U S Steel Leads Rise as Trade Reports Favorable
New York stocks rose on March 8 with strong volume as steel and allied industries led gains. U S Steel output reached 75 percent capacity, with forecasts showing significant tonnage gains, while New Haven reduced January deficit and Gould group rail bonds moved higher ahead of Missouri Pacific meeting. Total stock volume 266,300 shares. bonds firm.
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Middle West Point
Gould Group
New Haven
New York
Middle West
Feading
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
United States Steel
Missouri Pacific
New York Bond Market Briefs and Listings
New York bond market notes list many issues with varied coupons and maturities including American Agricultural 5s American Tel and Tel ev 1% American Smelting 6s Bethlehem Steel ref 58 Baltimore and Ohio 4s Chesapeake and Ohio ev 4448 Central of Georgia 63 Chicago and Northwestern 34a Colorado and Southern ref 44% Great Western 48 Louisville and Nashville etc. Several railroads and utilities appear with calls for Ohio and Oregon Short Line ref 49 Pacific Tel and Tel Pennsylvania cv 218 1915 Texas Company cv fis Texas and Pacific tat Third Avenue adj Ss Seaboard Air Line adj 5 United States Steel Virginia Carolina Chemical 53 and Western Union Gs plus listed corporate adjusters and notes. The compilation reflects a broad cross section of corporate bonds, debentures, and preferreds trading in New York.
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New York
March
American Agricultural
American Tel
American Tobacco Fa
Tehison
Camer Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore
Onio
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Transit
Central of Georgia
Central Leather Sa
Chesapeake and Ghio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Quincy
Go Great Western
Ise, Mil
St. Piev
Aga, Mil
St. P. Gen
Mil
St. i. cv
Chi, Roi & Pac
BR. R.cit. de Cts
R. L & Pac
Northwestern
Colorado and Southern
Trenver and
Mio Crande
Listillers Securities
York
Entral
York Central
New York City
Wwew
York State
New York Railway Adj
Martford
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Linu
Pacific
Tel
Pennsylvania
Texas Company
Texas and Pacific Tat
Third Avenue Adj
Ss. Pacific
Citizen
States Rubber
United States Steel
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Wibashist
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric Cy. Sa
Firie
Ienerial Electric
Reat Northern
Milnois Central
Interborough Digs
Kansas City Southern
Lake Shorecleah
Ligwert & Myers
Panisville
Nashville
Texas
T. Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania Con
Tiny Consolidated
Reading
Republic Steel
St. Louis
San Fran
Jhi
Jlow
Amatl
International Paper
Sim Boon
AST
Chem
WojKan
City Southern
Lehigh Valley
American Can
Liggett & Myers
Amer. Can Pt
Amer. Car & Fdy
Miami Copper
American Cotton
OM i
Minn & St L
Amer
Ice Securities
Mo. Kan, & Tex
Missouri Pacific
National Biscut
National Lead
Tel & Tel
New York Central
American Tobacco Ec
N. H
DOO
Atchison
Norfolk & Western
Atchison Pfd
Pittsburgh Coal
Pullman Pal
Chesapeake & Ohio
Rep
Iron & Stee
Wiel
Great Western
Rep. I
St. L
Rock Island
P. Ry
Seaboard Air Lin
Colo. Fuel & Iron
Seaboard U. L. Pfd
Consolidated Gas
loojSloss-Shef. S. & Ta
Southern Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
Southern Railway
Southern Ry
Erie
Texas Co Lsbs
Erie 2d
Union Pactffe
General Electric
LSS
United Cigar Stores
Goodrich
B. F
U. S. Rubbe
BEY
Great Northern
S. Steel
Steel
Western Mary
Inter
Inter-Har
Westinghouse Elec
Washington stock notes show firm prices with limited activity
The Washington Stock Exchange opened firm with little trading activity beyond Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 84 percent. One buyer sought to absorb all offerings, 122 shares changed hands. Washington Gas advanced modestly with 5 shares sold at 72 percent. American Graphophone common hit a new high at 67 with 35 shares traded. Bonds offered limited opportunities as prices held, a $660 Washington Railway and Electric bond at 14 was the only record. Dividend declarations followed: Riggs National Bank pays 13 cents semiannually to April 1 holders of record April 1, Security Savings and Commercial Bank declares 1.5 percent quarterly for a 6 percent annual rate to stockholders of record March 15.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Gas
Washington Railway
Riges National Bank
Security Savings and Commercial Bank
Washington Gays Bs
Columbia Gas and Elec
Railroad Bonds Capital Traction Co
Ana & Pot
River R. BR
Fot
River
Guar
City & Suburban Ry. Ba
R. R. Bane
Wash
Elec
Alex
Balto. & An
Potomac Electric Power
Cc. & P. Telephone
Am. Tel
Col. Paper Mfg
Wash. Market Co
Wwe Wash Market Co. Bs
Steamboat Bs
Wee Riggs Realty
Ates
Riggs Realty
Capital Traction Co
Firemen
Columbia
Chapin-Sacks Co
Security Storage Co
Washington Market
Treasury Lat Condition Figures Disclosure
United States Treasury figures show large monetary amounts such as 1 987 164 75 and 2 088 089 1, 200 924 42, 15 856 919 48 and 10 034 147 81 in a lat condition report. The data appears as a financial listing with multiple totals and decimals.
