Absentees Mark Wall Street Trading Ahead of New Year
The article notes many absentees from the Exchange and offices during the holiday week. Traders expect little decisive action next week, with some closing out positions and others deferring large commitments.
Outside Securities Firmness in Copper Stocks and Copper Gauge
Copper stocks show firmness while silver shares soften. Chicago subway feature reports new high records for the year by Chicago Subway and Standard Milling issues with notable gains and mixed results across the mining list. Chesapeake and Ohio new funded trades near 101 to 100, signaling market activity.
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Chicago Subway
Standard Milling Common
Standard Milling
Standard Oil
Miami
Chesapeake & Ohio New Funded
European Markets End Year With Steady Tone Across Exchanges
London markets see better money supply and easy discounts as settlement nears. Consols hold, rails firm, foreign bonds soften without Continental support. American securities open steady then dip on realizations before New York buys back, closing firmer. Paris timid and indecisive, Berlin weaker on Russia and Bulgaria notes.
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Bank of England Weekly Reserve Figures Decline
London December 24. The Bank of England reports a reduced total reserve by 2.964 million pounds with bullion down 2.0748 million and notes in reserve falling 2.822 million. Other deposits and government securities rose, public deposits up 722,600 pounds, and the reserve to liability ratio fell from 45.62 to 38.30 percent.
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Bank of England
Bank of France weekly statement shows mixed asset shifts
Paris December 24 report lists notes in circulation up by 24 575 000 francs and gold in hand rising 38 750 000 francs. Treasury and general deposits also increase while silver in hand declines and bills discounted grow. Advances fall by 1 125 000 francs.
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Bank of France
Wheat and corn futures dip after early sharp gains
Grain prices rose in early trading on Liverpool bids and Argentine rain worries. Interior movement stayed weak with limited export activity about eight loads. No. 2 red wheat closed around 1.05 to 1.06 in New York, with futures at 1.18 for Northern Duluth and 1.15 for hard Winter. Corn opened higher on light receipts, then steady with No. 2 futures around 65 to 65.5 cents, free on board varying by delivery method.
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Liverpool
New York
Duluth
Cotton Market Quiet Before Three Day Adjournment
The cotton market closed steady with a gain of 2.7 points and sales estimated at 125000 bales. It opened steady with December up 12 points and other months 3 to 7 points higher amid expectations of holiday demand improvement and lighter Southern offerings.
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Gess
Gulf
Southern
Memphis
New Haven Objects to Central Contract Demands
New Haven directors oppose a clause requiring the road to pay one third of Grand Central terminal maintenance. They seek a change so payment reflects only facilities used, arguing increased Central costs were not proportionate. The NYNH&HR board aims to report in January amid possible Central presidency retirement delay.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New York Central
New Haven Road
Grand Central Station
Harlem Railroad
Woodlawn
New Haven
Grand Central
Mellen
New York. Central
New Haven Board
W. H. Newman
Central
Maintenance charge share mirrors Harlem line fare
The passage notes that one third of New Haven maintenance costs equals about the 7 cents fare passengers pay for using the Harlem line from Woodlawn into the city.
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Harlem
Woodlawn
Holiday lull slows Baltimore Exchange trading
The Baltimore Exchange adjourned at noon for the holiday, with Seaboard issues remaining strong while Western Maryland stock stayed quiet and marginally lower. Trading details show mixed quotes across bonds and shares, with volume around 12 000 on the day and notable activity in several railroad and utility listings.
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Houston Oil
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Mining Stock Quotations From San Francisco
The official closing quotations for mining stocks today were as follows.
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London and Paris addresses appear in listing
A brief item lists two locations 418 Bishopsgate St London and 41 Boulevard Haussmann Paris indicating an address pair or business presence in both cities.
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Bishopsgate St
Paris
Boulevard Haussmann
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