Record big stock rise sparks market optimism
A sharp rise in securities led by a 15 point advance in Canadian Pacific shares marked a broader uptick in Wall Street. Analysts noted reduced speculative selling and firmer cash demand as banks reported a week of strong clearings and enlarged bank surpluses.
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Financial
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Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Atlantic
Sait
Southern Pacific Company
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Southern Pacfic
Texas
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and Treasury
New York Bond Market List Ranging Across Major Issues
Bridge of figures from the New York bond market shows prices on many bonds and stocks. Notable entries include American Tobacco, Atchison, Atlantic Coast Line, Baltimore and Ohio, Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Central Georgia issues, Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago lines, C C C and St Louis, Colorado Industrial, Colorado Midland, Colorado and Southern, Cuba Denver Distillers, Erie, Hocking Valley, Japan certificates, Louisville and Nashville, Manhattan consolidates, Mexican Central, Minnesota and St Louis, Missouri Kansas Texas, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Norfolk and Western, Oregon Short Line, Reading, St Louis and Iron, St Louis and San Francisco, Seaboard Air Line, Southern Pacific, Texas and Pacific, Toledo St Louis and Western, United States Steel, Wabash, Wheeling and Lake Erie, Wisconsin Central, with bids and offerings noted.
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Boston Closing Prices Reported for March 9
Boston closing prices list securities and bonds including Boston and Albany Hoston and Maine and New York New Haven and Hartford American Sugar and American Woolen stocks. The report shows figures for deposits reserves capital stock and liabilities with names of bank officials and directors.
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United Shea Machine
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Exports to Orient Show Improvement in February
Exports to the Orient rose in February according to the Bureau of Statistics, Department of Commerce and Labor, signaling a potential return to normal trade after a contraction in 1906. Japan led with $3,402,062 in February against $1,009,295 last year, while the Chinese Empire reported $1,855,582, down from $2,949,215.
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Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
China
Japan
New York Money Market Report and Bank Director Note
New York money market shows on call steady at 4 percent, 4 1/2 percent offered, time loans 60 and 90 days at 6 percent, prime mercantile paper at 8 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange easier with bankers’ bills at 4.53 for demand and 4.53 for ninety day bills. In government bonds headlines, and a director correction: George Sacks omitted from Bank of Washington list in yesterday’s Post.
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Wall Street Gossip Sparks a Bullish Market Rally
A Washington Post special dispatch from New York on March 2 reports stocks mainly rose with a lively session. Bond demand for railroad short notes grew, while Union Pacific, St Paul, and Canadian Pacific led gains as bear pressure from shorts faced counter moves. Analysts expect continued bullish activity into next week.
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Union Pacific
St. Paul
Faris
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Canadian Pacific
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