Stock Market Marks Time Amid Erie Uncertainty
New York April 4 stock market shows little movement awaiting Erie settlement news. Traders expect no receiver ship, with some activity in notes maturing April 8 and slow liquidation in copper. United States Steel holds firm, while predictions point to professional sources driving recent selling. Idle freight cars drop slightly and bank cash gains are modest as March reports roll in.
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United States Steel
American Railway Association
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United States
Local bond activity and market notes feature Cincinnati line
Week shows Cincinnati Newport Covington Light and Traction active at fair prices while local munis lag. Banks report strong clearings in Cincinnati and Chicago and St Louis. New York exchange holds a premium. Gas and street railway stocks lead, with Procter Gamble and Philip Carey among notable issues.
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Procter & Gamble
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Newport & Covington Light and Traction
Gilbert Avenue
Eighth Street
Columbus
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New York Exchange
Ticker Talk Prices Steady in London Market for Americans
The London market for Americans remains quiet with prices unchanged. February shows an average net decrease of 22.08 percent across sixty roads, and an eight month drop of 9.57 percent. Banks rose by 10.214 million dollars while twelve industrials declined and twenty active railroads fell 0.67 percent. Regular dividend is declared on Great Northern preferred. Bull pools in the industrials are finding support.
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Yukon Gold Company
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New York Bond Sales Listings and Rates
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Col
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Israe
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Market Outlook Mixed as Erie Muddle Shrinks
Brokers report optimism that Erie financial trouble may be settled soon prompting a stock rally. Analysts note short selling and anticipated notes negotiations, with forecasts of further gains if a favorable resolution emerges. Several firms predict a Monday uptick and advise buying on minor dips amid expected market volatility.
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New York Clearing House banks show higher cash reserve surplus
The weekly statement reports a 28.52 percent actual reserve, with surplus totaling 40,690,300. Loans reach 1,180,378,700 and deposits 1,213,954,400, while United States deposits total 51,560,875 and reserves 344,178,900. Greater New York nonmembers hold 808,485,000 in deposits and 810,715,400 in loans.
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Imports and Exports at New York Port Week Summary
Imports of merchandise and dry goods valued at 12,764,719 for the week ending March 28. Imports of specie totaled 22,205 in silver and 485,200 in gold for the port of New York. Exports of specie included 48,205 in gold and 335,382 in silver for the week ending today.
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Aged Securities List From Fay & Egan and Related Bonds
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Twenty sixth annual Eagle Building Company meeting today
The twenty six annual Eagle Building Company meeting is set for this afternoon in Central Turner Hall. Morris M White of Fourth National Bank returns from Atlantic City.
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London Stock Exchange Week Ends With Weakness Across Markets
Trading on the London Stock Exchange remained dull with irregular foreign activity and broad declines in first-class securities. The week saw weakness driven by a large German loan and expectations of funds moving to new issues, copper and Erie railroad shares slipping, and money supply tight despite temporary ease from Treasury disbursements.
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Money markets and rates in New York and Boston report
New York April 4 money on call dull and easy sixty days three percent ninety days three and a half to four percent six months four percent prime mercantile paper four and one half to five percent sterling exchange steady bankers bills around 486.50 to 486.55 for demand sixty day bills 484.25 to 484.35 commercial bills 483 to 484 bar silver 55 in the market government and railroad bonds steady. Boston April 4 money call loans two to four percent time loans four to six percent.
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