Aggressive Leaders Lift Stock Prices Substantially
A Commercial Tribune report from New York on March 11 describes a renewed aggressive leadership driving stock prices higher late last week and today. Short sellers covered, bulls gained, and investors anticipated rail rate and wage reforms, with Union Pacific leading the surge amid speculative dividend talk. The session ended weak with firm bonds and total par value sales around 2.896 million.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Ticker Talk Stocks and Bills Ahead in Week
American stocks in London trading heavy and below parity. Aldrich bill may pass Senate this week. Erie sold 1,000,000 of Lehigh Valley holdings. New York Central seeks 30,000 tons of steel rails. Reading bought 10,000 tons. Copper orders rise. Forty-two railroads show average gross decline of 5.75 percent for February. Union Switch and Signal declares regular dividends. Winter wheat belt reports ample moisture.
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Rafly
New York Central
Reading
Market Climb Tied to Freight Rate Rumors
After a weak start the market gained strength on rumors the president favored higher freight rates, aiding railroads. Trading on the advance was brisk, but profit-taking sales in the last half hour trimmed gains. Little news accompanied the sharp rise, leaving explanations scant.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
H. M. Beazell
Market outlook and broker quotes cited in commentary
A synthesis of broker notes suggests a likely rise in active shares of real merit as pessimism eases. Analysts claim selling has been heavy but natural, with bears exiting as buyers reenter. Sentiment improves with limited reaction to adverse news, though a setback may occur before additional gains.
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Charles E. Bultman Company
Page & Hill
Foreign Bourses Face Market Nervousness and Tax Impact
London notes tax collection tightens money supply while discounts firm. Trading shows nervousness over settlements and heavy Paris account realizations. Consols hold. industrials rise. Paris and Berlin markets close steadier to weaker with mixed bond and stock moves and updated discount rates.
Market Prices for Seeds and Forages Listed
A fragmented list shows seed prices with cash prices for March 11.25 and 11.95, April 11.80, October 7.75, Timothy prime 2.30, and Alsike prime 12. Prices appear as commodity quotes without broader context or accompanying details.
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Pate
Timothy
Alsike
Bond Market Brief From New York Issue
A compact market note from New York on bond sales by W. E. Hutton & Co. and First National Bank Building. Includes fragmented figures for Pacific Five Percent and Erie bonds, with partial pricing and volume hints.
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W. E. Hutton & Co
First National Bank
Assesso Tlgmo
Pac
Erie
Banquets Planned by City Clubs at Grand Hotel Tonight
The Italian Business Men's Club and the Cincinnati Carriage Club schedule banquets at the Grand Hotel tonight. James A. Carroll, 32, of 1034 Linn Street, died yesterday of heart trouble. he had served as messenger for the First National Bank since 1875.
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James A. Carrol
Linn Street
First National Bank
George Guckenberger
Atlas National Bank
Hamilton, C
Hamilton
Hamilton Clearing House
Money and bond market notes from New York and Boston
New York money on call 2 percent with a 2 percent ruling rate. time loans firmer at 3 to 4 percent. sterling exchange steady. Mexican dollars. government and railroad bonds listed. Boston money and bond notes show call loans at 4 percent, various railroad and utility stocks quoted, and several industrials with mixed prices including American Telephone and Electric and United States Steel.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Eet
Sterling Exchange Stea
Boston
Atchison Adj
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
N. Y
Union Pacific
American Ar . Chemical
American Pneumatic Tube
American Sugar
American Tel
Tel
American Colon
Dominion Iron and Steel
Edison Electric
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Machine
United States Steel
Turpentine and oil market notes from several cities
Wilmington reports spirits turpentine 48c with 75 casks receipts, rosin steady at 3.20 with 1,102 barrels, tar at 1.40, and crude turpentine steady. Oil City shows balances 1.78 with 93,760 barrels runs and other yearly averages. Savannah records firm spirits turpentine at 50c with 221 barrels on hand, rosin sales 838 barrels and varied prices for grades and products including window glass and water white. Rounding towns like Charleston and Toledo show minimal activity and steady or modest pricing across turpentine and resin markets.
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Wilmington
City
Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Charleston
Merchil
Savannah
Mareh
London and New York metals markets steady with minor changes
March 11 reports show tin steady to 10s lower in London with futures at £131 and £134. Copper unchanged in English market with spot £57 15s and futures £58 2s 6d, lake and electrolytic prices listed. Lead and spelter mostly unchanged in London and New York, iron market softens in England with standard foundry 46s 6d and Cleveland warrants 51s while No 1 foundry quotes around $18.00. In St Louis, lead at $3.60 and spelter at $4.60.
