Bond Market Broadens On Higher New York Transactions
Special to The Washington Post reports on a higher New York bond market as trading gains lead the day. The piece notes a notable strength in rail shares in the South and mentions government cotton reports influencing overall activity. Read as a feature of the July 1 session, the report highlights trading pressures and uncertain tones amid a weary market atmosphere.
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Boston closing prices and market notes summarize
The fragment references Boston closing prices and financial terms with unclear entities. It mentions banks and investors in a misty market brief, noting price movements and potential settlements without clear names, dates, or figures. The readable portion suggests a stock market update from a historical page.
New York Bond Market Signals Price Movements and Falls
The New York bond market and London metals sections show declines and weak pricing. Bonds across several issues weaken while copper and lead prices edge lower in London and domestic markets. Names of railroads and companies appear in oscillating quotes.
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New York Produce Market Report July 170 Prices and trends
New York July market update lists prices for poultry and eggs, turkeys and fowl, hogs, fats, oils, and refined sugars. It notes steady or unchanged conditions, with several items showing normal variation and ongoing trade to Liverpool and domestic markets.
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Wall Street Gossips On Traction Issues and Market Sentiment
The Washington Fest New York July 1 bulls welcomed the strength in traction issues as a sentiment shaper. United States Steel sinking funds prices rose to 873R while bond activity remained modest amid July dividends. Harvesters and Wabash bonds drew attention, with mixed signals from the market as holidays and conventions approached.
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Market Notes From T L Hume On Slow Stocks And Wage Fears
T L Hume notes a very slow market with little activity after the Denver convention. He warns wage-change pressure on railroads and a cautious stance ahead of the presidential campaign. The National Bank of Washington pays an $8 dividend. traders see bulls uneasy as hard selling checks rallies and manipulators continue stock accumulation.
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Washington Stock Exchange Bond Listings Update
Regular call prices and bond quotes for Washington Railway and Electric Capital Traction and Fat A on the Washington Stock Exchange. Listings show calls at various prices with percentages and common shares trading at specific figures.
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Washington Produce Market Prices and Market Tone
Quotations for vegetables fruits poultry and meat items show a steady to firm market with varying per pound and per barrel prices. Notable entries include turkeys at 19 cents per pound and ducks at 12 to 16 cents, along with bids for corn beef veal and lamb with mixed demand across regions and wholesale channels.
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War in steel predicted and market shifts abroad
London reports the Iron and Steel Trades Journal noting English and Scottish mills reject a proposed international combine, aligning with a national amalgamation to face American and European rivals. Reports from New York detail wheat and grain futures volatility, with prices rising on strong demand and weather, while deliveries and receipts show mixed activity across regions.
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New York Cotton Market Reacts to July Report
The July government report shows average crop condition at around 2 percent, dampening gains and leaving the market largely steady with small declines on the old crop. Prices fluctuated narrowly through morning trading, then trimmed losses after the report as bears and receipts pressured values.
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Cotton Condition in U S June Report Shows Below East Ten Years
The crop reporting board of the Bureau of Statistics releases June 25 cotton condition at 81.2 percent of normal, down from May 5 and well below the ten year average. States listed include Florida 3, Texas 40, Louisiana 40, Oklahoma 14, Georgia 83, Alabama 83, Mississippi 84, Virginia 92, North Carolina 89, South Carolina 84, Arkansas 85, Tennessee 89, Missouri 87. May and June trends show summer conditions waning, with July and August projections noted.
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.receiver sought against Harvard Laundry Co for insolvency
Benjamin winger yesterday filed to have Harvard Laundry Co declared insolvent and a receiver appointed. He alleges the firm has failed to meet obligations for over a year and favored some creditors over others. Eltinger says a 1903 judgment remains uncollected due to lack of personal property and asks for an accounting, deed of trust actions halted, and a restraining order to stop asset disposal.
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Record of Dogs and Cats Impounded and Euthanized
Poundmaster Samuel Linstein reported to the District commissioners that in the last quarter 2488 dogs were impounded and 41280 were euthanized. June saw 1174 dogs captured with 987 killed, along with 637 cats impounded and 600 killed. The quarter included 1613 cars captured and pound facilities and staff were recently expanded.
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New Shipbuilding Record on Great Lakes Boom
The bureau of navigation says the fiscal year ended June 30 set a record for American shipbuilding with 15 vessels of 88627 gross tons built in the United States and 75 steel steamers of 304879 gross tons on the Great Lakes, the highest output since 1833. Steel vessels totaled 142 ships of 417157 gross tons, up from 36065 tons last year, all built for domestic transportation with no foreign shipments.
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Earnings of the Railroads in the United States
New York reports for the fiscal year ended June 30 gross railroad earnings are estimated at 2,477,304, decreasing 108,608,245 from last year. Net earnings are seen at 718,240,78, down 1,127,330. Ten months or more of leading railroads are reflected, with May and June showing a net loss at about 600 million gross and 200 million net.
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Reading Needs More Cars Sparks Rehire Drive
Reading on July 1 reports box and refrigerator car demand so strong that the Reading Co. is short of both. To speed service, several hundred temporarily suspended car shop workers have been sent for and rehiring is planned, with many to be employed.
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