Glut of Money Promises Rally in Late Market Action
The Washington Post reports a late day stock rally after an early decline due to short covering and strong bond market demand. Money conditions show a likely glut as interior funds flow in, with bank reserves rising after January payments and heavy capitalization in New York Central Interborough Rock Island and Canadian Pacific.
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Washington Post
New York
Jana
Ea Harp
Stock Exchange
Inday
James
Finandlai
Harriman
Union Pacife
Southern Pacific
Lkely
New York Central
Ineterborough
Rock Island
Yadtle Jasugs
Cimrae
Interborough
Lousie
Nashville
Consolidated
Boston
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
Lateat
Bié Salez
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Ads Chalmers Pt
City Southern
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Minn
Ice Securities
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National Biscuit
Soneo Jam
Herahoeah
North American
Norfolk and Western
Anaconda
Pacife
Ong
Pacific Tel
Atlantic
Peninsylvenia
Baltimore
Ohio
People's Gas
Bethlehem Brest
C_C
Brooklyn R. T
Pittsburgh Coal
Canadian Pacific
el Pressed Steel
Central Leather
Pullman Palace
Railway Steel Spring
Central of
N. J
China Copper
St. Louis
Iroi
Tennessee Copter
Bouth
Denver and
Texas and Pacific
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United States
Great Northern Ptd
B. Steel
Hdjie
Great North
Utah Copper
Dhools
Caro
Chetateal
Wabash
Interborough-Nlet
Inter
Harvester
Inti
Marine
Bae
Westinghouse
Ile International Paper Boo
Western Union
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Hibby Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trad
Washington Stock Exchange
New York Stock Market Weekly Clearing Figures Decline
Brad Street’s clearings report for the week ended December 29 shows an average of 2,607,686,000, down from 3,209,067,000 last week and 3,046,238,000 in the prior year. The list includes prices for Washington Railway and Electric bonds, Norfolk and Washington Steamboat, Mergenthaler Linotype, Provident Savings Bank, and other securities, with trading at various bid levels.
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York
Brad Street
Washington Railway and ‘Electric
Paes ‘Electric Consolidated Fe
North and
Washington
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Railway and Electric
Norfolk and
Washington Gas
Amg
Mergenthaler Linotype
Commercial Mational
Pet
Pet, Inc
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Detroit
Eh OL ‘Leraerloun
Seattle
Atchison
Inet Paul
Portland
Baltimore & Ohio
Houston
Galveston
Colorado
Southertel
Delaiware & Finnson
United States Treasury
Denver
Flo Grande
Frio
Karas Lake Shore
Louleville
Wissourir
Texas
Missouri
H & Hartford Co
Allver Colare & Weatern
Pactticas
Awaltiog
Taira
Sana Ae
Oregon Ghott
Capeaus
SER
Bran
Phill
SRP
S. Louis Southwestern Con
General Fund
Eons Gold
AVE Fond
Line
Ad Sa
Cota
Tation Sen
Southern Pache
Southern
Saotten
Bales
Ehern Railway
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Union Pacific cv
Union
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Ioeet Ban
Steet Ad Sa
Tycetved Pr
Flestorma Md
Jestinghouse Electric
District of Columbia
Washington Stock Exchange sees strong demand amid year start
Washington Railway and Electricity common led gains with shares rising to 6 1 2 percent while Washington Gas rallied to a full point. Preferred stock touched 8 1 2, and Commercial National Bank traded 164 to 198 8. Total sales reached 1,619 shares and $7,000 in bonds as activity cooled versus last week. Brainerd H Warner sold 1206 G Street NW for 6000 to Edward G Perry, with plans deferred pending lease expirations.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Hleetris Common
Washington Gas
Saies
Provident Savings Bank
Hose
Ag Com Perea
Ghalr
G Street
Brainerd H. Warner
Edward G Perry
F. H. Smith Company
Sgaid
Severn
New Year Trade Notes and Cotton Market Close
The Chicago grain scene shows irregular opening with activity in cotton futures as dealers cover Tatars and await delivery into the new year holidays. Closing bids vary, with highs around 9.38 and lows near 8.80, as markets anticipate further shifts into Tuesday. Retail Merchants' Association president Joseph Strasburger announces stores will open all day on New Year’s, replacing the customary half-day.
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Joseph Strasburger
Retail Merchants’ Association
NY Produce Prices and Grain Notes From New York
A New York market summary lists creamery and butter receipts at 4 861. New York prices cover fats, grades, and fats, with state and national quotations for butter, lard, and tallow. It includes copper, cotton, and metal market updates, plus foreign exchange and arrivals data.
