Bullish Wall Street Continues After Profit-Taking
After a period of profit-taking, financial markets show an overall upward trend. Bullish sentiment dominates trading as analysts predict higher prices over the next sixty days. Active speculation persists in reading markets with a net gain of around one percent.
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Bank Clearings By City Show Modest U S Increase
Weekly bank clearings across major cities show varied changes from the prior year. New York reports a large total with a slight year over year gain, while Chicago and Boston lead sizable increases. several smaller markets also rise, others decline.
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Moreland
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Richmond
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United States
Market consolidates gains amid cautious profit-taking
New York traders see steady advance in Union Pacific St Paul Pennsylvania Reading and United States Steel with most prices closing higher before end of week profit-taking. Reading surges while Union Pacific dips after a day of broad activity. Creditors anticipate higher prices in coming weeks as steel stocks lead the advance and investors await autumn money conditions.
New York Bond Market Rates Hold Steady in July Trading
New York money on call stands at 2.25 percent bid to 2.50 percent offered. Time deposits show 2 percent for 60 days and 3 percent for 60 days. Prime mercantile paper 4.4 percent. Exchange rates steady with demand bills at 4.86 percent and commercial bills around 4.85 percent. Government and railroad bonds remain steady and firm.
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Washington Stock Exchange and Banking Pioneers Profile
Washington Stock Exchange market items list bonds of Bales Washington Railway Electric Capital Traction and others with varied lots and prices. A long profile of National Bank leader Parker notes forty years of banking study, leadership, and disciplined trading presence.
Wall Street Gossip on Hill Plans for Great Northern
Special to The Washington Post reports James J. Hill may return to New York with plans for stock rights distribution of Great Northern and Northern Pacific. Northern Pacific next to be valued with strong dividend and potential for price gains amid a cautious market. Reading stock activity shows insiders and brokers wary, citing past scrip dividends and manipulation, while some brokers see limited cheer as large holders defend positions.
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Washington Stock Exchange Pioneer E Southard Parker
E Southard Parker, native of Pennsylvania and noted banker, built a career from Mimmin County National Bank to create Parker & Co. He reorganized a leading local bank in his hometown and in 1887 moved to Washington as cashier of the Columbia.
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Live Stock Markets Report From Chicago and New York
Chicago and New York market notes show cattle receipts about 4,080 at Chicago with mixed to prime steer prices ranging 5.50 to 6.50 per cwt, hogs about 14,000 with higher quotes for mixed and butcher classes, and sheep and lambs around 1,000 receipts with steady to higher demand for prime mutton and lambs. New York reports beef and veal receipts with prices per 100 pounds, calves and sheep values, and extensive listings of market-related securities. The text also contains distant references to stock prices for bonds and utilities.
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Upward Move in 4 Per Cent Bonds at Washington Railway
The Washington Railway Company bonds resume rising with vigor, traders predicting they will soon sell at par. Stock market notes show gains across several issues, including Capital Traction and German-American, with limited supply and rising bids. Meetings and social plans accompany the financial activity as the District bankers prepare for October.
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District Bankers’ Association
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Corcoran Art Gallery
Keomates Mberalix
District of Columbia
New York Cotton Market Sags Amid Nervous Trading
New York July 1 The cotton market shows a further fall in volume with about 1000000 dollars in houses trades. Prices slipped early then partially recovered but closed lower from week's highs as Liverpool cables and South belt weather dampened sentiment. Traders note pressure from farmers urged to sell and October and December futures retreat from earlier peaks.
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New York Produce Prices and Markets Report
New York market notes for July 7 show wide commodity listings with flour and cereals steady, beef and pork firmer, and oils and fats steady. London and Liverpool prices cited for metals and fuels. Baltimore stock行情 includes Seaboard Airline common and preferred bids and quotes.
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Seaboard Airline
Wheat and corn futures rise on strong market cues
Wheat markets surged amid higher cables and strong covering, with No 2 red at 1.05 elevator and 1.07% afloat, while May and July futures posted gains. Corn receipts reach 916,075 bushels as spot prices firm for No 2 and No 2 yellow, with futures easing slightly from intraday highs. Oats arrivals total 70,400 bushels as grades mix steady to higher.
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Chicago grain and pork futures buoyed by Northwest rains
Chicago market notes strong wheat and corn with September options rising as showers in the spring belt and reports of delayed thrashing in the Southwest supported values. Oats and provisions followed the wheat lead with mixed gains and higher hog prices while receipts and exports influenced activity.
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