New Haven Shares Rally After Severe Market Break
Stock market drifted lower with bearish sentiment and scattered losses. New Haven rebounded slightly after a sharp break while government actions against American Smelting Co. loomed, triggering metal stock declines and wide selling across the list. Treasuries were steady as call money touched 5 percent ahead of a long holiday period.
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New York
Union Pacific
Sears-Roebuck
Underwood
New Haven
Berlin
Lin
Unds
United States
New York Money Market and Grain Prices Report
New York money market shows faster call at 3.1445 percent, ruling rate 4.44, with time loans steady for 60 day at 5 percent. Commercial bills 4.32 percent. bar silver 56. government bonds steady, railroad bonds weak. Wheat futures steady on covering, May at 95.5, July 96, September 95, with bonded wheat May and July at 96.7. Corn spot firm, oats spot quiet No 4 35 58, barley steady at 32.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bankers’ Hills
Mar
Duluth
Kansas
Chicago
Norther
Boyne
Larda
Wisconsin
Pennsylvenia
Middle West
Muscovado
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Mey
Liverpool
N.S
El.r
Na IL
Wall Street Gossip Shares in Big Firms Widen Ownership
New York reports show growing dispersion of stock ownership among big firms. Pennsylvania Railroad lists 76,492 holders with an average 120 shares while American Telephone counts 50,297 holders with lower average stakes. Many holders own tiny blocks, with 9,450 at 5 shares or less and 31,953 at 2 shares or less. Women hold a notable share in American Telephone despite large blocs held by individuals. Industrials dip as market slides. Reading shows resilience amid shifting funds from Pennsylvania. Dividend outlooks and yields remain a focal point for market watchers.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
American Telephone
American Sugar
Pennsylvania
New Haven
New York Central
The
Washington Gas 6s and Railroads Trade in Noon Market
Washington Stock Exchange reports regular sales with Washington Gas 6s at 109 for 1,000 and 109 for 1,000, Capital Traction and Metropolitan Railroads at 58 and 5s 104% respectively, Potomac Electric Light 5s at 105, and assorted small lots and yields. grain and produce prices largely firmer including wheat, corn, and poultry. dairy and eggs prices listed. copper and other metals quoted in New York. bonds and warrants steady.
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Capital Traction Railroad
Cong
Metropolitan Railroad
Potomac Electric Light
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype
Union Trust
Citizens Savings Bank
Washington Railway and Electric
Potomac Electric Consolidated
New York
Steck
Galveston— Washington Railway and Electric
New Orleans
Mobile
Georgetown Gas Cert
Ind
Retown
Savannah Biredy
Columbia
Ilway
Metropolitan
Bready
Potomac Electric Power
Texas
Amer. Tel
Tet
Potomac Tel. Ia.com
Jacksonvil Brunswick
Caleaner
Arateas Paes
San Francisco
Rines Realty One
Tacoma
St. Louis
Washington
Georgetown
Stock
Mergenthaler Pinatyres
Consolidated
Ain
France
Continent
Greene-Cantabses
Great Britain
National B. Bank
Japan
Mexico
Ital
Shea
Farmers and Mechanics
American Security and Trust
National Savings Sand ‘Trust
Crisie Jist
Col. Ican Grap
Washington Stock Exchange Shows Strength Despite Dull Tuesday
The Washington Stock Exchange session featured solid volume and strength in prominent issues. Washington Railway and Electric preferred rose a couple of points, with bonds active at $22,000 total. Capital Traction weak, Washington Gas softened, Mergenthaler steady, Lanston bid, Eastern Light and Fuel and Union Trust trades noted, and a North Western Bottling bankruptcy filing for C. & Hutchinson.
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Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Capital Traction
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Eastern Light and Fuel
Union Trust
Washington
Metropolitan Railway
Washington Railway and Electric
Potomac Electric Consolidated
New York Cotton and Markets Report March 19
New York shows steady mixed receipts for butter cheese eggs and lard with varied prices. Cotton futures edged down then up amid holiday closures and expectations from the census report, closing narrowly lower.
