High Money a Check Jall Loans at 19 Per Cent
News from New York April 4 reports continued stock market weakness and high money rates as debt markets tighten. Anthracite talks between operators and labor unions spark speculation of revised wage proposals, while overall trading slows and lending costs rise to 1 1 2 percent before climbing further. The money squeeze prompts city borrowing and fears of broader financial strain, with some optimism in European markets and anticipated Bank of England rate moves.
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New York Bond Market Summary Fragments
Bond listings include American Tobacco 4 and 6s, Atlantic, Baltimore and Ohio, Central of Georgia series, Chesapeake and Ohio 4s, Chicago and Alton lines, Kansas and Texas, Missouri Kansas Texas, Northern Pacific, Pennsylvania, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific 48, and other railroad and international issues. The OCR shows varied denominations and certificates with numerous misreadings.
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Autchison General
Autchison Adjustimmt
jAtlantic Gongling
Haltimore
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Ohio
Tradeya Rapid Transit Canv Ruplex Ontrii
Georgia
Central of Georgia
Central of
Iyecago
Paurfie
MW. Ae
Nteage
Pacite RR
Col Gs. Ce
St Louis General
Colorada Industria ix
Orado Industrial
Alorads
Midland Ds
Colorado
Southert Vita
Weaver and
Rio Grande
Mhstiners' Securities
Une Prinr Besta Derle Generalis
Japan
Yepan Iys
Corrieates
National Railroad of Mexico
Consol
New York Central General
New Jersey Central General
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Weaterit
Oregon Short Lins
Fesnlvania Co
Geading Power
SF Qonis
Ton Mountain
UY Ri
Lewis
San Francisco
Fe Testern
Seaboard
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacfe
Southern Railway
Pacific
Toledo
St Louis and Westerns
Union Pacific
Union Prcirie
United States Strel
Wabarh
Western Marrian
Wheeling Lake
Wisconsin
Baltimore Market Report Notes Mixed Grain Bids and Egg Prices
The Baltimore market page shows steady to mixed quotes across grains and commodities. Wheat and corn firm values appear with April and May contracts noted, while rye and domestic receipts are listed alongside soybeans and corn types. Eggs traded steady with time-framed price points for large and medium sizes.
Wall Street Gossip on Dividends and Market Strains
Special to The Washington Post New York April 4 There was activity in Corn Products Refining as a 1 3 4 per cent initial dividend on preferred stock was expected on a 7 per cent basis. War issue demand loomed with anthracite miners waiving most demands for an eight hour day and wage gains. Call money rose to 1 per cent as loans were called, with rates seen easing later though not below 4 or 5 per cent. Kuhn Loeb Speyer & Co retired from Southern Pacific board a surprise shift, while the market showed stronger margins and abundant time money. Some Amalgamated Copper buyers expect a return to the 1899 dividend basis, arguing high metal prices justify it and signaling renewed control of the industry amid steadier conditions.
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Washington Post
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Kuhn, Loch & Co
al Speyer & Co
Southern Pacific Board of Directors
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Southern
Charles T. Tweed
Speyer & Co
Southern Pacific Board
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Adams Enpres
Louleville & Nashville
Clashalian
Anya
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Kansans
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Americ
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Noth
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Smeil, & Wehweson
Gmelt & Relig
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Anacorla Mieing Co
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Balliore & Cho. Jay
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New York Money Market Values and Rates Summary
The New York money market reports high rates with discounts at 19 percent and 64 riding rate. call loans steady at 15. closing bid 13 and offered at 7S. Sterling exchange heavy with balances in bankers' bills at 4.8520 for sight and 4.8240 for sixty days. Prime mercantile paper at 1 1/2 to 2 percent. commercial bills at 4 1/4 to 4 1/2 percent. Mexican dollars at 19 percent. government and railroad bonds steady.
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New York Produce Prices and Market Receipts, April 4
New York reports steady to firm tones across meats poultry and grains. Prices listed for produce including pork, flour, oil, sugar, and coffee with mixed but steady demand. receipts detailed for wheat, rice, molasses, hogs, and barrels.
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Stock Exchange Advances With Broad Buying Day
Yesterday proved one of the best for weeks with broad buying and cheap offerings. Bonds sold totaled 17900 while stocks moved 2570 shares, led by Washington Railway and Electric Company with prices rising to 87 7 8 amid strong demand. Metropolitan and other issues saw limited attention as market activity focused on rail and utility stocks.
