Declines Continue as Profit-Taking Hits Market
Stocks drift lower amid profit-taking after a strong rally, with London liquidation seen and American Smelting and Refining leading gains while Anaconda and St Paul post advances. Call money eases, London discount rate eyed for cut to 4 percent as copper and Rio Tinto rise and railroad congestion eases.
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London
Anaconda
St. Paul
Washington Post
New York
Europe
Atlantic
St Ig
Berlin
St Paul
Union Pacific
Waa
Bank of England
England
Sterling Exchange
Boston Closing Prices Report Mixed Market Movements
The Boston market closes with mixed prices across industries. Listings include American Sugar and American Woolen among others, with bonds and mercantile paper showing steady to firm rates. Foreign exchange is firm, while government bonds stay steady and railroad bonds remain irregular.
New York Bond Market Highlights and Listings
New York bond market report dated April 8 lists prices for numerous securities and rails including American Tobacco Group, Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio, Central of Georgia, Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago lines, Colorado Industrial, Cuba, Denver and Rio Grande, Mexico and various rail outfits. It notes gold reserves, internal revenue and customs receipts, national bank notes redemption, and general fund balances with a focus on issuer names, prices, and financial positions.
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New York
E R. Chapman & Co
G. B. Chpman
New ‘York
F Street
Northwest American Tobacco
American Tobacco
Seeren
Athlanie General
Atchison Adjustment
Atlantic Coal Line
Baltimore
Olia
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn
R. T. Cy
Central of Georgia
Central of Georgix 24 Inc
Central of Georgia 8d Inc
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Quincy
Pacific
Pacific R. WT. Col
St. Louis General
Colorado Industrial Gs
Colorado Midland
Colorado
St. Louis
Southwestern Can
Seaboard Air Bluc
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway & Texas and Pacific
Toledo
St. Louis and Western
Gaton Pacific
United States Steel
Western Maryland
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
National Bank
Total General ‘Fond
Adams Express
Kansas City
Amalgamated
Louisville
Neghyile
Am. Gar and Foundry
Mexican Central
Gatton Oil
Minneapolis
M.y
Miraouri
Kansas
Texas
Joe Securities
Kang
Tex
Nationel Leva Aly Ama
National
New York Central
Ontario and Western
Norfolk and Western
Tobacco
Osrlit
North American
Tal
Anaconda
Mining Co.ry
Bay
Northern Pacific
Atchison Po
Bex
Qwo
Pacific Mail
Atchison Pi
Pennyclvania
Atlantic Coast Line
Pittsburg
St. L
Ptt. Sin Bohs
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Polaca Caisan
Canadien Pacific
Cy Centralot
New Jersey
Republic
Great Western
Chicago and
Northwest
Rock Island Co
Mil
St Paul
Chicago T
Os. L
San F
St Loulu
Bt. Louis Southwestern
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Bt Louln Southwestern Pit
Colorado and Southern
Blosu-Sheffield
Cola
Southern Ist Ptd
Southern
Southern Pacfitc
Southern Railway
Gol Southern Railway Pfil
Busi
Tennessee Coat
Gay
Texaa and Pacific
Delaware and Hudson
Toleda
Bt. Louis
Went
Delaware
Lack
West
Atta
At. le
W. Nid
Denver and
Rio Grande
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Prd Nage
Diatfsters’ Securitie
United States Express
Eat Tihets Central
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Interborough-Metropolitan
Virginia-Careling Chem
Inter
Wabash
Welln-Farge Express
Westinghouse Electric
Internations
International Pump
Western Union
Wheeling
Iowa, Central
Vadi
Iowa Central Ptd
Wisconsin Central Pte
Kancas City
W. B Hibbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Brokers
Fleet
Washington Stock Exchange
Wall Street Gossip on Bull Tips and Market Reactions
New York traders doubted Pennsylvania bull tips amid early strength for the stock. They suspected manipulation by strong houses and short-covering hopes, while United States Steel and Union Pacific driven markets saw mixed sentiment and calls for a healthy correction.
