Stocks Break Again as New York Banks Lose Cash
The Washington Post reports July 6 that bank statements show a sharp drop in both actual and surplus reserves, with banks moving funds to the interior for half year statements. Wheat advances and drought reports push prices up. death of the Supreme Court Chief Justice dulls market confidence. dividends and rail notes signal further adverse factors.
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Wheat and Cork grain futures rise on rain and foreign strength
Spot wheat gains as rain improves Northwest crops and abroad markets firm. July and September wheat futures close higher on bullish spring crop reports and global demand. cork grain also firm with limited option activity. Receipts and shipments noted. postWant ads free in The Post.
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Market Activity Shifts on Potomac Bonds and Industrials
An active stock session followed days of business as Potomac Consolidated 5 per cent bonds drew heavy demand with bids around 301 and blocks at 10 000 reflecting limited supply. Trades in Capital Traction Washington Railway and Lanston showed mixed movement while earnings and rate decisions influenced railroad and mining sectors. Also noted were personnel shifts and regulatory moves including a battle over grain rates and tariff discussions.
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Live Stock Markets Across Cities July 5 Highlights
New York reports receipts across cattle hogs sheep and lambs with mixed prices. Chicago shows higher cattle and hogs with solid demand. Baltimore week totals indicate steady steer and lamb markets and higher lambs amid modest supply.
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Chicago Grain Market Faces Drought Toll and Wheat Rally
In Chicago on July 5, drought stricken Northwest wheat fields saw minimal Tein rainfall for four days while temperatures rose. Wheat closed up 3 to 4 cents with corn and oats also higher. Hog products mixed. trade activity remained subdued despite wide price swings. A crop expert predicted Dakotas and Minnesota yield near 150 million bushels, far below government June estimates.
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Wall Street Gossips on London Advance and Hawley Stocks
In New York July 5 stocks opened near London levels but faced a broad liquidation. Readings fell three points or more while Northern Pacific and Union Pacific slid after quiet, panic-like drops. Dividend news stemmed concern as Northern Pacific declared 134 percent and Hawley-affiliated lines showed resilience amid Katy notes financing. Hawley stocks gained as Texas Central purchases hinted Mr Hawley’s continued railroad optimism.
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Pharmacy Board Reports Annual District Update
The District board of pharmacy submitted its annual report to the commissioners. President Frank C. Henry and secretary S. L. Hilton announced A. C. Taylor’s five year reappointment. Officers elected July 1: President Henry, secretary Hilton, treasurer Lewis Plemer. Reciprocal relations with Indiana Maryland Ohio West Virginia Massachusetts Michigan Virginia and North Dakota noted. For year ending June 2010 the board held four examinations. 65 were examined, 17 passed, 28 failed. Total licenses 630 by practice, 641 by registration, 2 by reciprocal exchange, 69 by examinations.
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Policemen's Association elects new officers and president
The Policemen's Association of the District held its annual officer election at the police court building. Private C. E H. Smith reelected president after a close race with Sergt. Jeremiah J. Murphy. Other winners include Otto Sontag vice president J. E. Thompson recording secretary W. C. Farauhar financial secretary Henry Gibert treasurer and L. J. Quill trustee. A public installation is set for Thursday evening July 14 at Knights of Pythias Hall.
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New York Cotton Prices Rise on Liverpool Strength
New York July 6 There was a further advance in cotton as steadiness in Liverpool and crop accounts boosted market sentiment. Gains were pared later, but the close held a net advance of 1 to 18 points with the crop rating 46 to 19 points above last week's close. Trade reports stayed unfavorable, but an official forecast of continued warm weather kept selling cautious. Southern spot markets were unchanged to higher.
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Metal Market Report Prices and Trade Figures
The Metal Market reports dull activity in copper with spot and futures prices listed for July to October. London market shows dull closes, with copper exports from New York at 8,503 tons for the month and various price quotes for electrolytic and lake copper, plus iron and foundry iron price notes across regions.
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