Pressure on Reading Trading by Professionals
The Washington Post reports weak market action with a generally narrow trading range. Professional speculation shows little notable movement with focus on heading copper and metal issues, while readings from Consolidated Gas and other stocks hint at selective strength amid broader weakness.
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Consolidated Gas
People’s Gas
Rock Island
Washington Post
New York
Londo
Apiesa
Caton
Cina
Belo
Supreme Court of
Lhis Bea
Washington stock and commodity market brief
Fragmented wires report from the Washington Stock Exchange with mixed quotes on sugar coffee and potatoes. Cattle hogs sheep and calves prices shown with ranges and changes, plus cargo and refinery notes and regional oil barrel figures.
Livestock market report and prices update
New York reports receipts across cattle calves and hogs with price ranges and market tone. bovine and hog values show modest declines in some categories. Chicago notes mixed cattle and hog pricing with notable ranges and regional variations. sheep and lambs also show softness. Canada permits US horses to sail from US ports. various regional poultry and produce prices listed with demand and steady to firm trends.
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New York
Chicago
Viewinia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
New York State
York Imperial
Alice- Maria Pippin
Ben
Davis
Wall Street Fluctuations Amid Rumors and London News
The Washington Post reports a lack of market reaction to recent developments like gas, steel, and loan decisions, with traders discouraged. Rumors of a 1 percent Brooklyn Rapid Transit dividend persist despite no clear trigger, while London’s Bank of England progress and copper activity大小 influence markets. Trading closes weak after intraday volatility led by Union Pacific, with gains in Denver, Rio Grande, and other utilities offset by renewed selling.
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Brooklyn
People's Gas
Consolidated Gas
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Local Stock Market And Real Estate Notes
Local financial and real estate page notes a continued interest in Spock' of the Wishinitton Railway and Leetric. Preferred stock rose from 83 4 to 89 with 12% shares traded. common stock moved from 42 with multiple small lots sold. Bond bids for Anacostia, Potomac River, and City Suburban railways rose with no sales. Telephone stock showed slight demand, and Washington Gas varied around 69 34. Stone & Fairfax reports sale of a two story brick dwelling at First Street NW, with seven rooms, hot air heating, and public alley access. Wilton apartment at 191 Seventh St NW sold for 34000 to a local investor. B street NE residence sold for 8500. A proposed Clifton Street storage warehouse in six stories is planned by Boston architect for 0 by 168 feet with cement and steel.
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Amalgamated Copper
Kansas City Southern
American Car and Foundry
Kane City Southern
Am. Car and Fay
Lowleville
Nashville
Eouls
Aiinn
St. P
St. Sto
sulAmer
Missouri Pacific
American Locomotivs Ptd
Hos. L. Hume
Washingat
Regtme
York Central Ton Stock Exchange
Smelting & Henry
New Y
Ontario
West
Washington
Norfolk and Western
Potomac Electric Light
Northern Pacific
Washington Ry
American Woolen
BO Pacific Mall
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
AB Ky
Ay c
Weshington Gas
Asta
St Sals
Bell Telephone of
Baltimore and Ohip
Pullman Palace
Rice Union Saving Bank
yGaltimore
Ghlo Pd
Biel Spring
ATKAT
BRE National Bank
Mrooklyn Rep
ESI
Washington Gas
Canadian Pacific
Republic Steel
Nai Wycentral Leather
Stock Island Co
Ate
Tees
Georgetown Gan Ss
Lentral of
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Rock Island Ci
Chesapeake and Ohio
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S. Fran
Chicago and Alton
Lous Southwestern
Chicago
Ptecces
Aalchicago
Tnd
Northwestern
St. Louis
Sourhern Packie
Colorado Evelant Iron
Atta
J.sno
Southern Railway
Columbia
J.lve
Colorado and Southern
Trailway
Texas and
Pacific
TOK
Hes
Potomac
Denver and
Rio Grande
Union Pacitte
Rio Grande Pi
Kita
BLY. Ry
Emerson Steam Pump
Wonunion Pacite Ptd United
Ouierle
Etzlex Stes
ntarborough-Met
Surry
Interbocough
HiWestinghouse Electri Statia
International Paper
Western
Uolon
GSA
Mergenthaler Linotype
International Paper Ptd
Wheeling and Lake
Lanston Monotype
Wisconsin Central
Otowa Central
Greene-Cananea
Mitchell Minag
National Bank
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankera
American
York ‘Stock Exchange
Hipbs
True
Washington Stock Exchange
Lincoln
American Security and ‘Trust
National Saviage
Union Trust
United States Trust
Home Savings
Union Savings
