Buoyant market move in rails dominates trading day
New York March 23 market mood buoyant in rail rate prospects as Interstate Commerce Commission petitions for a 19 to 15 percent rise in operating costs under the Adamson law. U S Steel and Marine issues led, with notable gains in Beth steel and Marine preferred, while oils and metals showed mixed to modest advances and bonds remained firm.
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New York
I N Ratis
Interstate Commerce Comminaton
Adamson
Union Pacific
Cunridlan Pacific
Reading
New York Central
New Haven
Ice
Southern Railway
Wabash
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Kansai
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Jork Island
Missouri Pacific
New York Bond Market Update Brief
Market note shows Cater Pa Mar 7 fy perlit beadv ances with $305 runs and 94 600 average runs. Shipments flagged at 29 261 with 46 606 average shipments. BLA477 appears in line with current trading indicators and sector activity.
Market Report: Live Stock Prices and Dated Notes
New York stock market note dated March 23, 1917 outlines live stock figures including hogs and veal calves, with varied weights and prices. The fragment lists dressed hogs, sheep, veal calves, lambs, and fall lambs, indicating market activity and price range, though some entries appear garbled or unclear.
Market report and commodity prices from New York exchange
The March 23 market note lists Mercantile paper rates, bills, currencies, and cottonseed prices. It details various currencies with bids and cables, cottonseed futures and spot figures, poultry, cheese, butter, eggs, nearby vegetables and green fruits prices in New York, including specific items like potatoes, onions, peppers, cucumbers, and oranges with assorted per unit costs.
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New York State
Virginia
California
Florida
Wall Street News and Gossip March 23
The Corn Products Refining Company declared a 5 percent dividend on accumulations of preferred stock plus a 1.5 percent quarterly disbursement. Waddill Catchings elected president of Sloss-Sheffield Steel replacing James N. Wallace, who remains a director. Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Steamship bids rose to 113 after 111.5. Marine Hirewise and Marine preferred advanced. Ohio Cattle Gas up to 125 from 112. Canadian Pacific moved from 158 to 166. Hebiechem Steel issues fell then recovered. American Railway Association notes March 1 freight car shortage at 124,073 units, up from 109,770 in February.
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Mon Titel Statea Steel
Marines Canopers
Bethsham Steel
Old Stork
Marine Preferred
Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies
United Fruit
Pacific Wall
New York
Corn Products Refining Company
Waddill Catchings
Central Foundry Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
Sloss-Shhofield Steel and Iron Company
James N. Waillace
Wallace
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies
Ohio
Hebiechem Steel Lasues
Canadian Pacific
Local stock market notes show narrow, irregular session
The market was dull for public utility shares though bid and ask figures hinted strength. Washington Railway and Electric preferred sold at 81 and bid slipped to 80 with urger offers. Capital Traction traded weakly at 14 while Washington Gas offered down to 75 without buyers. Margenthaler quieted after a brief spike with bids 161 and asks 168, American Graphophone saw bids 117 and 122 for preferred. rights fell to 7 with 30 dollars in play. Bond activity was slow. District National Bank declared 1% quarterly dividend payable April 2 to holders of record March 22, Norfolk and Washington Steamboat dividend 2.5% payable April 3 to record March 26. Charles J. Bell elected director to fill vacancy from John Bord's death.
