Brisk Rise in Prices In Favorable Foreign Advices
New York traders reacted to optimistic cable news from London and ambassadorial talks, lifting stocks after weeks of hesitation. Leaders like Reading Union Pacific Steel and Amal surged two to three points while Bear trades battled each other. Weak issues saw renewed liquidation with over thirty new lows in early sessions. Bonds remained irregular as the market shifted in tentative upturns.
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New York
May
Reading
Union Pacific, Steel
Amal
Balkan
Londen
Montenegro
London
Seling
Lenton
Bailimore
Tala
New York Central
Timinvis Central
United States
Baltimore Securities Market Summary
Substantive details scarce. The fragment references balances shipments and a value around 1.28 Var with idle funds noted near 288 South. Indicates a financial ledger snippet or security market brief with unclear entities and incomplete figures.
Wall Street Gossip: Steel Trade, Rail Bonds, Pennsylvanias Dividends
The report notes weak overall stock movement with no effort to break prices and hints at steel trade signals amid earnings. It covers April new issues down 3 percent from last year, total four month output near 1.3 billion, traction securities contractions, and rail bond–stock declines versus last year. Pennsylvania plans a dividend ex-rights Monday. some rail lines show mixed April results and year over year changes in major systems like Vanderbilt, Baltimore and Ohio, Lehigh Valley, and Chesapeake.
Washington Stock Exchange notes mixed trade across sectors
Trading activity shows regular call at noon with Capital Traction and Washington Railway and Electric among buyers. Agricultural inputs and livestock receipts rise in Chicago style reports with beef, lamb and hog markets showing varied steady to higher tones, while local cattle and sheep prices move within narrow bands.
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Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Wat & Tanston Mentive
National Bank of Washington
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Chisago
S.anaes
Munved
Cosi
Texas
Calven
Osheen & Maddog
Agaeaehen
New York Money Market and Commodity Report
New York money market notes steady with on call rates around 7 9 3 per sent and ruling rates near 3. Lent and sterling exchange rates show bankers' bills at favorable levels. Agricultural commodities display varied quotes for wheat corn oats and livestock including eggs butter and poultry with regional price ranges across Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby markets.
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New York
Mar
Local Financial and Market Notes From the Exchange
Trading on the local exchange showed little change from the prior day as selling orders appeared. Washington and Capital Traction were on the floor with limited bids. Mergenthaler and Lanston saw modest activity while several small lots moved. A Retail Merchants Association plan to run a credit and collections program was announced for May 6, with members listed. Postal receipts posted a surplus of 186,508 for the first half of the fiscal year. December quarter revenues rose 19 percent to 70,277,422 and expenditures to 66,027,987. Cotton market in New York showed rising activity with prices firming after an early advance.
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Georgetown Gas
Si Saates
Washington Gas
Capital Traction Co
Wees
Columbia
Mort
Columbia Railway
Alex Tol
I Wash. Railway
Electrie Wash
Alex
Mount Ver
Pele
Potomac Electric Con. Mort
Rotomar Electric Power
Amer. Tel
Teleg
Riggs Realty
Wash
Virginia Ry
Norfolk and Was
Georgetown
Eastern Light and Fuel
Amrican Fel
Telegraph
Mergenthaler Linotype
American
Farmers and
Citizens Savings
Home Savings
U.S
Union Savings
Arlington
Larroran
Paname Canal
Wremen
Franklin
Potomac
Chhapin Sacks Co
Diet
Orate
Security Storage Co
Washington
Uffie
Casital
Ures
Lanston
Ufteen
At Waston
Bowas
Retail Merchants’ Association
al Credit and Collection
Association
Chamber of Commerce
G. Northinger
A. M. Avery
George S. de Neala
J. M. Bird
Robert Playm
Alfred Mayer
Charles
Kram
Post Office Department
McAdoo
Burleson
New York
Daily Cotton Market Update From New York and Chicago
Market notes show wheat and corn futures easing on weak export demand and adverse weather. US and Chicago prices list No 2 red wheat around 7.0 to 7.9, corn lower with May values near 5.6, oats steady, rye firm, barley quiet, and related futures spread across May July and Sept contracts.
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New York
Duluth
Elsgator
C. i Ft. York
Buffalo
Chicago
Zetec
Aurum
Siarley
Lew
ALON
W.rie
IDRTA
Holland Discusses Provisions Of J Pierpont Morgan Will
New York May 11 The probate of the late J Pierpont Morgan’s will has sparked extensive discussion about provisions and the value of the residuary estate left to his son J Pierpont Morgan Jr. Estimates place the residuary at about 50 million with other trusts affecting art treasures and bequests. The article notes Morgan’s view of his firm as a national institution and outlines public duties, tax considerations, and future plans for charitable gifts and art distributions.
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New York
J. Pierpont More Gar
WW. Dierpont Morgan
Varias
Morgan
United States
James With
Silent Smith
Cornelius
William KR. Vande
Vanderbilt
Mr. Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
Wineh
Mauris
James Smith
England
Gov. Roosevelt
Holland
Higher Freight Rates Sought by Eastern Railways
New York May 1 The Baltimore and Ohio president Willard heads a committee of eastern rail executives requesting the Interstate Commerce Commission reopen the 1910 Eastern rate case and allow a 5 percent increase on all freight tariffs to cover rising costs. The group cites narrowed income margins and the need to finance new equipment while minimizing market disruption. The committee also includes Rea of the Pennsylvania and Brown of the New York Central.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commision
Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Rea
Pennsylvania
Brown
New York Central
Trainmen Wage Demands Deemed Extravagant by Railways
New York May 1 Conference committee managers of eastern railroads refused requests from conductors and trainmen for higher wages. The reply argued current rates are liberal and often excessive and warned a strike would hurt owners investors and the public. A second railroad representatives meeting was expected to reveal new demands.
