Money Market Tug of War Favors Stocks and Cotton Deliveries
New York September 29. Money at 6 to 7 per cent supported a firm but dull stock market as cotton brokers’ notices to deliver about 130000 bales next Monday raised potential cash demands. Sow to week end bank losses range 6 to 8 million, and Rail stock gains led by Reading Railway Steel Springs Amalgamated Copper American Woolen and Rubber Goods. Wabash and Erie funds tie up control talk, while gold import hopes hinge on London rates.
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Washington Post
New York
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Wen
Bank of England
London
Sterling Exchange
Reading
Reading Company
Railway Steel Springs Company
Industral
Raiway Steel Springs
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Erie Railroad
Erie
Ramsey
Adem Expresa
Amalgamated Copper Am
Car and Foundry
Garand Foundry
American Cotton
American Express
American
American Locomotive
Suralting
Refi'g
Certit
Southern Railway
Usconda Mining Co
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Atonts
Texas and
Padle
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Creene Copper
Union ‘Trust Company
Greene Copper
Ch Teng Termang Rans
St Louis
Colorado Fuel
Colw
South
Ge Gage
Peaterday
Com Prada
Pido District of Columbia
Lands
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Sorel
Capital Traction Railroad
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Metropolitan Mailroad
Distillers
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Karin
Metropolitan Railroad
Colorado and
Bouthero
Washington Railway and Electric
Columbia Railroad
Hocking Wall
International Paper
International Pump
International Pump Pia
Iowa Central
Towa Central
City and Suburban Railroad
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Kansas City Southern Ee Company
Hanes Cy ‘Gauetery Bie
United States Electric Light Debenture Tm
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company
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Washington Steamboat
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Bristol Gas and Electric
National Bank atacka—Commercial
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan Citizens
Central
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Second
Columbia
Capital
Frente
Lincoln
Riggs
Chesapeake
Republic Steel
Potomac
Rock Teland Co
Rock Island Co
Georgetown
Runpee Foods Pita
Mergenthaler Lin
United States Express
United States Realty
United States Rubber
Arya Ban
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United States Steel
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Va. -Carolina Chemical
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Washington Railway and Electric Commun
Chicago
Mil and
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Wabash
Yeabash
Wells-Fargo
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Bank Clearings Across Cities for Week End Sept 28 185
Bradstreet reports bank clearings in major cities with year over year changes for the week ending September 28. New York leads at 1.1106 billion with 31.6 percent rise. Chicago 196.6 million up 20.1 percent. Philadelphia 140.17 million up 85.4. Boston about 48.6 million down 22. St Louis 48.6 million up - plus numerous cities showing gains and declines, totaling 2.5896 billion in the United States with outside New York 928.97 million up 26.1 percent. Also a testimonial for Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder from Charles O. Brown of Duluth Minn. mentioning relief within minutes and urging purchase from local dealers.
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Bradstreet
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Chicago
Phladelphia
Ay Louis
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San Francisco
Cheinnati
Fulllimore
Cncrease
Kathas City
New Orleans
Mineapolia
Praylurnia
Angeles
Increaae
Indianapols
Birmingham
Arbatua
S.C
Wheeling
W. Va
Macon
United Stats
Charles O. Brown
Duluth Minn
Pa. Ave
Wall Street Gossip Conflicting Bets For Rail Stocks
Special to The Washington Fest reports predictions of Baltimore and Ohio crossing Reading by year end and stock bets on Union Pacific Reading St Paul and Southern Pacific. Traders debate merger odds and possible bond issues while earnings optimism and dividend prospects drive bullish talk on several rail names.
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Southern Pacific
New York Stock Market Closing Quotation Summary
The day’s closing quotes show widespread activity on the New York Stock Exchange with numerous issues traded. Notable entries include Washington Railway and Electric common and preferred, Norfolk and Washington Steamboat, and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone among many others. Total sales reached 520,600 shares with broad participation across rails, utilities, and industrials.
