Market report shows firmer money and mixed equity moves
The market shows firmer time money around 4 to 4.5 percent with some support from banks and dealers, while stocks show strength in steel and utility groups but many issues close mixed. Traders note cautious sentiment anddata suggesting possible reserve growth. cotton prices skid with expectations of harvest pressures.
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United States Treasury Bond Market Moves in New York
The New York bond market sees shifts as Treasury securities fluctuate amid quiet trading. Investors weigh yields on short and long-term notes while financial centers monitor inflation data and Federal policy signals.
CALVES AND SHEEP PRICES IN LIVESTOCK MARKETS REPORT
LIVESTOCK MARKETS REPORTS CALVES REPORTED AT 3373 HEAD AND SHEEP AND LAMBS REPORTED AT 1832 HEAD. CATTLE RECEIPTS NEAR 27000 HEAD AT CHICAGO WITH MARKET STEADY TO 10 LOWER. STOCKERS AND FEEDERS active. HOGS RECEIPTS 39000 HEAD, MARKET STEADY WITH CHOKE ROUSING. LONDON AND NEW YORK PRICES AND FUTURES MENTIONED, LOCAL MARKET FIRM WITH STEADY TO LOWER TONES.
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Wall Street Gossips on Rates and Cotton Outlook
Special to The Washington Post from New York on October 4 notes call money at 41/2 percent with renewals near 4 percent, market firmness linked to a weak bank statement and 2 million surplus drop. Government cotton condition at 68.5 percent signals a worse month but no extra market impact.
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New York Stock Market Opening on Monday October 4
The New York stock market opens with investors watching early price moves across major indices. Trading focuses on key equities as financial markets assess economic data and corporate results ahead of the week.
Washington Stock Notices Amid Market Quotation Snags
Quotations from the Washington Stock Exchange list prices for bonds rails and utilities with notes on public utilities, savings institutions, and insurance stocks. The document includes prices for American Security and Trust, Washington Loan and Trust, Columbia Trust, colonial rail lines, and various regional companies, reflecting wholesale levels and market activity.
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Washington cattle market prices and grade listings
Active bids and quotes from Chotee area cattle market show Lambs and Hoofs priced per cwt and per pound. Cows are listed as Prime and common with varied weights and grades, including medium and clipped lots and reflected market conditions.
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Chicago Grain and Cotton Markets Net Change Steady
Government reports sparked activity in the grain and cotton markets with price shifts and some short covering. Prices opened higher but later fluctuated as traders weighed government condition figures and anticipated crop prospects amid mixed weather outlooks and seasonal demand.
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Walshs Bank Case and Grain Market Flair
The market day opened dull with mixed wheat and corn trade while Walsh’s bank case drew attention. Prices slipped, cash oats fell, and a local expert estimated weak tone as shipping and commodity markets showed softness amid legal proceedings and a looming court decision.
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New York Money Market Firm Faces Indictment Spree
New York brokerage Arthur B Sederquist and John Barry, part of Barry & Co, were arrested today on an indictment charging them jointly with embezzling about 1000 from various individuals including L M Binford and Alexander Green through stock transactions. The case moves to the criminal courts in Dallas.
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Telephone bonds offered by New York Telephone Company
London reports Bartig Bros inviting applications for 210 million dollars of 4 1 2 percent bonds of the New York Telephone Company at five. A 37 million issue is offered for sale as part of 75 million authorized. Proceeds will retire obligations of consolidated New York State companies and fund extensions and additions.
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Cotton Crop Condition Falls Amid Storm and Drought
An official Department of Agriculture report cites excessive rainfall early and drought late, plus finance and boll weevil damage, as main causes for the cotton crop decline to 82 percent of normal by Sept 26. Louisiana and Mississippi hit hardest. Texas and Oklahoma also affected. 2,562,882 bales ginned by Sept 25. States show varied ginning and round-bale counts, with overall decline from prior years.
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Copper President Arrested In New York Case
Nosh L. Barnes, president of the Cottonwood Copper Company, was arrested in New York on charges of misapplying about $17 000 of company funds. He had been previously indicted in July for larceny and is released on a 5 060 bail. Barnes was paroled for a hearing on Wednesday.
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New York Grain Market Report Mixed Close on Cautious Trading
A fragmented market summary shows grain prices and receipts with mixed signals as futures and cash bids faded. Traders noted cautious demand and softer receipts in the Northwest while commodities like wheat and barley faced subdued activity and fluctuating quotes.
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Steam and Sail Vessels Built Rise in Quarter Ended Sept 30 1908
A government report from the Bureau of Navigation shows a modest gain in United States shipbuilding during the quarter ended September 30 1908. Steam and sail vessels constructed and officially numbered increased slightly from the same period in 1907 reflecting ongoing industry activity despite fluctuations.
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Wilbur Serious in Easton From Island Message
A message from the Thousand Islands reports serious conditions at the summer home of E P Wilbur, a former Lehigh Valley resident, in Easton on October 4. The note indicates Wilbur’s condition is grave as of now.
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Shipbuilding figures show rise in steel vessels in period
The quarter saw 347 vessels built in the United States with 48 914 gross tons and 19 dollars per ton, while 1808 recorded 20 887 gross tons. Steel steamships rose, with 12 more vessels built and 26 steamers, while 109 sail vessels of steel were not registered. September tallies include 118 steam and 5 930 gross tons, 22 sail and 98 steam indicating ongoing hull construction.
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