Market Ends Quiet After UP News Motions
New York October 9 The stock market showed sharp swings without clear news. Union Pacific rose recently on expected cash distributions, then fell after directors announced no immediate action. Time money rates rose and a gold shipment to San Francisco was planned amid ongoing bond declines.
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New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Rock Island
Lst
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
United States
Panama
Weller
New York Stock Market and Commodities Report
The October 9 market summary from Baltimore and October 1 closing quotes from Boston show firmer wheat with No 9 red at 91 1 2, No 2 red Western at 2 1 2, and No 3 red at 90 1 2. Oats, eggs, butter, and meats list varied prices across regional markets, with commodity ranges noted for copper, chickens, eggs, butter, and dairy products. Cattle and rye markets are also touched with prices per pound and per bushel in Washington and surrounding areas.
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Baltimore
Boston
Centennial
Pete
Warsland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
Ohio
Virginia
New York
Washington Market Wholesale Prices Report
Wholesale quotations for Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware produce show strong demand for fruit and vegetables. Poultry prices list alive, spring chickens, hens, and choice turkeys, with butter and New York State products also noted. Vegetables and green fruits include corn, beans, potatoes, peppers, cucumbers, tomatoes, and peaches with various regional price points.
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
New York State
New
West Virginia
Maine
Cantatoupes
Colorado
New York
California
Corn Crop Improves With 22 Million Bushel Gain
The October crop report shows corn final production at 2,372,000,000 bushels, 72,000,000 below last year's peak, with 65.3 percent condition and 22.7 bushels per acre. Tobacco and flax rise while rice and several staples fall. oats up 56 million bushels from September.
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United States Treasury
Paneaane
Panett
Treasury
United States
SRESS
Petiong
Philipp of
Bip
General Fund
Department of Agriculture
Wall Street Brief: Bonds Hit New Low Amid Union Pacific Stock Talks
U S two percent registered bonds hit a new low as $5,000 blocks traded at 94 1/4 on the New York Stock Exchange. Union Pacific chairman Robert Lovett released a statement denying director disagreements and noting plans for surplus funds avoid current action. Southern Pacific stock fell to yearly lows while railroad car demand rises and expected heavy shorting noted.
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Aliis-Chalmers
Pee Lerther
Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Brand Acy Joint
Chess Hike
Ee Bey
Cage
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Fetas
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Hans
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Renee Men
Missouri Pacific
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Mexico
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Western
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T. Louis
San Fran
San BB
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Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Souther Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
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Amalgamated Copper
Lehigh Valley
Amer. Agricultural
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Patrol
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Kan. & Tex
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Ice Securities
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New York Central
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Amer. Sugar Refining
Orfolk
Western BH
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American Eheult Eee
Stennee American Tobacco
Stennee American Tobacco Datmlareetna
Northern Pacific Oe
Anaconda Mining Co
Pacific Mail Ad
Atchigon
Pennsylvania
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People's Gas
Atlantic Coast
Lin Sabestea
Pitts
Baltimore & Onio
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Petrot Pullman
Ray Consolidated
Chesapeake & Ohi
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Rock Island Co
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Chl & Northwestern
Cole, Fuel & Iron
Seaboard Air Line T. Is
Consolidated Gas
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Sloas-Shef, S. & I
Delaware & Hudson
Southern” Pacific
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den. & R. G. Pic Teresott
Southern Ry.pftd
Distillers” Securities
Tig
Tennessee Copper
Texas & Pacific
Berleve
Winion Pacific
General Electric
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Alee
Great Northern
S. Rubber
Las
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Westinghous
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Ares
W. B. Tibbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Hibbs
United States
Robert 8. Lovett
Union Pacific Board
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Lovett
Washington Stock Exchange Sees Little Change In Activity
The Washington Stock Exchange session showed no development to explain the recent contraction in business. Buying was ample and prices held steady, with little willingness to push stocks higher. Washington Railway and Electric faced higher bids with no trades, while preferred remained around 9 1 2 percent and Washington Gas and Capital Traction were supported at 85 1 4 and 115. Merienthaler demand stayed good at 216 but unavailable except at higher prices. Bond trading was slow with scant demand, Capital Traction 5 trading at 106 1 2 and 1,600 worth at 106 5 8, and the quarterly dividend of 2 percent on Washington Loan and Trust announced.