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New York
Dea S
Areis
Badr
BOA Cherse
Fim
Alton Taney
Tumday
Teale Ee
Suscorada
Tholasaas
Rio
Cortovm
Shaw Agws—Ateaty
Chhmugee
Irebne Garey Eteadyz
Baltimore Markets Notes A Fragment From December Listings
Market listings show scores of grain and livestock terms, with wheat corn oats rye hogs and poultry prices across Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia markets. Numerous misread items reference western staples and regional brands, including imitations and prints, plus assorted old stock figures and per pound rates.
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Baltimore
Southern
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Eastern Shore
Virgini
Jose
Virginie
Jose OM
North Carolina
Botter—Crennery
Ohio
West Virginia
Kent Telund
Philadelphia Markets Meat and Grain Price Report Dec
Philadelphia news quotes varied commodity prices including wheat steady No 2 in export elevators and related market data. The report lists New York and Jersey figures, Philadelphia corn and creamery terms, and grain receipts with price ranges and terms for freight and measurement.
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Philadelphia
GOHN
Huptre
Wenteta Creamery
Beatby Grints
Pennsylvanié
Wall Street Gossip on 1912 Financing Plans and Harlem Merge
Spectator reports New York Central preparation for 1912 financing may use 36 000 000 debentures or 4 1 2 percent three year notes to buy New York Harlem stock. Bond buyers ponder which route will dominate while Central stock shows a sharp rise amid Harlem merger talk. Metropolitan and Interborough plans loom as New York Railways issues and bids for 1911 Chicago Exchange compare with prior year.
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New York
New York Central
Harlem
Oncy
Ars
Terma Gatis
Chicago Stock “Exchange
Townsend
Chicago Board
iNew York Exchange
Live Stock Markets Reported Delayed and Mixed
New York cattle and hog markets show receipts and varying price moves with steers and cows rising slightly while veals and dressed beef hold firm. Sheep and lambs trend uneven as buyers hesitate. Chicago later notes cattle receipts and mixed value shifts across Beeves and yearlings amid broader market firmness.
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New York
Pthem
Chicago
Ely
Beeves
Gults
Ant Watley
Raasert
Nelive
Grain market report from Rey York December 1
Grain notes show wheat steady with export arrivals and futures activity. Barley and oats demand mixed with some prices quoted and shipments reported. livestock market mentions calf and lamb movements amid varied demand.
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Rey York
Porthern Duluth
Finst Prion
LOHR
L.os
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Herta
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Ian
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U. S
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Port Armnay
Newport News
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Slaybaugh
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Wilbur H. Zepp
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Tery
Varnon
Richard
Cinetpont
Tang William N. Cromwell
David L. Ban
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Continent
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Mexico
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Norther
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Wall Street
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Metropolitan
New York Hallways Company
New York Railwaye
Liggett & Myers Common
P. Lorillard Common
RE Grain
Washington Cattle Market
Finastotar
B. Quincy Simin
W. Woodward
Wm. H Lymn
W. Reginald Lewis
Treas
Tth St
Pa. Ave
Wilton J. Lambe
Lee D. Latimer, Is
A. EL. Leckie
L. Sidéona
Quincy Smith
M. A. Winter
Head Bank
14Th St
Union Savings Bank Central Branch
7Th and
Pa. Ave. N. W
Central Branch
Munford & Lurton Co. Bankers
17Th St. N. W
Lewis Hotel Company (Inc
18Th, H and
Pennsylvania Avenue
George A. Fuller Company
Hotel Powhatan
Palm Court
Metropolitan Club
White House
Clifford
Harold Lewis
Munford & Lurton CO. (Inc
Georges Creek
J. Maury Dove Company
F and 12Th Sts
Hibbs
Washington Produce Market
Wingiaia
Ao Pouliry
Floris -Grarefralt
Bessie
Ronted
Equitable Co-operative B Building Association
Monayon
Arthur
Clontog Big
Cotter
Taomba
Berciver
Maniloan Doliern
National Savings and Trust Company
15Th and
N. Y. Ave
Riggs NATIONAL BANK _Pa, AVE
OPP
U.S. Treasury
Colimpia
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey
Fifteenth Street
N. W
Woodward Building
Hi Streets
We Weavers
Margrali Accousts
Lewis Johnson Bco
Bankers
Pennsylvania Ave
Wey
Caritas
Deer Sepersision
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