Market News Aide by World Financial Centers
London traders report a heavy security market with overall equilibrium as New York notes weak conditions. Canadian Pacific and Amalgamated Copper show strength while wheat and gold markets fluctuate amid cautious investor sentiment and looming financing needs.
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New York Bond Market Mixed As Treasury Data Released
The New York bond market shows varied results with issues from American Tobacco Company and Chicago lines among others. Treasury receipts and balances are reported with gold reserves and cash on hand, while foreign and railroad bonds influence the trading tone across several prominent issuers.
New York Cotton Advances Amid Bull Movement
New York May cotton opened as the most active bull move in weeks with futures reaching a Ten Night level. January climbed about 21 cents on the day as weather reports and cables influenced speculation. prices later dipped then recovered amid heavy selling by bull-siders and renewed buying to absorb offerings.
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Washington Market Prices for Dairy Meats and Vegetables
Receipts slightly higher as market rules hold with Virginia and Southeast lines showing mixed butter and cheese prices. Live poultry and dressed meats steady with turkeys and ducks showing selective demand, while vegetables list Florida potatoes, peppers, and greens with varied per unit and per crate pricing across regional markets.
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Wall Street Gossip On Pennsylvania and Railroads
Speculation centers on Pennsylvania, Reading, Union Pacific, and Michigan issues as traders weigh short interest, bond conversions, and potential track elevation costs in Philadelphia. Rumors of large convertible borrowings fade amid concerns over financing plans and treasury calls, with insiders supporting or dampening moves in coalitions and stocks.
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Market wrap on Capital Traction and related bonds
Capital Traction 6 percent bonds moved from 1108-4 to 1007-4 on about $3 000 in sales. Demand appeared to peak as prices held firm. Washington Railway and Electric preferred traded in small lots around 79 1 2 to 80 with dividends to be paid June 1. Gaz stock slipped to 62 3 4 on light volume, while Georgetown Gas saw a modest drop from Monday’s price. Insurance listings were quiet except for Frankin bid rising to 58.
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Washington Stock Exchange closes with mixed notes across railways and utilities
Stocks in the Washington Stock Exchange show varied activity in Electric and Railway issues with many listed at fractional gains or steady prices. Capital Traction and Washington Gas figures appear across multiple lots, certificates and warrants while real estate and miscellaneous bonds provide a broad, uneven trading tapestry.
Grain and dairy prices steady amid market report
Market notes show wheat futures steady with spot and contracts at varied levels. Corn unsettled with mixed spot prices and several futures points. Oats steady with multiple white oat grades quoted. Rice firmer on Western export. Butter and cheese firm, eggs steady, sugar unchanged. Shipping rates dull with mixed grain receipts and exports across Southern regions.
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Livestock Market Reports from New York Chicago and Baltimore
Veal calf shipments push prices down with demand steady for choice lambs and fat sheep. Cattle and hogs show varied results across major markets with receipts lifting, steady to lower quotes, calves and stockers mixed, while regional notes from New York Chicago and Baltimore cite firm or steady pricing on steers and vealers amid active trading hours.
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Metal Market Report from London and New York May 1
The London tip market declined with spot closing lower at 153 under £190 futures down 126. Locally copper and lead prices eased or held, while English and American foundry markets showed mixed shifts with No 1 foundry Northern and others quoted in the 25–28 range and varying regional notices.
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New York Money Market Update May 14
Money on call standy 26 2% rate 8% ruling. closing bid 2 offered at 2. Time Towns easier sixty days 4 per cent and ninety days 4 to 44% per cent. Primo mercantile paper 64 per cap. Sterling exchange 76 frm 4.8830 4.S335 for sixty-day bill. Posted rates 4.84 and 4.87. Commercial bills 482%. Silver 65 56 Mexican dollars 54%. Government bonds steady. railroad bonds heavy.
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Loan Plans for Manchurian Railway Debut
Tokyo reports Baron Hoto announcing a 1.0 billion yen loan for the Southern Manchurian Railway to be floated in the United States via Kuhn Loeb & Co. New York. Officials including Mr Takahashi and Mr Soyeda travel to secure favorable markets for possible international issue. no definite terms set.
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Cotton market surges as foreseen demand lifts prices
A strong advancing cotton market faces heavy sales from foresighted traders. Theodore H Price cites global demand and new uses for cotton cloth, noting plans to substitute cotton bagging for jute and predicting a continued rise. He reports widespread mill commitments and tightening supplies, with forecasts of a late, potentially 12 to 13 million bale season.
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