Market Front Shows Slight Cheer In Wall Street
A calmer mood edged Wall Street today with professional speculators showing less willingness to press declines. London trading boosted American stocks early, but intraday gains faded as profit taking rose, leaving overall fractional net advances in active and standard issues. Labor unrest in Montana and Butte amid rising wage disputes influenced sentiment despite a settlement at Amalgamated, while gold demand and tighter money conditions dominated the financial outlook.
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New York
Mar. U
Ananetal
Jexge Commission
Wall Street
London
Burinosa
Reading
Amalgamated
Montana
Butte
Minera
Bank of England
Fundy
Money rates and market quotes from New York financial page
The report lists money on calf sasior rates, prime mercantile paper, sterling exchange figures, government bonds, railroad stocks, and various city and national securities. It includes bond yields, stock quotations from the New York Stock Exchange, and Treasury balances and receipts, along with Swift & Company's weekly beef sales in Washington.
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New York
Mar
Calf Sasior
At & Toe
Sterling Exchange Fot
Bankers’ Bille
Commerciabie
Bar Nilver
Boston Closing Prices And Market Notes
Closing prices across multiple markets show steady to mixed cattle and hog values with receipts in thousands. Notable figures include steers 4.90 to 6.25, hogs 7.60 to 7.70, calves 5.00 to 8.00, and sheep and lambs 8.00 to 8.20 for lambs, with broader activity across Boston, Chicago, and Baltimore exchanges.
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York
Mar
Liverpool
London Cabies
Jawer
Aoyeta
Calvin
Lambe
Joe Dighsr
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Celves
Atockers
Adera
OGS
Cholen Heavy Shipping
Dutchers
Baltimore
Weniams
Wall Street Gossip on Fenndyl Stock Movements and Reading
Special to The Washington Post from New York on March 11 discusses selling pressure in Fenndyl stock by major buyers, short interest and rumored large holdings, Reading’s trading confusion, and persistent buying by notable interests. It notes potential dividend changes for Atchison and money-market shifts ahead of payments, with bears struggling to counter rising demand.
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Washington Post
New York
Mar
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Bears
United States Steel
Chicago
Northwestern
Tmay
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Presse Voces
Wall Street
Glopers’ Association
Jowest
Gome
Ahoris
Liverpool
Cotton Exchange
Stock Market Slight Gains Amid Broad Activity on Local Exchange
Trading momentum carried into yesterday with steadier prices and fractional advances. Washington Railway and Electric led activity along with Mitchell Mining, while Second National Bank saw renewed interest as 27 shares moved at 160 and 149.4. Greene Copper remained dull, National City Bank held firm, and Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank drew sharp demand, with bids rising from 13 1/2 to 14. Other issues listed include Potomac Electric 5s and Washington Gas near prior quotations, reflecting a generally active session.
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Washington Railway and Electric Common
Mitchell Mining
Second National Bank
Greene- Copper
National City Bank
Merchants and Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Potomac Electric
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Bs
Washington Cas
Greens Copper
Holl Mining
Amercar National Bank
Walon Trust
District of Columbia
Warr Bonde
Washington Gas Company
Wradiion Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
City and Suburban Railroad Bs
Columbia Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Metropolitan Allroad
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington, Alexandria, and Mowat ‘Vernon
United States Electric Light
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Ga
Chesapeake and Telephone Fa
Washington Market Company
Capitol Traction
Washington Railway and Electile Common
The
Washington Railway and Electric Praterrod
Norfojt and
Washington Steamboat
Washington Gas
Georketown Gas
Waington
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
Chesii- Peike and
Fotomic Telephone
atocke—Morgenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greene “Copper
Mitchell Alining Company
American
Capital
A. Central
National City
Columbia
Commercial
Fexmets and Mechanics
I. Lincoln
Metropolitan
Rigas
Jerond
Washington
Washington Exchange Bank
Trust Company
Atooke
American Security and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Unlon Trust Company
Washington Loan An ‘Trust
Union Trust
Savings Bank
Homa Savings Hank
Merchants
Nd Mechanics Savings Bank
Inguranes
Arlington
Corcoran
Siremona
Franklin
National Union
People's
Votomee
Riggs
Columbia Title
Washington Nile
Southern Public Service Corporation
Graphophone Common
Graphophone
Security Storage Company
Realty Appraisal Agency
Washington Market
Fidelity Storage Company
Washington Produce Market shows mixed U.S. price levels
The Washington Produce Market report lists egg butter and cheese quotations, with Virginia and Tennessee regions cited for eggs and dairy products. Live poultry and dressed fowl prices are detailed along with meat, vegetables, and fruit prices, noting active markets and some declines due to large frozen poultry stocks. Cattle, hogs, sheep, and calves are priced with emphasis on demand for better grades and cautions for shipper selections.
