Stocks Rally on London Advance and Japanese Loan Oversubscription
Stocks rose today with London market gains and a heavy oversubscription of a Japanese loan bolstering optimism. Buyers outnumbered sellers at prevailing prices as preparatory talk for April settlement and steady call money supported a firmer session despite mid-day volatility. Port receipts lagged yesterday but exceeded last year, signaling robust near-term activity.
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Pennsylvania Stork
Celesita
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Attiinvon
Cotton Letter Reports Mixed London and New York Markets
New York reports show a bullish shift after an initial loss with prices recovering and closing higher. Trading slowed with 7,000 offerings, later rising to 4,060, as shorts covered while long interest diminished. Southern spot markets improved, yet New Orleans quotations were unchanged, futures rebounded as a re adjustment to spot conditions. Liverpool expected about 1 later higher, hinting at a cautious but firmer near term outlook.
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New York Money Market and Cotton Report
New York money on call strong at 3 4 percent on bid and offered. Sterling exchange steady with bankers' bills around 4.8585 for demand and 4.9290 for sixty days. Commercial bills near 4.53 to 4.83 percent. Cotton market steady to firm after early gains aided by firmer cables and rain in the belt.
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New York
Joans
Wall Street Gossips On Trading Mood and Big Players
Special to The Washington Post reports a volatile market with bulls regaining some ground after a sharp break. London buying supported early gains while several large houses and a prominent speculative firm shifted positions, notably in Union Pacific and low priced industrials, amid rumors of control changes and renewed bear activity.
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Wuld
A&a
Senate Committee
Union Pacific
Halon Pacific
Wall Street
Miller & Co Letter and Quotations from Cotton Exchanges
The letter and quotations are provided by Miller & Co, members of the New York and New Orleans Cotton exchanges, and their Washington office at 1833 F Street Northwest.
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F Street
Stock Exchange
Washington Change
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New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
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Miller Miller & Company
Broadway
Chicago
NEW York Stock Exchange
NEW York Cotton Exchange
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Scranton
Live Stock Markets listing receipts and prices across cattle veals sheep and hogs with movements in prime steers bulls cows calves and lambs. Includes regional figures for Chicago Scranton and New York markets and notes market strength and declines for hogs and dressed veal.
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Fennayvonia
Chicago
Sunday Post
Washington
Market Rumors and Daring Moves Push Prices Higher Yesterday
Activity surged in Capital Traction and gas stocks with rapid price swings and strong buying. A bear-favored operator allegedly accumulated shares at 14 1/2 to 15 1/4, while Lanston and Grapho phone common showed modest gains amid renewed interest and a cautious outlook for a possible near-term rise to 20 and beyond.
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Capital Traction
Lanston
Greene Copper
Washington Stock Exchange closing bids and bonds report
The report lists bid quotations and prices for many securities including Potomac Electric, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, Washington Gas and Railway options, Lanston Monotype, Mergenthaler Linotype, and various railroad and municipal bonds. It also notes closing bid quotations on the Washington Stock Exchange, District bonds, and numerous bank and trust stocks with price details.
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Potomac Electrib Gs
Chesapeake and
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Gas
Megenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greene Copper
Commercial National Bank
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Washington Railway and Electric, Preferred
Washington Hallway and Electric
Washington Stock
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Columbia’ Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
Washington Gas Company Gs
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Fie
Washington Market Company First
Potomac Electric Light First
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Trust Company
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Capital Traction
National Bank
Commercial
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan Citizens
Central
Farmers and Meccanins
Second
Jao
Columbia
Capital
American
Lincoln
Rigea
Tnsurance
Franklin
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Ti Potomac
Arington
National Union
Riggs
People’s
Columbia Title
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac
Georgetown Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Greene Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Local butter and eggs trade and market notes
Fairly active eggs at 6c for nearby and 15% for Southern with a half cent trading movement. Washington shipments to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York influence price. 760 cases sold on the Washington Egg and Butter Exchange yesterday. Butter market unchanged and quiet with sluggish tone due to rising prices at Elgin. Wheat receipts 58 000 bushels spot No 2 red easy. No 2 red 1 44 f o b afloat. No 1 Northern price around 1 18 f o b afloat.
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Qohia
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Central of Georgia
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Central of Georgia 2d Inc
Tor
Siewapeake and
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Alton
Chagos
Burlington and Quincy
Hirazo
Pacife & Ro
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Pacific
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Washington
Philadelphia
Washington Egg and Butter Exchange
Elgin
R&e
Buidth
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Chicago Wheat and Corn See Heavy Liquidation on Traders Day
Heavy liquidation dominated the Chicago Board of Trade with corn leading the selloff as profit taking pushed May corn down to 4% and wheat and oats slipping amid favorable weather and early planting hopes. Trade centered on the corn pit with a prominent long said to have sold over three million bushels, prompting shorts to cover then push prices lower before late-day efforts steadied but failed to reverse losses.
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May
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