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W.B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Chicage Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Daily cotton market and railroad bond notes
A terse bulletin lists various railroad bonds and cotton market items. Seaboard Air Line 42, Southern Pacific 4s, Southern Railway Texas and Pacific late, Toledo St Louis and Western 4s, Union Pacific 4s, and other listed securities appear alongside references to a tenant dispossessed and remedies from Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs, with druggists noted.
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Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
St. Louis and Western
Union Pacific
United Bnited Lions
Wabash
Wabash Debi Western
Wheeling
Wisconsin
Wheat market slides on heavy selling and weak close
New York grain reports a broad wheat slump with heavy long account selling and favorable weather. Prices fell across contracts while corn and oats show a softer, quieter session with mixed receipts and elevator firming trends.
Unusual Gallery at Stock Exchange Meeting Promises Trading
A crowded Stock Exchange meeting yesterday showcased strong interest in Greene Copper and Washington Railway preferred stocks. Trades dominated by local buyers, with notable activity in District of Columbia bonds and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, while Boston market share grows.
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Stock Exchange
Greene
Washington Hallway
Uvot
Mergenthaler
Boston Stock Board
Boston
Bankers' Association
J. Selwin Tait
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
New York Cotton Market Sees Nervous Activity and Notices
New York cotton trading remained active and nervous as notices on October contracts surged to about 120000 bales. Early gains faded into a late-day drop with a net loss of about 11 points, while December and January faced declines and later months rose on steady cabin signals. Sales reached roughly 600000 bales amid varied reactions to notices, weather, and crop expectations. crop condition was estimated around 65.5 percent versus prior months.
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Wallich
Otober
Wall Streat
Wheat and grain markets mixed amid receipts and exports
December wheat weak to start and closed near day lows as signs of good seeding progress and strong Northwest movement dampened sentiment. Corn and oats eased with lower cash values while provisions and butter cheese markets held steady to easy. Receipts and exports from Chicago Minneapolis and New York influenced price directions across wheat corn and livestock sectors.
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Hibbs & Co
Bankere and Brokers
F Street
New York
Hxelidhde
Washington
Rive Baehange
Bad
Shaw
Pravisigna
Lnc
Northwest
Ono
Neuton
Kansas City
8 Inc
Bradstrest’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Marderneaullers
Live Stock Markets in New York Sept 18 Receipts Dwindle
Livestock prices fall across categories with steers down 10 to 15 cents, native steers around 3.75 to 4.15, western steers near 7.80, cows 1.40 to 3.15 per hundredweight. Liverpool quotes live cattle at 1 17e per pound dressed, refrigerators lower by fractions. Exports today total 4,250 quarters. Washington’s Favorite Newspaper.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
New York State
Western
Burbank
Maryland
Joosa
New York
Tra Creamery
Liverpool
London Cables
Sunday Post
Washington
Hectic livestock market data and Hes ter cotton report
Beef and veal values dominate a crowded trade page with cattle receipts and varied prices, followed by Hester's cotton report. The cotton section notes weekly movement, ports, inland stocks, and mill takings, comparing current figures with last year and the year before.
Baltimore Markets Report Quiet With Mixed Grain Movements
Baltimore markets show steadiness across grains and staples. Wheat and corn price readings drift with spot and future tones, while oats rye and butter hold steady as receipts and exports detail activity for the period ending September 28.
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Baltimore
Passport protest blocked over Jewish designation
The State Department refused Dr Gotthard Deutsch’s request to forward his protest to the Russian Embassy about the passport wording labeling him a Jew. Acting Secretary A A Adec advised against transmitting the protest, noting Russia bans Hebrews except by special permission. Deutsch intended to travel to Russia again.
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Deutsch
Washington Post
Cincinnati
Onin
Gotthard Deutsch
Union Hebrew College
Russia
A. A. Adec
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