Decline in London trading halves American stocks
New York reports a midweek shift to cautious sentiment as steel and iron sectors falter and rain shortages bite Southwest. London selling for accounts, short interest renews, Wabash leads declines while foreign markets show irregularity. Bank of England adds $10 million gold, reserves rise $12.5 million. bonds fall with heavy activity.
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London
New York
Bank of England
Tower
Paris
Report of the condition Home Savings Bank of Washington 1913
REPORT OF THE CONDITION Of THE HOME SAVINGS BANK OF WASHINGTON DC At Washington in the District of Columbia at the close of business Saturday August 9 1913 Resources Loans and discounts Overdrafts secured and unsecured Premiums on U S bonds accrued interest on investments Bonds securities Banking house furniture and futures Other real estate owned branches and Stumph Building Due from national banks and bankers trust companies and savings banks Due from State and pro exchanges for clearing house Fractional paper currency nickel a and centa Lawful money reserve in
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Home Savings Bank OF
Washington
D. C
District of Columbia
U. S
Stumph
Bankers Trust Companies
Bengyeees Zhecke
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Yeserve Io Bank
Vis
U. & Bonds
Wonder Agn
AOL
É&C
Yeserve Bemis
Sparie
Henate
Oxtures
Aalzoret
Hpecla
New York Cotton Market Ends Slightly Lower After Morning Rally
The New York cotton market moved higher at open on reports of light showers in the Southwest and unfavorable trade hints, then slipped to new lows for the movement. Prices finished the morning with a net loss of 3 to 10 points as cautious selling and moderate rallies followed. Futures activity continued with varied directions amid market uncertainty.
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New York
Treasury daily summary of receipts and cash assets August 13 1913
The report lists total receipts for the day at 9 013 412.14 and total payments at 12 343 783.84, with a decrease in cash assets of 2 924 381.76. It details current year receipts, month to date, last year comparisons, pay warrants drawn, and deficits to date, plus a breakdown of Treasury cash and asset holdings including gold, notes, and bank reserves totaling over 2.0 billion dollars in general fund assets.
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Eseceereec Enone
Treasury
United States
Treasury Philippines
Washington Stock Exchange notes and early Chicago wheat
The report covers Boston closing prices with copper and mine shares, then Chicago wheat movement influenced by corn and winter wheat outlook. It lists cash grain quotes for wheat corn oats and barley, and provides various bond and stock prices for Washington utilities and firms.
Hog and cattle market reports from Chicago and New York
Chicago and New York market briefs summarize hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts and price ranges. Chicago hog receipts about 28,000 with mixed prices. cattle receipts around 6,000 and calves 26 to 90 cents lower. sheep receipts 18,000 with steady to firm tone. New York reports lean to unchanged beef prices, calves and sheep with mixed quotes, and hogs lower. extensive financial items and bank statements follow.
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Chicago
Texas
New York
Lower
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Wall Street Reaction Modest Rally Aided by Supportive Turns
New York traders describe today's market as healthy with a modest reaction after a rapid weekly rise. Firms offered steady support as steel dipped to 641-8, while investment yields eased across many bonds. Strongs notes show easing money, with rail and utility shares undone by corn-related crop concerns and granger road weakness.
Local stock market steady amid light demand and bond activity
Yesterday the local stock market showed little movement with light sales and prices largely steady. Washington Gas inquiries were modest with closing bids around 83 and asks near 14. Mergenthaler and Lanston saw small activity, Continental Trust traded at 116, and Washington Railway and Electric remained in good demand but limited supply. Receivers appointed for Eureka Wholesale Grocery Company and North Mount Vernon Land Company followed court filings, with bonds and assets detailed and bonds set at 20 000 and 3 000 respectively.
