Wall Street Mixed as Trading Sluggish Amid Rumors
Market closed firmer after a volatile session with foreign buyers scarce and a late rally. Colorado Fuel and Iron led gains on a hoped capitalization plan while Union Pacific remained pressured by speculative chatter about control. Foreign exchange fell as London markets weakened and doubts about peace talks lingered.
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Washington Post
New York
London
Northern Securites
Western Railroad
Union Pacific
Colorado
Acta
England
Bath
Paris
Carnas St Lem Rts
Poulamore and Gino and Central Railroad
New Jersey
New York Money Market and Cotton Trends Report
New York money on call stands at 2 1/4 to 3 percent with short terms quoted. Prime mercantile paper at 1 1/4 percent. Sterling exchange weak with bankers' bills around demand 4.8570 and 4.9375 for sixty days. Government bonds steady. cotton market quiet but steady with buying by spot houses and futures showing gains. News notes extensive on liquidation, demand shifts, and stress around May futures amid international reports.
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New York
Eix
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Aellera
Miller & Co
New Orleans
Ang
Washington
FY Street
Stock Quotes and Bonds Across Rail and Steel Firms
The daily quotations list names, prices, and percent changes for railroads and major companies. Highlights include Southern Railway, Union Pacific, United States Steel, Westinghouse, and Wisconsin Central with various bond and stock figures, plus total daily volume at 1,435,500 shares and note of dividends.
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Low Bt. L
Gan F
St. Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Us i Southern Railway
Southern Railway
Tennessee Cal
Iran
Texas and
Facic
BOD
Union Pacific
United States Express
Pathe Union Pacify
United States Leather
Top
United States Realty
Bute United States Rubber
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Virginia Caroling Chem
Carolina Chen
Wabash
Settee
Welle-Pargo Express
Westinghouse Electric Western Union
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central Ptd
New York
American Potocco
Atchison General
Atchison Adjustment
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Qala
S . Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia 2d Inc
Chesapeake and Ghia
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
R. I. and
Pacific R. R
Pacific
R. R. Col
Bsc
C. C
St Louis
Colorado Midland
Colorado and Southern
Cuba
Denver and Rio Grande
Distillers’ Securities
Erie Prior
Erie General
Fort Worth
Denver City
Hoching Valley
Japan
Louisville
Nashville
United
Manhattan
Consol Gold
Mexican Central
Mexican Central Ist Inc - Mini
St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
National RR. of Mexico
Consol
New York Central General
New Jersey Central General
Northern Pacifie
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Convotes
General
St Laws
Tron Mountain
San Francisco
St Louis Southwestern
Seaboard Air Line
Tees
Southern Pacific Ds
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
St Louis and Western
United States Steel 2d
Western
Maryland
Wheling and
Wall Street Gossip and Bear Raids Shake Market
A March session sees aggressive last hour selling blamed on bear manipulation, with a late rally restoring most losses. Analysts note board room origin with no fresh outside selling, as Union Pacific and other rails recover. Cotton futures and other market details accompany the report from Miller & Co.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Charlies McDonald
Union Pacific
Iso
Wheat and corn slide on weather and rumors in Chicago
Chicago grain prices slipped as warm weather boosted crop prospects. Wheat May fell to 1.32, July to 1.08 amid heavy northwestern receipts. Corn held steady, oats slipped, and hogs pushed provisions lower. Rumors of railroad deal shaked Wall Street, with Union Pacific a focal point as bears pressed and buyers later stepped in.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Nari West
Severn Houses
Toledo
Ohio
Louisville
Kentucky
Minneapolis
Duluth
Liverpool
Whuld
Wall Street
New York Live Stock Markets Report March 23
Livestock receipts and prices mixed across categories with no trade today. Cattle demand stronger, with Good to prime steers at 6.25, cows 2.80 to 4.50, bulls around 5.0, while sheep and lambs stay steady. hogs quote 6.90 to 7.00 in state markets and 6.10 to 6.20 in others.
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Marea
Adans
Wits Am A
Poondrs
Amere Corts O
Amer
Papress Duo
Amir Suga
New Orleans
Savanah
Ohio
Wilmington
Norfolk
Entral
New Jersey
Chivas
Rts
Boston
Colorado Southern
Augusta
Pouth
Pitti
St_ Louis
Cora Brothers
Delaware
Hudson
Bay
Cincinnati
Louisville
Denver
Rio Grande
Den
Great Diseider
Continent
Tapan
Mexico
Pra Gue
Great “Britain
France
Japan
Hocking Valley
Hecking Valuy
Kansas City
Nashville
Manhattan L
LoTig
Metropeltar Securities
Metropeltan St Ry
Mexican Central
Alancapoli
Poands St
Bmissoert Kiavsas
Texane
New York Sentra
Ah N.Y Ontirio Ant
Thy
Norfolk Ant
Nortulh
North American
Pacific
People’s Gas
Pittsburg
Freesed Steel Co
Republic Steel
Agrey Republi Steel Pra
Rock Island Co
the Rubber Goods
New York
Chicago
Hedlorn
Snes Gree Aacio
Tae
Mauve
Washington
Washington Eggs and Butter Exchange
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
North Carolina
Western
New York Produce Prices and Market Report
A New York market summary lists firm butter and eggs receipts while various staples show steady or unchanged pricing. Commodities covered include flour, corn meal, hay, hops, hides, leather, wool, coal, beef, pork, lard, petroleum, rosin, turpentine, molasses, coffee, sugar, potatoes, and peanuts with local and London quotes and ranges noted.
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Rio
Long Island
State
Steedy
Florida
Liverpool
London
Viet Lake Ig
Glasgow
Das
Middlespors
Northern Fe
Nermmern
Southern
Southern Sort
Baltimore Markets Report March Prices and Receipts
Baltimore markets show firm butter and cheese with steady hay and grain. Wheat unsettled with mixed spot and March to May futures. corn quiet to steady with steady steamer bids. receipts listed for flour wheat corn oats rye and various markets, price ranges noted for all major commodities and sugar and freight rates.
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Baltimore
Uptown
Liverpool
Cork
Fane Creamery
George A. Treadwell Mining Company Stock Offering
Many experienced investors are now buying stock in the George A. Treadwell Mining Company. It owns vast ore bodies and has a 240 ton daily smelting plant ready to run, with capacity expandable to 501 and 1000 tons. The firm has increased stock to 350,000 shares and offers new shares at par $10 to raise capital for expanded operations and to pay steady dividends.
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George A. Treadwell Mining Company
New York Grain Summary for March 23 Market Activity
New York grain reports mixed prices with rye steady and barley steady while wheat futures slipped to year lows on bear crop and weather news. Corn receipts total 101,050 bushels with 43,542 bushels exported. oats receipts 126,000 bushels with mixed oat prices noted.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
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Atlantic Building
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