Leading Shares Drop And Money Rates Jump In Markets
Wall Street features a broad decline as call money rises to 4 percent and United States Steel faces weak earnings rumors. Banks absorb gold-export losses while the cotton and wheat markets show quiet trading amid frost concerns and steel trade caution.
Market Turmoil as Steel Shares Fall and Bears Press
A New York market report notes Steel stock opening higher but closing lower, as many traders shed long-held blocks amid broad declines in standard rails like Great Northern Northern Pacific St Paul and Baltimore and Ohio. Convertible bond issues rumored at major railroads add to widening concerns about future stockholders’ rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission Houses
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Baltimore
Ohio
St.Paul
New York Central
Louisville
Kashville
Am. Car and Foundry
Minneapolis
St. Louis
St. P
Amsux
TexAs
Hide and Teather Pew
Kane
Tata
Ico Securities
Ontario
Wetad
American Sumer
Nortol and
Wester
American Tel
FT Taene
America
Tobacco Ptt
Woalea
Padge Mall
Anaconda Mining Co
Aang
WalPactte
Atchison
Pennsylvania
Po LO
Haitimore
Pittsburg Coal
Hothlehem Steel
Bae EO
Hitsbure
Nti
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central Eaather
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Bos
Republic Steel Pi
Chicago
Alton
Blark Island Co
Great Western New A
Flock Island Co
Bath
Chicago Great Western
L. End
San F
Northwestern
Southern
Ife
Southern Railway
Exact
Pacific
Bert Say
Deleware Sud Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
Aly Awi
Toledo
Thenton Pacific
United States
United States Rubber
United States Steel
General Electria
iObl
Great Northern Ore
Carolina Chertilval
Dinois Central NG
Harvester
Western Maryland
Tater, Marine Ltd
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Baltimore and Ohio
Market Activity And Railway News From The Day
Local stock trading showed activity led by Railway and Electric preferred shares while Potomac Electric Light bonds held. District National Bank, Graphophone, and Lanston offerings traded as the market remained strong despite slight railway sell off. Proceedings for a new Washington Stock Exchange president were underway with several candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allis-Chalmers
Isles
American Agriculture
American Telephone and Telegron
Washington Gas
GOD
American Tobacco
Capital ‘Traction Fa
American ‘Tobacco
Potomar Electric Light
Armour & Co
Atchison Gen
Washington Bvy
Elec
Atchison Gy
Atchisoner District
National Bank
Atlantic Coast Line of Grandaphone
Baltimore & Ghin
Lanston Monotype
Baltimore & Opie
Haltimore & Onions
Brookton Transit Ev
Central of Georgia
Atrat Leather
Washington Ag
Atrat Railroad of
New Jersey
Washington Gas Ceri
Chesapent
Ohio
Toesapeake
Burlington & Quincy
Potoma
Columbia
Uhlenga
Milwanker & St. Paul
Las
Chicago
Fincksland & Pacific RR
Eal
Metropolitan ‘Ss
Tork Island
Colonito Midland
Colorado & Southern
Trenver & Rio Grande
Delaware
Hudson Co
Potomac Fiettric
Denver
Rioa
Potomec Electric Light
Rande
Rte
Teloy
Telegraph
Vere Ev
Capital Traction
Onera
Washington Ttwy
Ee. Com
Janey
Arte Unt FC
Washington Fowy
Eleu
Pia
Terborough Met
Wash
Alex
Mt. Vernon
Dhe
Merchant Marine
Washington Gas Folk
Washington
Stesaibont
Isis
Amiss
Georgetown
Lake Siboré
Arderiéan
National Railway of Mexico
Greene-Cananea
New York Central
Nate National Bank
New Haven & Hartford
Iourthern Pacife
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania von
Wy Beadin
St. Louis
San Francisca
Ula
San Francisco
Hai Weashington
Southwestern
Southwestern Ist
Seaboard Air Ling
If Trust Company
Southern Pacific Col
American Security and Trust
Em Pacific Co
Um Union Trust
National Savinga Anu
Southern
S Steel
Ui Nian
Savings Prey
VirginiaGar Chemical Ds
Savinus
Wabash
Maryland
Arlineton Fire Insurance
Weatinghouse Electric
Wisconsin Central
Oi Non Coreyen Mt
Szankit
Nationst Union
Potomac
Tnsuran
Busness
Stork Exchange
Teecediator Railway and Electric
Potomac Electric Light
District National Bank
Lanston
Hibbs
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Produce Market Prices Edge Higher Across Commodities
Quotations reflect wholesale values with a firm market this week. Fresh Virginia and nearby regions show mixed lows. butter, cheese, poultry, and vegetables command steady to firm prices. Cattle supply tight as Western shipments fill demand. lambs and calves priced per unit, reflecting strong arrivals and limited local cattle.