Washington Railway and Electric stock notes at noon
Regular call at 12 o clock. Washington Railway and Electric listed with numerous price points and volumes. After call Washington Gas shows five shares at 72 percent and Washington Railway and Electric stock at $500 jat su.
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Washington Railway & Electric Ptd
Grapho Com
Washington Gas
Washington Railway & Electric ¢S
Cottonseed Oil and Hog Markets Reported in New York
New York on March 8 reports prime crude cottonseed oil prices at 6.67 to 7.05 with futures through October. Hogs range from 7 to 9 percent, sheep at 4 to 5, veal calves at 11 to 13, spring lambs 15 to 16. fat hogs preferred, small hogs 3 to 9 percent, large hogs 8 to 8.
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New York
Two Financial Factions Diverge on Postwar Prosperity Outlook
From New York financial circles comes a contrast in views as war ends. Some bankers foresee immediate vast domestic prosperity and a surge in US capital to fund global upbuilding, while others warn that postwar demand abroad and capital flows could hamper American industry and raise funding costs. The piece notes possible earlier war termination aided by Allied moves toward Constantinople, plus potential wheat exports to allies, with implications for Germany and Austria.
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New York
United States
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Department of Industry
England
France
Russia
Italy
Germany
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Turkey
Paris
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Austria
Finance
Holland
New York Cotton Market Ends Quiet With Decline
The New York cotton market on March 8 showed reduced activity and irregular fluctuations. Prices closed 1 to 3 points lower, with active months trading around 9.40 to 9.53 as fluctuations reflected limited offerings, renewed Wall Street buying, and late exports supporting a late rally.
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New York
Liverpool
Wall Street
Commission House
Bank Call Issued for March 4 by Comptroller
Comptroller of the Treasury requests a statement as of March 4. The Comptroller of the Currency yesterday issued a call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business Thursday, March 4.
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Comptroller of Treasury
Comptroller of the Currency
Local Produce Market Wholesale Prices Open Listing
Live poultry prices list Hens and roosters by pound with ranges, turkey and chicken figures. dressed poultry and cheese butter eggs vegetables with varied per unit and per crate or sack figures. green fruit citrus and apples priced by box or crate across regions including Virginia Florida and California entries.
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New York State
Elgin
Virginia
Florida
California
Chicago Grain Markets Rally On Wheat Jump
Chicago March 8 wheat surged as much as a quarter to a dollar value amid urgent buying and fears of dwindling domestic farm reserves. Washington data showed the US crop in first hands at a seven year low, keeping markets nervous as corn and oats also advanced and provisions rose.
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Europe
Panama
Chicago
Italy
Greece
Washington
United States
Livestock Markets Across Chicago and Baltimore Report Sluggish
Chicago hogs receipts 26 000 prices to 7.00 range cattle receipts 17 000 weak native steers 5.85 to 9.00 cows and heifers 3.40 to 7.80 calves 6.50 to 10.00 sheep 17 000 weak with lambs and yearlings mixed prices. Baltimore weekly cattle receipts 2 831, market weak steers 7.00 to 8.25 cows 3.14 to 5.50 hogs 14 749 steady light westerns 7.75 to 7.80 heavy 7.25 to 7.75 calves 6.09 to 10.50.
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Baltimore
New York Produce Prices and Market Quotes Mixed
New York on March 8 reports steady butter and sugar with varied creamery and cheese values. Eggs show unsettled receipts and steady to higher prices. poultry, pork, beef and flour futures quoted with ranges and several grade distinctions.
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New York
Hennery
Kansas
New York Grain Prices and Futures Report
New York wheat spot strong with No 2 red at 1 61 and No 2 hard at 1 63 both rail. Northern Duluth No 1 at 1 56 and Northern Manitoba at 1 57 fob Buffalo. May futures at 1 59. Corn spot firm No 2 yellow to arrive. Oats spot firm Standard 62 and white 64 65. Hay steady tops No 1 107 1/2, No 2 95. Rye No 2 Western 1 22 c f NY. Barley dull feeding 77, malting 76 82 c f Buffalo.
