Market Quotions Prices Held Back by Pools in Wall Street
New York March 27 trading moved to a dull routine ahead of Congress as pools influenced activity in key stocks. Gains came from short covering in United States Steel Reading and others, while gold withdrawals for shipment to Spain drew attention to exchange strength. Local data showed weak earnings and dividend news, with sugars and metals seeing brief rallies before a mid day lull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel
Reading
Spain
New York
Congress
Farturi
Central Teather
Comney
Fnion Pariste
United States
Sree Reiding
Steel
London
Honda
Wall Street News And Gossip: 1916 Company Results And Global Trade
The Western Union 1916 report shows gross operating revenue of 61,913,140, up 21 percent, with net income at 2,227,814 and a 5,685,100 surplus after reserves and dividends. Steel demand rises as mills book 2,250,000 tons of rolled product in March for shipping, railroads, and agriculture. World commerce reached a record 45 billion dollars in 1916, led by the United States at 7.872 billion. Europe exports and imports reflect war activity. North Butts Mining declares 1 per share dividend, Central Leather maintains 1.25 per share, and 5 million in gold from Canada goes to J P Morgan & Co. Imperial Bank of Germany reports March changes across coins, gold, notes, discounts, investments, and deposits. Total gold holdings reach 2.6298 billion marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Central Leather Company
Canada
J. P. Morgan & Co
Imperial Bank of Germany
Ajax
Tob. Producta
Alaska
Tob. P. Pt
Trans. & W
Toolal Ch. Mtz
Union Pacific
Am. AE Cc. BE
Cc. TP
Ind. al H&l. Pt
U. S. Rub
Am. Kee
realAm -Inseed
M. Linseed
Stee
Am. Loco
Utah Cop
Ami Loco
Utah Sec
Va.-Car. C
Wabash
Wabash Pt. A AL
Smaell
Wabash Pt
Am. Steel Fy
Westinghouse
Weat
Am.Tel &Tel
West Md
West
UL Tel
Sausan Am
Wilson
Wis. Cent
Linla TE
Woolworth Aret
A. T
Balto
Ohio
Cosden Gas
Cerre de Pasco
Twiches
du Pont
Au Grant Motors
Marlin Steel
Col Gekee
Maxim Motors
Merritt Oil
Midwest
TAA Cre
North Amer. P. & Pae
Cuba
Oklahoma
Rex
Rio Go
Savoy Id
Den
Rio G. Pf. Baty
Sequoyah
Senorita Tienes
San Distillers
Sinclair
Bay
Erie
St. Joseph
Morie
Ind
Pt I
N. YF
Granby
Oil of
Greene C
Gulf
Triangle Film Oy
Union Sugar
Inspiration
United Motors
BT United
United States Steel
United Tank
United Western Te ioniIn
Victoria Oil
Kelly Sp. T
Seo Kennecot
Western Ol
Long Isla
Ray Portland
Nagh
Ubene
West End Oil & Gas
White Capes
Ea Yerington
Marine
Miami Con
M. St L.new
Pac
St. L. i
N. Y
N. H
Nor & W
North Amer
el Gay
North Pac
Ohio C. Gas
Ohio Fuel
Ont. Siiver
Pacific Mail
Penn, R. R
Pere M. W
Pius. C. Ct
Pitta C
Pitts
Royal
Seaboard A
Studebaker
C & Chem
Texas Co
New York Stock Market Commodities Report March 27
Copper quiet with electrolytic spot and nearby quoted 33.00 to 35.00. No. 1 Southern iron at 34.00 to 35.00 and No. 2 at 33.50 to 34.50. Tin steady at 56.00. London quotes list copper at £136 spot, futures £186 168. spot tin £318, futures £217 108. Cottonseed oil prices shown for prime crude 12.83 and various months through October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern
London
Local Stock Exchange Notes and Market Quotes
Reports from Washington and New York show trading in railway, electric and utility bonds with prices around 805 percent and 30 percent for 1,000 dollar issues, plus commodity prices for butter eggs and cheese. Grain, flour, pork, beer, lard, sugar markets, plus mercantile and foreign exchange rates, are listed with receipts and price levels.
