Stock Market Gains Driven by Speculation Amid High Prices
Sharp rise in U S securities over five weeks hinges on phantom demand and credit ease with little fundamental news. Analysts warn profits may shift to cash as speculation cools and Union Pacific and other rails face holding company uncertainties amid high valuations and cautious payout plans.
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Potomac Guarantee
F Street
Atlantic Building
Grain market report from New York on March 4
New York grain markets show rye nominal and barley steady while wheat receipts rise to 3,900 bushels with exports at 27,048. Wheat futures May 114 3-16, July 1.02 13-16, September 8 14. Lorn receipts total 172,000 bushels with exports 198,445 and futures sales 50,000. Oats receipts 109,500 with mixed bids and spot steady.
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New York Produce Market Report Highlights Varied Commodities
March market notes show butter and eggs unsettled with mixed returns across regions. Grain and flour values hold steady, with coffee, sugar, and metals listing modest movements. cotton and petroleum values reflect slight shifts while dairy, meat, and lard pricing remains steady amid broader trading activity.
Balance of Trade in Farm Products Shows Exports Lead
The 1904 report from the Division of Foreign Markets, Department of Agriculture, details foreign trade in farm and forest products. Exports remained dominant since 1890, with a 1904 total farm product exports of $859,160,264, down $19,000,000 from 1903, while forest product exports rose to $69,800,430. Cotton exports rose despite lower volumes, meat products fell, and farm imports totaled $461,424,861 with notable spending on sugar, fibers, coffee, hides, and vegetable fibers.
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New York Bank Statement Shows Week of Mixed Averages
The New York weekly clearing-house statement reports loans at 1 124 425 300 with a 12 143 900 rise deposits 1 189 970 000 up 10 145 100 and circulation 42 881 300 up 21 500 legal tenders 86 263 800 down 276 100 specie 219 628 400 down 3 542 000. Reserve 305 882 200 down 3 720 100 with reserve required 27 492 600 up 2 626 275 surplus 8 289 700 down 6 266 375 ex United States deposits 13 368 900 down 6 367 525. The Financier notes a surplus reserve near the 1904 low, with deposits rising and cash reserve falling, while subtreasury operations and heavy internal revenue and customs collections drive cash drain. Daily average clearings reach 391 000 000, up from 338 000 000.
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Market Summary and Quotations From New York to Baltimore
New York reports mixed stock quotations with numerous railroad and utility names listed. Bonds and certificates appear alongside daily market quotes from W. S. Hibbs & Co, while Baltimore shows steady butter at 29 20, creamery at TAGS 28 25, cheese firm at 13 14, and sugar around 6 6 1/4 with minor variations.
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Live Stock Market Report from New York and Chicago
Market currencies showReceipts and prices for cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs across cities. Beef sales and dressed weight values noted with steady tendencies and ranges. Swift & Co reports fresh beef sales in Washington DC at 6.84 cents per pound for week ending March 4.
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New York Cotton Opens Dull Yet Steady on New Phase
New York March 4 cotton opens dull but steady with a 2 6 point decline on lighter cables. Receipts at the port today estimated 20 000 bales, with weekly totals about 151 000, while New Orleans and Houston show 4 459 and 6 814 bales respectively. The market shifts as spring nears, with May briefly leading premiums over July and a squeeze risk looming as spot holders dominate long May contracts. Weather and planting prospects bolster a new phase as October weakens from May premiums due to favorable planting conditions.
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Futures. Chicago Grain quote snapshot
Futures and bid ask data show CHICAGO GRAIN activity with values 7.34 to 7.85, TAB 7 739 7.40 148 7.49. The fragmented OCR record indicates market quotes for grain futures trading in Chicago with multiple price points and figures.
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