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New York
London
Ing
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
ST. Louis
Dry goods market shows quiet tone in New York trade
DRY GOODS, NEW YORK, March 11. The dry goods market rates are generally quiet with some activity in primary markets for domestic and gray cottons. Fancy shirtings see good business for next spring delivery. Slightly better in knit goods and underwear, slow in sample silks, but fair in novelties and specialties. The recovery from a month of dullness is becoming more pronounced though not near normal in most lines.
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New York
Coffee futures open quiet on featureless cables
New York March 11 coffee futures opened quiet with prices unchanged as near month liquidation pressured the market. Activity was thin with little support, closing dull and as much as 5 points lower. Trade reports show 10,000 bags sold with March at 5.85 cents, May 5.85, July 6.05, September 6.05 and December 6.15 cents. Spot steady with Rio No 7 at 68 16c to 6%c, Santos No 4 8 1/2c, Cordova quiet around 10 to 13c.
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New York
Rio No
Santos No
Cordova
New Orleans
Liverpool
China
Iboa
Sckwe
Siade
Liverpool Connection
Wales
Houston
Uplands
Gulf
Boston Mining Market Summary From Boston News
Boston reports mining stock quotes with numerous firms listed by percentage changes and prices. Included are Adventure 1 percent Allouez 2644 Amalgamated 52 percent Atlantic 9 percent and many others such as United Copper 47 percent Nevada 11 percent Butte Coalition 20 percent North Butte 50 percent Calumet and Arizona 101 percent and Arizona Commercial 17 percent.
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Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham &, Calumet
Centena
Copper Range
y-West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Usetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
United States Mining
United States Oil
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Calumet
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Greene Cananeasy
Berts
Hall & Criss
York Stock Exchange
Dominion
Senay
Eater Enewee - Oogeaee
Otis
Eievator Com
ly-Davis Sues
Adams Con and peers list prices and tickers
New York dispatch lists commodity shares and prices dated March 11 including Adams Con .05, Alice 1.80, Brunswick Con 10, Comstock Tunnel .2% Con, Cal, and, Va. .47, Horn Silver .90, Iron Silver 1.30, Leadville Con. Potosi .07, Savage 36, Sierra Nevada .34, Small Hopes .18, Standard .14.
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New York
Adams Con
Alice
Breece
Brunswick
Market reports show steady price gains and active bonds
Transactions were numerous on changes with prices generally firm. Cincinnati clearing house totals reached 3,739,400 while New York exchange carried a 25 cent premium. Call loans hovered around 5 percent as money moved more freely though banks held uninvested funds.
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Cincinnati
New York Exchange
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cincinnati Street Railway
Columbus Gas and
Procter & Gamble
Hamilton County
Gilbert Avenue
Cleveland
Dennison
Harrison Avenue Viaduct
Philip Carey
Traction and railroad bonds and stocks in 1900s market list
A detailed readable fragment lists numerous securities including traction stocks and railroad bonds with prices and percentages. Entries cover Ohio and New York firms with varied notes on dividends and denominations, naming providers like Det Elect, Southern Ohio, Norw Nat, and City Hall related institutions.
Cattle Receipts Light Rally as Cincinnati Prices Rebound
Cincinnati market reports light cattle receipts for Wednesday with three day total 2,224 vs 2,420 last week. Prices rose 10 to 15 cents per 100 pounds on better quality stock while common cattle and cows held steady. Hog and lamb markets also showed varied activity across regions including East Buffalo Pittsburg Chicago and New York with mixed price shifts and strong demand for packers and butchers in parts.
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Cincinnati Clearing House
London
Glasgow
Berlin
New York
Cincinnati
Ibs
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Chicago
Liverpool
London Cables
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Iron and Steel Trade Faces Slow Week
The Iron Age reports a barren week for iron and steel business with timid buying and few pig iron inquiries. Some rail and structural orders emerge, wire trade stays busy, sheet and tin plate sound steady, shipyards seek work, and cast iron pipe shows 50,000 tons potential tied to municipal bonds.
