Bull Move At Close Strong Tone In Financial Markets
Special to The Washington Post reports a dull stock day with just 417000 shares traded, many brokers away on a three day vacation. Market showed a strong undertone as copper and Pacific Coast issues rose, led by Amalgamated Copper. Sterling fluctuated but stayed above the gold import point while money rates eased with call money near 4 percent. Baltimore and Ohio issued 27 million dollars in common stock, prompting mixed reactions in related shares.
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Washington Post
New York
Stock Exchange
Financial District
Sterling Exchange
Brooklyn
Pacific Coast
Lperson
A. Yous
Hall
Harriman
Ines
Railway ml
Ike
Northwest
Boston
Lake Superior
Union Pachic
Louisaville
Nashville
Reading
United States Steel
Tennessee Coat and Tron Company
Unin
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Bears
Amalgamated Copper
Amalgamated
Aean
Wall Street
Wall Street Gossip Reports Mixed Market Optimism
Washington Post dispatch from New York notes optimism in the trade outlook with United States Steel buying by informed interests and a near-final deal for Great Northern lands. Amalgamated Copper climbs, money rates ease, and Consol idated Gas may cut to 1 percent quarterly. insiders expect possible later rises.
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Washington Post
New York
United States Steel
Great Northern Arelands
Hill
Bank Clearings Across Cities Week Ending April 12
Bradstreet compiled bank clearings for major cities showing gains and losses versus last year. New York led at $2,120,050,644 with 38% rise. Philadelphia and San Francisco also reported increases while St Louis and Chicago showed declines. totals outside New York City reached $1,023,2u8,278 with overall gains around 21 percent.
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New York
Bradstreet
Huston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Plaaburg
San Francisco
Inceee
Baltimore
Increie Ige
Cingionati
Runes City
New Orleans
Inicence
Premenpolis
Cleveland
Soulasile
Detroit
Vineresse
Los Angeles
Omaha
Impease
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St Paul
Washington
Feremte
Savanah
Atlanta
Nashville
Augusta i
Charleston
Knocville
Jacksonville
Wilmimeton
Wheeling
Macon
New York City
New York News and Prices Roundup Update
New York market listings include American Tobacco, Atlantic Coast Line, Chicago and Alton, Missouri, Kansas and Texas, Northern Pacific, Reading, St. Louis Southwestern, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, United States Steel and other railroad and industrial securities. New York produce prices show quotes for butter, cheese, hogs, poultry, and otaters with mixed grades and regional variances.
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American Tobacco, Bs
Atehigen General
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and
Onions
Tialdmore
Ohlone
Brooklyn
Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia Int Inc
Central of Georgia &¢ Inc
Central of Georgia 3d Inc
Chesapeake
One
Chicago and Alton Dass
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy New
Chicago, Bt, and
Facthe Railroad
Chicago, TV and Pacific Rallross Colly
Coc
St. Louis
Colorado
Colorado and Southern Cyan
Rio Grande
Erie
Eric General
Hoching Valley
Japan
Louisville
Nashville
Unifer Digahattan Ems
Mexican Central
Mexecan Centralist Inc
Diapespolis
St Louis
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Missouri, Kansas and
Texas
National Railroad of
Mexlea
Central General
New Jersey Central General
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Consol
Oregon
Poongylvania
Reading General
Iron Mountain
San Francisco
St. Laws
Southwesterncon
Seaboard
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
Toledo, St Louis
Union Pacific
Lnion Pacific
United States Steel
Yratash Dubenture
Eagle
C.B
Adams
Tean Nmanhattan Ee
Metropolitan Street Railway
Lope A, Gar and Foundry
Car and Foundry
Minneapolis
Ste
Jamerican Cottan
Jamerican
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Americas
Seagl
American Lhreed Oil
Ranconda Mining Co
Vera
Porlce Mail
Pennsylvania
Hartimers
Baltimore and Ohio
Promeed
Drooklyn Rapid “Transit
Reading
Canadian Pacific F
Rt Central of
New Jersey
Republic Steel
Fonj
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chiergo and Alton
Rock Island Co
Ricago
Alten
Chicago Great Western
Northwestern
Mil
St. Paul
Shemela Steel
Chicago Tetma
Tranca
St Ls
San F
Louis
Chleago T
F. Pla
Catorado
Colorado and Southern
Cole
Southern Ist
Southern
Opto
Southern 2d
Conzolidat
Frxas and Pacific
Toledo
Western
Baye
Delaware and Hudson
Wecoe del
Lack and Western
Wef OU
SK AK
Union Paelfe Pd
Ae Bog
Eris
Denver and
United States
United States Healty
States
General Electric
Carolina, Chemical
Tinels Central
Farsa
Carolina Chemical 12
Wabashan
International Paper
Ute
Gogl International
Af Ag
Wells-Fargo Express
Westinghouse Electric
Tomtowd Central
Western ‘Union
Slows Central Pal
Lake
Curb Market Cattle and Lamb Prices Mixed at Slow Receipts
Cattle market steady with light spring lamb receipts and demand for higher grades. Veal and mutton offerings scarce, with prime and choice lambs showing strength while common lots lag. Hog and wool figures listed. cattle and lambs quoted per hundredweight and per pound across grades.
