Revival in London Market Boosts Stocks Pressure
In New York trading on March 27 a dull session gave way to late strength as London marks steadied on relief over continued money ease. Union Pacific led gains with Canadian Pacific and Amalgamated Copper among prominent movers, while overall sentiment remained cautious amid mixed volumes and obscure causes behind recent price swings.
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Uday
Wes
Tal
Kreales
London
Union Pacific
Kini Enretiu
Ameri van Sueithig
Beara
Treasury Money Market Report From New York
The United States Treasury reports money on call easy at 14.2 percent ruling rate with offered at 1M. Time loans steady for sixty days 24 percent and ninety days 4 percent. six months 4 to 4% percent. Prime mercantile paper at 6 percent, sterling exchange with actual business. In bankers' bills 4.8615 4.5620 for demand and at ABP7GEA.CSBO. commercial bills 4.824. Mexican dollars 47. Government bonds ready. Railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Csbo Cor
Washington Produce Market Prices On Various Staples
Quotations from the Washington Produce Market show eggs steady with strong demand, butter supplies tight yet quality high, and cheese and poultry markets shifting with receipts. Live poultry receipts are higher while demand remains, with turkeys steady and chickens and ducks in moderate demand. dressed meats also traded, and vegetables largely dull with scattered price levels across crates and barrels.
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Virginia
Lexom
North Carolina
Jorge
New York Cotton Market Ends Mixed After Nervy Session
The New York cotton market closed steadier after a volatile day with prices off for old crops and little change for new crop positions. Trading centered on May and other months amid renewed selling pressure, light support from spot buyers, and weather notes from the South affecting private forecasts and interior markets.
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New York
Mar
Gary
Liverpool
Newry
Semonah
Getaber
Wall Street Gossip on Market Manipulation Schemes
Special to The Washington Post describes a long standing market manipulation tactic used to lift prices. It details how rough handling of key stocks like Canadian Pacific and others creates a false strength to spark broader buying, with London investors and English buyers often driving gains and eventual corrections. The piece notes Union Pacific financing rumors and Pennsylvanias financing prowess as part of the wider speculative environment.
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Washington Post
New York
Thuraay
Reading
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Th ‘Stoels
Due Luth
South Shore
Sto
London
Ull
Financial market notes show bond and stock activity
A brisk trading day in local securities saw Washington Electric 4s at 77 and Potomac Electric firsts at 108 with a 1 percent gain. Gas stock opened at 613-3 as brokers noted genuine investment demand. Georgetown stock moved as a clearing sale occurred, while Washington Loan and Trust and National Savings and Trust posted gains amid overall dullness. Arthur Plant replaces Dr Jenkins on a membership post. seat price reported at 35,000. H Rogier Dulany reappeared on the Exchange after an extended absence, still crutch-bound from a Fauquier County riding accident.
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Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Washington Loan and Trutt
Torontac Fire Insurance
Potomac Electric Lights
Washington Railway and Electricas
Stock Exchange
Washington Gas Co. Ind
Washington Gas Co
Ubms
Potomac
Choain
Columbia Tailroad
Columbia Railroad
Malrapulitan Railroad
Kansas City Saem
Washington Raiway and Electric
Amalgamated Copper
Kansan City
Loulevi Ie
Nashvil
Petomar Electric
Mexican Centra
Forfolk
Washington Steamboat
Fewey Ave
Colton
Sanenko
Polomma
Telentinnn Fi
Olton
St TP
Baull
Nehington
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Washington
Stelling
Georgetown
Roeler
Ontario and
Western
ET Bell Telephone
Pennsylvania
Norfale
Norfalk
Western Pi
Taher Pia
Ste
HCO North American
Bumase Ab
Mergenthaler iAnotype
Avaronda Mining Co
Northern Pacific
Lanston
Paetto Mati
Arehinen Pte
Greene-Cananea Copper
Llande Coast Lines
Mitchell Mintog Co
People’s Gas
Lattipore
Chile
Pitteburg
St. L
Baltimore
Ohio
Coe
Leas
National City
Central
New Jersey
Ana
Columbia
Mtral
Farmera and Mechanica
Chesapsakte
Olio
Itepublic Steel
Chicago Great Western
Republic Shea
F. Gevond
Chicago
Northwestern
Rock Ieland
Pacific
Tongashington Loan and ‘Trust
Poly
iCorn Products Refining
Cee
TAS
Sevinga Heok
Toledo
St. Land
Pia
Delaware
Lack
Union Pacific
Ares
Denver
Bio Grende
Pia Granda
United States
Expraua
Scourltien
Bre
Corcoran
Erie
Firemen
Frankity
Erin
Ron
United Stares Steel
Aby
Gerera
Electric
Namie T
Breck
Great Northern
Virginia-Cerolina Chemical
Mines Central
International
Virginia-Carolina
Chem Bea
Potomac Os
Aig International Paver Pit
Wabash Pf
International Pump
Ava
Wailk Fargo
Westinghouse Electric
Columbia Tite
Interborough- Metropolitan
Western Union
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Washington Tite
Iowa Centra
Wiaconsin Central
Graphophione
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Fatreet
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Potomac Electric Firat Saat
Arthur G. Plant
Ralph Jenkins
H. Rogier Dulany
Mr. Dulany
Fauguier County
Educational Contest Pictures Now On Sale By Mail
Readable notice states copies of Educational Contest Pictures Nos 1 to 4 are available by mail. Details on price and ordering appear in the issue with chaotically printed information.
