Market Breaks Late New York Stocks Rally Wide Gains
In a dull yet firm session Bethlehem Steel led sharp advances in both new and old shares with 2% to 4% gains. U S Steel rose modestly, several rail and industrial issues climbed briefly, while remittances to Russia remained undisturbed amid foreign factor pressures and a large block of foreign bonds traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Steel
Russia
New York
Tiffy
U. S. Steel Re i
Ohio
Western Union
Rails
Acting
Union Pacific
Pabl
Fiforza
Eas
John L. Edwards & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Wrepington Block
Bechanme
St. Hersh
Cottonseed Oil Market Report From Sewark
Market notes for cottonseed oil in Sewark dated March 15 show bid and ask levels across contract months with prime crude around 1180 to 1200 and futures for March at 1340, May June 1343, July 1349 and August 13.48 to September 13.49 per unit with October around 12.97.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewark
International Mercantile Marine declares 3 percent preferred dividend
Directors announce a 3 percent initial dividend on the Preferred stock of the reorganized International Mercantile Marine Company. T. M. Schumacher named president of El Paso and Southwestern Railroad and subsidiaries, previously VP in charge of the system. James Douglass becomes chairman of the board for Phelps, Dodge properties owning the El Paso system. Prairie Pipe Line pays a quarterly $5 dividend with an extra $5. Bank of France and Bank of England reports show declines in reserves and deposits, with the Bank of France noting various asset shifts and a weekly reserve ratio of 16.62 percent, up from 14.02 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Mercantile Marine Company
T. M. Schumacher
el Paso and Southwestern Railroad
James Douglass
Phelps, Dodge & Co
el Paso
Prairie Pipe Line Company
Bank of England
Local Stock Exchange Update Amid Noon Call Buys
Regular call at noon lists Capital Traction Be and Riggs Realty with multiple 500-dollar lots at 104 and 101 respectively. Washington Gas shows varied bids with 25 shares around 75 percent and 75 percent levels, Chapin Sacks offers 10 at 166, and post call entries include Washington Railway and Electric with 6 at 80. Washington Gas reappears with 6 at 75 percent and 25 at TES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Traction Be
Riggs Realty
Washington Gas
Chapin Sacks
Washington Railway and Electric Pl
Chicago Grain and Cotton Prices Rise on Strike Confidence
Growing confidence that the threatened railway strike would be averted lifted wheat futures with gains of about 2 percent and corn and oats advancing. In New York, cotton rebounded from losses as rumors of Russian disturbances stirred late fluctuations, May futures posting a rise to around 17.75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Russia
ATRL
Baltimore Markets: Grain and live poultry prices steady
Baltimore market report lists firmer wheat and corn prices with spot and futures quotes. Live poultry and eggs show varied regional quotes, with butter and dairy products also detailed across Maryland and neighboring states.
New York Produce Prices Report March 15
New York markets report firm butter receipts 2699 creamery extras 41 to 42 percent, eggs firm with 290s to 283, cheese irregular with State whole milk fats 27 percent, poultry alive firm with fowls 23 to 24 percent and chickens 20 percent, dressed chickens 18 to 29, turkeys 25 percent, flour easy, bacon firm, lard easy with Midwest prices around 19.30 to 19.46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Do Amalier
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Rolla
New York
Middle West
Live Stock Markets Report Chicago and New York
Chicago hogs receipts 21 000 strong with buyers paying 14 65 to 14 90 for various grades cattle receipts 4 000 steady native beef cattle 9 00 to 12 65 stockers 8 80 to 9 75 cows and heifers 8 0 to 10 75 calves 9 75 to 13 50 sheep receipts 13 000 strong wethers 11 00 to 12 50 ewes 8 75 to 12 25 lambs 12 35 to 14 85 New York beef receipts 558 no trading calves receipts 218 steady yearlings 15 75 to 16 00 culls 9 00 to 10 00 sheep and lambs receipts 873 steady lambs 15 60 to 15 25 common sheep 7 00 hogs receipts 1 792 no trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ajax Rubber
Ieee
Alaska Gala M
P. Pf
Etta
Alaska-J
Lehigh Valley
He&b
Lee Rub. & T
Long Island
Ice
Lockhard
