Market Fluctuations Dampen New York Stocks
The Washington Post special reports a depressed New York market with only five stocks offering 1 2 percent profit after commissions. Trading volume hit a yearly low as professional traders dominant, aided by room traders creating impressions. Bond activity improves slightly ahead of midyear disbursements, while capitalizations and new debentures by Mexican Central and New York New Haven and Hartford attract little market reflection.
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Atchison
Minors Central
Louisville
Nashville
Wisconsin Central
HL 3S
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Wall Street
Mexican Central Railway Company, Limited
Boston
Conton
New Haven
Itford
New York Stock Market Prices Listed by Hibbs & Co
The foregoing allocations are the names of those received daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co., bankers and brokers, 149 F Street, members of the New York Stock Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade, and Washington Stock Exchange.
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New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
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New York Cotton Market Surges on Bullish Demand
The cotton market was highly active with early irregularity giving way to a rally as buyers pushed prices higher. New crop months led the advance amid strong Southern spot demand, with 85000 bales traded as Liverpool closures loom.
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Wall Street Gossip on Wheat Markets and Pool Scandals
The Washington Post notes a sharp July wheat advance in Chicago and Minneapolis not reflected in stocks. It recounts Jones and the Northwest crowd’s bullish bets, a veteran pool saga in a railway stock, and Col Greene’s Mexico bear omen amid mining property hits and a copper empire.
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Live Stock Markets Report from New York and Chicago
June market dispatch shows weak demand across cattle, sheep, and lambs in New York and Chicago. Receipts remain high with prices broadly lower on veal, dressed cattle, and lambs, while hogs and stockers show mixed firmness and occasional strength in certain cuts.
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Market closes higher as government demand boosts stocks
On yesterday's stock exchange session a 161-2 bid surprised the room and price gains followed. Trading surpassed 2,300 shares with the day ending at the highest figures so far this year, led by government contract news and a possible Mergenthaler consolidation. Bond and railroad activity was muted while gas and trust stocks showed modest moves. The German American Fire Insurance and Central National Bank announced leadership and capital changes.
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Intre Insurance
Greene Copper
New York
New York Produce Market Report June 15 New York
New York markets show price receipts across butter cheese eggs poultry and flour with wide ranges in milk and grain terms. Cotton futures and petroleum notes appear, alongside metals prices from London and local exchanges. A testimonial closes the item praising Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder as providing rapid relief.
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Chicago Grain Market Mixed Signals Capture Traders Attention
Cold wet weather in the Canadian Northwest boosts grain tone as July wheat climbs while corn and oats mix. July wheat opens unchanged then rises, cash demand supports prices, with highs near 1.07 per bushel. Provisions stay firm on hog outlook, while receipts and futures show active trader interest and uncertainty about spring wheat prospects.
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New York Grain Markets Report June 28
New York grain markets show dull receipts across barley corn and oats with mixed spot prices. Barley steady to firm with No 2 red at elevated levels amid rains and hot temperatures. shorts active and July futures slight gains. Corn and oats receipts and spot values listed with No 2 yellow and mixed oats pricing amid a light option market and nominal late-day closes.
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Eptember
Baltimore Grain Prices and Receipts Report
Baltimore markets show dull receipts for flour and wheat with various contracts and spot prices. Receipts include 4 139 barrels of flour and 5 023 bushels of Southern white corn with mixed grades and steady to unchanged rates across grains, butter, eggs, cheese, and sugar sectors.
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Local Dairy Prices and Pack Rates Reported in Market Notes
Butter prices hold firm with packaging noted as easy for distribution. Creamery stock moves quickly, with 21 percent fancy and 20 19 percent second grades among Western firms. Egg prices trending light. most arrivals below expected, affecting meat grade goods. Regional quotes cited for Dixie and Southwest Virginia markets, with North Carolina and Southern areas showing varied levels.
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Washington Stock Exchange bid quotations and bonds list
The cleargy bid quotations on the Washington Stock Exchange show diverse bonds and stocks including District of Columbix bonds at 118, Philippine Land Purchase bonds at 105, various railroad and utility securities with prices ranging from 88 to 146, and notable equity listings such as Metropolitan Railroad certificates and Washington Gas Company instruments. Major banks and trust firms appear with National Safe Deposit, Union Trust, and Washington Savings Bank quotes. numerous national and local firms are cited with percentages and par values, reflecting active trading and valuation notes yesterday.
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Washington Gas Company
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Washington Market Company
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May earnings rise for Baltimore and Ohio lines
Special to The Washington Post reports that Baltimore and Ohio Railroad May earnings rose versus 1904, with gross up to 5 8 million and net to 1 8 million. Eleven month fiscal data show traffic earnings up 2.28 million and net up 1.04 million, covering several affiliated lines and regional railroads.
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Merchants' Trust Directors Tout Quick Debtor Payoff Plan
A New York meeting of suspended Merchants' Trust Company directors reported that purchasing Hudson Valley Railway securities, plus cash on hand and NYC bonds, allows receivers to nearly immediately pay depositors in full. Vermont securities and other collateral could cover capital stock at par, if not at stockholders' paid value.
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Trust Deed for a Million by Electric Railway
A $1,000,000 second mortgage bond issue was placed on record by the Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway Company. Bonds of $600 and $1,000 denominations total 200 small and 900 large issues. Maturity is May 1, 1930 with 5 percent interest semi annually. All railway property and rights are pledged to Cleveland Trust Company to secure payments, subject to a $3,000,000 float mortgage bonds.
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Mexican Central Raises Capital for Property Purchases
Boston, June 16. The Mexican Central Railroad Company filed a certificate showing capital increasing from 48,875,000 to 10,000,000. Of the new funds, 2,125,000 will buy additional property as directors deem fit, 5,000,000 will purchase the Mexican Pacific Railroad, and 25,000,000 will be used to liquidate income bonds.
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