Market Wrap Fueled by Mixed Signals and Irregular Trade
Preliminary trading showed gains in some stocks like Crucible Steel and Ingersoll Rand despite broad uncertainty from European and North American tensions. Metals weakened amid unsettled conditions while copper futures and energy assets showed limited activity. total sales reached about $4.15 million with bonds steady and no notable shifts in Sterling or marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ya Aiao
Ingersoll-Rand
Sin March
Nashville
Southern Railway
Straxo
St Louis
Apolagie Sale
Oyil
Java
Marinas
Patrofauma Anil Atne
Athar Apedaltlas
Paria Mada
Fonda
Anslo-Krench
New York Bond Market And Stock Market on April Eleven
The New York bond and stock markets show activity on Tuesday April eleventh, nineteen sixteen. Trading centers on government and municipal securities as investors assess risks and returns amid early spring market shifts.
Cottonseed Oil Market Prices in New York
In New York on April 11 the market shows prime crude at .47 nominal. Prime summer yellow futures span April 10.40 May 10.76 June 16.72 July August 10.76 September 10.66 October 9.54 November 874. Prime winter yellow 10.75 and prime summer white 10.70 bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nerverlcue Corton
Aoerican
Aeverican Amalters
Aeverican
Semour & Co
Antic
Ralliere
Ohlo
Georgia
Ohio
Quincy
Gio
Agi
Leo MI
Steven
Yora Securitien
Teria Cerniteal
Kanata City
Southern
Aetna Exp
Tacnawanna Steel Oa
Fags Shore Det Ba
Ajax Rubber Co
TOM
S Butte Cop
Au Logapetta Myers
Cerro de Pasco
Veltbaa
Chevrolet Motors
Donastiin Ant Nashalle UN
Aneury Kans
Texas
da Cosden & Co
Miosaccorl Brea
Cuba Cane
BASS
Olley Sugar
Montara Power
Kenefick Zinc
Dartford Ev
Nipissing
Nour Pateurl Weateen
Oklahoma
Ety Feerless Motor
Nortoarn Pay
Ray Hercules
Ty J Submarine Corp
Triangle
Ah Samae
Vine
Ches. & O
Val
Heoubus Srestig
Midvale St
Rey Anil
N.Y
Wil
Vaasa Houthewestern Batssenbock
Sulzberger
W. I
Seth
Atlas
Baltimore Tub
TOM Habana Tobacco
Bypany Us
Habana Tobacco
Trad Brace de Tetrar
Hercules
Lake Torpedo
Lehigh C
Magma Copper
N. J
Lonten
PP. Lo. Os
Westinghouse
Cal
Ind
Standard Oil
Kans
Nebr
N. Y
United
New York City to Sell 55 Million Bond Issue Next Week
Holland reports that New York City plans to offer 55 million dollars in bonds next week. The piece notes strong market demand, tax-exempt income, and a potential gradual rise in city credit, with comparisons to state bond activities and recent market behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of New York
New York
Financial Department of
New York City
Financial
New York State
William Rockefeller
Georges F. Baker
Canada
J. P. Morgan & Co
Celerity
Financial Poiatetet
Rockefeller
Baker
Jp Permanent Investment
Internal Revenue
Local Washington Stock Exchange Trading Notes After Call
Local financial and business notes report irregular after call trading on the Washington Stock Exchange. Brokers were scarce, orders tight, and only fractional concessions allowed sales. Washington Gas, Lanston, Capital Traction, Norfolk & Washington Steamboat, and Continental Trust showed limited action with scattered bids and few sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Rny. & Hlect
Georgetown Gas
Washington
Washington Bwy. & Elect. Preferred
Mergenthaler
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat
Continental Trust
Washington Gas and Rail Stocks in Local Exchange Summary
Local stock exchange update shows Washington Gas trades at 75 with 20 and 26 shares, Lanston Monotype at 77 and 76% across multiple lots, and Capital Traction at 85% 86% with varied lots. Railroad bonds and utility stocks listed include Capital Traction Co 6a at 106% and Washington Ry Elec around 80s, with numerous mining and national bank stocks and miscellaneous bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gas
Lanston Monotype
Capital Traction
N. and W. Steamboat
Washington Railway and Electric 4S
Georgetown Gas Ga
Washington Railway and Electric
