Lower at the close calls money takes tumble
The Washington Post reports a day of wider stock activity yet narrow, with calls for funds under 6 percent. London rates unlikely to rise, Berlin and Paris see discount shifts. Amalgamated Copper and various railroad stocks hit new highs before late gains fade, market driven by scalping and limited speculation.
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New York
Berlin
Paris
Amsterdam
London
Bank of England
Isast
Reichsbank
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Delaware and Hudson
Reading
Amalgamated
Amalgamated Company
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Brooklyn Rail Transit
Chicago
Sterling
Foreign Exchange
New York Stock Market Faces Gold Export Possibility
The market notes potential gold exports as exchange movements hint at earlier repayments from the Japanese loan. Northern Pacific shows a $1,896,921 surplus rise and 11.05 percent earnings amid $3,000,000 in improvements. Gransby operations report 429,185 in net profits and rising earnings since the fiscal year start. Economic activity boosts bankers and brokers observed by Hibbs & Co. in New York. Money on call steadies around 4 1/2 percent. sterling exchange remains strong with demand for bankers’ bills near 4.8625.
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Gransby
New York
Mercantile
Eterling Exchange
Philiz
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Beaton Stock Exchange
Boston Consolidated
Greene Consolidated
United Copper
Tennessee Copper
Guanajuato
Aes
Boston Exchange
J. J. Kemeny
Beave & Furs
Jenny S. Henprrson
Salisbury
N. C
Whitey Company
Yadkin River
North Carolina
George S. Whitney
Messrs. Whitney & Stephenson
Pittsbergh
Whitney
T. A. Gillespie
Geo. I. Whitney
Washington Railway stocks lead liquidation on strong market day
The stock exchange session showed renewed liquidation with Washington Railway stocks and bonds pressured by investors seeking best prices. Preferred shares traded near 92, common near 43, and bonds sold heavily while other issues like Greene Copper and Graphophone fluctuated. notable moves included Arlington Fire Insurance at 30 and Norfolk and Washington Steamboat near 30.
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Washington Railway
Milton &. Alles
Washington Gaslight Company
John C. Poor
Union Trust
National Capital Bank
Greene Copper
Pac
Arlington Fire Insurance
Norfolk
Washington iSteamboat
Washington Railway and Flettric Preferred
Washington Railway and Electric Common
National Safe Deposit
Union Trust Company
National Capital Barn
Arlington Piro Insurance
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Gas
District of Columbia
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Philippine Land Purchase
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Capita
Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railrosd
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia, and Potomace
Waallington , Railway and Electric
Bristol Gas, and Electric
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric
United States Hectric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Be
Washington Market Company
Potomac Electric Light
Norfolk and Washington
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and ‘Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Lincoln
Riggs
Franklin
Metripolitan
Corolan
Potomac
Arlington
National Union
Columbia
People's
Commercial
Colonial
Columbia Title
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac
Georgetown Gas
Lanston Monotype
Wheat market steady with firm spot prices and bull support
New York quotes show wheat at 96 000 bushels receipts with exports about 59.5 cents. No. 2 red firm at 91 5/8 cents to elevator, 92 cents fob. No. 1 Northern Duluth and Manitoba afloat at 94 1/2 cents. Market closed firmer on bullish Russian reports, light offerings, and ongoing bull support.
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Duluth
Ft. O
Manioba
Ife
Baltimore Markets Edge: Grains Hold Firm in Oct 17 Trade
Baltimore market digest shows firm wheat and corn with varied futures and spot levels. No. 2 red Western wheat trades around 84 81% to 87% across October to January, while October receipts top 9,000 bushels and 15,000 barrels of flour remain steady. Corn holds firm with October around 58% and January at 49%4, receipts exceed 27,000 bushels including new southern white and yellow varieties. White and mixed No. 2 white oats sell around 35 4% and 34 84% with large receipts. Rye, hay, cheese, sugar and grain freights remain steady.
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Adams Express
Am Gar and Foundry
American Express
American Ice Securities
Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Cost Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Ohla
Brooklyn Hapid Transit
Nti
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and
Alton
Chicago
Chicago Great Western
Northwestern
Chaz
MIL
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St Lowa
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Coclorado
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Celo
South
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Hudee
Del
Lock and Western
Denver
Rio Grande
Rio G
Erle
Atchison General
Atchison Adjustment
iMines Central
Comet Line
International Paper 100
Baltimore and
Ohio
Sis
Internatonal Paper Pf. Se Central of Georgia
Hye International Pump
Central of Georgia Ist Inc As
International Pump
Central of Georgia
Iowa Central
Chesapeake and
Kansas City Southern
Chicago and Alton
Durilgton
Quincy
Louie Mle
Nashville
Pacific
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Dsassi
Mexican Central
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Ny Minn
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Colorado and Southern 4S Co. Ptd
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Norfolk and Western
Japan
Pracee
Louisville and
Consol
People’s Gas
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St.Louis
Miesouri
Anead
Texas
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Us National Railroad of Mexico
Stig
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Republic Steel
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Oregon
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Pennsylvania
Reading
Sheffield Steel
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Consulee
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St. Louis
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R. H. Wright
Brock- Texas and Pacific
Toledo
At. Louis
Union Pacific
Dr. Agnew
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Stone & Pools
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Livestock Market Briefs From New York and Chicago
Receipts across cattle hogs sheep and lambs show steady to firm movements with price ranges. Cattle prices 3.15 to 5.00. hogs 4.25 to 5.25. sheep 5.00 to 5.40. lambs 4.75 to 5.40. calves steady. Exports today include 1,020 cattle and 1,041 sheep.
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New York
Breves
Pennsylvania
Chicago
New York Cotton Market Slips After Early Rally
New York cotton prices moved higher at opening on stronger cables but weakened later, closing down from session highs. Traders cited favorable Delta weather, forecasts of rain and cold in the Northwest, and Houston receipts as factors. About 400,000 bales were moved, with prices showing a net small rise early before retreating.
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New York
Oct. i
Delta
Emalier
Houston
Tgost
Huleventh
Real Estate Finance Focus in DC First Mortgage Security
The proposal highlights investment in District of Columbia real estate through first mortgages as the best security. It emphasizes QE money being invested to back these secured loans for stability and strong collateral.
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District of Columbia
Heishell & McLeran
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Wall Street Gossip on Delaware and Hudson Dividend Prospects
Special to The Washington Post reports that Delaware and Hudson may raise the dividend to 8 percent as it reaches new records. Analysts note potential bond exchanges to favor a higher payout while preserving credit strength, with context on Amalgamated and related issues, including Anaconda and Chicago Subway, alongside market mood and broker observations.
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New York
Delaware and
Hudson
Delaware
Hudson i
Treet
Delaware and Hudson
Chicago Subway
Washington Produce Market Receipts Light and Prices Firm
Market reports light receipts for nearby produce and eggs with firm demand on all arrivals. Poultry shows heavier supply but fair demand. spring chickens in good demand with a firm market. turkeys ducks and fowls improving. Vegetables fairly well supplied with fall potatoes active. apples and grapes in demand. Hood's Sarsaparilla promo appears among listings.
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Virginia
Southern
North Carolina
Tennessee
Sarre
Bartlett
Sheldon
Pasket
Grain market report from Chicago and Minneapolis
Market notes show revived Russian famine fears lifting wheat futures. December wheat up to about 85.5 with strong close. corn and oats firm on wet Western weather. Cocoa and beef prices cited, with receipts and restrictions noted alongside various bids and futures.
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