Rally in Late Trading Signals $15 Million Loan to Switzerland
New York banks arrange a $15 million credit line to finance purchases in the United States as market activity shows mixed results. retirement of Missouri Pacific and St Louis and Iron Mountain assets shifts sentiment, with shares of related rails trading on light volume amid foreign exchange shifts and a tentative easing in the U.S. bond market.
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New York
Goulds
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Madrid
Fae Spaaisa Cumial
United States
United States Treasury Local Stock Exchange Figures
A U S Treasury local stock exchange report records totals of 1,545,268.69 and 2,185,227.75 in dollars. The figures reflect financial positions or transactions tracked by the Treasury and local exchange authorities.
New York Money Market Report March 9
Mercantile paper 3 percent. Sterling exchange easier for 60 day bills at 4.79, cabi 4.3110, demand 4.8065. Bar silver 59. Mexican dollars 38. Government bonds steady. Mailroad bonds irregular. Time loans steady 69 days 2 74 90 days 3, six months 3 44. Call 2 low 1 percent, ruling closing bid 17 2NG money steady high rate 2 last loan offered at 2.
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Washington Gas
Columbia Gas and Bloc
Bee Railroad
Capital Traction Co
Ana. & Pot. River R. BR. Bs
Ana. & Pot
City & Suburban Ry
R. BR. Bs
Wash. Alex
Mt. Ver
Balto. & An
Potomac Electric Power
Wey
Teleg
General Fund
T Wash. Market Co
Treasury
Wash. Market Co
Steamboards
United States
Federal Reserve
Elec
Wash Alto
Tel & Tel Co
Mergenthaler Linotyne
National Bank
Philippines
Greene-Cananea Copper
American
Genite Ilateral Fund
Columbia
Wederal
Lew Fund
Lincoln
Weneral
Trust Metropolitan
Reserve
Ashington
of & Trust
Wena
Stienal Savings & Trust
Union Trust Company
Wash, Loan & Trust
Continental
Pme Savings Bank
Commerce & Savings
Corcoran - Firemen
Beane Ee
National Union
Ins
Columbia Tithe
Eaghahaes, Chapin-Sacks Co
Graphophone
Merchranster & Storage
Washington
New York
Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Graphophone Stock Soars After Dividend Announcement
At Washington Stock Exchange dull session, Graphophone common surged after rumor of a dividend. Official confirmation issued after close: a 1.34 percent quarterly dividend payable April 1 to holders of record March 15, with prior price movement from 60 and trades at 66 for common, 88 for preferred, and 72.5 for Washington Gas.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Gas
Tonopah
P.P. Jones & Baker
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Copper Market Steady in U S and London Futures
The metal market shows copper firm in New York with electrolytic at 14.75 to 14.87 and ingot at 14.25 to 14.62. London futures stand at £64 15s with steady and unchanged tone. Spot copper quotes hover around £64 Ta 64.
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New York
London
New York Grain Prices and Wheat Futures
New York grain report shows spot wheat firm with No 2 red at 1.67 and No 1 Northern Duluth at 1.55 to 1.63 with fob prices. Buffalo futures steady at May 1.644. Corn spot steady at No 2 yellow 0.74. Oats rye and barley firm with strong market activity in city, reflecting robust credit balance and shipment figures in Olk City.
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New York
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Buffalo
Holland recalls Burton speech on Niagara Falls power wealth
In New York on March 10 Holland highlights Senator Burton’s farewell remarks echoing Westinghouse. He notes the energy in U S waterfalls estimated at 34 million horsepower and urges conversion to electricity to power Southern and national industry, reducing coal reliance and boosting growth.
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Mr. Westinghouse
Niagara Falls
New York
Senator Burton
Ohio
George Westinghouse
Irving
Atlanta
United States
Westinghouse
South
Burton
Niagara River
J. P. Morgan
Buffalo
Niagara
William BR. Grace
New York City
Mysore
India
Igenta Falls
New England
Chicago Grain Market Surges On Export Doubts And Wheat Prices
U S export activity for wheat runs about twice expected pace sparking a sharp intraday rise in Chicago grain. Corn and oats edge higher while provisions slip. cash grain quotes show No 2 red wheat around 1.53 to 1.55, and futures reflect mixed gains with May and July positions fluctuating.