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Amalgamated Copper
TAI Bai
Mackay Cos Landrace
Am. Agricultural
Mackay Cos
Mexican Petroleum
St. P
St. ML
Kan
Texas
Car & Foundry
Missouri Pacific
Am. Cotton OL
National Biscuit
Iso
Ice Securities
National Lead
Linseed Ieee
Nat.Ryas
Am Locomotive
New York Central
A.m. Smelt
Am. Smelt
Norfolk & Western
Worth American
Am Sugar Refining
Teese
Am. Tel
Ene
Northern Pacific
Tobacco Pacific Mall
Anaconda Mining
Bes
Pennsylvania
Atchison
People's Gas
Atchison Pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
Pittsburgh Coal
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburgh Coal Ptd
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn
Pullman Palace
Canadian Pacific
Ray
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co. Pfd
Chicago & No. West
Ching Consolidated
Denver & Ric Graendel
Pesans
Southern Railway
Den
Rio Grande
Distillers’ Securities
Tennessee Copper
Erie
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
Union Pacific P. J
General Electric
United States Realty
Great Northern Pfd
United States Rubber
Ctia
United States Steel
Nincis Central
U. S. Steel
Interborough
Utah
BOLE
Interbor
Va.-Caro. Chemical
Inter Harvester
Va.-Caro. Chem
Inter Marine
Wabash
Bay
International
Western Maryland
Western Union
Lacrede Gas
Kansas City Southern
Westinghouse
Elec
Lehigh Valley
Wheel
Lake Erlet
Louis
Nashville
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric
Potomac Consolidated
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
District National Bank
Continental Trust
Washington Railway and Electrice Preferred
Capital Traction
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Aot
Washington Railway
Potomac
Grocery Company
Eureka Wholesale' S Grocery Company
C Street
Justice Barnard
District Supreme Court
Charles F. Diggs
James’m. Denty
B. E. German
Bank Statement of Capital and Liabilities Figures
A dense ledger style bank statement lists assets and liabilities including loans and discounts, overdrafts, U S bonds, deposits, and reserve figures. It covers capital stock paid in, surplus, undivided profits, dividends unpaid, and due to other banks, with many named directors and officials.
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Christmas Savings Club
United States
Ae- IE
Freeries Savings Deposit
U.S
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York
Almers
Armour and Co
Atlantic Coast ‘Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Ohio
Tees of Georgia
Central
Oia
Chesal
Chicago and Alton
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Colorado
Pac
Ware and Hudson
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Rio
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Mi Marine
Missouri
Kans
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Mexico
Newborg Central
Hartford
Norfolk
Lew
Norfolk and Wester Covea
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St. Louis
T. Louis
Seaboard Air Line
Adj. Be
Uthern Pacific Col
Sout Pacific cv
Wee aThern Pacific R. R
South Southern Railway
Railway
Union Isle Cy
U. 3. Steel 2d
Chemical
Adams Expresa Ds
Nipissing
Yukon Gold
United Cigar United Cigar Stores
Baltimore Securities
Baltimore
Agked National Bank of Baltimore
Consolidated Power
Itms Consolidated Coal
Houston
Ctfe
Seaboard Com
Seaboard com + soak United Railwaya
Bends
Baltimore City
Gap
United Rys
Elec. Inc
Panama
NEW York Stock Market
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Memobles Building
Low
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United States Treasury
Washington Stock Exchange
Boston
Centennial Copper Range
East Butte Copper Mine
Branklin
Granby Consolidated Greene-Cananea - Mohawk
Nevada
Nipissing Mines
North Butte
North Lake
Old Dominion
Shannon
Utah Consolidated Utah
Chicago Grain
ELK New
Capital Traction Co
Anacostia and Potomac
Columbia 2d Mort
Columbia Railway
Railway and Electric
Potomac Electric Con. Mort
National Union
Columbia
Chapin Seas G Co
Washington Cattle Market
United States Trust Company
Total
City of Washington
