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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1913

Page

4

Stock Market Drifts as Wilson Inaugural Fails to Spark

New York trading shows a dull narrow session with little reaction to President Wilson's inaugural address. Foreign markets gloomier. German bankers quote money, traction stocks discounted. American Coal Products falls seven points amid Sherman Act suit. bonds irregular. broad activity light with par value sales around 2.16 million.

Wilson New York Wall Street Taday Washington Financial Pennsylvania Union Pacific Taul Steel Amalgamated Ber- In Canadian Pacific New Haven United States

Wall Street Gossip Delivers Wide Market Fluctuations And Bond Moves

New York reports total daily stock sales at 272000 shares surpassing inauguration day volumes from 1903 and 1905, with 1875 low for New Haven recorded. Pennsyl vania 6 per cent stock trades near New Haven levels as Morgan firms move 34.5 million Atlanta Knoxville and Cincinnati bonds and 4 million unified 48 bonds via private sale. Missouri Pacific earnings rise five million more gross in four weeks, Wabash plans denied reorganization change, and circulating rumor once boosted bonds and stock prices.

New York New Haven Stock Exchange Pennsylvania J. P. Morgan & Co Kissel, Kinnicutt & Co Harris, Forbes & Co Unified Atlanta Knoxville Cincinnati Missouri Pacific Wabash Amalgamated Copper Lehigh Valley Amer Agricultural Zutsco St. PL Kansas Texas Car & Foundry Sieeben National Biscuit LilAmer Ice Securities Ry National Lead American Lingeed N. Ry New York Central Amer. Sm. & Refining Am. Sm. & Ref Norfolk & Western Amer. Sugar Refining American Tel Tel Northern Pacific American Tobacco Pacific Mail Anaconda Mining Co Pacific Tel Telav Atchison Atlantic Coast CC. C St. L Baltimore & Ohio Lotsa Pittsburgh Coal Bethlehem Steel ST Boig Brock Rapid Transit Pressed Steel California Petroleum Pullman Palace Canadian Pacific Ray Consolidated Chesapeake & Ohio Republic Iron & Steel Chicago Gt. Western Sneesae Rep. Iron & Steel Pfd Chi, Mil St. Paul Rock Island Co Chicago & N. W China Consolidated Sriacelaint Irs Southern Railway Denver & Rio Gr Tennessee Copper Erie Texas & Pacific Union Pacific Albaesing Erie Tinian Pacific United States Goldfield Consolidated United States Rubber Great Northern United States Steel Great North U. S. Steel Llinois Central Interborough-Met Utah Copper Caro Inter.-Met Inter. Harvester Inter. Marine Western Maryland Inter Western Union Inter. Pump Westinghouse Kansas City Southern Lake Erie

Holland Tells Why Nation Progress Is Safe in New Hands

New York March 5 The article argues that U S business should remain unimpeded by national legislation under Wilson and credits Southern industrial growth with backing by Northern capital. It highlights Louisiana sulfur expansion, Louisiana politics, public spirit in Louisiana, Florida and Jacksonville development, and the broader surge of Southern commerce as a safeguard against disruptive federal actions. The piece cites Oscar W Underwood as a national leader and stresses cross regional cooperation fueling expansion.

Holland New York Mar Wilson South Ohio Potomac Oscar W. Underwood House of Representatives Congresa Underwood Congress Pittsburgh United States Appalachian Norfolk Charleston S. C North Louisiana Manufacturers’ Record Baltimore The Nile Gov. Hall Public Service Commission E. K. Foster Connecticut Harriet Beecher Stowe Florida Atlantic and Gulf Chester A. Arthur Wiliam E. Chandler Kissimmee Philadelphia St. John's River Interior Lakes Lake Okeechobee Calloosahatchee Gulf of Mexico Arthur Henry B. Plant Henry M. Flagler Jacksonville W. P. Darwin

Confessed to Save Wife in Baltimore Heiress Murder

Charles Cramer alias Conway testified in Judge Kerstein's Chicago court that he did not confess to murder of Miss Sophia Singer to police, reversing an earlier admission made to save his wife Beatrice Ryall Cramer. A courtroom scuffle between defense lawyers preceded testimony as deputies intervened.

