Reaction in Market Sharp Rise in Amalgamated Copper
New York May 12 The Washington Poet Special. The stock market showed a sharp reaction with initial prices lower than yesterday yet a firmer undertone later. Amalgamated Copper led activity amid reports of rich ore discoveries, while overall volume eased from yesterday’s peak as traders weighed London selling and domestic strength.
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New York Grain Market News and Quotations May 12
Wheat persistent bears push leads into a rally as world stocks fall. Spot markets ease with No. 2 red at 1.03 elevator. May to Sep futures shown. Corn receipts 44,075 bushels. oats 168,500. rye conditions steady. Bond and stock trading noted alongside price quotes for wheat futures, flour, and related commodities.
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Washington Market and livestock prices and financial notes
Prices for cattle hogs sheep and calves listed for Washington market with ent rates. plus New York and London metal and grain futures, copper and tin, and Baltimore flour and grain receipts and prices. Includes money on call rates, exchange, and government and railroad bonds data.
Traders Back New Doctrine as Conditions Don’t Count
The market shows traders embracing a new doctrine that conditions do not count, with many stocks advancing despite weak fundamentals. Rumors swirl around Union Pacific and Rothschilds’ participation amid proxy tensions while rails store surplus cars and idle tracks. Reading stock activity reflects heavy Western demand and rising bank bond sales, underpinning a broader sense of market strength.
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Arison
Union Pacific
Harriman
Toad
Great Northern
East
Reading
St. Louis
United States
Local Stock Exchange: market rises amid strong demand
Local financial news notes a higher trading level with strong undertone and active demand for securities. Washington Railway and Electric and Mergenthaler show gains while City and Suburban stock faces offerings. National City Bank surges as chairman drives bid, leaving Monday bidders confounded.
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Fruit and commodity price roundup with mixed steadiness
A fragmented list shows prices for poultry creamery goods, hides, leather, beef, pork, molasses sugar, turpentine, cotton, rice, and potatoes. Several items remain steady or firm while others drift. regional references include Western factory, Santos No. 4 and Cordova port lines. Minor reads include per sack and per basket pricing, with unclear dates and units.
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Falr Refining
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Cordova
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Southern
Stata
Western
Jersey
Washington stock table oddities with fractional bids
Market notes show regular sales at the Washington Stock Exchange with mixed bids in fractions and percentages. Caplini Traction lists 20 at 123 percent and 1 at 14 percent while Weahington Gas shows 69 at 439 percent and multiple lower bids. Mergenthaler Linotype has several 197 percent entries and Washington Railway and Electric preferred stands at 32. Other entries include American National Bank 10 at 155 and Second National Henk 4 at 149.
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Mergenthaler
Lanston
M. Caplini Traction
Weahington Gas
Mergenthaler Linstype
American National Bank
Second National Henk
col—Columbia Railroad
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Bank deal on hold as parties fail to reach agreement
President E. Quincy Smith of Union Savings Bank said the negotiations over a change of control with National City Bank stalled after parties could not agree on several minor points. The proposed terms reportedly included 1600 shares at 170 and the creation of the Washington Exchange Bank, but officials would not disclose specifics and no stock sale occurred.
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Savings Bank
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Union Savings Bank
National City Bank
National City
Washington Exchange Bank
Steel Mills To Be Rushed After Conventions
Special to The Worhington Post reports United States Steel Corp will restart mills in full once Chicago and Denver nominating conventions select presidential candidates. Vacations end by August 1. workers must return. A solid train of bridge material for a new coast railroad departed Pittsburg, with 159 cars sent West in the last weeks. Structural units run overtime to meet Westward railway construction.
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Chicago
Denver
United States
United States Steel Corporation
Wall Street
New Coast Railroad
Far West
Delaware and Hudson approves large bond issue plan
Stockholders authorize up to 50 million dollars in four percent refunding bonds for at least thirty five years with up to 25.1 million to be issued immediately for debt refunding and improvements. The plan hinges on approval by New York State Public Service Commission. Separately the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, for the Western Pacific, sold 15 million two year six percent notes with extension option to three years from 1910, proceeds to fund Western Pacific construction.
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Agiatrand
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Oil quotations and regional price entries
Oil quotations from Ou City and Teledo list balances and shipment averages. In Ou City Pa prices show Creche Balances 1.76, Buoy 924 170 average 135 184, Shipmente 136 428 average 174 058. Teledo Ohio dated May 18 reports North Lima 04, south Lima 08 for Indiana.
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Railway Accidents Diminish in Intercity Report
Interstate Commerce Commission quarterly tally shows 20 458 total casualties with 108 deaths and 19 388 injuries across railways. Collisions 2 094 and derailments 1 870. passenger train impacts include 37 collisions and 202 derailments. Damages reach 2 962 470 dollars. overall trends show fewer collisions and more derailments year over year. A noted worst derailment involves a lone electric car.
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Brands False Charities and Life-Saving Service Exploitationdenounced
General Superintendent Kimball condemns movements to fund private gain under the guise of charity within the Life-saving Service. In a Milwaukee Merchants and Manufacturers Association letter he states such schemes are distinctly disapproved and would harm the service’s reputation if allowed.
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Milwaukee
Changes at Post Office and Bank Repayments Reported
Postmaster announces James A. Smith named clerk in charge of Station 34 replacing Edward Green who resigned. Wilton Harvey and James W. Miller resign as clerks. Thomas F. Monaghan and William R. Potter appointed to replace them. Banks repay Treasury with 20,003,500 dollars by April 28, over 3,250,000 above May 9 obligation.
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Wiliam R. Potter
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