Market in thin Black Friday turnover shifts with gains in Atchison and Reading
New York stock exchange activity was the third smallest of the year with half yesterday’s volume. Prices rose through the day on professional and room trading, led by strength in Atchison and Reading due to wheat prospects and agricultural outlook, while American Steel Foundry preferred shares fell and Greene stocks recovered on a damaging mining report.
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Washington
New York
Stock Exchange
Manchuria
England
South Africa
Atchison
Reading
Atchison Hnes
American Steel
Mackee
Greens Consolidated Gold Company
Western Union Telegraph Comany
Unos
Vanderbilt Ailway
New York Central
Balok High
Low
Expreae
Ahi
Cer and Foundry
Am Car and Foundry
American Express
American Kaeth Americus Lee Ctfs
Americag “Linns
Chicago
St Loula
Colorado
Iran
Colorado and Southern
Bole
South
Delaware and Hudson
Lack and Weatera
Rio Grande
W. B. Hibbe & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Weahington Bibel Exchange
Chicago Board of Rade
Burlington
Pacific RR
B. I
Pacific
St. Low
Colorado Induatrial
Colorado Industrial
Colorado Midland
Cuba
Denver
Rilo Grandex
Dintillers
Erle
Birla General Ds
s.Fort Worth
Denver Hocking Valley
Geouritis i
Igi
Unas
Japan
Thiseilie
Nanbville
General Electric Great
Chisago
Rapia
Minneapolia
International Paper
Miasouri
Kaowas
Texas
Mineouri
Kanara
National Railroad of Mexico
New York Central General S
New Jersey Central
Northern Pacific
Norfol
Western Coal Gregon
Penneylvania
Leula
Iron Mi International Pump
International Pump
Fows Central
Iowa Central
Kanaan City
Kanaan
Loulavile
Nashville
Manvatian
Movropolian
Boeurlties
Alemp
Ma Kins
Tex Ptd
Toledo
St. Louis
Western Silimmattad
Unioa
Pacite da Oles
Uly
Toweet Point
Fos Raasbes
Nto
RR of
Meaig
York
Alia
Biateas
Norfola
Western
Norikck
Sclower
Boy
Mold
Howe
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
Pitta
Promsad Steel
Promad Steel
Republic
Republic Steel Ptd
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co Pté
Sun Ford
Southwestern
Southweatara Ptd
Bouthern Froitio Routhern Paelfr Pra
Southern
Amalgamated Copper
Boston
New York Stock Market Government Bonds Quoted
The foregoing quotations are the same as those received daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co. bankers and brokers at 1419 F street. They are members of the New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade and Washington Stock Exchange.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock B Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Washington
New York Bond Market And Wheat Signals June 14
New York June 14 market reports show money on call at 2 1/4 percent, bills near 4 1/2 percent, and varied bond quotations. Wheat and corn futures traded with July and September options fluctuating on weather and crop expectations, while receipts and local deliveries influenced prices across commodities and rail/industrial stocks.
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York
Cary
Tims
Sir Monthy
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Local Securities Rally Marks Busy Market Day
A lively trading session in local securities saw high volume with gains in several issues. Norfolk and Washington Steamboat bonds attracted notable interest, while crane ington Railway common slid but later steadied as bids for large lots stayed strong. The Market also noted advances in Telephone stock and renewed activity in Washington Gas shares amid mixed results across multiple companies.
New York Cotton Market Ends Higher After Fluctuating Session
New York on June 14 saw the cotton market very active and irregular with a net advance of about 9 points. Early declines of 12 to 7 points gave way to a late-day rebound as rumors of big Southern selling eased and reports of firm spot markets in the South supported gains before closing near the session top.
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New York
Dolnta
Liverpool
Wall Street Gossips On Crop Outlook And Market Bets
A Washington Post dispatch from New York on June 14 discusses how Western crop observations by travelers influence Wall Street mood. It notes investors weigh crop prospects, dividend hopes, and trading costs, with bears and bulls jockeying over Amalgamated Copper, Union Pacific, and other large names as markets await the Hendricks Equitable report.
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Washington Post
New York
Wall Street
Central Park
Washington Market and Rail Stocks in Latest Quotations
Closing bid quotations from the Washington Stock Exchange feature numerous bonds and stocks. District of Columbia and Metropolitan issues cited along with railway, gas, electric, and insurance shares.
