Priges Move Upward Copper Shares Rally Amid Storm Reports
The stock market strengthened with banks gaining on treasury cash inflows and gold imports near 43 million, while copper mining shares led gains in New York and Boston. Reports of storms and a Treasury statement boosted confidence, with United States Steel and Union Pacific among notable risers as afternoon trading picked up and concerns about Pennsylvania Railroad eased.
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Bordal
Washington Post
New York
Dot
Boston
Jha
Paria
Russion Treasury
Wall Street
United States Steel Corporation
Atchison and Pennsylvania
Atchison
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Reading
South
Bank Clearings Across Major Cities for Week Ended Oct 4
Bradstreet compiled figures show United States bank clearings at $3,419,360,105 with a 13.7 percent rise from the prior year. Notable gains occur in Chicago, Philadelphia, and St Louis, while cities like Birmingham and Charleston report declines. Outside New York City clearings total $1,155,095,408.
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New York
Bradstreet
Chicago
Inerenne
Heston
Incruane
Philadelia
Incrouma
St Louis
Icrease
Pittapurg
Increise
Ducrease
Talters
Deerene
Cinetnnath
Nerenue
Hoare i Omaha
Miwaucon
I Norenke
Providence
Inorenne
Dustalo
Andianapolia
Paul
Denver
Roaitle
Washington
Atlanta
Marhviio
Norfolk
Wirmingham
Charleston
Knoxville
Jacksonville
Fia
Wilmington
Dal
Chattanooga
Wheeling
W. Va
Macon
Weston
Glalveston
Fporester Wayne
Ind
United States
New York City
Creane
Betenet
Curve Market Snapshot From New York Trading Floor
Market report from New York on October 5 shows money rates steady with call money active. Fuling rate near 4 percent, with bills offered at 4 and 4.75 for different maturities. Sterling exchange quotes in with demand for bankers’ bills at 4.8590 and 4.8010 for sixty day bills. Government bonds noted as active with rail rates.
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New York
Ehanae Fica
Donkera
New York Bond Market Mixed Amid Wheat Decline and Receipts
In New York Oct 5 the bond market and commodities page shows mixed activity with wheat futures weak after early firmness. Declines followed by selling pressure as primary receipts rose to 1,842,000 bushels, with Kansas City cash wheat down, and provisions trading higher on light hog demand.
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Knneas City
Chicago
Dacambor
Nold Detwean
BetitPsaly
Aleo
Daily Cotton Market Activity and Prices
The cotton market shows high activity with new season highs on cover and strong buying from Liverpool and the South. Early gains faded into heavy realizations but prices remained substantially up. October 10.94, December 10.98, January 11.09, March 11.11 as trading extended amid weather signals and frost forecasts in the Southwest.
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W. B. Hibbe & Co
I Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Owen
Great Britain
Continent
Japan
Consolidated
Eranes
France
New York
Liverpool
Florida
Qetoberee
Srsts
Wall Street Gossip Sparks Heavy Steel Trade Rumor
The column notes large speculative steel transactions abroad and in the United States, with prices around 8,000 units. It mentions General Electric as a focus after a period of neglect and hints at public interest in wireless or stock actions, while Wisconsin Central is said to be operated from Wall Street and likely up for bid.
