Trade Outlook Holds Rates High As Money Means Rise
The article analyzes firmer call money rates and a sluggish bond market amid Westward funds flow, Japanese borrowings, and Pennsylvania bond plans. It notes reduced bank surplus, heavy cotton carryover, and foreign lending, with bankers predicting higher rates into spring, potentially easing national loans and affecting stock prices.
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Washington Post
New York
Caliornia
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Sterling Exchange
Wall Street Notes and Global War Impact on Markets
The piece surveys market activity with a wary view on high grade securities at fair prices, noting a narrowing market and outside buying drop. It discusses Vanderbilt rumors, the possible holding company, and the Paris influenced London trading. It also covers war effects on European finance, fears of Russia’s economic collapse, and gold export implications.
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Ontario and Western
Chesapeake and Ohio
Wall Street
Wasre
Vanderbilt
Ftaesf
Develt
Congress
Paris
London
Japan
England
Russia
France
Europe
Honoreo Aout
Persia
Daniey T “Eerroda
Foes of Standard Oil Meet Kansas Producers Fight On
Independence Kansas March 19 3000 producers gathered to organize a permanent Kansas coalition against Standard Oil. Leaders included state legislators and prominent businessmen with Gov Hoch in the spotlight. Ida M Tarbell was warmly welcomed alongside former Gov Burke of North Dakota and Frank S Monnett of Ohio.
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Kansas
Independence
Kans
Convention of All Producers of Kansas
Standard Oil Company
Topeka
Gov. Hoch
Ida M. Tarbell
Gov. Burke
North Dakota
Frank 8. Monnett
Ohio
Storey Cotton Company Collapse Shocks York
March 19 York Pa. residents suffer losses from the Storey Cotton Company failure. Estimates place investments between 20 000 and 80 000 dollars with many locals involved. A prominent banker warns vast sums may have left York undetected as checks moved through banks and farmers were drawn in by speculation.
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Storey Company
Washington Post
York
Storey Cotton Company
New York Money Market and Airline Notices
Money on call nominal with no loans, tine loans easy at 3 percent for 66 and 90 days. Prime mercantile paper 3 to 4 percent. Sterling exchange easy with bankers' bills around 4.86 demand and 4.94 for sight. Government and railroad bonds steady. Ohio attorney general says railroad commission may investigate freight-rate discrimination but cannot regulate rates. Southern Railway announces several freight agents and headquarter cities. An advertisement touts Dr Agnew cures for heart disease and blood enrichment claims.
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York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Ohio
Ohio Shippers’ Association
Railroad Commission
Southern Railway
J. B. Campbell
J. N. Templeton
Louisville
H. B. Stafford
Little Rock
Ark
B. H. Craig
Omeie SheMeld
Ala
Saturday's Market Quotations from New York Stocks
A compact list shows stock prices for numerous firms including Colorado Fuel and Iron, Atlantic and Pacific and others. It notes totals and percent changes and states the quotations are the daily figures received by W. W. Hibbs & Co. brokers in Washington, Chicago and New York.
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Aanaconda Mining
Chicago and Alton
Chicago Great Western
Colénae
Northwestern
St. Paul
Chicago
Chi. Ter
Trans. Ptd
Bt Louis
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Colo
Bae Bia
Hocking Valley Winda Central
International Pump
Kansas City
Loulaville and
Nashvil
Manhattan L
Metropolian Security
Mexican Central
Mink
St. Louie
Sco
Norfolk and Weatera
Norfolk and Western
Pacific
Reading
Bopatis Rears Rock Inland Co
Rubber Goods
St L
San F
Tennessee Coal
Texas A
Western
St Ge
Union Pacific
United States Expre
United States Leather
United States Realty
United States Rubber
United States Rubber Pic
United States Steel
Va -Car
Chemical
Chemical Pid
Wabash Benera Sbte Wheelng
Jake Eric
Wisconsin Central
W. W. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
W. B. Hibba & Co
Chicago Board
Washington Stock Exchange closing prices and bond notes
Closing quotations show bids for Washington Railway and Electric and several preferred and common shares, district bonds, railroad bonds, and various banks and utilities. Notable entries include Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 98 and common at 94, Edison and Metropolitan bonds, and multiple bank stock figures with mixed gains and losses.
