Last Hour Stock Rally Nudges Market From Year Low
Activity in the final thirty minutes saved the New York stock market from a new yearly low after a dull morning. Third Avenue Railroad rose on reports of improved affairs and possible abolition of the passenger transfer system. Canadian Pacific also firmed as late trading picked up with gains of one to two points overall.
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Capital Traction Stocks Put Up Mixed Prices at WSE
Washington Stock Exchange session shows Capital Traction 5s at 110 percent for $500, with issues 19 at 122 percent, 10 at 122 percent, 20 at 121 percent, and 5 at 122 percent in regular sales.
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New York Cotton and Markets Report April 7 1924
New York cotton and commodity prices listed for April 7 1924 show bid offers and classifications for cattle hogs sheep lambs calves and cows with prices per hundredweight and per pound. Money market rates banks and mercantile paper are noted with exchange rates and government bonds reported as steady.
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London stock exchange may suspend on Good Friday and Easter
A speculative group urged governors to close the stock exchange on Good Friday and Easter Saturday to ease the trading monotony. Traders await Erle matter, exchange closure decision, and a government crop report. Territorial securities and possible collateral lists draw interest amid freight rate hopes and Harriman line results.
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Washington Stock Exchange Quiet Amid Mixed Advances
Local financial notes report modest activity at the Stork Exchange with Washington Railway and Electric common rising to 36 while offerings eased from 291-2. Preferred stock climbed to 75 with 200 shares traded. Lanston set a trade record at 8, others bid 7 3-4 to 8. Capital Traction showed limited but steady demand. George F. Lord, Boston Stock Exchange secretary, visits Washington praising growth and new banking structures.
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Washington Market Prices and Berlin Futures News
Washington produce market listings show wholesale quotes for eggs butter cheese live and dressed poultry meats vegetables and fruits with varied regional price ranges. The Berlin Reichstag passed a second reading of the boerre law abolishing the boerse register and restoring future trading in mining and industrial stocks.
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Columbia Struck by Storm on Voyage to New York
The Anchor Line steamer Columbia, arriving from Glasgow, reported ten days of stormy seas. A strong scomber struck her starboard side last Friday evening, flooding the baggage room and smashing four ventilators. Wireless warnings indicated two icebergs in the steamship lane as Captain Wadsworth steered to avoid collision near the Newfoundland banks.
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North Washington club backs Rhode Island tri parkway plan
At a Monday meeting in the Church of the Advent the North Washington Citizens Association approved sending a Senate petition to convert the triangle at Rhode Island avenue Second and T streets into a public parkway. A concrete sidewalk along the area was also proposed after a residents’ canvass.
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British foreign trade declines in March report
London April 7 the March statement of the Board of Trade shows a decrease of 328 125 000 in imports and 3 148 000 in exports. Principal declines occur in wool 375 400 and cotton 17 590 000 including 12 500 000 from the United States. Main drop in exports is 5 000 000 in manufactured goods.
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New York Produce Market Summary and Wheat Prices
New York April market report shows mixed commodity activity across poultry, eggs, flour, and fibers with steady to firm receipts and declines in wheat futures. Key details note No 2 red and No 2 hard winter prices, spot wheat softens, and regional oats and flax trade activity reflect broader farm commodity movements.
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Live Stock Markets Open With Steady Tone Across Regions
New York reports light Beeves receipts 1,754 with steady sentiment, Calves 3,175 down slightly, Lambs and Sheep 1,620 mixed with dull market. Hogs 4,493 steady with state quotes 6.66 to 6.65, Virginia pigs 9.25. Chicago cattle receipts about 2,500 steady, hogs about 10,000 with mixed prices. western Bonanza markets show slight declines and broad activity across cattle, hogs and sheep.
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Metal Market Slumps in London Tin and Copper Prices
New York reports a sharp drop in the London tin market with spot at 141 ls and futures at £140 lis. Copper also declines with London spot 138 17s 6d and futures £59 6s. Locally prices show weakness but little change, with various metals quoted near previous levels and No 1 foundry prices near 18.26 to 18.75.
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Baltimore Markets and Grain Prices Report
Baltimore market notes show dull prices across grains with receipts and exports tallied. Wheat, corn, oats and butter move at steady or unchanged levels. two separate crime and health notes follow, including a 30 year sentence for a murder of a nine year old girl and Senator Tillman seeking medical treatment in Atlanta.