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New York
Spriday
Baiee
Hlahitow
Adan Hixptana
Chen Goo
Hkannas City Southern Ptd Amalgamated Apparan Lam
Lateville Aid Nash
Moxloms
Huineapotte
Cotloh
Avila
EdifAmerican Losomieiy
Utah
Baia
Vilain
Amber
Aixseree
Patna
Marcher Panitin
Annooty
Seip Osantha
Patella Malle
van Vane
Cantral
New Terway
Rand Ligen
Chewaposhe
Ohio
Org
Bsia
Chicago
Colo
Southern Tat
Southern Pacific
Coto
Southern 2d
GOA
Consolidated
Southern Railway
Southern
Texas and Pacific
Delaware
Hudson
Toledo
St. I
Western
Dal
Lack, and
Denver and
Rio Grande
Blt
Union Pacific
Union
United States Express
United States Realty
General Slertrie Prs
United Baten Steel
United States Rubber Pf
Grant Northern
Hacking Valley
Aited
Caroling Chemical
Interborough-Matropall
Carolina Chemical
Interborough-Bet
Wabach
International Pump
Col Westinghouse Electric
Western Union Et
Iowe Central Men
Wheeling and
Lete Erie
Town Central Pf
Wistonain Central
Kangax City
Wisconsin Central
W. B. Hibbs & Bankers
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Santa Ona
Wiacongin Central
Wirconsin Centre
Wall Street
Capital Traction Leads Active Stock Exchange Session
Local financial notes describe Capital Traction continuing fairly active yesterday with most issues trading. A handful of issues held back. Columbia Bellread stood out as the only security attracting attention. Bonds of Columbia Railroad and related rail issues were traded, with prices around 110 to 104 and occasional quotes near 27 for specific shares.
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Capital Traction
Washington stock prices and bids across multiple exchanges
Prices and bids listed for various stocks and bonds on the Washington stock exchange and associated lines. Includes railway bonds, metropolitan and national banks, insurers, telephones, and utilities with bid and quote figures such as 104, 165, 1948, 17134, and 20 Miorignay.
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Columbia Hattroad
Columbia Fairroad
Tig
Capital Traction
Greeta Capper
cColumite Faliroad
Todta
Fullowitia
Yeaturday
Blok
Dintelee
Cambie
Gan Bunda
Woellington Gua Umpahy
Tyteih
Wantitiaten Cad Company
Suritastes
Indebbe Eddiiean
Wbum-Rb
Kaltroad
Aydial
Hallrewa
OUR
Abacoatia and
Potutaety
Buburlan Hadtrusd
Goluanhi Haltroad
Columbia Fiatiroad de
Afetropolitan
Fiatiroad
Metropolitan
Bhp Wankington
Lacie Omarion
Weanineten Halfwey Wen
Bloctete neaterGed
Ba Noriilk
Washington Bisambaat
Washington Nay Hd
Georgetown Gan
Chatapeake
Fotomad Selaphons
Ypeaching Iame
Merganthater Linotype
Lankton
Steeane ‘Banner
Mitchell Mining Company
National Bank ‘stocku—American
Capital
Central
National City
Columbia
Commercial
Washington
Etocye Amenean Security and ‘Trust
National Site/Deposit and Trust
Atas Hreet Company
Wankington Loiani Rus Savings Bank i Savings Bank
Union Berings Bank
Washington Savings Bank
Arington
Fo. Commarelst
Metro~politan
National Union
Washington Produce Market Report from ailing eggs and butter
Arrivals of fresh stock remain light while market stays firm on eggs and butter. Prices show limited movement with warehoused stock moving slowly and modest price concessions in Virginia West Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee. Live poultry and dairy products also feature firm quotes amid moderate receipts and varied product availability.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Crashmery
Fency
Western Shore
New York State
Targa
Jorge
Western
Wioter
Azo
Turkoyn
New York
Appius Atondy
York Imperial
Washington Cattle Market Reports Mixed Prices
A Washington cattle market report notes a steady overall market with thin activity and variable demand. Prices quoted include cattle at 4.00 to 300.40 for butchers, hogs at 7.00 per cwt gross, sheep clipped at 4.00 to 4.50, lambs spring 4 8 per pound, calves prime 8 per pound, cows prime 9.00 40.00 each and common 26.00 60.00 each, with old andy values around 0 10.00.
Baltimore Markets Grain and Commodity Report
Baltimore markets report steady to unchanged prices across grains and exports. Corn oats and rye show quiet trading with steady futures and firm exports while butter eggs cheese and sugar hold near previous levels amid steady receipts and modest cargo flows.
