Stock Market Firm as British Blockade Impacts Rates
New York March 1 The stock market remained firm amid unsettled foreign exchange and news of England’s blockade on German shipments. Bond selling, largely from German sources, did not dent quoted values while Pennsylvania Railroad earnings declined. Illinois Central showed gains in industrials as copper advanced and gold imports from London remained light amid relaxations in money rates.
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Pennsylvania
New York
England
Germany
France
Italy
Switzerland
Pennsylviania Eiailroad
Pittsburg
Pitts
Tlinois Central Road
Priinents Ixvense
Imeresand Astrial
New York Bond Market Snapshot From March 1 Listings
A compact record of bond and stock quotes with rates for American Agricultural American Cotton Oll American Tobacco Armour & Co Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore and Ohio Bethlehem Steel Central of Georgia Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago B and Q joint Chicago and Northwestern Colorado and Southern Denver and Rio Grande listings and various rail and utility issues. The report notes price levels for manufacturers and transportation firms, with scattered figures and series designations across the market page.
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York
American Agricultural
American Tobacco
Armour & Co
Atchison Gen
Atchison
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Transit
Central of Georgia
Central Leather
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
B. and Quincy
B. and
Warner
Western
Chicago, Mik
At. Paul Ey
Mil
St. Pauley
St. Paul
R. R. Colt. Ds
Northwestern
Colorado and Southern
Enver
Rio
Listidlers Securities
Vita
General Kleetele
Irea- Neurthern
Titetorough-Met
Wansd City
Myers
Nashville
Missouri
Can
Amd
Texas
Stes
Mork
Fork Greatys
York Oy
York Kaleays Adj
IS. OY
Hartford
Norfolk and Weesrn
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacifi
T. Penns
Wabash
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Poffeced
Cloaing Lhl
Lehigh Valley
Amalgamated Copper
St. Ma
Kansas
Missouri Pacific
Yoo Amer
Car & Foundry
National Biscuit
Amer
Tea Securities
M. Ry
Mex
New York Central
New Haven
Smn. & Refining
Norfolk & Western Ee Am Sm
Sugar Refining
North American
American Tel
Pwawaheses
Pacific . Mail
Anaconda Linn Co
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas Ae
Atlantic Coast Line
Pittsburgh Coal
Baltimore & Ohio
Pullman Palace
WiRay Copper
Brook
Rapid Transit
Reading
Canadian Pacific
LSA Los
Republic Iron & Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio
Rep. Iron & Steel
Chino Copper
Rock Island Co
Gt. Western
Mil & St P
Ithicago
N. W Sagarlaey
Seaboard A
Lpid
Consolidated Gqs- MG
Sloss-Sheffield S. & Ine
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
fSouthern Ry
Denver & Rio Gr
Tennessee Copper
DO Distrh . Securities
Texas Co
Erte
Texas & Pacific
WiEric
Union Pacific
iErte
Union Pacific P
General Electric
Great Northern
Jllé
United States Rubber
Great North
United States Steel
Tiliots Central
U. S. Steel
Tnterborough- Met
Utah Copper - Eel
Inter
Harvester
Vel
Marine
Western Maryland
Tinter
Nansag City Sovern
Westhouse Electric
Laclede Gas
Fee Wheel
Leke Erte
Curb Market Report From United States Treasury and Local Exchange
A garbled financial note lists figures for shipments credits and balances with references to Ma Marek Stan Thun and various totals. It mentions hogs sheep veal calves spring lambs and quality notes about fat hogs, with scattered numbers such as 494,792,679.58 and 4419,291,024.48.
Local financial notes on bonds and Pennsylvania Railroad report
The stock market showed no special feature with bonds of public utilities trading near Saturday quotes. Fatomac Electric firm at 99% with 5000 dollars traded. Capital Traction 5a at 1.05% and Washington Gas bonds around 1.4% and 1.04%. The Pennsylvania Railroad reported 1914 results: 2660 miles owned, 1852 leased, 308 under track age rights. operating revenue down 8.69%, net income 34,090,764.82 dollars, down 7,820,067.97.
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Washington
Capital Traction Railway
Washington Railway and Electric
Potomac Electric
Consolidated
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Columbia Title Insurance
Washington Gas
Washington Gag
Columbia Gas and Hise
Capital Traction Co. Bs
Anac
Pat
River Ry
City & Suburban Ry
Metropolitan Railway
Wash. Ry
Elec
al Bug Wash
Alex
Mt. Ver
Aedgy Wash
Balto. & An
Mtg
Tel
Teleg
Tel & Tel
Ste Imst
Col. Paper
Cheee Wash
Market Co. Bs
Aia Wash. Market Co. Bs
O Wash
W & W. Steamboat Fs
Aia Riggs Realty
Riggs Realty
Aia
Capital Traction Co
Wash
Balto
An. Pfd
Am. Tel. & Tel. Co
Mergenthaler Linotype
Greene-Cananea Copper
le National Bank
Capital
Columbia
District
Ae AB Farmers and Mechanics Ee
Federal Bey
Lincoln
Washington Trust Company
Amer, Security and Trust
National Savings & Trust
Waton Trust Company
Wash Loan & Trust
Continental
Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
HS Wee Commerce & Savings
Washington Savings Wee
Corcoran
erman-Amert
National Union
Columbia Title Ins
Chapin-Sacks Co
Amer
Washington Market
Fatomac Electric Consolidated Bs
Capital Traction
Washington Gas Bs
Washington Pathway & Electric 43
Washington Railway & Electric Common
Dewer
Lst
Pennsylvania Railroad
Northern Central Railway
Holidaysburg, Hedford and Cumberland Railroad
Rea
New York Stock Market Opens on Monday March 1 1915
Monday market activity in New York shows cautious trading as investors assess early 1915 conditions. Prices move modestly with key industrials and rail shares displaying mixed results amid ongoing wartime uncertainty.
