Desultory Operations Mark Wall Street Trading Day
On March 6 the New York Stock Exchange saw tentative, desultory dealings with no major developments. Reading stood out as a strength while Western Maryland and a Texas line receivership weighed on the market. Currency gains and weaker grain exports contrasted with irregular bond activity and overall slow price movement.
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New York Stock Exchange
Commercial Tribune
New York
Stock Exchange
American stocks steady in London with parity hints
Copper stocks show heavy London activity as fresh liquidation hits Rio Tinto. Regular dividend declared on Railway Steel Springs common. Interboro to issue portions of 55 million bonds to meet obligations estimated at 25 million. Good demand for stocks in loan crowd. Seventeen roads for the fourth week in February report 31 percent average gross increase. Twelve industrial stocks up 10 percent and twenty active railroads up 11 percent.
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Interboro
Market Picks and Broker Outlook Amid Dull Trading
Brokers note bears may struggle to push prices down with large short interest. Some see rally potential if favorable news hits, while others expect gradual gains in good securities. Overall, market closed firm near day’s highs with steel stock at a yearly peak despite general dullness.
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W. BE. Hutton & Co
Mining stock list from Boston market shows varied daily changes
Boston mining stocks on March 6 report mixed results with many firms posting gains and losses. Notable movers include Calumet and Hecla at 580 and United States Ol at 94, while others like Quincy 80 and Tamarack 62 rise.
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Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly-West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
United Copper
United States Mining
United States Ol
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Greene Cananea
London Market Opens With Demand As Stocks Rally
London reports March 6 show money in good demand and easy discounts with trading on the Stock Exchange opening slightly low but rallying later. American shares lift after New York opens while Rio Tinto declines and Diamond shares weaken.
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London
Stock Exchange
New York
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
de Bees
Denver & Rio Grande
Miie
Do First
Do Securido
Grand Trunk
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Berlin
Paris
Exchange
Roberts, Hall & Criss
New York Stock Exchange
American Tobacco
Borden's
British Columbia
Butte Coalition Fae
Chicago Subway
Seeeetersesee
Dominion
Esseeeesas
Tonopah Pxt
Tee United Copper Co
Theweseeres
Daly-West
North Butte
Money Markets and Bonds Across New York and Boston
New York money on call at 1 to 2 percent with steady rates and firm demand. Sterling exchange heavy with bills quoted at 486.30 to 486.35 for demand. Government bonds easy, rail stocks uneven. Boston reports call loans 4 percent and time loans 5 to 6 percent with varied bond and stock quotes across utilities and industrials.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison Adj
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
N. Y
Union? Pacific
American
Chemical
American Sugar
American Woolen
Dominion Iron and Steel
Edison
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Machinery
United States Steel
Iewseese
Paris
Reich- Forte
Berlin
Sterling
Bia
Ask
Larences
London and New York Metals Markets Shift Amid Uncertainty
London tin futures dip below £130 while spot prices fall. copper and lead weaken in London and dull local markets reflect producer price tensions. Iron and spelter hold steady with mixed quotes in St Louis data showing Lena and spelter ranges.
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New York
London
Standard
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
ST. Louis
Dairy and Poultry Market Report from New York and Midwest
Butter and eggs show mixed movement with New York receipts at 3 937 packages and 17 792 cases respectively while cheese remains firm. Poultry demand steady with alive and dressed offerings in the Midwest and headlines from Kansas City and Chicago noting slight price shifts and stable dairy products.
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New York
Western Factory
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Chicago
Ass Dairy
New
New York Dry Goods Market Steady Amid Light Primary Trade
New York reports a steady dry goods market with light trade in the primary division and fair activity among jobbers. The local wool market remains quiet.
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New York
Election Items and Trades Highlight Local Scene
The Shoe and Father’s Club election occurs today on Main Street while visitors register at the Business Men’s Club, listing C Daugherty and others. Cincinnati Council U C T No 2 holds a meeting tonight. new members to be initiated and Grand Council plans discussed in Cleveland. Coal prices drop with favorable water levels. Nawah Jump and Youghiogheny prices set. A Gravity Labeling Machine Company forms in Columbus with $10,000 capital. Resolutions urge keeping Ft Thomas military post. Methodist Book Concern defense in Cincinnati. bureau changes in leadership noted.
