Market News Highlights on Canadian Pacific and Steel Leaders
General Canadian Pacific reached a high, United States Steel Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific showed strength with gains despite broader business positivity. The Washington Post notes near-term stock market resilience, delayed Supreme Court decisions, and rising interest in American Tobacco and Standard Oil stocks as Western rail tonnage declines linked to mild winter impact.
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Census Bureau
Treasury daily returns and market notes from Boston and New York
The March 18 1911 Treasury statement shows customs receipts 1 626 969 71 internal revenue receipts 1 443 976 19 miscellaneous receipts 176 610 65 total 3 245 940 43 disbursements 3 174 091 24 surplus for the month 189 21 and year to date deficits 342 660 99 reserves funds and outstanding notes figures follow plus closing prices from Boston and market notes from New York and Cleveland with currency and bond remarks.
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Wheat market drifted as Kansas crop outlooks differ
A see-saw session in wheat left the market near Saturday's level as Kansas crop prospects split opinions. Corn fell to a new low, oats declined, and provisions dropped. Cash barley offered at 60 to 102 percent, while copper and iron markets moved with steady to muted activity across March to June futures.
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Wall Street Gossip Special to The Washington Post
New York March 20 speculators waited for Supreme Court trust decision. Brokers expect few clients until April 3 recon venes. Standard Oil rose to 660 on the curb a new high for the year. Philadelphia company stock traded in Paris at 240 francs then $108.50. City Bank received 400.0% gold from Mexico for Cuba reshipment. Bank of England absorbed $8,500,000 gold in London open market. Speyer & Co. bought 4,500,000 Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad first mortgage bonds due 1943 to retire Baltimore and Potomac bonds due April 1 and July 1. Bonds secure on Pennsylvania system line Philadelphia to Washington. tax exempt in PA and favored by sav banks in NY and CT.
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Washington Market Holds Firm Tone Amid Light Trading
Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange was light yet firm with no pressure to sell. Washington Gas edged up from Saturday, while Potomac Electric and Columbia Railroad 6s moved at notable prices. Norfolk and Washington Steamboat 58 rose, and Washington Railway and Electric preferred traded at 88 1/2. Washington Gas stood at 79 7/8 after a sale, and Georgetown Gas showed a raised bid with wide bid-ask spreads. Calendered notices covered bank counsel, building upgrades, rail line foreclosures, and plans for electrification of the Chesapeake Beach Railway, with projected costs and executors named.
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