Market Shows Hesitation Amid Raleigh Roosevelts Morgan Talks
London sees higher discounts as money tightens. New York trading quiet yet firmer after Roosevelt Morgan meeting. Hope grows that railroads and government may reach understanding to curb state rail restraints. Subtreasury funds draw from banks. premiums rise on time loans. BoE rate up. U.S. bonds steady with mixed totals.
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London
New York
Bank of England
Imperial Bank of Holland
Treasury Department
New York Bond Market and livestock prices report
New York bond quotations compiled by E R Chapman and Co show varied yields across American Tobacco Richmond adjustment Baltimore and Ohio and other rail and industrial issues. Cattle market steady with good demand for higher grades while receipts include many inferior calves. Spring lambs sought when fat and around forty pounds. warnings issued against shipping thin lambs. Fog and weather influenced prices. stock inspection tightened. cattle and calf prices given per unit.
New York Cotton Market Sees Nervous, Irregular Trade
The New York cotton market opened weaker with a brief drop, then rallied near the close to finish steady. Trading showed active selling and subsequent covering as bears and bulls clashed, with gains limited and turnover steady across May July and other futures.
Wall Street Gossip Recounts Bear Moves and Morgan Influence
The Washington Post reports a volatile New York session with Morgan’s remarks easing bears, a surprise on Steel where short sales faltered as prices fell from 41 1/2 to 40 3/3, and Dutch bank rate hikes signaling tighter gold markets. Traders await clearer money outlook while Union Pacific and Erle show cautious activity amid rising dividends and coal-connection optimism.
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London
Union Pacific
Union Pacifc
Rriman
Stock Exchange Declines Persist Amid Heavy Trading
A strong force of sellers pressured the market on yesterday's exchange session, sustaining declines in several leading stocks. Public utilities attracted most activity, with Mer genthaler drawing notable attention. overall volume roughly matched Monday's, and many issues finished fractionally lower.
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Stock Exchange
Atocke
Mergenthaler
Washington Stock Quotations From United States and New York
The day’s quotes show Bayer United States Electric Light debenture at 101, Capital Traction at 144, and Washington Railway and Electric listed at varied levels up to 39 percent. New York listings include Washington Gas and related utilities with multiple bids, plus numerous railroad and industrial stocks and bonds from Capital Traction, Reading, Missouri Kansas & Texas, and more, reflecting the market breadth with bids and prices across securities. The report closes noting the total day’s volume around 8,700 shares and confirms quotations were supplied by W. B. Hibs & Co, brokers and bankers in Washington.
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New York
Mar
E. R. Chapman & Co
C. B. Chipmen
New York Stock Exchange
F Street Northwest
American Tobacco American Tobacco
Richlany General
Rtchison Adjustment
Allande Coast Line
Yallimore
Ohio
Baltmore
Brooklyn
Central of Georgia
Bat Inc
Central of Georgia 3d Inc
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chivage and Alten
Chicago
Quincy News
Pacific R. BR
Pacific R. R
St. Lowia
Colorade Industrial
Colorado
Southern
Cuba
Denver
An ‘Dia
Southern Pacific
Ranthom Pacife
Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
Toledo, St. Louis
Myton
United State
Wisconsin Central
Boston
Futenburg
New Haven
American Sugar
American Tel
American Woolen
Felcon Electricum
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts
Electcic Pia
United Fruit
United Shoe Machine
United Shoe Machine Pia
North Butte
W. BH
Hubs & Co
Washington
Engo Bosra
Orerey
Atlante
Inogham ‘ Cay
Stanly
Ginsors
Thorn
Duluth
Washington Railway
Northwest
Seles
Tuly
Etre
T.o
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Washington Stock Exchange
Sensxas
Shurla
Lowet
Liverpool
Brads Reet
Minneapolis
May Corm
Shorts
Witl
Riba
Bayer
United States Electric
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Ill
NEW York Stock
Washington Gas
Hoy
BOK
Margenthaler
Sait Lo Inlaw Kee
Prise
Mitch
Kansas City Southern
Ell Mining
Washington Railway and “Fins
Lowlaville & Nashville
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Berle
Mexican Central
Tyiowig
Saute
Washington,Gas Company
Washington Gas Company
New York Central
Rostrund Bondy
Traction Railroad
S1oi
Onterio & West
Anacostia and
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ARO Morton
Westen City
Rairoad
Suffolk & Western Pla
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Mount Vernon
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Potomac Electric Light
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Rock Island Co
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Washington Tatwey and
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Georgetown Gas
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Cheru
Adams Express
Amalgamated Copper
Am, Car & Foundry
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Car & Foundry
Cotton
Cotton OH Pia
Ice Securities
Reauatty
Locomotive
Angconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
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Brooklyn Rapid
Gentrad
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Zapp
Chesapeake & Obi Go
Beako ‘and
Potomac Telephone
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Imaceae Tech Mergenthaler Linotype
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St. Louis & Bank
Lannton Monotype
Colorado & Southern
Mining stacke-Greene Copper
Mitchell
Colorado & Southern Zipta
Icise, Louls Southweatern Ptd
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Toncoma Products Refining Py
Delaware & Hudkons
Delaware, Leck. & Weot
Denver & Rio Grande
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Erie Ist
Wolerlo
General Electric
American
Central
National City
Columbia
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Mo Lancoin
Metropolitan
Riggs
Weshing
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Ton Archange Bank
Trust Company
Atocked American Security
National Safa Depoult and ‘Trust
Union Trust Company
Washington Loan and Day
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Trust
Hidsioanong
Slings Bank Ntocke
Home- Savings Bank
Tennessee Coal & Tran
Sistense
Pacthon
Toledo
St. Louis
Went
Toop Toted
United Blazen Steed
E.con
Creat Northarn
BHU
BAO
United Bates Steel Plus
Formhoise Jay
MEO Nance
Arington
Gonimbla
Ifnale Central
Grephophone Protoreeds
Whreongin Central
Pany
Wisconsin Central Pid
Midelite Bistige
Ington
Fidelity Storage Company
Tranefer and Storage Company
W. B. Hibs & Cot
Bankers and Crokers
F Street
New York Block Exchange
Chicago Basin of Trade
New York Produce Prices and Market Receipts Report
The New York market shows steady to unchanged butter and grain prices with mixed receipts across commodities. Wheat flour soy and timber notes appear, while potatoes and cabbages show varied small changes and high end quotations for Danish seed cabbage per ton.