Holland outlines Hemisphere finance plan and loans
A March appropriation debate in Congress references a $50,000 fund to finance a contemplated conference of American hemisphere financial representatives, with Canada likely included. The piece notes strong intercontinental finance aims, adds Canada bonds to be sold publicly, and suggests possible U S loans to belligerents via indirect channels to ease trade and investment tensions.
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New York
March
Congress
Financial
Canada
United States
Publit -Utility Corporation
Montreal
Washington
Intercontinental Financial
Western Hemisphere
England
Europe
Conference of Financial Representatives of American Nations
Inter
Holland
New York Produce Prices March First Report
New York traders report wholesale prices on dairy and produce with extensive itemized ranges. Butter and eggs hold steady to higher, cheese and butter from New York State markets listed, plus live and dressed poultry, flour, sugar, cornmeal, pork and beef values, vegetables and fruit including scarce regional bids and crate prices. Prime crude and color-coded yellow, summer and winter yellow prices for colored oils noted with monthly projections for March through October.
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New York State
Elgin
Virginia
West Virginia
Florida
California
New York
Blockade fears drive wheat futures sharply lower in Chicago
Chicago wheat slid as blockade measures and possible Russian shipments through the Dardanelles sparked mass selling. Wheat futures opened and closed lower, with losses also seen in corn and oats. cash grain prices varied by grade while analysts warned of reduced European demand. New York cotton also weakened on fresh war-supply fears, closing with a modest loss after initially tumbling on Allied ports news.
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Chicago
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Mediterranean
America
Gesa Sees Mixed Figures Across Year Totals
A fragmented OCR shows assorted numbers and figures including 5,900 04,966.01 197,100.00 and 899,535.70 899, 655.70 39,278.41 284,602.01 with references to dates and symbols. The text appears as garbled financial data or ledger entries lacking clear context or narrative.
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Gesa
Metal Market Copper and Tin Prices Report
New York copper futures drift higher with electrolytic at 14.75 to 14.87 and casting 14.25 to 14.62. London spot copper at £64 128 6d and futures at £65 28 6d. Spot tin priced at £183 with futures at £16 10s. Iron ore steady with No 1 Northern 14.50 to 15.00, No 2 14.26 to 14.75, and No 1 and 2 Southern 14.25 to 14.75.
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New York
London
Northern
Southern
Mercantile Exchange Rates and Money Market Report
New York on March 1 reports a weak Sterling exchange with a 0-day loss at 4.7825 for cables and 4.8625 for 1 demand, gold and government bonds steady, silver at 49% Mexican dollars, railroad bonds and time loans mostly steady with varying rates, call money with a 2 percent ruling rate.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
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Curb Market
United States Treasury
Local Stock Exchange
Marek
Stan
Thun
Baltimore Securities
Washington Cattle Market
General Fund
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Hilippines
Boston
Alaska Gold
St Butte Mining
Webby Mining
Keene-Cananeca Minthe
G 'Hancock Consolidated
Inspiration Consolidated
Ape
BBR
North Butte Mining
North Lake Mining
Ol Dominion Mining
Shannon
Superior Mining
United Fruit
Utah
Winona Mining
Wolverine Mining
Braden Copper
Indiana
New
United
Ry. & Electric Co
Bhs Consolidated Gas
Consolidated Power
Pennsylvania Road
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
NEW York Stock Market
Hanhive
Financial District
John Hays Hammond
Hammond
Local Produce Market
Chicago Grain
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Savanagh
Mdly
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Mareh
U. S
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Corcoran Fire Insurance Company
District of Columbia
Yau
SILBE
William E. Edmonston
H. Peake
F. H. Ridgway
Notary Police District of Columbia
First National Fire Insurance Company
Dstrict of Columbia
Guab Io Bank
Robert J. Wynne
John E. Smith
Harry C. Roed
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Munsey Bidg
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Iin
Frank A. Munsey
National Savings and Trust Company
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Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co
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Life Department
Gail B. Johnson
Roy S. Hoagland
Sos Angeles
State of California
W. Webber
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Washington, D. C
Lanston
Thomas L. Hume
Tel. M
Napoleon
Arthur Cowsill
Wakerod
Hibbs
15Th St. N. W
National Metropolitan Bank
Fifteenth Street
Opposita VS. Treasury
Colimbia
Umbia
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
AC. c. Moses Co., Inc
N.Y. Ave
Milburn, Heister & Co
Architects Union Savings Bank Bldg
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