Stocks Climb Amid Steel Share Strength And Copper Gains
Stock market gains continue with steel shares leading as Harriman Hull and Amalgamated Copper show advances. Union and Southern Pacific earnings outlooks bolster optimism while fears over steel firm difficulties temper some gains. Analysts note improving demand and currency shifts supporting stock activity despite mixed industry signals.
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Harriman, Hull, and Amalgamated
Union
Southern Pa
Ramoers Steel
New York Money Market Readout and Mixed Signals
New York money market shows limited gains and minor rate changes. Traders note a steadying tone with moderate demand for mercantile paper while London and Jorad markets show varied activity. local quotes drifted with thin turnover and some price adjustments across instruments including corporate and petro chemical segments.
World Cotton Supply and Prices Report Incomplete
The report notes July 19 quotations and shipments for North Lime, South Juna, Indiana, and U.S. cotton totals. It compares weekly, year-to-date, and last year figures, citing global production and stock projections amid unclear OCR fragments.
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Toledo
North Lime
South Juna
Indiana
Washington Market Report Shows Mixed Price Movements
Wholesale produce market notes firm cash demand with steady butter receipts and increasing dairy prices. Livestock and poultry show moderate supply with steady to higher quotes. vegetables remain active with varying quotes across peppers, tomatoes, peas, and greens.
Washington cattle market price report summary
Fragmented OCR lists cattle and hog prices at Washington market with various weights and items. Includes terms like cattle Exlon, butcher, hog, sheep, calves, prime, and ranges around per unit, but many figures are unreadable.
Wall Street Gossip Sees Harriman Market Impact Diminish
Special to The Washington Post from New York July 19 notes Harriman immunity news lowers distrust but markets keep focus on railroad earnings and asset speculation. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific memory linger abroad. Great Northern and Northern Pacific show activity as copper stocks rise on dividend shifts. reports of asset swaps circulate without authoritative verification.
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Fed States Steel Ptt
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Local Market Quietly Turns as Utilities Lead Friday Trading
A thin Friday session saw Capital Traction and Washington Gas trade with modest gains and losses amid cautious demand. Public utilities held prices, with Capital Traction opening weakly but finishing around 13812, while Washington Gas dipped to 79 before buyers stepped in. The market anticipates a fresh advance next week as small traders helped steady prices and the Greene Cananea Copper directors’ meeting was set for today with Selwin Tait preparing to depart on vacation.
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HHS Metons
London
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Goa
Capriat
Capital
Washington
Atocks Capital Traction
Saint LT
Washington Gas
Peaitta
Uderstood
Duluth
Greene Cananea Copper Company
Selwin Tait
International Banking
Hibler & Co
Bankera
Fatreel
Membrra
New York
Wales
Liverpool
Cverts
New York Produce Markets July 18 Highlights and Grain Trends
New York reports steady butter and cheese receipts, large flour exports, and active cornmeal sales. Wheat futures weaken on favorable Northwest weather, with July grain activity, notables include September and December positions, and signs of selling pressure amid ample supplies and export rumors.
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Hushela
Buanela
Easler
Duluth
Ani Eaater
Ialy
Éin Buands
Atanty
Live Stock Markets in New York July 19 Update
Market reports show cattle receipts around 2,600 with steady but slow tone for common to prime steers and cows. Hogs receipts near 17,000 with market strong to higher. lambs and sheep receipts about 5,000 with best bids 10 to 16 cents higher, rest dull. Trades detailed for dressed beef, veals, and stockers with varied weights and pricing.
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New York
Beever
Dresed
Srogser
Chicago
Treasury Buys Silver and Trade Notes Mixed Signals
Market summaries show steady wholesale activity with high buying power and firm wool prices while copper prices ease and stocks rise. Cotton and coal production remain strong, with Western coal expanding and Eastern high grade coal selling well. foreign trade shifts prompt occasional price concessions. Treasury buys 100090 ounces of silver at New Orleans for delivery.
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London
Suoe
Treasury Department
New Orleans
Walee Ridge Estate Sued Over Creditors and Rail Losses
Creditors of Chesapeake Beach Railway seek to recover 8115o from Walee Ridge Estate in a suit filed July in West Virginia. The case references grain and freight values including corn rye hay and cheese markets with notes on rates and receipts, while listing commodity terms and shipping references.
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Oistinore
Chesapeake Beach Railway
Alfiitiis Agal Do
Wonton
Maisie
Auwie Siigelty
Southern
Sominera
White Cow
Southern Valley
Curb Market Steady as insiders pad profits at June session
New York curb trading shows minimal price movement with brokers eager to flip holdings. Insiders tied to properties push to hide gains while outsiders are kept from large profits. BC Copper dividend boosts confidence, and a list of various stocks across mining and finance is recommended for margin purchases.
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York Stock Exchange
Te Stok Exchange
Te Stock Exchange
Brist Columbia Copper
Bia
Alge
Gealouy
British Columbia Copper Company
Goldweld Consolidated
Combinaton
Great Bend
Florence
Daisy
Red Hills
Nevada Hills
Gold Bar
Davis Daly Goard
Gale Cooper
Retada
Gil
Laa
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Grocer Declared Bankrupt and Forest Lands Withdrawn
Justice Anderson in the District of Columbia Supreme Court slowed two decrees adjudging P B Otterback a grocer of 1 East Capitol street a voluntary bankrupt and referred the proceedings to Edward B McCalmont. Mr Otterback lists assets of 4416 and liabilities of 66 while most assets are outstanding accounts. He has been a longtime figure in Washington grocery circles as president of the Retail Grocery Association of the District. The Interior Secretary temporarily withdrew the vacant unappropriated public lands within 501.59 acres in northwestern Atkynsan pending whether they join a proposed Ozark National Forest. The lands lie in the Dardanelle Harrison and Lit Ye Hock land districts.
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Distret Supreme Court
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East Capitol Street
Edward 8
McCalmont
Otterbacks
Hia
Otterback
Jane
Washington
Retail Grocery Association of
Secretary of the Interior
Atkynsan
Secretary of Agriculture
Ozerk National Forest
Dardanelle Harrison
Lit Ye Hock
Suit Aims at 81 150 from Walbridge Estate over Chesapeake Beach stock
The District Supreme Court heard a case to recover 81 150 from the estate of Herman D Walbridge for unpaid stock subscriptions in the Chesapeake Beach Railway Company. Annie G Taylor and Martin B Burris as William Taylor estate administrators and James K Oates with JG Naugaton Company of New Jersey sue Washington and Chesapeake Beach Railway and Elizabeth Walbridge executrix. The railway, once in receivership since 184, had stockholders called to pay unpaid subscriptions.
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Rew Jerney
Washington and Chesapeake Beech Railway Company
Elizabeth Walbrdee
Herman Walbridge
United States Circuit Court of Maryland
Cogman
Herman D Walbridgs
Qrabridge
Mariana
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