Market volatility centers on Amalgamated Copper and Union Pacific
The stock market shows intense activity in Amalgamated Copper and Union Pacific Common with narrow fluctuations. Traders weigh the expected Union Pacific dividend and later ore-land income from Great Northern and Northern Pacific holdings, amid syndicate rumors and a mixed bank statement outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Copper
Union Pacific Common
Washington
Union Pacific
Stock Exchange
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific Common Oh
Liniem Pacific Common
U Aties
Noarthern Pacific
Suesip
Great Northern Railway Company
United States Steel Corporation
Bituminous Miners’ Union
Gal
Pennsylvania
Lkely
Bank Clearings Show Wide Unity in Week Ended Feb 1
New York and major cities report Bradstreet totals with strong gains from last year. Highlights include New York 2,678,899,490 and Chicago 645,869,000 with double digit increases. Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland and Detroit also chart higher clearings. Canada totals rise as well, while money on call and loan rates hold steady amid varied issuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradetreet
New Yorke
Chicago
Roston
Philadelphia
Piesburg
Pan Fennisco
Ws Wines
Baltimore
Mineapolis
Tousville
Detroit
Milwaukee
Omaha
Providence
Indianapolis
St Pauls
Richmond
Washington
Savannah
Norfolk
Charleston
S. C
Wilmington
Del
Wheeling
Wo Va
United States
Canada
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Wall Street Gossip on Mergers and Market Tensions
The Washington Post reports a revived merger rumor between United Lead and National Lead with talks of executive moves and possible private transfers. Shares across coal roads, Amalgamated, and Republic Iron react to uncertain strides toward mergers and labor tensions, while Tennessee Coal and Iron face evolving exchange plans and bond provisions amid fluctuating confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
United Lead
National Lead
Cole
Stevens
J. M. Amory
Amalgamated
Ira A. Kip
Heinze
United
Boston and New York stock quotes and market notes
Boston and New York closing quotes show mixed activity across rail and steel names with occasional price movements. London tin edges up while copper and lead stay largely unchanged in local trading, and iron markets exhibit muted to steady tone amid regional price terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Albans
Fitchburg
New York
New Haven
Hartford
United Shoe
North Butte
Binghaw
Shannoned
Lian
London
Axbrand
Cleveland Warranta
Foundry Northern
Foundry Southern
New York Bond Market and Cotton Market Amid Census Data
A dense list of bonds names and prices appears, followed by a New York cotton market summary. Bonds include Baltimore and Ohio, Central of Georgia, Chicago and Alton, Colorado Industrial, Mexican lines, and many others with varied yields, followed by a cotton note citing Census Bureau ginnings, open and closing swings, and March contracts reacting to the report. The session shows active, unsettled movement with fluctuations and late gains as bulls and bears debated the data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C.B
Louleville
Nashville
Tote
Adame Express
Manhattan
Amalgamated Copper
Perea
BOE
St. P
S. Ste. M
jAmerican Express
Lake
American Ice Securitier
Missouri Pacific
Misgouri
Kansas
Texas
Maot
H. R
Merico
American Locomotive Pfid
New York Central
Ontario and Western
Baty
American Sugar Refining
Norfolk and Western
Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
Northern Pacific
Atchison Pfc
Pacine Mail
Atlantic Coast Line
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and
Ohio
People's Gas
Pitts
St. Louis
Baltimore
Ontopty
WiBrooklyn
Gentral
New
Pullman Palace
Atta
Pia
Chesaneake
Republic Steel
Chicago and Alton
Os “E Ei
Chicago Great Western
Ee Oh
Pt. Paul
Sloms-Sheffield Steel
Sey
Chicago
Mil
Sant. Louis
Southwestern
T. and
Lewis Southwestern Pfd
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Tai
Southern Pacific
Southern
Bel
Southern Railway
Colo
Southern Ist Pt
Cote
Southern 2d
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Consolidated Gas
SRY
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
Louis
Delaware and Hudson
St. J
Lack
Western
Union Pacific
Denver and
Rio Grandes
United States Express
Rio G
Goa
Boag
Erie
Bom
United States Rubber
Zrle
United States Steel
General Electriive
Carolina Chemical
Hogking Valley
Ilinois Central
International Paper
Wabash
Wabash Pi
International Pump
Wheah de Wells-Fargo
Westinghouse
Town Central
Western Union
Flowa Central
Wheeling
Lake Zrlefees
Ansas City Southern
ALY
Wisconsin Central
Kansas City Southern P
Hix
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Fatreet
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Atchison
Hie
Brooklyn
Rapid ‘Transit
Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia 1St Inc
Central of Georgia 2d
Central of Georgia 8d Inc
Esepeake
Burlington and Quinley New da
Pacific RB
R. 1
Pacific R. R. Cal
