Industrials Steel and Copper Sluggish on Profit-Taking
New York stocks edged up in early trading on January 27 as investors bought for London, but volume waned and prices retreated later. Major industrials led gains while United States Steel and Amalgamated Copper lagged. The market saw renewed strength in railroad and Harriman stocks, with Reading’s December earnings helping dealers. Bond sales fell, money rates held firm, and gold shipments awaited the bank statement offerings.
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United States
Harriman
Reading
Atlantic and
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Interborough Rapid Transit
Standard
Triarty
Hilum
Ah Tosmorrow
Iltasnatm
Ryention
Condilier
Jon Oo
Piy
Linke
Aousius Theta
Amalgamated Cunper
Eteking Etchange
Haikers
Nemandana
New York and Washington Stock Quotes Summary
Closing bid quotations on the Washington Stock Exchange show railroads and utilities with varied prices and many large lots traded. Washington Railway and Electric and Washington Gas dwell amid numerous small lot changes, while Mergenthaler Linotype and Lanston Monotype exhibit strong price activity alongside district bonds and wheat receipts referenced in the same market report.
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Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Gas
Washington Railway and Electric, Preferred
Washington Railway and Electric, Common
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greene Copper
City
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Washington Stock Exchange
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Philippine Land Purchase
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Metropolitan Railroad
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Cotton Market Update Hits Baltimore Rail Stocks
Daily cotton market notes from Baltimore Maryland report Seaboard Air Ling common at 118 and 18 for Seaboard preferred. Railroad stock movement quoted for local markets with percentages implied in the shorthand.
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Baltimore
Baltimore, Md
Seaboard Air
Wheat and grain markets mixed on brisk New York activity
Wheat futures softened after early gains as Argentina shipments and Northwest receipts weighed, May sliding from 1.18 to 1.15%. Corn and oats also eased with weaker wheat, while pork and lard prices slipped and hog demand remained soft. Bradstreet cash figures show broad bank clearings gains in major cities, with New York leading.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Liverpool
Argentina
Mey
Trade Journal Reports Weak Demand Amid Cold Wave Conditions
Bradstreet's notes distributive trade hindered by inclement weather, cotton prices, and reduced railway traffic. Iron production runs above normal while steel rails contracts rise. lumber and hardware show strength in the North and West. cotton goods weaken, woolen raw material supports activity. Failures dip below last year. exports mixed with steady pig iron output and expanding steel demand.
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United States
Canada
Fall River
New York Cotton Opens Quiet With Modest Gains
The New York cotton market opened January 2 with very quiet trading. News offered little incentive for new ventures, though some small buying appeared for tomorrow's receipts. Prices showed moderate gains, with the market steady at a decline of around 102 points, mirroring Liverpool cables. Projections for today’s receipts were large due to heavy Pacific port clearances to Japan, yet no material pressure appeared to dampen the market as it gradually firmed after the open.
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Seeves
Wales
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Chicago
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Gond
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Tate
Dun
R. G Dun & Co
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Connellsville
W. B Hibbs & Co
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Washington Stock Exchange
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Merch
New Open
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Japan
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Census Bureau
Cotton Market Quietly Rises Amid Dampened News
New York January market close shows a modest rise of about 4 points as shorts cover amid calm news from Russia and lower Houston Galveston and New Orleans estimates. Port receipts heavy with Japan shipments from Pacific ports. Thoma cleared 18 000 bales for Japan. Ahead of Baltic fleet, Japanese mills placed orders for prompt cotton. Liverpool due to rise 8 to 4 points. quotes from Miller & Co. with January through October futures listed.
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Galveston
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Liverpool
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Miller & Co
Washington
F’ Street
Baltimore Markets Report from January 28
Baltimore markets report steady to dull across commodities. Wheat, corn, oats and hay show firm to unchanged prices with varied contract figures and receipts, while butter and eggs remain steady. cheese and grain freights show minor changes in maritime and inland markets.
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