Prices Slip as Bonds Hold Steady in Dull Market
Washington Port March 24 Dealers faced a sluggish session with only 159,000 shares traded. American Telephone and Telegraph and Missouri Pacific showed strength on strong reports and rehabilitation progress, while copper stocks weakened. Bond trading remained robust with over $2 million in bonds changing hands and demand for short term notes strong. News on Standard Oil and tariff talks provided little lift, and the market drifted toward equilibrium amid easy money and mixed weekly trade reviews.
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American Telephone and Telegraph
Missouri Pacific
Washington Port
New York
Vcouriter
Congress
Champlark
Stock Exchange
Standard Oi
National Bank of Commerce
Ings
Atchison
Paris
United States Treasury and New York stock market roundup
March 24 report shows money on call at 2½ percent, loans dull, sterling steady near 4.4250 for 60-day bills. Cattle and hogs receipts plus Chicago live stock data paint a firm market with steers around 4.50 to 5.65, hogs near 6.70, lambs steady, and sheep steady.
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New York
Pricantils
Liverpool
London
Chicago
Wales
Salo
Yotomar Electric Consolidated
Internal Revenue
National Bank of Washington
Union Trust
United States Trust
Washington Railway and Flectric
Washington
Washington-Virginia
National Bank
Armation
Washington Railway and Electric
Columbia
Columbla
Metro Olum
Ington Fey
Jet Bae Sllanbous
Treasury
Potatrac
Potomac Electriz Light
Chesapeake and Fotemag
Akktai Binepemee
Amerman
Aoee
Wwagina
American Tel
Virgin
Greene-Cananen
Faemers ‘Ang Medhta
Saningtan
Dredstreet
Ompany
Tycentea
Ingian Rust
Tha
Dne Reiene
JAS
Washington Loan and
Trastee United
Baynes Bank
Brocks, Inc
Bank of Com i Boston
East Wash
DS Philadel
Provident Sevices
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Tee
Arlington
Pitsburg
Gommersial Tan
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Sirener
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Scellaneous
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Merchants’ Association
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Newport News
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Wall Street Gossip on Volume Slump and Oil Bets
New York reports a near yearly low in stock exchange volume with a prolonged run of dull days. December saw heavy expense cuts by brokers while current month averages about 260,000 shares. Rumors of Atchison stock and Paris listings surface without confirmation. Missouri Pacific rehabilitation may start shortly under new leadership. Associated Oil stock trades 100 shares at 48, down 8 from prior, reflecting infrequent activity in oil properties linked to Southern Pacific.
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Spretst
Washington Poat
New York
Stock Exchange
Commission House
Howevevat
Wall Street
Aitchison
Hudbean
Paris
Atchison
Associated Oil
Associated Oil Company
Southern Pacific
Washington Stock Market Slips Amid Dull Activity
The Washington stock market opened with little trading and muted price movement. Transactions included small blocks of Potomac Electric 5s at 100 and minor sales in National Bank of Washington, Union Trust, and United States Trust.
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Washington
Potomac Electric Consolidated
National Bank of Washington
Union Trust
United States Trust
Railway and Electric
Washington Gases
Georgetown
Washington-Virginia Railway Common
Washington Railway and Electric
Union Savings Bank
Congress
Supreme Court
Wall Street
Mount Vernon Iron and Land Company plans 24000 acres
The Mount Vernon Iron and Land Company of Harrisonburg Virginia prepares to develop 24000 acres of iron and manganese land in four Old Dominion samples. The Bluefield Gas and Power Company of Bluefield West Virginia is incorporated with 350000 capital to build gas and power plants. The Virginia Woolen Company of Winchester Virginia will spend 15000 on new machinery.
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Washington
Virginia Power Company
East Radford
Mount Vernon Iron and Land Company
Harrisonburg
Old Dominion
Virginia Woolen Company
Winchester, Va
Maryland Markets and Bank Closures Reported
Baltimore and regional markets show mixed grain prices with wheat corn oats and rye listed alongside Maryland and nearby firsts and Western firsts prices. Separately Mount Vernon Bank and Oneonta bank closures announced with career notes, a census cotton report details supply and distribution through February 28 1911, and a bankruptcy petition filed by Edward Baum.
