Stock Exchange Session Carries Light Trading And Quiet Tone
The local stock exchange met in a subdued session after the holiday with good attendance and a cheerful mood. Trading was light, volumes under 1000 shares, prices steady, and notable activity centered on Washington Railway and Electric, Second National Bank, and various copper and machine stocks.
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Stock Exchange
Chipman
Washington Railway and Electric Common
F Street
New York Stock
Sponge
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago
Transacton
Mitchell Mining
TTR
Greene A Ay
Tyne
Fivet Ee Ee
Mergenthaler
Lanston
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers
Bobab
Seles
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Railway and Sectric, Common
Mergenthaier
Mitchell Sting
Second National Bank
Southern Public Service Corporation
Capitol Traction Raton
Anacostz and
Potomac Gs
Cy and
Buburbax Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Gecow
Cowmbia Railoads
Washington Railway and Electr
United Status Electric
Unite States Electric Light
Fotumge Electric Light
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Bs
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Fia
Washinton Market Company Fist Ga
Capital Traction
Washington Railway
Washington Tawny and Electric
Norfok and
Washington Steambinat
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Meigenthaler Linotype
Lansson Monotype
Ing
Graem Copper
Mitchell Mining Company
National Bank
American
Capital
Central
National City
Columbia
Commercial
Farmers ‘and Mechanica
Eingoln
Metropolitan
Riess
UDO
Tradera
Washington
Viteast Company
Americus Security and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Union Trust Company
Washington Loan and Trust
Union ‘Trust
Savings Bank
Home Saving Bank
Union Savings Bank
Washington Savings Bank
Freet Ereuranse
Arington
Corcoran
Washington Produce Market Prices Report
Wholesale quotes show light egg receipts and firm market. Live poultry demand active with several items, including turkeys and chickens, showing strong prices. dressed meats steady with hogs moderate supply. vegetables and fruits list assorted barrels, crates, and per box pricing across Virginia, Tennessee, Ohio, and Florida markets.
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Virgini
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
North Coroting
Turnig
Tency
Do. Western
Fista
New York Sints Factory
Western
Quita Orm
Euewakers
Florida
Ohio
Yorke Imperial
Ben Davis
Live Stock Markets Mix in New York and Chicago Reports
New York live stock totals show receipts 4 720 cattle and 6 008 sheep and lambs with varied price shifts. Veals and calves rise, hogs higher, cows and bulls mixed across classes amid firm to strong movement. Chicago cattle and hog markets run higher with robust demand and broad price gains across most classes.
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New York
Kentucky
Chicago
Cosmon
Butle
Calvas
Bisher
New York Produce Market Mixed on Open as Prices Waver
New York December 28 report shows flour receipts and sales at 24 176 barrels with dull prices. Wheat receipts reach 148 000 bushels with steady to weak tones and mixed futures. Other commodities including corn, beef, pork, lard, sugar, petroleum, coffee, molasses and poultry show varied activity with general steadiness or modest gains across offerings.
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New York
Duluth
Buffalo
Northwest
Prime Western
New Orleans
Brets
Axporta
Tate
joSncy
Eaby
Stock market rally amid raid fears and money ease
Washington Post report from New York notes stronger market breadth after a sharp decline. Prices closed higher on most leaders despite a violent selloff in Hill stocks and a large drop in Northern Pacific and Great Northern preferred. Call money ample and sterling weak amid mixed liquidity signals and a Minnesota Great Northern action.
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Washington Post
New York
Bagan
Neas
Hill
Thas Liberto Dons
Great Northern Preferred
Northern Pacific
London
Atack Exchange
Great Northern
St. Paul
Union
Pennsylyanla
Amalgamated Copper
Uman Pacific
New York Exchange
Sterling Exchange
Minnesota
Wall Street
Great Northern Company
United States Steel Corporation
Jessees
Lesacro
Financial District
Chicago, Milwaukee and
New York Bond Market Roundup Dec 26 1901
New York bond list shows diverse issues with bids and asks from American Tobacco to Wisconsin Central 45. Included are Ohio lines Atlantic Coast Line Chicago and North Western and several Central of Georgia bonds. Prices range around mid 40s with various series noted. market coverage by E R Chapman & Co. and New York Stock Exchange members.