Philadelphia Market News Dairy and Grain Report
Philadelphia markets report dairy unchanged and wheat steady with No 2 mixed in export elevator. Corn firmer at 54 1/4 to 54 1/2 cents, oats unchanged. Poultry prices mixed with fowls weaker, dressed poultry unchanged.
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Philadelphia
Axport
Holland comments on Morgan's million loan with no security
New York reports the Pujo committee testimony has sparked nationwide interest in finance reform. Morgan's remark about lending a million to a man with no money is discussed as illustrating character as security. Readers ask who the man might be, and why such loans occur, with Harper & Bros cited as a famous related case.
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Mar
United States
Pujo
Wilson
Congress
Washington
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
Finance
Holland
House of Death destroyed in Chicago fire
A blaze at 2359 Wentworth Avenue destroyed the so called house of death. Three residents Mia Pas tella and her daughters aged 3 and 6 perished. The long history of fatalities at the site is recounted alongside a wholesale market update for fruits vegetables and meats with varied prices.
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Chicago
Wentworth Avenue
Mia
Frank Pastella
Jacob Werner
Werner
Livestock Market Report From New York and Chicago
Livestock markets show receipts and price ranges for beeves calves sheep and hogs. New York prices list steers bulls cows and dressed beef with varied demand. Chicago reports hogs and cattle with national figures and typical ranges.
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New York
Maryland
Chicago
Texas
Washington cattle market report shows varied demand
Fall lambs in demand around seven and a half to eight dollars per hundredweight. Spring lambs slow near twelve to fifteen dollars. Hogs priced per pound at around one to nine tenths. Sheep per pound about four to five cents. Veal calves quoted at eleven cents for choice and ten to eleven cents for medium. Veal market active with hogs near eleven to eleven and a half cents.
Toledo and surrounding regions report mixed figures in March data
Toledo area figures list North Lima at 1.37, South Laima 1.22, Indiana 1.52, Wooster 1.65 with city credit balances at 2.56. Totals show runs 62,064 and average 106,057, shipments 30,789 with average 113,694.
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Toledo
Ohio
North Lima
South Laima
Indiana
Wooster
City
Huge Profit on Coins Store of Treasure Grows
George E. Roberts director of the mint reports 1912 gains of the Treasury and national banks from 1900 to 1912 totaled 825,705,000 with gold production not expected to rise much in the next decade. He notes the federal government earned nearly 6,417,000 from coinage profits for pennies to halves and 4,668,000 from subsidiary silver coins in 1912.
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United States
National Bank
Banke
National Banke
Philippine Treasury
M. S
Eee
George E. Roberts
Mint
Roberta
Director Roberts
U. S
Roberts
National Banks
Cash in Office and Bank Collateralized Loans Secured
Loan portfolio notes cash in office and cash in bank with collateralized loans. Stocks and bonds listed by market value. Premiums uncollected by aft agents but not overdue. Interest and rents due on all other issuers.
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Storka
Workmen's Compensation Reinsurance Inspection Bureau
Penonsylvania Casualty Go
District of Golan Bia
Aft
Auto bandits go to prison in Chicago case
Robert Webb and Thomas Burke leaders of the mobile bandits pleaded guilty to burglary and were ordered imprisoned under the Indeterminate sentence law with a minimum of one year and up to 21 years. Webb may face murder charges in the Hart case. James Perry goes to trial for highway robbery amid five other bandits to be tried in rotation. Governor Baldwin vetoed the Connecticut free pass bill for legislators, attempt to override veto failed.
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Mar
Robert Webb
Thomas Burke
Webb
Hart
Burke
James Perry
Hartford
Conn
Baldwin
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15Th St
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Pennsylvania Ave
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Center Market
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