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Baltimore
Warren Damestic
Revelpte
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET SUMMARY
Wheat futures opened firmer on strong cables and Argentina crop optimism but fell as early buyers unloaded. Chicago selling and a bearish report pushed prices down. May at 5 16 to 6 16? December 6 18. Corn receipts at 3 million bushels with 210? irrelevant figures.
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Dushola
Aulex
Duluth
Argentina
Market Notes and Grain Prices From Local Trade Desk
Sushele and Sushele related products show 29 000 tuturen figures. No. 2 yellow and whits categories quoted. 4% elevator and 5% t 0.baftal noted. Option market steady at first then weakened with wheat. January closed BOM May 50% 50% and December closed 2%. QATS-Recorpts report 130 000 bushels. Spot prices show matured white and slipped white around 36g4d.
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Fipot
Baraly
Ataady
Firat
BOM
Athe Ieee
New York Produce Market Sees Steady Demand And Mixed Prices
New York reporters describe export receipts totaling around 19 098 barrels of solutions and related goods with strong demand in rye flour and cornmeal markets. Prices show firmness on lard and tallow while brandy categories remain variable amid a broad market snapshot of commodities and meats.
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New York
KTCUR
Astral Brite
AUER
Cremtnery
Tevik
Bey
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and London
Market note covers cattle hogs and lambs with steady to firmer tone in New York and London. Prices shown for hogs at 6.70 to 6.95, heavy weights firmer, cattle and sheep receipts around 11,000. Lambs around 5.60 to 9.77 per hundredweight, brisk activity in early trading with moderating gains later.
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New York
Gul
London Cables
Bondng
Oalyvraesravalpty
Bandadeons Cult
Ann
Sulle
Jamba
Atete
Lmodla
Copper Market Sees Demand Push Prices Upward in Open Market
Beaton Oct 5 report notes copper prices rising with both electrolytic and wire selling around 20 to 21 cents per pound for year end deliveries. Strong export demand and limited mine output forecast larger contracts into next year, while London prices push above 30 cents locally and in London markets.
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Deverahorde- Hyary
Reptember
Axport
Interante
London
United State
Jordan
New York
Mpet
Lonally
Spot
Oper
Inke
Electralyiig
Fjooe
Northern
Southern
Checks On Trade Feel Demand Amid Rail Congestion
Western retail trade shows record volume despite foul weather and crop damage. Rail traffic remains heavy taxing facilities as cooler conditions threaten winter movement. Cotton prices rise slightly while flour and foundry iron markets shift, with Philippines demand and steel rail interests steady.
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New York
Othay Santern
Tron
Philippines
District income grows by nearly 300000 in taxes
In a report to the Commissioners, Tax Collector H. G. Davis shows the district's total revenue for the year ended June 30 at 014,600 with realty taxes leading at 40,648,206, miscellaneous taxes 40,740, and personal taxes 30,080. Exceeding the prior year by about 147,000, the figures prompt recommendations for office reforms and staff raises including a pay bump for the assistant clerk and additions to the staff to handle increased tax record duties.
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Hi. G. Davin
Gullester Davia
Mild
Novatong
Cengrasa
Davis
C. W. Colling
C. M. Towers
W. D. Clark, Jr
David ‘Warner
Swedish firm plans artificial silk factory in Gothenburg
Consul Bergh in Gothenburg reports a new Swedish venture to produce artificial silk from nitro cellulose. A company named Rilkesfabriken intending to invest up to 482,400 with a factory near Gothenburg to exploit inventor Bagglaver BR Strehtenart of Diuraholm Sweden. The company claims the artificial silk rivals natural silk in appearance and strength and has undergone favorable tests in Swedish and German cloth works.
