Stoge Trend Upward Dull After Profit-Taking
Markets moved higher on Bank of England non- hike expectations and strong Northern stocks led by Canadian Pacific new high, while Erie declined on control news. British rate hold eased fears of a Treasury sale, with firm undertone across equities as rails eye Pacific expansion rumors at St Paul annual meeting.
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New York Market Reports Wheat and Corn Prices and Open Interest
NY stock market and grain notes show wheat receipts 41,000 bushels with spot firm at No 2 red 88 1 2 and No 2 red 89 1 2. positions range from May to December with mixed futures. Corn receipts 27,950 bushels and spot steady at No 2 yellow 61 1 4. oats receipts 219,400 bushels with spot mixed 26 to 32 pounds.
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Chicago grain rebounds as buyers lift futures May delivery leads
Active buying in Chicago grain lifts December futures with May delivery and a rise in prices. Strong cash wheat at centers spurs futures buying, while a government duty rumor triggers a late-market dip. Wheat and flour clearances reach 2,000 bushels. primary receipts total 1,014,000 bushels.
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New York Money Market Report
New York money on call 2 4 percent. firm, closing firmer with actual business in bankers' bills. Sterling exchange weak. demand rates around 4.6535 74 and 4.8276 for 10 day bills. Commercial bills 4.82. Government bonds heavy. Ballstrer bonds firm.
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Ballrord Bonds Firm
LOCAL BUTTER AND EGGS IN THE MARKET REPORT
Prices and receipts for butter and eggs are listed across regions including Southwestern Virginia and North Carolina. Notes on supply show market activity dull except for high grade stock, with several grade prices for creamery, dairy, and process products and a mention of a Fr Sample precvident of Sample's Ta ste liment Company.
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Wall Street Gossip on Stock Absorption and Rail Stocks
A Washington Fest dispatch explains strong investor absorption of securities by middle class Americans, the shift from dividends to earnings, and expected future bets on nondividend stocks like Southern Pacific and Erie. It notes Union Pacific and Louisville and Nashville earnings, potential dividend changes, and rail rate dynamics amid a looming coal supply and St Paul expansion.
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Southern Pacific
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Washington Railway securities surprise lift and stock shifts
In Washington Exchange notes three surprises with Washington hall per cent bonds selling, no trading in Washington Railway preferred or common stocks, and strong Union Trust stock demand at peak prices. Vendors pushed large blocks of 2 400 Washington Railways to 911 8, then 1s demand expanded to 67 600 shares amid brisk bidding and a single broker offering ample supply. Union Trust saw top quotes, with 22 shares at 138 and bids up to 140, while Merkantil Thaler advanced to 184. Arlington Fire Insurance Company touted as a 30 per share bid target with a 6 percent yield on 32 per share and an office-building asset.
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Union Savit Bond
Washington Stock Exchange closes with varied bids and bonds
The Washington Stock Exchange yesterday showed diverse quotes with bids on rail, gas, and electric issues. Notable entries include Metropolitan Railroad 5s at 117, Washington Gas certificates around 121, and several union trusts and insurance stocks posting fractional gains or steadies amid broad market activity.
Legal records and property transfers list from court and land ROW
The document records numerous probate actions and estate filings including wills admitted to probate for Anne M. Rorheater and Caroline A. Baker with bonds of 800 and 3200, letters testamentary granted to William Hochester, Martha Mageffin and others, plus orders in estates of Thoums S. Magoffin and Joseph J. Inelienburg. It also lists real estate conveyances in Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plains Brookland and other Northwest sections, with buyer and seller names, lot numbers, blocks, and nominal sums.
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New York Cotton Quiet Market Sees Subdued Day
The New York cotton market was quiet with only about 20 bales traded. Prices remained steady, midday gains partly erased by late trading as buyers hesitated but general sentiment held firm amid steady cables and observed spot demand.
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New York Produce Market Report and Prices
New York Sept 21 flour receipts 19 449 barrels firm with better demand for all grades. Butter easy street price around 10 331 and prices mixed. Beef and pork products steady to firm with western chickens alive firm and dressed steady. Cotton market liquid with easing tones.
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Live stock markets report mixed prices on Chicago and New York days
Chicago receipts show prime cattle steady and others weak with hogs down under pressure. Beef steers and cows traded variedly, veal and calves mixed. Sheep and lambs steady to firm in New York futures with modest gains listed for some categories. Pork and hogs in Chicago under pressure, with overall softer tone across multiple livestock groups.
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