Stock Market Rally Wanes as Copper and Union Pacific Lead Trading
Amalgamated Copper and Union Pacific Common dominate early trading with huge volumes yet narrow swings. Market mood shifts through the day as fears over mining conference outcomes and possible dividend changes ride on speculation about ore-land income and a potential syndicate for Union Pacific holdings. Bank statement projections show a cash loss for the week, with loan activity expected to ease after a week of rally.
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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
Bituminous Miners’ Union
Gal
Pennsylvania
Lkely
Bank Clearings Show Strong U S Growth in Week Ended Feb 1
New York leads with 2 678 899 490 in clearings up 32.4 percent from last year. Chicago 645 869 12.5 percent higher. Boston 164 382 296 up 20.2 percent. Philadelphia 105 704 306 up 14.4 percent. Other cities report varying gains. Overall United States total rise 27 percent while outside Canada up 16.3 percent. Money on call steady. sterling exchange steady with demand bills around 4.2750.
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France
Continent
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Mexico
Totel
Septeber
Noet
Wall Street Gossip on Merger Rumors and Market Hopes
The Washington Post special reports a revival of merger talk between United Lead and National Lead with speculation on new leadership. It notes uncertain outcomes in Amalgamated and Heinze interests, plus dividend bets at Canadian Pacific and mixed reactions to Tennessee Coal and Iron merger plans.
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National Lead
Cole
Stevens
Canadian Pacific
S. L. Schoonmaker
TenTessee Coal and Iron
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Republic Iron and Steel
Tennessee Coal
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Amalgamated
Ira A. Kip
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Boston Stocks and Markets Roundup February 2
Boston and Albany Boston and Main Boston Eleveted Fitchburg and New York New Haven and Hartford American Sugar and American Can listings dominate curb quotations. London tin prices rise while copper and lead vary in London and New York locals. iron and zinc prices show little change with regional readings noting a steady, cautious market tone.
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Fitchburg
New York
New Haven
Hartford
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North Butte
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Shannoned
Lian
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
London
Axbrand
Cleveland Warranta
Foundry Northern
Foundry Southern
New York Bond Market Summary and Cotton Prices
A sweeping bond table from major issuers led by Baltimore and Ohio, Central of Georgia, and Colorado Industrial with various 4s and 5s issues. The New York cotton market then moved sharply on Census Bureau ginning estimates, closing unsettled with gains for March about 22 points from the morning low and surrounding bearish and bullish debates over the official numbers.
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Rapid ‘Transit
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Central of Georgia 2d
Central of Georgia 8d Inc
Esepeake
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Burlington and Quinley New da
Pacific RB
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Pacific R. R. Cal
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Japan
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Manhattan
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Southern Pacific
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Union Pacific
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Riggs National Bank Financial Report January 28
Financial report lists resources and liabilities for Riggs National Bank, detailing loans and discounts, U S bonds, deposits, and reserves. Includes cashier certification by Arthur T. Brice, sworn February 2, 1965, and notes of branch offices and savings deposit promotions.
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Arthur YT. Brice
Arthur T. Brice
Bank balance sheet fragment shows assets and liabilities
The document presents a partial bank ledger for a period in 1906, listing assets such as loans and discounts, U. S. bonds, reserves, cash items, and a redemption fund. Liabilities include capital stock, undivided profits, national bank notes outstanding, and deposits. Noted signatures certify the notarial authentication of the report.
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