Market Reaction to Cotton Rush and Political Talk in New York
New York September 14 stock market rose then fell amid profit taking and outside buy orders. Political debate spurred caution as iron and steel reports warned against using markets for political aims. Cotton exports grew as British bankers resisted cotton bills of lading guarantees, risking a trade deadlock after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iron Trade Review
Kea
United States Steel Corporation
Knight, Yancey & Co
London
England
Eqable-Building
F Sk
Mergenehaler Linotype CO
Sophethier Re
Ledayg
Bocke
Fred'e J. Warburton
Wall Street Gossip Signals Prohibition Vote Edge
Wall Street activity spikes as Maine prohibition prospects revive. Canadian Pacific Railway reports show a gross rise of over 13 million with a 16.0 percent surplus on common stock, prompting Soo stock gains while American Linseed Company woes drag linseed securities. Western banking steadiness grows as farm mortgages ease from peak rates, with insurers and banks expanding lending as harvest prospects improve.
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Wall Street
Canadian Pacific Railway
Innet
Canadian Pacific
Toaing
Hales
Ailis-Chalmers
Ranges City
Southern
Amalgamated Copper
Kansas City
American
Agricultural
Lacleda Gan
Louisville
Nashville
American Can. Bull
Mackay Cos. Ie
wolAm Car Aera
Am, Car and Foundry Ptd
Uta Mingeapola
Bt. P
Ats
Missouri Pacific
National
Aim
St Am Smelt
Rys
American Steel Foundries
New York Central
American Suest Refining
N. Y
Norfolk and Western
American Pastatas
Anaconda. Mining Co
Pacific Ball
Atehison
Pittsburg Coal
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit A
Pullman Palace
Ae Pais
Railway Steel Spring
Gentral Leather
Ais
Reading
Central of
Chi
Western
St Land S. Fran
Chicago
Northwestern
St Ysoulr Southwestern
Paul Jaeg
St. Louis
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Southern Pacific
Colorado and Southern
Southern Railway
Consolidated Gax
Tennessee Copper
Delaware and Hudson
Texas and Pacific
Tal
St. L
West
Beaver and
Rio Grande
Den
Frio
Caten Paclite
Erie Ist
United States Realty
Erla
States Rubber We
United States
Great Northern
United States Steel Ptd
Alan Coppersen AE
Dinois Central
Carollna Chemical Bo
Metropolitan
Wabash
Metropolitan Td
International Harvester
ITM
Western Maryland
International Marine Pi
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
International Pump
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Ms Central
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Ibbs
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Tra
Washington Stock Exchange
Stock Market Narrow Yet Active Outlook Weeks Away
Trading remained restricted on the Stock Exchange with Capital Traction and Lanaton among the main movers. Washington Railway and Electric held steady in light business while bank stocks drew bids that failed to meet offers. Bankers and brokers eyed shifts in conditions within a week or two as notes on bank leadership and regional rail and chemical firms surfaced amid a mix of dividends and earnings data.
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Stock Exchange
Capital Traction Ie
Morganthaler
Lanaton
Washington Railway and Electric
New York
G. B. Chipman
Harriman & Co
A. G. Plant
A. G. Plant & Co
W. 3B. Hibbs
United States
National Bank
Murray
Capital Traction R. R. Hs
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston
Waah
Elec
Georgetown
Cort
Washington
Washington Cort
Capital ‘Traction Co
River R. Hy
City
Columbia Ry
jLolumbia Ry
Cenerroppitian i. Nh. Me
United Ate
Mr. Vernio
Power Consort
Power Co
Miner
C&p. Telephone
Colonial Head Co
Treasury
Emerson
Washington Market
National Banka
Washington Ry
Alex
Mt. Vernon
Norfolk
Abe Typh
Greene-Cananea
National
City National
Columbia
Farmers and Mechanics
Treasury Notes
Btocks
American Security and Trust
Hatton Savings and ‘Trust
Cdtates Trust Co
Adama Express
Home Savings Amecan Tobacco
Ray _Consolidated
Raph Ateam Pump Co
Wester
District of Columbia
New York Bond Market and Commodities Snapshot
New York and Chicago markets show Bond listings for many railroads and utilities with notes on Atlantic Copper and New Jersey Securities. Commodities, cattle, hogs, and grain prices move with receipts reported for New York and Chicago at mid September, including cattle veals and sheep lamp prices.
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Alite Coalmers
American Tobacco da Armour and Co
Atchison
Baltimora
Ohio
Baldacre
Orin Frarsitev
Georgia
Central Leather
Central & Tat
New Jersey
Chesapeake and
Oblo
Chasapecke
Chivaga
Ijon
Uiteaga
Hartington Rat
Quincy Jolie
Chicago
Purinaton
Gainey
Mibeanseo
Ublarge Rock Island
Paclic
Cage Hock Islanc
Pacthe
Coletude Industrial
Colorado Midland
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and
I Lucdson
Denver
de Grinde
Denver and
Rio Grande
Distillers
Erle Prior Len
Friegen
Erle
Eericg
General Electric
Tllinois Central Tat
Anterboranch-Metropolitan
Eean'ig Merchant Marine
Japan
Ibpage
Kansue City
Southern Bat
Lake Shore
Louisville
Nasville
Sassouri
Kazan
Texas
Hacourt
Kansas
Missouri Pacific
National Railways of Mexico
New York Central
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Bortolk and Western
Norfolk and Western Ev
Northern Facttie
Northern Pacife
Pennayivania
Yevnayivania
St Louis
San Francisco
Mt Louie
St Ennis Southwestern Con
St Touls
Meathowrd Air Line
Menthe Pacific Col
Southern Pacific Co
Routhern Pacify
Telet
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Vinton Panfle Co
Tnlon Pacifc
ES Steel
VirginiacCar Chemical
Wabew
Mary Kupd
Beeves
Cattis
Westhirhouse Electric Ev
Wiseoouth Centrals
New York Produce Prices Steady Across Commodities
New York markets report butter and cheese steady with receipts around 8,011 and 3,779 respectively. Flour and lard show easing prices, while coffee, cottonseed oil, sugar, and vegetables such as cabbages and potatoes also remain steady or unchanged amid varied regional receipts and trade activity.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Middle West
Continent
South America
Cordova
New York Cotton Quiet After Narrow Fluctuations
New York cotton prices showed little movement with quiet trading and minimal gains. Southern spot markets were mostly unchanged to slightly lower, Houston held firm, and the market anticipated showers in the Southwest while revised grade differences were left unchanged by the New York Cotton Exchange committee.
