Irregular Market Steels Rally Linked to Great Northern Ore
The irregular stock market closed lower overall with wide swings as Missouri Pacific fell 2 1/4 points. A late rally lifted some shares, supported by steel sector optimism and expectations around Great Northern ore shipments, while copper advances and London influences affected sentiment.
Market Tends Higher as Rail, Traction Bonds Rise
Washington Railway and Electric led gains on the local exchange with bonds up to 82 8, while Capital Traction sold at 112 and a 113 bid appeared. Officials noted improving conditions, rains boosting crops and railroads, and bullish sentiment outweighing uncertainty. Amalgamated Copper may raise its dividend as traders anticipate policy outcomes and resumed work.
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Georgia
Anollir Aimettee
Wrete States District Court
Casin
American Iron and Steel Association
M Lis
Amalgamated Copper
Capital Traction Company
Washington Railway
Washington Railway and Electric
Ufe
Gould and Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Gould
Standard Oil
Ti Ia
Washington Stock Exchange Quotations Summary
Quotations from Hume & Co show regular call at noon. Prices reflect diverse issuers: Capital Traction 71,000 at 122. Washington Railway and Electric 4s at 30 percent. Potomac Electric Light and Gas at 196. Washington Gas at 63. various Rails and gas bonds with prices noted. Poultry and meat markets list live and dressed goods with prices for hens, ducks, turkeys, hams, and miscellaneous vegetables and fruits with regional market notes.
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Hume & Co
Washington Stock Exchange
Canital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric
Potomac Electric Licht Gs
Washington Gas
Mergenthater Linotype
Attar Call
Washingon Railway and Electric
Els
Woluogka Gas
Washington cattle and hog market price report
CATTLE Extra and butchers prices in ewt range from 5.00 to 5.50 with ordinary around 8.00. HOGS per ewt gross 6.50 down to 5.75, ordinary 3.00 to 5.50 per ewte. LAMBS spring choice per pound 54e, medium about 6. Calves prime per pound about 1.46 to 1.46. common 0.46. COWS prime fresh per head about 40.07 to 45.40, common per head 20.00, medium term not fully shown.
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RGGE
Virginia
West Virginia
Sonttweat
Carolina
Mberal
Florida
Fate
Wheat and Corn Prices Decline on Favorable Weather
Chicago grain markets saw broad weakness as September wheat fell to 80 4 and corn slid amid favorable Northwest weather and ample exports. Oats traded lower while receipts and futures activity indicated light demand. cotton closed with a modest advance on near months and strength in old crop months amid favorable crop news.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicaze
Lverwool
Shorts Mead & Sharp
Annuaig Regis Pork
New York
Wall Street
Wall Street Gossip and Market Reactions July Trading
The column reports a tepid end to Saturday’s rally, with bears blaming manipulation and outside buying waning. London selling, copper market signals, and notable moves in Missouri Pacific and Great Northern affect sentiment while Gould’s return is watched for signs on Wheeling and Lake Erie notes.
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Duruus
Tle Rathes
Theo U
Earmman
Leavig
Earnass Ft
Busness
Steel Corporation
Vic Gould Studs
London
Stele
Amerian
Thyia Estrone
Titsiether
Wall Street
Thas
Ras Ture
New York
Bears
Est
Missouri Pacific
Gould
New York July 27 Livestock Market Summary Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle receipts about 25 000 with steady to lower prices bulls and steers uneven markets steer 5.00 5.50, cows 4.00 3.50. hogs about 36 000 with 10 to 15 cents lower, best heavy shipping 6.50 6.75. sheep and lambs around 15 000 with steady to strong tone, lambs 4.50 to 6.00, yearlings 4.00 to 5.50.
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York
Pennsylvania
New York State
Chicago
Gise
Cholee
New York Money Market and London Metal Prices
New York money on call easy at 1% with dull activity. sterling exchange firmer. London tin lower, copper and lead ranges mixed. local markets show firmer copper and slight advances in prices. various regional credit balances and shipments reported from Ohio and Indiana.
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New York
Sterling “Exchange
New York Produce Prices Record From July Snippet
Market note lists poultry, butter, flour, rye, meal, hay, leather, wool, beef, lard, pork, lard, sugars, and tobacco products with varied receipts and prices. Highlights include Western spring chickens and creamery products, plus cottonseed oil and petroleum trends.
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New York
Blate
Pennsylvania
Worf
HINES
Rene Aulet
Liverpool
Atcam
Long Island
Southern
Swert Southern
New
Jersey
Joogie
New York grain market report shows winter wheat gains
Under heavy receipts mainly from winter wheat, prices moved modestly higher as a large export trade was reported. July closed at 1.00, September 0.9812, December 0.08 1.00. Corn receipts 18,273 bushels with spot steady values for No 2. Oats receipts 66,000 bushels with mixed grain categories priced. Rye and July wheat quotes noted. market activity limited with few transactions.
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Duluth
Dial
New York
Baltimore
Liverpool
Cork
Safest Investments In Real Estate Trusts In DC
The text promotes first deeds of trust notes or mortgage investments as gilt edged and secure. They are well secured on real estate in the District of Columbia and exempt from personal property taxation. Investment amounts start at $500 with a booklet offered on loans and investments.
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Customs
Ba National Bank
United States
Reû
National Banka
Tm Pulippine Treasury
D.C
MITE
Holwood
Jentfer
WMIT
Nep saLaki
D. H. Tolman
AUNDI
FRANK
A &C
D.C. Security CO
Pal Ave
Bulaiay
District of Columbia
Potomac Insurance Company Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Potomac Insurance Company of the District of Columbia for the election of directors will be held at its office rooms on Monday August 3, 1998 at 1 o clock. The books for stock transfer will close from July 27 to August 4, 1968 inclusive. Secretary Alex K Phillips signs the notice.
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Potomac Insurines Company
District of Columbia
Moxday
Ateluck P
Free entry for American cattle hides into England
Independent hide and leather dealers in New York filed a case with the board of United States general appraisers seeking duty free admission of American cattle hides shipped to England and slaughtered there. Hides valued about $10 each faced 5 percent duty. protesters argue paragraph 483 of the Dingley act makes them American goods returned, free of duty.
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New York
Board of
United States General Appraisers
Bis Country
England
Birkenhead
Deptford
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