Upturn in Stocks Fueled by London Advance and Japanese Loan Oversubscription
The Washington Post reports a New York stock rally on March 2 aided by brisk London stock gains and strong Japanese loan oversubscription. Prices opened higher, fluctuated through the day, but closed near best levels with more buyers than sellers. Call money stayed modest and sentiment remained positive amid anticipated Pennsylvanian loan activity and grain prospects.
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London
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Japan
Ananelus
New York Exchange
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Paris
Pennsslania Railroad Company
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Vale
Pennsylvania Stork
Celesita
Han
Attiinvon
Cotton Letter Reports Bearish-Looked Chart Rebound in New York
New York reports showed a bearish tone in the glawers’ report but a late rally lifted prices. After a 6 point decline, an 11 point recovery left markets unchanged to 1 higher for the day, with slow spot business and 7,000 sales initially. Short covering appeared as prices rose, yet overall sentiment suggested a return to normal once futures and spot conditions align, with Liverpool expected to move higher come morning.
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Liverpool
Betme
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New Orleans
New York Money Market and Cotton Report
New York money on call remained strong with bids at 3 percent and offerings at 4 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers bills around 4.85 for demand and 4.92 for sixty days. Cotton market opened firm at an advance and drifted higher on covering and steady cables, aided by reports of rain in the belt. prices recovered but activity was subdued. Electric Bitter's advertisement appears amid the market notes.
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Joans
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F Street
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Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Wall Street Gossipy Trading Amid Market Shakeout
Special to The Washington Post reports a brisk but unsettled session with large players selling across issues including Baltimore and Ohio and Amalgamated Copper. London buyers supported early gains while bears regrouped as Union Pacific led a sharp move and speculation about control and private borrowing reemerged among prominent houses.
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Sodner
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Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Union Pacific
Letter from Miller & Co Quotations Fed to Cotton Markets
The document notes Miller & Co members of the New York and New Orleans Cotton exchanges with a Washington office at 1833 F Street Northwest. It indicates the furnisher of the foregoing letter and quotations to cotton markets and asks who else is involved.
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Miller & Co
New York
New Orleans
Washington
Northwest
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
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Miller Miller & Company
Broadway
F Street
Chicago
NEW York Stock Exchange
NEW York Cotton Exchange
Live Stock Markets In New York And Chicago Markets
Summary of live stock receipts and price ranges across New York and Chicago. Beef, calves, sheep, hogs show varied movements with steers firm to higher in New York, hogs lower, lambs steady, and calves mixed. extensive cattle and hog receipts and city dressed prices noted. Washington's Favorite Newspaper promotes The Sunday Post.
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Fennayvonia
Chicago
Sunday Post
Washington
Market runs hot on Capital Traction and allied issues
Last day’s activity showed increased trading volume and rising prices across several favorites. Capital Traction surged from 14 1/2 to 15 1/4 while a prominent bear-like operator secured most of the shares offered. Gas stock climbed to 67 1/2 with 400 shares traded as buyers returned. Lanston edged up slightly with 90 shares changing hands and a possible move toward 20 discussed by major buyers. Grapho phone common slipped after a Tuesday decline, while Greene Copper rose fractionally on limited 60 day options. Commercial bank stock moved modestly with 10 shares at 168, and Mergenthaler again drew little interest amid talk of a new tech-share sale. Bond volumes stayed light, Realty and Appraised Agency traded 24, Norfolk and Washington Steamboat drawn small bids, and Washington Railway Company saw scant activity. After-call excitement left 550 preferred and 609 common exchanged at 35, traders expect the common to approach 40 soon.
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Capital Traction
Norfolk and Washington
Washington Railway Company
Columba Rawroads
Potomac Electrib Gs
Chesapeake and
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Gas
Megenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greene Copper
Commercial National Bank
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Washington Railway and Electric, Preferred
Washington Hallway and Electric
Washington Stock
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Columbia’ Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
Washington Gas Company Gs
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Fie
Washington Market Company First
Potomac Electric Light First
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
Home Savings Bank
National Bank
Commercial
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan Citizens
Central
Farmers and Meccanins
Second
Jao
Columbia
Capital
American
Lincoln
Rigea
Tnsurance
Franklin
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Ti Potomac
Arington
National Union
Riggs
People’s
Columbia Title
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac
Georgetown Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Greene Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Washington Stock Exchange Prices Report and Bonds Closing Quotation
The list details sales in many firms led by Potomac Electric 1,000 at 106 and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 1,000 at 107. Washington Gas trades 26 at 66 percent and 25 at 67, with numerous bids across railroad, telegraph and safe-deposit stocks. District bonds including Metropolitan Railroad notes and Washington Gas certificates appear with varied quotations, while miscellaneous listings cover Lloyds, title companies, and graphophone stocks with dated values.
Local Butter and Eggs Market Report
Fairly active eggs at 6c for nearby and 15 percent for Southern, half cent dealings amid weather and shipments via Washington to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. 760 cases sold yesterday on Washington Egg and Butter Exchange. receipts not excessive. Butter market unchanged and quiet with price rise noted at Elgin earlier in the week. RYE nominal. BARLEY dull. WHEAT receipts 58,007 bushels with spot No 2 red easy and prices afloat for higher grades.
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Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Washington Egg and Butter Exchange
Elgin
Buidth
Karfl Manitobe
Soo
Grain Market Notes from Chicago Board of Trade Report
Heavy liquidation in corn dominates the Chicago Board of Trade session with May corn closing down 4 1/2 to 4 3/4 cents amid profit taking. Wheat slips on corn weakness with July off about 4 to 5 cents, while oats drop around 4 cents. provisions largely unchanged.
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