Market Holds Gains Amid Antitrust Outlook And Stock Activity
The Washington Post reports stock gains led by United States Steel Reading Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific as antitrust cases loom. Canadian Pacific hits a new high on strong 1910-11 earnings, while Western rail tonnage declines tied to weak coal demand and mild winter. Cotton crop estimates rise boosting short interest, with overall business confidence improving despite pending Supreme Court decisions.
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Washington Post
New York
Supreme Court
Stock Exchange
Washington
American Tobacco
Standard OH
Standard Oil Cornames
United States Steel
Reading
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Western Railways
Census Bureau
Wales
Allis-Chalmers
Kansas City Southern
Amalgamated Copper
Kansas City Southern Ptd
American Agricultural
Lehigh Valley
Louisville
Nashville
Aurer Car and Foundry
Macks Bay
Bile Co
Minn
St. Louis
Amer
St. P
American Ice Securities
Kansas
Texas
National Biscuit
Rys
Mexico
New York Central
Ontario and Western
Norfolk and Western
Anaconda Mining Co
Northern Pacific
Pacific ‘Mall
Atehison
Pacific
Bay
Atlantic Coast
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
St. Uy
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt
Bitteburg Coal
Pilsbury Coal
Central Leather
Pullman Palace
Reo
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Beh
Republic Stee
Chicago Great Western
New
Republic
Rock Inland Co
Chicago
Northwestern
Rock Island Co. Pfi
Che. Mil
St. Paul
SL. I
San Fran
St. Louis Southwestern
Bt. Louis Southwestern
amiColorato
Southern
Steel-Shefield Steel and Tron
Bea
Consolidated Gas
Nae
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Delaware and
Iludgeon
Age of
Denver
Tie Grande
Bim
Tennessee Copper
Denver and
Rio Grande
Texas and Pacific
Distillers” Securities
Tol
West
Cs Bae
Erie
St. T
Eriest Ptd
Uinion Pacife
Erieza Pfd
General Electric
State Realty
Goldfeld Consolidated
United States Rubber Aag
Great Northern Ptd
Tnited States Steel
Great Northern Cre Cits
United States Steel Ptd. FL
Imola Central
Utah Copper
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Interborough-Met
Wabash Mn
Mer. Harvester
Wabash Pi
Sector Marine Atd
Western
Maryland
aCe
Westinghouse
Vectri
Western Union
Town
tspWheeling
Lake Erie
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Chicago Board of Brokers
Hibbs Duilding
New York Stock Exchange
Trets
Washington Stock Ange
Treasury statements show deficits and reserves in 1919
Treasury figures for March 18 1919 report customs and internal revenue receipts totaling 8.29 million dollars with a daily deficIt and year-to-date shortfall. Holdings include gold coin bullion silver and various certificates. Standing issues and trust funds total over 1.42 billion with substantial reserve funds and national bank deposits noted.
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United States
Treasury
National Bank
National Banks
Philippina
Treasury Artey
See-Saw Wheat Movements At Washington Market
Wheat prices fluctuated in intra day trading at Washington with mixed signals from Kansas crop prospects. Corn, oats and barley futures edged lower while wheat contracts for May and September posted modest gains and losses amid broad market volatility.
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Chicago
Kansas
The Metal Market Copper Prices and Foundry Notes
New York market reports show copper futures at 1180 11 99 for March April and June. Spot copper price listed alongside warrants and foundry notes including Northern and Southern foundries with various lot and grade indicators.
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New York
Standard Copper
Spor
Marsh
Futveer
Ope
Elekast
Marden Boraily
Iran
Foundry Northern
Wall Street Gossip Signals Big Moves Abroad
Speculators wait on trust cases as markets pause after Monday flurries. Standard Oil stock rose to a yearly high while Paris bourse traders saw Philadelphia and Baltimore line bonds traded for the first time. Bank of England absorbed gold from London open market. Speyer & Co bought $4.5 million of Pennsylvania Railroad bonds to retire Baltimore and Potomac 6 percent bonds due April and July.
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Philadelphia
Paris
Speyer & Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad
Baltimore and Potomay Railroad
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Indeid
Wals
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
Washington market drifted. utilities and rails trade mixed
The Washington stock market showed light change with a firm tone. Washington Gas 53 edged up slightly. Potomac Electric and Columbia Railroad bonds traded. Norfolk and Washington Steamboat 5s rose. Washington-Virginia Railway preferred bid slipped. electric railways and banks reported activity. court actions and plans for local buildings noted.
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Aves Antomar Electric Consolidated
Capital Traction
Washington Rrailway and Electric Ptd
Washington Gag
Mergenthaler Linotype
Washington-Virginia Railway
American Security and Trust
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Anacostia
Pato
Joe City
Columba
Columb
Washington
Washington Rwy. and Elecr
Potomac Ectric
al Wiedington Rey
Elespil Bal
Norfolk
Georgetown
Washington-Virginia Ray. Com Ag
Washington-Virginia
Gla National Bank
American
Ws Capital
Crry
Witwer
Igo
Union Savings
Bank of Commerce
East Washington Savings
Provident Savings
Corcoran
Arlington
Frremen
S. Way Franklin
National Union
Potomac
Columbia
Cal
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St Nm
Curry
Washington Market
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Columbia Railroad
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Mergenthaler
Sola
American Security
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Japan
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Micouri
Fangs
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York Central
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Norfolk and Waste
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Northern Pacifc
Oregon
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Nipissing Mines
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Eldridge E. Jordan
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Toledo
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John WN. Shanahan
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Bera Gould
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R. H. Bagby
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David H. Moffatt
Patuxent River
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Fred G. Moffatt
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Joseph W. Harriman
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Department of Commerce and Labor
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Chester
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Royal Insurance Company
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All Washington
Union Station Plaza
the Royal Plaza Hotel Company
Hibbs
William J. Acker
Jacob A. Mitnacht
Washington, D. C
John B. Heatt
F. C. Blackman
Chicago Board of Trade
Uus
Jacob Summer
Istand Penna
Price-Campbell Cotton Picker Corp
S. H. P. Pell & Co
New York Cotton Exchange
Exchange Place
Penn Mutual Life: Insurance Company
U. K. Passmore
John Humphreys
J. H. Sepferies
Chestnut Street
T. Lanney Brown
National Savings and Trust Company
15Th
N. Y. Ave
C.H. Eshman Stock Broker
Ouray Building
Norman W. Peters & Co
Consolidated Stock Exchange of
Mutual Life Insurance Company
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Thomas P. Morgan
Washington Gas Light CO
Tenth Street N. W
Brink
Arig
Meeley
Sapitol Street
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