Demand stronger on utility issues and bank expansions
Union Trust increases safe deposit boxes as vaults move to main floor. Farmers and Mechanics National Bank to start roof by two months as weather improves. District National Bank adds two directors and a 2 percent quarterly dividend. United States Savings Bank declares 4 percent quarterly payout for April. Federal Reserve notes a $98 million rise in investments and $264 million in net deposits amid tax and Treasury check activity.
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Union Trust Company
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Georgetown
Harry V. Haynes
Hamilton Savings Bank
Banking Trust and Mortgage Company
District National Bank
M. Fisher
Washington Railway and Electric’ Company
Leon
Ullman
Holmes Baking Company
United States Savings Bank
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Horillard Co
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Fisk Rubber Co
Wheat and grains rise on crop worries and export talk
Chicago grain markets rallied as adverse Kansas and Oklahoma crop reports and signs of stronger foreign demand supported wheat. May and July futures finished higher, corn and oats mixed, while provisions varied with hog prices. Foreign exchange markets remained steady with several European currencies trading near recent levels.
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Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mav Holdings
United States
Canada
Texas
Ocean Passage
Seaboard
New York Grain Market Report March 24 Wheat and Corn Steady
Spot prices for wheat show No 2 red at 1.40 percent, No 3 hard at 1 41 percent, Manitoba No 1 at 1 57, mixed durum at 1 36 on New York to arrive. Corn steady with No 2 yellow and No 2 white at 74 cents, No 2 mixed at 74 1 4 cents, all rail New York. Oats steady at No 3 white 40 0 cents.
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New York
Manitoba
New Jersey
Middle West
Santos
Bond Sales on the New York Exchange Reported
New York Stock Exchange activity outlined by Redmond & Co notes bond sales on the trading floor with emphasis on market demand and price movement. Analysts describe liquidity and investor interest shaping the session as cash bonds and corporate issues circulate.
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NEW York Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Redmond
Large mixed commodity and stock listings in early market report
A dense market page lists stock and bond quotes, farm produce, and refrigerated goods. It notes trades in Capital Traction, Washington Railway and Electric, and various stock items with prices around 95 and 98, plus live poultry and farm produce like apples, onions, and tomatoes with bid ranges. A New York cotton report follows with May and July futures, notices, and market sentiment, plus butter, eggs, cheese, and sugar prices across regional markets.
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U. S
Washington
Florida
New Yorks
Michigans
North Carolina
California
Texas
Adobe ‘S
Tariff Bill Progress Amid Dye Rate Dispute
Republican finance committee members expect the tariff bill to be reported by April 1 despite Senate delay over the four power treaty. Dye and magnesite rates remain to be fixed. Subcommittee favors 7 cents per pound plus 60 percent ad valorem on intermediates, with coal finished products at 7 cents and 60 percent. Wool schedule done. Some senators favor higher basic rate of 33 cents per pound clean content, arguing protection surpasses Payne Aldrich. Western skeptics oppose dairy fats oils protection against Oriental competition.
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Senate
Finance Committee
Frelinghuysén
Lee
London Market Review shows steady gains amid sector strength
London market today edged higher as gilt edges and home rails led activity. Japanese bonds improved, Brazilians rallied, Mexican 45 rose, while Germans softened. Oils declined on weak demand. treasury bills traded at 3 to 4 percent. Foreign exchange moved modestly with Paris, Berlin, and New York rates noted. $12,000,000 Belgian failure.
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London Market Review
Special Cable Dispatch
London
Mexicat Hagles
Royal Dutch
Treasury
New York
Berlin
The
Public Ledger Co
Twenty Two Firms Involved in Brussels Financial Crash
Special Cable Dispatch from Brussels reports twenty-two firms tied to a $12,000,000 collapse on the Brussels bourse. Maurice Lepere allegedly sold the same shares for each firm, leaving one bank facing liabilities exceeding $4,000,000. No other major financial institution is said to be affected.
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Brussels
Maurice Lepere
The
Public Ledger Co
Navy Assignments List Detailing Duty Changes
A Navy assignments roster lists Lieuts Balstey Beatty Carlson Chandler Christie Heard Hunter Hussey Joy Kellner Kitts Macdonald Mayer Moon Overasch Richards and others. It shows their detachments, destinations for instruction manufacture and test of powders and explosives, and postings to various yards stations and arsenals including Indian Head Edgewood and Newport along with resignations and barracks transfers.
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Alfred F. Balstey
Washington, D.C
Edgewood Arsenal
Edgewood
Frank ©. Beatty
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Mass
Midvale Steel Co
Philadelphia
Milton O. Carlson
Naval Torpedo Station
Newport
R. L
Theodore H Chandler
University of Michigan
Ann Hrabor
Mich
Naval Proving Grounds
Indian Head
Ralph W. Christie
William A. Heard
US. S
U. S&s
Jaaup
Harold O. Hunter
Columbia
New York
N. Y
General Electric Co
Schenectady
George F. Hussey
University of Chicago
Chicago
Ill
Naval Proving Ground
Charles T. Joy
Ann Harbor
Thomas J. Kellner
Willard A. Kitts
William A. Macdonald
U. S. S. Arapaho
Navy Yard
Andrew Dec. Mayer
Ann Arbor
Don F. Moon
Harvey G. Overasch
Columbia University
Henry H. Richards
U. S&s. S. Carra
Bassett
R. Barracks
Hampton Roads
Thomas G. Cox, Jr
Delaware
Ems Frank Kinne
Wandank
H. Barracks
Henry C. Williams
U. 3
S. Rochester
Syty
Atlantic
Duncan C Walton
U. 8
Dixie
Bdpewoot Arsenal
Hagewood
Russell I. Craig
Det
Estate valued at 26000 left by Robert G Blaine
Maude B Clarke petitions for letters of administration in the estate of Robert G Blaine who died March 17. The estate is valued at 26000 with 20000 in R G Blaine Estate as details.
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Robert G. Blaine
Maude B Clarke
Prominent Western Man Praises Tanlac
George W. Logar of Peabody Kansas a top middle West stock dealer says Tanlac restored his health gained 35 pounds and made him feel better than ever. He describes prior weakness indigestion and dizzy spells and notes a six bottle course finished with a fine appetite perfect digestion and improved energy for work. His wife also found relief and he invites others to verify the claim through visible personal results. Tanlac advertised by Peoples Drug Stores Washington and leading druggists.
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Tannis
George W. Logar
Peabody
Kansas
Middle West
Taniac
Tanlac
Washington
Peoples Drug Stores
Adv
Red-letter day for this live newspaper announces new Washington Post serials
A famed humorist and dialect writer known from Calais to San Diego will resume the Stories in a new series published exclusively in The Washington Post territory with introductory words in The Post magazine tomorrow. An announcement for kids, a Doo Dad Page teaser, and a radio column cover breakthroughs in a science marvel. The page also features E. T. Rath's Too Many Crooks, O Malley's Observations, Kid Roberts’ Current Capers, Flynn reminiscences, Montague’s Murmurs, and Follies of the Passing Show with Helen and Warren.
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The
Washington Post
Post
Tomorrow
E. T. Rath
O’malley
Kid Roberts
William J. Flynn
Montague
Helen
Warren
The Pictorial Section Chronicle Headlines Review
A brief description of the publication's sections including local and national news from AP and the Pub lic Ledger, plus sports coverage from The Post baseball editor and society notes by society writers. Phone number provided for contact.
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the World of Sports
Nationals
The
Post Baseball
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