Market Gains Fade as London Buoyancy Fails to Hold
A cheerier mood in New York amid expectations that current price levels will attract investment purchases. London showed improved demand for American securities while labor unrest in Butte and other cities influenced rates and the spread between dividends and borrowing costs. Despite early gains, profit-taking trimmed advances, leaving net moves mostly fractional. Gold bids nudged higher as London banks secured bullion, signaling shifting money conditions and a looming funding wave from interior and financial centers.
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Fundy
CURE MARKET AND MARKET QUOTES IN NEW YORK AND NATIONWIDE
Financial notices list treasury figures, exchange rates, and extensive bond and stock quotations. It includes prime mercantile paper rates, sterling exchange, posted rates, and various railroad and corporate bonds. Also shown are government receipts, expenditures, and Swift and Company beef sale prices in Washington for the week ended March 8.
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Boston and Chicago live market roundup in early March
Closing prices and receipts across major markets report cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs with bids from Boston, Chicago, and Baltimore yards. Prices show steady to firm trends, with steers up to 6.25 per cwt and hogs near 7.00, while calves and lambs vary by grade and region. Answers to the Educational Contest are due by April 1.
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Wall Street Gossip Tells of Reading, Reading, and Pennsylvania Dramas
Special to The Washington Post from New York on March 11 describes heavy selling of Fenndyl vante by major holders, rumors of large short interest in Pennsylvania, and trading patterns as traders interpret the market. It notes renewed buying by longtime interests, dividend discussions at Atchison, and a broad pullback in preferred stocks and sinking funds bonds amid bear activity.
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Local Market Improves with Mixed Stock Activity
Market in steady territory yesterday with fractional gains for many issues. Washington Railway and Electric common led activity at 91, Mitchell Mining and Greene Copper showed limited moves, and strong interest framed Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank bids while several banks and utilities traded in modest volume.
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Washington Produce Market Prices and Supplies
Washington market reports steady supply meeting demand across eggs butter and dairy. Cheeses and dressed poultry show varied receipts with active demand for high quality, while dressed meats and vegetables remain in solid ranges. cattle hog lamb prices noted with caution on light stock quality.
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Metal market report shows mixed London and local tin copper and iron prices
New York market notes declines in London tin and steady to higher copper with mixed futures. Locally quiet trade, with tin around 42 and London copper at about 110, while iron and foundry prices show varied shifts across regions and grades.
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March 1 Market Slump Amid Record Wheat and Corn Supplies
Traders faced a bear market as reports of crop damage spurred doubt. May wheat fell to 77, May corn opened at 4 lower, and May oats weakened. government crop data showed record March 1 supplies, with 1,018,000 bushels of wheat and 1.288 billion bushels of corn, driving declines across grains. Local hogs rallied but prices overall slipped as receipts surged.
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New York Grain Market Mixed Amid Crop Report Uncertainty
Wheat receipts reach 120000 bushels with exports near 290000. No. 2 red elevator price at 3% and various futures show gains and losses as market shifts on crop report doubts. Corn receipts 193435 bushels with No. 2 at 51% elevator and 541 0 afloat. Oats trade steady with May and July futures quoted.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE PRICES AND COTTON MARKET REPORTS
A dense New York Daily record lists poultry butter cheese eggs and other commodities with mixed price notes and statewide receipts. It also covers cotton market activity, with May and July futures around 9.7 cents, active selling by bears, and Liverpool shipping expectations amid unsettled weather and large receipts.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western on Trial
New York March 11 the trial of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company opened before Judge Hough on charges of granting rebates on sugar shipments. The government says payments to Lowell M Palmer violated the anti-rebate law as Palmer ran American Sugar Refining Company shipments. Defense sought a directed verdict but was denied. Evidence includes a memo offering extra allowances on sugars shipped via DL&W to Palmer for Buffalo and points west.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
American Sugar Refining Company
New York Central Hartroad
Augustus P. Thompson
P. J. Flynn
Lackawanna
Grady Held by Farmers in Grain Figures
Agricultural Department reports show the March 1 wheat on hand at 20,644,000 bushels, 21.1 percent of last year’s crop, with corn at 1,298,000 bushels or 44.3 percent and oats at 394,361,000 bushels or 39.8 percent. The bulletin lists percentages for 16 leading grain states including New York, Pennsylvania, and Texas.
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Uptown Block Sale Signals New Business Growth
Property at 1311 Ht street changes hands from John Taylor Arms to local business interests via Stone & Fairfax Incorporated. The site lies near a corner recently bought by Mutual Fire Insurance, which plans an office building. The ground fronts 25 feet with 1912 feet depth, sold for 2857 dollars at 11 dollars per square foot. an old dwelling will be removed to make way for a new business building within a year.
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Substitution of State and City for Government Bonds Authorized
Treasury notes a 1907 circular allows national banks with government deposits secured by U S bonds to substitute state and municipal bonds up to 18 002 000 and retire increased circulation at 3 000 000 monthly. Aldrich act raises retirement cap to 9 009 000 monthly, allowing banks to retire at their discretion until further notice. Banks that used the October 22 circular must retire increased circulation at least 3 000 000 monthly.
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Baltimore Markets Report a Fragmented Grain and Market Brief
Dull wheat and steady corn and oats trade dominate the Baltimore markets. Receipts include 13 116 barrels of molasses and 717 bushels of steamer No 2 red wheat, with various futures quotes for April May and July. Butter eggs cheese sugar and grain freights show firm or unchanged levels. Articles of Incorporation filed for J D Burns Company to operate as a merchant tailor with $25 capital, Jeremiah D Burns Michael G McCormick and P M Burns as incorporators.
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