Money Market Report and Bond News Across Markets
The Money Market shows easy funds with the clearing house rate at 2 percent and general time loans from 3 to 5 percent. New York exchanges rise year over year. government securities steady. bond offerings total 200 050 dollars. The market notes gains and losses for several rail and industrial stocks with mixed results and outlines major corporate indentures and reflect actions by Boston brokers.
Copper Crisis Debate Sparks Monopoly Charges in Paris Commons
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies debated the copper crisis with M Rouvier dismissing charges against the Rothschilds while M Laur urged strict monopoly law enforcement. The debate ended with a government backed move to determine responsible parties and ensure the law. Copper markets moved firm in London and New York as mediating actions continued.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Laur
M. Rouvier
Comptoir d’Escompte
Bank of France
Comptoir d’Escampte
Necesar
M. Thevenet
M. Lejeune
Panama Canal
Haute Banque
M. Millerand
Laur
M. Thomson
Chamber
Rio Tinto
London
Morrison, Kekemich & Co
Société Des Métaux
New York
The
Metal Exchange
Insurance and metal firm announce dividends
The North American Insurance Company declares a 3 percent dividend. Boston and Colorado Smelting Company reports a 2 percent quarterly dividend. The Bank of Paris declares a dividend of 49 francs.
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North American Insurance Company
Boston & Colorado Smelting Company
Bank of Paris
Copper Theft Report Details from March Lake
A report notes the theft of 25,000 pounds of copper from March Lake facilities at a rate of 15.80 per pound. Investigators are reviewing footage and tracking suspects connected to the metal theft operation.
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March Lake
New York Stock Market Ends Firm After Active Morning
In New York on March 21 money on call remained easy at 2, prime mercantile paper 44 6 percent. Sterling at 4.85 for sixty days and 4.88 on demand. Railroads quiet to fairly steady. active stocks rose early with St Paul and Cotton Oil leading, Manhattan and St Paul preferred strong. By 2 p.m. market active, closing firm and quiet with small gains. Railroad bonds $1.6 million sales. Chicago Gas firsts and Denver & Rio Grande notable contributors.
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Utah Southern Generals
Farnum, Reardon & Cosay
Orn
CS Williams & Co
St Louis
Financial Market Roundup from London Paris Columns
London stocks close quiet with Consols at 977-16, Atlantic & Great Western at 33 1/3, Mexican ordinary 4 1/2, Reading 22, Bank of England bullion withdrawal 118000 pounds. Paris share actions include Societes des Metaux at 30f and Bank of Paris dividend 40f. Banque Crédit Fonder weak. Bank of France weekly gold rise 1,025,000f and silver gain 4,425,000f.
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Erie
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Sociétés Des Métaux
Compair d’Escompte
Rio Tito
Bank of Paris
Crédit Fonder
Comptoir d'Escompte
Comptoir d’Escompte
Société Des Métaux
Rio Tinto
Bank of France
Market Fractions and Commodities in Quiet Trading
Wool remains quiet while leather and hides show mixed demand. Flour and corn are dull, oats quiet, rye flour slow, cornmeal firm and qameal in moderate demand. Butter cheese eggs and meats show varied activity. refined sugars and molasses stand out as active and firm.
Print Cloth Market Sails in Fall River Trade
Ten thousand pieces of print cloth sold today at four cents, nearly clearing the local market of spot goods. Contracts prices remain unchanged.
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Fall River
Gingham Market Holds Steady Amid Strike Uncertainty
New York March 21 The print cloth market shows no clear trend due to the Fall River strike. Spot prices stay largely nominal as buyers focus on an auction of 1500 cases of West Brooking hams. Auction prices opened around 6 1 4 cents, fluctuating with occasional lower figures. A snowstorm adds to quiet trade.
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New York
Fall River
Avent
Wool Market Steady with Quiet Demand and Sample Sendouts
The wool market shows no material change with quiet demand. More inquiry is noted and many sample bags are sent out. Purchasers show no desire to buy ahead, while some dealers offer slight concessions to close out.
Wool market reports widespread steady prices across regions
Wool markets show firm prices with tight supplies in Ohio Pennsylvania and Michigan. Antwerp wool sales open with good attendance and hardening prices as 2200 bales offered. Buenos Ayres and Montevideo sold in their markets with notable figures.
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Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
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