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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1917

Page

12

New York Stocks End Mixed After Listless Session

Trading in New York opened firm then turned listless as liquidation and short selling grew amid news of Germany's aims against the United States. Late-day recoveries saved some losses, but key issues fell 1 to 3 points. U S Steel dropped sharply before rebounding. Bethlehem Steel and others also declined. Total volume near 9.45 million shares. Bond market remained steady with U S bonds unchanged. Credit balances and shipment figures noted.

New York Germany Mexico Japan United States Bank of England Sterling Italy Res Reading New York Central Canadian Pacific Atchison

Wall Street News and Gossip March 1 1917 Dividends and Profits

American Car and Foundry declares an extra quarterly dividend of 1 percent on common stock plus the usual 1 percent on common and 1 percent on preferred. Nevada Consolidated Copper and Butte-Superior Mining also announce extra dividends. Standard Oil of Indiana reports 1916 profits of 30,043,614 and plans to use surplus, stock dividend possible as authorized capital rises to 100 million. Bank of France and England reserve shifts are noted, with a 15.82 percent weekly reserve ratio. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports January revenue gains and higher net operating income.

New York American Car and Foundry Company Standard Oil Company of Indiana Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company

New York Stock Market Report March 1, 1917

New York stock market opened flat on March 1 1917 with rail and industrial shares showing tentative gains amid cautious trading. Investors awaited further wartime news and economic signals as prices held near previous closes.

Local Stock Exchange Close Reports Regular Call Noon

The entry lists capital traction railroad 6s at 105 percent, Norfolk and Washington steamboat 56 with 1,000 at 105, Capital Traction 16 at 83 and multiple prices, Washington Railway and Electric preferred 12 at 82 and 10 at 82, Capital National Bank 1 at 225, Union Trust 10 at 125, and Mergenthaler Linotype trades at 167 and 127 with related notes.

Capital Traction Railroad Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Capital Traction Washington Railway and Electric Preferred Capital National Bank National Savings On Trust Union Trust Mergenthaler Linotype Georgetown Public Public Utilities Commission National Capital Bank Mergenthaler National Savinge and Trust Potomac Electric Consolidated B C. C Wash Rwy Elec. Co Hwy Elec Washington Washington Gans Meraenthaler Leaneton Dintrice National Bank Continental Trust Rigas Nat. Bank Monsey Trust Hank of Commerce & Lav Wash, Exchange Bank Northweat Savings Bank American Paper Can Miller Train Control & Gayety Theater Oklahoma Atlantic Building Co Funding Corps Pfd

New York Cotton and Commodities Market Summary

The New York cotton market closed mixed as nervousness from international disclosures influenced trading. May cotton rose to 16.72, closing at 16.71 with a general list up 1 to 10 points. wheat corn oats and live cattle also moved, while copper and copper futures showed firm interest and hogs and beef cattle receipts varied across Chicago and other exchanges.

New York Rallles Manitoba

Trading In Capital Traction Stocks Shows Quiet Activity

Local financial notes report a listless market with 1404 shares changing hands including 10 at 83 1 2 and 190 at 83 3 4. Closing quotes were 82 1 2 bid 83 1 2 asked. Washington Railway and Electric preferred eased with odd lots at 2 with bid 81 asked 82. Plans for merging Washington and Georgetown gas concerns via Speers stake purchases remain street gossip but no official confirmation.

Capital Traction Weshington Railway and Electric Washington Gas Washington Georgetown Speera Iwatter Company

New York Money Market Kept Steady by Broad Rates

New York March 1 Mercantile paper 4.414 Sterling 0 day bills 4.71 percent commercial 60 day bills on banks 4.71 commercial 60 day bills 4.70? percent demand 4.75 percent cables 4.767 16. Francs demand 5.8414 marks 8.46 cables 85 Kronen demand 11 1/16 cables 11 percent guilders demand 4.0? percent cables 4.07 18 Lives demand 7.70 cables 7.69 Rubles demand 28 percent cables 28 percent Bar silver 76 percent Mexican dollars 5 percent Government bonds steady Railroad bonds heavy Time loans 60 days 90 days 3 4 percent six months 4 4u Call money steady high 2 14 low 2 percent ruling rate 24 percent last loan 24 percent losing bid 24 offered at 24 1/4

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Harvestor Co Says It Is Not A Trust

The International Harvester Company responded to government charges in the Supreme Court brief denying Sherman Act violations. It argues the government uses a rule of size rather than rule of reason and criticizes reliance on debates and articles to define the law. It claims the suit would hinder public interest by blocking monopolistic restraint actions.

International Harvester Company Chargea Supreme Court Congress Harvester Standard Oil

Rockefellers Seek Dismissal in U.S. Steel Suit

John D. Rockefeller and John D. Rockefeller Jr. filed pleas in the Supreme Court asking dismissal of the government dissolution action against United States Steel Corporation as to them. They say they have retired from the board, own negligible stock, and took little part in the alleged trust’s formation.

John D. Rockfeller John D. Rockfeller, Jr United States Steel Corporation Supreme Court Rockfellers

West China Union University Leader to Speak at Geographical Society

Dr. Joseph Beech, president of West China Union University, will lecture this afternoon and evening before the National Geographical Society at New Masonic Auditorium on China of Today and Tomorrow. His address will follow a talk by Dr. Wellington Koo, the Chinese minister, who could not attend.

Joseph Beech West China Union University National Geographic Society Masonic Auditorium Wellington Koo Beech China

Plumbers and steamfitters invited to register at Munsey HQ

In the evening from 7 30 until 10 o'clock the public is invited. Visiting master plumbers and master steamfitters are urged to visit headquarters opened for them at Room 504 Munsey building to register and learn the details arranged for their benefit. The headquarters is maintained through cooperation of manufacturers of plumbing and heating goods nationwide.

Munsey Building

Baltimore Markets in March Trade Mixed on Grains and Poultry

Baltimore market report shows wheat prices uneven with No 2 red at about 1,994 bid for spot and March, while No 2 red western stands around 2,043% nominal. Corn closes firmer, poultry and eggs quoted with various weights and regions, including Maryland and Virginia dairy products and butter in multiple forms. prices given for live poultry, eggs, butter, and cheese across several districts.

Philadelphia I.ge Corn—Tutgeher Rene Baltimore Treese Maryland Virginia Kent Island Pennsylvania West Virginia Southern

New York Produce Prices March First Reported

New York market notes marching prices for butter eggs and cheese with steady creamery butter at 41 41 1 2 and firsts around 40 with various egg quotes 32 to 37 for extra firsts and whites. Dressed poultry listed dull and weak with chickens 18 to 29 and fowls 19 to 24 while live poultry is weak and turkeys not quoted. Flour beef pork and lard show firm to strong demand with middle West prices around 18 90 to 19 00.

New York State Elgin Virginia California Florida New York Hennery Kennery Browne Middle West

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