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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1915

Page

2

Railway Stocks Rise Amid Cotton Roads Strength

Speculation grows as private London advices hint early peace talks. Foreign selling and profit taking pressure equities. New York trading mixed with some gains in steel and cotton road stocks. Market activity shows cautious strength, with notable moves in Bethlehem Steel and international listings as traders reassess commitments and remittance demand.

London New York Maria Tree Treqeedr Perues Paviti Arid Hagtiest Peries Thartrenbarts Ponte Rtater Steel Giredes Enoderate Presse Frere

New York Bond Market Amid Slow Trading Uneven Début

The report outlines a mixed New York bond scene with various issues from American Tobacco to Bethlehem Steel and Western 44, highlighting fluctuating prices, yields, and notable activity across rails, utilities, and industrials. Key mentions include New York Central debentures, Southern Pacific and Texas Company securities, and a glance at London spot prices while noting ongoing market uncertainty and regional industrial exposure.

New York Stock Market Prism Rise on March 26 1915

On March 26 1915 the New York stock market showed a notable uptick with gains across key industrials and rail shares. Traders cited cautious optimism amid continuing economic recovery and easing war-time pressures.

CURB MARKET AND COTTONSEED OIL SUMMARY

New York March market notes show mixed demand for cabbies and silver with steady railroad loan activity and several days of stable prices. Cottonseed oil prices for March and nearby months quoted at 3.50 to 7.26 with various grades and futures listed, reflecting typical midseason trading activity.

New York Ummer

Chicago Grain Markets Fall as Roumania and Bulgaria Consider Involvement

Turbulent trading in Chicago grain markets today with reports of Turkish-German disputes and possible involvement by Roumania and Bulgaria. Wheat prices closed weak on selling pressure, corn and oats also declined, while provisions edged up. Cash grain quotes shown for No 2 red and other classes. futures opened high but faded with mixed volatility.

Chiveneo Mareh Roumania Bulg Onla AG

Baltimore Markets Update From March 26 Trade

Baltimore markets report prices for grain and produce including corn and basie contracts, butter and eggs, poultry such as chickens ducks and turkeys, and dairy items. Various spot and contract prices are listed with regional notes and a credit patrances shipment data from City, Pa. March 24.

Baltimore Hasier City Patrances

Holland writes of all records already broken

A New York financial analysis notes unprecedented conditions driven by war time liquidity. It cites massive sterling debt pressures, fears of continued wall street purchases, and a global reach of bankers including Morgan, Warburg, and Davison. It discusses Federal Reserve cooperation and anticipated continued buying through year end.

Sterling Exchange United States Forgan Chicago Wade St. Louis Vanderlip New York J. #. Morgan Henry P. Thevi Son Lincoln Paul Warburg Willian G. Harding Federal Reserve Board England PP. Morgan Europe Willard Straight Herrs P. Davison London Paris Holland

Wall Street Gossip on Gold Movement and Rail Orders

New York March 26 reports the gold movement near end as sterling gains. Ottawa sent 4 317 000 dollars to the subtreasury for prior engagements. Railroads issued large orders boosting steel shares, including 14 000 tons for a War East road and 2 000 tons for Greece. Northern Pacific 8 500 tons. Great Southern 2 000 tons. Illinois Central February revenue 4 729 204. net revenue up 3 583. Eight months revenue 42 652 05 a small decline. Union Pacific February total revenue 238 152. net 168 374 with 174 800 expense cut. Eight months from July 1 revenue down 3 501 907. net down 1 193 153. St Louis and San Francisco bonds receivership talks reopen on rehab plan. stock assessments seen at not less than 15 per share, with opposition from first and second preferred holders. A joint meeting planned for next week to outline reorganization.

Alaska Old Mining Amer. AE I & Tae Aer Tee Securities Amer American Sugar American Tel American Tabacco Amer Tob New Ity Atchisot Linthi Coast Line Baltimore & Ohio Krogh Repid BAS Cualifornia Petroleum Cal Petroleum Canadian Pacific Tell Central Leather Chesapeake & Ohio Western West M & St laCticago & N Walowel & Tron Consolidated Gas Continental WwCuba Am Sugar Thatrmet Securities Rae Len Weed Gene al Motors Liz Wit Liz General Motora Goodrich Minos Central Dyogee Moe Mast Ue Kresge Co Long Island New York Presents Sterling Exchange Ottawa Greece Northern Pacific Great Sourthern Union Pacific St. Louis San Francisco

Live Stock Markets Report From Chicago and New York

Chicago hogs receipts 19 060 higher closing near 6 25 to 6 40 for heavy grades pigs 4 0 4 75 native cows and heifers about 2 00 sheep yearlings lambs mixed bids in New York Reeves steady steers around 6 00 bulls cows 3 25 to 6 10 calves weak vearlings trading limited sheep and lambs receipts 2 34 00 lower hogs 40 0 6 50 latest prices noted