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New York
E.R. Chapman & Co
Chipman
New York Stock Exchange
F Street Northwest
American Tobacco
Aeviaddes
American ToWadd
Eseeere Reer
Atchison General
Atlantic Coast Line
Waitimora
Ohio
Trallimore
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia Second Central of Georgia Third Inc
Chesapeake
Chicago
Burtington and
Quincy
R.xl
Pacific RR
Pacific R. R. Tol
D. C
St. Louis General
Loulaville
Manhattan
Consol
Mexican Central
Mexican Central Aret Minn
St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Texan Ae Sational RR
Mexico
Conepl
New York ‘Central General
New Jersey Central General
Northern Pacific
Northern Facie
Norfolk and Western
Cona
Oregon
Paiing
Ivania
Reading General
Froa Mountain Conavl
San Francisco
Far St. Louis Southwestern Conavl
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacife
Ag Southern Pacife
Southern Railway
Foxes
Sud Toledo
Louls and Western
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash Arsis
Wabash
14Th Street
N. W
S. H. Agnew
Mempere New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Quiet As Market Hosts Little Activity
The New York cotton market closed barely steady with a net decline of 6 to 9 points after a quiet session lacking cables from New Orleans. Trading showed no strong feature with about 7,000 bales reported sold, and January edging under March amid limited interest as traders waited for year end notices and next Friday’s contract actions.
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WW. B. Hibbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago
Oly
New York
New Orleans
Wales
Reavonce
Tower
Te World
Splinera
Daily Cotton Market Sees Prices Firm Despite Quiet Trade
New York December 26 London closes metal markets influence trading油 quiet but prices firm. Tin rises to 437 to 42.35, copper climbs with electrolytic at 2325 2.375, and casting at 22.00 to 23.39. Lead holds 6.00 to 6.25 depending on delivery, speiler 6.60 to 6.76. Iron steady with strong demand. foundry bars for No 1 Northern 23.25 to 36.25, No 2 Northern 4 to 23.70, No 1 Southern 26.50 to 27.50, No 2 Southern 25.00 to 27.00.
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New York
N. Adams Express
St. P
Ste. M
Amalgamated Copper
Ee M
St. ML Ptd
Am. Car and Foundry
P.stolalissoura Packie
Car and Foundry
Missouri
Kan
Jamerican
Xan
Texpla
American Cotton
National Land
American Express
National
New York Central
Bay
American Ice Securities
Nortalk
Western
Norfolk and Western
Pfa
American Locomotive
Pennaytvania
Roth Iseh Ae Jroojam
Renning Prd
RoojPresead Steel Car
Nojanaconda Mining Company
Pedis Livrer Ee Tmoatchison
Pullman Palas Cer
Frooklyn Rapla Tronatt
Republic Steel
Canadian Pacific
Vostock Inland Company
Ty ‘Ontract
New Jersey
Rock Island Company Pd
GAY
Chesapzake
Qhio
Baty Stene
Land
Chicago Great Western
Arms
St Louis Southwestern
Chicago
Northweater
Ams Aps
Taule
Thwestern
Kou
Mil
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern
Southern Railway
Colorado
Ennsesee Coal and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Asa
Texan and Pacific
Colo
Toledo
Lota
Colm
St. Land
Consolidated Gap
Union Pacific
United States Express
Delaware and Hudson
United States Realty
Del
Lackawanns
Unite States Steel
aTie
United States Steel
Erie
Carolina Chemical
Carolina Chemica
Seoleris
Lengay Dai Wabanh
Hocking Valle
Wells-Fargo
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Wineling
Lake Erie
Wirconatn Central
Wisconsin Central
Tox
Fea Lot Freer Asa
Iowa Central
Nurchoro
Tewa Central Ptd
Omrolifiatel Leather
Oss Hkansas City Southern
Hensag City Souther Pia
Islege
Sheffield Steel
Louisville
Nashville
LARA
Great Northern Ptd
Mexican Central
Interborough
Minneapolia
St. Louis
Interborough eMit
W. R- Wibbs & Co
Fatreet
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Wington Stock Exchange
London ii
E. Speiler
Fuir
Wall Street Gloom Amid Slow First Hour Trading
Special to The Washington Peer notes a narrow market with few transactions in key rails and coal stocks in early hours. Reading and Erie show activity while others stay quiet. Westward money may surge before January fifteenth as banks anticipate new reserve rules raising cash locked up.
