Market tone better money firmer in Europe
Preliminary estimates show large loss of cash by the banks of New York and a wiped out reserve unless loans fall. Money rates across Europe hardened with expectations of higher Bank of England discount rates. London demand to buy American securities eased, while Tokyo and Caucasus troubles dampened mood. The bank statement due tomorrow may reveal a cash deficit of 7 to 8.5 million dollars, with tax and customs payments contributing to the drain. Bank reserves face pressure, but private call loan rates held high as investors chase gains in pooled stocks.
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New York
Washington Post
London
Tokyo
Caucasus
Paris
Europe
Jingland
South Africa
Sterling Exchange
Bank of England
Toamorrow
Lotasa
Wurove
New York Exchange
Union and
Southern Pacifics
Sparrow
Arsa
Bank Clearings Across Cities Show Varied Increases
Bradstreet reports week ended September 7 bank clearings in major cities with percent changes from last year. New York leads at 1.48 billion, up 4.4 percent. Chicago 176 million up 14.6. Philadelphia 720 million up 98.1. San Francisco 35 million with declines for some peers. totals for the United States about 32.21 billion, up 2.6 percent.
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Boston
Philadelphia
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Georesao
Pittsburg
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Unneinnett
Baltimore
Kansas City
New Orleans
Minneavollo
Geeraaze
Omaha
Providence
Los Angeles
Memphis
Richmond
Weanington
Atlanta
Nashville
Norfolk
Augusta
Birmingham
Knorville
Charleston
Chattanooga
Wheeling
W Va
Macon
Lexington
United States
New York Money Market Update
New York money market notes show on call rates around 8 percent, money for 90 days near 3 percent, and short term rates steady. Sterling exchange quotes fall within bankers bills and demand, with posted rates around 4.85 to 4.95. Government bonds remain steady while railroad bonds show irregular activity.
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New York
Frime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Ir.egular
Baltimore markets steady as grain prices hold firm
Baltimore markets report steady to firm trading across grains and commodities. Wheat holdings show mixed spot and futures with No 2 red Western pricing around 40 pence, while oats and corn stay firm on Southern samples. Butter cheese eggs and sugar also hold, with slight gains in fancy creams and large eggs amid unchanged butter and butterfat.
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Baltimore
Sept
Southern
Ang Sly
Tigh
Spot
bIadky Fontan
Boy Ashe
Ateamer
Wall Street Gossips on Union Pacific and Markets
The Washington Post reports Union Pacific showed strength selling about 130 in early trading aided by large inside interests and rising net earnings. Analysts foresee a period of backing and filling with possible sharp breaks as money tightens, while Canadian Pacific gains buoy trading and bankers warn of unfavorable bank statements ahead.
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Union Pacific
W. C. Stokes & Co
Morris Sternbach & Co
Moore & Schley
C. Minzeheimer & Co
J. H. Griesel & Co
London
St. Paul
Treasury
Canadian Pacific Report
Jefferson Levy
Canadian Pacific
Wall Street
Local financial dullness marks block exchange session
The Block Exchange yesterday saw little public enthusiasm as Greene Copper led with 500 shares at 245-8 and bids for more. Graphicophone preferred moved at 7-3 while common hovered around 4 3/4 ex dividend. Railroad stocks lagged with few sales and slight price recessions. Metropolitan Railroad A bonds traded at 1923-4, and a prearranged intra-board prank mixed with no recording. Bankers' Association planning meetings progress under Chairman Edson with committees busy and confident of a successful gathering.
New York Stock Market Mixed as Trading Ends
Closing prices show varied performance across stocks led by Amalgamated Copper and Amoco peers with cautious activity. Market notes highlight scarce high grade eggs and firm dairy pricing, while vegetable and fruit bids waver amid shifting demand and ample supply in New York and regional markets.
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aAdenis Express
Amalgamated Copper
Am, Car and Foundry
Car and Foundry
Pi Soy
American Cotton OM
American Cotton Oil
American Joe Hectiitiew
Amerivan
Ameren Leoon
Lidia Aim Biel
Plas
Aviadam
Ansounda
Atcdibor Se
Chesapeake and Onto
Chicago and Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Colorado Fuel and Tron
Colorado
Southern
Golo
South
Istrid
Colo
Consolidated Gas
Delaware
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Lack
Wistern
Denver
Rio Grand
Denver and
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Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Dilnots Central
International Paper International Paper
International Pulp
International Pump
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Kansas City Southern
Loutaville
Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Securities
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St. Louis
Egs
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Mimouri Pacific
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Western
Virginia
Southern Live
Southern Railway
Tennesaca Coal and Iron
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
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Agis
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Union Pacific
Chion Pacific
Odo
United States
Va -Caralina
Carolina
Wisconsin Central
Gamsona
W. . Hibbs
Tormatopa, Co
F Street
Aloes
Chicago Board of Trade
Western Burhada
Pulliaan Faloce
Ihabto Hives
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
Rother Goods
St Louis
Farzo Westinghouse Electric Western Union
National Land
Mesxico
Tennenses
North Caro- New York Central
Ontario
Iibsral
Norvilk and Weatern
Washington Stock F Exchange
Maryland
Wall Street Summary Shows Bonds Stocks and Banks
Market notes from New York and Washington list numerous bonds and equities including Metropolitan Railroad, Washington Railway and Electric, and various railroad bonds with prices and yields. Major banks and trust companies appear with stock quotes and certificates, followed by postal and currency reports and a final commentary from the Baltimore Herald on presidential policy and winter prospects.
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Washington Loan and Trust
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Bristol Gas and Electric
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United States Electric Light
United States Minetinc Light
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Washington Market Company
Potomac Electric Light
Norfolk
Washington
Rate Deposit and Trust Etocke
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Wrebington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Washington Safe Dapoait
Union Trust Company
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Union Sevinga Bank
Railroad stovke—Capital Traction
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Washington Railway and Electric Common
Bristol Gay and Beciric
National Bank
Bank of Washington
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Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanaton Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
Norfolk and
New York Cotton Market Sees Partial Rebound on Bull Support
New York cotton futures edged higher after a rough session as active buying and renewed bull support emerged. Traders cited Asheville convention sentiment and strong English spot activity, with declines in futures reversed and prices lifting from early lows amid mounting covering.
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Wheat and corn futures rally amid export demand and good weather
Market commentary shows wheat and corn advancing on export strength and favorable conditions. Prices closed higher with December wheat around 2.82 and corn firmer amid bullish export outlooks. receipts and deliveries varied across Minneapolis Duluth Chicago and New Orleans, while futures hovered near daily highs as traders anticipated further demand.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
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Chicago
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS REPORT FOR NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
Live stock markets show cow and bull prices higher in New York with steady veals and steady to slow lambs and mutton. Receipts include 9,936 cattle and 5,013 sheep with hogs at 10 to lie declines. Chicago reports mixed cattle, hogs rising, and sheep steady with lambs strong in spots.
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