Prices and Market Movements Amid Chicago Bond and Grain Trade
Reports from Chicago indicate mixed action in bonds, grain, and large unions, with prices high at times but overall modest declines in grain amid a day of financial activity. Traders note greater than expected buying interest and cautious sentiment on rails and industrials, while anti injunctive politics remain distant from trading screens.
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Esterdas
Chicago
United States
Stel
Union
Pa- Uf
Reading
St Paul
New York Stock Market Report Fragment
The fragment shows outdated stock market terms mentioning New York and Chicago exchanges but contains garbled wording. It references Web Hite and Co and possibly traders or brokers, indicating a partial market report with unclear details and missing figures.
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Hite & Co
York
Chicago Board
Baltimore Markets: Grain and Dairy Prices Stand Pat
Market notes show mixed steady to unchanged bids on wheat and corn futures with No 7 red and white corn steadied, oats quiet, and wheat futures holding near prior levels. Butter prices remain firm while sugar and other commodities reflect little change amid light activity and cautious trading.
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Wille
Eri Davies
Okdvator
Duluth
Metal Market Review Shows Mixed Prices Across Commodities
Readers report a dull local market with copper prices down to 2.37 percent, spot copper near 15.73 and a first price around 68 in London. Futures sit around 103, while local carpeting and other commodity quotes show little change.
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Bog Smt
Lannan
London
Londen Markot
Counéry Nathern
Local Market Shows Mixed Tone on Monday
The local market traded with a mixed Amer yn d ertone, influenced by political conditions and favorable construction. Georgetown gas rose but closed near prior levels. Capital Tracton remained firm as bonds exchanged hands. a major trader predicted Taft’s nomination and a Chicago-driven, bear-raid prone market, with expectations of higher prices next week.
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Washington
Chicago
Taft
Washington Stock Exchange Quotations 1909 Style List
Quotations retried by Thomas J. Hume & Co members of the Washington Stock Exchange feature prices for Railroads Gas and electric utilities and major banks. Entries include Capital Traction Washington Gas Mergenthaler Linotype and other securities with bid and asked figures amid a dense ledger of market names and values.
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Thomas J. Hume & Co Membes
Washington Stock Exchange
Capital Traction
Washington Gas
Georactonn
Ges
Gom Mergenthaler
Lanstan
Greece
Cananen
Washington Gay
Washington
Ardutumar
Cuumyla
Washinroo
Kenoy Lindt Diets
Hell
TiPh Mauris
Mergenthaler Linotype
Layton
Crapneadarea Copper
Hell Mining
Mational Bank
American
Fane and Mechanics
Titcoin Dee
Ian Secu
Anl Trist
Naional Savings
Fonle
Salinos Bana
Tome Saings
Mechanic de
Fire Ingsurance
Anteangon
Polina Kawn i Commerciad & Cou van ‘ Ie Ae
Anki
Ce Med American
Mle Oy
Titan Q National Union
Hlers
Lelle Anse
United States Trout Company Opens in Larger Bristol Quarters
Almost a year after opening, the United States Trout Company moves to new six G Street premises formerly occupied by National City Bank. President Charles Ward enforces active leadership with H Bradley Davidson remaining president. offices consolidated after business in Bristol, Tenn. Wheat and grain markets show volatility with mixed futures and spot prices amid improving demand and harvest data.
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G Street
NationalCity Bank
Foufigenth Street
Bristol
Tenn
Npeir
First National Bank
H Bradley Davidson
Chicago grain market trims gains as rain dampens outlook
Grain prices fluctuated amid heavy rain in Kansas, Nebraska, and other corn regions. July wheat and corn rose early then eased, futures closing near session highs while receipts and weather news shaped the day in Chicago.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Kanne Kebraska
Steadt
Wales
Ommiucion
Exgo
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Long
Corm
Oats
Sory Aid Commission
Wong
Cork
New York Cotton Market Mixed as Prices Rise and Fall
The New York cotton market showed limited gains with prices advancing while some sessions closed near earlier highs. Trading centers noted bullish rumors and demand from recent sellers amid unsettled weather outlook and flood warnings in the Southwest. Western and southern markets cited improved cash conditions yet cautioned on further declines as weather and supply factors remained in flux.
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New York
Tie & Tis
Amer Tolay
Poinis Stes
Weater Bureau
Boston Closing Prices Amid Mixed Market Signals
The report lists a jumble of securities and bond terms including copper ranges, woolen goods, and New York exchanges. It notes various bonds with coupons and registrations, reflecting a volatile trading day with fluctuating asked and bid prices and several adjustments to coupons.
Washington Pom reports Union Pacific bonds steady surge
Special to The Washington Post notes traders and bankers showing strong demand for new Union Pacific first refunding bonds. Prices held firm around 93 to 97 with large block sales and repeated bidding at the same price. Opening activity included two major transactions totaling 18.36 million par value and a widening rally as interest remained robust through midday.
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Washington
New York
Union Pacific
Nen
Tne
Thouse
Bankera
Wales
Honda
Dore
Jeane Stend
Live Stock Markets Report June 18 With Mixed Cattle Activity
June 18 market notes show cattle receipts near 4000 head with steady to firm tone in Chicago trading. Calves and veals described as ordinary to good, hog receipts around 900 with lighter demand, sheep and lamb offerings limited but steady, while hogs and cattle overall show varied prices across categories.