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Chicago
United States
Cormin—Mno
Bahrley
New York Cotton Market Ends Quiet With Slight Decline
The New York cotton market remained quiet March 9 with irregular fluctuations and a net decline of 4 to 1 points at close. Early selling by German-linked houses gave way to absorption by Liverpool buyers who helped a partial rally, then liquidation resumed easing prices in the afternoon. futures quoted for March May July October and December, with close figures around 8.50 to 9.44.
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New York
Liverpool
Livestock Markets Reports From Chicago And New York
Chicago receipts show hogs at 6.40 to 7.00 for heavy and rough grades with 26 000 head. Cattle and sheep values mixed, native steers 5.75 to 8.80, cows 3.30 to 7.75, calves 6.50 to 9.75, sheep 7.00 to 10.00. New York receipts list beef cattle steady 7.50 to 8.85, calves 8.50 to 12.50, sheep and lambs quiet, hogs firm at 7.40 to 7.75.
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Chicago
New York
Washington cattle market notes prices and terms
The market reports cattle and sheep prices with veal calves and spring lambs listed. Fat cattle are favored. undersized or lean stock are not wanted. Hogs show separate prices for small and large categories.
New York Produce Prices Mix Across Dairy Eggs and Poultry
New York market notes show butter easing with creamery items mixed in price shifts. Eggs ungraded receipts exceed thirty thousand with various firsts seconds and whites brown distinctions. Poultry mostly steady to quiet with Western fowls turkeys and dressed birds. Sugar flour buckwheat cornmeal and lard supply prices listed for regional markets.
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New York
Hennery
Silver Hall
Italy
Middle West
Local Produce Market Wholesale Prices Listed
Wholesale prices for live poultry and dressed poultry with ranges for hens roosters and ducks. Dairy and eggs include New York state cheese and nearby Virginia eggs. Vegetables and fruits show varied per sack crate basket and per 100 pounds figures for items like potatoes lettuce peppers tomatoes oranges and lemons.
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New York State
New
Virginia
Florida
Philadelphia Markets Summary
Philadelphia markets report butter weak egg cheese firm wheat higher with No 2 red export at 1.54 to 1.59 and No 1 Northern Duluth export at 1.63 to 1.68 corn firm oats higher No 2 white at 63 to 64 5.
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Philadelphia
Duluth
Cottonseed Oil Market Price Report
New York on March 9 reports prime crude at 1.73 nominal and spot for prime summer yellow and March at 6.75. April 6.85 May 8.91 June 7.02 July 1.12 August 7.20 September 7.26. Prime winter yellow and summer white at 7.00 and 3.00 respectively.
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New York
OUST GOULDS FROM M P BUSH PRESIDENT , JEFFERY OUT
In St Louis on March 9 the Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain systems altered leadership. B F Bush was named chairman of the Missouri Pacific and St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern boards and E T Jeffery retired from the two roads' directorships. Proxy power from Otto H Khan and Alexander J Hemphill shifted control away from George J Gould and his associates, with 63 percent of stock present. The new regime faces a $25 million Missouri Pacific note due June 1.
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St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
B. F. Bush
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railways
E. T. Jeffery
New York
George J. Goukd
Otto H. Kahn
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Alexander J. Hemphill
Guarantee Trust Company of New York
George J. Gould
Denver
To Grande
Western Pacific
Kingdon Gould
Frank J. Gould
The
Roads
Bush
Jeffery
Rio Grande
Wiley Addresses Ohioans On Social Reform
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley spoke to the Ohio Society at Rauscher’s urging DC social reform to curb contagious diseases. He urged universal patriotism and brotherhood as the path to universal peace. Mr Justice Day presided. 15 Ohioans were admitted to membership and a buffet luncheon followed.