Maxwell M. Co
Maxwell M
Miaimi
M. & St. Lynew
Gm. Pf. A
Am. Sugar
Kan. & T
Am. Tel. & T
Pac. W. L
Nat. Biscutt
Am. T. Pf. New
Nat
Enam
Am. W
Nev. C
Y. Central
North Pacific
Ohio Fuelerrs
Atchison
Ohio Cities Gas
Pacific
Taoiat. Birm. & A
Pacific Tel.& T
Atl Coast Lin
Penn. R. R
P. Marq. W
Bald
Loco
Phila. Co
Balt. & Ohio
Pitts
Coal Otis
Batoptlas
Elfs
Beth, Steel
Pitts. Breel
Preas
Steel Car
Beth Steel
Bklyn. R. T
Pal
Burns Bros
Ry. Sd. Sp. Pr
Brunawick
Ray Con. Cop
Cerro de Pasco
Ches. & Ohio
Sears Roehk Irzthars
Shattuck A. C
LadiChic
Gt. W
Sloss
Studebaker
R. T-P
C. C.C
Athl. Pf
Stutz Motor C
Chin. Con
Texas & Pac
Texas Co
Iil
Third Avenue
jCol. H & FT. Pri
Col. G. & Bloc
L. W. Dtfa
Congol. Gas
Sport Union B. & PF
Union Pacific
Cuba A. Sugar
Det. & Hudson
United Fruit
S. I. Alcohol
Domes Mines
U. Sm. & Ref
Erie 3d
S &Ref
Erie
U. S Steel
Gen Cigar Co
S. Steel Pe
Electric
Utah
Motors
Andva, c. & Chem
Va. Iron, C
Goedrich, B. F
Wabass
N. Ore
Wabash Pf
Greene C. Cop
Toof Ines Cc Eoures Eo
West
Mary
TOO
Tnt. Agricult
West. UN
Telsoo
LOO Ine Harv.Corp
H. Pr. Roy
Tnt Mer
Willys
M. Mar. Pf
Wisconsin Cen
Woolworth
Chicago
Metal Market Copper and Tin Quotes From New York
Copper prices hold steady with spot and near term bids in New York. Prices for tin are reported steady with London and futures figures noted. TRON prices for No 1 Northern and Southern ranges are given alongside third quarter copper outlooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern
Southern
London
New York Grain Prices Reported For March 15
Spot values for grains and oats listed with no. 2 hard at 2.06 fob New York. No 1 northern Duluth at 2.18 and No 1 northern Manitoba at 2.21 f. o. b. New York. Corn spot firm at 1.22 and a half cents. Oats spot standard at 74 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Standard
Local Stock Exchange Notes and Dividends Reported
The Washington market showed improved volume with Washington Gas trading 205 shares at 75 to 76, while the overall market remained narrow with little price change. Dividends were declared by Farmers and Mechanics National Bank and Continental Trust, and Merrill Lynch opened a Washington office in the Woodward building led by W E Lewis, a known figure in local banking circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gan
Washington Gaz
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Capital Traction
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Chapin-Sacks Manufacturing Company
Merrill, Lynch #& Co
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
Woodward Building
W. E. Lewis
Lewis
Local Produce Market Prices For Poultry Eggs Vegetables And More
Row of market prices lists alive poultry hens and turkeys per pound, butter, cheese, eggs from nearby Virginia, and a wide range of vegetables including potatoes onions cucumbers tomatoes cabbage and celery with crate and basket pricing. Also shows hogs and lambs butchered weights and veal figures. Market items include California and Florida oranges lemons apples pineapples and other fruits with per box or per crate figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Virginia
California
Florida
Philadelphia Market Report Notes March Prices
Philadelphia markets show butter unchanged and eggs higher with nearby firsts at 0.55 per dozen. Western extras at 9.55, firsts at 5.40. Cheese firm. Wheat and corn steady, oats steady. Poultry alive and dressed firm. Tallow firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York Money Market
New York reports Mercantile paper at 4.4 percent with 60 day bills at 4.71 percent. Commercial bills on banks at 4.71 and 4.70 percent. Demand 4.75716, cables 4.76716. Francs demand 6.85, cables 5.83 7-18. Kronen 11 percent, guilders 40 percent. Ilves and roubles cited. Bar silver and Mexican dollars noted. Government and railroad bonds steady to easy. Call money steady with ruling rate around 3 percent and loans near 2 to 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mercantile Paper
Sterlum
Guilders
Du Pont Blast Kills Man at Hagley Yards
A 2000 pound black powder blast at the Hagley yards of the Du Pont Powder Company in Wilmington Delaware killed one workman. The explosion shook the city and surrounding area and shattered glass in many nearby houses. Cause of the blast is not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Hagley
du Pont Powder Company
U S FORCE READY TO QUIT SANTIAGO
