Steel Still Leader as Call Money Rises to 4 1 2
A New York market report notes steel stocks leading gains amid broad advances in prominent issues. Canadian Pacific Interborough-Metropolitan and American Smelting show strength while rail earnings and call money rates rise, signaling tighter liquidity, with speculation tied to Hudson Fulton developments and Taft subsidy fears.
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Wall Street Gossips on Subsidies and Rail Debts
Special to The Washington Fest notes Pacific Mail subsidy debates as Taft supports subsidies while new losses press on shipping lines. It reports earnings for United States Steel at about 88 million and a 4 percent dividend forecast, with 40 million available for construction. It covers rail receiverships easing and Pacific Telephony joining listings.
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New York Bond Market Opens Mixed with Treasury Notes Mixed
The New York bond market reports varied activity with Treasury notes and government securities showing fluctuating demand. Prices for bonds and silver bullion shift as traders weigh treasury receipts and national banking reports amid market volatility.
New York Money Market Sees Call Loans Strong
Money on call remains robust in New York ledgers with high bid and offered rates scattered amid fluctuating demand. Market observers note firm liquidity and active participation from domestic financial houses as bankers monitor short term funding levels.
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Market Wares and Cotton Prices Across Global Trade
The tin market eased with spot at 9. AU 922.95 and December at 90300 20.40. Copper, lead, and zinc quotes drifted lower with London closes. cotton visible supplies shrink year over year while U.S. crops face mixed receipts. Wheat futures rose briefly before retracing after bearish reports. cattle and hogs show steady to mixed demand amid ring futures.
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New York cotton market after bullish reports
The New York cotton market opened modestly higher then sold off but recovered with late-day buying from New Orleans and Chicago. Private condition reports showed deterioration around 4.0 percent for the month and the government report due next month is expected to contrast with a 6.7 percent year-over-year loss.
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Chicago grain market slides as wheat drops and oats hold
Chicago markets show weak wheat with declines of percent and persistent selling for delivery in December. Oats remain relatively firm while provisions demand stays cautious. foreign buying offers limited support as overseas prices influence local trades.
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Trade Outlook Boosts South As Normal Trade Returns
LR G Dun and Company reports tomorrow that overall business has returned to normal. The Southern trade shows improvement while high prices restrain some activity. Steel, cotton goods, and yarns see gains, with exports to Mexico and a tentative revival in winter wear ahead. Cotton mills curtail production to curb speculation, and hides remain strong amid slow footwear demand. Business failures for the week total 180.
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Rate war in Pittsburg sparks rail price clash
Special to The Washington Post reports Pittsburg Pa October amid railroads racing toward a rate war. The Wabash wins a temporary victory by offering a 35 rate to Detroit for world championship games in Detroit, provoking Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio and Pittsburg and Lake Erie to match. The Wabash claims 2 000 passengers for the Detroit trip.
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National Deficit Cut Big Increase In Receipts
Treasury reports show a nearly $19 million rise in customs receipts for July to September versus a year ago, with a $9.5 million cut in excess disbursements over ordinary receipts this fiscal year. Public debt stands at about $2.649 billion, while ordinary receipts total $161.0 million for the first three months.
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New York Produce Market Report Roundup
New York market notes show varied commodities with mixed prices. Butter and eggs steady, flour steady, rye and cornmeal firm, pork and lard firm, cottonseed oil steady, and sugar raw steady with refining. Petroleum steady and rosin steady amid general market steadiness.
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Anniversary trolley ride marks Powers birthday milestone
Wilkes Barre Pa Oct 1 Special to The Washington Post Michael Powers celebrated the first anniversary of his birth by taking a trolley ride to Danville the first since the line opened five years ago He was in excellent health walked around Bloomsburg visited friends and reported he could walk two miles daily without fatigue Powers a bachelor came to this country from Ireland at age four and has prospered into comfortable old age
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Death by own action at Hall of Fame unnamed man ends life
An unidentified man committed suicide on the steps of the Hall of Fame at New York University, firing a revolver to end his life. He was found still grasping the weapon. The incident was reported from New York City on October 1.
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Kilmer urges Christian officers for Boys Brigade
Lieut. Gen H C Kilmer of Baltimore told the Pennsylvania division officers at the Hotel Schenley that more Christians are needed to lead and fund the Boys Brigade The convention opens in Pittsburgh with Maj F J Krees elected Pennsylvania commander The annual parade is set for tomorrow afternoon.
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Aged couple dies together in gas accident
In Oregon an elderly couple Mr and Mrs David Ackermann died in bed after an accidental gas asphyxiation as they slept. He 72 and she 76 had planned to celebrate their 55th anniversary next week. A granddaughter woke from the odor and a doctor arrived too late.
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