Georgetown Gas C.f
Georgetown Gas
Washington Gag
Columbia Gas and Elec
Col. Gas & Elec
Capital Traction Co
Anac. & Pot
River Ry. Gs
Anac. & Pot. River Guards
City
Sub. Ry. Ss
Metropolitan R. R
Wash. Ry
Elec
Amer
Tel & Tel
Tel
Mkt. Co
Mkt Co
Cold Star
N. & W. Steamboat Gs
Riggs Realty
Elec. Com
Elec. Pfd
Tel. Co
Mergenthaler Linotype
Greene-Cananea Copper
National Bank
American
Columbia
Farmers and Mechanica
Federal Lincoln
Washington
Trust Company
Amer. Security and Trust
Nat'l Savings and Trust
Union Trust Company
Wash. Loan and Trust
Aye Continental
Tan
Savings
Home Savings Bank
Commerce and Savings
East Washington Savings
Sav
Com
Artington
Corcoran
Tiremen’s
National Union
Ore
Columbia Title
Chapin-Sacks Co
C. Paper Mig. Co
Cike. jAm
lMer
Security Storage Co
Washington Market
Wash
Potomac
Pot
Chex
Steamboat
Elecycom
Virginia Rwy. Com
Georgetown
Pot. & Chea
Lanston
Farm, & Mech. Nat. Bank
Munsey Trust
Bank of Commerce and Law
Miller Train Control
Gayety Theater
Fussell
American Paper
Elec. Pd
Washington Gan
Mergenthaoler
Continental Trust
Washington Baseball Club
Oklahoma Oil
Thomas L. Hume
G Street
Treasury report shows deficit and receipts figures
The United States Treasury reports yesterday a general fund net balance of 126,477,227 with total receipts 2,969,774 and payments 4,632,826. The current fiscal year deficit stands at 56,084,515, with a prior year deficit of 95,726,520, excluding Panama Canal and public debt transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
District of Columbia Supreme Court notices and probate entries
Notices from the District of Columbia Supreme Court include condemnation proceedings for opening Porter Street and extending it through squares 3613 and 3516, with a jury of five to assess damages. Also lists probate administrations and bids to appear for settlements, dissolutions, and letters testamentary for multiple estates, with dates for filings and publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
District Court
Porter Street
First Street
District of Columbia
District of T
Rae Dees
District of Evenue
Corre Columbia
United States
Anid
Tienes
A. D
Avelock A. Om
Fagerel
Washington Evening Star
Washington
Poe
The
Washington Times
Nena
Treasury
Philippines
Tdietrict of
Columbia
Court
J. Tarry Covington
R Young
F. Nguam
Rock Island dissolves. receivership settles assets and cash
An order dissolving the Rock Island Company and placing it in receivers hands was granted at Newark by Vice Chancellor Howell. Receiver Chauncey G. Parker transfers assets to Jacob M. Dickinson and receives $20,000 in cash and $15,000 in demand notes in return. Assets include Rock Island interests in Dallas Union Terminal Company Houston Terminal Railway Company stock in Rock Island Improvement Company and Ftock Island Coal Company. Receiver Inekingon withdraws a $4,000,000 claim deemed disallowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rock Island Company
Rock Island Railroad
Newark
Howell
Chauncey G. Parker
Jacob M. Dickinson
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
Dallas Union Terminal Company
Houston Terminal Railway Company
Rock Island Improvement Company
Ftock Island Coal Company
Inekingon
Parker
New York cotton market quiet with small range
New York on April 11 reports a quiet cotton market with price fluctuations within five points. July contracts traded between 12.06 and 12.10, closing at 12.06, while May to January figures show minor shifts and steady closes. Oil City balances show 2.60 credit with daily runs and shipments around 70,530 and 61,898 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oil City
Local Produce Market Prices For Poultry Vegetables And More
Almanac style listing shows alive poultry prices for hens roosters ducks and turkeys with per pound rates, spring chickens, dressed poultry rates, cheese butter eggs regional produce including potatoes onions peppers cucumbers lettuce and other greens with diverse unit measures and range figures across multiple regions and months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Hennery