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Rumely
Altis-Chal
Ry. Pf
Amis-Chal
Capital Traction Hailway
Studebaker
Stats Motor
Washington Railway and Electric
Texan & PactAc
Car & F
Texas Co
Texan Corp
Boa Am & U
H &E
Union Pacific
Union Pac
Capital Traction Railway
Potomac Electric
United Pruitt Tab
Ry. Inv
Bia
Ind Ss. Ig Wee
S.pt
Ctfsl
Georgatown Gas
Steel Fadry
Washington Gas Gatesies
Steel Pf
Am Tel & Tel
Capital Traction Co
Va. Co. & Chem
Am. & Pot. River
Wee Lool Am
Va. GC. & CL
Ans. & Pot
G. Es
City and Sub. R
Iron C&c
Métropolitan R
Wabash
Wabash Pf. A. Bie
Sim Waen, Ry
Elec
Gom
Asso
Wabash Pr B
Wash, Alex
Mt. We
Atehtson
Atchison Pf
ATI G
Barrett Corts
Willys
Wash. M. Co. Ss
Barrett
Woolworth Pf
Beth Steel
Beth Steel B
Riggs Realty (Lenge
TAO Bria
Riggs Realty
Short
Butte & Sup
Realty Sa
SON Eal Petroleum
Sagan
Petra
Capital Trae
Alumet & Ariz
Blec
Pacific
Laos
Blea
Case
York
Washington
Cerro Dé Pasco
Aetna Explex
TOR Hy & Ane
Lanston Monotype
Lon Eh
Betta
Calumet & Ter
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Mot 1 327 27 Ande Ni Cit Ww Pr i 36% 35 Ke 361S Costen
Greane-Cananaa
Wee
Cosden
Ptag Ag
Capital
Columbia
Cc &St Lr
Haskellarker
Jerome
Louisiana
Eee
Vetroleaum
Metropolitan
BEO
Midvale Steel
Rigesar
Martin Arms
Wereee Ve
Trial Trust Company
Amer, Security & Trust
Crumble & New Luc
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Tet
National Sav. & Trust
He Redden Truck
Union Trust Company
Iso nAsuba
Sinclair Uni
Wash, Loan & Trust Co
MtCuba
del & Hudson
Stewart Min
Commerce
Wilson Packing IM
Thiges & Ord
Sec. Sav. & Com's Bank
SS & Ata
Wiight Martin
Ds S S
AMI Re
Arlington Saber
Ween Eee
Tien Eleetrie
Atlas Powder
National Union Oe
Title Insurance sTocee
Granby Mining
Oded Bee
Hercules Powder
Columbia Tittle
North
Havana Tobacco
Havana
THO Greene C
Ion Gale Steel
Chapin-Sacka Co
Col. Paper Mfs. Co
Amer
Grapho. Com
Amér
Grapho
St of
Kans
Kia
Lebsan
Nebr
Security Storage Co
Semlorn
U. & Raaity Co
Tidewater Oil
Etta Iton Stan Thon Titanegle Flim Ms
My Inter Michel Aly
Victoria
Tawa
Gentral ‘ World Film
Kan City
Yukon Gold
Kelly S
Kennecott i
Lehigh Nalley
Tisx & Moeragan
Long Island
Ty & N
Mackey
Mathusur
Maxy
Ana
Riseust
Nat Waam
Thag
Nat
Nh&h
O&west
North West
North Amer
Grnkorig Art Gas
Owens Bot
Pitts Corletts
Ann Fix Steel
Rep
Y & Steel
Reval
Saxon Motora
Pets
B &S
Il &S F
Seaboard
Bike Capital Traction
Washington Gas
Margenthaler
Capital Traction Sa
District National Bank
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Charles J. Bell
John Bord
University Club
C. C
Gt. Falla
Capital Traction
Bo Wesake Rwy
Rwy
Wwington Utilities
Mergenthaler
Lanston
District National
Continental Trust
Munacy Trust
Krankfin National Bank
Rigas National Bank
Mk of Commerce & Say
Wash
Exchange Bank
American Paper Can
Et Atlantic Hailing Co
Funding Corpn. Ind
Washington Baseball Club
Miller
International Medicine Co
Baltimore Market Roundup of Wheat and Dairy Prices
Markets show mixed moves across commodities with wheat closing strong for No 3 red spot and April futures, oats easing, and dairy products from Maryland to New York holding firm on creamery and cheese prices. Poultry and pig markets display varied quotes for live fowl, ducks, and meats while sugar and molasses hold steady.
Chicago Stock Show Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices Mixed
Market notes from Chicago and New York report hog receipts at 24 000 and mixed price ranges from 14 40 to 15 15 for heavy hogs cattle receipts 3 000 with varied bids native beef cattle at 9 20 to 12 65 stockers and feeders 7 00 to 10 00 cows and heifers 5 60 to 19 70 calves 10 60 to 15 00 sheep receipts 12 000 with sheep and lamb prices 11 20 to 15 25. New York livestock lists show similar ranges and steady calves and steady to higher Hogs receipts 2 725 firm 14 25 to 15 50. New York cotton advances May up to 18 98 closing 18 47. Philadelphia supplies steady butter eggs unchanged and grains higher with No 2 red wheat around 2 60 to 2 92 and corn higher about 1 24 to 1 25 per bushel.