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Washington Peet
New York
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Ontario and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Norfolk and Western
Lackawanna
Eris
Reading
Virginia Coal and Coke
Erie Common
Baltimore Markets Grain and Produce Report for December 26
Dull and unchanged prices across flour and wheat with limited receipts. Corn, oats, rye, hay and dairy components show steady activity. prices linger near previous levels as steamer cargos and bushel exports are cataloged, including Southern corn grades and butter and cheese markets.
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Baltimore
Ark
RYF
Washington cattle market report from page cattle prices
Cattle market notes show varied prices with per hundredweight quotes for cattle hogs lambs calves and cows. Prices range across grades from prime common and old/dry with figures for ewt and per pound, noting fluctuations and supply conditions.
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Jench
New York Money Market Report
New York money market shows firm money at 64 percent, time loans rated at 8 percent for 60 and 90 days. Prime mercantile paper at 6 to 6 3/4 percent. Sterling exchange heavy with broker bids around 4.8285 to 4.9290 for demand and about 4.775 to 4.810 for 90 day bills. Government bonds steady. Bank rates vary. Mexican dollars at 5.36.
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New York
Dee
Elnaing
Time Teang
Dal
Sty Pionthe
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
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Bank of Washington
Centrary National
Traders National Bank
Ridgely
Aetna Banking and ‘Trust Company
Butte
Mon
Washington Produce Market
Financial
Curb Market
North
South Lima
Indiana
OU City
Yuna
W' York
Deo
British Columbia
Fiatis Coalition
Cumberland Ely
Granby
Great Northern International Salt
International Mi
Mackay Company
Tosaye
Mitchell
Tinim Bik
Nevada
Northern Pacifi
Nipinaing Mines
Standard OU
Tennessee Copper
United Coppers
Washington Railway and Electric Pia
Boston
Albany
Maine
American Telegraph
Dominion Iron and Steel
Massachusetts Electrics
Massachusetts Electric
Shannon
Treasury Report
Metal Market
Mag
Sains
Steve
Galveston
Big Mauile
Savannah
Charleston
Norfolk
Internal Revenue
Darlimore
Customs
Philadelphia
Treasury
Gald Cain
Memphis
St. Lon
Hoza Claeinnatt de A
Toter
Washington Exchange Bank
Bualneas Im
Listriet
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Warner Building
Washington Cattle Market
Eve
Arthur Cowsill
Colorado Building
E. Quincy Smith
Banc
Alvin Lothrop
O. Waleon
Jatkeon H. Ralston
Kimball
Union Savings - Bank
Fourteenth St
WM. H. Saunders
First View
Colin H. Livingstone
RH. Lyn
Caubier
West
V. Williams
Cauhter
Berry & Minor
Douglass
Lester
Barr
H. Cranford
Chas. & Douglass
T. O. Dulim
Stephen
Elkins
W. T. Galliber
Robert N. Harper
James B. Henderson
J.T. Hendrick
Whit Herron
Miller Kenton
Blair Sex
Liston
B. & Minor
WM H Saunders
F. Shea
Geo. B. Walker
Nathan Wallerstein
Weedon
American National Bank
Continental (Fire) Insurance Co
San
Lanving Assoix
Gurpluk
JAS. A. Marvin & Co
Riggs
Ps. Ave
U.S. Treasury
Henry Glews & CO
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Broadway
N.W
Taylor & Smith
H Street
Reverdy J. Davighrfield
12Th and
G Sts
F. H. Smith Co
Q. Smith
LD. Latimer
Nesbit
New York Ave
Gold Divide Mining, Milling, and Tunnel Company
N. C
Ombi
W. B. Hibbs
Thos
L Hume
Teak Seeee
Board of Trade
Letters of Credit
Travelers
U._S. Government Supervision
U. S
Ircan
Merchants & Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Fisk & Robinson Bankers
Cedar Street
Zé State Street
Sn Aecoust
National Safe Deposit, Savings Trust Co
15Th St
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Offich Cor
ITH
Frartes
Freeier
Torstar
Sal Oiker
Mattae
Packa
American Express CO
THE
Investments
Campbell-Hudson Co
Laravat
Tet Yesra Ai
NoIndustsis Police
Harrison Realt Y Company
G Street
Kosa
Disrot
Bulgkell & McLeran
Jenkins & CO
Cella Commission
Missouri Corporation
Machanlew
American Wational Bank
National Bank of Commerce
St. Line
Third National Bank
Leyte
BP. Rickey, Mosley Riskey & Blumenberg
14Th St
Chesley & Spence
Francis R. Dooley & Co
Aern
Newearas