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Mall Acta
Washington cattle market price list fragment
Fragmentary cattle market sheet shows per hundredweight and per head quotes for cattle hogs sheep and calves. Entries include butcher rates and weights with inconsistent OCR errors. Prices range roughly from 2.00 to 63.00 per unit, with primed and common grades, plus cow and veal notes.
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes
New York market report shows mixed commodity pricing across flour, cornmeal, hay, hops, wool, beef, pork, lard, cottonseed oil, petroleum, rosin, turpentine, rice, molasses, sugar, freights, peanuts, potatoes, cabbages, and wheat. Spot and futures activity described with receipts, transports, and price ranges. notes include quieter trade, board context, and regional price shifts.
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New York
Western
Liverpool
Bermuda
State
Pennsylvania
Chicago grain shows weakness as southwest weather aids bears
Chicago March 27 unsettled water in the Southwest weakens May wheat to a small net loss. Wheat, corn, and oats slide while provisions rise on strong demand for short positions. Reports note rain in Missouri and Nebraska but not Kansas, with cash demand dampened.
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Chicago
Mar
Argentina
Breau
Missouri
Nebraska
Kensis
Bradytreet’s
Holly
Minneapolis
Duluth
Receima
May
Hasan Sae
Sai Mi
Ras Bat Bagh
World cotton supply shows drop from last year
Secretary Hester reports the world visible cotton supply at 4,412,187 bales, down from 4,602,242 previous week and 5,378,818 last year. American cotton totals 464,137,271 bales, easing from 3,241,386 the prior year, with Egypt, Brazil, India and others totaling 2,258,870 last week and 2,371,000 last year. Continental Europe holds 2,481,060 bales versus 2,976,000 a year ago. Egypt 238,007 vs 212,009. India 641,000 vs 742,907. United States 1,054,000 vs 1,? last year.
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New Orleans
Mar
Hester
Egypt
Brazil
India
Tole
Great Britain
Continente
Europe
United States
Retail Trade Expands Amid Conservative Buying Patterns
Bradstreet's reports for the first week of spring show retail trade expanding and industrial activity modest. Conservative demand governs purchases and stock replacement, with weakness in primary branches and ongoing labor tensions, notably in textiles and coal, while shoe shipments run 26 percent below last year and weekly business failures rise in the United States to 285. Canadian failures total 40.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Markets report brisk cattle and calf receipts with higher prices in New York led by steers bulls and fat cows, plus exports of beef quarters. Chicago shows steady cattle and hog prices with strong steer and hog values and a lamb market advancing, reflecting firm demand and placement across major markets.
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New York
Liverpool and Lander Chbiea
Butte
Chicago
EHEEF
Revelpin
Tarker Eloady
Sliven
Baltimore Markets Report From March 27 Trade
Baltimore markets report dull and unchanged with exports of 9,982 barrels of flour and 3,388 bushels of corn. Wheat steady with No. 2 red Western at 97 1/2, March. other grain prices and receipts listed. butter, eggs, and sugar largely steady. freight and storage notes indicate flat activity across commodities.
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Baltimore
Mar
Metal Market Update from New York and London Trading Floors
On March 27 metal markets showed mixed activity with copper advancing to 241 7s 6d spot and futures at 17s 6d in London. Local trading remained firm with lead around 5 4d, zinc near 4 6d, and silver and electro metals holding gains. no major shifts in standard foundry or Southern soft grades.
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New York
Tina
London
Lake
Mehangal
Shaite Algher
Speiler
Tron
Ale 3d
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
Bankers Hear Songs By Washington Banking Chapter
Washington Chapter of the American Institute of Banking hosted an evening at the chapter rooms on 124 F Street NW. The program featured ragtime sections, baritone and tenor solos, a trio, and several solo performances with titles such as The Vulcan Song Carissima and The Dying Rose. Officers listed include McK Stowell as president and E Percival Wilson as vice president, with a board of governors: A H Bedford C H Lee H V Haynes F B Devereux and LM Tillman.
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Washington
American Institute of Banking
F Street Northwest
Clark Middleton
T. A. Murray
Vulcan
Philemon and
Bancis
Anne Grant Fueitt
Esther Gumprecht
Joseph L. Battle
Tiprego
McK. Stowell
E. Percival Wilson
Edmund S. Wolfe
A. Bertram Claxton
A. Chester Flather
John ‘M. Riordan
Woraran
A. H. Bedford
C. H. Lee
H. V. Haynes
F. B. Devereux
LM. Tillman
Sailor left estate to sister in Norway after death
Miss Tomene Masten of Porsgrund Norway is sole beneficiary of the estate of her brother Andrew Masten, a sailmaker's mate on the Ll. 88 Lancaster, who died January 24 in League Island Navy Yard hospital. The will, filed by Mrs. Ellen Spencer Massey for the Norwegian Legation, lists money in Hibernia Bank San Francisco and back pay from the government.
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Tomene Masten
Porsgrund
Norway
Andrew Masten
Ther
Lancaster
League Island Navy Yard
Ellen Spencer Massey
Legation
Masten
Hibernia Bank
J Roberts Expected to Succeed Warden Harris
Deputy Marshal William J. Roberts, long attached to the United States Marshal Autick Palmer staff, is regarded as the likely successor to James H. Harris as warden of the District jail. Harris plans to resign next week after two decades in office, with judges to decide the appointment soon.
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J. H. Harris
William J. Roberts
United States
Autick Palmer
James H. Harris
Warden Harris
Marshal Roberts
Justice Stafford
District Supreme Court
Harris
Congress
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