Stock Market Rebounds After Midday Weakness
July 2 stock trading showed late weakness from week long selling but recovered sharply with net advances of 1 to 2 percent. Western bear activity via large wire houses created the impression of heavy liquidation, while actual demand recovered many issues.
Livestock Markets and Rates Across Cities
New York and Chicago market reports show cattle and calf receipts with mixed tone. cattle steady to slightly higher, hogs mostly steady to lower, calves and sheep with uneven gains. Prices listed for steers, cows, bulls, veals, and market breadth from New York and Chicago brokered quotations. Also notices a patent medicine ad noting catarrh relief claims by Dr Renews Powder with local dealers.
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New York
Chicago
Market Notes Reflect Stable Prices Across Regions
Market offerings show unchanged trends with fresh Virginia and North Carolina lots listed. Dairy and butter lines show steady quotes from Creamery, Western factory, and other providers with firsts, fancy, and fair to good grades.
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Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Woatert
McOnita
Procera
Wall Street Gossip on Bucket Shops and Wheat Markets
The column analyzes bucket shop trading and market manipulation as a long standing risk in stock speculation. It notes heavy public long positions, short line sales, and potential profit from panics, with reference to Reading stock and rail revenue shifts. It also discusses wheat crop expectations, rust losses, and the influence of corn and wheat on railway securities.
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Eterial
Wachington Post
New York
Gehite
Barto
Harbor
Stock Exchange
Pddprl
Mouney
Maraia
Playattio
Lst
St. Paul
Stock Market Buoyancy Lifts Local Shares in Mixed Session
Local financiers reported a bullish trading day as Gas stock rose sharply after an initial quiet start with a 25 share push at 6 3 4, ending near 6 1 2. Mergenthaler and Lanston showed strength amid limited offerings while Washington Railway and Traders Bank saw brisk, volatile activity and selective large lots.
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Stock Exchange
Mergenthaler
Lanston
New York Produce Market Wavers With Broad Price List
New York July 4 buyers saw mixed receipts across butter creamery and Western lines. Prices for butter ranged from 10% to 20 with fluctuations in creamery and factory products. Poultry meat and eggs steady while flour and cornmeal hold firm. Copper, lead, tin, and other metals quoted with London values noted. Freight rates to Liverpool inch up for grain and cotton. Local hides, leather and wool steady with firm lard and tallow markets.
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New York
State
Bool
Long Island
Southern
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Middleabera
Snteady
With & faSp
Northern Fe
Foundry
Northern
The Washington Stock Exchange No 29
A piece on telegraph operators becoming stock brokers, comparing skill to a butterfly’s form. It mentions Benjamin Woodruff of Cumberland County in 1874, raised in an agricultural area with opportunities limited to local paths, shaping his early life and prospects.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Cumberland County
Benjamin Woodruff
Ben
A Veteran Financial Figure Faces the Capital Scene
The narrative outlines a seasoned financial operator who rose from a telegraph role at the Associated Press to leading positions in major brokerage houses. His career arc includes War Department service during the Spanish-American War and a long tenure as manager following the Post & Plagg succession. He is noted for Lanston support, service to clients, and a prominent role at the Columbia Golf Club as secretary, reflecting a blend of finance, public life, and leisure in Washington.
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Gray
Menhood
Associated Press
War Department
Post & Plagg
Bloomer, Fiboulke & O
Stock Exchange
Lanston
Columbia Golf Club
Fairbanks
Wolsey
Market Notes On Grain Aids and Cash Receipts
The day saw large receipts and strong crop prospects shaping trade. Wheat futures fell early then steadied as a prominent commission house supported the market. September opened lower and closed around 4. The day’s local receipts totaled 81 cars, with 151 more for oats and scattered grain activity, while provisions remained firm and shorts bought. Estimated tomorrow totals include wheat 42 cars and hogs 21,000 head.
