Market Tension Sinks Then Rallies With High Priced Stocks
Trading near closing saw a muted session early as many active issues such as St Paul, Rock Island, Erie, American Locomotive, Missouri Kansas and Texas, and Texas Pacific moved little. Buying appeared in high priced names like Northwestern, Great Northern, Northern Pacific, and Union Pacific, lifting the market in late trading amid signs of sustained money ease and bank statement details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Stock Exchange
St. Paul
Rock Island
Erie
American
Locomotive
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Texas Pacific
Republic Iron and Steel
Nebraska
Northwestern Common
Marte
Great Northern Preferred
Union Pacific
Great Northern Era Corufcates
Suort
Udiverse
Uma
Commission Houses
Republic
Iran and Steel
New York Bond Market Report From Fort April 20
A fragmented New York bond market summary lists prices and prices paid for numerous securities across issuers such as Atchison, Colorado Midland, Louisville and Nashville, Missouri Kansas Texas, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Pennsylvania, Reading, St Louis Southwestern, Wabash, and Western Union. The note appears to reflect broker quotes and dealer actions with varied yields and adjustments, including several 4s and general issues, amid a broad mix of railroads and industrials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mew Fort
Chapman & Co
We Chipman
New York
Eauberge
Mireot
Alerloan
Tobaco
Aromloan Tebeseoa
Atchison General
Atchison Adjusment
Alliandle Canary Line
Paleimore
Obio
Padekeenaegen
Ubleoge
Alton
Chicago
Quincy New
H. L and
Pacific R. By &.c
Louin General
Colorado Industrial
Colorado Midland Ds
Bouter
Denver
Digiiitors
Securities
Japan
Japangs
Druideat
Dia
Certian Sadr
Abs
Ens Barrers Achsboons
Louisville
Nagtvinte
Manhattan
Camsal Gaia de
Naxtean Central
Momleam Cenecal
Missouri
Karras
Texan
Abe
Pennsylvania
Sersenres
Reading General Des
St Louis
Ana Jrohn
St. Louie and Son Pronto
St. Lows
Wabash Lets
Western Mars Lind
Whesling and
Lake Exte
New York Stock Market
Aditus Express
Kaneus Clir Routhern
Soo
Louthvilin
Nashville
Flaudinneapolis
St. Lou
Caton
Ate Bewi
Missouri Pacific
Amr Hide and Lettter
Jeo Beourlvier
de Mivcourt
Kania
Exul
Tex
New York Central
Ontario
Wiene
Tag
Shase Smett
Iolug
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pact
Fasconse
Tex Afvena
Ennsylvania
Atlantis Coast
People's Gan
Pallimora
Pittsduren
St Gean
Baltimore and Ohio
Hhos
Canadian Pacific
Pullman Pobereale
Central Leether
Reang
Central Leather Pta
Central of New Jerry
Remedy
Ee Chesapeake and Obio
Aigass
Republic
Amessrees
Bow
Chicago T. Am
Loula Southwestern
Colorado Fual
Loule
Colorado and Southern
Colo
Gonthern
Southern Railway
Suthern Railway
ACHC
molRoletio
St. Tye
Rio Grande
Inion Pacific
Penger
Rio Grands
United States Express
MAE
United States Rubber Pit
WolGeneral
United Tates Ateal
Northern Phil
United States
Tatariauionn
Panar
Welle-Fargo
Western Union
Erio
Wisconsin Central
Kansea City
Southa
Wisconsin Central Pit
Kha Ting
WER Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Hoard of
Washington Stock Exchange
New York Bank Statement Shows Large Weekly Changes
The New York financial report details total banks deposits at 1.94 193 500 increasing 26 602 500 while circulating 50 106 400 up 411 600. Legal tenders rise to 78 516 300, reserve to 288 746 700, and surplus falls 4 148 100 to 71 704 525. Loans expand by 28 247 800 following a prior week’s 37 000 000, with shifts from London aiding the expansion amid low rates. Daily bank clearings reach 7 58 900 000, nine institutions show gains, and the piece notes the overall Fortnight period saw substantial loan and deposit movements amid low money-market rates.
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Dearine
United States
New York
Fmoclutad
London
Balence
Jecresse
Emaynt
Mones Owleg
Orantes
Walrassi
York
MeLear
Botori Bess
Philadelphie
AKIO
Ted Ats Conattins
Amy
Britain
Porta
Inn
Great Britain
Levis
Boston market report with grain and meat prices
The report shows wheat margins, May and July futures, and weekly cocoa and pork figures. Prices swing with market strength in wheat, corn, and meat markets, noting frost risk and moisture concerns in the winter wheat belt and urging demand for feed and grain.