Government troops move toward Santiago to seize the city as American bluejackets and marines bolster the harbor area. Martial law tightens as guards search cars, stopping wealthy citizen Rosalia Abreu briefly. leaders Desbermine Bidegarais and Lombard head to Washington to influence US stance. Cuban forces began landing at 130 today. US naval units not due to depart until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habene
Col Sangully
Santiago
Habanas
Menocal
Rosalia Abreu
Cuba
Mmita
Pablo Desbermine
Christobal Bidegarais
State Department
Alfredo E. Lombard
Washington
Brightwood and West Mt. Pleasant Civic Meetings Tonight
City briefs report multiple local club and association meetings tonight and tomorrow night across Brightwood Mt. Pleasant and downtown. Topics include new schools public bonds and local culture with speakers from Paris and Washington groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Business meeting at Cafe Bernard on Eleventh Street
W W Gilbert, 36, of 2634 Eleventh Street NW, was riding a bicycle yesterday afternoon at Tenth and G Streets NW when struck by an automobile operated by Charles F Warden, of 1424 W Street NW. The Cafe Bernard on Eleventh Street and New York Avenue will host a business meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Richards
M Street
Wana
Morris Wornitz
Bernard
Eleventh Street
New York Avenue
W. W. Gilbert
Tenth
Charles F. Waredner
Real Estate Brokers Hear Ethics Talk in Washington
James Sharp, a major District realty owner, spoke at the Real Estate Brokers Association meeting in the Washington Chamber of Commerce rooms. He described a national board meeting in Savannah on February 4 and 20, praised the Torrens transfer system, and lauded appraisal boards for giving definite real estate values. A five member committee was appointed to study legislation for dividing the city into real estate zones and report at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sharp
Real Estate Brokers’ Association
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Sharp
Real Estate Association of the
United States
Savannah
Torrens
Practice musical drill draws large turnout at Washington Riding and Hunt Club
The Washington Riding and Hunt Club hosted a Thursday practice musical drill with a large afternoon crowd. Preparations for tomorrow’s drag hunt from Brightwood Hotel are under way, with Inhn Fivans set as master of hounds. Attendees included David LeBreton, Miss Auta Hamlin, Miss Elizabeth Mitchell, Miss Adelaide Rick, Miss Gretchen Wahl, Cant IT N Cnootes, Miss Elinore Wheeler, the Misses Mery Tasbelle and Josephine Tasbelle, Miss Sydney Yeale, Miss Louise McLanahan, Masters George Dunbar and Rex Williams, Seoville Aspinwall, and Misses Elinore and Constance Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Riding and Hunt Club
Brightwood Hotel
Inhn
Fivans
David LeBreton
Auta Hamlin
Elizabeth Mitchell
Misa Adelaiderick
Mies Gretchen Wahl
Cant Itn Cnootes
Telinore Wheeler
Mery
Lecture Aids Scholarships at Trinity College Benefit
Miss Ja net Richards chaired a benefit by the Trinity College auxiliary to fund four scholarships. The lecture The Vital Tastes of the Hour was given to support the endowment. Competitive exams will determine the third scholarship winner for district girl graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Richards
Auxiliary Board of
Regenta
Trinity College
Hausaher
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Recital by Mme Guilbert Enchants Belaaro Theater Audience
Aime Yvette Guilbert, famed French actress, delivered a second recital at the Belaaro Theater. She opened with an English causerie on Montmartre’s cabarets from twenty years ago, followed by a vivid program of chanson with pantomime that brought vivid Montmartre types to life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aime
Yvette Guilbert
Belaaro Theater
Montmarie
Vasstig
Montmartre
Mins Chesser
Justas Ferrari
Oil Quotations From Old City Pa March 15
Credit balances stand at 305 dollars with 72 126 runs and an average 76 371. Shipments total 70 475 with an average shipment of 417 223. Figures reflect daily oil market activity and inventories for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old City
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
E Washington Post
ASIT
American Tel. & Tal. Ov
American Tobacco
ArToour & C
Atchison Gen
Brooklyn
oNay Central of Georgia
Central Leather
Central Pacific
Chesapeake