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District of Columbia
Harvey W. Wiley
Ohia Society
Rauscher's
Wiley
Justice Day
United States Supreme Court
William H. Whittaker
Occoquan
John Joy Edson
Albert Douglas
Robert M. Switzer
L. White Bushey
M. P. Fulton
William Gordon
James F. Hood
John A. Lombard
Florence McDonald
Richard Mawell
William Walter Smith
Miriam Webb
A. Wades ‘Wells
Herbert R. Cox
J. Townsend Russell
Charles D. Dwofe
Sons May Join Grand Army Encampment Plans
Lincoln Camp convened to organize reception and entertainment committees for the National Commandery encampment of the Sons of Veterans in Washington during the Grand Army of the Republic meeting week starting September 27. A closer affiliation with the Grand Army is a live item, to be proposed by the parent order, which may invite the auxiliary to join. A committee was appointed to plan entertainment for the troops, Sons of Veterans camps, and ladies auxiliaries, with Commander Charles M. Overacker announcing members E B Johns Jr H Wood EK F Warner T FE Spencer EK Trehan J L Downs John B Daish and C A c Oehmier.
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Lincoln Camp
National Commandery of the Sons of Veterans
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
Sons of Veterans
Charles M. Overacker
E. B. Johns
Dr, Jr. H. Wood
EK. F. Warner
T. FE. Spencer
E. K. Trehan
J. L. Downs
John B. Daish
C. A. c. Oehmier
Refuse to End Coal Strike by Ohio Subdistrict
In Wheeling West Virginia on March 9 striking canal miners of the fifth Ohio subdistrict voted overwhelmingly against delegating leaders to settle the eleven month strike through Secretary of Labor Wilson. The canvassed vote showed 61 locals opposed empowering readers to settle the strike and 5 locals in favor. Figures announced by the counting board were 118 for and 11,820 against.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio Subdistrict
Wilson
Chtsing Board
Four Chicago Democrats Indicted for Primary Vote Buying
Testimony showed votes in the recent primary bought for 3% to 50 cents and in some cases for a breakfast or a night's lodging. Four Democratic workers in the First ward were indicted: Dan Evans election judge Emanuel Somers precinct challenger Ben Barnett and John Marshall precinct workers.
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Chicago
Dan Evans
Emanuel Somers
Ben Barnett
John Marshall
Rockefeller Commission Still Here Move Delayed Says Official
Dr Wicliffe Rose director of the health commission indicates removal from the Southern building to the Rockefeller Foundation New York offices may not occur this month with no date set for the move though all preparations are complete The commission was organized to combat hookworm worldwide.
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International Health Commission
New York
Rockefeller Foundation
Wicliffe Rose
Health Commission
Rose
Arta
Ship Bill Defended Against German Vessel Purchase Claim
Secretary McAdoo rejected Senator Lodge’s claim that the shipping bill aimed to buy the interned German ships. He stated the measure authorized the government to buy or build suitable vessels for American trade, not specific ships, and denounced the opposition as make-believe.
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McAdoo
Treasury
Neal Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Mr. Jodge
United States
Senator Lodge
SECOND EMBREY PROTESTS DISTRICT PRISON TRADE MATERIALS
Builders and Manufacturers Exchange members protested Washington decisions on buying prison trade materials for federal use and for the District. President Embrey censured the appointment of a committee to press the issue, seeking to avoid delays in District work and urging action by the commissioner.
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Quan
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Emtrey
EK. Th. Embrey
George Wyne
Thomas R. Melton
B. Pullman
Lookes Forward Two Years in Bonding Postmaster Race
A bondsman’s reply to Charles F. Adams of Jacksonville Texas promises a postmaster appointment in about two years. Adams, former Jacksonville postmaster, sent a letter seeking bonding. the answer says the joint is in Democratic hands and he will not need a bond now. The optimistic note is regarded as a striking political statement from Texas.
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City Hall
Charles F. Adams
Jacksonville
Tex
Adams
Lone Star State
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