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York
The
Iron Age
Reading
New Haven
Providence
Louisville Tobacco Market Report March 11 Auction Totals
Louisville March 11 heavy offerings strong quality with total sales of 1 254 hogsheads including 1 141 hogsheads Burley 118 hogsheads dark Planters 130 hogsheads new Burley priced 30 to 17 50 Farmers 82 hogsheads new Burley 8 50 to 15 75 Home 52 hogsheads new Burley 7 80 to 16 Main Street 50 hogsheads new Burley 9 60 to 16 75 State 108 hogsheads new Burley 9 90 to 16 7 hogsheads new dark 5 50 to 10 60.
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George
Eustis
Co. Mercantile ‘Library
Becrieg
Big Wee Bor. T
Chicago Great Western
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Bom
Rescuer Nfoteg
Goaka PF Wits Havens Breavees
Great Nort Northerm
Ace
Ial
Interbote
Serene
Illinois
Kansas City
Soupee
Louisville & Nashville
Ois
Exican Central
Pme
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Pacific
Northwestern
Ashe
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
St. Paul
Ie Pacific
Southern Railroad
Texas” Pacific Sen
Toledo Bus. & Light
Eee
Union Pacific
Eeeabe Ae
Weteee
American Car & Fdy
Sovecbseses Sam
Colorado
Aenee
Ceeesvege Senessoses i
North America
Pacific Mail Ary
Sodoce
Republic Steel
Tennessee Co
United States Steel
Utah C
Virginia Chemica
Western Union Do
Westinghouse
Louisville
Burley
New Burley
Bodmann
Rice Market Shows Light Local Demand With Firm Atlantic Prices
Local demand for rice is light but offset by out of town orders keeping movement fair. Honduras mid grades scarce as buyers shift to Japan sorts. screenings in active demand and short supply favor Ya%c. Atlantic coast shows firm prices with good demand. New Orleans movement steady though light in large parcels. Interior Southwest Louisiana and Texas demand remains high while stocks shrink. Planting preparations begin with seed needs up. Abroad reports note active demand for cleaned rice and a harder tone. Talmage New Orleans reports receipts 1,597,600 sacks vs 1,608,125 last year. sales 1,260,115 pockets vs 1,335,567 last year. Carolina crop movement: receipts 21,458 bbls. sales 19,889 bbls.
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Honduras
Japan
South
Atlantic
New Orleans
Louisiana
Texas
Talmage
Charleston
Carolina
Cotton market slips as New York closes lower on mixed signals
Cotton trading across New Orleans and Liverpool shows a steady spot with mixed futures, as improved demand late in the day pushes spot prices up slightly while futures drift lower. Reports from New York and Liverpool hint at softer tones, with light receipts and varied weekly totals.
Tobacco market dull with heavy rejections and mixed bids
Yesterday tobacco offers showed a weak market with heavy rejections. Medium grades dominated, five warehouses counted 449 RAhds new and 58 hhds old. Transactions included varied prices from $5.55 to $18.75 across five buyers including Globe Farmers and Shippers Planters and others.
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Globe
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Ticker
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Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Milwaukee & St. Paul
de Beers
Denver & Rio Grande
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central
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Rand Mines
Southern Railway
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Southern Pacific Bay
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Amalgamated Copper
Exchange
le Boutillier & Simpson Company
Crop Reporting Board of
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Ohio House of Representatives
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North Fairmount Association
William F. Ray
Northside Association
Dudley C. Outcalt
George F. Herman
House
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George Dieterle
Alois Zeckendorf
Business Men’s Club
Freischmann
Griffith P. Griffith
Citizens’ National Bank
Briggs 8. Cunningham
Miami
Fla
Edward Goepper
Charles A. Hinsch
Fifth National
Stewart Shillito
Third National
Leopold Kleybolte
Western German Bank
M. BH. Ingall
Metals
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NEW York Mining
Peoria
Special Dispatch
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Cin
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Gag & Fuel
Gag & Electric
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Little Miami
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Philippine
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German’ National Bank
Covington, Ky
James C
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George E. Engel
HP. Colville
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Union Trust Building
Coseneedsese
Eaewewee
Kroger Grocery & Baking Co
Foulds Milling Company
Andrew Jergens Company
Philip Karey Manufacturing Co
Columbus Gas & Fuel Company
United States Telephone Co
Cuyahoga Telephone Company
Claude Ashbrook
Walnut Street
Cincinnati Gas
and Electric Company
Stoel
Investment Securities
Weil, Roth & CO
Union County
East Fourth Street
Phoenix Grain
Cincinnati, O
Fiano
Baldwin Company
4Th St
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Fleischmann Company
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