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Seady
FD Cofmon
Ecuke Voely
Stadt Chicago
Jos
Xen
New York Money Market on June 16
Money on call at 1% with 1% offered on closing bids. Time loans dull and steady. Sixty days 2 1 2 percent, ninety days 2 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 4 1 2 percent. Sterling exchange active with bankers bills at 4.8710 on demand and 4.8550 for 30 days. Government and railroad bonds strong to irregular.
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York
Sterling Exchange
Actue
Bilin
Ana
Washington cattle market pricing note
Market listing shows cattle and hogs prices per cwt and per pound, with various quality grades and commodities such as cattle, hogs, sheep, lambs, and calves. OCR artifacts and jumbled units obscure exact figures but indicate a consolidated market update from Washington with multiple animal categories and price indicators.
Washington Produce Market price roundup and poultry notes
Market report lists poultry and dairy items with per pound prices and supply concerns in Washington area markets. Ducks and geese scarce, turkeys and chickens priced widely. vegetables show mixed availability with potatoes, cabbage, peppers, and cranberries among listed items and varying per bushel or per basket rates.
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Virginia
West Virgina
Saud
Rex
Twourrey
Aning Ciekens
Smal UW Roosters
Imal
New York Produce Market Summary 1923 Commodity Notes
Market report lists prices and status for poultry dairy corn beef pork and various staples. Notable items include Western firsts and seconds grains, cotton goods, molasses and crude oils with steadiness or quiet demand. Prices show slight movements, with some items marked steady dull firm or unchanged across listed commodities and regional notes.
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Choee
Brown
Mied Fen
Perreis
Cordova
Jerome on His Diging Privacy Like That of Club
District Attorney Jerome responds to Governor Hughes with three specifications against him in the King committee charges. He denies seeking immunity for Morse and claims his actions aimed to secure witnesses and prosecute public officials, while explaining a dice game at Pontins as a private moment lacking public disturbance.
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New York
Jerome
Hughes
King Committee
R Thomas
William. Montgomery
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Delmas
Harry Thaw
Garvan
Pontins
Ince
Tme
Juy
R Thora
Jeromea
Morse
Thomas
Karl Dectect
Axel
Julge Davy
Nathan Vidaver
The
Stat
William Montgomery
Jerome Thit
Montgomery
Ca Ly
Eriis
Dong
Jerome Regies
Deeis
Stone victory reshapes Maryland national committeeman race
Special to The Washington Post Baltimore June 1. Representative Mudd loses to Collester Stone in Maryland state contest for national committeeman. Mudd relied on WH Jackson aid but failed to defeat Pearre for delegate at large, while Stone secured shore support with Jackson’s backing after talks with Young Tuckson. Mudd accused of bad faith. Stone denies any such promise.
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Mudd
Maryland
Collester Stone
Stone
Lastern Shore
WH Jackson
Hus Failare
Col Pearre
WP Jackson
Young Tuckson
Land for Cuban Soldiers Purchase Considered by Taft
Secretary Taft conferred with the President on buying about 100000 acres of land in Santiago and Oriente Cuba along with houses and other property. The plan aims to pacify the area by allowing Cuban soldiers who have squatted on church lands to continue occupancy, preventing disorder if the property is not purchased.
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Santiago
Ouente
Cuba
Gov Magoon
Taft Whi
Mgr Aversa
Will Study Road Making By United States Representives
Col Charles S Bromwell Clifford Richardson and William Page are appointed by the President to represent the United States at the International Road Congress in Paris in October 1908. The congress will review road surfaces and a balanced program of tests, exhibitions, and excursions, including a trip to Nice. The U S government has conducted dust cloud tests from automobiles to gauge road wear, and Bromwell is expected to present a paper based on these findings.
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Charles S. Bromwell
Clifford Richardson
William Page
United States
Charles 8 Bromwell Cilferns Richardson
Presid-n
Paris
Napoleon
France
Arigus Natons
Congress Becau
Gol Bromwell
Sculptor to Pose President for Boston Bas Relief
A Boston bas relief of President Roosevelt is planned for the Portsmouth Navy Yard. Sculptor Meynell, visiting Washington, will have three sittings at the White House this week. The standing President holds papers, in frock coat, speaking gesture.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ile Toon Et Tie
Portsmouth
Navy Yard
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Leurs Meynell
Meynel
Thursau
Boston
Werner Wale
Fuller
United States Supreme Cour
Augusia
Nadle
Countess Von Moltke Arrives to Visit Mrs Eddy Shrine
Countess Fanny von Moltke arrives from Antwerp to worship at Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy’s shrine in Boston. A prominent Christian Scientist from Frankfurt, she plans to improve her work upon returning to Prussia. The 48 year old, single countess is not related to the field marshal.
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Boelon
Fannyon Moltke
Antwerp
Mart Baker
Eddy
Frankfort
Germany
Prussa
Countess von Moltke
Mre Fdd
Toast of London dinner honors King and President
At the Savoy Hotel the Pilgrims Society of London hosted a dinner welcoming delegates at the pan Anglican conference. Three bishops from Missouri Massachusetts and Pennsylvania attended, with Lord Curzon presiding and praising the King and the President as the most influential rulers of the last seven years. Premier Asquith paid high tribute to President Hoover.
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Pilgrims Sociey of
London
Savoy Hotel
Hrad
Missouri
Massachusetts
Pennsylania
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
Herbert H Asgrith
Hoasevett
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Ouray
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Pa. Ave
U. S. Treasury
Thomas L. Hume & Co, Brokers
F Street N. W. Tel
Arthur Cowsill
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Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Sth Street
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