Market swings and steel groups lift profit hopes
Reading the stock market showed anxious trading as United States Steel Preferred and the Pennsylvania Group led advance efforts while coal carriers moved, fueling a revival in the metal trades. Still, uncertainty persisted with rumors of a broader market shift and volatility in metropolitan traction and the money market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel
Pennsylvania Group
Neweek
Toe Stock Exchange
Aleo BeaArwrick
Sopenbregs
Sime
Bob
Anty
Aurir
Sym- Pall
NTT
Joe Otr
Rho
Ar & Y
Werk
Erie
EAS
Fim
Sasy
Wall Street Quotation Roundup and Market Totals
Closing sales show Westinghouse and Wisconsin Central among leaders with varied bids. The day includes New York Stock Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade, and Washington exchange listings, with bank clearings by city and ongoing bond and stock quotations across multiple railroads and utilities.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
New York
Pradstreet
Chicago
Doston
Iveragee
Philadelphia
St Louis
Plitaburg
Pen Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Leveland
Minneapolis
Detroit
Latineile
Omnda
Tool
Milwaukee
Providence
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Rt Paul
Denver
Memphis
Richand
Washington
Savannah
Wheeling
W Va
Jacksonville
Fla
Charleston
United States
New York Stock Hixchange
Chicago” Board
Wapkinmen Stock Exchange
Hicago Board of Trade
New York and Chicago markets show mixed wheat and cotton moves
Opened easy with declines in cotton and grains as weather notes and receipts influenced traders. Wall street reports and a tropical storm scare sparked brief buying, then prices drifted lower with notable activity from scalp buyers and large sellers ahead of government crop figures.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Cora
Proviyiang
Trecember
Beral
Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
New York Grain Market Report Slips Amid Heat Rise and Foreign Selling
New York receipts total 14 000 bushels with steady spot prices for No 3 red and nearby futures. Wheat declines temper after early strength as foreign selling and warmer weather weigh on bets. May and September closes show fractional losses. Corn receipts 22 375 bushels with option weakness linked to warm weather. oats totals 118 500 bushels with steady spot ranges and mixed varieties listed.
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New York
Westenra
Texas
Moxie
Galveston
Wetern
Norfolk
Baltimore
BO Boxton
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Savannah
New Orleans
Memphis
Stead
Augusta
Charlestan
Louisville
St Louis
Houston
York
Brunswick
Ana
Talis Bratos Hubree
Wiiminngton
Sato
Wyre Stennie
France
Continent
Weiss-Farg
Duluth
Manitoba
Steedier
Emall Western
Rio
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Jersey and Southern
Jersey
Liverpool
Steam, Inc
Live Stock Markets Throttle Chicago and New York Prices
Chicago cattle and hog markets show receipts around large herds with steady to mixed moves. Hogs soften slightly in Chicago while New York trades reveal firm native steers and varied cattle values. Calves and sheep copies vary with regional demand and shipment forecasts for cattle and beef products.
Washington Produce Market Prices and Varied Goods List
A market listing shows prices for vegetables fruits dairy and poultry from Washington. Items include potatoes sweet potatoes apples grapes cantaloupes watermelons butter various eggs and poultry with regional origins noted such as New York Virginia Maryland and North Carolina. The page ends with an unrelated note praising Parker's Ginger Tonic as a hair restorer.
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Virginia
New York State
D. H
Prars—Bartlett
Clapp
Maryland
Damgens
Rocky Ford
West Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Local Financial Gossip and Market Moves
Washington stocks showed irregular trends with notable shifts in Washington Railway and Electric and Norfolk and Washington Steamboat shares. Gas stock traded actively while Capital Traction slid, and Mer genthaler and Lanston Monotype stayed near recent levels amid a mixed day on the exchange.
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Capital Traction
Washington Gas
BroShy
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
American Security and Trust Company
Washington Railway and Electric, Preferred
Washington Stock Exchange
Columbia
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Wey City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomacos
The
Kington Railway and Electria Company
Washington Gas Company
Washington Gra Company
United Sates
Tites States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company Bratos
Union Trust and Storage
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Capital Traction Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Central
Citizens
Traders
Lincoln
Franklin
Metropolitan
Recrat
Potomac
Arlington
National Union
the Columbia
People’s
I Washington
iAmericat
Lanston Moenatyne
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Washington
Norfolk
Washington Steamboat
Maury Cove
Campam
fEx
Washington Railway
Norfolk and
Washington Railway and Electric
Anacostia
Potomac Railroads
Baltimore Markets Report on Grain and Provisions
Baltimore markets show dull receipts and stable prices across grains and dairy. Wheat oats corn rye butter eggs cheese and sugar all hold near prior levels with modest variation as shipments and on grade samples adjust.
Washington Livestock Prices Document Copy
Reported cattle hogs sheep and lambs pricing by weight and grade. Includes extra butcher common rough hogs calves cows prime medium grass and old and dry values with per head and per pound figures. Prices shown in dollars and cents for ewt and per pound.
Metal Market Mixed Activity Across London and Local торгов
London tin and copper edged higher with a thinner local rally while lead and spelter held steadier, iron and foundry quotes barely moved. Baltimore railroad stocks and Atlantic Coast Line also show minor shifts, and Providence Bulletin notes a winter program in New York for a school of philanthropy amid editorial humor from Milwaukee papers.