Florida
California
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET
New York money market updates with Mercantile Paper at 3 3 percent and various currency rates. Sterling 60 day bills 4.72 percent. Demand 4.767-16, cables 4.77. Francs demand SATs cables 6.02 percent. Marks demand 7 21 3 cables 7 25 percent. Kronen demand 12 percent cables 12 percent. Guilders demand 4 25 percent cables 4 2 percent. Livres demand 6 55 percent cables 6 54 percent. Rubles demand 31 percent cables 31 percent. Bar silver 62 cents. Mexican dollars 48 percent. Time loans firmer. 60 days 2 percent, 90 days 2 percent, six months 3 percent. Call money firm. high 2, low 2. ruling rate 2. last loan 2. closing bid 2. offered at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Gala
Kennecott
Alaska-Juneau
Kelly S. Tire
Arlis-Chalmera
Kelly S
Anis-Chal
Lack
Am, Ag. Chem
GT Se
Laclede Gas
Lehigh Valley
Am, Ag. C. Pfd
Lee Rub. & T
Louis, & Nash
Manhattan el
Maxwell M. Co
Maxwell M
Miami
Bats
Mo. Kan. & T
Hide
Pacific
Mo. Pac. Dfs
Nat. Biscuit
Nat. Cloak & 8
Locoma
Nat
Enam
Nev. C
Am. Smelting
N. Y. Air Br
Am. Smelt
Am. Sugar
N.Y
NH & H
AOO
Noré. & Wert
Tel
North
Amer
Am. T. Pr. Ew
Ontario
Am. Woolen
Dominion
Pac. Tel. & Tel
Pabst Brew. Pl
Real. Co
Penn. BR. R. ST
Ry. Steel Sp
Balt. & O
Ray Con
Cop
Batopilas
Bae
Burhs Bros
Bush
Rep. L. & Steel
Butte & Sup
Cent. Teather
Lgoost. . & GS. F
Chandler Motor
St.l.&s.f
Ches. & Ohio
St.l
Shattuck A. C
Stoss-S
Southern Pac
R. 2
P.ry
P. R
C. & Stl
Southern Ry
South. Ry
Chile Copper
Chine Con
Col. F
Studebaker
Lom Col. & Sout
Tenn
Texas & Pac
Texas Co
Third Ave
Union Bag & P
Crucible Steel
Crucible S
Crucible S. Pfd
B&p. Pf
Cuba A. Sugar
Union Pac
Uniom Pac
Den
Rlo G
Clp&f. Nf
Erie
U. S. I. Alcoho
U. S . I. Alco
U. S . I. Alco. Pf
Gen. Motors Pt
Goodrich, R. P
Interb. Con. Pt
West
UN. Tel
Mer
Weathouse
Wee
Pfets
Woolworth
Wheel
L. E
Kan
City
Willys-Over
Sases
New York
Mercantile Paper
Cail
Philadelphia Markets Report: Butter Eggs Cheese and Wheat Steady
Philadelphia markets report steady butter and wheat with unchanged eggs and oats. Corn remains steady while cheese holds firm in early April trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baltimore Markets April 11 Prices for Oats Eggs Butter
Baltimore markets report varied prices for oats and live poultry. Oats ranges span No 3 to 50 percent quality, while live poultry lists old hens roosters ducks pigeons and guinea fowl with per pound and pair figures. Eggs and butter prices cover Maryland Pennsylvania Western firsts to store packed dairy prints and process butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Pan American Congress Adopts Trade and Rail Plans
Buenos Aires April 11 The pan American congress adopts conclusions on uniform rules for commercial travelers support for a pan American railway linking republics and other international rails plus telegraph company ties and government radiographic stations. Ambassador Stimson hosted a banquet for delegates with officials present. Hog and livestock price listings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
pan-Americain Congress
Frederic J. Stimson
Live Stock Markets Summary Chicago and New York
Chicago hogs receipts 13 000 with prices range 9.10 to 9.65 for rough to heavy classes and 7.25 to 8.85 for pigs. Cattle receipts 4 000 with native beef steers 7.80 to 9.95 and cows 4.00 to 9.00. Sheep receipts 15 000 with wethers 7.00 to 9.40 and lambs 7.75 to 11.90. New York beef receipts 1 186 with no trading calves 819 firm 7.00 to 11.75. Sheep and lambs 1 147 steady with choice lambs 12.15. Hogs in New York 3 200 steady 9.25 to 10.13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Texas City
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Houston
Memphis
Augusta
St. Toul
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Atlas
Montgomery
Chicago
Copper and metals market snippets from New York and London
