Bear raid tests resilience of market in June trading
New York reports a brisk morning bear attack that forced liquidations as stop orders triggered, yet overall prices held above last night’s close. Anaconda and Amalgamated Copper saw rebounds while Anaconda declared a dividend boosting sentiment. Atchison posted solid May earnings with potential dividend rise. Southern Pacific and Canadian Pacific showed strength amid ongoing rail and copper demand, while grain and cotton markets steadied. Labor optimism rose as iron workers’ union signed a wage scale early.
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New York Bond Market And London Commodities Report
The report lists numerous US bond issues across railroads and industries with varied prices, alongside London tin and copper declines. It notes local market softness in metals, with spot tin at 33.40 3b.50 and copper weaker in London. domestic lead and spelter figures are given and foundry quotations show minor shifts.
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Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
New York stockyards show receipts of 607 cattle with minimal trading. Cattle prices vary for live and dressed beef with feeders and calves mixed. calves and veal weaker. Sheep and lambs receipts 5,192 head with lambs firm to higher. Hogs 1,572 head offered with steady to higher bids. Chicago figures show cattle receipts 2,300 with steady to strong trading. hogs 1,500 receipts with mixed demand. sheep and lambs 6,000 heads, market strong to higher.
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Wall Street Rumors Spark Sharp Market Run
Special to The Washington Post reports June trading opened with a steep downdraft amid demoralizing rumor, then partial recovery as banks denied plans to curb industrials. Steel and St Paul shares tumbled, Anaconda and Amalgamated rose, curb quotes proved unreliable, and brokerage chatter questioned valuations of Standard Oil.
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Washington Railway and Electric stock gains on modest day
Prices held firm on yesterday's stock exchange session with reduced volume and steady interest. Washington Railway and Electric opened around 39 7 8 and closed at 40 after support from a brokerage house, while Commercial National and National City Bank saw notable activity. Bond market remained dull.
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Washington Stock Exchange quotations and bids
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New York Cotton Market Turns Nervous with Mixed Close
The New York cotton market moved nervously and finished steady after early declines. July led the drop, while gains appeared on covering and improved weather forecasts in the Southwest. Reports of rain and large domestic stock sales influenced the session as buyers weighed new crop prospects.
New York Grain Prices and Wheat Market Rally
New York January 26 rye dull barley nominal wheat receipts 000 bushels exports 7 998 bushels sales 2 850 000 futures ample firms No 2 red 94 nominal elevator No 3 red 54 nominal f 0 b afloat No 1 Northern Duluth 83 nominal t a h afloat No 2 Northern Manitoba m nominal ta b afloat Wheat opened steady and fairly active on heavy rain in the West. midday break then rallied on covering and Wall Street buying. July 93 64 905 closed 90 0 September 84 G N0 3 18 44 December 1 Y 5 P 907 16 EN receipts 278 62 exports 240 bushels 200 000 futures No 2 60 nominal elevator 5 nominal f 0 afloat No 3 yellow 9 nominal No 2 white 64 nominal f 9 b afloat Option market active firmer on bull support and smaller receipts. Close 4 to de net uly S74 68 September 57 08 4 closed Bbae December 5 7 25 o Receipts 28 500 bushels spot standings 5 mixed outs 2e032 pounds 47iegMge natural White Pgh pounds 43 4e clipped white esq pound
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Chicago Grain Market Mixed as Wheat, Corn Rise on Rain News
The Chicago wheat market showed irregular gains with September up to 0.82 and prices firm near session highs. Corn and oats rose modestly while provisions advanced, aided by rains in the Northwest and reports of red rust, with activity led by shorts and commercial buyers. World visible supply declined, and Bradstreet noted a drop in United States wheat and flour stockpiles amid firm cash demand.
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Daily Cotton Market Report From New York February 2
The market notes mixed tones across commodities with butter and eggs steady to unchanged receipts and prices. Cotton futures show firm tendencies in some grades while wheat, flour, and lard hold steady or dull, and other staples like potatoes and cabbages remain easy or unchanged amid broad flat trading.
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Washington Market Prices Steady Across Produce Lines
Quotations show wholesale pricing steady for eggs butter cheese and dressed poultry amid moderate receipts. Vegetables and fruits rise with California oranges and cantaloupes noted, while potatoes yams and greens price ranges are listed. Cited items include Virginia and Western regions with multiple per unit figures and per crate quotes.
Baltimore Markets Quiet and Unchanged Prices June Update
Baltimore markets report quiet trading with steady or unchanged prices across grains and dairy. Wheat and corn show dull spots with mixed futures, receipts listed. butter steady with creamery and printed varieties, oats mixed notes and hay quiet.
Washington Cattle Market Daily Prices Report
Cattle market fairly active on choice grades with labs firm and calves and sheep steady. Hogs quoted per cwt, lambs and calves shown by various grades. prices include prime, medium, common, and grass categories with per pound and per hundredweight figures across multiple line items.
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Incomplete Commodities Data From June Shipments
Fragmentary OCR notes list various regional cargo figures with barrels shipped and averages. Entries mention Toledo Jung North and South Tina, Indiana Ol City, June 28, and June figures for 194 ship ments with totals like 75,738 barrels and averages around 62,319. other lines show Fang 12077 barrels and 4710, Julma 48387 and 56855 barrels, Tiuna 1082 and 36212 barrels.
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Tradesman Gregory Files Voluntary Bankruptcy On Pennsylvanian Avenue
Hamilton Gregory, a veteran tradesman on Pennsylvania Avenue, yesterday filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. He has conducted a heating and ventilating business at 98 Pennsylvania Avenue for many years. His liabilities total about 17,001,57 with 15,7421 unsecured. Assets excluding exemptions run around 600.
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Midweek river excursions to River View on Queen Anne steamer
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