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Cincinnati Council
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Grand Council
Cleveland
D. A. Keldy
Ardéodale
The
Gravity
Columbus
E. B. Hanna
F. D. Goodhue
J. M. Campbell
E. Reinkamp
J. Reynolds
Cincinnati
Cotton Market Mixed Signals From Government Report
National ginners bullish but market unchanged as traders anticipate a government report on the 20th. Officials expect a 11.3 to 11.5 reading. Local market opens steady down 2 to 3 points with traders buying on declines.
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W. E. Hutton & Co
John W. Ballmann
Cotton Market Mixed as New Orleans and Liverpool Reports Push Prices
Local bankers report quiet cotton trading with futures down after Liverpool advices. Spot sales total 2,700 bales with U S receipts 6,375, while American and Liverpool markets show mixed signals amid depressive trade and bearish weather.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
National
Kaocroder
RGF
Ereebeoe
Hester
Wales
New York Bond Sales Summary Amid Market Listings
Bond counts include B&O 4s, U.S. Steel 4s, Cuba 5s, and Japanese 4s with varied lots. Prices range around 9.9 to 10.6, with notable activity in city and corporate issues and multiple 2,000 to 37,000 share blocks. Trading posted by J Buddeke & Co. and month highlights show open March highs and lows.
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W. Eb, Hutton & Co
First National Bank
Bimn
Y. C
St. L
Ss— Eae
City
WN. YY
City T., Bt
Hira
N.Y
Ss. Ae
Weidsn
Eo IL
Rep
Cuba
Saat Sens
U. 8. Steel Sr
C. J. Buddeke & Co
Tinton
Oil market and prices in multiple U S ports March 6
Reported oil and turpentine activity across several ports with balances, receipts, shipments and current price levels. Wilmington notes spirits turpentine steady at 47 cents and rosin at 3.15, plus tar and crude turpentine figures. Toledo lists North Lima at 1.04 and South Lima Indiana at 9 cents.
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City
Charleston
Savannah
Wilmington
Toledo
North
Lima
South
Indiana
Wool market steady despite high sales in Boston letters
Boston reports wool market steady with large sales volume and active low grades. Shipments to March 4 totaled 2 968 515 pounds, compared with 84 205 303 pounds previously. receipts to March are 44 010 on the same period, while St Louis notes dull wool trade amid steady takings.
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Boston
York
ST. Louis
March
Lalla
Bea
Financial securities and bonds listed in market excerpt
A dense catalog of bank and trust company stocks and bonds, including American National Bank, First National, Columbus Bank & Savings, and various regional issuers. Entries show prices, par values, ex-dividend annotations, and miscellaneous notes for TRACTION, MORTAL, and other securities as of the period. Names include Bright’n Ger., Cit. Nat., Germania, and Dayton & M. among others.
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Globe Soap
Globe-Wer
Smith 'S
Brownell
Casey-H
Kroger Eeeweee - Stockyards
Cuyahoga
Ham
Imer Pr
Foulds M. M
Wurlitzer
Fleisch
Bank Stocks Atlas Neat
Cincinnati
Js J
Southern
Water Works
Southern Rv. Ter
Viaduct
J. D
Ean
A. Lescnenne
Hamilton County
Nds
Armory
Miami Bridge
Covington
Cr& F.W
Am. Nat
Gates Ba Hall
Cit
Gosmopolitan
Colum. Bank& Sav. Co
Prw
Or. Nat
Nor. Sav
B. T
Unity. Sav
Traction
Erie
Edg
Cattle Receipts Liberal and Markets Across Major Hubs
Cattle receipts Friday were liberal at 718 for the day and 3,654 for the week with 4,443 last week. Hog markets opened quiet due to weather but cleared later with prices down 10 cents at first, then firming. light hogs and pigs show varied declines. Sheep and lambs remained in good demand with strong or steady prices. regional reports include East Buffalo and Pittsburg markets with multiple weight classes and price ranges.
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Gamma Tribune
East Buffalo
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Chicago
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Sheen
New York
Liverpool
London Cables
London
Coal Market Faces April Shutdown Amid Sluggish Demand
The coal trade notes a likely partial April shutdown with minimal inquiry and few orders. Railroads stockpile with maximum contracts while factories risk plant closures. screenings are scarce due to high sulphur western stock. Idle cars rise, forcing a tighter car situation before April. Authopaque trade remains quiet as price cuts approach and independent operators anticipate April reductions.
