Quiet Day One Chance Prices Higher at Close
The Washington Post reports a firmer end to trading with prices up from yesterday as retirements of contracts for decline boosted sentiment. Amalgamated Copper led gains amid short-covering, while Southern Railway and Missouri, Kansas and Texas common and preferred also rose on strong expressings, with dividends anticipated for the latter. The article notes weak grain and copper dynamics, ongoing subway debates, and a cautious iron and steel outlook.
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Wall Street Gossips On Bear Battle And Amalgamated Copper
A Washington Post style note from New York on June 7 discusses stock market sentiment. Bear pressure via heavy short selling faces limited liquidity as many commission houses hold large cash balances and support from big holders. Amalgamated Copper and Union Pacific draw focus with volatile moves, while weather and crop news hint at broader speculative drivers in markets and futures.
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New York Bond Market and Commodities Report
New York quotes show call money at 2 1 2 percent, sterling at 4.87 to 4.85, rates for commercial paper steady, and bonds firm amid hot weather effects. Grain and dairy prices mix as butter firm, eggs rise, and Elgin creamery products noted. Live cattle and hog receipts in Chicago and New York mixed, with market softness in cattle and steady to higher lambs and sheep. Treasury receipts and expenditures summarized with federal revenue and customs numbers.
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Inactive policy on summer trading noted at markets
Daily market overview shows larger interests not pushing a policy for summer. Inactivity prevails with sporadic tests. Washington Railway preferred trading began, but overall activity remains muted with several stocks hitting low levels. The Potomac Electric Light Company boosts bonds by 20,000 dollars while a small tax on stock trades sparks confusion. Annual officers reelected at the First Cooperative Building Association with a healthy 5 percent dividend.
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Washington Stock Exchange Quotations and Bonds
Closing bid quotations from the Washington Stock Market show district bonds and railroad securities, with figures for Capital Traction Metropolitan Railroad and Columbia lines. Listed certificates, debentures, and bank stocks include American Security and Trust Union Trust Washington Gas and Electric issues, along with noted safeties and insurance stocks.
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Wheat market swings amid heavy profit taking and weather
Chicago grain notes show wheat futures volatile as profit taking spurred by mixed weather. July dips while cash wheat at Kansas City and Minneapolis signals demand shifts. Oats and corn slip with overall weak hog prices. local receipts trend, and forecasts call for modest per reveal tomorrow's grain activity.
New York Cotton Market Mixed, Ends Slightly Higher
The New York cotton market opened steady and declined before recovering to a small daily gain. July slipped to 7.80, October to 7.04, and December to 8.06, with trading aided by New Orleans buying and reports of firmer local markets despite rain claims in parts of the West. Estimated receipts were around 200,000 bales.
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Daily Cotton Maree Dont Cough Ad Night Restful Sleep
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery as the best lung cure in the world promising restful sleep after use. The copy uses slogans like Dont Cough and No cure, no pay, and includes quirky product credentials and a garbled branding line.
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Market Ticker Mixed with Stock Percentages
A fragmented market note lists several stock percentages and names including Corcoran Potomac German-American National Union Columbia Riggs People Commercial Colonial Washington Title and others. It mentions Washington Gas at 61 percent and Norfolk and Washington Steamboat at 278 with notes on dividends.
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American Graphophone
Washington Gas
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Mergenthater Linotype
Lannten
Greatie Consolidated Cop
Wkehington Market
Norfolk and Worhington Steamboat
Realty Appraiaal and Ameney Company
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New York Grain Market News June 7 Update
Barley receipts 21 000 bushels at spot in store No 2 red near 1.05 bid 1.06% bid. Wheat affected by favorable weather and bearish snow report trading very weak with July at 2c drop. Corn exports and prices mixed with No 2 yellow and white reports. oats stronger with exports 3 565 bushels and average per pound figures noted.
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New York Produce Prices and Commodities Report
New York market notes show butter receipts steady at 12,207, poultry alive steady with spring chicks and fowls, flour receipts 18,427 barrels, rice firm, sugar steady with refined rates, cottonseed dull, leather and wool firm, beef and pork steady, fats steady, and metals with London tin and copper futures mixed as buyers wait. Local markets report generally unchanged or steady prices across grains, meats, and metals with some slight shifts in spot and futures prices.
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Baltimore Markets Report Amid Mixed Grain Prices
Market notes show dull activity in wheat and corn with mixed bids for No 2 red and Western varieties. Oats and rye also steady to unchanged, while sugar and butter futures hold firm. receipts and exports totals listed for several grains and feedstuffs.
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