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Laray
Hibsa
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Buffalo
Standard
Western
C. F
New York Money Market Snapshot March 8
Mercantile paper quoted as given, sterling exchange steady with 60 day bills at 4.7950 and cables 4.8135 for demand 1481 bar silver at 60%. Mexican dollars 3. Government bonds and railroad bonds show strength. Time loans steady with 60 days 2 1/2 percent, 30 days 2 percent, six months 3 4, call money steady high 2 low 1 and ruling last bid 1 percent offered at ly.
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New York
Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Baltimore Markets Prices for Oats and Poultry and Dairy
Baltimore market report dated March 8 lists oats values for Standard white and No 3 white by weight, Poultry prices for alive and dressed birds including chickens ducks geese turkeys capons and old roosters with variations by weight and condition, Butter prices across creamery and dairy formats, and regional rolls and firsts for several states.
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Baltimore
Kent Island
Old Tome
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Condemnation Notice for Minor Street Opening in Square 4258
In re: The opening of a minor street through square 4258 to connect Twenty-fourth Street Northeast with Hamlin Street. The District of Columbia Court orders publication of notice for condemnation and assessment of damages, summons, and court appearance by March 23, 1915. Notice published in Washington Evening Star, Washington Times, and Washington Post.
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Supreme Court OF the
Colwubis
District Court
Twenty-fourth
Tamb Street
District of Columbia
Equara Sim
Twenty Fourth Street
United States
Anca
Washington Evening
Washington Times
Washington Poet
A.W. Walh
A.D. WS
Thomas AI
Anderson
RO Young
Alg. Betteman
Sealed Proposals for Cordage and Rope 1915
Sealed proposals in triplicate are invited by the Quartermaster General of the Army Washington for furnishing cordage rope and twine for delivery in fiscal year 1916 at Quartermaster Corps depots listed in the schedule. Proposals due 2 p m Eastern time April 7 1915. Schedule available on request or from Depot Quartermaster Washington D C.
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Quartermaster General of the Army
Washington D
Quartermaster Corps
U Army
Washington, D. C
U.S. A
Washington
D. C
U. S. Army
U. S. A. Waston
D.C
Notice of condemnation for widening Benning Road in DC
In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia petitioners seek condemnation of land east of Anacostia Road for widening Benning Road under a 1915 act. A five member jury will assess damages. notices publicized in major Washington papers and served on landowners by March 2, 1915.
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Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia
District Court
Benning Road
Sant of Anacostia Pond
Henning Road
Anrcostin Road
District of
Oluobia
United States
Congrena
Celock A. m
Dumagen
Wshington Evening Star
Washington Lost
Washington Herald
United States Marshal
Thos
FH. Anderson
R, Young
Br A
H. W. Sghon
District Commissioners Notice of Public Hearing on Street Improvements
The Commissioners of the District of Columbia announce a public hearing on Wednesday March 10 1915 at 1 30 o clock in the board room of the Commissioners to consider proposed street curb sidewalk and paving improvements in Northwest Southeast and Northeast sections including First Street First Street Northwest from Seaton Place to T Street Ninth Street Northwest Connecticut Avenue Northwest N Street Northwest Twenty first Street Northwest Lamont Street Northwest and other streets with estimated costs and assessments against abutting parcels. A related probate notice confirms administration of Harriet Cecil Berrien estate with claims due by February 1 1916.
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Washington
Tretriet of
Columbia
Pullir
Nuo Vt
Wed Sesday
First Street
Seaton Place
T Street
S Street
T V
Ninth Street
Street
Connecticut
Totson
Ho Street
North Capitol Street
Firet Street
N Street
Twelfils Street
Thirteenth Street
Sixth Street
Missouri Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Twenty-first Street
New Hampshire Avenue
DP Street
Lamont Street
Warder Street
Park Place
Connecticut Avenue
Pierce Mis
Newark Street
Supreme Court OF the District OF CO
Lumbin
District
Seventh Columbia Letters of Administration Co
St. A
PB Street
John B. Comber
Unseenedtrict
Percona
Bho
Square
A. D
Beneft
Ratate
Nichola
W. Sohon
James Tanner
Register of Wills
Faether Place
View
Savannah Street
Fourth Street
Randle Place
Bladensburg Road
Southwee
NewMayx
W. Kutz
Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbie
Istrict of Columbia
Harriet Cecil Berrien
Tina
Raker
Higga Kiting
Alre Willis
Neal Jam TA
Probate Court
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