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New York
Mar
Ritugal
Molssgen Guger
New York Money Market Report and Rates
New York money markets show Cal firm at 4.4 percent with the ruling rate 4 percent and closing offer around 6. Time loans vary with six months at 6 percent. Prime mercantile paper 8 1/4 percent. Sterling easy with bankers bills at 4.84 to 4.95 for demand and sixty day bills 4.90 to 4.94. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Cal
Alzty Dare
Prime Mercantile
Dankers
Washington Produce Market Price Trends Report
Wholesale quotations show weak demand for eggs and butter with firmer cheese and active live poultry receipts. Prices vary by region with Virginia and North Carolina markets noted. dressed poultry remains strong for select grades while frozen stock depresses sales. Meat and vegetable lines display mixed movement as traders adjust to current demand.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennétecs
North Carolina
Deslers
New York
Biate
Terao
New
Pennsylvania Railroad Boosts Cap Stock and Pension Funds
At the six tieth annual meeting in Philadelphia the board’s proposal to raise the stock authorized to 490 million dollars and to increase bonded indebtedness by 10 million was adopted. The merger of the Philadelphia and Erie with the Pennsylvania was ratified, pension funds raised from 300 thousand to 700 thousand, and employment age limits lifted from 35 to 45. Directors’ terms expiring include William H. Barnes George Wood and C Stuart Patterson, to be re elected March 26. About 6,118,449 shares were represented at the meeting.
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Philadelphia
Mer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cauntel
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Pennsylvania
William HH. Barnes
George Wood
C. Stuart Patterson
Strange accidents in accident insurance lore recall
A Kansas City clerk recounted a man who broke a rib simply by coughing to obtain accident insurance. Agents note many claimants self inflict injuries for payout. From Ohio to Texas, cases show policies paid for sprains, partial disabilities, or even severed fingers, with courts often limiting coverage.
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Kansas City Sta
Ohio
Kansas City
Texas Supreme Court
Spearance
Texas
Pugilist
St. Louis
Iowa
United States
Supreme Court
Livestock Market Reports From New York and Chicago
Receipts in New York show steady tone across cattle calves sheep and hogs with varied prices per hundred pounds and regional specifics noted. Chicago reports about 4 000 cattle and 2 000 hogs with steady to lower values for calves cows beef and feeders and mixed ranges across hog classes.
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New York
Darnyard
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Mar
Sheen
Yamba
Metal Market Roundup in New York London Prices Decline
London tin falls while copper and iron see mixed shifts. London spot tin closes around 191 10s and futures near 180. Locally steady to lower with spot quotes around 41 and 43 for zinc and spillovers. Lead holds around 69 pounds per ton with varied local listings. Iron prices ease in England while U.S. foundry grades drift, Northern and Southern listings noted.
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New York
Mar
London
Standard
Cleveland
Fem
Northern
Southern
Southsea
New Haven to half-own Merchants and Miners Line
The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad confirms purchase of a one half interest in the Merchants and Miners Steamship Line. The Windsor Line is sold. Directors will be chosen by trustees, management remains, and long term contracts with connecting railroads planned.
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Providence
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Merchants and Miners’ Steamship
Charles S. Mellen
Windsor
Merchants and Miners’ Line
Merchants and Miners
New Haven
Bribery Attempt Charged in Columbus Contract Case
Columbus March 12 Krea Immele president of the Columbus board of public service Nelson Cannon former local superintendent of the Trinidad Paving Company Cleveland and Arthur Beck former assistant engineer of Columbus have been arrested on grand jury indictments for attempted bribery in the East Broad street paying contract. Immele gave bond while Beck and Cannon are in county jail.
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Krea I. Immele
Columbus Board of Public Service
Nelson Cannon
Trinidad Paving Company
Cleveland
Arthur Beck
Columbus
East Broad Street
Immele
Beck
Caonnon
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Aulick Palmer
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Jonn H Small, Jr
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Fisk & Robinson
Adams Street
Cedar Street
State Street
Washington Loan and Trust Co
John Joy Edson
Ellis Spear
John B. Larnsa
Andrew Parker
Harry G. Meem
Boyd Taylor
Fhonas Bradley
Fred Bichelere
Worthington J. J. Darlington
Charles B. Batley
Wm. E. Barker
Ohn Cammecke
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A. P. Pardon
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Philip Hichbern
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Martin ‘A. Knzpp
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George Truesden
B. H. Werner
Ala’ Wilson
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Meigeell & McLeran
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G. B. Chipman
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Colorado Building
14Th and & Sts
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Pa. Ave
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
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Washington Branch
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