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Sim
Markets in Cincinnati Report on Grain and Whisky Prices
Cincinnati March 6 reports show Minneapolis cash wheat firm with light receipts. Wheat and flour markets steady to firm. corn and rye offerings light with good demand for top grades. Whisky firm at 1.35 per gallon. oat, hay, and other grain prices listed with several sales and inspections noted.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
Fruit and Produce Prices From Local Market Listing
The ad lists apples at 3.00 per barrel, bananas from 1.75 to 1.00 per bunch, beets 1.50 per barrel, cranberries 4.00 per box, cabbage 1.15 per barrel, lemons 3.50 per box, Florida oranges 2.25 to 2.50 per box, home grown onions 0.85 to 0.90 each, potatoes 2.65 to 2.75 per barrel, rutabagas 1.15 per barrel, squash 2.00 per crate, Jersey sweet potatoes 5.00, and various pork and meat items with mixed pricing and unclear entries.
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Messina
Palermo
Florida
Jersey
Louisville Tobacco Market Report Shows Mixed Prices
Louisville market reports quality offerings with 1028 hogsheads listed across Burley and dark tobaccos. Sales detail prices at Louisville and Ninth Street warehouses include new Burley 7 to 16 dollars, new dark 3.90 to 10.75, with Missouri Burley shipment averaging 13.05.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Ninth Street
Missouri
People’s Warehouse
United Warehouse
Coffee Market Mixed on New York Futures Opening
The New York coffee market opened steady with a 5 point advance, reacting to brisk Brazilian arrivals and firm French cables. By close, the market was quiet with a 6 point gain, 11,500 bags traded, March at 5.8c and December at 6.10c, spot steady with Rio No 7 at 6 3-16c and Santos No 4 at 8 1/2c.
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New York
Rio
Santos
New York Mining Prices and Ticker Fragments
A fragmented New York mining list shows various company names and prices including Adams Con 6, Alice 15, Brunswick Con .10, Ontario 2.00, Ophir 2.10, Potosi Nevada .30, Leadville Con .065, Ironville Chief 05, and Small Hopes among others, with several entries cut or garbled. The text resembles a stock or commodity ticker snippet from a mining report.
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Adams
Alice
Breece
Brunswick
Comsome Tunnel
Con
Cal
Horn
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Gould Line
Texas
Pacific Coast
United States
George Eustis & Co
Mercantile Library
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Erie Com
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
Car & Foundrys
Am. Smelter
Ne - Ae
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Republic Steel
Wee Ry
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Steel Springs
Charles E. Bultman Company
Steel Common
Page & Hill
H. M. Beazell
Boston Mining
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Shoe and Father’ Club
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Business Men’s Club
C. Daugherty
Brooklyn
H. G.kelly
Atlanta, Ga
John ‘Morrow
Springfield
George S. Dean
New York City
M. C. Diets
Newark
N. J
Sunfmer
Kanawha
Youghiogheny
Cincinnati Traveling Men's Asociation
Palace Hotel
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Industrial Bureau
Cincinnati ‘Traveling Men’s Association
Cincinnati Traveling Men's Association
Cotton Letters
Manchester
Uplands
Gulf
New York Exchange
Boans
St, Louis
Cincinnati Street Railway
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cincinnati Gas
Lorain
Cleveland (O
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Street Ry
Morning Call
Gas and Electric
Gilbert Ave
Harrison Ave
Via
Dennison
Panama
Cincinnati Clearing House
Ask. Cin
Col. & Xenia
Little Miami
Cin. & Ham
Crete
Isea
Ohio Traction
St. Ry
Céium
Col. Ry
T. Rys
Scioto Valley
Industri
F. A
J. J
Newport
Teras
Bar
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Edigon
Telsas Ia
Cee. Ee
WOOL
Eotal Sales
Ae & L
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Ohio
We &S
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Pay&Eg. Com
Hoov-O-R
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Do Pr.a.&b
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U. 8. Lith
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Savings Department
German National Bank
Covington, Ky
James
Ernst
Hamilton
Vice Press
George BE. Engel
H. P. Colville
Asst
Do City
Columbus Gas and Fuel Company
G,. C. Scott
California
Timothy
Timotthy
D.s
Ed cl
Op Dbl
Japan
N. O
Atone
Ewe Eneeneee
Michae
Akron Crescent
Cleveland Diamond
Rough and Com
O. Ravenna
ST. Marys
Paldigig
Fianc
the Baldwin Company
W. 4Th St
HOTEL
Havlin
Louisville Tobacco
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