New York Money Market Almanac Report
New York money markets show steady conditions. Money on call at 4 1/2 to 5 1/2 percent with bids at 4 1/2. Sterling exchange steady with demand around 4.04 to 4.08, sixty day bills near 4.82 percent. Commercial and government bonds described as steady. railroad bonds noted as irregular.
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New York
Timo Joana
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Ateady
Merlandoldure
Sale of Texas Railroad to be Announced Today
A report from New York states that the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company has purchased the projected line of the Colorado Southern New Orleans and Pacific from Houston Texas to Baton Rouge Louisiana. The official announcement is expected today.
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New Yord
Apru
Ely
St. Louis
Washington Produce Market reflects firm egg and cream prices
Market notes weak demand for eggs as receipts rise midweek causing a downward shift. Duck eggs are nominal due to strong supply. Hatper creamery shows lower prices with heavy demand for fancy creamery and declines for undergrades. Cheese eases while poultry and dressed meat show variable movement amid ample supply and improving vegetables and fruits allocations.
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Woerby
Houthern
Western
Fiate
Aptanda
Ehvie
New York State
Chitka
California
Florida
Local Brokers Misplace Noon Rhythm On Good Friday
At the regular stock exchange session observed on Good Friday, brokers faced a disorienting quiet as routine halted at noon. Traders wandered to the Adame Building for the bell, only to find the board room empty, prompting humorous tales of absent-minded missed listings and shared good humor among staff.
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Stock Exchange
Evistom
Adame
Hibbs
Market Basket Opens Spring Easter Rush at Center Market
Center Market greets spring with fresh stock and floral displays as Easter purchases begin. Prices edge higher on demand though tomatoes stay 20 to 40 cents a pound and greens, peas, and beans bring 18 cents per quart. Florida stock wanes. Charleston supply tight. Turkeys 23 cents, fowl 14 cents, roasters 18 cents. 2000 market seen next week.
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Florida
Charleston
B.C
Trade Outlook Mixed With Easter Aid Across Industries
Dun and Bradstreet Weekly Review notes persistent demand in wholesale trade and a strong manufacturing push, boosted by Easter season activity. Railway earnings rise modestly. farm exports and pig iron demand set records, while leather and hides show solid strength amid continued labor and material supply constraints.
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R. G. Dun& C O.’S Weekly Review of Trade
Boston
Europe
United States
Canada
Sradstreet
Morrow
Faily Ures
Live Stock Markets Chicago April 13 Prices
Cattle receipts 1,500 head market steady to higher. Common to prime steers 4.00 to 6.00. calves 2.75 to 6.10. bulls and feeders 2.16 to 4.76. Hogs receipts 10,000 head market rising. Choice to prime heavy 6.50 to 6.65. medium to good heavy 5.60 to 6.24. packing 5.30 to 6.55. Sheep receipts 6,000 head market steady. Lambs 4.50 to 6.85. yearlings 6.00 to 6.95.
Oil Quotations and Market News From Various Cities
Oil City and Lima quotes note price changes and holiday closures. North Lima oil stands at 9 cents, South Lima and Indiana at 10 cents. Government receipts total 1 001 409 with 324 017 internal revenue and 286 078 customs. expenditures reach 1 790 000. Good Friday markets close in New York while Chicago and other exchanges report reduced sessions. The Sunday Post Art Supplement announced as a distinct Washington innovation. order early.
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