Metal Market Quiet in New York as Cabinet Absence S ways
Metal markets were quiet in New York with cabinet absence. Tea quotations were nominal with Spectin at 40. AGQ40.75. Copper held near steady with ingot at 9.26% to 9.25. Electric, 49 76 04 TS, and solder at 1.50 5? 3 EO. Lead steady around 0.66 to 0.75. Tin unchanged. copper copper and trons quoted as quiet and unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cabint
Eleotralytic
Tron
New Orleans
Opan-Kattia
Sebteit Weal
Contown
Pat Barril
Market Report on Wheat and Cotton Trading and Notes
New York brokers and traders report Wheat receipts of 20 000 bushels and rising prices amid cold winter weather throughout the wheat belt. Cotton futures rise slightly as near term shorts cover and weather forecasts point to improved conditions in the Western belt. trading activity centers on New York, Warrington, and Chicago exchanges with prices and open interest noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern Duluth
Amvlention
Neutzation Ft
Dhumega
Kansas
Gary
H. Cohn
Sovator Aa
Ty W. Bitte & Coy
F Street
Manmhers
New York Stock Exchange
Warrington Stock Exchange
Chivigo Board’ of Trade
aLwat
York
Auell
Houston
Bice Agatoat
Live stock markets show muted demand and mixed cattle prices
Chicago and national livestock markets report steady to higher trading in cattle with moderate demand for beef while hogs and lambs show varied activity. Receipts run high across regions with steer and heifer prices around 25 dollars, calves and mutton steady to weak, and exporters maintaining cautious bids as buyers assess supply.
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Selec
Wlready
Cattla
Beives
Siebern
Enkres
Lingem
Recalyia
San
Norte A
Wall Street Gains Endure After Late Surge
Special to The Washington Fest from New York describes a volatile session on the stock exchange. Trading started dull with few transactions in leading issues like St Paul and Erie, but a late surge in Hill stocks and Northwest lines lifted prices. Foreign buyers and a rising loan account influenced activity, yet overall volumes remained modest and short positions increased briefly before widening losses were avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stud& Exchange
Washington Produce Market Prices and Poultry Quotes
Quotations from Washington market show firm overall demand across dairy meats and produce. Virginia West Virginia North Carolina and New York state items feature creamery, butter, cheese, and fats with varied weights. poultry rates include hens, turkeys, and dressed meats. assorted vegetables and fruits list estimates by bunch, barrel, and box with regional price signals.
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Lateaty
Fresh Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Teonemee
Ith
North Carolin
Innoy
Western
Iran
Necon Ls
New York State
Mulmmer
Weston Faetory
Tnderarades Noviertod
Capona
Eocn
Fallorny
Eng
Enulltthyer
California
Lator Opeplent
Orks
Batedy
St ‘Anton
Resaude
Halottin
Skea
Florida
Emis
Squast
Brij
New York Produce Market Report Summary
A noisy OCR snapshot shows mixed movement across commodities in New York markets on April 2. It lists multiple items including meats, poultry, grains, fats, petroleum, and produce with varied price movement notes such as steady, dull, or firm. includes references to states, regions, and embedded abbreviations.
Baltimore Markets Report Weathered Grain News in April Markets
The Baltimore markets update details dull to firm shifts across flour wheat corn oats and butter with scattered exports. It notes April and May prices, receipts, and freight trends, highlighting steady to mixed demand and price levels for white oats and sugar in the trading day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rettimors
Miher
MGM
Ossbansois
Legal clash over Calumet and Hecla proxies
A. Bigelow of Osceola Mining sues Calumet and Hecla in the U S Circuit Court at Grand Rapids to block proxy voting and prevent alleged unlawful acquisition of mining properties. The suit seeks a permanent restraint and voiding of land deals, claiming violations of federal and Michigan law. A hearing is slated in about ten days in Grand Rapids.
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Bestop
Quincy A
Calumet and
Hecla
Bigelow
Cnrpulation
United States
Michigan
The
Nift
Oncenla
Scrmany
Calumet and Hecla Company
Uek
Calumet and Heck Company
Grand Rapids
Martins' Receivers Seek Authority to Sell Furnishings
Receivers Guy H. Johnson and Joseph T. Guillivan petition the District Supreme Court for authority to sell the office furniture and fixtures of Martin Brothers, estate brokers, at private or public sale. They report the firm’s affairs are pending in bankruptcy court and request a rented office near the courthouse to store papers for access by interested parties. the property to be sold is appraised at $545.51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Supreme Court
Guy H. Johnson
Joseph T. Guillivan
Martin ‘Brothers
Read Estate Brokers
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Bankruptcy
Panama Canal Bids Opened for Rock-Crushing Plant Cement
Panama Canal commission opened bids for rock crushing plant dynamite and cement in the city. Manning Maxwell & Moore of New York bid 89.0 percent for 1 167 000 pounds of dynamite, Dupont Co 14816 for a portion, Portland Cement Co 51426 for 15 000 barrels of Portland cement. The Dumarton Avenue Methodist Cantata The Queen of Sheba directed by W J Glover features Eva Whitford as Queen Esther and Arthur Storm as the King. The event benefits the church fund with a May 4 repeat at Oda Fellows Hall for Episcopal Eye Ear and Throat Hospital. Colored Pastor Rev O W We Beott named Army chaplain with rank of captain to the Twenty Fourth Infantry bound for the Philippines.
