Washington Stock Exchange highlights and prices
The report lists numerous stock and bond prices across issuers such as Capital Traction Railway and Electric, Washington Gas Company, Potomac Electric Light, and Metropolitan Railroad. It notes specific quotations, certificates, and warrants, with prices ranging from modest fractions to over 100, including warnings of a misprint in Capital Traction sale figures and a request to follow yesterday's closing quotations.
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Washington
Iostun
Ashing Hallway
Erred
Y Washington
Alex Mount Vernon
Washington Nevi Ae
Mitchell Mining
Vals
Capital Traction
Tell Shatias
Stock Exchange
Pippine Land Purchase
District of Colorasls
Washington Gas Company
Paplea Traction Railroad &S
Sortelle
Potomac
Washington Market Company
Istra
Traccton
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Railway Electtia
Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat
Washington Gap
Georgetown Gas
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
Chesaperk and
Potamar Telephone
Typa Amachina Storks
Lanstnn Monotype
Storks -Greene-cananea Copper
Bitchetl Mining Company
American
Capital
Ae National City
Lake Cobambia
Crm- Inerelay
Factuers and Mechanics
Lincoln
Metropolitan
Wash Ba
Change Bank
Ithaler Linotype
Merican Security
Foust
Storks Trust
Mak National Safe Deposit and Trust
Unins Trust
Campary
Washington Loan and , Trust
Columbia
Rev
Graphoptinne Prefereed
Sertietty Storage Com
Washington Market
Pidattry Company
Greene Mining
Greene Cananea Company
Horover
Mitchell
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Cortelyou
Mary
Washington Capital
Local financial gossip laces market chatter and burns
Yesterday's market featured steady demand for Capital Traction 43 and Misshinston Railway and Electric 45 with limited trades. Washington assets, bank deposits, and trust company activity show modest gains while talk swirls around gas stocks, rail ventures, and a pending voting trust expiry.
Washington Market Prices Show Mixed Demand Across Produce
The Washington Produce Market reports heavy egg arrivals with a steady-to-lower price trend as buyers stay active at reduced quotations. Cheese, live poultry, and dressed meats sell steadier with notable price firmness on NY and Virginian factory goods. vegetables show variable pricing on Florida potatoes, asparagus, greens, and citrus. Beef, calves, sheep, and hogs trade with modest movement, reflecting regional supply and demand dynamics.
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Wilfinia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
New York State
New
Chaice
Arices
Florida
Maine
Charlestan
Fog Florida
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Morida
New Orleans
Barker
Florhia
California
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes May 18
Market report from New York lists mixed commodity prices for poultry, butter, cheese, eggs, meats, and grains. Prices shown include poultry at varied figures, butter firm at 22 to 28 cents, cheese steady, hogs and beef ranges, and grains like wheat corn and oats trading with slight movements.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Mesa
Ft. O. W. Mills
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Japan
New Orleans
Rio
Cordova
Minnesota
Coarde
Western
Buffalo
Santos
New York Cotton Opens Steady as Demand Persists
The New York cotton market opened steady with a small net advance on covering and outside demand. Prices quickly rose to a new high before easing. overall close showed near months down and late months up. Estimated port receipts: 7,800 bales today, weekly totals 52,000, with last year markedly higher in some weeks.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Houston
Wheat and corn futures fall in New York grain market
New York grain reports weak spot prices and broad declines across wheat corn and oats. Wheat futures closed lower with May at 1.03 percent drop and July around 1.05 percent as traders price in bearish cables and favorable weather. Corn and oats show softer demand with spot prices easing and minor shifts in futures as inventories and receipts are noted.
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Duluth
Los
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Market Report Shows Mixed Grain On Weather And Demand
Primary receipts reached 630,000 bushels with Seaboard clearances at 209,000. Blancapolis, Duluth, and Chicago reported 411 cars vs 26% last week. Wheat and corn trade softened on weather and wheat slump. July oats sold 47% to 45% and closed near 46. Provisions eased with July pork at 16.57 to 18.60 and July rib at 3.92. Estimated Monday receipts: wheat 48 cars, corn 128, oats 186, hogs 42,000 head.
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SY @ITC
Seaboard
Blancapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Railways in Canada urged to be patient with transit growth
From the Toronto Globe, the piece asks the public to show patience with railways facing unparalleled strain as Western growth outpaces capacity. It notes car shortages, immigrant traffic, and backlogs, but cites Canadian Pacific and other lines as laying groundwork for four transcontinental systems, promising relief as demand drives supply.
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Toronto Globe
Canada
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Northern
Grand Trunk Pacific
New York Money Market Briefs May 18 New York reports steady loans and firm Sterling exchange
Money on call nominal with steady loans and quotes for airty days at 8 percent and ninety days and six months at 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4 to 4 1/4 percent. Ster-Hog exchange firm with banker's bills at 4.8695 to 4.87 for demand and 4.81 to 4.84 for sixty days. Posted rates 4.844 to 4.87. Commercial bills 4.83 to 4.84. Bar silver 46 cents. Mexican dollars 60 cents. Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds easy.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Ster- Hog Exchange
Golden Dredging Promises Fabulous Profits and Safety
A sensational ad touts the Nome Gold Dredging and Power Company noting 1 920 acres of gold bearing gravel near Nome Alaska with expected profits. It claims potential 100 percent annual dividends and offers stock at 85 cents a share while urging readers to request prospectus and maps from its Washington branch.
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U. S. Mint
United States
Orther
Booklovers’ Magazine
Van
Morden Magasiie
New York Evening Post
Nome Gold Dredging & Power Company
Nome
Alaska
P. F. Cummings
Washington
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