Copper in New York rides firm, electrolytic near term at 28.50 to 29.00 with June 27.50 to 28.50. Iron holds steady. Tin quiet at 63.25 bid. London spot copper £120, futures £118, electrolytic £125, spot tin £202, futures £199.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metal Exchange
London
New York Grain Market Updates and Futures
New York grain reports show firm spot prices for wheat with No 1 durum at 1.36 and No 2 hard at 1.33. No 1 Northern Duluth at 1.424 and No 1 Northern Manitoba at 1.43 f o b New York, with May futures at 1.27. Corn spot quiet with No 2 yellow around 3 54 and oat market steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Publication Order in Municipal Court Case 39016
Charles C. Shaw attorney notes order of publication in District of Columbia Municipal Court case 39016 Robert H McNeill v Mabel C Chaney to recover monies and obtain condemnation of defendant property under attachment. Defendant must appear by Fortieth day after first publication to defend or default judgment may be entered. Teste F G Auram Clerk. Assistant Clerk Blanchid Weft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Young
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbis
National Capital Life Insurance Company
Equity
Edward H. Jackson
National Capital Life | Insurance Company
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Post
F. L. Siddons
Wilton J. Lambert
J. Ri] Young
BR. P. Bhlew
W. J. Dow
Supreme Court OF the District
John W. Cook
Fillmore Street
Denver
Cola
James Tanner
Register of Wills
District of Columbia
Douglas, Ruffin
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
Arthur T.canistur
Virginia Canisius
Edgar Canisius
Biancha Canisius
Stanley
da Canisius Leigh
Otis
Walter 1 Mccoy
Tustlee
Gittings & Chamberlin
Supreme Court OF the
Mary Lillian Staden
Thirteenth Street
Atest
Seal
Tames Tanner
Tiainet of
Columbia
Probate
Clarence R. Ahalt
Winterer of Columbia
Augustus Heimer
James
Probie
Hamilton & Hamilton
Protete Court
Emily N
Metiwre
Union Trust Company of
Anna Mary Taylor
Dora N. Taylor
Franrk Taylor
Emily Taylor Kellogr
Edward Motineaus
Vaytur
Annie Gardiner Taylor
Annie Taylor Burum
Emily Symington von Mueller
Neville Iherardi
Presley Taylor
Aml
Walter Madox
Municipal Court OF
Robert H. McNelill
Mabel C. Chaney
Mabel C. Bayless
Costa
Robert
Terrell
F. G. Auram
Blancid Weft
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Sparationa
En Totas
Balanca
Warmany
Mexico
Metals Caresponstre
NEW York Stock Market
Baltimore Securities
Curb Market
Baltimeore
Can Tower
Alven Bower Ptd
United Rya
Adventur & We
Alaska
Allouez Mining
Hoston
Maine
Lake Mining
Mayflower
Mohawk
N. HH
H. Bly
Nevada
Ray Consolidated Mining
Shannon Mining
Superior Mining
United Fruit i
Utah Cong
Utah Copper
Venture Oiler
Wolverine Mining
Holland
Municipal Credit Strong
Local Stock Exchange
Conrad
HH. Syme
James Francis Smith
General Fund
Wisconsin
E. Hilton Jackson
Wall Street
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Fouls
J. J. Turner
William S. Rowe
Thomas DeWitt Cuyler
International Mercantile Marine
Yeaterday
Panama
Local Produce Market
Washington Cattle Market
NEW York Grain
Charles C. Shaw
Riggs National Bank
Penn. Ave
OPP
U. S. Treasury
Charles C. Glover
M. B. Ailes
Tlather
Joshua Evans, Jr
Harry V. Haynes
Charles ©. Glover
H. Rozier Dulany
H. Rozier Dulany, ‘Thomas Hyde
Willard I Brownson
James M. Johnston
Charles 1 Corby
William J. Fletcher
Sylvester W Labrot
John R. McLean
Robert C. Wilkins
Milton FB. Alles
Joseph Paul L Kemp Duval
V. Murphy
Youle DC. Jeffries
Sterling Rubin
Charles Carroll Glover, Jr
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable
Equitable Building
F St
John Joy Edson
Frank T. Reuside
Ralph W. Lee
14Th St. N. W
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern R. R
Flather, Moorhead & Elmore Ski
New York Stock Exchange
Almbees
15Th St
George J. Easterday
G ST
Sunday Post
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