Market swings as copper and railroad stocks lead week’s trading
The market opened with gains erased by Tuesday’s sensational copper break and a nervous session amid ongoing copper and steel concerns. Amalgamated Copper and related metals faced depressions while railroad shares showed strength, notably Atchison and Northern Pacific. London markets remained sober as bankers weighed federal deposits and policy plans to curb prices, with steel makers increasingly under pressure and talks of industry consolidation.
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Washington
York
Obvine
Syemy
Anaedda
Onine
Ihanuchus Tubre
Uvo
Hidtvarriat Storks
Atchison, Northery Coo
Krooklyn
Mari
Nation Congress
Mali
Visury
Deelintoy
London
Jetal
New York
Une
United Rel
Opraluesis
Steel Corporation
Steel
New York Bond Market and Commodity Prices Report
A mixed transacted session in the New York bond market notes quotes and spot contracts with references to Western and Southern Bell, plus a detailed supply list for butter cheese live poultry and dressed meats. The report covers regional price ranges for corn, butter, cheese, eggs, poultry, game, dressed meats, greens, fruits, dried fruits, and cattle with emphasis on wholesale values and current market conditions.
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Virginia
West
Virgina
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
New York State
York
Imperial
Alberdarle
Taney
Food and grain price notes from New York and Chicago markets
In New York and Chicago trading, wheat and corn futures rose on optimism about demand and Argentine shipments. Wheat hit a new high-water mark for months with May and July advancing. corn futures closed higher with May around 11.60 and July about 11.20. Prices for petroleum, rosin, turpentine, and other commodities remained steady to firm, while cotton and fats luxe like lard and tallow showed little change. Additionally, soybeans and shell eggs received attention as market watchers noted shipments and harvest expectations.
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United States Treasury
New York
Atchison
Atchison cv
Baltimore and
Ohio
Brooklyn
Brooklyn R. T. Ev. 48. Baltimore and Ohio
Central of Georgia
National Bank
Central of Georgia 2d Inc
Chesapeake and Central of Georgia Ad Inc
Cage
Aiton
Q. New
Chicago
R. E and
Pacific R. F
Las
H. J
Pac
R. R. Col
United Stated
Pac. Ry
Treasury
C. C
St. Louis
Colorado Industrial
Colorado Midland
Colorado and Souther
Minor Cain
Delaware and Hudson Co
Denver
Rio Grande
General Fund
Deaver
Hocking
Joterborough
Japan
Lake Shore
Lontaville and Nealists
Lot
Manhattan Consol
Mexican Central Ds
Mexican Central
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New Jersey
Oregon
Penn
Consol
Republic of Cuba
San Francisco
Lion Mt. Consola
Né Daglish Tin Marget
Wes
Seaboard Air St. Louis Southwestern Con
Sauthern Pacific
Jocal Uthern Pacific
Southern Ry
Machanger
Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
N -Che
London
Toledo
St. L
Anton P. Fic
Lake
Alectra
Tolon Pacia
Ilith QU
Ie Wabash
oMers
Ie Foi
Wisconsin Central
Callés
Tiva
Cleveland
Fbmary
Southarn
Southern
Annesote
Mioheada
Bakers
Keneas
Central America
Putsiats
Cordova
Stendy
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Ednfae
Crow News
Tuly
Revelptr
Stesgy
Erst Iteresta
Ghain
Omaha
Miszuri
Fbr
LK @LO
Gori Belt
Beng Stéfle Acre
Washington Post
Pittsberg
John H. Finley
College of the City of New York
The
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Man
Tracey Man
Atlantic Ocean
Interoala
New-York
Liverpool
Charleston
Patlmers
Haueea
Janet Et Arte Conitiona
Shock to the Churchmen: Humankind Begins with a Chemical Compound
A provocative piece argues that human origins rest on a chemical compound, challenging churchmen’s traditional conception. The article outlines scientific perspectives and implies tension between faith and emerging science, highlighting public curiosity and debate.
Southern Steel Reorganization Plan Denied by Judge Noyes
New York Feb 26 Judge Noyes refused a preliminary injunction to halt Southern Steel Companys reorganization. Minority stockholder George H Schuler had sought the injunction alleging inequality as the company faces liquidation and a judicial sale of its property. The judge left open the option to refile if the sale does not proceed.
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New York
Southern Steel Company
Judge Noyes
United States Circuit Court
George H. Schuler
Beculer
North Lima Reported Credit Balances and Shipments
Fragmentary figures show financial balances and shipment counts with locations including OM City and Toledo. The readout lists February dates and numeric values such as 1.72 and 146 452, alongside 522 540 and 408 888 in a garbled freight data fragment.