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Census Bureau
The Metal Market Update From New York and London
The metal markets show copper softness with spot and near term prices around 11.70 to 11.99 in New York and £54 6d in London. Exports for the month reach 16,703 tons with Lake copper quoted at 12.50 and electrolytic around 2297.25. Iron prices hold steady with foundry components and softwood and southern iron ranges noted, including No 8 Northern and No 2 douc ro and No 1 Southern soft items priced around 15,000 to 7,600.
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New York
London
Custom House
Lorally
Northern
Doucro
Southern
New York Produce Market Report March 24 1921
Market notes show creamery specials and extras at varied prices with receipts 5 440, eggs steadier with 2 185, poultry quiet with Western prices, flour weak and lower, pork easy, butter barely steady, dressed meats dull, lard easier, refined and cottonseed oil mixed, coffee quiet, sugar steady, potatoes cabbage and peanuts unchanged.
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New York
Middle West
Rio No
Santos No
Cordova
New York Grain Markets Report March 14
Spot and futures mixed as wheat and corn ease under liquidation and rains in the Northwest. May wheat 95 11 16 to 96 1 2 cents afloat. corn May 54 1 2 to 54 3 4 cents. oats and barley limited activity with nominal settle and steady receipts and shipments.
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Sion
Isons Ag
Ar S.rz
New York
Duluth
Suly
Ehipments
Gaias
Trade Outlook Says Spring Boosts Construction and Iron Output
R G Dim & Co weekly review notes improving retail trade and rising activity in structural steel with spring opening. Construction work accelerates, foundry and steel output up while pig iron demand eases. Wire trade remains strong. cotton goods prices trim slightly with limited reductions. Footwear demand steady for specialties. leather sales dull. Bradstreet reports 235 U S business failures for week ending March 23.
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New York
R. G. Dim & Co
Haat
China
Bradstreet
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission bans favored coal rates
The ICC ruled that coal rate tariffs restricted to specific shippers are unlawful under the Interstate Commerce Act. The order covers most eastern coal railroads and others not owning fuel, halting for two years from May 15 the practice of maintaining restricted coal tariffs and requiring open rates for all shippers and uses.
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Colonial Salt Company
Michigan
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Michigan, Indiana
Illinois
Central Freight Association
Western Classification
Southern Classification
Morton Salt Company
Chicago
Stearns Salt and Lumber Company
Ludington
Mich
Michigan, Indiana ,and Clingis Inc
Ludington Transportation Company
Aast
Inter-state Commerce Commission
J P MORGAN IN BANK DEAL
J P Morgan and Co Kuhn Loeb Co the National City Bank and the First National Bank have acquired a large part of the National Bank of Commerce stock from Equitable Life Assurance Society and Mutual Insurance. This gives the bankers majority stock and they may join the directorate. J S Alexander presumed to become president April 1.
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New York
I. P. Morgan & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
National City Bank
First National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Mutual ‘E Insurance Company
Bank of Commerce
J. 8. Alexander
Valentine P. Snyder
District of Columbia Supreme Court Equity Division Partition Suit
In a 1911 equity case the Stone heirs sue George B. Stone and Minerva W. Stone for partition by sale of parts of lots eight nine and ten in square 256 in Washington DC. The order requires appearance by the defendants within forty days after first publication and publication for three weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and The Washington Post.
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J. J. Darlington
Supreme Court OF the District F of Columbia
J. Ford Thompson
Ford Thompson, Jr
Equity
Marion Thompson
Ciy
Washington, D.C
A. D
J. Ford Thompson, Jr
Nona Merion Way
Marion C. Thompson
Jennie Jordan
Dorothy Lewis
Maud Lewis
Charles
Washingtonian Reporter
Washington Peat News
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Tony
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F. HK Cunningham
Supreme Court OF the
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Charles F. Benjamin
Beire
Leonard WM. Deakins
Paul Hoy
John Hewitt
Uriah Forrest
Lota
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Washington
William Wilson
Leonard M. Deakina
Acsignee
Ef Orysaid
Washington Law Reporter
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City of Washington
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Ashley M. Gould
Beal
J. R. Young
F. E. Cunningham
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Elizabeth C. Hungerford
Thomas W. Hupperford
de Lesstine Ginn
Waco
Tex
Lillian Neil Hunt
Bristol
Tenn
James Tanner
Register of Wills
Louis Lepreux
Sixth Street
L. White
Supreme Court OF
District of Colampia
Cathsting M. Humphreys
Jarthur T. Brice
Columbia
Arthur T. Brice
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