Market Still Strong Atchison Bonds Find Favor
Strong market with broad gains in major shares despite mixed winter wheat news. Union Pacific rose, traders eyed a possible holding company move, while Atchison’s new 5 percent convertible bond drew favorable attention. Steel Corp report praised as fortifying outlook. fears of a broader downturn eased.
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Steel Corporation
Washington Post
New York
Union Pacific
Wall Street
Atchison
Mitle
New York Produce and Bond Market Report May 2 1900s
New York produce and bond market details furnished by E R Chapman Co list numerous railroad and industrial securities with bid and offer notes. Quotes include American Tobacco 4s 63, Atchison 4s 9854, Atlantic Coast Line 45, Baltimore and Ohio 46 and 1032, Brooklyn Rapid Transit 46, Central of Georgia 5s and 24 inc, Erie 4s, Japanese securities across several series, Missouri Kansas and Texas 4s, New York Central general 3 1 2, Northern Pacific 43, Pennsylvania 4 316, Reading 4s, St. Louis lines, Southern Pacific 4s, Union Pacific 4s, United States Steel 2d 5a, Western Maryland 45, Wisconsin Central 4s. Bid and offered prices noted.
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New York
E. R Chapman & Co
G. B. Chipman
New York Stock Exchange
F Street Northwest
American Tobacco
Atchison General
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit Co
Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia 24 Inc
Central of Georgia 3d Inc
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chiago and Alton
Chicago
B. and Quincy New
And
Pacific Railroad
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C.c
Japan
Jose “i
Louisville and
Nashville
Manhattan
Goid
Mexican Central
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Missouri
Keneas
Texas
Rligsouri
Kansas
National’ Railroad of Blexiao_ conse
New York Central General
New Jersey Central General
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western Consul
Oregon Short Line
Pennsylvania Co
Reading General
Iron Mountain
St Louis
San Francisco
St. Louis Southwestern Con
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
Toledo, St. Louis and Western
Union Pacific
United States Steel 2d Sa
Western Maryland
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Chesapeake and Potomac
Norfolk and Washington
Washington Gas
Aso
Kennss City
Lanston
Adams Express
Kansas City Southern
U.4
BolLouteville
Lami
National Union Fire Insurance
Aim
Washington Railway and Electric
Am Car and Foundry
Ta. Co
Minneapolis and
Joe
Columbia Rail 400
Am. Cotton Ofl
St. P
Sault Ste Movee
Capital Tractions
Philippine Land Purchase
District of Columbia
Missouri Pacific
Texa
National R. BR
New York Central
N. Y
Ontario
West
iNorfolk and Western
Norfolk and Western
Capital Traction
North American
Capital Traction Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
City
Washington Railway and Electric Common
St. L. and
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Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Chicago T. and
T. PhD
St Louis Southwestern
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Geolevioaet Ete and Steel
Geal Anee
st_Lou
Mergenthaler Linotype
Coto and
Southern Ist
Coto and Southern
Cananea
Consolidated Gas
Panindii
Tennessie Com
Yron
Mimimg Company
Corn Products Refining
Weebeee
Texas and
Pacifc
National Bank
American
Capital
Toledo
National City
Columbia
Delaware and Hudson
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Law
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Denver and
Rio Grande
Erfe
Arvseaswee
United Siites Rubber
Nited States
General Electric
Great Northern
Titanvis Central
Interborough-Metropolitan
Inter -Met
International Paper
International Pump
United States Express
Riggr
Sareraders
Wenbington
Washington
American Security and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Anaconde Mining Co
Pittsburg
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Metropolitan Railroad
Neess
Wshington
Reading
Esapeake Au Jons
Republic Steel Pt Ie Bae
Washington Market
Chicago Great Western
Idoc
Rock Island Co
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Slove
Sheffield Steel
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Virginia-Carolina Chemica
Union Savings Bank
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Ata
Arlington
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Commercial, & Corcoran
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Wells-Fargo
Expro
Franklin
Metro- Westinpolitan
National Union
People's
Ghouse Electric
Betanixe
Rigen
Western Union Pespe
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
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Inauranes Stecke
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Iowa Central
Iia
Graphophona
Wisconsin Central Pta
Fidelity
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Market Report and Prices
The New York cotton market shows active trading with about 400000 bales sold, nerves high among shorts, and July futures hit a new high at 10.35 before easing. Prices closed near 10.39 with gains of 4 to 7 points amid ongoing demand for spot supplies and favorable weather forecasts for the Western belt.
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W B Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Jessa
Northern
Duluth
Daily Cotton Market Report Out of New York May Second
The May second market summary shows steady to firm movement across commodities. Butter cheese eggs and fats show little change. flour remains firm yet quiet. cottonseed oil and petroleum hold steady. peppers and tobacco derivatives lightly traded with limited price shifts.
Washington Produce Market Prices for Eggs Butter Cheese and More
Wholesale quotations show steady egg receipts across regions including Virginia West Virginia and Tennessee with slight uplifts for duck eggs. Butter demand slow with creamery and factory grades firm. cheese supply limited yet improving with new stock absorbing quickly. Live poultry arrivals are moderate with hens turkeys and ducks varying in price. dressed poultry arrivals are liberal with firm prices on select chickens and capons. Meats note calves abundant and firm while country cured hams sell readily. vegetables list multiple items with regional price ranges and availability.
