Goppers Rule Market Support Is Not Over Robust
The Washington Post reports a weak trading day with no robust market support. Copper stocks dominated activity as the market opened sharply lower, then drifted with a late-hour narrow recovery. Reports of winter wheat damage and rumors about Union Pacific notes added to unease amid a cautious, unenthusiastic tone.
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Washington Post
New York
Reading
Union Poetic
London
Rio Tintos
London Stock Exchange
Paris
Ameran
England
Bis
United States
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Roads
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvenia
Union Pacific Company
New York Money Market and Rates Report
New York on call money easy at 1 1/4 to 2 1/2 percent, time money steady with 3 percent for ninety days and six months at around 2 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange easier, prime mercantile paper at 6 1/2 to 6 3/4 percent. Bar silver at 654, Mexican dollar at 59. Government bonds and railroad tendencies listed as heavy. Gat City Ohio and Toledo figures included with balances, shipments, and averages.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Actus
Ailver
Government Bonds and Exposition Contest Notice
New York bond listings show American Tobacco, Atchison, Atlantic Coast Line, Baltimore and Ohio, Chicago and Alton, Central of Georgia, Chesapeake and Ohio, Missouri lines, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Oregon Short Line, Pennsylvania, St Louis, Seaboard Air Line, Southern Pacific, Union, and United States Steel bonds. Jamestown Exposition Contest offers 111 prizes.
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New York
B. R. Chapman & Co
G. B Chipman
New York Stock Exchange
Atreet
Northwest American Tobacco
American Tobacco
Atchiagn General
Atchison Adjustment
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Uhio
Brooklyn Rt, Co
Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia 24
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Chicane
Quincy New
Chicago
B. I
Pacine H.R
H. I
Pabilo R. KR
At. Lowle General Ds
Colorado Industrial
Colorado Midland
Colorado and Southern
Clatisters’ Securities
Oregon Short Line
Pennsylania Cy
General
St. Louis
Tron Mountain
Consol
St. Lowy
San Francisco
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Temag
Pacific
Toledo
St Louis
Western Union
United States Steel
Wheeling and Lake Wisconsin Central
Clara
Kansas City Southern
Ste
TAM
American Express
Hannas
Texa
Jee Securities
Tex
Oid
National R. R
Met
York Central
Ontario
BBY
Norfolk and Western
Smott
Nortole and Western P
Sugar Refining
North American
Neiles Bles
Anaconda Mining Co
DSK
Combat
Pennsylvania
Atchison, BB
Feople
Atlantic Coat Vna
Atchison _pfd
Puttyburg
D. C
St. le
Baltimore
Ohio
Pullman Palace
Brooklyn
Republic
Bei
Sloss-dheield Bucel
Tasia
Southern Pacife
Colo
Southern
Aba
Ous Va
Colo Ant Southern
Southern Hallway
Consolidated Gas
Texas and Pacific
West
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware
Lack
L. and
W. Ptd
SSH
FES
Denver and
Rio Grande
Union Pacific
ABBY
United States Rubber
General Electric
Unites States Steel
A. R
Great Northern Ptt
United States Steel Mine
Qunale Central
Virginia-Carolina
Interborough-Metropolitan
Virginia-Carolina Chem
Inter.-Mat
Wabash
International Papa
Wells-Fargo Express
International Pump
Wertinghouge Electric
Wheeling and
Lake Evia
Central
Wiccansin Centeat
Owa Central
Wistonaln Central
London and New York metal markets show varied shifts
London tin and copper prices moved down amid unsettled local demand. Tin spot at £185 with futures at 192 Locally quotes drifted, copper fell sharply to London levels with spot near £3 and futures down. Lead and zinc prices eased. foundry materials and electrolytic alloy prices varied. World cotton visible supply totals shown for New Orleans marked April 22 with global and regional holdings across Britain, Egypt, India, and the United States.
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New York
London
Staandard Foundry
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Safness
Foundry Southern
New Orleans
Hester
Halen
Exrat
Brazil
India
Great Britain
Egypt
United States
Wall Street Gossip Signals Bearish Pressures In Stocks
New York April 18 traders accused supports of bears and rumors of lower prices. Focused on Union Pacific Baltimore and Ohio and coal tax news, with mixed views on copper and bond demand. Analysts noted reduced trading activity and possible capital shifts amid low call money rates and anticipated note issues.
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Barling
St Paul
Pacific Coast
2 Broadway
Standard Oil Party
H. H. Rogers
Manufacturers’ Record of
Baltimore
Rogers
Wall Street
Ohio
Railway common tops yesterday's Stock Exchange session
Trading focused on Washington Railway and Electric common with 1 10 shares changing hands at 39 1 2 to 40. Mergenthaler held steady at 205 1 5 with 31 shares sold. National Savings and Trust moved 10 shares at 190 while the bank notes a name change from National Safe Deposit to National Savings and Trust. Howard Moran was elected treasurer of Home Savings Bank and named a director.
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Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Mergenthaler
Lota
National Savings and Trust
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
Congress
National Savings and Trust Company
Howard Moran
Home Savings Bank
Francis Miller
Moran
Washington Railway and Electric
Fotomac Electric
National
Weshington Gas Company
Washington Gas Company
Cxpital ‘Traction Raiiroad
Anacostia and Potomac Bs
City and Suburban Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Washington
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
United States Electric Light
Potomar Electric Light
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Chempaake
Potomac Telephone Ga
Washington Starke
Public Utility
Starke
Capitol Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Norfolk and Washington
Washington Gas
Gunrgetown Gas
Typa Machin Stocke
Mergenthafer Lines
Lanaton Monotype
Greene-Canenea Copper
Mitchell” Mining Company
National Bank stacks—American
Capital
National City
Columbia
Commapolal
Parmners and
Wechanics
Lincoln
Metropolitan
Rigwa
Washington Exchange Bank
Trust Company
American Security
Avi Trust
National Safe
Union Trust Company
Wongton Loan and ‘Trust
Washington Safe Wapusit
Washington Stock Exchange closes with varied quotes and dividends
The Washington Stock Exchange reports closing bid quotations for Washington Railway and Electric and related securities. Prices cover common and preferred shares, district bonds, utilities, railroads, and miscellaneous stocks with quotable figures and a $24.5 per share ex-dividend note.
