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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1910

Page

2

Market Support Advances In Early Trading

The market showed early gains as traders priced in firmer demand while stock indices fluctuated. Bonds from New York City aided sentiment, though speculative selling and Easter vacation closures limited gains amid a cautious, uneven trading day.

New York City

New York Stock Market Continues Turbulent March Start

The New York stock market opened with unsettled trading on Tuesday, March 2, amid cautious investor sentiment. Traders watched early turnover as key industrials and railroad shares fluctuated, with numbers showing mixed gains and losses across the board.

Bankers Association Banquet Arrangements Planned at New Warwick Hotel

Local financial notes report arrangements for the annual banquet of the Bankers' Association of the District to be held Saturday evening at the New Windsor Hotel. W. A. Mearns, newly selected association president, will toastmaster. Invitations to President Taft, Secretary MacVeigh, cabinet members, and Congress are announced.

Bankers’ Association of the Triet New WiMland W. A. Mearns Association Will Baltimore Pittsboro Philadelphia New York Boston Chicago Edanacs Richmond Lynchburg Charleston Atlanta New Orleans Mearns Tat MacVeigh Treasury Congress

Washington Produce Market Prices and Market Conditions

Fragmented OCR from a Washington produce market page shows prices for fruits vegetables and meats with widespread garbled text. It lists items such as apples pears lettuce cabbage onions tomatoes greens potatoes radishes peppers and eggs, with scattered figures and references to markets in Florida Tennessee and Alabama alongside bundled quantities like per crate per bushel and per pound. The piece notes strains on supply and mentions cattle receipts from nearby points and general market pressure on prices.

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Live Stock Markets Report From New York

Market notes show varied livestock activity with cattle feeds and hogs steady to firm. Cattle receipts estimated at strong, with cows and heifers and calves in mix. hogs and sheep and lambs show steady to higher bids. market tone cautious amid uneven demand and end of day adjustments.

New Yorke Mar Mereipte Baer Liverzoo Landes Cacils Realone Harry Solomon

Baltimore Markets Report Mixed Grain and Export Activity

Baltimore markets show mixed results with grain prices quoted for April and May, notes on exports and receipts, and varied domestic demand. Report highlights include corn futures, white wheat prices, and arrival figures in New York, reflecting broader market volatility.

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Chicago Grain Market Sees Upturn Amid Weather Boost

Chicago grain prices rose as wheat led the gains on favorable weather in the southern belt. May and other futures advanced, with selling pressure from shorts easing and demand improving across grains and cotton. Provisions stayed buoyant amid broader bullish tones, while late-day activity showed mixed movements across surrounding commodities.

Chicago Raptetuber Los Cain Shorty Fred Lee Low Point

New York Cotton Market Sees Nervous Trading After Slight Rise

The New York cotton market remained unsettled as firm opening gave way to late-day pressure. Prices edged higher for May and July contracts before fading, with rumors of larger May shipments and ongoing demand from the South tempering losses amid mixed weather signals and reports of improved cotton goods demand.

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Wall Street Gossip on City Bond Sale Oversubscription

Serial to The Washington Fest reports New York city bond sale totaling 10 million dollars, oversubscribed yet not well priced. Prices ranged around 1014, closing 10238 on exchange and curb, with foreign purchases anticipated but muted. Analysts note ongoing market resistance to frequent municipal issuances and discuss implications for subway and transit investments.

Washington New York New City Stock Exchange

Stevens Heads Hocking Railroad Board

New York March 22 George W Stevens president of the Chesapeake and Ohio Halfway was elected president of the Hocking Valley Railroad Frank Trumbull elected chairman of the Hocking board Edwin Hawley Trumbull Stevens C Rearick and James Mackla named directors Also N Monserrat reelected president of the Kanawha and Michigan Railway Several Hawley party members won Kanawha board seats

New York George W. Stevens Chesapeake and Ohio Halfway Hocking Valley Railroad Frank Trumbull Hocking Edwin Hawley G. W. Stevens 4. C Rearick James Mackla Hocking Valley N. Monserrat Michigan Raiway Hawley Kanawha

Dennison Declared Insane After Park Slaying Inquiry

District Attorney Whitman said he is convinced Dennison killed two boys in High Bridge Park after a commission found him insane. The hearing produced a revolver matching the scene, and Dennison admitted ownership. The court will sign an order for commitment tomorrow.

Distriet Dennigon Washington Post New York Herbert Jeron Dennison John Fredericks Whitman High Bridge Park Tam O’sullivan

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