Trading At Low Tide Rock Island Shares Stumble
Washington reports today’s stock transactions were down overall with Consolidated Gas and Rock Island shares showing strength at times. International Harvester rose on profits, copper stocks gained from merger news, while steel and United States Steel remained heavy. Sterling exchange firmed with no gold exports, bank activity slowed as funds moved to Treasury notes and intercity currency shifted amid holiday demand.
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Washington Post
New York
Consolidated Genaterk
Pittsburg Coal
Havana Electric
American Linseed Common
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Utah Copper
Wabash
International Harvputer Company
Guggenheim Proper
Utah Copper Company
Goxton Consolidated Copper Company
Utah
Nevada Consolidated
St Hangs Fire
Vet
Wapf
Piecameal
United States
Dus
South Orf Railway
Louis+ +e
Neahvllle
Verge
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Interstate Counmre Commission
Ingamuch
Taft
Hation
Secretary of the Treasury
Ieenale
Chicago
Rock Island
atsbjLan
Latle-Chalovers Pt
Wokaneee
Mackay Co
Minneapolis
St. P
Ste. Mt
Jaiver
Hide and Leather
Missouri
American Bee Securities
Bip
Kansas
Americas
Aed Ie
Kangey
MN. Y
Ontario
Pest
Asa Aig
Baltimore and
Ottto
Leo
New Jersey
Chesapeake
Rock Island Co
Ichicago
Alton
Louis
Sloae Hemeld
Cutonigo
Ana Tran
Bouthoen Pacific
Rae Mi
Colorado and
Southern Sum
Southern Railway
Tennexsea
Bsth
Dennver
Rio Grand
Ata
nterborough-Met
Ego
Serafian
Wabaah
Cayaling Chern
Bankers and Brokere
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Bard of Trade
Washington
Sterling ‘Exchange
Wales
New York Cotton Market Sees Firmer Prices Amid Declining Shorts
New York on December 11 reports a quiet morning giving way to increased cotton activity and firmer prices. Spot houses boosted demand as Western buyers and rumors of Patton reentering the market supported January and March contracts, with widespread optimism on year-end trading and improving cash yields.
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New York
Cotton Marist
Pricea
Werthin
Barfly Hishlaan
Arebians
Atlantie Comet
Aera
Chesapeake
Oplo
Quincy
Liverpool
Spat Bosixea
Uttta Freeh
Arviees
E&me
Patton
Ware
Ellen
Theo
Harta
San Francisce
Laws
Co Sethian Sato
Heatpern
York
Hubberda
Male
Grose
Virginis
Chemical Se
Ray Griesni
Broady
Ste
Ruston
Ibmig
Reston
Det
Drlees
Ssertene
Atchinon
Grotal
Britain
Snarnt
Java
Mexico
Onde
Dee
Nori Lm
Sautt
Andiana
OH City
Jane
Ebony
Chicago
Marke
Yees
Argentina
Bracatronte
Uaesa
Iby
Hata
Simcost
Jocal Longa
Shorts
Seilera
Argon
Ju York
Breves
Taobs
Yeatlign
Mays
Helfare
Bulla
Calven
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HDGG
Ead
Duluth
Deneubey
Joly
Theismator Domae
Tig
Des
London
Oes Deelers
Yorks
Aagate East
Ene
Byeltor
Wien Mor
Erst & Laura
Ak Ae
Cleveland Werrante
Weig Onan Tae
Foundry Northern
Southers
Routhern Soft
Banks and transport plans draw amid Washington debate
Washington eyes a central national bank with headquarters in the capital and branches nationwide while a Pan American bank vision would back U S trade in the Western Hemisphere. Congress considers Fornes bill to authorize a central bank under U S law. Mississippi Valley transportation interests grow with a new Delaware-based company planning a major steamboat system. Pennsylvania Railroad expands timber planting and rail lines. Washington Gas, Metropolitan National Bank and United States Trust rise on trading as markets signal broader recovery.
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Central National Bank
Washington
Central ‘National Bank
Pan- American Bank
J. Pierpoot Morgan
Central National Bank Plus
Pan-American Bank
Tvariows
United States
Central
South America
Presen
Germany
England
New York
Imewn
Hovat'tmansiers
Congress
Fornes
Chieaed
Boston
Newelleans
Denver
Allayts
San Francisco
St ‘Louis
Périand
Oreg
Tergouse
Mississippi Valley
Central ‘Park
Champ Clark
William J. Stone
Richard Bartholdt
Masourt
Somone
Pesg
Pan ™ Ia
Teeutar
St. Paula
New Orleans
Washington Gas
Oll
Washlington
Wlork
Metropolitan National Bank
United States ‘Trust Company
American Security and Trust
Washington Standard Securities
Washington Produce Market Quotations and Investments
The listing shows stock quotations from the Washington Stock Exchange with prices for firms such as National Bank and Trust, Washington Gas, and American Security and Trust. It includes bonds, miscellaneous stocks, and insurance listings with various bid and ask figures and vendor names.
