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... UNCERTAIN SESSION. Now York, Wednesday ifhe Stock Market to-day further foreign liquidation, together with the approaching Independence Day holidays, contributed to a dull and uncertain session. The opening was irregular. Low-priced rails showed increased heaviness ...
... Foreign Bond et is quite devoid of aWmation. aericans were hopeful in anticipation all Street being in a bull mood the Independence Day celebration, is expected that the new War Loan become popular investment in ica, and that the national stock will useful ...
... rather neglected. In the older market there was not much doing. Americans were quiet. Wall Street being closed account Independence Day. The Canadian Pacific traffic return did not help the Canadian market, the receipts showing a decrease of 884,000 dollars ...
... Philadelphia paper, giving a highly imaginary account visit of over two hundred Zeppelins to London on the 4th July. Being Independence Day, the editor appears to have risen magnificently to the occasion.. The old War Loan was fairly steady today at 92i- Russian ...
... AMERICAN MARKETS. HEAVY FOREIGN SELLING OF BONDS. New York, Friday All the American markets will be closed on Monday for the Independence Day celebrations. On the stock market to-day the weakness of Chicago, Milwaukees, and Rubber and other stocks was partly ...
... much disposition to enter into new commitments view of the holiday in Wall Street on Monday connection with the annual Independence Day celebration. T,he attendance in the House was smaller than usual, even for a Saturday. The golden summer weather induced ...
... DULNESS DUE TO COMING HOLIDAY. New Vork, Thursday again permeated the stock market tc-day, partly due to the approaching Independence Day holiday. The opening was heavy foreign liquidation and new developments, losses a point or more being recorded in Canadian ...
... fought about it. icksburg—The most notable siege of the American Civil war; invested on March 1863. and surrendered on independence Day—l3s days later. Metz—Surrendered Bazaiue on October 27, 1870, after a siege of seventy days. Strasburg—lnvested on August ...