Stocks Rise on Encouraging Factors and Bank Rate Cut
New York March 9 There was a distinct revival of speculative enthusiasm aided by a lower Bank of England rate from 3 to 2 1 2 per cent and renewed strength in railroad stocks amid merger rumors. Reading advanced near par, copper shares surged on dividend hopes, while United States Steel lagged. Bonds firm. money rates steady. sterling weak with bankers’ bills around 4.8690.
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New York
Northern Securities
Reading
Amalgamated Copper
Anaconda
Bennett
United States
Canadian Pacific
Atchison
Bank of England
London
Snans
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Stock Market Quotations March 9 1900s
Daily quotations from W B Hibbs & Co bankers and brokers New York stock exchange members list various bonds and certificates across railroads and utilities with prices and yields in a dense market report for March 9 1900s. The list includes Atchison Central of Georgia Chicago and Alton Chesapeake and Ohio Missouri Kansas Texas Union Pacific Northern Pacific and other issues.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
New York
American Tobacco
Atchison General
Atchison Adjustment Atindle Coast Line
Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia 1St Inc
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
R. I
Pacific R. BR
We i
Pacifc R. A. Ctl
Colorado Midland
Colorado
Southern
Cuba
Denver and
Rio Grande És
Ostiliers’ Securities
Eris Prior
Erie General
Fort Worth
Ferver Hocking Valleys
Japan
Loulavilla
Nashville
Manhattan
Consol
Gentral
Minneapolis
St. Lou
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Kangar
National Railroad of Mexico
New York Central General
New Jersey
Contrel
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Oregon
Pennsylvania
General
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
San Francisco
Southwestern
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
Toledo, St. Louis
Western Maryland
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Higa
Bia
Adams Express
Amalgamated Copper
Car and Foundry
BBC Am
American Express
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
New Jerse
Ohio
Alton
Alten
Great Western
Northwestern
Mil
St. P
Sat
St Lowia
Souther
Colo
Beuth
Delaware and Hudson Ava
Lark
Denver
Rio Grande
Ric G
Beauritto
Wba
G Vatley
Hocking Valley
Aay International
Bay
Ap International
Iowa Centra
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern
Loulsvile and
Lashville
Manhattan L
Wtyke
Metropolitan Securities Tho
Adhe
Metropolitan Street Ry
Mexican Central
Bete
Micneapolis
Ste. Me
M'sanuri Pacific
Missoni
Kans
Tex
Kars
National Biscuit
Pullman Palace Gar
Big Republic
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
Bucklen
Washington Railway and Electric Securities Rally
A dense ledger of bids and prices shows Washington Railway and Electric and related firms trading common and preferred shares, bonds and certificates across multiple maturities. The report lists numerous bids such as 109 at 93 percent for preferred and 104 at 83 percent for common, with other names like Capital Traction and Union Trust as active counterparts in yesterday’s Closing and market activity.
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Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Railway and Electric, Preferred
Washington Railway and Electric, Common
Union Trust Company
Americsen Nations Bank
Washington Gas
Ray
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Graphophone
Greene Copper
Ita
Union Truat Company
Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Dimacontia and Potomac
Chesapseke and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company
Potomac Electric Light First
Sate Deposit and Trust Mnteske
National Sate Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Washington Safe Dapoatt
Washington Savings Bank
Riggs
Franklin
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Potomac
al- Mngton
National Union
Columbia
People’s
Commercial
Colonial
Heal Estate
Columbic
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac
Georgetown Gas
Mergenthater Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Gresne Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat
Realty Appraisal Agency Company
Chicago Grain Markets Surged and Fell on Weather Outlook
Wheat futures swung throughout the day with May and July volatile as traders weighed forecasts of colder weather and potential frost damage. May closed at 1.13% 1.44, July at 94% 94.5, with clearances and receipts noted. corn and oats rose modestly while provisions held steady.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
141 & Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Mey
Shorts
Commission Houses
Northwest
St. Louie
Kansas City
Frealy
Minneappe
Duluth
Chicago
Carm Pit
Liverpool
May
New York Cotton Falls Back After Early Firmness
New York March 9 The cotton market was moderately active and opened firmer on better cables and Southward demand but eased under bear pressure. Close reported a net decline of 6.7 points with May around 7.57, about 150000 bales sold. Southern spot markets steadier to firmer. exports light though spinning centers optimistic.
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New York
Speta
Liverpool
Ahorty
Atlantic District
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Tms
Bears
W. B. Hibba & Co
F Street
New York Stock Xchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Wall Street
Receipta
Local Financial Gossip Signals Mixed Market Moves
Washington Railway and electric securities led a varied session with bonds active at 89 7 8, preferred stock up to 98 1 8, common slipping to 33 5 8, and Lenston and Graphophone trading around key quotes. Banks and utilities showed slight gains while agricultural and commodity quotes moved with broad demand, setting a cautious tone for bank association talks and time discount discussion.
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Washington Railway and Electric Securities
Washington
Live Stock Markets Report from New York and Chicago
New York market receipts show cattle, calves, sheep and hogs with mixed demand and prices. Chicago totals list steady cattle and strong hogs with ranges for steers, cows, calves, and lambs amid current trading conditions.
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New York
Cary
Chalee
Trate
Chicago
Baltimore Markets and Miscellaneous Notices
Market notes from Baltimore dated March 9 show steady grain prices with mixed receipts and exports, including flour, corn, rye, hay, butter, eggs, cheese, and sugar. Reinstatement of W B Alley from stock exchange suspension and probate details from Mary Virginia Larkin’s will accompany regulatory notices and Treasury data.
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Baltimore
New York Brokers Suspend Firm O L Simpson Co
Daily cotton market reports the suspension of O L Simpson Co members of the Consolidated Stock Exchange. G L Godwin manager notes assets around 16000 with liabilities near 110000. The firm had an uptown office mainly serving women customers amid general market jitters.
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New York
O. L. Simpson & Co
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Nor Godwin
Contested will case opens in Probate Court for Henry Kengla estate
Jury secured yesterday to hear the will contest of Henry Kengla who died January 13 143. Testimony begins next Monday before Justice Gould. Hearing slated to last about six weeks with 60 to 75 witnesses. Will dated November 27 1895 names Cant E B Randall as executor. Randall to receive 10 percent commission. Estate valued near 200000 with legacies about 92500. Key bequests include 10000 to Samuel Knott 2000 to Mrs Sarah Sritt 35000 to James H Taylor and 5000 to George C Payne. Residual legatees are Mrs Elizabeth Hamiller and Mrs Louisa S Randall. Attorneys listed for contestants and executor.
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Henry Kengla
Gould
Louis Kenela
Cant. E
Randall
Capt Randall
Samuel Knott
Sarah Sritt
James H. Taylor
George C. Payne
Elizabeth Hamiller
Louisa
Tengla
Cole & Donaldson
Hamilton & Colbert
Gordon & Gordon
A. S. Worthington
Joseph B. Wright
Frisco System plans homestead for every employee
Chicago reports C B Yoakum announces that the Frisco system will provide a five to ten acre homestead for every employee from top to bottom. Parcels include water, paid in ten years, with land to go to a widow or family if an employee dies in service. Ottawa notes a Canadian migration push eyed at 60,000 settlers this year.
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Frisco
Chicago
C. B. Yoakum
Frisco System
American Loan Company
Jeana
Anme
Cid
American Loan Co
14Th St
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the National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust
Corner 15Th
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Martin Brand
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