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J. Henry
S.J. Henry
Sulien Ez. Mattern
GE E. Jordan
Jen Donalds
G. Staples, Lapham
A. Cahill
Gohimbla
John 3
Anthony Gaegler
Wm. Bannon
Wm. H. Burch
James F.shea
Alex
Clarke
R. Harrison Johnson
J. Philip Herrmann
John H. Ruppert
Spada
County of Washington
I. C. W. Edmonston
c. _W. EDMONBTON
Cashier
J. C. Kleinschmidt
WM. King
Robert D.weaver
A. H. Bradth Smalls
E Dyer
G. L. Nicholson
R. D. Simms
Rae
Washington Mechanics Savings Bank
R. H. Bagby
RH. Bagby
Charles W. Bland
Jesse B. K. Lee
George Hayes
John P. F. White
Wm. M. Dove
Edmund &. Wolfe
Ezra Gould
Earnshaw
Andrew Johnson, Jr
J. Chester Pyles
M. D
Edward ¥. Pickford
E. Hume Tezibert
Mahion Groo
Seventh Street Savings Bank
Soarc
Pistriet of
HN D, Howard
John D. Howard
James M. Woodward
August
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New Orleans
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Texas City
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Consolidated Gas
Mainers
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St. Paul New
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St. Paul
Rock Islands
Local Financial
Riggs Nat Bank
Condit
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Ust
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Postal Savings
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Henry H. Flather
David Rittenhouse
H. Rozier Dulany
F. D. McKenney
M. &. Ales
H. Hurt
Robert C. Wilkins
American National Bank
National Bank Nntes
Demaedt
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William Selby
L. A. Barr
George M. Bowers
G. Bowle Chipman
L. A. Clarke
J. H. Crawford
John T. Crowley
B. J. Dulaney
TC. Dulin
Davis Biking
Azel Ford
W. T. Galliber
Isaac Gans
James B. Henderson
Wm. Henry
B. Leonard
Linton
H. Livingstone
Geo. W. Holmes
J. A. Maedel
Wm. ¥. Shannon
James F. Shea
Thos
Somerville
J. Stanley-Brown
George E. Walker
Byron Wallerstein
H.R. Warfield
J.C. Weedon
Hers
Continental Trust Company
Charles W. Warden
H. L. Offutt, Jr
Connant Atteet
Nathan B. Scott
Bates Warren
Wm. G. Carter Luke ©. Strider
Thos H. Melton
KR J Earmshaw
Wa. T. Galler
Wade H. Cooper
Chas. W. Walden
James Trimbie
Thos. Somervaile
George H. Peters
Samuel J. Prescott
Chas. G. Pfluger
Ele Sheetz
James L. Karrick
John C. Letts
Wm. M. Sprige
James Tyree
H. Edmonds
G T. Scott
Joseph Strasburger
Allan E. Walker
Wm. R. Merriam
Federal National Bank
National Bank
Postal Savings Deposit
Taxca
John Poole
Frank J. Strymer
NS. H. Brea
Leon Torriner
Walter A. Brown
Myer Cohen
Joseph J. Darlington
Arthur D. Marks
William J. Bynon
Direc
Yors
Vane
National City Bank OF New York
Newce
Mty
Arthur Kavanagh
A. Kavanagh
George H. Corey
New York County
Moses Taylor
James H. Post
Edwin 8. Marston
Lincoln National Bank
Albert
Gatley
Earl B. Swetland
John W. Brawner
F. D. McAuliffe
Robert Callahan
Patrick T. Moran
Floyd E. Davie
Howard
Norton
Robert A. Dore
Henry T. Offterdinger
William F. Downes George
Pumphrey
Richard J. Earnshaw
Samuel Redman
Wiliam F. Gude
Pater Latterner
Wliam D. Sullivan
Dana Lincoln
G. Taylor Wade
Andrew Loffier
B Gatley
Lucas P. Lovings
Union Savings Bank
Jois
Washington District of Columbia
I L. Bowes
L Bowman
C. D. Ratcliffe
Notary Fubile
Max Fischer
Victor J Evans
Frank P. Milburn
the Nation
Penna Ave
Charles C. ME
WM. J. Plate
Henry H. Fi Joshua Eva
Charles C. Glover
Thomas Hyde
James M. Johnate
Wm. J. Flather
R. Ross Perry
Henry Hurt
John R. McLean
F. A. Vanderuip
Milton E. Ailes
U. . Treasury
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Rozier Bulany
Freak D McKenney
Frank Heary
Willard H. Brownson
Charles I, Corby
Sylvester W Labrot
Robert C. Wilkias
Joseph Paul
Munsey Trust Company
Frank A. Munsey
America
Washington Loan & Trust Co
F Sts
John Joy Edson
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
J. Thuman
Hendrick Hendrick
15Th St
Manhattan Wire Insurance Co
Second Trust
American Graphophone CO
Tviden
O&m
American Graphophone Company
Durable
Edward D. Easton
B Rekive
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