Grain and commodities edge higher on price strength
Chicago wheat rose on adverse crop reports and bread export limits in Argentina while corn and oats gained modestly. Cash grains show No 2 red wheat around 2.00 2.10, No 2 yellow corn about 1.19, and oats near 0.64. Nearby futures record mixed gains and a general uptick across grain and provisions markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Argentina
Washington Stock Exchange note signals mixed demand and thin sales
Scattered sales marked the trading limit on the Washington Stock Exchange with bid prices broadly sustained yet several issues reduced. Public utility stocks showed steady demand at fixed prices while odd lots moved at 80 to 81 for Washington Railway and Electric Preferred and 75 for Washington Gas. Rights traded around 8, and bonds touched modest levels. The Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Railway reelected officers with one director change. Operating revenues rose to 846,202.14. expenses were 761,616.57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Call Consolidated
Potomac Electric
Washington Gas
Ind
Georgetown Gas
Railroad
Ang. & Pot. River—G
City
Metropolitan R. R
Wash. Ry. & Sec. Ta
Wash., Alex, & Mt. Ver
Pet
EL Pow.Con. Mig. Ba
Elec
Cc. & P. Tel
Amer. Graphone
Am. Tel. & Tel. Cdl
D.C. Paper
Wash
Mar. Co
Wash. Mar. Co
Cold Star
N. & W. Steamboat
Riggs Realty
Capital Fraction Co
Wash. Ry
Flec
Wash. Ry. & Elec
Columbia Gas & Elec Uy Am. Tel & Tel. Co
Chapin-Sacks
Col. Paper Miz. Co
Amer
Graphophone
Mer
Trans. & Storage Security Storage Co
Washington Market
UB. Realty Co
Washington Stock Exchange
Mergenthaler
Washington Railway and Electric
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Railway Company
James A. Hemingway
Indiana
George R. Sheldon
New York
Philadelphia Markets Report Grain and Dairy Prices
Philadelphia market notes show rising dairy prices with butter and eggs firming. Western creamery extra and nearby prints command 42 to 46 percent, eggs quoted around 9.30 to 9.45 per case for frees and firsts, cheese firm with various No 2 and southern yellow corn values, oats quiet but firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Western
Kennery
Chennery
Middle West
Baltimore
Maryland
West Virginia
Southamn
Virginia
Rolls
Philadelphia
Western Creamery
Ben Teal Sues Hotel Astor Waiter for 60000
The 15 year old Cynthia Teal told of an alleged affair between her mother and August Schneider head waiter at the Hotel Astor. Ben Teal theatrical manager sues Schneider for 60000 alleging alleged alienation of affections and improper conduct. The Teals married in 1907 and fostered Cynthia years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Teal
August Schneider
Astor
Papa
Ben
New York
Supreme Court
Ben Teal
Hotel Astor
Schneider
Eleanor M. Teal
Cynthia
Mr. Teal
Teals
Teal
Mrs. Tea
kKisaing
Hie
Mrs. Teal
Garden City
Live Stock Market Roundup From Chicago and New York
Chicago and New York markets report mixed cattle hog and sheep activity. Chicago receipts note varying hog classes with weak momentum and firm cattle and sheep ranges while New York shows limited beef and veal trading with steady sheep and lambs and no hog trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Halt Auto Race Plans In Cincinnati Met With Delay
Cincinnati officials and Chicago Speedway Association leaders postponed announcing dates for upcoming meets in Chicago and Cincinnati. They will wait for possible Congress action and offered to place speedways at the government’s disposal if needed to aid drivers and mechanics joining the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chicago
David F. Reid
Chicago Speedway Association
Cincinnati Speedway Association
Congress
Gorilla faced man sought in Keller shooting death
Chicago police search for a man with a gorilla like face after Misa Kathryn Keller is shot dead in front of her home. John Thorpe, 18, a detective's son, says he saw three men and identified one as the killer who pressed a revolver to her face before firing and fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Misa Kathryn Keller
John Thorpe
Thorpe
Asgailant
Miss Keller
VIEW OF RUSSIAN REVOLUTION FORESEES PEACE
Wllam HE. Tatt expresses view that the Russian revolution ends autocracy and ushers liberty, predicting a leading role for a free Russia among nations and urging unity with England France and allies for a just peace. Also lists cattle market quotes including hogs calves and lambs with weights and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wllam HE. Tatt Hes
Russia
Family of Nations
Germany
United States
England
France
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Baltimore Securities
Mi City
Credit Balanee
Friatt
Ittonony
Simerican
Yeursia
al Pearce
Cage
Burl
Qwiney
Reat Weavern
Nicego
Mt & Sr P
Northwestern
Ray
Venyer & Rin
Rande Consol
FRO Tonver
Hintrrande
Ftarillers Bacurices
Taminion
Ails
Raly Teanerst
Nota Tentral
Morois Steel Det
Trtarborough Rapid Transit
Wunsast
Aps
Senthern
Lagett & Vavera
Torillard
Tagisque & Nashallie
Thada
Missa Kans
Texas
New York Center
Imp Alonay
New Yarn Central
Yagi
Ins Voreinia-Caretina Chemical
Meestern Union Itgs
Billimore
Sapulpa
Panama
Wall Street
Europe
Great Britain
Japan
North Butts Mining Company
NEW York Stock Market
Curb Market
Boston
Local Stock Exchange
American Graphophons
Local Produce Market
New York State
Elgin
Florida
GRAIN
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
U. K
New Orleans
Ick
Mobile
Galveston
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Houston
Anguata
Little Rock
Montgomery
Dallas
Hunt
Man
Girl
Jaft
Washington Cattle Market
Carl Robertson Kartz
Colorado
Washington
William P. Bonbright & Co., Inc
Morris Wistar Stroud, Jr
Detroit
University Club
C. C
Gt. Falla
Capital Traction
Washington Utilities
Langton
District National Bank
Continental Trust
Munsey Trust
Franklin National Bank
Riggs National Bank
Exchange Bank
American Paper Can
Wash. Rwy
Blew
Feders Val. Bank
Commercial Nat. Bank
Dupont Nat. Bank
Northwest Savings Bank
Munesey ‘Frost
Baseball Club
Thomas L. Hume
G Street
Tel. M
Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable
D. W. John Joy Edson
Frank P. Reesidy
National Citympany
National City Bank Bldg
Oreice
N.Y
George Graham Rice
Daily Market Letter
Industrial and Mining Age
William St. New York
T. R. J. Campbell & CO
United Magma Mines
United Magma
W. W. Easterday & Co
St St. N. W
Broadway
Palemore
Atlantic City
Newark
Trenton
Uvada Copper CO
S. L. Waitzfelder & Co
Broad St
Main B&, Loan Dept
Phillips & Sager, Ihe
New York Ave
T! District of Columbia
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
Ralph W. Lee
14Th
G Streets
John J. Edwards & Co
Bem
Zork
St. Sheen
Hambleton & Co
Tnvestment Securities
Southern Building
Guess
Samet Bete
First Trust
Colum Hight & Co., Inc
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