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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1908

Page

5

Wall Street Gossip on Bonds Surges Amid Holiday Week

Special to The Washington Post from New York reports a period of heightened bond trading outpacing stocks by three to one. Investors show renewed confidence, keeping bond prices firm as market news hints at improving demand.

Washington Post New York Pries Tong Psoe Mont Ferg Gmitson York Missouri Kansas Texas United States Steel Sinking Fund Teleptat Flons TVEL

Local Market Report Reflects Low Activity and High Pessimism

The local market yesterday showed little trading with few active bids. Washington Railway and Pacific bonds drew modest demand with about 16500 dollars changing hands while Mitchell Mining stock hit a new low of one quarter.Rumors of rapid gains circulate but insiders deny. The day closed anteholiday with a professional undertone and expectations of a July bull move amid mixed views on steel and iron orders.

Haneiz Washington Railway Mitchell Mining Oriatche Zea Lerat Terry Reactlaurets Liverpool Emiri Jaf Osx Sunditg Baeactober Gaz

LIVE STOCK MARKETS New York July 2

Cattle receipts 4000 market steady with cows at 3.60 to 3.73, heifers around 4.00 to 4.50, calves 4.09 to 6.20. Hogs receipts 1191, market 5 to 10 cents lower. heavy shipping 6.07 to 6.15, butchers 5.00 to 6.10, sows 4.50 to 4.95. Sheep receipts about 12000, market easy. lambs 4.50 to 5.00, yearlings 4.00, ewes 3.50 to 4.00. Cattle extras per cwt 6.00 to 6.50 for butcher, hogs 9.80 to 9.75 per cwt gross, lambs 0.14 to 0.18 per lb. Sheep dips to 3.00 to 3.30, lambs 0.81 to 0.84 per lb, calves 0.41 to 0.60.

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New York Produce Market Prices for Chickens Turkeys and Grains

New York July market notes show steady receipts for spring chickens 70 and 14 for dressed lines. turkeys 17 and 12613 fowls. eggs irregular 16 367 cases. Wheat futures mixed with modest gains and losses. cornmeal and rye flour steady. lahd and oils quoted with overall firm to steady tones across commodities.

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Wheat and commodities report with mixed market notes and a grave remark

The dispatch notes dull grain and butter markets with steady egg and cheese prices. It ends with a Wilkes-Barre commentary praising Kansas while relaying a Supreme Court ruling allowing mining under cemeteries, suggesting coffins once dropped into mines and a grave warning about disturbing miners after death.

Atchison Globe Wilkes-Barre Dispatch Kansas Supreme Court

Post Office Clerk Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition

Hertha E Burns a clerk in the Post Office filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition yesterday. The petition states there are no assets. Secured creditors listed include J H Boardman for 3205 and W E Pilegse for 2 A2. Unsecured creditors include several items from the Post Office Department and others, with various judgments and small debts detailed.

Hertha E. Burns Postoffice Fed G Pettion Pl Pettion J H. Boardman W. E. Pilegse Junker WP Napper Mamie Swope W.H McKnew Robert Berberich & Son Mamie Gartland H Dodek J P Sullivan Annie Raub W PL Wappe

Westinghouse stock taken in readjustment plan

New York July 2 The readjustment committee of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing reports subscriptions to 310 000000 of new stock totaling 9710 962. George Westinghouse subscribed 1500000, merchandise creditors 4135012, stockholders 214 300, and employees 595 650. The committee asks bank creditors to accept half in convertible sinking fund bonds and half in 3 1/2 per cent notes and stock.

New York Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company George Westinghouse

Seek Strength in Camp at Goodwill Summer Colony

A youth group attended Camp Goodwill for rest and health after a hard winter and spring illness. The article lists many donors and supporters from individuals and families, noting contributions to sustain the summer program and the wellbeing of the children.

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Treasury calls in funds amid Treasury Secretary’s order

Treasury pressures national banks to transfer about 45 million dollars in public deposits by July. It targets depositaries with government funds above 1000 dollars and plans to reallocate funds to the Treasury, citing currency surplus nationwide and the currency act interest impact. The working balance would rise to roughly 115 million, with 109 million still in depositaries under orders.

Seer Treasury

Metal Market Report Shows Mixed London Tin and Copper Activity

The London tin market edged lower with a 124 dollar pot and 1130 Bd futures while copper rose in London to 56 pounds 128 shillings 6 pence spot and 57 pounds 7s 62d for futures. Local markets were dull or weak with prices varying for electrolytic lead castings and spelter. North American finds limited change with warrants and foundry numbers noted.

New York London Lake Cleveland

Roosevelts Africa Hunt Talks Stir Public Interest

Oyster Bay July 2 Roosevelts visit at Sagamore Hill drew editors McClure and Whitney. Kermit and others discuss Africa hunt plans and possible exclusive writing deals. He may join the expedition but no contracts were signed as preparations continue. anticipation of trophies for museums and potential public attention from national and foreign offers.

Washington Post Oyster Bay Roosevelt Sagamore Hill S . McClure McClure Caspar Whitney M Jke Republic Africa Rudyard Kipling Tinkeray Dickens McCroie Whitnes Bint Panama Father Bork Harvard Von Sone Kermit Genesse Valley Horsenen Rochester Zeus Wadsworth Geres York State

Nation and the Schools in Cleveland July 7

Cleveland delegates in the Natimuddot lion Association elected Torenra Bow Hayes Ph D president. The session adopted a report urging the Bureau of Education to publish findings and make them a usable government information source to aid education campaigns. An effort to intersperse spelling guidance failed amid voting blocks as delegates discussed vocational training and reform.

Cleveland Ohio Torenra Bow Hayes Menomies Natimuddotlion Association Neat Bureau Eheitor Wasloeten Dan Bross Sven Cessars Ayestiguti Iiformatin Interse

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