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Tennessee
North Carolina
New York State
Amell
Bermuda
Florida
Maine
State
Charleston
R Galery
Theae der Cass
Zika the Pynettuce
Bermude
Wall Street Brists Over Union Pacific Holding Plans
Wall Street lawyers split the market over a rumored holding company to take over Union Pacific securities. Debate centered on whether preferred stock would share in distributions, with one side arguing for parity with common stock.
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Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Preferred
Utah
Union Pacific Company
Washington Post
New York
Wall Street
Wall-street
Capital Traction bonds lead quiet local trade
Local investors showed little appetite yesterday with mixed early action in Capital Traction forty year bonds trading near 1081-4 before slipping to 1071-4. Washington Railway and Electric four percent bonds moved around 90, Chesapeake and Potomac issues hovered around 1031-2 as market leaders reassessed pool support.
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Capital Traction
Washington and New York Stock Quotation Roundup May 2 1907
Closing quotations from the wire services show a wide range of issues on the Washington and New York markets. Key names include Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone United States Steel and Amalgamated Copper with varied bid and ask levels, plus bonds from Potomac Electric Light and District of Columbia. The report notes totals of 791000 shares traded and lists prices across multiple rails utilities and industrials with district securities and city bonds threaded through.
Apple and fruit market mixed amid price notes and wheat rally
New York May 3 reports show greens and dried fruits listed with varying prices and quantities. Wheat and corn futures advanced on cold weather fears, while oats and provisions fluctuated as traders priced in frost damage and harvest expectations across major grain belts.
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W. B. Hibba & Co
I Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Bree
SBI. ItAsked
Chicago
Wert
Peeana
Nebraska
Weather Bureau
Europe
Minneapolis
Duluth
Tocal
Cara. Com
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
New York receipts show little business across beef, calves, sheep and hogs with rough cattle selling at scant, steady prices and moderate demand for beef exports. Chicago listings indicate weak cattle, steady hogs, and lambs broadly weaker amid thin demand. notable ranges include steers around 5.50 to 6.00 and hogs from 6.20 to 6.50 for various grades.
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New York
Chicago
Washington cattle market prices and trends
Receipts of spring lambs rise while demand improves for choice cattle. poorer stock sell at forced sales. Quotes show cattle prices per cwt and per each for hogs sheep and calves including prime and common grades, with ranges for cows and aging stock.
Baltimore Markets Grain and Dairy Summary May Markets
Fluctuating grain prices with steady to firm tones across corn wheat oats and flour. Receipts and exports listed for Baltimore and river districts, with No 2 white corn No 2 red wheat and butter eggs cheese and sugar prices noted.
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Baltimore
Caporta
New York Money Market Steady On Call and Sterling Rates
New York May 2 money on call steady at 2 3 8 percent with a 2 percent ruling rate. Time loans sixty days 84 percent, ninety days 4 percent, six months 4 percent. Prime Mercantile paper 54 6 percent. Sterling exchange firm with bankers bids around 4 86 25 for demand and 4 83 4 89 for 60 day bills. Government bonds steady. railroad bonds irregular. City of New York credit balances recorded.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bis
Stolen Bonds Recovered By Baltimore Brokers
Bonds worth thirty thousand dollars consigned to Townsend Scott & Son were found today after being thought stolen. The nonnegotiable securities included two mortgage issues from Baltimore Brick Company and Virginia Electric Railway. Owners unnamed. origin Switzerland. Officials suspect theft by the La Savoie gang, with return upon customs inspection in New York.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Townsend Scott & Son
East Fayette Street
Switzerland
Messrs
Customshouse
New York
Baltmore Brick Company
Virginia Electric Railway and Development Company
First
England
France
Germany
Gang of Thieves
la Savoie
Havre
Focal
Pawnbrokers Victims Of Bogus Platinum Plot
John Broderick of Baltimore was arrested after pawnbrokers exposed to aluminium clippings sold as platinum. Detectives O'Dea and Warren recovered pawn tickets and bogus metal tests confirmed the fraud. Broderick, held on suspicion and vagrancy, told police a friend in Baltimore gave him the material. He faces Police Court proceedings today.
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John Broderick
Baltimore
O'Dea
Warren
Central Office
Boardman
Broderick
Sixth Precinct
To End Railroad Strike in Colorado Mediation Sought
Federal officials move to resolve a Colorado railroad strike involving Denver and Rio Grande and other lines. Martin A. Knapp and Charles P. Neill plan talks in Denver with railroad employers and striking workers, aiming mediation then arbitration under the Erdman act if needed.
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Denver and
Knapp
Netwifl
Judge Bishoff Grants Temporary Injunction in Cotton Classification
New York May 2 Theodore H Price petitioned Justice Bishop who granted a temporary injunction to restrain the New York Cotton Exchange classification committee from classifying cotton by alleged improper standards. The complaint claims mis tagging to identify bales, improper criteria, and undue seller pressure to overclassify benefiting sellers. Price seeks a permanent injunction.
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Bishoff
New York
Theodore H. Price
Bishop
New York Cotton Exchange
Mr. Price
Metal markets mixed in London and locally on May 2
In London the May 2 metal markets saw copper down after yesterday's gains with spot at £194 and futures £191. Locally quotes showed copper around £105 10s and £103.50 for futures. Lead fell to about £6.00-£6.06 locally, zinc steady near £26. tonnages for tin, spelter, and foundry alloys varied with listings for standard and Cleveland warrants.
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New York
London
Standard
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Foundry Southern
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