Market Opens Mixed as War Declaration Influences Trading
The opening session shows slight gains amid Italy’s war declaration and Turkey’s positions. U S credit capacity abroad appears favorable while European and Canadian stocks move on reassurances of continued foreign financing. Bond and stock markets feature notable activity in rails and tobacco securities, with some gains in early trading and cautious outlook for the day.
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Tolieco Securities
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Canadian Pacific
Standard Railroad
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New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Wall Street Gossip on Erie Loan Talks Abroad
A Washington Post telegraph item reports Erie negotiations in London for a 4.5 million dollar note issue. The note would fund abroad spending amid talk of a broader railroad loan plan tied to President Vander and readjustment progress. Details mention wage levels, freight car orders, and bondholder responses, with mixed views on expenses and future financing.
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Washington Post
New York
Erie
Tondon
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Washington Stock Exchange cattle and hog receipts report
Market reports show cattle receipts near 19000 to 21000 with varying weight classes and steady to up trends for certain categories. Sheep and lamb markets mixed with modest gains in some grades. hog receipts around 1700 with steady to firm prices noted for dressed and live hogs.
New York Money Market Steady Rates Amid Weak Bankers Bills
New York money market shows call steady around 4 percent with rate at 7 and closing bids near 4 percent. Time loans steady near 2 percent, prime rate unchanged as bankers bills soften. Exchange weak with bankers imports at 40 for day and at 4.25 for demand. Silver at 52. West Canadian dollars seek safety as government bonds hold firm and railroads remain steady.
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Monson
Actnad
Steedy Railroad
Washington Stock Exchange Quiet Week Amid Mixed Prices
The week closed with light trading on the Washington Stock Exchange, mostly odd lots at familiar levels. Mergenthaler rose slightly to 224 1/2 with steady action. Washington Virginia common traded around 17 1/2, and postal savings bonds drew growing interest as the market eyed future supply and rates.
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Commercial National Bank
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Washington Postal Sayings
Washington Produce Market Quotations Wholesale Prices
A Washington produce market listing wholesale fruit and vegetable prices for Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee, and nearby regions. Items include eggs, butter, cheese, poultry, potatoes, onions, peppers, lettuce, tomatoes, cantaloupes, apples, grapes, pears, peaches, and more with per unit or per crate figures. Specifics show regional availability and price ranges for farm products and dairy items.
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Colorado
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Northwestern Bottling Company bankruptcy petition filed in New York
A bankruptcy petition was filed yesterday against Northwestern Bottling Company of 1601 Fifth Street Northwest by alleged creditors led by Patrick Voran Samuel Rawh Hang Hilton Loughian and Drury Lucas Loving serves as attorney Andrew Back From Europe resumes duties at the Treasury Department The report also covers August trade figures showing rising exports and falling imports for the eight months amid bank supervision talks in Washington with a six banker committee and local clearinghouse representatives.
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Southern Railway
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Northwestern Bottling Company
Fifth Street
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Lnron Trust Company
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Bank of Comerce and Pensacolas
Houston
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Memphis
Hull
Britain
France
Continent
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Japan
Mealco
Daily Cotton Market Sees Nervous Trading Ahead of Reports
New York traders faced irregular sessions with an early dip followed by a rally, then a late decline leaving a net loss of 6 to 7 points. Near-term fresh buying cooled ahead of Monday government reports, while Europe’s unsettled stance and violence abroad dampened outlooks. Despite weakness inland, spinners reportedly bought cotton on the decline below 10 1/2 cents as ships and markets weigh ongoing labor and political tensions.
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Europe
Turkey
Italy
Buying and manufacturing trends in early September market report
New York reports mixed industrial activity with cautious buying across iron and steel, cotton goods, prints, and woolens. Demand remains pressurized by cautious credit and curtailed production, while footwear and leather trades show modest orders. Bradstreets notes 248 business failures for the week ending Sept 28, up from prior periods.
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Bessemer Rails
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Bradstreets Review
New York Produce Market Receipts Sept 29 Highlights
Market notes show butter creamery firsts 2433 2615 and steady cheese with receipts 3448. Poultry remains steady with Western spring chickens 24 cents and fowls 14 cents, turkeys 12 to 19 cents dressed. Coffee, flour, rye, and other staples listed with mixed steady to firm trends across meats, lard, and potatoes.
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Long Island
Philadelphia
Evira
Pennsylvania
Baltimore Markets Overview Shows Steady Grain and Dairy Quotes
The Baltimore market page lists July wheat at 83 percent consignment, corn futures at 7, oats steady, and western domestic oats at 101 19. Dairy and butter quotes include creamery fancy at 28 92 87, Maryland Pennsylvania dairy prints at 17 percent, and butter at 21 22. Poultry and eggs show active prices for chickens, roosters, ducks, pigeons, and guinea fowl. A line notes Southern Railway directors declaring a 1 percent dividend on preferred stock for an unspecified half year period.
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Record price for dark tobacco at Linchig auction
At Linchig Virginia on September 9 a lot of 47 pounds of dark tobacco sold for 639 1 hundred, a new local record surpassing last year's 170. Amid mixed market news from New York futures, frost fears eased, and wheat, corn, and barley prices drifted with small gains and quiet activity across the buffalo region.
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Chicago grain market shifts on war news and drought fears
Wheat rose as traders priced war news and potential political disruption across Europe. Prices for barley, corn, oats, pork, lard, and ribs fluctuated with heavy activity and a nervous mood at the close.
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Copper and metals market steadies amid quiet trading
The metal market report shows copper and related metals trading quietly in New York with spot and futures quotes mixed. Wares such as iron and lead show subdued activity while warrants and casting materials remain steady, reflecting a cautious market mood and limited price movement.
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Sewark
Roy Funtom
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Horses and Vehicles for Sale in Washington Offerings
Antiquated notice lists second hand carriages harnesses and mobile robes at a quarter price. Multiple horse drawn wagons phaetons buggies and landaus in various styles with prices ranging from a few dollars to $56. Also advertised are coach harnesses saddles bridles trays and related equestrian gear offered by Fryhoune and partners. stock emphasizes wealth and up to date quality.
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United States Marshal Sale Notice Involving Lacey and Lo
A public auction will be held to satisfy a court-ordered lien on property seized by the United States Marshal. Items include household appliances and tools such as gas ranges, lights, mirrors, lathes, safes, electric blades, and hardware, listed as part of the levy. The sale occurs at 10 o clock, October 6, at the specified press location, with cash payment required.
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