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Virginia
Tennessee
New ‘York
New Largo
Florida
New York Cotton Opens Nervous on May Liquidation Pressure
The New York cotton market opened nervous with prices generally lower as near month liquidation spread amid warmer weather and seed replanting doubts. Reported May delivery selling rumors weighed, while South arrivals for May contract pressured values. Knight Yancey troubles noted as a possible factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yancey Troubles
Price summary of New York and Boston markets, April 27
Market notes show mixed price activity across regions. New York bonds and stocks firm, while copper and trade figures move slowly. New Orleans and Savannah report quiet conditions. foreign exchange shows limited movement. shipping and production data indicate modest demand and stable to slightly rising rates.
Wilson warns New Yorkers on foods import costs and farming care
Secretary James Wilson told the New York Produce Exchange that rising living costs stem from soil decline and imports. He urged boosting Western production for home use and exports, improving farm education, and funding agricultural research to prevent economic upheaval and soil deterioration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sorag
James Wilson
New York Produce Exchange
Home Sondon
Cauges
Mississippi Valley
Alleghantes
Ohio
Haast and
South
Fire at Anheuser Busch Brewery Destroys Bottles and Goods
Fire at the Anheuser Busch Brewing Association plant in St Louis caused about 530000 in losses with 500000 bottles of beer destroyed. Dense smoke rose from millions of corks as streets around the brewery filled with beer for over an hour. Valuables stored by vice president B M A Faust were also destroyed, totaling about 20000 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Enowe
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
A. Faust
New York Produce Prices and Supplies Report
New York on April 27 reports firm receipts and varied prices across commodities. Butler firmer with mixed figures for butter and creamery items, eggs slightly higher, poultry active but unsettled, flour lower amid weak demand, fats and oils steady, coffee quiet, potatoes and Bermuda white varieties listed with regional ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boxer State
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Wiater Patenta
Kansas
Middle West
Continent
Santa America
Mommel
Rio
Santos
Florda
Bermuda
New York Grain Market Report April 27
Wheat futures opened weak on poor cash demand and weak cables then recovered on hedging and crop reports from Nebraska and Wisconsin. May to September contracts show mixed moves with declines and modest gains. Corn and oats remained largely steady to slightly lower or unchanged with quiet option markets. In Chicago, 1,042,000 acres of wheat were abandoned in Kansas, lifting prices before retreating. corn and oats closed lower. soymeal and other products showed narrow gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Nebraska
Joada
Manitoba
Chicago
Kansas
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
April 27 market round for cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs shows receipts and price ranges. New York allocations include steers 6.73 to 8.00, cows 3.20 to 6.40, calves 5.50 to 7.00, hogs 9.00 to 10.00 with steady to higher tones. Chicago figures estimate cattle 19,000 head, hogs 14,000 head, sheep 16,000 head with varying price spreads and noted steadiness amid slight declines for lambs and certain classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Puik
Wales
Auction sale notice for furniture and rugs at 1229 G Street
Wilson and Mayers and Aleshooms list upcoming auctions of new campia furniture and rugs at 1 07 and 1229 G Street. Auctions set for Wednesday and Saturday with bids starting at 1 ud a. mh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson & Mayers
G Street
New Campia
Ud A. Mh
Notices of probate and administration in district of columbia
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Probate Court issues multiple notices for estates. Letters testamentary granted to Harriet M McKean Elizabeth McKean and Katherine J Baessel. creditors must file claims by April 1911 with vouchers authenticated. Names include William Richmond Woodbury Blair James Tanner J J Darlington. Additional administration for Mary Rennett estate with probate hearing set June 1930. Notices published in Washington Law Reporter and Washington Post.