St. Louis General
Colorado Industrial
Agi
Colorado Midland
Colorado and Southern
Cuba
Denver and Rio Grande
Distillers’ Securities
Erie Prior
Erie General
Feeling Valley
Japan
Louisvillle
Consol Gold
Mooxican
Minneapolis
Missouri
Kanana
National Railroad of Mexico
Consol
New York Central General
Iron Mountain
San Francisco
St. Louis Southwestern
Seaboard Air Line
St Southern Pacific
Southern Railways
Western Maryland
Whaling
Lake Erie
Bankers and Brokers
F Street
Reeves Mebr
Census Bureau
Washington
Cenana
North
Dex
Riggs National Bank Financial Condition Report
The report shows assets including loans and discounts of 5.08 million and U.S. bonds for deposits of 1.29 million. Liabilities list capital stock at 1.0 million, surplus 4.2 million, and deposits totaling 12.41 million. Bank officers certify the statement as true to February 2, 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
United States
Mobia
Arthur YT. Brice
Arthur T. Brice
Office Cor
ITH
F Sts
John Joy Adson
John A. Swop
Ellis Speat
Andrew Parker
Harry GC. Meer
Boyd Taylor
Thomas Brad
Balance Sheet Snapshot From Early 1906 Bank Details
The document lists assets and liabilities including overdrafts, bonds, and banking house value. It shows checks and cash items, specie, and a redemption fund, with capital stock and undivided profits also noted. Officials Frederick A. Stiff verifies as cashier in Washington District of Columbia on February 2, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Cee Eeee Ieee
Vis
Barking House
C. Vere
State Banka
Mi Fong Sa Ctae
United States
Ee- Eee
District of Columbia
County of Washington
Frederick A. Stiff
F. A. Stier
Wifrast W. Millan
Also Mentioned on This Page
SPA
Wall Street
Rogers
Rockefeller
Canadian Pacific
S. L. Schoonmaker
TenTessee Coal and Iron
Representa
Henry Clay Frick
Frick
G. A. Wessler
Tennessee Coal and Tron
Buil
Republic Iron and Steel
Tennessee Coal
Republic Steel Preferred
Common
Republic Preferred
Baltimore Railroad
Baltimore, Ma
Br King
Ali
Fen
American Can
Ty Tug
Boston Consolidated Copper
Bethlehem Steel Comman
Central Foundry
Chicago Subway
BOM St Cerm
Greene Copper
Granby
International Mercantile Slarine
Interborough Repid
Transit
Metal Market
Lima
Indiana
U S
New, York
Mag
Gelverton
New Orleans
Mobue
Brunswick
Newport News
Jacksonville
Houston
Augusta
Memphis
Cincinnati
Great Britain
France
Continent
Stock
Mexico
Totel
Septeber
Noet
Financial
Riggs National Bank
Nation
AL Wa
D.rittenhouse
Matary Public
Chas, C. Glover
Thos. Hyde
M. Johnston
WM. J. Flather
R. Ross Perry
HK. Hart
R. McLean
MT. Atles
Benwin
Woodward & Lothrop
M O
Union Savings Bank
Bond Building
District
Columbia
Woodbury Blair
S. Thomas Brown
William A. H. Church
Walter ©. Clephane
William V. Cox
William ER. Edmonston
Samuel B. Holabird
William D. Hogver
Thomas R. Jones
Gorge Howard
Charles B. Nyman
Frank W. Stone
H. Kaupfmann
Samuel Maddox
Martin F. Morris
Henry Orth
William F. Quicksall
RE. Francis Riggs
Henry A. Willard
John L. Weaver
Horace Wylie
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Co
Fifteenth Street
New York Avenue
Attna Life Insurance Company
Conn
Morgan G. Bulkeley
TRE
New England
Tao
Tottaves L
Accident and Liability Department
Frank M. Parker
Washington, D.C
American Express CO
the Traders National Bank
N. Ww
George J.easterday
G Street
N. W
Lowest R
Clusive Warningtom Corresponucat. of
Gella Commission Co
Missouri Corporation
American National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
St. Loui
Chesley & Spence
Ewe Ommces
Colorado
Arthur Wall
Lynn, Wall & Co
Adams Building
Dents
M. J. Sage & CO
R. Lappin & Co
New York Ave
W. P. Randolph & Cod Inc
Phitraelnhia
CG. T. Havenner & CO
Henry J. Spuhler (Inc
Pittsburg
Powes
Cosmopolitan National Bank and
Com- U
Edward Sweet & Co
WV. B. Hibbs & CO
Yembert
Central National Bank of
Washington City
Total
Mse
Ois
City of Washington
A. B. Ruff
A. B. Rupa
TRANK
B. Gilmore
Ruay Cree Newb Odell
Smith
W. K. Mendenhall
W.W. J. Plather
F. P. May
BE. Haker Evans
Daniel Frarer
Clarence F. Norment
Lincoln National Bank
Resources
J. B. Wilson
Floyd E. Davie
Henry T. Offterpinger
Richard A. Walmer
G. Taylor Wade
Fisk & Robinson
NEW Work Stock Exchange
Cedar Street
State Street
District of
Columba
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Real Eats
Ernation Banking Corporation
Andi- Washington
Exchange
Wve National Riggs Bank Pa
U. S. Treasury
Mitchell Mining
M. L
Equitable Co-Operative
Association
Equitable Building
FST
John Joy Edson
Ellis Spear
Gee Wo Cesilear
Frank de Reeside
H. Smith Co
Gents
Columbta
Talephone Maun
District Loan Co
F ST
NM. W
Io Ag
Fe Pyre Ag
Strop Wearta
Campane Trust National Loan and Investment Co
Eom
Joan
Alantic Buotldi
Street
Anc
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Co
I Street
B. We
Linu Mutual Loan and Trust
Ts Estigars
E Surety Loan Company
St. N. W
Telethone
American Loan Co
Fourteenth St. N
Upward
Building and Loan Association
Whitey
Siza
Free Toor. Nation
Mortage Lane
Wwe Company
Teamstera
Principad
Tolman
Heom
Corcoran