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Washington Hallway and Electric Company
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Allington Insurance Company
Washington Ges
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Lanston
Graphophone Company
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Mergenthaler
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Philippine Land Purchase
Metropolitan Railroad
Metropolitan Hallroad
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacestix Aad Potomac
Washington Rarkway and Electric
Linstot Gay J
Windric
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Washtngean Gas Company
Washington Gas Company
United States Electro Light
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Fotomay Telephone
Washington Market Company Ist
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Potomac Electric Light
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Washington Soa and Trust
American’ Security and Trust
Union Frost Compan
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Ion Savings Bank
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Washington Railway and Jetectric
Washington Mallway and Electric
Cristal Gas and Electric
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Columbia
American
Lincoln
Rives
Warional
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Franklin
Metriamiitan
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Potomac
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National Union
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Columbia Title
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Georgetown Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Langston Monotype
Greene
Washington
Norfolk
Washington Steamboat
Realty Appraisal Agency Company
Mitchell Miining Company
Southern Public Service Corporation
Washington cattle market prices and notes
Cattle in light supply and firm. Calf market steady, choice lambs sought, undergrades desired. Quotations unchanged. Cattle prices per ewt range from 2.00 to 10.00 for various grades. hogs per cwt from 6.25 to 6.50 gross. Wool prices at 4.00 to 4.80. lambs spring choice 10 per pound. calves prime 7s per pound, grass calves 2 to 4 per pound. Sows prime 26 to 40 per head, common 20 to 30, old, dry 8 to 20 per head.
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New York Grain Prices and Receipts Report
NY grain market shows firmer tone amid rising futures on favorable cables and strong cash demand. Wheat receipts at 2,000 bushels with No. 2 red and No. 1 Northern futures moving higher. corn exports 5,976 bushels with spot firm on No. 2 yellow and white. oats receipts 91,500 bushels with mixed varieties trading at firmer quotes.
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Change in par value of American Graphophone stocks
Furnished by W B Hibbs & Co bant ers and brokers 1419 F street members New York Stock Exchange Washington Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade. Announcement was made of the change of the par value of American Graphophone stocks to 100.
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Railway Exchange
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North Fourth Street
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Washington Stock Exchange gains amid scarce offerings and steady demand
The Washington Stock Exchange shows mixed activity with gains in wheat and corn amidst limited offerings. Prices closed near highs as demand from shorts and commission houses supported a uptrend while receipts and weather influenced movement.
Cotton Market Active and Firm in New York Trade
New York cotton markets showed renewed activity and general firm tone on covering and ball support. Prices edged up modestly with May and July posting gains after early weakness, aided by Liverpool spot strength and rain-heavy reports from the Southwest. sales were estimated around 200,000 bales.
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F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Liverpool
Texas
New Orleans
Russian Loan Sparks Market Interest In Paris
In Paris, 4-negotiations grow as investors and bourse speculators bid for the Wey Russian Loan. Dealers offer a premium of 3 1/2 to 4 for subscriptions ahead of the issue date, signaling expectations of favorable terms to attract investors and restore Russia’s finances to former strength.
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Washington Produce Market Update
Market notes show slight supply increase yesterday with steady demand and generally unchanged quotations across vegetables and poultry. Live poultry arrivals rise with active demand. dressed poultry and meats hold firm. vegetables scarce in the South with firmer fruit prices amid steady to higher grain and produce quotes. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advert follows.
Iron Trade Review reports mixed coal and steel markets
The Iron Trade Review notes widespread coal supply with miners' strikes unlikely to disrupt much, though some box iron mills may halt for weeks. Pig iron demand grows with a 22,000 ton inquiry from Western interests, Inland Steel’s 50,000 ton basic sale cited, and malleable inquiries withdrawn due to prices. Rail market stays active with 60,000+ tons for March and railroads pushing track work and bridge projects. Live stock markets in New York and Chicago show mixed results on cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs amid varying receipts and price movements.
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Ayrn
Iron Trade Review
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Inland Steel’ Company
Chicago
Pere Marquette
American Bridge Company
Metal Market Report From New York and London Trade
The metal market shows a strong advance in London and a firm local market. London spot and futures rise with electrolytics and casting prices mixed. iron closes steady.
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Lake
Gog
Yandon
Standard Foundry
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Oil Quotations Reported in Toledo and Lima Markets
Oil price notes from Toledo and Lima list credits, balances, and shipments. North Lima and South Lima show 34 01 City Pa figures with averages around 70 and 12 890 in various shipment totals. Lima shipments near 61 397 with runs 46 703 and averages 68 245 and 26 795.
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