Wall Street Theorizes on Consolidations and Market Twists
The piece analyzes rumored consolidations and holding companies as drivers of possible stock rallies or declines. It notes a fragile market mood, with speculation pressured by anticipated deals, money market movement, and lingering doubts about valuations and future profits. It cites expert opinions, potential rail and finance sector impacts, and warns of possible further declines if deals prove weak.
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New York
Wall Street
Clase
Guarantess
Tavidends
Vanderhilt Hebpings Company
New York Central
Temion Paine Company
Vanderbilt
Pacine
Eng
Union
Housevelt
Congress
Wiech
Western Railway
Northern Securities Company
Wit
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul
Chicago and Northwestern Railwes Companies
Bohut
Mutual Loan and Trust Co
St. N. W
Mationsl Mortgage Loan Company
F ST. NW
Standard Oil Cuts Kansas Oil Prices Amid New Field Schedule
In Chanute Kansas Standard Oil lowers crude price by 2 cents across grades. Thirty two degrees gravity and above quoted at 60 cents. Thirty degree oil selling for 18 48 cents. Twenty two to twenty eight degree grade 46 cents. In Kansas City editor Col P C Boyle visits to assess Kansas and Indian Territory oil regions. He notes vast development and suggests potential across the region from Nedosha to the Gulf of Mexico.
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Standard Company
Kansas Field
Chanute
Kans
Standard Oil Company
Kansas
of City
Derick
Oiields
Pennsylvania
Kansas and
Indian Territory
Kansas Cay
Cal. Bayie
Nedosha
Kas
Gulf of Mexico
Tribute to M E Ingalls and Big Four directors
Melville K. Ingalls honored in Cincinnati with a testimonial banquet and a silver tea service as he steps down from thirty four years as Oliveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway president and board chairman. Prominent business leaders attending include Oscar G. Murray Joseph Ramsay George W Stevens James McCrea and others. (Partial OCR includes unrelated Indianapolis Gas bond notice and a quack cure testimonial.)
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Big Four
Cincinnati
Ohio
Melville K. Ingalls
Oliveland, Cincinnatti
Chicago and St. Lows Railway
LWO Bueels
Oscar G. Murray
Baltimore
China
Joseph Ramsay
Wabash
Chesapeake andOhio
James McCrea
Fennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
al. Felton
Chicago and Alton
Devatur Axtell
Chesapeake and Ohio
W. J. Murphy
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Washington Market Bears Gas Stock Dips As Bonds Hold Steady
An active trading day on the Washington market shows Gas stock selling down to 6818 from 67, with 34 shares exchanging hands and a near one point loss. Bonds remained steady with limited but notable activity in Columbia Railroad 6s and government 4s while Washington Railway and Electric bonds drew renewed interest.
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Georgetown
Lanston
Riggs Bank
Columbia Railroad
Government
Metropolitan Railroad
Potomac Electric
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Stock Exchange
New York Bank Statement Shows Week of Clearing Losses
The New York clearing banks report a weekly shift with loans down 17,976,700 to 1,108,701,700 and deposits down 23,716,200 to 1,160,061,900, while legal tenders rise 390,200 to 85,754,000 and reserves fall 4,618,400 to 204,144,800. The daily average clearings drop to 202,000,000 from 344,000,000, reflecting stock market liquidation and reduced borrowings. the surplus reserve stands at 6,479,325 after a reduced reserve requirement.
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New York
Carentalian
United States
Associated Banks
New York Stock Market Quotations From Hibbs Co
Quotations are the same as those received daily by W. B. Hibbs and Co bankers and brokers at 1419 F street. They are members of the New York Stock Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade and Washington Stock Exchange.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Orokers
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Bankers and Brokers
JN. Miller A. P. Miller Miller & Company
Broadway
New York
Washington
New Orleans
Chicago
NEW York Stockh Exchange
NEW York Copper Exchange
NEW York Produce Exchange
NEW York Cotton Exchange
NEW Orleans Cotton Exchange
John V. Barross
Ee Tee
F. J. Lisman & CO
Broad Street
Aves
Gatrret
N. W
Wall Street notes and prices in Washington market report
A dense list of securities and bond quotations from the Washington Stock Exchange includes District of Columbia bonds, railroad and gas company securities, Metropolitan and Columbia railroads, Washington Railway and Electric stock, and various national bank and insurance stocks. Prices for bonds, certificates, and preferred and common shares are given, along with miscellaneous items such as telegraph and graphophone stocks, and commodity prices for dairy, flour, meat, and coal.