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Washington Post
New York
Pennsylvania
United States Steel
Metal Markets Move Mixed in London and New York
In London tin rises with futures at 182 10s while spot reaches 184 10s. local tin and copper trade slow with muted quotes. Copper advances in London but weakens locally. zinc and lead show mixed moves. iron prices steady in the US market as local grades hold within narrow ranges.
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New York
London
Jake
Standard Foundry
Cleveland Warranta
Sas
Foundry
Northern
Southern
Baltimore Markets Report From April Trade Largely Steady Across Grains
Baltimore market notes firm or rising prices across wheat corn rye and hay with exports and receipts listed for multiple grains. Wheat No 2 western and orange quoted with April May futures. corn strong with white and yellow varieties shown. rye firm No 2 western domestic. hay prices steady for timothy and clover. butter eggs and cheese steady to firm amid quiet grain freights and butter demand.
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Baltimore
Fingeik
Southam
Cork
Stock Exchange Notes Mergenthaler and Mitchell Mining Lead
Mergenthaler and Mitchell Mining led yesterday's trading with fractional gains as prices generally rose. Lanston and Greene Copper were dull with minimal activity while Washington Gas advanced to 5 3 4 after limited sales. Columbia Fire Insurance elected F B McGuire as president and officers for the coming year.
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Mergenthaler
Mitchell Mining
Stock Exchange
Lanston
Columbia Fire Insurance Company
F. B. McGuire
Charles Glover
A. P. Firdon
Lem Powers, Jr
W. D. Quintey
Robert J. Fleming
Charles J. Bell
Thomas R. Jones
Washington Stock Exchange closing quotes and bonds recap
The Washington Stock Exchange reports closing bid quotations for stocks and bonds, listing numerous corporates including Philippine Land Purchase, District of Columbia bonds, Gas bond issues, and railroads. It notes coupon results, debentures, and certificates of indebtedness, with miscellaneous stock and trust company figures and ex-dividend adjustments.
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Norfolk
Washington
United States
Mitchell Minling
Sts
Washington Gas
Washington Gas Company Certiferies
Capital Traction Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
Columbia Railroad 2A Mortgage Sa
Columbia Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad Cortifestis
Washington Railway and Electric
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
United States Electric Light
Potomac Electric Light
Norfolk and Washington
Chesapeake and Potoric ‘Telephone
Washington Market Company
Jat
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and’ Electric Common
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Washington Gan
Georgetown Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanaton Monotype
Gréene ‘Copper
Mitchell Mining Company
American
Mudlones City
Columbia
Commercial
Lincoln
Metropolitan
Riggs
Tradera
Washington Exchange ‘Bante
Trist Company
American Security and Trust
National Safe Deposit and ‘Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Trust
Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Merchants and Mechanics' Savings Bank
Fire Insurance
stovke—Arington
Corsara
Bireiman
Franklin
National Union
People's
Potomac
Columbia Title
Waatington
Security Storage Company
Washington Market
Fidelity Storage Company
Merchantit Tranefer and Storage Company
Washington Produce Market Price Snapshots
Wholesale quotes show moderate receipts and a quiet market across meat and dairy lines. Butter and cheese steady, live poultry receipts light with mixed dressed poultry offerings. vegetables and fruits move with varied regional prices and notable declines in some perishables.
Daily Cotton and Market Report Data From Washington and Ohio
The daily cotton market notes balance figures for IL Chy Pa April credits with values 378 win 247165 average 137778 shipments 203508 average 166542. Toledo Ohio April oil North Lima 4 Booth Lime and Indians 69.
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IL Chy
Toledo
Ohio
North
Lima
Booth Lime and Indians
New York Produce Prices and Market Receipts
New York market notes show steady to firm tones across dairy eggs flour and fats with receipts of 8,487 for various items. State creamery and cheese prices list ranges from 21 28 to 15 for different grades, eggs at 18 to 19% for select whites and browns, and wholesale prices for pork, lard, cottonseed oil, petroleum, and sugars reflecting a quiet trade. Commodity movements cover butter, wheat products, meats, poultry, and diverse imports with regional price spreads noted.