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Virginia
West
Virgin’s
Southwest Virginia
Tennesee
North Carolina
Jeffie
New York State
Amall
Cummer
Forge
Mall
Western
New
Choiee
Boeing
Surat
Florida
Taney
Appler
York Imperial
Ber Davis
California
Metal Market News from New York and London Prices
London tin futures and spot prices dipped while copper remained firm in London. Locally the market was quiet and down on average with some metal grades showing modest declines. copper and zinc fluctuated with mixed results across regions.
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New York
Mar
London
Speler
Iran
Toner
Fogtih
Cleveland Marrante
Larally
Foundry
Formdry
March 1 Market Decline Amid Mixed Crop Reports
Traders saw a bear market as green dus damage reports weighed on wheat and maize. May wheat opened lower, corn rose on expectations of large stockpiles, oats were weak, and hogs led a drop in prices amid heavy receipts and cautious selling.
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Wes
Hautes
Sereion
Oklahoma
Atinneapolis
Chicago
Prlcea
May Park
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKETS FOLLOW OIL FEARS AND CROP REPORT HINTS
Wheat receipts reach 120000 bushels with exports around 290000. No 2 red up 3 percent at elevator while No 1 Northern Duluth and No 2 hard winter show varied floats. Corn receipts near 193435 bushels with slight firmness. options quiet and steady. Oats spot tonnage steady with minor shifts and diverse weights listed.
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New York
Duluth
Monet Inner
New York Produce Market on Mar 11 Reveals Mixed Prices
Strong Aliva strong Western chickens and varied poultry values lead a broad commodity rundown. Butter prices and eggs stay steady to firm while flour, cornmeal, and rye flour show quiet activity. Cotton futures slip on bearish pressure as traders weigh crop prospects and weather.
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New York
Infarlors
Wilkims
Panneyvania
Minnesota
Liverpool
Bermuda
Maine
State
Jersey
Western
Vineland
Florida
New Orleans
Baltimore
Atesm
Cork
Trial opens in Delaware, Lackawanna and Western rebate case
In New York on March 11 the trial of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company began before Judge Hough on charges of granting rebates on sugar shipments. The government says payments to Lowell M Palmer violated the anti rebate law, tied to his role with American Sugar Refining Company. Defense moves to dismiss for lack of pleaded knowledge. motion denied. Evidence includes a memo showing extra allowances on sugars shipped to Buffalo and beyond.
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New York
Delaware, Lackewanne, and Western Railroad Company
Hough
United States
Lowell ML Palmer
Palmer
Brooklyn
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
American Sugar Refining Company
New York Central Hartroad
Augustus P. Thompson
P. J. Flynn
Lackawanna
Grady Held by Farmers in Wheat and Corn Stocks
Agriculture department figures show March 1 wheat on hand at 20.6 million bushels or 21.1 percent of last year’s crop, corn at 1.3 million bushels or 44.3 percent, and oats at 394.3 million bushels or 39.8 percent. The report lists percentages for 16 grain states, including New York, Pennsylvania, and Texas.
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W. B. Hinds & Co
Akers and Brokers
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Weehington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Farimere
Ealls
Agricultural Department
Crop Reporting Board
The
Bureau of Statistics of the Agricultural Department
Onis Pet
Pet
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas
Uptown Property Sold Behind Theatre Site Sale
The block at 1311 Ht Street changing hands from John Taylor Arms to local business interests via Stone & Fairfax. A nearby corner was purchased by Mutual Fire Insurance, which plans an office building. The lot fronts 25 feet with a depth of 1912 feet, selling for 2857 dollars at 11 dollars per square foot, likely to host a new business building after an old dwelling is removed.
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John Taylor Arms
Arms & Drury
Stone & Fairfax, Incorporated
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Stone & Fairfax
Mr. Arms
Substitution of State and City Securities for Bonds Authorized
The Treasury Department notes the Secretary's 1966 circular allowing national banks with government deposits secured by U S bonds to substitute state and municipal bonds up to 18 002 000 as security. The Aldrich act raises retireable monthly circulation to 9 009 000, enabling banks to retire up to that amount monthly until further notice. Banks that used the October 22 circular must retire at least 3 000 000 per month per that circular’s terms.
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Treasury Department
United States
Cortelyou
Baltimore markets report and incorporation filing
Market notes from Baltimore on grains, butter, eggs, cheese, and sugar with prices, receipts, and futures. Also announces Articles of Incorporation for Tailoring Concern Incorporated by J. D. Burns Company with capital stock of 25000 and incorporators Jeremiah D. Burns Michael G. McCormick and P. M. Burns.
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Pa. Ave
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Sleman
Jackson H. Ralston
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Amstar Union Savings Bank
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OA Heal’Fatate
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Chesley & Spence
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