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Traction R. R. Bs
Capital Traction
Wash, Ry. & Bilec
Mergenthaler Linotype
Georgetown Gas
Sey
Washington Gas
Railr Capital Traction Co
City and Suburban
Columbia 2d Mort
Columbia Railway
Metropolitan
Wash. Railway
Alex
Mount Vereine
Miscellas
Rous Unds
Potomac Electric Con. Mort
Potomac Electric Power Ist
Amer, Tel
Teleg
Tel
Washington Market Co
Riggs Realty
Folk and Co. Stearns
Washington G
Georgetown ‘Gas
American Tel
Meegenthaler Linotype
BREE
Greene-Canan National
Au Colimbia
WAT
Federal
Lincoln
Riggs
Trust Company
National Savings and Trus American Security and Temrant
Sien ‘Trust Company
Paved States Trust
Continental
Home Savings
East W
Arlington
Corcoran
Mer
National Union
Columbia Pie
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Loan and Trust
Oil Quotations and Credit Balances Reported
In Toledo on October 9 data show credit balances and shipments across cities including Wooster North Lima South Lims and Indiana. The figures list 250 runs 134131 average 193078 shipments 230843 and 13378 dollars with varied regional totals.
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City
Toledo
Ohio
Wooster
North Lima
South Lims
Indiana
Railroads Crippled by Hostile Policies Warn Bankers
New York bankers meeting in New York and Boston warn that railroad finance faces deep stress. They cite falling net income, rising operating costs, and a lack of new investment as evidence that Interstate Commerce Commission policy and legislative attitudes threaten U.S. railways. They call for capital to fund necessary improvements or risk eventual bankruptcy and possible government aid or ownership.
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Boston
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bankera
United States
Railway Business Association
Texas
Perta
Great Britain
Canada
Dominion
Men of Finance
Holland
Navy Seeks New Bids for Battleship Armor
Secretary Daniels, after rejecting bids from Carnegie Bethlehem and Midvale, gave the firms until Tuesday to submit supplemental competitive bids at reduced prices. He said subletting portions of contracts to other firms by the winner is not objected to, as Congress intent guides policy if terms with the three big steel firms fail. Attendees at the conference included Grace of Bethlehem, McLeod and Balsinger of Carnegie, and King and Petre of Midvale.
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Daniels
Carnegie
Bethlehem
Midvare Steel
Tueaday
Navy Department
Congress
United States
HE. G. Grace
Bethlehem Company
John McLeod
W. FR. Balsinger
Carnegie Company
G. B. King
A. Petre
Midvale Company
State May Buy Road From Union Turnpike Co
Rockville Md Oct 9 The good roads commission proposes to purchase 16 miles of Union Turnpike Company road from DC One to Olney about 12 miles and 4 miles of a branch for 18000 dollars. State will improve and maintain the route eliminating toll gates if the deal is accepted.
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Rockville
Union Turnpike Company
Good Roads Commission
Weller
Gov. Goldsborough
Good Roads , Commission
Turnpike Company
District of Columbia
Olney
Tolman Sentenced to Six Months for Usury Conviction
New York clerk testified Tolman charged 20 percent annual interest on a $10 loan for three months and was fined six months in the penitentiary. Tolman claimed to have run 40 to 50 loan offices across the United States as the commodities market items listed follow in a period-rusty shipment and prices section.
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New York
David H. Tolman
United States
Democrats Seek Strong Turnout in Local Election
ABHINGTON POST BUREAU Alexandria aims for a large vote on November 4 as Democrats rally to mobilize support despite no opposition candidates. City representation on state committees hinges on fall turnout, with Chairman Charles Bendheim calling a meeting to plan voter outreach.
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Alexandria
Abhington Post Bureau
Hing Street
Charles Bendheim
Democratic Committee
New York Grain and Philadelphia Markets Report
New York grain notes steady spot wheat with No 2 red at 98 cents, futures quiet awaiting government report. No 1 northern Duluth afloat at 97, December at 4 1/2. rye steady, export basis. Philadelphia markets show live poultry steady and dressed poultry steady, lightweights 14 to 16 cents.
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New York
Northern
Duluth
Bet
Xport
Philadelphia
Peace Pact Ends Dominican Civil War
American Minister James M. Sullivan secured a peace pact in Santo Domingo ending the Horacio Vazquez revolt against Provisional President Jose Bordas Valdez. U S policy now forbids force to settle disputes and commits to constitutional authority. Citizens are urged to rely on future elections and ballots, with the policy welcomed across parties.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
James M. Sullivan
Horado Vasquez
Jose Bordas Valdez
United States
Sullivan
Republic
New York Money Market Report From October
New York money market shows ruling rates, 3 percent close, commercial paper at 6 percent, government bonds steady, Mexican dollar at 60 percent, railroad bonds easy. Notes reference Times and TGs with exchange rates and 49 days maturity.
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Clostom
Tgs Times
Dmye St
Monthn Boy Prime Mercantile
Bt Hag Exchange
Femand
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Henry T. Offterdinger
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Albert S. Gatley
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Pierce
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Mary Anna Matthews
North Fairfax Street
P. P. Phillips
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Charles T Lindsey
Bridgewater
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Sisters of the Holy Cross
Gertrude Speizler
Washington Street
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Manhattan Life Insurance Co
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
William EB. Driver
Sullivan Warne
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Riggs National Bank
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Munsey Trust Company
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Munsey President
Columbia
Futcoward
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
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