Chicago New York

Washington Market Holds Firmer Tone In Bond and Stock Trading

Local financial notes report a firmer Washington Stock Exchange with bonds in demand. Washington Gas 1,500 at 104 and 1,500 at 104. Potomac Electric first 105 for 8,000. consolidated 5 at 99½. United States registered 44 bid 310 for 3,000. Railways and Electric preferred steady at 84 with 142 shares traded. A large block of Washington Gas remained on offer at 73½ to 74 4, but bids firm at 73 and little concession. After call 60 shares sold at 78. American Graphophone stock weaker. common 8 1/2 bid with 1 asked. preferred 81 bid. Bank stocks largely unchanged. National Bank of Washington not liquidating. American National Bank declares 2 percent quarterly dividend payable April 1, and Commercial National Bank 2 1/2 percent quarterly dividend payable April 1.

Washington Stock Exchange Washington Gas Sa Potomac Electric First United States Washington Railway and Electric Preferred Washington Gas Ils National Bank of Washington American National Bank Commercial National Bank Columbia Gas & Electric Capital Traction Co Anac Metropolitan Railway Hlec Waah Alex Mt. Vern Elec Amer Tel Col Paper Wash Market Co Wash. Market Co N. & W. Steamboat Riggs Realty Wwe Riggs Realty Dean & Trust Continental Savings Bank Stoccks Aee Wee tHome Savings Bank Commerce & Savings East Washington Corcoran - Plienren German- America National Union Columbia Title Insurance Eel Chapin-Sacks American Grapho Vtransfer & Storage Security Storage Co Big Washington

Local stock exchange sales report at noon

Regular call lists United States Registered 4s at 110 with 5,000 traded, Washington Gas 5s at HH 1,300 and 91,500 at Wh, Potomac Electric Consolidated 5s at 99 with 1,000, Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 4 and 64 with multiple small lots, after call showing Washington Gas at 7 and 13 with small blocks, Potomac Electric Light bonds to 165 106 with sizable Tob. Gas bonds listed

United States Washington Gas Potomac Electric Consolidated Washington Railway and Flertric Potomac Electric Light

Treasury report shows year deficit and asset details 1915

United States Treasury daily figures reveal a year deficit of 39 dollars against 27,506.82 year prior, with total receipts and payments listed. The document lists assets including gold certificates, silver dollars, treasury notes, and other holdings, along with March 25 1915 revenue, disbursement data, and currency in circulation. It also includes grain market notes and commodity prices such as white wheat, corn, oats, and barley.

United States Intag General Fund Treasury Federal Reserve Bank National Bank

Philadelphia Markets Fragmentary Report

Fragmented Philadelphia market notes list grains including oats flour and flour prices with scattered figures and times. The text shows line fragments about lower and spring futures and various commodity references, but lacks complete trades or clear entities.

Philadelphia

Local Produce Market Prices Snap Shot

A dense listing from a local market detailing wholesale prices for live poultry such as roosters, ducks, turkeys, and chickens, plus dressed poultry, cheese, butter, eggs, vegetables, greens, citrus, and other produce. The prices cover chickens per pound, crates, sacks, bbls, and per box, with numerous regional references and miscellaneous product grades.

New York State Elgin Virginia Henferies

Police News Notes From Washington District Streets

Police notes report multiple minor injuries from rock and bat incidents around Northwest and Southeast Washington. A plate glass display at Towles Art Studio was broken. a boy struck forehead by a rock near Fifteenth and DP streets. A boy at Second Street Northeast cut by glass. another 12-year-old hit in the mouth by a baseball bat. Fire crews fought grass and brush fires near Capitol Heights and the D Street line. a woods fire threatened a large area until contained. A coroner’s jury tied a killing to Andrew Wells. Wells awaits grand jury action. A motorcycle officer on Wisconsin Avenue was thrown when his wheel struck a rock, sustaining injuries. A stock room fire at Kenota building caused about 3000 dollars in damage.

William J. Ciallaway Fifteenth Street Thorleenth Casualty Hospital Arthur Tarengley Dive Ninth Street Ile Calla Ieater Capitol Heights Esszens District Fire Department Voronec Theo B Lewis Tenth Street Andrew Wells Marion Court Seventh Q Streets Wells

Fire damages building and car. man reported missing

A basement fire on the eleventh street side wrecked four large panels and filled stock with smoke. Philip Wennig, 65, reportedly disappeared from his home at 3530-T street NW. Fire at Dr L Shields garage on Tenth street and Bates road NE damaged a car worth $254 and the building $60. Origin undetermined. The Posts stage three showings at Columbia Theater today, urging patrons not to miss them.

Philp Wennig T Street Columbia Theater Misa

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