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Washington Railway and Electric
American National Bank
Washington Gas
Lanston Monotype
Graphophone
Washington Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Ba
Potomac Electric Light
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Trust Company
Washington Savings Bank
Nome Savings Bank
Railroad
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan Citizens
Central
Farmers and Mechanics
Second
Capital
American
Lincoln
Riggs
Stremen's
Franklin
Metropolitan
Georgetown Gas
Mergenthaler
Greene Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Realty Appraisal and Agency Company
Baltimore Markets Reported Prices and Commodity Notes
Baltimore market page dated March 28 shows mixed commodity pricing from flour to sugar. Grain futures and cash bids include Wheat at 1.10% spot and 1.10% March, Corn steady around 52%, Rye at 88 bid, Butter and Eggs firm, Sugar strong at 6.15, and various vegetables and fats with scattered warehouse notes. Freight lines to Liverpool remain dull, while cotton by steam and grain by steam quotations are noted.
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Baltimore
Southern
Uptown
Eggs and Butter Market Fluctuations Across Regions
Eggs show no price change since Thursday as receipts stay liberal and demand remains steady. Regional quotes include Virginia 16 percent for fresh eggs, West Virginia and Southwest Virginia 16 percent, Tennessee 16 percent, North Carolina 16.4 percent, and a 25 percent for duck. Butter trends upward with demand exceeding receipts, listing Creatac fancy 27 28, Western first 27 seconds, protess fancy 28, fair to good 22, Western tops 20 18, dairy choice 16 good 16, store packed fresh 15.
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New York
Extra
Minnesota
Otda
Pacific Coast
Galveston
California
Texas
South America
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
New York Cotton Market Opens Quiet on Light Demand
The cotton market opened quiet with minor declines driven by lower cables and heavy port receipts. Trading was slow and it drifted down about 5.8 points, with New Orleans and Houston receipts showing marked year to year increases. Swift & Co reports fresh beef sales in Washington for the week ending March 2 averaging 6.52 cents per pound.
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W. B. Hitles & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
UGG
TEE
New York
New Orleans
Houston
Swift & O
Washington, D. C
Live Stock Markets Reports from New York and Chicago
New York receipts 99 cattle no trading cattle dressed 614 3, exports 1201 beef 60 sheep and lambs receipts 204 lambs 8.50 per hundredweight yearlings 7.00 dressed mutton 10 4 per pound. Chicago cattle receipts 200 market strong steers 5.15 8.25, calves 3.00 7.00, hogs 9000 receipts market 5.25 6.45, good to heavy 5.95 5.55, lambs 6.50 7.05.
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New York
Chicago
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Money Market Situation
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Indianapol Ind
Indianapolis Gas Company
Central Trust Company
James Singley
Pelee Island
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Agnew
P. G. Affleck
Local Financial
Washington Railway Common
Preferred
Lewis Johnson & Co
Henry Very
J. William Henry
Chicago Grain
NEW York Stock Market
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Adama Express
Amalgamated Copper
Car and Foundry
American Sugar Refining
Aly Am. Tobacco
Anatonia Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore and
ACB
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Ohio P
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake
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Chicago and
Alton
Consolidated Cas. Cole
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Denver
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Distillers’ Securities
Iowa Central
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Nat. R. R
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Western
Norfolk and Western
Pacific Mail
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Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
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Union Pacific
United States Leather
United United States Realty
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United States Rubber
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Wisconsin Central
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Havenner & Kennedy
the Stock, Grain, and Provision CO
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Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
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Union Trust Co
Edward J. Stellwagen
George E. Fleming
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Olds
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Commercial National Bank
U. S
Gernation
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Warner Building
Washington Loan & Trust
John Joympson
John A. Swope
Andrew Parker
Harry G. Memn
Boyd Taylor
Thomas Bradley
Griffin Hall
Real Fetate
Gad & Go
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New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
B. P. Snyder & CO
F St. N. W
A. J. Sage & Co
Seeleele
Moore & Hill
Ralph W. Lee
G Street
Comptroller of Currency
Pa, Ave
U. S. Treasury
R. Lappin
Seventh St. N. W
Cor. F
Wade & Heddes
M. J. Sage & Co
N.Y
Arthur Wall
Lynn, Wail & Co
F Street Northwest
Adams Building
Ladies’ Department
Chesley & Spence
Colorado
Union Savings Bank, Bond Bldg
14Th and
N.Y. Ave
Bayes
Washington and Trust Building
Si Ia
F Stann Telephone
John W. Frank
Melrose
Investment Securities
Letters of Credit
Moore & Schley
National Safe Deposit
15Th ST
NEW York &Ve
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Main
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Heiskell & Weleran
Traders National Bank
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Brivaty Teoma
Surety Loan Company
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Metropolitan Loan and Trust Co
E Street
American Loan CO
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Planos
American Loan Company
11Th St
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District Loan Co
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Potomac Guarantee Loan
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