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Tiome
L Time
Washington Sicek Exchange
Thishgenth
Aleets Torlawest
Vivioek Sbot
Can Traction
Haar Capital Traction
Washington Gar
Pawads Barts
San Ta
Meegemthaier Linotype
National Movengulian Bank
WO Ag Bor
Bernrity Sand ‘Trust
Laaston 'Munatyge
Galtay Tractient Go
Morgenthaler Lindtspe
Fide
Wanbingten
Tok Kaled
Washington
American Security and Trust
Washington Savings
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes
New York market report lists butter receipts at 7,339 tubs creamery, cheese unchanged, roghts and other dairy items with varied counts. Poultry shows Alice steady, Western chicks and turkeys detailed. flour, rye flour, cornmeal, buckwheat flour steady. lard and sugar prices noted with bid ranges. Coffee and tea terms appear steady, quotes include March May July futures for various grains and hides.
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New York
Pasnolcun
Chicago Grain Prices and Live Poultry Market Report
Quotations show wholesale prices across regions for grain and livestock. The report lists butter, creamery, and dressed meats, with live poultry prices per pound, and notes wheat futures trends, market softness, and regional supply shifts affecting demand and prices in Chicago and New York outlets.
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New York
New
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Sitlog Beghs
Florida
Califora Nate
Merchants National Bank absorbed by First National Bank in Baltimore market
Cincinnati banks unite as Merchants National Bank is absorbed by First National Bank, boosting First National’s surplus and undivided profits to 2.1 million and deposits to 29 million. Weather and grain market notes follow, with grain freight and receipts data recorded in busy market report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincionati
Naopal Bank
First National Bank
Wabash to be bought in holding company plan
Holding company to meet Compton claim by selling Wabash Railroad property in Ohio excluding the Montpelier branch to raise a 900000 dollar claim settlement. First mortgage bonds of 1000000 to be issued, then property to revert to the present company after costs and Compton claim settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Bec
Wabash
Ohio
New Montpelier
James Compton
Wall Street Downtick Dampens Holiday Trading Mood
New York stocks slipped as traders faced a dull session with few gains and rising caution. The market showed limited advance in big issues, while a stronger sterling exchange failed to spark export demand, and retail luxury demand remained muted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Trias
Cer ‘Ainly
Merrill, Inc
Bankers and Brokers No
New York City
Randle Grisrat Investment
Ot Boghaty
Copper merger completed between Utah Copper and Boston Consolidated
New York December 1 merger of Utah Copper Company and Boston Consolidated Copper Company finalised according to a statement by Samuel UnterMyer rep for the two firms The note says the consolidation is without prejudice to proposed absorption of Nevada Consolidated by Utah Details are not provided and concessions by the Boston company are intimated
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Boston Company
Utah
New York
Utah Copper Company
Boston Consolidated Copper Company
Sarmuel UnterMyer
Nevada Consolidated Company
Utah Company
Boaton Company
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International Harvester
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Staten Ooter
Lord
Treasury Notes
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Stm
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Ty Adama Exerese
Fasion Copper
Bute Coalition Fillekee
Cumberland Bly ” Ag
Newhouse
Tal of Af Mets
NEW York Stock Market
MONGY
Mabeet
Alew
Eil Arm
Gueheage
Bankers Bifte
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Bay Alten
Maclean
Geverement
Local Financial
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Southern
Atlantic Coast Line
John A. Kelly
Thomas 4. Duffey
John Taylor Arms
Scott E. Welker
Franklin Insurance Company
James L. Norris
Washington Produce Market
Wasugton ; Stock Exchange
Chicago Grain
Fency Virginia
West Cirpiing
Southwest Virginia
North Coren
Wyseington
Cattie Maree
Becker Prine
Baltimore
Brlttmore
Zired Westdre
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Edgier
Senuoeeaalnad
Eis Roca
White
Rivmer
Mest Umphi
NEW York Grain
U. S. Rubber
Revere Co
United States Rubber Company
Revere Rubber Company
Teloge
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Financial
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Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
John Jey Bison
Efile Speer
Perry B Thrpin
Frank P. Mosalde
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Barnard
Dag A. Hawaiston
Fred’ V. Coville
Geo. H. Harries
Edson, Jr
Ina. D. Larner
Gilbert H. Grosvener
Alm. Lathrop
Fred’ B. Pyle
BF Interost
Iternational Banking Corporation
St. Uptown
Coon
Downtown
Center
Mkt
Treasury
Vinboe
Home Savings, Bank
7Th and Mass
Ave
Wade & Hedges
St.Ouray
U.S
Supervisio
Merchants & Mechanics Savings: Bank
10Th
Pa. Ave
G Sts. N.W
Cor. 20Th
A. G. Plant & CO
14Th Street
N. W
Washington Stock Exchange
J. S. Bache & CO
Broadway
N. Y
E. F. Hutton & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
F Street N. W
Los Angeles
Thomas L. Hume
Edward F. Caverly
Harriman & Co
Colorado
Chipman
U. S. Treasury
District of Columbia
Nvestmenta
Amimenta
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Wristh Street Northwest
Apital Epasse
Washington Loan] & Trust Company
9Th and
F Streets
John Joy Edson
E. E. Taylor & 60
Malinoffee
F St. NW
Sth
St. N.W
Gray Bigg
District National Bank
Berks
Sireat N. W
Onicifal Railroad
F St. N. W
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
J. Maury Dove Company Principel
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