Down on liquidation stocks show broad decline and firmer end
The Washington Post reports a broad stock market slide driven by liquidation of speculative holdings. Loan calls by large financiers and firmer late covering of short positions aided a partial recovery as money rates eased, with notable declines in American Smelting, Reading, and Union Pacific.
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Europe
Atocka
Stock Exchange
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American Car and Foundry
Reading
Canadian Pacific
Louisville and Nashville
Southern Pacific
American Locomotive
Erie
Union Pacific
Sterling Exchange
Paris
Berlin
London
Uni
St. Louis
Ramaey
Ton
Ayered
New York Bond Market Reflects Wide Stock Quotations
Closing bid quotations show diverse listings on New York and Washington exchanges. Bonds include Capital Traction, Washington Railway and Electric, American Cotton Oil, and United States Steel, with yields and prices spanning 42 to 168 percent across various issues and maturities.
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Salee
Washington Railay and Electric
Adama Wxpreas
Ceescecees Cieees Eeene Neees
Pital Traction
Amalgamated Copper
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Gar and Foundry
American Ice Securities
National Soff Deposit and ‘Trust
National Metropolitan Citizens Bank
Merican Jornotive
American Locomotive
Tigig
Washington Gas
Sim
Smelt’s and Refining
Esller
American & and R
Greene Copper
American Lugar Refining
Stock Exchange
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Capital Traction Railroad
NGI
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Metropolitan Railroad
Canadian Pacific
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Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad Ga
Anaerstia and Fotomados
Washington Railway and Mhectric da
Bristol Gas and Electric
Washington Gas Company
Weahington Gas Company
United States Electric
United States
Colorado
Southern
Cela
Potomac Ehlectric Light
Norfolk Consolidated Gaa
Washington Steamboat Fa
American Security and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Trust Company
Washington Savings Bank
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Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Capitel Traction
Washington Sale and Electric Common
Bristol Gas and Wiectris
Chicago and Northwestern
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International Paper
International Pump
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Nadville
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Republic Steel Pr
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United States Steel
Carolina Chemfail
Carolina Chem
Wabash
Wella-Fargo
Fixpreas
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Wheeling and Laks Exie
Wirconsin
Wisconsin Central
Daily Cotton Report and Market Quotes
New York and Washington market notes list cotton and railroad securities with prices. It includes American Tobacco certificates, various railroad 4s, 6s, and 4s, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Reading, Southern Pacific bonds, and U.S. Steel. Also shown are money market rates, sterling exchange, and endorsements for Dr. Agney's Catarrhal Powder with local suppliers listed.
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Atchigon Adjustment Atlantic Coast Line
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Chicago, RI and Pacific Railroads
Chicago, R. I. and Pacific Railroad Act
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Citesgo
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Reading
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United States Steel
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Wabash Debonturs
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Wheeling and Lake Eris
Wisconsin Central
W. B. Hibbs & A Co. Bankers and Brokers
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Chico Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
U. S
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Market Notes on Southern Pacific and Reading Stock Action
Special to The Washington Fest reports Southern Pacific faces weaker speculative support and a pending cleanup of hangers on before further operations. Earnings statements bolster sentiment, while money market expectations remain bullish for higher prices. Reading railroad pricks down with heavy selling and block trades. Vanderbilts and W Seward Webb reportedly back plans to distribute part of surplus around 2 percent.
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Southern Pacific
Sain
Serigun
New York Cotton and Market Stocks Mixed on Trading Day
New York cotton opened firm and rose briefly on reports of Gulf coast disturbances and cold Northwest weather but ended near the day lows as bearish pressure intensified. Trading volume reached about 400,000 bales with irregular early tender activity and later wall street selling.
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Gulf Coast
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Vttte
Local Butter and Eggs Prices in Mid Atlantic Markets
Local butter and eggs demand remains strong with premiums above quoted levels. Virginia, West Virginia, Southwest Virginia, Tennessee, and North Carolina show varied price ranges from 21 to 23 cents for eggs and 15 to 19 cents for butter, with creameries and dairies reporting steady firsts and seconds.
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Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Weater
Ted
Ihr Weel Era Factory
Financials Hold Steady Amid Washington S Railway Shares Trading
Bargain courtier drives a busy sale of Washington Railway common stock with buyers receiving quantities as fast as bidding permits. Prices drift lower from 431.5 to 423.5 while large blocks attract slow bids. Banks and trusts show strength, with American Security and Trust hitting highs, and Metropolitan Citizens Bank active at 86.3. Liberty notes and other securities show mixed activity as traders weigh potential consolidation rumors.
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Aeller
American Security and Trust
Citizens” Bank
Central Bank
Greene Copper
Washington Railway Company
New York Produce Prices and Market Briefing
New York markets report mixed commodity prices with receipts and quality notes across dairy, poultry, flour, oils, and metals. Creameries show varied prices for extra creamery and common grades. pork, lard, coffee, sugar, and rice hold steady. London tin and copper markets dip while local metals remain firm. potato and cabbage prices show irregular movement in regional markets.