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New York
Houston
New York Cotton Exchange
The Metal Market From New York and London Trade
Market reports show copper dullness in New York and London with varied futures and spot prices. Arrivals and exports at the Customs House reach 11,696 for the month so far, while iron and oil districts report weighted balances, runs, and shipments across Cleveland Toledo and Lima regions.
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New York
London
Customs House
Lake
Cleveland
Ia Londo
Foundry Norterp
Foundry Southern
Foundry Soft
Big Chicago grain losses as exports lag and prices slide
A prominent speculator moved large wheat positions through commission houses. Bearish foreign news and weak cash markets pressured wheat and corn while oats held steady. Receipts and export totals to Britain showed a sharp decline from last year, signaling a broader market downturn.
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Chicago
Argentina
Winnipex
Mort
United States
Great Britain
Soroek Sei
New York
Duluth
Washington Cattle Market Sees Higher Prices
Cattle market trends show higher prices with veal calves active. Hog and lamb quotes listed by per cent and weight, noting specific figures. Thomas Grant, secretary of the Washington Chamber of Commerce, travels to Des Moines to seek the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners convention and the American Life Association meeting for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas Grant
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Des Moines
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Washington Toca
Grant
American Life Association
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Europe
Washington Post
Maine
American Linseed Company
NEW York Stock Market
Local Financial
Eldridge KE Jordan
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
Commercial National Bank
Jordan
Merchants and Mechanics Bank
Roanoke Veasley Railroad Company
E. W. Jones
Raleigh
N. C
Thelma
Virginia Bounary
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Walled Fruit Company
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Plate Glass and Casualty
THE
United States Treasury
Boston
Sept Atlantic
Boston and Corb
Copper
Butte Coalition
Centennial Copper Range
Bart Butte
Franklin Silhouz Consolidated Granby Consolidated
Greene-Cananea Mohawk - Ba
Nipissing
North Butts Shannon Tah Consolidated
Utah Copper Co
York
Tims
Prime Mereantite
Sterling Exchange
Bankers’ Billa
Produce
Eceipts
Rept
Mass
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Lota
Wilmington
Baltimore
Nee
Philadelphia
Brunswick
Thee
Memphis
Cincinnai
Little Rock
Ae Teeee
Louisville— & Finn
Consolidated
Gres
France
Toledo
Lima
Indiana
Washington Produce Market
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
Cheesh
New York State
New
California
Delaware
Niagara
Concord
Bartlett Pemper
Bush
Damgons
NEW York Grain
Washington Cattle Market
Riggs
PA. Ave
U. S. Treasury
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Northwert
Equitable Co-Operative Building
Omr
Michael G. Prairies
Julius
J. Peyser
Sen
Linas 2d
J. Fendall Cain
H. Owen Thompson
Wm. C. Worthington
Seventh Street
Irvin
West End
John D. Howard
Robt
E.briggs
Henry P. Blair
Fendaue Cain
Anthony T3aegler
William A. Gordon
Thomas P. Hickman
Li Jordan
al Tkins
McCormick
Peyser
Lester B. Platt
Bents
Art Sphich
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Zantainger
Pa. Ave. and
10Th St. N. W
N. W
George Howard
Charles E. Nyman
Clamborn
Frank Stetson
William D. Hoover
Woodbury
Blair
Frank W. Stone
National Savings and Trust Company Forty-Fourth Year’ Cor
15Th St
N. Y. Ave
Washingon Stock Exchangeem
York Stock Exchange
Chaczge Board of Trade
Hibbs
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F St. Nw
People's Drug Store
Brewster
Diplomata
Prise
McClellen & Whitmen
Willard &Torage
Lady
SUPREME COURT _OF THE
Matthias Schilling
Harry P. Anderson
Evelyn Tennison
Leah Anderson
Max B. Elwert
Theodora Elwert
Sarah A. Malach
Hertha Weniger
Theodore Schilling
Edward Schilling
Margaret Baumgartner
Jacob Schilling
Mary Decker
Kate Kruger
Heira
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Pont
Joe Barnard
WM. €. Taylor
Wills
Geo FE Sullivan
SUNG
D. C
WM. H. Baunders & CO
Floyd
E. Davis
Toy
Ia C
Frank, Rawlings CO
Atogtonire Insurance Company
National Loan & Investment Co
Itnompnon Blig
Ith St
Joan
Moore & Hill (Inc
G St. NW
Perse
Tiler & Rutherford (Incorporated
16Th St
Davis
S. Ww
Walter Az
Northwest
F. H. Smith Company
Ava Eee
Shade ‘Zis
Intint
Chandler Building
Fisk Elgin
Marvel CO
E. Zad St
O*donnell
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