Reading Grosse Market Broadens as Stocks and Grains Rise
The Washington Post notes Wall Street and grain markets rise together while trading volume lags. Reading, Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio, St Paul, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and U S Steel shares advance, with dividend expectations boosting Reading and Baltimore and Ohio. The Erie future attracts attention amid broad market speculation and grain and cotton activity, amid cautious sentiment from brokers.
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New York Central
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Exchange Members Named in New York Market Lists
The New York Money Market item names members of the New York Stock Exchange, the Chicago Board of Trade, and the Washington Stock Exchange. Key figures and firms appear, reflecting membership rosters across major markets.
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New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
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Local butter and eggs demand and stock notes
Receipts show demand for butter and eggs remains firm with mixed quality grades. North Carolina listings appear with varied prices and classifications such as creamery, fancy, seconds, and factory goods. Readable terms indicate stronger near term demand in some markets and softer notes in others.
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Caroling
Wall Street Gossips and Wheat Rust In 1890s Market
Washington dispatch notes bullish market psychology driven by big operators backing advances in Union Pacific Amalgamated Copper and other rails. Wheat rust threatens spring wheat, with Minneapolis and Chicago prices rising, futures uncertain as reports hinge on Dakotas and Minnesota crops.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Dakotas
Minnesota
Thomas R. Jones Leads Washington Stock Exchange Figure
Thomas R. Jones rises from Bucknell University and a career in the Treasury to preside over the National Savings Bank and later join the Washington Stock Exchange. Since 1897 he has steered deposits from two to over five million dollars, earning respect for his quiet, courteous leadership and sharp attention to customers.
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Pennsylvania
Bucknell University
Treasury Department
National Savings Bank
Washington
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National Sate Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
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Washington Stock Exchange closes with varied quotations
Closing bid quotations show diverse values across railroads, electric companies, gas, printing and type stocks, and bonds. Notable entries include Washington Railway and Electric preferred 20 percent, common 36 frac, Capital Traction 148 percent, Brilato Light and Railway 90 percent, and district bonds such as Philippine Land Purchase bonds at 46.1084.
Daily Cotton Market Cleace on Real Estate
Cotton market report notes real estate changes and price references with figures such as four percent six percent and other small percentages. Names Gasch and Binge appear in loose OCR form with unclear context. The item reads like a market snippet from a newspaper page with scattered figures and names.
Washington Railway and allied stocks rise amid renewed activity
Activity returns to the Washington Railway market with 450 common and 100 preferred shares trading. Preferred steady near 90, common climbs from 25 3/8 to 38, bonds inch up on 2,500 shares. Gas stock trades at 60. Lanston dips briefly before recovering, Mergerthaimer shows strength, Graphophone activity appears, Greene Copper strengthens to 233 8, Norfolk and Washington Steamboat bonds bid 5,000. George Dunlop’s European trip boosts exchange mood as Capital Traction gains, closing 143 1/2, brokers active and major sales by Secretary Hume.
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Washington Railway and Electric
Norfolk and
Washington
Stearmbeat
Buister Light and Railway
Capital Traction
PO Gas
BO Ab Id
Mt Ltd
Washington Maiway and Electric
Washington Gas
Morgenthaler
Lanaton
Greene Copper
Washington Railway Andlectric
Woshington Mailway and Electric
Comman
Washington Stock Exchange
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Columbia
Honda
Trection Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Mortange
City and Suburban Railroad
Angenada and Potomarés
Brlato Light and Railway
Miicetancova
Waatington Mackat Company
Potomac Electric
Norfolk and Washington
National Fate Depost and Trust
Washington Loan
Americam ‘Security and Titet
Washington Base Deposit
Unlom ‘Truat Company
Washington Savings Bark
Home Savings
Cephas Traction
Wsington Railway and Electric
Bristol Light of Railway
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan-Citizonia
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American
Trivers
Lincoln
Merganthaler Lindtype
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Lanston Monoype
Creene Consolidated Cop
Washington Market
Ang Agency Company
Washington Railway Company
Lanston
New York
George T. Dunlop
Capital Traction Company
Europe
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Dunlop
Inelde
Awller
Hume
New York Cotton Market Gains on Heavy Day of Trading
New York cotton opened firm and rose as much as 0.5 cent, with estimated daily sales near 750,000 bales. October led the advances, up about 0.47 dollars per bale on rain in the central belt and strong spot demand, while southern markets reported higher prices and heavy buying pressure near the close.
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Aid Commission
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS REPORT FROM NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
Livestock desks show higher bids for fat cattle and veal while cows and bulls ease. Calves and lambs strengthen with steady to firm tone, beef prices quoted per pound with several new highs in some categories. Hogs remain firm as receipts rise. market activity noted across major markets with continued strength in calf and lamb dynamics.
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