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New York
London
Spot
Lake
Iondon
Lomdong
Tron
Glasgow
Page
Middlesboro
Northern
Southern
Southern Softs
Providence Bulletin
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Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Wheeling and Lake “Erie
Wisconsin Central
Atchison General
Attchison
Pacific R. R
St. Louis
Consolidated Tobacco
Colorado and Southern
Colorado Fuel
de Denver
Rio Grande
le General
Art Worth
Denver City
Howking Valley
Nashville
Manhattan Cansol
Mexican Central
Wey Minn
Bae Auswouri
Kansas
Issa Kansas
National Railroad of Mexico
Consol
New York Central General
New Jerse
Central General
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Conso
Otyregon
Partic
Fenu
Vlania
Reading General
Lenis
Iron Mountain Consol
Leuis
San Francheco
Louis Southwestern
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Paefie
Ag Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
Toledo, St. Louis and Western
Union Panic
Union Backleconv
Alte Statee Steel 2d
Ste Wabash
Wheelnaz
Lake Erie
Bay Wisconsin Central
Indy
NEW York Stock Market
Anacostia and Potomac
Britain
Fay A
Great
Brit
Francé
Unis
West Indies
Florida
NEW York Grain
Washington Produce Market
Chesapeake
Mergenthaler
Minnesota
Washington Livestock
Metal Market
Baltimore Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line
Milwaukee News
Tom Watron
Jenifer Building
Belisine
Barnard & NK
Amerian Security and Trust Company of
District of Columbia
Tor
Yey Peewee
County of Washington
Charles R. Harban
Henry F. Blount
Ward Thoron
H. Hort
M Efailes
WM J. Flather
S. Burdrit
Daniel Frazer
Clarence F. Norment
W. Riley Deeble
National Metropolitan Bank
Washington, D. C
Securidiad
Ffor Clearing House
Niekecla
CBM
Total
Stohke
National Hank
United
Statea
Gales Moore
J. Gales Moord
Alfred B. Briggs
Southard Parker
Ing
Joy Edson
John B. Larner
W._H. MOSES J
Central National Bank
Washington City
Doga of Business
L. S
Bakers
Wis
Asicense
U. S
Dowplomary
Ruff
Ernest G. Thompson
Daniel Fraser
P. May
Edward Graves
INQ
Callahan
District
Tal Ro
Heiskelia & McLeran
Chicago News
Billy
Petey
Jimmy
Trifane
Blythe
Jack
Riggs National Bank
Agenias
U. 3
Benkera
Arthur T. Bride
D. Rittenhouse
Henry Hurt
Lincoln National Bank
LiapWrrins
Aton
Umbia
Jessie B. Wilson
J. B. Wilson
W. M. Hoffman
Tschiffely, JR
Floyd
Davis Andrew Archer
W. D. Pepelivan
National Safe Deposit and Trust Company
District of Calt
Arabia
Furnitur
Money Reserve II Bank
Bpecie
Gaplital
City of Washington
George Howard
Abdvanaries
Chas. C. Lamborn
Thomas R. Jones
William D. Hoover
Henry Orth
Edmonston
Thomas Brow
Geo. H. Plant
A. D
Bonda
I Capital
Francis Miller
Howard Moran
Notary
B. FP. Baul
J. Phill Herrmann
John B. Geier
John Shughrue
Anthony Guegler
John H. Ruppert
Hahn
Jes
Clarke
Carl Auerbach
James F. Shea
Brice J. Moses
B. H. Warner CO
F. Street Nw
Thos. J. Fisher & Co
Inc
F* St. N.W
G Street
N. W
T Am
New York Telephone
R. Lappin
Seventh St. N. W
Gev. F
Washington Loan & Trust Go
Cor
F Sts
John Joy Edeon
John A. Swope Ellis
Andrew Parker
Harry G Meem
Thomas Bradleyan
Sebeee Ea Nee
Treas JJ
Treas
Ee Ee Eee
E Insurance
Richard A. McCurdy
Thomas P. Morgan
Fat
Francia H. Smith
Pres
Alvin M. Lothrop
Yat Vo Pras
Quincy Smith
John B.sleman
D. Fulton Harris
Jackson H. Rajaton
Atty
I. G. Kimball
Union St Bond Bldg
Iings
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
157Th ST
New York Ave
CRAIN
Farry Commission Co
Chesley & Spence
Goforah Building
W.b.hibbs & CO
the National Metropolitan Bank
Washington, D
United States Depository
Grere Por Investments
B. Bates
Traders National Bank
Wa ST. and
PA. Ave
Commiss &O
National Loan and Investment Co
Necor
Treasury
Planos, &c
Potomac Guarantee Loan CO
F Street N. Ww
Atlantic Building
Capital Loan Co
Washington Mortgage Loan Co
Munee
Tolman
Roum
Corcoran Bildg
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
John Joy Edson
Fllis &Pe4r
Geo W. Casilear
Frank P.reeside
7Th, K, and
Masa. Ave
Avex
Mark Michael
Colbert Anthony Gaegier
John B Geter
Wiliam Hahn i
Hermann
Francia Miller
Wm. Miller Brice J. Moses
John Ho Ruppert
Henry Murray
BF Saul
James F Shea
Exchange Cable
General Banking
Lewis Johnson & CO
SUN
Messrs, Moore & Schlet