Admiral Evans Improves as Relief Brings Sick to San Francisco
Rear Admiral Evans shows better spirits after a restful night at Paso Robles. The hospital ship Relief arrives from Magdalena Bay with 14 sick and plans to discharge at Mare Island Navy Yard before rejoining the fleet at San Diego. Surgeon Stokes leads Relief with 160 sick aboard including appendicitis cases tuberculosis and insanity patients.
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Orders list officers and ships with destinations and dates from Magdalena Bay to San Francisco. Mentions Lieut Cushman Combs Abeken Plummer Larsen and others. arrivals at Guantanamo Norfolk Boston and Port Townsend. voyage segments between Magdalena Bay San Diego San Francisco and Port Harford. multiple April May travel dates and ports. some OCR errors present.
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Rate suit against P. E. Pittsburg railroad
A. F. Bacon files equity suit in Commonwealth Court seeking an injunction to stop the Pennsylvania Company from charging more than 2 cents per mile on the Pittsburg to Chicago route and intermediate points. The 30 cent claim covers five higher rates across Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois. The bill alleges constitutional violations and charter breaches by the railroad.
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Road fined for rebating in Elkins act case at law
New York April 7 The Great Northern Railway Company was found guilty in the United States Circuit Court of paying rebates to the American War Refining Company in 1904 in violation of the Elkins act. Judge Holt imposed a $5000 fine after United States Attorney Stimson spoke for the government. The maximum possible fine was $40000. The refining company was previously convicted and fined $10000. The railroad sought a sixty day stay and will file a bill of exceptions.
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Centralization of railroads and IC C report findings
The Interstate Commerce Commission issues a special report on railroad evolution from independent lines to centralized systems. It links this shift to plans for a uniform railway accounting system and reveals that among over 18 billion dollars in outstanding securities, railways hold 5.6 billion, with the public bearing about 7.8 billion in funded debts and 4.7 billion in stocks.
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Double hangings mark bold year in Philadelphia
Philadelphia April 7 the Philadelphia County prison carried out the second double execution of the year. Max Seifer and Joseph Tolrica were hanged for murders born of jealous passion. Seifer killed a girl who threatened to end their engagement to marry, Tolrica killed his sweetheart's brother after a failed attempt to shoot the girl.
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Chicago Ends Long Cruise Homeward to Norfolk Navy Yard
Special to The Washington rest dispatch from Norfolk Virginia April 7 The United States cruiser Chicago returned from months on the Pacific coast and anchored in Hampton Roads before steaming up to the Norfolk navy yard Captain Robert M Doyle commands the ship Many men whose time of enlistment had expired boarded the vessel The pennant from the mainmast marked each day away from this coast The Chicago will stay at the yard for several months undergoing repairs.
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Metcalf's Staff Expanded for Fleet Review
Rear Admiral Henry Glass, Lieutenant W R Miller, and Ensign Metcalf are detailed to Secretary Metcalf's staff in San Francisco to assist with preparations for the upcoming fleet review by ships of the Atlantic and Pacific fleets.
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Army Orders Leave and Regiment Reassignments Published
Leaves of absence grant five days to Capt Robert A Brown with First Lieut Burney Smith. Promotions shift Colville P Terrett to lieutenant colonel Seventeenth Infantry and others to majors or captains across Eighth, Nineteenth, Sixteenth, Twenty-fifth, Twelfth, Second, Fifteenth, Twenty-fifth, First, Twenty-seventh Infantry. Transfers within Twenty fourth Infantry detail Joseph Herring and Charles J Nelson. Retired Capt Ben H Dorey detailed for Michigan militia. Special orders revoke part about Capt Edward L King. Resignation of Capt Frederick W Cole accepted. First Lieut aydacy Smith declared incapacitated. retirement announced.
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Hyattsville Building Association Investment Notice
Financial notice from the Hyattsville Building Association of Hustonville Maryland describes an eight percent investment with semi annual dividends. It claims a half million dollar loaned on fist mortgages has paid twenty one years 199 per cent in dividends and now pays no less than four percent twice yearly. Full paid stock can be withdrawn with dividends in thirty four months. For information contact HB On Waters, Secretary.
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