Wall Street Ends Mixed as Rail Stocks Lead Decline
In rain and slow volume the market fell after midmorning gains with Pennsylvania Railroad stock leading the drop amid unfounded notes of Paris financing. Rail earnings reports for April improved sentiment while Consolidated Gas rose on a state court ruling against price controls and larger bank transfers from San Francisco appeared to bolster liquidity.
New York Bond Market and Wheat Prices Report
The New York bond market and commodities page lists many issue quotes for railroads and banks, with names like Baltimore and Ohio, Central of Georgia, New York Central General, Northern Pacific, and Southern Pacific among others. It also covers grain trading with wheat futures, corn, and provisions, noting weather impacts, receipts, and price moves in Chicago and Minneapolis markets.
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New York
Amrean
St Louis
Ieee
Coe Cplority Midland
Juba
Denver
Bio Grande
Peallers’ Sororities
Hocking Valley
Japan
Moxican
Mientapolis
St. Layer
Missouri
Kagsar
Texas
Kansas
Metco
New York Central General
New Jersey Central General
Northern
Pacific
Northern Ipacific
Western
Consol
Oregon
Permmylvania Converstte Ree Reves
Reading
Sseeeeyeenee &T Leauls
Iron Mountain Consalds
St Lows
Sun Fraicherg
Louis Southwestem
Seaboard
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacife First
New York Grain Market Reports Mixed Spirit to Close Lower
Grain and cotton positions traded under pressure as liquidation dominated. Wheat and corn futures edged down amid favorable weather signals while exports and spot prices showed modest activity. cotton fell sharply on heavy selling with July and August contracts leading the decline.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
STATA
Kity
Mar
Breses
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers
MIL F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of de
Ue Ouaing
Haltimore
New York Telephone Rate Cuts Prompt Market and Public Interest
A Daily Ottton Market summary notes New York Telephone's rate reductions from 10 to 5 cents at pay stations and from $60 to $8 for message private telegrams, with comparisons to Washington. Analysts see improvements in service after recent expansions, while dividend concerns limit further cuts. The stock session after holidays shows mixed activity with Greene Copper and banks trading, and Railways generally quiet as market attention turns to public-service pricing shifts.
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New York
Atlantic Telephone Company
Manhattan
New York Telephone Company
New York Company
Washington
The
Stock Exchange
Washington stock board closes with bids on rails and metals
Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange lists bids and prices for Washington Railway and Electric, Capital Traction, Washington Gas, Greene Copper, Metropolitan certificates, and various bonds. Notable figures include 10 at 14 percent on Capital Traction and 45 for Washington Railway and Electric, with many other issues quoted and closing figures noted. Government receipts report internal revenue $1,441,974 and customs $1,072.25 with miscellaneous sources $573.16.
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Washington Railway’ and Electric
Washington Gas
Capital Traction
Washinton Railway and Electric
Washington Raihway and Elseirie
Uninn Trust Company
Commercial Natiomzly Bank
National City
Metroyallin Railroad
Metropolitan
Rairoad
Columbia Railroad
Cy and Swyurban Railroad
United States Electro
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Ss
Washington Star- Ket Company
Potomac Electric Light Mystics
Norigie and Wrehington
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trial
Washington Loan and ‘Trust
American’ Security and Trust
Union Tis Company
Security
Washington Savings Bank
Hose Savigas Bank
Union Savings Bank
Weehington Railway and Electric
Pff
Weshington
Bristol Gas and Electrec
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Central
Saco
Columbia
Capital
Auoertean
Pradere
Linesta
Rages
Tremen’s
Franklin
Corcoran
Potomac
Arlington
National
Chesapeake and Potomac
Georgetown
Mitchell Mining Company
Wall Street Gossip on Copper Stock and Bond Plans
New York May 31 Special to The Washington Post Amal gamated Copper stock may not boost bullish interest as a new issue could weaken the view of a short interest. San Francisco currency returns were strong and a $1,000,000 gold import by a leading bank added confidence that the market would stay flat with possible ease in call money. Secretary Shaw’s withdrawal of a privilege for national banks to deposit bonds at the subtreasury hindered further imports at current exchange levels. Rumors of St Paul financing through Convertible bonds sparked discussion of a $59,000,000 issue convertible to stock at 200 but timing proved unfavourable. Convertible bonds may be used later to retire short-term notes or fund Pacific extension as capital plans advance. Financing will be gradual, with money market ease potentially improving security placement.