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Supreme Court OF the
A.D
William Richmond
F Street
Woodbury Blair
Corcoran
James Tanner
Register of Wills
Glen
P Street
Washington, D. C
Katherine J. Baessel
District of Columbia
Charlis F. Bats
Lafayette
Atinat
District of Columbie
M. M. Doyle
Apes
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
Esthie
Mary
Rennett
Washington Loan ‘and Trost Company
Clara Peterson
Dirs
Emma Nesh
Rudie Russell
Eleanor Rivenell Townsend
Frank McConnell
Henry McClonnell
Daniel McConnell
Lizzie Bennett Davenport
Bennett Woodward
Hemnen McConnell
Ase McConnell
Orelack
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Pstoneg
Joe Barnard
Justin
John B. Larnhr
Proposals for General Land Office maps and naval supplies
Sealed proposals are invited by the Interior Department for 25 000 copies of the General Land Office map for 1910 and 3 010 copies of state and insular maps, with bids due April 30 1910. Also invites proposals for naval supplies with detailed schedules and blank forms available by request. Bids may be accepted in part or whole and are to be opened publicly in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
Washington, D. C
General Land Office
United States
Bscal
Blde
Congress
Richard A. Ballinger
Secretar
Euveat
Navy Department
Sna
Navy Yard
Bure Rogers
Geape
Department of Commerss and Labor
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington, D.C
Trustees Sale of Story Ave North West Property in Dc
Auctioneers THUS Owen & Son announce a trust deed sale of a 7 room dwelling at 5405 Illinois Ave NW Washington DC. The property sits in Brightwood Fork within John Taylor Arms subdivision with 2585 blocks, $2450 encumbrance due 1912 and sale terms cash with a $100 deposit. Sale on May 6 1910 at 5 pm in front of the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Avenue
District of Columbia
Washington
John Taylor Arms
Brightwood Fork
District of Columbie
Washington, D.C
John Taylor Arme
BAML
Drury, Ladnexs
Trust
Mekdelsohn's Art Gallery
Sei SY. Ave
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Sreela
Wall Street
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Iron and Steel
Aga M
Swua Iron and Steel
Bers
Mest
Tunacs
Iecol
Nevvcheesa
Steesares
Standard Railroad
Caplanariun
Chisago
Milwaukee
Union Pacttc
Igs
Alough
Beyind
Torebmn
Asia
London
THE
United States Treasury
Tuimmenc Tur
FO Alia Ca van Mes Faa
Gala Se i Mentes
Wall
Interstate Commerce Commission
Duluth
Atlantic
NEW York Stock Market
Bond Market
Lolal Binanlial
Norfolk
Carolina, Ciinehfield and Ohio Railroad
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Charleston
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
C. R. Catts
Trafic
Frost
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis
Citizens' Savings and Trust Company
Cleveland
Washington Produce Market
Washington Cattle Market
Curb Market
Tations
Bteel
Steal
Adana Express
American
Tobacco
Boston Copper
Bulle Coalition
Filious Consolidated
Goldfield Consolidated
International
Miami
la Rosa Consolidated
Coust Ra
Nevada Consolidated
Nevada
Boston
Mdig
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Senah
Naviur i
Uiet
Hoston
Natal
Vidich
Mercantile
Ster
San Brancisco
Houston
Lg Exchange
Lemand
Japan
Sopwith
France
Merten
Tron Wan
Market War Funders Northern
Gyuthern
ON City
Onio
Apri
South Kima
Indiana
Boston Con. C
Cap
Butte Coalition
Centennial Copper Range Con. Co
East Butts
Franktin Vt
Giroux
Granby Consolidated
Mohawk O
Vada Consolidated
Conipon
Ayert Burts
Sas
Vian Consolidated
Biter
Wilson
Tewapapen Hrdhive
Big St. Louis
NEW York Grain
Equitabl
Co-Operative Building Association
John Joy
Edson
Ellis Spear
Perry B.turpin
Frank P. Reeside
Yob Barnard
Inc
A. Hamilton
Freaik V
Washington D. C
Columbia Tius Guarantes Co
m@ bani
Elijah B. Knott
Colorado
Weahington
D. C
Owen & Son
Dik Byron S$. Adams
Walter A. Brows
James A.” Canili
Chapin
W. AL HL Cuuren
A G. Clapham
John H. Clapp
Myer. Cohen
Samuel G. Cornwell
J. Dennington
H., Bradley
Davide Victor B. Derber
Freder
Frederick C. ‘Stevens
N. H. Shea
A. G. Clapham
John Poole
Samuel J. Henry
Herbert V. Hunt
William F. Balti
James CO
John A
TS Commercial National Bank
N. W
W. B. Hibbs & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Washingon Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
E. F. Hutton & Go
St. N. W
E. F. Caverly
A.G. Plant & CO
Bankers
14Th Street
Bache & CO
Savings Bank Ins
Ave
Ste. NE
Ith
St. SW
Thomas L. Hume
Wade & Hedges
Ouray Bidz
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
16Th Street
Pacific Coast
TRE Massett
Graham Island
National Savings and Trust Company Cor
Rigg
Central Business
Gities Realty Corporation
Arba N. Tindan
Paul Pr
International Banking Corporation
N. Ww
Conn
Avenue Center Market
Newspapri
Anryiy
Giaguy
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