Cars Shortage Fears Loom As Railways Rush Orders
Chicago dispatch reports a heavy car shortage feared as railroads rush to place quick delivery orders amid record commerce. Grain markets are hit hardest in Chicago. estimates show 2000 to 3000 grain cars could be needed beyond current supply, with one line admitting a shortfall near 1000 cars. A major industrial update notes Lorain Ohio will add a half million dollar bloom ingot foundry and two blast furnaces within a year, creating the largest bloom and ingot plant globally. Government receipts show notable internal revenue and customs totals, while Oregon's Western Pacific speculation is denied by Gould interests. J Kings New Discovery for Consumption is credited with numerous rescue stories.
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Lorain
Ohio
Rail Department
National Tube Company
Homestead
Sully Urges Holding Cotton for Higher Prices in Raleigh
Daniel J. Sully arrived in Raleigh and will address county farmers at noon tomorrow on holding cotton for better prices. He criticized the last government report as misleading and questioned a Weather Bureau figure claiming 65 to 70 percent of the crop had been picked. He estimated the report cost the South about 90.9 million dollars and urged a 12 to 15 cent price, saying holders could dictate terms for 15 or 30 days. He claimed Wall Street bears are few and that major players favor cotton now.
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Washington
H.C
Raleigh
Mornita
Weather Bureau Department
South
Wall Street
Fraud charge against Alamosa Bank owners
Grave accusation cites Bohiefer Brothers owners of the suspended Bank of Alamosa in Colorado. One brother arrested, the other sought on a warrant. They allegedly raised a large sum by selling stock of a cattle company they formed, declared fraudulent. Stock distribution involved the Dunn estate and connections to Alva Adams and J A Thatcher. Frank Adams alleges the Thatcher stock is worthless.
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Bohiffer Brothers
Bank of Alamosa
William Adams
Frank Adams
Errov
Alva Adams
Dunn Estate
del Norte
Bchiffers
Dunn
Stovk
J. A. Thatcher
Walent
Fist National Bank of
Ueblo
Grain Market News from New York Grains Summary
New York reports a firm wheat session with broad gains led by strong cables and cash demand. Wheat futures closed higher. corn receipts reach 160,750 bushels with firmer oats mixed high and mixed white oats prices listed for spot and futures.
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Barlen
Rereipta
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Duluth
O& B
Manitoba
O. B
Chicago Grain Markets Rise on Northwest Weather and Liverpool Prices
Wet Northwest weather strengthens wheat trading while higher Liverpool prices boost sentiment. December wheat closes around 85% with gains, corn and oats rise modestly, provisions steady. Reports of Russian crop shortages and strong demand from shorts and commission houses support gains. December corn and wheat futures hold near day highs as deliveries and receipts are noted.
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Live Stock Markets Report Scattered Prices Across Markets
New York buyers faced thin trade during the Jewish holiday with limited cattle supply and mixed moves. Calves and sheep shown firmer tones in places, while hogs and pigs softened in some regions. Baltimore notes set sale days and steady lamb markets with weekly receipts and price ranges across states.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania
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Grain Market Report From Baltimore October Nine
Baltimore market notes steady to firmer prices for flour wheat and corn with receipts of 11 073 bushels. Wheat futures show firmer spot and contract prices with bids listed for October December and subsequent months. Corn futures firm with spot and forward prices referenced and steamer No 2 red grain mentioned among the day’s receipts and grades.
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Market quotes and commodity prices report
Mixed receipts list 65 percent with 10 892 bushels Southern white corn and 597 961 oats, firm oats grades No 3 white 8d4 84, No 8 whites 324 P81 percent. Rye firm 9 523 bushels, hay steady No 1 timothy 15 00, No 1 clover mixed 12.00 12.80. Butter steady fancy imitations 19 90 to 22 22 percent, cheese steady large 1 ½, medium 12 ½, small 6. Sugar steady coarse granular 5 fine 5. Eggs firm 21. Grain freights to Liverpool 24 per bushel, cork for offers 8s per quarter in DecemberJanuary.
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Foundry
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Cork
Judge Orders Acquittal in Peyton Assault Trial
The jury was not needed as Justice Wright accepted Assistant District Attorney Turner's motion to acquit James Peyton after reviewing the evidence. The district attorney stated the evidence was insufficient to justify a conviction, avoiding an injustice to the defendant.
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Wright
Turner
White man on trial for complicity in Buffalo trust swindle
Alonzo J. Whiteman stood trial in Buffalo New York on six indictments for alleged fraud linked to the Fidelity Trust Company swindle. He, Joseph Boothman convicted last week, and Benjamin Hart are accused of using raised and forged checks to obtain funds, including a claimed $760 from a fund raised from $81 to $9,000.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Alonzo J. Whiteman
Joseph Boothman
Benjamin Hart
Fidelity Trust Company
Whiteman
Fidelity Trust County
Quarantine Detains Slavonia Over Cholera Rumor
Detention of the steamer Slavonia for over two hours on arrival from Italian and Hungarian ports followed reports Russians from cholera districts may be smuggled into the United States. 1,983 steerage passengers examined. six removed to Hoffman Island for blood tests. Reading Company stockholders re elect directors at adjourned meetings in Philadelphia. Civil notices mention ad journed sessions and related filings.
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Inurops
United States
Slavonia
Hoffman Island
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