentina weather, but late buying faded. May wheat settled near day lows with declines around 42 cents, corn and oats held steady, and provisions eased slightly. Export demand remained a feature while local receipts varied across commodities and markets.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Liverpool
Argentina
Bradstreet
Minneapole
Duluth
May
Com
Mey Park Wan
New York Bond Market Shows Wide Range Across Issues
New York markets list numerous bond and stock quotes led by American Tobacco and Baltimore and Ohio, with rates for railroads, utilities, and foreign issues. The summary notes firm government and railroad bonds, steady money markets, and bid/offer levels, reflecting a broad bond activity snapshot from January 19.
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New York
Mooney
Sterling Exchange
Metal market recovers amid mixed London and local trading
New York reports partial recovery in London tin and copper futures with spot prices modestly higher while local market remains unsettled. Lead and zinc show minor shifts as iron and foundry alloys hold steady, with Northern and Southern foundry grades priced but varied across markets.
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New York
London
Syesler
Standard
Cleveland
Foundry
Northern
Foundry Southern
Wool and Hides Notations for Furs on No 1 Articles
Wool market firm and inactive demand with prices listed for washed and unwashed wool per pound, including burs-free, burr-free, and burred varieties. Hides green and dry values shown, plus calf skins, muskrat, mink, kit fox, raccoon, fox red, and other small fur items with per unit prices and ranges.
New York Cotton Market Ends Near Lows on Weak Report
The New York cotton market opened steady, slipped with heavy selling on Wall Street pressure, and closed near the session low after trades estimated at 560,000 bales. Prices for March and May rose briefly on covering and bull support but retreated as rumors about the National Gunners’ report circulated and Southern spot markets edged higher. Market notes reference Liverpool cables and weak statistics with ample short covering and speculation.
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York
Wall Street
Marek
Bomthern
National Gunners
New Orleana
Liverpool
Shorts
Wall Street Gossips on Steel and Mining Stocks Rise
New York reacts to a surge in United States Steel and Amalgamated Copper with talk of record unfilled orders, potential dividend resumption, and a possible stock price surge. Traders note short interest, a Vanderbilt lines merger rumor, and rising readings in Great Northern and Reading as markets broaden.
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Washington Post
New York
United States Steel
Anaconda
London
Shorts
Amalgamated
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Steel Corporation
Alice Mining
Wall Street
Vanderbilt
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Northwest
St. Louis
Chicago
Amalgamated Copper
Reading
Reading Iron Company
Reading Common
Arthur Wall
Lynn, Wall & Co
F Street
Adams Building
M. J. Sage & CO
New York grain report shows mixed prices and light demand
Wheat futures eased on broad liquidation while spot No 2 red in New York remained weak. Receipts reached 22 000 bushels with 16 275 exported. corn receipts 11 800 with 155 425 shipped. Oats and other grain prices listed with fractional bids and varied futures, reflecting a quiet market.
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New York
Duduth
Liverpool
Financial market dull despite higher volume on exchange
Trading yesterday showed a small gain in total volume over the prior day yet retained a dull tone as officers tried to spark interest. Bonds sold totaled 4200 dollars while stock shares moved 4441 units with Washington Railway and Electric dominating demand at 2766 shares. Equitable Industrial Life Insurance elected trustees including Bennett and Blair, with Starmstedt as president and Clark as secretary.
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Bank of Sweden
Bank of Emglaga
Sterling Exchange
Paranda Berlin
Semeen
To-Morrow
Jeauins
Tracion
Washington Railway and Electric Common
The
Equitable Industrial Life Insurance Company
William A. Bennett
George 4. Bessler
Henry P. Blair
Aug. Burgdorf
George W. Casilear
Allen G. Clark
A. P. Clark
Gr. HL S. Cummings
John A. Luttrell
Allison Wailer
J . Hi. Rapley
N. H. Shea
L. G. Strider
J. 5. Swarmstedt
Henry A. Willard
J. 5
Starmstedt
Gilbert A. Clark
William E. Mattingly
Washington Stock Exchange Prices and Market Roundup
The report lists numerous securities and commodity prices across stocks bonds and fruit markets. Includes Washington Railway and Electric common and preferred values, various bank stocks, district bonds, and drayage, with notes on cranberries and dried fruits, plus New York commodities such as flour cornmeal and butter.
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Tasket
Darren Sgoghes
Beanae Sons
Asker
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Gas
Granaer
Capital Traction
Granbersten
Barton En Ae Washington Railway and Electric
Aiahike Abe
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Hepofrien
Couyer
Traders National Bank
Chesapeake and
Mitchell Mining
National City Bank
Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
City and
Anacostia and Potomac
Bristol Gas and Electric Bs
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Gs
Washington Market Company Ist És
Potomac Electric Light
Norfol’s
Washington Steamboat
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Union Trust Company
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
American Security and ‘Trust
Warrington Railway and Electric
Washington Railway
Eectric Common
Bristol Gas and Electric
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan
Central
Partners and Mechanics
Iss
Columbia
Capital
American
Lincoln
National City
Frankin
Corcoran
Potomac
Arington
National Union
Riggs
People’s
Commerce
Colonial
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac
Georgecownan
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanmton Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
Norfolk and
Realty Appraisal and Agency Company
Mitchell Mining Company
Southern’ Public Service Corporation
Atwood Violett & Co
14Th St
New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
Live Stock Market Report from New York and Chicago
Markets show slow or dull action across cattle hogs and sheep with mixed price drops and slight firmness in some feeds. Receipts range from thousands of head, with steers at about 3.80 to 5.40 for cows 1.90 to 3.60, hogs 2.00 to 5.50, sheep 4.09 to 6.00, and lambs around 5.00 to 7.76 depending on grade and port.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Southern
Western
New York State
Camnall
New York
Buffalo
Chicago
Washington cattle market steady on better grades
Cattle prices show little change on top grades with fat sheep and lambs in demand but ordinary stock moving slowly. Calves under health inspection age face condemnation risk, urging shippers to avoid underage or too-thin calves as market mixes reflect mixed demand and variable per hundredweight figures across cattle hogs and sheep categories.
Baltimore Markets Grain and Produce Report
Baltimore markets report dull and unchanged trading for flour and hay while oats and butter show mixed moves. Wheat and corn futures hold near prior levels with steady domestic and export receipts. sugar and cheese stay steady, while eggs show weakness with no notable price changes.
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New York
Pennsylvania
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Oil Market Summary from Toledo Dated January 19
Oil trading figures show North Lima at 41, while South Lima and Indiana register 89 in morning listings from Toledo. The brief market update names Lima districts and Indiana prices, reflecting early oil price movements in the region.
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Toledo
Ohio
North Lima
Lima
Indiana
Injunction Against W U Telegraph Dismissed
Cincinnati firm Odell Company fails to make temporary restraining order permanent as Circuit Court upholds dismissal citing Chicago Board of Trade v Christie Grain. Arrest of judgment possible to appeal to Ohio Supreme Court.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Western Union Telegraph Company
Stock Exchange
W. J. Odell Company
Circuit Court
Common Fleas
Odell Company
Chicago Board of Trade
Christie Grain and Stock Company
Ohio Supreme Court
The Market Basket and Washington Markets
In mild weather Washington markets keep prices high yet stable for vegetables fruit and poultry while fish remains scarce and game scarce. Despite complaints about Center Market locals praise its size cleanliness and world class status as a trading hub with philanthropies visiting thrice weekly to collect donations and leave well filled baskets.
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Washington
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Frank P. Reeside
Washington Branch
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