Chicago Charles Cramer Conway Sophia Singer Baltimore Kerstein Beatrice Ryall Cramer Samuel E. Foss Cramer George Remus

Evanston Police Drop Case Over Lost 41000

Chicago March 4 Evanston police dropped the mystery surrounding Mrs Mabel Mills of San Antonio Texas and her lost or stolen 41000 The case lacked official backing and no search for the money was organized Mrs Mills left Transton Hospital last night and is believed to have departed the city Police theorize wire tapping or confidence games may be involved as a hotel habitue once linked to a New York con man is now missing

Chicago Evanston Mabel Mills San Antonio Tex Shaffer Beyer New York Mills

New York Prices For Cheese Eggs Pork and More Steady

New York reports show steady receipts across dairy items with 3 559 boxes of cheese steady and eggs strong in firsts and seconds. Markets note firm pork and beef with lard steady while cottonseed oil and petroleum hold steady amid mixed grain futures and export sales.

Chicago Reeves Texas New York Philadelphia Pennsylvania ST. Gats Maer Hennery State Rae Rio Santos Cordova Maine Western

Supreme Court recess for Wilson inauguration

The Supreme Court adjourned to attend the presidential inauguration. The Chief Justice administered the oath to Woodrow Wilson and the court reconvened, with a note that the daily call for the next day would proceed with the listed docket numbers.

United States Supreme Court Justice McKenna Justice Holmes Justice Day Justice Lurton Justice Hughes Justice van Devanter Justice Lamar Justice Pitney United Woodrow Wilson United States

New York Money Market Snapshot March 4

Money market ease with call rates around 2.92 to 4.04 percent and time loans steady at 43.5 percent for sixty to ninety days and six months. Primo mercantile paper about 3 percent. sterling exchange firm with bankers' bills at 4.8360 sixty day and 4.8780 demand. Commercial paper around 4.32 percent. Bar silver at 68 cents. Mexican dollars at 48 cents. Government and railroad bonds steady or irregular.

New York Primo Mercantile Paper

Inaugural Day Draws Alexandria to Washington Parade

Alexandria residents cripple business as crowds head to Washington for the inaugural parade on trains and excursion steamers. The Washington Virginia electric line ferries thousands while the Alexandria Light Infantry joins the Virginia volunteers in the parade. Elks Lodge officers are elected for the year and will be installed April 7. funeral held for William H. Gaskill at 2 1/2 North Fairfax Street this afternoon.

Wilson Ashington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Washington Washington-Virginia Alexandria Light Infantry Frank L. Staymaker H. Noel Garner Virginia Volunteers Alexandria Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks James W. Bates George T. Caton James B. Martin Jerome Kaufman Walter M. Donnelly Herman Friedlander Thomas D. Downey Tler Joseph C. Gates Robert Barrett Grand Lodge Rochester N. Y Harry B. Quinn

Dividends Declared by Morgenthaler Linotype Company

Morgenthaler Linotype Company in New York declares a regular 2 percent quarterly dividend plus an extra 0.5 percent on capital stock to stockholders of record at close of business March 8, 1913. Transfer books remain open. Treasurer Frede J Warburton signs. Another item reports on the American Temperance Life Insurance Association of New York a December 3 1912 financial statement with assets and liabilities including cash in office and bank, real estate mortgages, premiums uncollected, and net unpaid claims. Notary William H. Godward attests.

Chicago Mergenthaler Linotype Co New York Morgenthaler ‘Linotype Company Frede J. Warburton American Temperance Life Insurance Association OF New York District of Columbia Sas Frank Delano Stacey Wilson WM. H. Godward Notary Public

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