Washington Market Prices Report for Eggs Poultry and Produce
Wholesale market notes steady egg and butter prices across Virginia West Virginia and nearby states with higher grades slipping slightly. live poultry demand strong with various cuts and weights showing varied yet firm prices. Dressed fowl and turkeys in ample supply. cheese sales active while dairy stock tightens. vegetables and fruits show wide regional price spreads with Bermuda potatoes and Florida items prominent.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest
North Carolina
Jancy
New York State
Amell
Western
Turkey
Capann
Bermuda
Charterton
California
Caulitowar
Florida
New Orleans
Charleston
Washington Cattle Market Faces Steady Prices Amid Slow Lamb Trade
Cattle prices show no change with steadying quotes for top quality, while receipts from Baltimore and Pittsburgh plus express shipments keep overall supply heavy. Lambs and sheep markets feel cold weather effects. fat fall lambs remain in supply as the market absorbs demand. Casting a wary eye toward the Jamestown Exposition Contest, readers are urged to begin preparations.
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Calyer
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Bern
Express
Market News From New York Wheat and Grain Prices Rally
Wheat futures surged on reports of crop damage in the Southwest and favorable weather in key states. May wheat closed up and near day highs amid strong demand, with oats and corn also advancing on bull market momentum and export activity.
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OB. Hibbs & Us
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Oklahoma
Northwest
Bull Tech
Southwest Weather Bureau
Kansed
Nebraska
P.t
Bradstrast
Mhinnéapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Kansan
New York Produce Prices And Trade Notes April 1
Market round up lists wheat flour rye flour cornmeal hay hides wool lard pork and other staples with steady and firm tones. Oils and sugars show mixed normals while coffee freight rates peanut potatoes cabbage poultry butter and cheese appear with steady or unchanged readings and abundant receipts.
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New York
Minnesota
Pacific Coast
Santos
Cordera
Baltimore Markets Reported Quiet, Grains Steady in Spot Trade
Baltimore markets show quiet grain trading with strong wheat and corn, No 2 red spring futures around 80, 90, and 80% for April to May. Receipts reach 4,360 barrels of exportable oil and 101,085 bushes of TV, with oats and rye mixed, butter and eggs steady to unchanged, and sugar weak with coarse refined grades noted.
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Baltimore
Steatier Mo
Sowthevn
Bowthern
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Live stock prices and receipts across markets show mixed signals with cattle and calves firm in New York while Chicago reports strong cattle demand and steady hog and sheep prices. Exports planned for New York include 1,070 cattle and 7,600 beef quarters, and a push to recruit candidates for the Jamestown Exposition Contest ends with a call to start now.
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New York
Liverpool
London Cabies
Sim
Chicago
Calver
Receiver Named in Cahill Estate Dispute in Court
Chief Justice Clabaugh appointed George W. Linkins to replace Thomas R. Martin as receiver for the Cahill estate amid a petition to remove Martin as trustee. The case involves about 0,000 in assets, with Martin reportedly ill in a Baltimore sanitarium, complicating rent collections. A separate petition by Myrick M. Doolittle seeks removal of Martin and Orlando F. Smith as trustees due to alleged default and a note cancellation.
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District Supreme Court
George W. Linkins
Thomas R. Martin
Martin Bros
Cahill Etates
Martin
Baltimore
Linden
Mr. Martin
Orlando F. Smith
Harriet Colne
Virginia L. Spelden
Square
Mr. Doolittle
Thomas FR. Martin
Receivers Appointed For Birch Rue Coal Partnership
In the Birch versus Rue case a dissolution of their coal partnership was ordered. Chief Justice Clabaugh appointed Percival M. Brown and Edward C. Dutton as receivers with a $1,000 bond to sell assets by public auction after five days of advertisement, excluding back accounts.
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Birch-Rue
Sylvanus A. Birch
George W. Rue
Clabaugh
District Supreme Court
Percival M. Brown
Edward C. Dutton
New York Cotton Market Activity and Price Fluctuations
New York cotton trading showed cautious activity with a net advance of 4 to 10 points as the market closed near day highs. Sales reached about 150000 bales amid better South demand and improved London futures, while warnings of cold snaps and replanting in Georgia tempered gains. Weather across the Delta brought rain in the East and frost in Memphis, with spot markets largely steady to firm.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Tachange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Vyers Sre
New York
Oft Agriquiture
Georgia
Liverrook
Priges
Memphis
Texas
Treasury report shows vast balances and silver purchases
Treasury data lists receipts from customs and other revenues, cash balances, gold coin and bullion holdings, and trust funds. It notes a purchase of 200000 ounces of silver at 66.062 cents per ounce with 100000 going to San Francisco and the rest to New Orleans, plus notes on Jamestown Exposition guests of The Washington Post.
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Eal
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Galveston
National Bank Totes
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National
Philippine
Treasury
Treasury Department
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Washington Post
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Daneap C. Phillps
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Jona H. Smetl
Francis Saul
U. S. Treasury Dept
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Nasolean
Arthur Cowsill
Colorado Balding
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Raveler
Europe
Orient
International Ebanking Corporation
G St. Sp-Town
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Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
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S. J. H. Crane & CO
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W.W. Casterlin & Co
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F St. Grain
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