Market Slump Hits World Markets and Gold Exports Rise
Heavy and weak across leading bourses as stocks retreat amid large gold exports, a westward cold snap, and expected steel dividends. Bank of England reserve and UK rate dynamics influence money remittances while U S Steel and other majors face pressure from ongoing financial concerns.
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New York Stock Market and Commodities Report
Market activity mixed with firm tones in wheat and corn after early weakness. Cotton volatility driven by frost fears and crop damage reports. copper and steel prices steady with export demand noted. Wholesale fruit vegetables show downward bias while dairy and poultry prices vary across regions.
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Heals
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Washington Cattle Market Report Amid Sparse Shipments
Fractically no cattle are being shipped into the Washington market, with supply chiefly from Wentera abipmenta. Prices show varied quotes for cattle, hogs, lambs, and calves, reflecting scarce arrivals and fluctuating demand at the market.
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Wentera Abipmenta
Wall Street Weathered Storm Impacts On Crops And Stocks
A Washington Rest dispatch notes frost damage limited to fruit and vegetables, wheat and corn largely spared. Wheat market firm with minor gains. Reading shares weak while Jersey Central and Lackawanna fall. Speculation on Stearns dividend lasts, while cotton futures rise on May option amid reports of possible second plantings in Mississippi and Louisiana.
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Trading on the Washington market centers on bonds and rail stocks
The local stock exchange saw bonds dominate with only Washington Railway and Electric preferred trading at 18 4, and 4s rising to 43 4. Potomac Electric 4s sold in 100 lots at 14, Capital Traction bids prompting 35,000 worth at 1584. Banks report last week loan growth and a B&O official, James B. Phelps, has been promoted locally. Construction begins on the B&O third track from Piedmont to Grafton to ease coal traffic.
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Police Revolver Match Debuts at Camp Perry National Shoot
The national police team match at Camp Perry Ohio runs August 8 to 25. For the first time this event will feature five-officer teams from a single city force with each officer restricted to one team and required to wear a uniform.
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Thireday
Waves of Chesapeake fisheries regulation debated
War Secretary and Board plan to establish rules for pound nets and other fish taking appliances in Chesapeake Bay and tributaries. Maryland and Virginia fish commissioners, corporations, and representative interests will be heard.
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Norfolk
Thomas
Casey
Mason M. "Patrick
Warren
Ileherney
Hill Owing-Trip Opens Northwest Rail Debates
James J. Hill and bankers Charles F. Baker and Georges F. Steele began a Northwest rail tour from Chicago on a special train. Reportedly to inspect field prospects for railroad projects and possible fishing interests, the trip sparked rumors about the ventures’ significance and reliance on future railway plans by First National Bank of New York and J P Morgan & Co.
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Washington Post
Chicago
James J. Hil
Charles F. Baker
First National Bank of New York
Georges F. Steele
J. P. Morgan & Co
Northwest
Mr. Hill
First National Bank
J. P. Mar~lean & Co
Hill
More gold for Europe
New York on April 25 reports the year's single day record for gold engagements, with $12,500,000 arranged through international banking houses. Exporters and amounts are listed for Guaranty Trust Company, Teidaar, Pasbott & Co., National City Bank, Hanover National, Heldelbach, Yeholhemer, and others.
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International Banking Houns
Guaranty ‘Trust Company
Teidaar
Pasbott & Co
National City Bank
Hanover National - Heldelbach
Yeholhemer
Two Railroads in Deal Reported in Pittsburgh April
Pittsburg reports that the Pennsylvania Railroad and the New York Central plan to buy the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad and the Wabash Pittsburg Terminal Railroad jointly. News originates from Washington and New York dispatches noting rumors of a proposed deal and financial details surrounding the railroads involved.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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New York Money Market Summary April 25
Money market steady with call rate near 2 percent writing. Time loans at 2 1/2 to 3 percent with offerings around 2 1/2 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 4 1/2 to 5 percent. Government and railroad bonds steady. Crashes balances and shipments noted, but details incomplete.
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Stewart Loses Suit in Virginia Motion Case in DC Courts
The Supreme Court denied Virginia a chance to hear further testimony in a long running dispute over a Prince George County land tract. Dr. Lewis F. Griffith, executor of Alfred W. Bull, prevailed as the lower court ruling was affirmed. The case centers on a failed 28 acre land purchase following Ball’s death and ensuing contract disputes. The decision comes as the court also schedules arguments on related questions including discipline methods in schools and other federal actions.
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Would Accept a Pardon Letter From President
Leavenworth April 25 John B Walsh banker would accept a pardon if offered but denies involvement in circulating a petition for his release. Warden McClaughry at Fort Leavenworth said Walsh had nothing to do with the petition and that it was started spontaneously by signers who knew his business.
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Bedford
Walchio
Jury Fixing Hints Surface in Pittsburg Case
In Pittsburg a new grand jury opened today but will delay graft matters for a week. District Attorney Blakely vows to prevent jury tampering in the recent councilman trial and promises sensational disclosures. The former Councilman Maurice Coffee trial began with detectives clearing the court to safeguard jurors, with several more confessions expected this week.
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Apriv
Blakely
Maurice Coffee
Troops Sent to Pert Front Amid Local Mobilization
In Peru on April 25, crowds in Tima and Callas answered a government call for more troops. The second convoy of infantry cavalry and artillery distributed to units as the United States chargé d affaires and a two man conference with Dr. Porras foreign minister met this afternoon.
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Lama
Peru
Tima
Callas
United States
Dr. Porras
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