Arlington
Anita
Metropolitan
Spock
Wishinitton, Railway, and Leetric
Local Stock Exchange
Anacostia and Potomac River Railway Company
City and Suburban Railway Company
Stone & Fairfax Real, Estate Corpor
Ion
First
Purcussor Ia
Francis A. Blundon
Sierbert C. Lord
Boston
Clifton Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
New York Money Market Snapshot as of Jan 28
Money on call easy at 1402 per cent with ruling rate 1% per cent, closing bids 1% per cent offered 2 per cent. Time loans due sixty days 4 2% per cent, ninety days 23026 per cent, six months 3 per cent. Prima merentile paper 34% 4 per cant. Steering exchange firm for bankers' bills at MONG sixty-day and 4.750 for demand. Commercial bills 4.34% Be As. Bar allyer 51%. Mexican dollars 44. Government bonds irregular. railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Ateacher
Prima Merentile
Mong
Alxty-Dey Dilly
Honda
Wheat receipts and prices steady on New York grain market
New York grain report shows wheat receipts 1,201 bushels with 10,200 bush exports and fair cash demand. Prices closed higher than last night with May at 1.10 9. July 1.04. options market quiet. Corn receipts 19,135 bushers, spot firm with No 2 yellow and white bids, May and July futures at 7s. Oats receipts 77,400 bushels with mixed prices and general market firmness.
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Milg
Grees
New Orleans
Charleston
Wilmington
Pennsylva- Norfolk
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Steary
Memphis
St. Louis
Lrather—Steadly
Ateady
Louisville
Western
Little Rock
Britain
France
Continent
Japan
Mexico
Great Britain
I Petroleum Lendy
HOBIN
RIGE
Fim
Molasbes
Duluth
P. B
Chicago Grain market steadies after nervous season
Wheat eased with prices near the bottom as local demand fluctuated. May and July wheat closed modestly lower, while corn and oats held steady amid light trading and improved cash demand signals. Provisions rose late on short covering as inventories and receipts varied across Minneapolis, Duluth, and Chicago. A bank in Summerville, PA, regained authority to resume operations after recovery of capital.
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Chicago
Jan
Minneapolis
Duluth
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Generu
Union National Bank
Summerville
a@ recaiver
Glock
Treasury figures reveal large general fund and reserve balances
The United States Treasury show substantial totals in the general fund and reserve funds. Includes available cash balance and trust funds held for redemption, with mentions of gold and silver holdings and outstanding securities. Specific figures are listed but scattered and partially garbled.
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Eyncae
Citi Gondiwen
Treasury
Ostte
Islon
Metal Market Mixed as London Prices Fall and Local Market Weakens
New York report shows a sharp drop in London copper and zinc futures, with spot copper around £58.5 and futures near £59. Local metal markets remain weak and nominal. Lead and spelter carry small changes, while Cleveland warranty for tonnage holds around 48 44d. Laundry items listed with No. 1 Northern and Southern soft grades shown in the 17.0 to 17.8 range.
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New York
London
Dlacumrket
Irom
Cleveland
Tocal
Coal Sign of Prosperity From Pennsylvanian Railroad
Special report from Pittsburg shows Pennsylvania Railroad traffic rebounding with 4,118,196 tons of bituminous coal anthracite and coke moved January 1 to 23, up from 3,049,950 tons a year earlier. Weekly shipments to last Sunday totaled 1,021,063 tons, the first over 1 million in sixteen months.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Today
Erie
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United States Treasury
Metal Market
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U. S. Treasury
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Stuart Ellis & Co
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Union Savings Bank
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H.W
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Home Building Association
Jamer WM. Woodward
Thomas P. P. Morcan
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Hensey Co
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Muricifar, Srailroad Corporation
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New York Stock Exchange
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Fisk & Robinson
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A. G. Plant & Go. Bankers and Brokers
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Trust Company
Washington Block Exchange
Jenny J. Maury Dove Company
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