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Ington Post
Othe
Bank of England
Bank of France
The
Stock Exchange
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Paris
Joan Willin
St. Paul Road
Missouri
Illinois
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Australia
New York Stock Market
Bate
Tmuahitow
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Louisville
Nashville
Amalgamated Copper
Machattasi L
Alley Lss
Am Cer
Moundry
Metropolitan Street
Car and Foundry Ptt
Maxtcan Central
Ametean Cotton Oi
Sinneapolis
St. Lobisafees
St. P. and
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Issmeri Ac
Jamerican Ipe Securities
Missouri, Kans
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Aus
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New York Central
Ea Sholam
Norfolk and Western
KAM American Sugar
Seni Am
Tebacco Pfu
North American
Northern Pacific
Rogatohhson
Pacife Mart
Arlantié Coast Line
Penmsy' Anda
Entral
New Jersey
Agi Vo
Pullman Palige
Booremaing
Shetapeaks
Ohio
Wba
SAS
Meading
Alee Levee i
Hieego
Alton
Republic Steel
Avisees
Chicago
Nepublic Steel
Rawk Eland Co
Colorado and Southern
Southern Packie
OjCulo
Southern Railway
Saojsouthern Railway. Pte
Tennessee Coal and Ron
Texas and Pacific
Asia
Yiiima Products Ag
Hostol
St. Te
Union Pacific
Efeeveey
Aca
United States Express
Erie
United States Rubber
Real
United
Stites Steel
United States Steel
Great Northern
Carg Chemical
Los Central
Jeni
International Paper
Yu Zoo
Wabash Ptd
Faro Eapree
Ee International
Westinghouse Electric
Ee Asa
Pia
Tess
Western Anto
Iona
Zentral
Pitt Mall
Wheeling End
Lake Erie
Wiikensag Mey Southern
Wisconsin Central
Kansas City
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
New York
Anaconda
Butte Coalition
San Francisco
Shaw
City Bank Wins Its Point In Gold Import Case
New York May 31 Secretary Shaw rescinds a prior order and suspends further special deposits for gold imports. The National City Bank had lined up a $1,500,000 gold import plan but the subtreasury declined deposits, then Washington supported their view. Keep telegram advised New York subtreasury to discontinue special deposits for the time being as the market does not require aid.
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Shaw
City Bank
Treasury Department
Keep
New York
Department
Metal Markets Report From New York May Market Decline and Local Slump
The London tin market fell sharply with prices down about 465 to 4108 from last Tuesday’s quotes. Copper and lead also showed declines or steadiness in London and New York, while local metal markets varied with some grades unchanged or slightly up. Foundry quotes for Northern and Southern regions indicated mixed availability and pricing, reflecting a broadly unsettled market.
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New York
London
Jake
Speier
Lawson
Cleveland
Warragia
Fis
Foundry Northern
Foundry Southern
Llaggis
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report
New York market notes mixed price levels across dairy and livestock items. Receipts total 25 418 for some categories while others stay steady or firm. country and regional variations appear in potatoes, cabbage, and related goods with several items listed as unchanged or steady.
Washington Produce Market Prices and Quotation Notes
Market totals show firm dairy and live poultry quotations with light demand. New goods arrive from New York State and Virginia as Western factory products hold steady. vegetables list steady with old and new potatoes, sweet potatoes, cabbage, celery, and cucumbers priced per basket or barrel.
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Virginia
Southern
Ultter
New York State
Cotton ACREAGE ESTIMATE Shows Small Gain Across The South
Southern Cotton Association bulletin reports total cotton acreage this season at 27,834,718 acres, up 2.29 percent from last year. Georgia holds steady at 3,826,618 acres while North Carolina drops to 1,061,000, Florida Missouri and Virginia rise marginally, and labor shortages persist in many regions.
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S' Association
Jackson
Miss
Southern Cotton Association
Georgia
Samac
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Florida
Missouri
Virginia
Washington cattle market notes firm prices and names
Washington cattle and lamb markets remain firm with mixed quotes for choice and common cattle, lambs and calves. The listing includes various firm names and oil and industrial stock references, reflecting a broad market page of prices and companies.
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Catdle and Lamb Markets
Estra
Hotels Across Cities Tap Major Travelers List
A sprawling transcript lists patrons at major hotels including Baltimore Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh and more. Names span Fred Link H E Farsheet Mrs J W Hingham and many others tied to Willard National and Shoreham brands. The long roster resembles a guest register across national hotel chains.
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Fred Link
James
James E. Gray
Nationet
Qobton
A. Warner
New Willd
J. W. Hingham
T. Duty
WH. Shoemaker
Clark
Mes Clark
G. NM. Broadhurst
Ebbi Avmam UB
Walker
John T. Williams
Mika Williame
Sacreham
A Hivbard
N. Hil
Raleigh
W. B. Wynne
Navin
Chicago
H. E. Farsheet
C. & Funk
Rogar
G. Banivan
C. HL Bull
H. Con Bell
National
Sw York
Qriva
Hiaistead
Bram
W. D. Shattues
HM. Carson
A. Carter
Bert Taylers
D. C. Phillipps
George HH. Lindsay
Foust
F. J. Hitchcrcx
John Hebeay
PH. Jerry
HP Rockwell
J. Garrett
A.W. D. Kenyon
F. W. Bork
Ima
W. H. Spelman
Yhaniel Foote
Frank A. Hall
James ¥. Carela G . Green
Herbert M Winslow
Miss Rova Johnston
D. W. Frazer
Arthur J. Newell
B.A. Gar
L. N. Baum
A N. Dyer
Me Lewenorom
Wits
R. F. Clarke
Willard G. Manteltini
Evpit
Myer
Riggs
Byril W. Wenthan
C. Mest
Shereham Catt A. de Gereduif
FL Crewford
Luther Mounter
Henry Foster Hireh
P. L. Conte
Artington
Thiladelphia
G. J. Steward
Wie
C. P. King
John Mower
HJ. Ridings
Miss RiGings
Bilse Nolan
Srter
Dilleicn End Wale
Ralelek
Rupert SteMillan
Louige Scheefer
B.C. Betts
St. James
E. X. Orr
M. C. White
Surin
Richlionduc
R Garnett
Alabama
Kiing A. Pelzer
Birmingham
New Wilard
Joseph D. Haralsan
Aniston
Colorado
W. F. Graham
San Francisco
James & H. Parkins
Connecticut
A. L. Mackay
Georgia
J. T Merrideth
Macon
Mies Behel Moore
Hopevilly
New Willard
Illinois
W. D. Ackerman
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DS & Smith
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