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Ecas
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Duck Eyet
New York State
Bermuda
Maine
State and Western
Charleston
Brussels
Florida
Galifornia
New Orleans
Aquarh
York
New York
Grose
Gales
Galveston
Fim
Mobile
Bavannah
Teddy
GOGH
Pensacola
St. Lowe
Old and Cry
Quiet
Bane
Avitas Cinelnmat Uit
Lei Louteyuie
Reat
Britain
Nee
Iment
Atack
Consolidated Arta
Great Britain
p.Det
France
Continent
Japan
Hinrwe
Sig
Ugal
Grant
Cordéva
Liverzogl
Atesm
Stemm
New York Grain Market Report with Wheat Rally
New York April wheat futures rose on drought and crop fears in the Southwest. Spot firm, May at 85 3/16, July 86 44, September 66 11-16. corn and oats also firm with mixed spot values and limited May activity amid bullish weather signals.
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New York
Duluth
Thore Way
SEGMO
New York Cotton Markets Steady Amid Mixed Cables
The New York cotton market opened steady and closed barely higher, with active months trading about 24 points firmer at times. Bulls supported by May at New Orleans and improved weather reports balanced by light offerings and weak demand. receipts matched last year as Southern spot markets held flat to one cent lower amid scattered liquidation and favorable backhaul notes.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Mimouri
Witnois
Ohio Valley
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chigage
May
Yio
Oklahoma
Shorts
Commission Hovece
Commission
May Park
Bob Aanaty
New York
Apr
Cestern
Irmnean
New Orleana
Southwest
Memphis
Lght
Houston
New Orleans
Galveston
Receiver Appointed for Wolf & Co in Scranton
Judge R W Achbald names Walter K Sharfe of Chambersburg as receiver for Wolf & Co manufacturers Chambersburg with a $50000 bond. Insolvency feared by financial circles due to large timberland purchases and liabilities reported near 2000000 dollars in recent months. Sullivan Cromwell of 49 Wall Street filed the petition.
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Scranton
R. W. Achbald
Walter K. Sharfe
Chambersburg
Wolf & Co. Manufacturers
Wolf & Co
Sullivan & Cromwell
Wall Street
Live Stock Markets Update From New York and Baltimore
Reported cattle, calves, sheep, and hog receipts with price ranges and market tone. New York shows steady cattle and hogs with lambs higher. Baltimore notes mixed totals and demand, with sheep and lambs firm and calves softer across categories.
Placing Fair Decorations For Masonic Event In Progress
Workmen under C H Koster decorate stairways and the fourth floor drift hall assigned to Harmony Lodge as the fair nears opening. Fire officials test decor material for fire resistance while seven fire fighters relocate to the annex until closing. Hope Lodge No 2 committee lists many members and notes an automobile donation for the fair. William F Bryan invited to opening night. Convention Hall doors to open at 7 pm to ease crowds.
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Fair Management
C. H. Koster
Harmony Lodge
Dencing Palace
Mire
Bett
Nicholson
Hallo Ang
Hope Lodge
J. Harry Cunningham
George H. Howard
F.G Dietrich
J. Frank Trazzare
J. H. von Bermann
W. A. Cralz
J. H. Hoffacker
A. R. Searle
E. C. Dutton
B. F. McIntosh
R. B Behrend
H. G. Sherwood
G. S. Barnhart
M. C. Thompson
J. T. Prendergast
T. M. Payfair
A. Selinger
C. H. Martin
F. K. Raymond
FE. Vermillion
Harry Diesele
W. c. Long
W. H. Cross
J. O. Gordon
Jacob Heid
William D. Skeen
W. D. Leissler
Cause and Cure of Consumption Lecture at Israel Baptist Church
A stereopticon lecture on the cause and prevention of consumption and the open air cure will be given at the Israel Baptist Church in Washington on an evening program. Speakers include Dr J R Wilder on cause and prevalence, Dr Albert Ridgley on prevention and cure, and Wallace Hatch on a preventive campaign and public cooperation. The event aims to inform on consumption and measures to combat it.
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Israel Baptist Church
J. R. Wilder
Albert Ridgley
Wallace Hatch
Te Committee On
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