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Bureau of Manufactures
Department of Commerce and Labor
Robert 3S
Bergh
Gothenburg
Sweden
Rilkesfabrikenkitendleget
Ifla
Cotton and economic bulletins amid supply data
The bulletin details U S cotton production consumption and stocks for the year ending August 1 with breakdowns by growing and other states plus foreign and domestic usage. It notes visible supply totals, regional allocations, and government receipts and expenditures while reporting a court postponement in a related indictment case and a medical ad for Piles Ointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
United States
Almas Temple Outing to Frederick by Special Train
Almas Temple Shriners and invited guests prepare for a day trip to Frederick on October 27 leaving Washington at 7 46 a m by a Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road special train. B I Smith, the chairman, says every arrangement is complete with the Frederick Park Association providing right of way and a 50 by 20 foot annex for tables chairs and iced water and hot coffee served free by the Shriners. A large crowd is expected with families and guests joining the excursion.
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Almas Temple
Frederick Fair
Shriners of Almas Temple
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
B. I Smith
Shriners
Frederick Pair Association
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Curb Market
American Can
American ‘Tobacco
Orba
United Copper
Pea
Tegisteres
Avlantte Coast Line
Hattimora
Oto
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Sieve Bay
Brooklyn Rapti ‘Transit
Day Central
Georgia
Esa Ha Central
Gentral of
Gentral of Georgia 3d Inc
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Chicago and Allon
Chicago, Burlington and Guinev Jew
Ohio Re
Pouife Railroad
Pagitio Railroad
Bt. Louis General
Colorado Industrial Gr
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Cuba
Erla
Erle Generel
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Serlen
Louisvitla
Nashville United
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Consol
Mexican Central
Mexican Centralist’ Inc
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Joon St. Louis
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Unitell Wentox
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Lake Arie
Wisconsin
Tix
Chicago Grain
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Doslon, Got
Albany
Beaton and Maynold von Higgaled
Fitchburg
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Chemical
American Telephone
Dominion Iron and Steel
Elison Electric
Massachusetts Electric
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United Shoe
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Atlantic
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Shannon
Pee - Pis
Tia
OLL
Totedo
Glo
Zdma
Lima
Indiana
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Ayereo
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Gatyeaton
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BAS Noell Boas
Nist
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Rites
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Miesay
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Washington Produce Market
Washington Cattle Market
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Metal Market
Europe
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Canada
Fey Sna Fee
Beal
B. Hibbs
Thos
L. Hume
York
Q & Si
Board of Letters of Gredit and Travelers “Books
National Safe Deposit, Savings & Trust Co., Cor. Ltd
New York Ave
Napotean
Arthur Cowsill
Colorado
WH & G
New Orleans
Hester
Egypt
Brazil
India
Europa
Eye
Edwin S. Holmes, Jr
Holmes
Frederick A. Feckham
Moses Heac
American Express Company
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F. H. Smith Co
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Ayer
Lewell
Moss
John Boleman, Jr
C. Watson
Aomats
Mauiner
Union Savings Bank
Zig 14Th St
Golumbis
Josne
Mrinkel & McLeran
TRE National Metropolitan Tank
Spom
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Offich Cor
Teusanabia
Amd
Burgar
3Ohk Joy Edron HL
Waulry Tse
Boyd Taylor
Thomas Bradley Parade
Richhlei
Esc
Irdanttor Aalstant Traatuter
Tate Ofenr
Trust
Ul Swartzell
Rheem & Hensey Co
Warner Building
Street
Continental (Firs), Inc, Ca
Bate ‘Fond
To ‘Terrace
Igentine Mental’s
Jas
A. Marvin & GO
Grnation
Banking Corporation
G Street
N.W
Ital
Dragte
Exchange
Stocks
Riggs
Pa. Ave
U. S. Treasury
R.M. Miner & 60
Frank Kane Grain
Sotton Sonds
Chesley & Spence
Pare Gwa
Ata Grain
Harrison Realty Company
Francis R. Dooley & Co
9Th & F Sts
7Th St. Nw
Con Venient
Fstow
Sala Sea
Fa Reliance Loan and Trust
Metropolitan Loan & Trust Co
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