Chesapeake & Ohio Co
Chicago Ro& Quincey Joint
B. & Quincy
Chicago Great Western
Mil & St
Cicago
Mil & St P
RT & Pac Ry
Northwestern
Colorado & Southern
Consolidated Gar Cn Sr
Denver & Rin Grande
Boty
Dom of Wanada Ba
Berlen
Beip Ren Ertegen
BEX
General Electric
Treat Northern Ist
Ileorns Central
Aso Tinos Steel
Interborsigh Ranid Transit
Interborough Mat
Kansasity Southern
Lackawanna Steel Os
Lake Shore
Taegett & Myers
Lorriard
Levis Tile & Ashville
UN Gale Missouri
Misouri
Afantana
New York City
York Railwaya
NFL & Ftartford cv
Norfolk & Western
Northarn Pacific
Northern Pacific
Donsylvania Con
Ul Southwestern Lst
Leri Bell Tel
Southern Pacifier Cy
Soithern Pacific Vet
Ory
Southern Rails Av Sa
Southern Arlwamends O
Ted Copper Wy
Texas Es
Texas & Pacific
Thor Avenue
Steel
Chemical
Baltimore Securities
Baltimore
Bree
Snational Bank of Balta
Houston Oltrotfa
Balta Wats Ts
Lars Joon Pawar
NA York
Mareh Tin
LE Sou Cyt
Curb Market
Etna Exp
BM Butte Cap
Zie
Big Ledge
Cal, & Jerome
Chevrolet Met
Cosden & Co Ae
Cosden of
Curtiss Aerop
Lake Torpedo
Magma Copse
Marritt of
Maxim Mun Re
Petroleum
Ye Oy
Midvale Steel Y Bau BT
Oklahoma
Osage Tominoe
Reddan Truck
Sinclair Oil Ri
Sapulpa
Submarine Corp
United Zinc
Atlas
Havana
St. Ol
Leito
St. Oil of Cal
St. OH
Ind
Kan
O of
St. OF of
Nebban
Oil of
Ohio Agee
Tidewater Oil
Triangle Film
Boston
Boston Mare
Afiventure We
Algomah
Ariz Com
Boston & Maine
Cal & Arig
Cal. & Hecla Bss
Mayflower P , Ah Mohaw
Old Colony Aves
St. Mary M. L. BE
Shannon
See Superior
U. S. Smelters
Utah Con
Wolverine Ge
Wrandot Ae. Ik
Wall Street
Bank of France
Treasury
NEW York Stock Market
Local Stock Exchange
ING DB
Georgetown Gas
Peteee
Capital Traction Co
An. & Pa. River R. RB
An. & Po
City and Sub. & Ss
Metropolitan Railroad
Rwy
Elec
Wash
Alex
Mkt. Co
N. & W. Steamboat
Rlegs Realty
Realty Fe
Bims Capital Traction
Rwy & Elec
N. & W. Bleamboat
Columbia Gas & Blec
Am. Tel. & Teleg. Co
Greene-Cananea Copper
American
Capital Ava
District
Farmers & Mechanics
Federal Lincoln
Metropolitan
Trust Company
Am Security & Trust
Nat. Savings & Trust
Union Trust Company
Wash. Loan & Trust Co
Continental Teres
Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Commerce & Savings Crete
East Washington Savings
Sec
Say, & Com's Bank
Arlington
Corcoran
Fireman's
National Union Pelea Reade
ANA Orance
Ay Columbia
Chapin Sacks Co
Col. Paner Mfg. Co
Trans
Israes Security Storage Co
Washington Market
U. 5
Realty Co
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Savann
Charleston
Winnington
Norfolk
Baltimors
Borton
Philadelph
Stork
Houston
Memphis
Augusta
J. Louie
Cincinnati
Dallas
Dalla
NEW York Grain
Farmers and Mechanica National Bank
Continental Trust Company
Capital, Traction Company
Local Produce Market
Washington Cattle Market
DU Pont
U.S
Brightwood Citizens’ Association
Brightwood Public School
Georgia Avenue
Quackenbuck Street
Federation of Citizens
Dr. FE. A. Bryant
Mons. A. de Lapradette
University of Paris
al- Hanes Francaise
Cosmos Club
Talleyrand
America
Eastern High Alumni Association
Shakespeare
Col. Philip
F. Harvey
Ryland M
Tenth and
D Streets
Black Canyon
Mllsworth Kolb
National Geographic Society
New Masonic Auditorium
Mr. Kolb
Gunnison River
Colorado
Walter Reed
Army and Navy Union
Balttimers
Flynn's Hall
Highth
K Streets
District of Columbia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederate Memorial Home
Vermont Avenue
Virginia Peck
Charlea Peck
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church
F. F. Martyn
St. Louia
Marshall Hall
Business High School Alumni Association
J. J. Kinyoun
Society of Bacteriologiate
Charlies Tom Topham
L. A. Rogers
Erwin Smith
Bureau of Plant Industry
George Grimea
Eighth Street
Enterprise Brasc
Federation of the Culinary and Elementary Syndicate
Chefa and
Cooks of
Washington, D. C
S. W. Straus & Co
W. Straus & Co
Straus
Montana
R. J. Campbell & CO
Southern Build
Colume
Hight & Co., Inc
Trinity College Auxiliary
Mme. Guilbert
Andienna
Potomac Com
Franklin National Bank
Bank of Commerce & Say
TS Wash
Exchange Binck
American Paper Can
Gayety Theater
Ohinhema
ST Atlantic Building
Coren
Washington Baseball Club
Lew & Vtv
Siex
Waah
Bvs
Munsey Trust
Continental Trust
Thomas L. Hume
G Street
Tel. M
S. S. Kresge CO
Merrill, Lynch & Coo
Woodward Bidg
Colombia
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
Hambleton & Co
Inventment Securities
New York - Washington
Southern Building
Ralph W. Lee Lulte
14Th and