Feat Lost With Both De Lines and Gains
A terse report notes feet lose with both de lines and gains, highlighting the shift in path or balance. The item records a change in measured position or alignment affecting performance and outcomes.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1910
Page
29
A terse report notes feet lose with both de lines and gains, highlighting the shift in path or balance. The item records a change in measured position or alignment affecting performance and outcomes.
New York stock prices closed largely unchanged with some declines in steel and utility shares while wheat and cotton futures fell under heavy liquidation. Analysts note end of week profit taking, uneven demand, and improving outlook as European buyers return, with bank statements showing divergent loan and cash figures and a brighter near term investment climate.
The New York clearing house weekly statement shows banks hold 350000 more than required reserve, an increase of 1507 278 in reserve. Deposits rise 41235, currency and loans shift with gains in some items and declines in others, shaping total surplus and reserve ratios. A note mentions Greater New York banks not reporting, and overall stock market activity closes with a New York Stock Market context.
A fragmented list shows bond prices and stock quotes for American Tobacco American Leather Brookly n rail lines and railroad stocks, with closing prices and after call notes. Highlights include Citations to capital trust, Washington Railway, Southern Pacific, and notable brokers amid a dense set of figures and abbreviations.
New York grain notes show wheat futures firming after early weakness as traders priced in a firmer crop outlook and a tighter supply view. Nearby May and July contracts move higher while corn and other grains show mixed action and export discussions surface amid policy chatter.
Trading in Washington markets showed funds moving into bonds and select stocks as the week closed. Major gains were seen in Consolidated Gas bonds, Mergenthaler shares rose, and Washington National Bank prepared to relocate after a deposits surge.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Cure Market with references to pricing and dates. The text lists items or codes such as Chy Pa Fen and BLao Fone G19, a wage figure 180717, and what appears to be Showy tag 04 Teeds Oh Fi Aenh Lime. No clear event or outcome is established.
Fragmentary New York money market item notes time loans at high rates with nominal yields and brief references to market activity. Mentions percent figures and short phrases about banking and railroads, but readable specifics are limited. The text lacks clear entities and a cohesive event to summarize.
A long standing bank with nearly fifty years of service advertises 29 000 open accounts in the District of Columbia. It accepts deposits from ten cents to ten thousand dollars at the same rate of interest, urging readers to open an account with its banking department. Endorsing figures include Woodbury Blair Human R Jones Thomas Brown Victor Kaufmann James A Buchanan Edward MClean William Ah Church Samuel Maddoy Walter Clephane William Quicksall William Cox Edward Riggs and others.
Treasury figures show miscellaneous receipts totaling 32 148 65 and total portal receipts of 21 percent less. notes and certificates include gold and silver coin, national bank notes, and silver certificates with redemption and trust fund details. Outstanding issuer certificates and silver certificates are listed with totals for the reserve fund and general fund balances.
Baltimore market notes from February include Wheat Corn and Rye bids and receipts with mixed quality assessments. Mentions steamers and fed receipts, bonds, and freight rates with scattered figures and last line indicating Easter freight stability.
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