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New York
Hennery
Cheesh—Nunasettind
Kansas
Chicago
azaBe
Philadelphia
Nebraska
Mercantiie Insuracce Company of America
District of Columbia
SA11
Capital Atork
Honda
Premiur
Ealariea
Wil Capital
Marina
Inland
Wow &Pgar Notary Publi Notary Path
Yari Register
New Yerk County
New York Register
Wheat and metal markets rise on crop damage fears
Chicago grain and metal markets today saw strong gains as crop damage in Nebraska and Kansas spurred wheat futures higher. May wheat near 1.90, corn and oats up modestly, while copper and iron eased mixed in New York trading.
Probate Notices and Condemnation Actions in District of Columbia
Notices announce letters testamentary and administration for estates in the District of Columbia. Probate Court orders heirs to file claims by set dates, with notices naming James H. Stond, William Ridgely Stone, Annie N. Wad, and others. Also includes Supreme Court condemnation proceedings requiring appearance by Henry W. Cattell and publication in multiple papers.
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Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia
Balding Probate Court
William
N. Scott
American Sequrity and Trust Company
Jams F. Hodd
James Tanner
Register of Wills
Geo
Francis Williams
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
WT. Legge
District of Columia
AH Parsons
Naif
Grorgh Francis Williams
National Savings and Trust Building
Tames Tanner
Register of Willis
Philip F. Larnhr
F Street
James Tanner Reglater
Villa
J. Enos Ray, Jr
Join ' Klain
Mount Rawwler
Tames Ganner
Heginter
Ibista
James Watmingh
Anna
H. Watmongh
Weroming Avenue
Wille
Premie Court
Frederick S. Tyler
Tula
AGE
A. D
Hrederick
Tyler
Wester
Paild Nyashington
Db C Autests
Beal
Tames Fanner
W. W. Scott
E. F. Colzaday
Columbian
Indiana
Carolyn FE Parte
Isaiah Hosier Greensboro
Atrest
Willis
Columbia
Maddox & Gatley
Piatrict of Columbia
Frances P. O'Reilly
District of Cohambla
East Estate
Marsh
Artaur P Prtry
Indiana Avenue
Tame Tanner
Vehumbla
Aehit
State of New York
James H. Stond
William Ridgely Stone
West Forty-ninth Street
New York City
N. Y
Supreme Court OF the District OF
Annie N. Wad
West Chester
Marion V
Probate
Conrad H. Bymne
James Fancis Smith
Edward B McGetrick
Anna M McGetrick
Edward B. McGetrick
Wendell P. Stapford
J. H. Bilbrey
Charlies W. Miller
Florence W. ‘Miller
Nettle M Kean
Riverside Drive
New York
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Post
Earh
Wendell Platapford
Attent
Teal
Ant James A. Purcell
Probais Court
Roosha
Bartholomae
William AM Alect
David Garvey
Fred William Bartholomar
Washington Law Hepocter
Wendell P Stafford
Justice Atrent
Va al
Moulton
C. Ee A. Ogilby
Jench T. Sea
Hare
Diatnet of Columbia
T. A
Wiliam W Armstrong
Tate
TV Perenne L
Colorado Bet
Dutch Grain Fleet Sailing to the United States
A fleet of 15 Dutch steamers reportedly sailed from a Dutch port for the United States via Halifax. The ships, under Dutch government charter, plan to load grain in New York and return the same route, aimed at relieving Holland’s food shortage despite submarine dangers. British authorities have detained many Dutch vessels at ports. Britain extends ship control, requisitioning all tonnage in Australian, South American, and South African trades to marshal British shipping.
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Holland
United States
Halifax
Netherlands
New York
Indon
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J J. Darlington and
I. BH. Linton
A. Vst
Ranry W Cattell
Thanet of Columbia
Ana Ttia
Washington Taw Reporter
Washington Evening Star
Weshington Post
Waatington Herald
Walter J. McCoy
J. R. Young
Cunningham
Charles H. Bauman
Mall
America
Coahter
George W. White
Hfp Johnson
GEORGE _O WALSON
J. Gales Moore
the National Metropolitan Bank
15Th St
U. S. Treasury
John, Edwards &Co
New York Stock Exchange
Northwest Savings Bank
Thomas L. Hume
G Street
Tel
National Savings & Trust Company
Corner 15Th and
N. Y. Ave
Tak
Phillips & Sager, Inc
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
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Weet -Trust
Cw Ao
Columbia Hight & Co., Inc
Colorado
Hambleton & Co
Eavestmest Securition
Mattimere
Southern Building
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