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New York
Conference Committee of Managers
A& A Whale
Merord
Ehl & A& A
Hun Treffe
Peter
Philadelphia Market News Report Confused and Incomplete
Markets report from Philadelphia shows mixed notes with many garbled terms. Items mention cheese firmer New York, wheat unchanged, poultry prices uncertain, and Florida fortatages unclear alongside other scattered price references. This OCR fragment lacks coherent detail or full itemization of prices or dates.
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Paidadetonia
Florida
Uncle Sam Faces April Cash Deficit and Loans
The article reports a deficit of 83,054,000 for April, with receipts of 53,452,000 and disbursements of 57,106,000 excluding Panama Canal and public works. It notes a year-to-date ordinary receipts over disbursements of 8,068,000, a shift in customs and internal revenue, pension fund increases, and a general balance of 141,333,000 with a government working balance of 74,077,000. It mentions Trust funds, gold coin holdings, and April minting of 34,250,000 in gold and national bank circulation of 873,044,591.
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Mircelhamona
TSE
United States U
Treaury
Soci al Dank
Stiicher
Treasury
Philippine
Cort di Guta
PRUST
Natimal Bank
Uncle Sam
Meoo
Frensbury
Mellen to Explain NYNH Hartford Finances Before Inquiry
President Charles S. Mellen of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad is set to issue a public statement clarifying certain financial transactions as the Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry continues. The hearing features cross-examination of government accountant David E. Brown and criticism of the railroad's records, including a stock transfer involving Reston and Maine stock and a questioned cash involvement by Billard and the New England Treatment and Security Company.
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David E. Brown
Mellen
Clfl Choate, Jr
Reston
Maine
New Haven Lod
T. Billard
Carhmiasloner
Choate
Billard
Kengland Treatment and Security Company
Friday Horoscope Forecast Warns Against Quarrel
Astrologers deem Friday unfriendly under Mars aspect, urging delay of any arguments or legal matters. The day favors caution for soldiers, lawyers, officials, and medical professionals, with risks of accidents, travel issues, and writing difficulties. National divisions and family duties loom, while maritime work and love letters face ill omens.
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Mars
Germany
United States
Naval
Saturn
Belgium
Taurus
Venus
McCture
Dr Donald MacLeod Might Move to Illinois Church
Rev Dr Donald C MacLeod, longtime pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in this city since 1899, has received a call from the First Presbyterian Church of Springfield Illinois following Rev Thomas D Logan's resignation for health reasons. The Springfield pulpit vacancy offers a salary of 5000 dollars annually, and MacLeod said it would take several days to decide.
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Dr.MacLeod
Lange Pastorate
City of Springfield
First Presbyterian Church
Springfield
Donald C. MacLeod
Thomas D. Logan
MacLeod
Midshipmen Admitted After Examinations
Special to The Washington Post Annapolis Md May 1 The following candidates who passed both mental and physical examinations were admitted as midshipmen today A P Flage Isa fore Jueberfeld and William Peet Quin by all of New York Andrew Elliott Creesy Masa Herbert W Jackson K Constantine Nelser Perkina Cal Will iam Kearney Phillips Georgia William Peter Richards Washington State Robert W Swett Iowa John Gond Tassar Ky and Charles Stuart Ward Idaho
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Washington Post
Annapolis
A. P. Flage
Isafore Jueberfeld
William Peet Quinby
New York
Andrew Elliot Creesy
Masa
Herbert W. Jackson
K Constantine Nelser
Perkina
Cal
William Kearney Phillips
Georgia
William Peter Richards
Washington State
Robert W. Swett
Iowa
John Gond Tassar
Charles Stuart Ward
Idaho
Washington Produce Market Tad Many Prices From OCR
Wholesale quoted prices across fruits and vegetables from Washington market show items like lettuce peppers crates beets tomatoes celery and oranges with varied rates by crate box and pound. Florida and California fruit entries appear alongside local produce, with figures and units reflecting wholesale listing style.
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Fred Voigint
Hethvaes Gaurhronns
Tagil
Florida
Charleston
California
New York Produce Market May Day Mixed Butter Cheese Eggs
New York produce prices show butter steady with unchanged receipts at 7445 tabs. Cheese steady with receipts at 2.97 boxes flats. Eggs firm and unchanged with 26,342 cartons reported. Poultry alive steady. dressed birds show slight movement. Meat and other commodities listed with mixed tone, some items unchanged or unclear in OCR.
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New York
Southern
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J. Selwin Tait
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Naval Academy
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Washington Loan & Trust Co. Cor. Ltd
F Sts
John Joy Edson
District of Columbia
Lewis Johnson & Co
Bankers
Pennsylvania Ave
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Foreign Exchange
Lawrence Barnum & Co. Bankers
F St. N. W
Washington, D.C
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Thomas P. Morgan
16Th and Hall
Real Estate Trust CO
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