Stock quotations from the Washington Stock Exchange yesterday
Detailed closing quotations list bonds and securities across Washington firms and nearby markets. Entries include Washington Railway and Electric positions, Mergenthaler Linotype and Lanston Monotype notes, Metropolitan Railroad items, gas and electric stocks, banks, and various utilities with prices and percentages.
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States
Washington Railway End Electric
Poy
Weabington Railway and Electric
National Bank
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Hom
Lanston Monotype
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad Ga
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Washington Belluay
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake
Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company Tit
Potomac Electric Light First
Norfolk and
Washington
National Gate D
Posit and ‘Trust
Weehington Loan
American ‘Security and ‘Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Trav. Company
Washington Savings Bank
Homie Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Railroad Sucheks
Cepital Traction
Weehington Railway and Electric
Brotolian and Electric
Nacional
Bang of Washington
Metropolitan Citizens
Central
Farmers and Mechanics
Second
Columbia
Capitol
Americas
Tradera
Lincoln
Riggs
Franklin
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Potomac
Arlington
National Union
Colombia
People’s
Commercial
Colonial
Real Batate Tite
Columbia Tite
Washington ‘Title
Cheaspeake
American Graphophone
Potoman
Georgetown
Mergenthaler
Lisotype
Lanaton Monotype
Stocka
Greene Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
Norfolk
Baltimore Markets Update from July 24 Trade Session
Baltimore markets report steady activity across grains and staples. No. 2 red wheat prices hold near peak levels with exports at 24,04 bushels. corn and oats show small bid-ask spreads. hay, butter, eggs, and sugar remain steady with minor shifts in prices and receipts recorded.
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New York
Jay
Duluth
Manitoba
Eas
Baltimore
Red Western
New Southern
Stemmer
Liverpool
Cork
Urdera
Cotton Surges in Futures amid Rains and Short Covering
In New York July 24 a $20 per bale advance spurred heavy activity as bulls supported the market and shorts covered amid rain fears threatening crop damage. Demand focused on October and December positions, while the South remained a net seller. A later dispatch from Kansas City corrected a misstatement about George C. Warner's directorship at a failed bank.
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Adams Express
Repintere
Ise Am
Car and Foundry
Vu. A
Ibry Am
American Express
Gortit
Angconda Mining Co
Atchison
Baltimore
Dbto
Baltimore and
Chippid
Hrooklyn Rapid Transit
Bat
Central Leather Pte
Central of
New Jerse
Chesapeake
Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Oh. Ter
G. G
St Louis
Colorado
Southern
Delaware
del, Lack, and Westene
Denver
Rio Grande
Rio Grands
Distillera’ Securiti
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Forrest
General Bleekie
Va Sur
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
Northern
Plas
Hocking Valley
Brock Exchange
Chicago Board of Milners Central
International Paper
International Pump Aie
Iowa Centre
Iowa
Kansas City
Louis
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St P
Ste M
Nowa
Missouri
Dratha
Kana
Texas
Tex
PhD
Spot Bausey
Natiuoa
Ameri
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Ut. H.R
York Central
Bolt
Aulaci Coast Line
Orteik
Western
Orfaik
Weatert
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Waugon- Gomo
Surlington
Quincy
HK Tor
Chicago
Pacite
Pullman Palace
St. Louis
Wader Celorado Industrial
Colorado Industriak
Salon
Colorado Midland
BR Republic
Seay
Republic Steel
Bryne Ory Rork Imand Co
Cuba
Rock Teend Co
cHay Tae Darver
Rio Oral
Securities
Rubber Goods
Erie
Bliss Shefild Steel
Sx P
Galveston
Fort Forth
Ifis
Louis Southwestern
New Orleans
Japan
Eortucaten
Southern Pacific
Marten
Southern Pacife
Charleston
St le
Mitreapolia
St Lucis
Kansas
Telesion Pacific
New York Central General
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Warner
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Associated Press
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