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Norfelk and
Washington
God
Washington Railway and Electric, Common
Aba
Chesapeake and Potomac
Washington Gan
Dat Ol
Sal
Laneton Monotype
Groane
Warhington
District of Columbia
Philppine
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Abroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad Ga
Anacomtin and Fotomac
Washington Railway and Micetric
Bristol Laght and Railway
Washington Gas Company Te
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Washington Gas Company
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Wasite
Staten
United States
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Chesapanke
Potomac
Washington Market Company
Potomas Electric Light Suet Ge
Norfolk Wanington Steamboat Ba
Laurie
Wesnthe
Fon
Briatoi Light and Relay
National Bank
Bank of ‘Washington
Moetrepolitem-Citlaene
Central A0
Farmers'and Mechanicr
Sosoud
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Columbus
Capital
American
Traders
Livcoln
Riggs
Direman's
Eran
Tore
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Arlington
National Union
Columbia
Rigas
People’s
Gummersial
Colonial
Stocka Real Estate
Tle
Georgetown
Moraenthaler Linotype
Laneton Manos
Miscellanenne Stoocke
Treena Consolidated Coppar
Norfolk
Local Butter and Eggs Market Receipts Update
Local dairy markets show steady demand for butter and eggs. Receipts continue heavy with good demand in nearby markets and several creamery grades reported from 14 to 244 with varying quality and freshness noted.
New York Produce Prices and Market Updates
New York markets report steady and mixed movements across butter cheese eggs and pork with receipts and prices listed. Flour rice molasses petroleum and metals show varied activity as buyers seek firmer demand while grain and freight rates reflect transportation conditions.
Baltimore Market Notes On Grain And Dairy Prices
Baltimore June 14 flour dull and unchanged with receipts of 11 barrels and 169 barrel revisions. Corn dull with mixed or southern white and yellow priced. rye dull uptown and hay steady. Butter steady with creamery and ladle varieties quoted. cheese firm. sugar steady.
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New York
Westaramite Hom Creamery
Do. Fireta
Western Brothers
Pacific Coast
Norfolk
Liverpass
Qui Emton
London
Lake
Jondon
Spelior
Glasgow
Doe
Middlesboro
Northarn
Foundry
Southern
Youndry Southarn
Youndry Southern
Baltimore
Tax reassessment cancelled in DC case
Justice Stafford of the District Supreme Court signed a decree canceling a reassessment of special improvement taxes on lots 45 46 and 47 square 610 in the city in the case American Security and Trust Company against the District of Columbia The ruling followed the King Kennedy cost decision by the District Court of Appeals and cited that the reassessment used the former owner’s name rather than that of the current owners Attorney John Ridout represented the trust company and Corporation Counsel Duvall appeared for the District of Columbia.
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Justice Stafford
District Supreme Court
American Security and Trust Company
District of Columbia
King-Kennedy
District Court of Appeals
John Ridout
Trust Company
Duvall
District of Columble
Livestock Market Totals and Price Shifts Reported
New York cattle calves sheep and hog receipts with price ranges and declines noted. Bulls steers cows and exports show mixed movement while Chicago figures reflect overall softer tone. Treasury receipts and bank supervision update provided, detailing regulatory actions and pending bill completion.
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New York
Dulles
Chicago
Ondy
Salen
LIVE STOCK IN TRANSIT CONFERENCE WITH RAILROADS
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson met with Western railroad representatives to discuss compliance with animal welfare in transit. Officials expressed intent to follow the law while noting occasional impossibilities of strict adherence, agreeing to cooperate to ensure humane treatment of animals during shipments.
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Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Contagious Diseases Control Meeting Reported
Dr. J. G. Rutherford Canadian veterinary director called at the Agricultural Department and conferred with Dr. D. E. Salmon head of the Bureau of Animal Industry on joint efforts to control contagious cases of Moastock. An appointed forest inspector, John H. Hatton, will serve on national forest reserves in Utah and possibly South Dakota. In July he will assist the United States Civil Service Commission with forest ranger examinations in Colorado.
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Mergenthaler Linotype Company
New York
Pehd'k J. Warburto
John W. Prank
The
Metrors
Clifton Treet
Rth
Waesa
J. G. Rutherford
Canada
Agricultural Department
D. E. Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
John H. Hatton
Utah
South Dakota
United States Civil Service Commission
Colorado
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