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Washington Railway and Electric
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Preferred
American National Bank
M. Commercial National Bank
Greene Copper
Washington Railway and Electric 4S
Washington Hallway and Electric
Washington Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Anacostia and Fotomac
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Washington Market Company
Potomac Electric Light
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Washington Sofe Deposit
Union Trust Company
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Capital Traction
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan-Citizens
Central
Marinerx and Mechanick
Columbia
Capital
Avieredy
Lincoln
Riggs
Franklin
Metropolitan
Cortoranii
Potomac
Arlington
National Union
People’s
Commercial
Colonial
Chesapeake and Potomac
Gotaces
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Mergenthal i
Lanston
Ieite Minogtes
Greene Consolidated Cop
Washington Market
Norfolk
Washington
Cotton Letter Sparks Upward Cotton Market Rally
New York reports an unexpected development in the cotton market this week. A surge driven by Sully’s return from bankruptcy and backed by a Wall Street clique boosted prices, attracting outside buyers despite no clear receipts or solution to the supply issues. Prices rose briefly before interior selling pressured the market, leaving traders cautious about the next move.
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New York
Sully
Wall Street
Gurpige
Bullich
Oylestone
Atier
Cotton market outlook and bond prices headline market notes
A market summary discusses cotton prospects amid Great Britain and continental demand, noting U S mills stock levels and futures. It cites a large cotton consumption by Britain, mortgage concerns on future prices, and weather risk for the new crop, with quotations from Miller & Co. and bond figures from W B Hibbs & Co.
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Menchuris
Minny Moftla
Great Britain
Itarithepinuers
Pari Fators
América
Sekmon
Washington Produce Market Hogs and Poultry Prices Edge Down
Declined receipts have halted price declines but an upward drift may come today as shipments ease. Virginia and Tennessee eggs and butter show slight price movements, while various poultry and produce items list current quotes for eggs dairy and fruit markets as stated by Washington market reports.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
New York State
Reeve
Western Warbank
Maryland
New York
California
Florida
Havana
Ohio
Baldwin
New York Produce Markets Roundup March Reports
market notes show butter and eggs steady to unchanged, butter receipts 4288, eggs 14424, flour 26404 barrels with exports at 2680, pork and lard prices firm, cottonseed oil steady, rosin and turpentine quiet, sugar varied with multiple grade quotes, potatoes steady on Long Island and state markets, imports and freight rates listed. no dramatic shifts observed in overall commodity trading activity.
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New York
Minnesota
Pacto Coast
Galveston
Cote
Texas
Avid
City Extra Indian Mess
Pauladeipnia
Baltimora
Brest
Japan
New Orleans
Cordova
Aulet
Long Island
State End
Westert
Banute
Liverpool
Liabilities and capital stock figures from bank statement
Bank note liabilities and demand certificates of deposit appear in the ledger. Outstanding notes total 786,508 dollars with related entries showing capital stock and taxes. Demand certificates of deposit list 8,578 dollars, reflecting the bank's liability structure and funds due to other banks.
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Secura
United States
MD National Bank
Ante Banka
Baltimore Market Summary From March 18 Report
Baltimore markets report quiet flour trade with 4 504 barrels received and 18 789 barrels exported. Wheat firmer with No 2 Western at 1.49 1.12 percent, No 2 red spring futures up. corn mixed with southern white and yellow varieties noted. hay firm. hogs receipts up and pork prices higher. cattle and veal prices referenced with mixed activity. overall market activity shows steady to firmer tendencies across grains, meats, and dairy items.
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Baltimore
Lang
Adan
Ste Ake
Steaber
Fency Creamery
Live Stock Markets Report From New York March 18
Livestock market summary shows beef cattle receipts 16 dead consigned direct with little movement in the middle grade, demand limited for native wides. Exports total 5,910 cattle and 5,504 quarters of beef. Calves receipts 11 with no notable trading, prices steady for dressed calves.
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New York
Beeves
Dresser
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Algong
Iewe
General Commission House
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Chicas Pate
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Loring Wires
Howe Life Bldg
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G.W. Telephone
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Lincoln National Bank
Weabington
Grisamiey & Jone
Cola I
Frederick A. Stian
Frederick A. Stier
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William W. Millan
J. B. Wilson
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