Weak In Market After Thin Summer Trade In New York
The Washington Post reports that July 10 trading on the New York Stock Exchange was the smallest of the year with 206,300 shares. Activity rose after the crop report but prices weakened, led by Interborough Metropolitan and Brooklyn lines, while Greene Copper and curb market trends showed continued weakness. Foreign buying was minimal, but European sentiment improved on Rand output and Russian developments. The crop report suggested little change in winter wheat and a slight rise in spring wheat, with oats the weakest crop.
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New York Bond Market Summary From July Auction
New York bond market notes list various U S corporate and railroad securities with prices and converts. Entries include American Tobacco, Atchison Topeka, Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Central of Georgia, Chicago and Alton, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Missouri Kansas Texas, Union Pacific, United States Steel and other issues. Prices shown range from 21s to 54s with many around 43 to 45.
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Wall Street Gossip: Union Pacific Test of Dividend Fortunes
A July 10 Washington Post report on New York trading shows attempts to depress Union Pacific fading as investors parsed dividend possibilities. Amid speculation about Southern Pacific, Amalgamated Copper, and other stocks, a midday selloff eased into a partial recovery with prices stabilizing after a volatile session.
Baltimore Markets Trade Summary of July 10
Baltimore markets report steady and unchanged tone across grains and dairy. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, and hay show firm or steady measurements with receipts and prices noted for futures and spot markets. butter, eggs, sugar, and other commodities remain largely unchanged in price, reflecting subdued trading activity.
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New York Cotton Market Reacts to Short Covering Activity
New York cotton futures showed firmer tone as short covering and light buying pushed prices up. Opening was steady, then activity surged during the session with dealers absorbing offerings amid weather uncertainty and cautious crop prospects in the Eastern belt.
Daily Cotton Market Receipts and Expenditures
National bank notes received yesterday for redemption totaled 928,376 dollars. Government receipts from internal revenue were 2,724 dollars, from customs 862,481 dollars, and from miscellaneous sources 70,409 dollars. Expenditures stood at 2,900,000 dollars.
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Mitchel Mining drives active options on a volatile day
Trading on the Mitchel Mining option market boosted total exchange volume as options dominated activity. Prices hovered near prior levels with Greene Copper weak and several railroad and utility issues showing mixed results amid ongoing labor rumors.
Washington Produce Market Prices From Historic Ledger
Wholesale quotations show eggs steady and butter stable with ample cold storage. Live poultry demand remains firm with springers scarce. turkeys and hens listed per pound. Vegetables and fruits price ranges include old potatoes, carrots, cabbages, lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes, and apples from California, with varying barrel, box, and per dozen rates.
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New York Produce Market Prices and Wheat Report July 10
New York and Chicago market notes show varied prices across commodities. Wheat futures closed near day lows as government crop data influenced sentiment. corn and oats fell or held steady amid favorable weather signals. beef, pork, and lard futures moved with demand for hogs and processing products.
Credit and shipment figures from Git City PA
July 10 figures show credit balances at 164 with shipments 82 377 averaging 64.5 percent and runs 12 498 averaging 49 78. Lima shipments total 79 797 with average 60 740. Tuns Lima 982 with average £9 212.
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French Banks Demur on Big American Rail Loans
Paris financiers view reports of a second large Pennsylvania Railroad loan with caution. Bank of Paris and the Netherlands says no negotiations are under way. Lazard Freres denies involvement while bankers say the market’s mood must be tested first. Plenty of French money awaits investment at low rates, but a second offer is not yet planned.
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Double Duty on Wool Seeks Lower Rate Upheld
Boston July 10 Judge Colt of the U S Circuit Court upholds the Board of General Appraisers ruling in the case of Btone & Downer wool importers. The mixing of wools to obtain a lower duty rate subjects the wool to a double duty, affirming the government position in this test case.
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Live Stock Markets Report from New York and Chicago
Revenue and price movements across cattle veal calves sheep and hogs in New York and Chicago markets. Receipts near 478 cattle and 4,597 hogs with steady to firm tones, beef and veal values firm, sheep and lambs holding firm to higher, Chicago lists strong demand with calves and stockers steady, primes around 6.80 to 8.85 for heavy cattle.
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Washington Cattle Market Prices Listing
Market notes show cattle steady with choice high quality beef in good demand. Calves and sheep meet fair demand. lambs and goats priced per pound or each with varied ranges reflecting grading and freshness.
Metal Market Reflects Mixed London and Local Tin Stance
New York reports July tin steadies after a big break in quaterday with spot at £7 and futures up. Local tin quotes around 36.500 and 2.20. copper softens in London to £81 28 6 spot and £20 0s 6d futures. local metal dull with varied electrolytic, tasting, and iron prices. Lead and spelter hold near prior levels as London markets show modest drops and quiet trading. Iron and gravel warrants listed with several Northern and Southern foundry prices noted for local reference.
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New York Money Market and Government Bond Notes
New York money on call steady at 3 1 4 percent high and 8 percent low. Overnight rate 8 percent. Clearing rate 8 and last loan 2 percent. Exchange rates near par with bankers bills at 4.6904 for demand and 4.408 for sixty day bills. Prime mercantile paper at 5 1 2 percent. Government bonds steady. Subtreasury gold transfer from San Francisco today 1.6 million dollars, part of a larger import movement begun last April under Secretary Shaw. Aggregate gold imports about 42 million dollars. Special order no longer operative.
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Railroads Consolidate In Ohio Linked to River Route
Lorain July 10 The consolidation of the Industrial Railroad and the Lorain and Ashland road is announced by Joseph Ramsey of Pittsburgh. A new line will be fifty five miles shorter than any Lake Erie to Ohio River route and will connect with the water railroad under construction by H H Rogers of the Standard Oil Company.
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Union Savings Bank Bond Bidg 14th and M Ave Notice
Financial notice lists names and figures about wage earners and savings deposits. It mentions Quincy Smithy Joan Sleiman G Walser and Jackson Ralston with interest rates and secrecy notes. It refers to the bank address Union Savings Bank Bond Building 14th and M Ave.
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France as World Banker Steers Global Finance
The piece argues that France now dominates world finance through domestic thrift and widespread private investment. It cites large French holdings in foreign loans, their role in funding Britain, Russia, Germany, Japan, and U.S. borrowers, and notes the Bank of France's gold reserves near 600 million francs while Paris rises as a money center. It lauds frugality, savings, and dispersed wealth across tens of thousands of small investors as France’s power source.
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