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OM City
Nérage
Toledo
Ohio
Lima
New York Money Market Rates and Bank Bill Quotes
The New York money market reports bid and offer rates with closing bids, prime rates, and commercial bills. It notes government bonds and irregular Walrond bonds, with figures for exchange, bankers discounts, and reference yields. Also mentions the sale of rAZO OINTMENT and a money refund offer.
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Yeats
Moatha
Sterting Exchange
Walrond
Wall Street Gossip on Copper and Steel Markets
The column discusses copper and lead stock dullness, bear pressure, and a near-normal market feel after recent volatility. It notes Brooklyn Rapid Transit strength on dividends, insider sales in steel, and potential coal mine wage demands likely to be rejected, with implications for 1916 market stability.
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Fluctua Fonds
Brooklyn
Rapid! Transit
Washington Railway and Electric mixed stock trading notes
Washington Railway and Electric Company common stock opened at 42 3 4 and closed around 43 1 2 with 124 shares traded. The preferred stock opened at 82 and closed at 89 A block of 500 shares was offered at 89. Washington Gas stock opened 74 1 4 and fell to 72, closing near 72 5 8. Directors of Saw Mining declared a quarterly dividend of 3 cents payable April 30 to stockholders of record.
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Washington Block Exchange
Igs
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Gipita
Staten Tria
Geotown Gas
Washington Gas
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Capital Traction
Anacostia
Potomac
Columbia
Boban
Bugo Lotieville
Nashville
Washington Ry
Jam
Mackay
Cioif
Potomac Electric Light
Missouri Pacife
American Locomolivial Auseon
Kan
Texas
Ptd
Kans
Tex
Yori Central
Amd
Sefg
Ontario
Weut
North and Western
Baus Fash. Rey
American ‘Tobacco, Pla
Elec
Wash
Alex
Mt. Vernon
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Washington Gav
Georgetown Gas
Pitte
C. C
St. Louis
Bell Telephone
Baltimore
Ohio
Joe
Canadian Pacific
Greene, Cananés
Central ‘Leather
Republic Steel Piafi
jCentral
New Jersey
Rock Island Co
Mitchell Maing
H.gw
Hesspeake
Ofia
Sahaya
Rock Taland Co
Chicago
Alton
Moss, i, and
Ameren
Bon
Chicago Great ‘Western
Lavis Southwestern
Northwestern
Joula
Pra
Ci Ml
BU. Paul
tLey
Llons-Bheinfeld
Colorado Fuel Ang Iron
Southern Pacifi Bite
Farfura
Mechanosa
Lorada
Southern
Southern Railway
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Cato
Ima South
Ist Ptd
Ans
Metronaliia
Pla
Tennessee Copper
Aslington
Packton
Fearcon
Denver
Io Lidge Delaware
Toledo
St. Ly
West
Wat
American Security and Trust
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Nation
Denver and
Rio Grande
Distilers
Union
Paciic Nh Ram
Unionaare and Trust
BOO
Unior Pacific Ptd
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United States Rubber i
Bane Stooes
United
Great Nord
Great Northern
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Fuay Fire
IRSU
Interborough-Mer
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Arlington
Interborauger
International Paper
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Lake Egle
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New York Tock ‘Exchange
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Amerson
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Ha Vayan Electric Company Sal
Aold
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Cloge
Saw Mining Company
Victor’ S. Clark
Willard Street
Plang
Beers
Bulisings
Persian Surgeon Reports Lepers Healed By Culture
Captain Williams of Bunshire Persia told the Bombay Medical Congress that his culture technique yielded marked success against leprosy. He claimed two patients were cured, two more nearly cured, and a fifth showed remarkable improvement after treatment.
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Persia
Bombay
Bombay i Medical Congress
Wiliams
Jesilaenes
Burgeon
Bunshire
Williams
Alleged Robber Turned Over After Kernersville Bank Heist
Galther Bodenhamer was arrested at a downtown hotel on Tuesday and charged with robbing Kernersville bank of 2500 dollars. He was turned over to a deputy sheriff from Kernersville and the pair left Washington Wednesday night. Detectives reported finding a jar of coins totaling 1245 dollars, believed to be part of the stolen money, buried beneath a dwelling in Kernersville.
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Galther Bodenhamer
Kernersvlle
N. C
Washington
Detective Bureau
Kernersville
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