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Dumbarton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Queen of Sheba
Cheir Fund
W. J. Glover
Eva Whitford
Queen Esther
Arthur Storm
Oda Fellows’ Hall
W We. Beott
M. & Church
Philippines
Marine Band Considered for Raleigh Statue Unveiling
Gov. Glenn of North Carolina urged Secretary Metcalf to place the Marine Band at the May 20 unveiling ceremony in Raleigh, honoring Ensign Worth Bagley, the first American naval hero killed in the Spanish-American War. Captain Hobson to deliver the oration. Metcalf did not commit but would consider the request and send the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Glenn
North Carolina
Metralf
Ralelsk
N. C
Worth
EH. Bagley
Richmond P. Hobson Willeliver
Metcalf
Coal Miners' Widows and Orphans in Anthracite Region
The article outlines the impact of mine accidents in the anthracite region of Wilkes-Barre, detailing about 450 widows and 900 orphans from last year. It notes low incomes for miners, the burden on widows, the prevalence of boarding with widows, and the differing fates of native and foreign-born families as children grow, with girls married off as economic conditions allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbaire
Aor 1 Board
Hhis
A Point at Issue In Question
A fragmentary reading presents a dispute over a pointed issue with derisive talk and a plea to keep it from the speaker’s face. The text shows garbled OCR and a dramatic insistence on control or avoidance of exposure.
Submarine Torpedo Boat Tests Underway for 3 Million
Newport Rhode Island April tests of two torpedo boats Lake and Octopus begin under Navy supervision to determine expenditure of Congress 3,060,000 for submarines. Special board led by Capt Adolph Marix to oversee speed and submerged trials in Narragansett Bay with detailed conditions and depth requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
N. L
Navy Department
Congress
United States Navy
Adolph Marix
Naval
PD. W. Taylor
Burns T. Walling
Wiliam S. Simith
Jonn W. Timmons
TF. H. Sadler
Erdising
Narragansett Bay
Castle HM
Block Island
Wey
Takoma Park Founder Burial Service This Afternoon
The funeral for Takoma Park founder Benjamin Franklin Gilbert will be held today at 2 PM from Hines' chapel at 1715 Fourteenth Street NW. Rev. Dr. Thomas Culbertson Clark will conduct the private service, with interment at Forest Lake Cemetery. Educators seek lower rail rates. ICC heard arguments supporting educational rate reductions for railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takoma Park
Benjamin Franklin Gilbert
Takome Park
Hines’ Chapel
Fourteenth Street
Thomas Culbertson Clark
Takoma Presbyterian Church
Forest Lake Cemetery
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Jean
American Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Great Northern Railway Company
Moser Omeal
Eix
Aorenolsia
Evchogerm
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Boston
Spene
Praktet
Eli Takin
W. H. Hibbe & Co
Bashers
Deckers
Fatret
Glock
Chi- Board of Trade
ROY AB
Vila
Varias
Cabado
Quaney
Frimery
Pit Fealderm
Temlom
Guaing
Cand Ptt
Baer
Mibapal
Prican
Aibimj
Reese
Reston
Malan
Titehburg
Aes
New Haven
Harbford
Aesareer
Greena Gold
Edison
Greene
Massachusetts
Groent-Cmnanea
Massachuretts Electric
Mecca
Setis Masmenwantin
Mitchell Inslee
North Butts
Seaboard
Yang
Heey
Metal Market
Treasury Report
Red
T & New
Ker Fort
Apel
Beeves
Toring Sieely
Iva Woiski
Gvanda
Wall Street
Northwest
Ty Ai
Unicon Pacific
Faris
Dankera
Hurope
UIT
Hag
Tima
Associated Banka
Weason
Read- Fog
Od Amalgamated Copper
Tanoratad
Emma Textra
Minnesota
Packie Coast
Stanily
Domentic
Floess
Boew—Guiet
Family
Doo
Packoia
South Ametean
Alf Elty
Philadephie
Baltimore
Bull
Pettitt& Company
Seventh and Eye Streets
Gray
Copper Combine
Gsctata
Calumet and Company
Martins
Seays
Panama Canal
Marine Band
Gov
Glenn
Bagley
Darter
Lake and Octopus
Navy
Department Unlese
Interstate Commerce Commission
Yestentay
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