Stock Market Ends Year on Cautious Strength in New York
General gains across Harriman and Hill issues with coal, copper, and steel firms leading. Call money held at 6 percent, demand for loans light. money market steadiness eases year end stress. Bond market recovers in step with stocks as reinvestment flow looms and par value sales total 2.35 million dollars. United States bonds unchanged on call.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Wethl Iron
Tron Ad Steel
United State
Adama Express
American Steel Foundry
Braden Pere Cerries
Giroux Consolidated
Chicago Subway
Momey
Greene-Cananea A
Eel
Jowest
Ana Ene
Imam
Hollinger
Prime Mercantile Pa
Kerr Lake
Sterling Exchange Firm
la Rose
Nual
Bankers
Liehigh Valley Cos Saies Co
Mason Valley
Manhattan
Marconi
New
United Cigar Store
United Cigar Stores
Toledo
Ohio
North Lima
Peeee
jLima
Wooster
New York Bond Market and Commodities Report Dec 31
New York and Washington commodity quotations show bonds and railroad stocks along with farm produce and meat prices. From Chicago to New York, traders note wholesale rates for vegetables fruits and meats, with beef and pork markets steady and various rail and utility issues quoted. References include Chesapeake and Ohio Atlantic Coast Line and Union Pacific bonds, along with Virginia, Ohio, and Missouri Pacific listings and farm product prices across the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alta Balmers
Etis
Areecan Acti Vltural
Mercan
Fobacco
Aumour and Co
AtChison Gen
Statinon
Atlantac Coast Line
Yulimoere
Ohio
Baltimore and
Brooklyn Transit
Central of Georgia
Central Leather Ieng
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Alten
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Quincy
Olawate
New York State
Taree Neaver
Elo Grande
West Vir
Ginia
Kansan City
Souther
Lake Rere
Lowsville
Lee
Oor
Norfolk
Texas
Missouri Pacific
York
Caulthower
Florida
Norfol and Western
California
St Louis
San Fran
Deavier
Louis
St Tous Southwestern Con
Seaboard Air Lingadia
Southern Pacific
Souther Pacific
Union Pacific Ey
LS Steel
irgmia-Car Chemical
Wabash Island
Westinghouse Electric
Wisconsin Central da
Tofferea
Financial district 1913 outlook and bank reshuffles
The stock market and banks show mixed signals in 1913 with overall improvement in banks since 1907, yet money scarcity and Balkan war effects weigh on markets. Felton to head Pere Marquette. Perkins resigns. Blair and Waters join as directors. First National Bank of St Paul purchased for 6 million. capital rising to 2 million and surplus to 2 million. Second National to merge with First National next week.
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Eutrope
New York
Tthe Financial District
Cotton Exchange
Samuel M. Felton
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Pere Marquette Railroad
George W. Perkins
Pere Marquette
Frank W. Blair
Dudley ‘Waters
The
Road
Chicago
St Paul
St. Paul
First National Bank
James J. Hil
McReen
Holland says 1913 will see U S leading nations
A New York Stock Market item states in a 1912 dispatch that Holland predicts the United States will take the lead among world powers in 1913. The brief note cites optimism about American growth and influence amid global markets.
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Holland
U. S
Panama Canal to Define U S World Power in 1913
New York on December 31 1912 predicts the completion of the Panama Canal will mark 1913 as a pivotal year in American progress. The article argues the canal will boost commerce and cement the United States as a leading world power by 1915 solidifying a vast expansion of industry agriculture and finance. It cites strong foreign investment exports and plans for American banks in South America as signs of growing national influence.
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New York
Panama Canal
United States
Artier
Amer. Car & Foundry
Kan, & Tex
Amer
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
Wee
Abby Cares
England
Amer. Sm. & Refining
New York Central
Am, Sm. & Ref. Ptd
Norfolk &Western
Amer Sugar Refining
Amer. Tel
Tel
American Tobacco
Northern Pacific
Great Britain
Anaconda Mining Co
Pacific Mall
Atchison
Pennsylvania
People’s” Gas
Ae lPltts
C. C
Leaden
Sofiat
Brooklyn Rap
California. Petroleum
Itera Ae Fs
i_eolinan Palace
Canadian Pacific
WoiRay Consolidated
Europe
Chesapeake & Ohio
Rep. Iron & Steal
Grea
Chicago
Britain
Chi, Mil
Seaboard Air Line
National Treasury
Sloss Sheffield 8 & I
Southern Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Southern Railway
Den
Rio Gr
Australia
South America
William McKinceley
Consolidated Gas
MjCorn Producte
Delaware & Hudson
Alaska
Ion Pacific
Aicodfownes
Jon Pacific Ptd
WolGensral
United State Realty
Anifra Wrodietians
Mgeldfield
Virgin
Great Northern Ptd
United States Steel
Booigr. Nor
Ore Ctis
S. Sigel
Illinois
Central
Utah Copper
Ing.-Carolina Chem
Interhor
Wabagh
Inter Harvester
Maryland
United
Wastern Union
Ise
Westinghouge
Kan
City Southern
Lake Erie
O ‘World Financial Power
China
Holland
New York Produce Market Quotes for Butter Cheese and Poultry
Market notes from New York report steady butter with strong receipts totaling 9 245 boxes, cheese quiet with 2 Hi boxes and skims at 2 14 percent, and poultry steady with Western chickens 12 33 and fowls 12 16 per dozen. Prices shown for various grades include extras first seconds and low grades, with regional varieties from Pennsylvania and nearby creameries.
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New York
Ponnsylvania
Chennery
Tata
Bonds Selected for Conservative Invectora
Lawrence Barnum and Company lists bankers in Washington and Philadelphia in a conservative investment notice. Names Bestor and York appear among the figures, with addresses at 1421 F Street NW in Washington. The brief note outlines applications for lists mailed upon request.
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Lawrence Barnum & Co
F St. NW
Washington, D. C
Law York
Philadelphia
Bestor
Local Market Lights Slow Trading After Gains
The local market saw broad investment orders yesterday with firm prices but no major advances. Major deals included $10,000 of Washington Railway and Electric at 1025-8 and $1,500 of Potomac Electric consolidations at 110, while gas charges rise to 1.15 per thousand cubic feet with a 15 cent discount if paid within ten days.
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Beride
Washington Railway and Electricas
Washington
Norfolk and Washington
Capital
Mergenthaler
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Steel and Iron
Boston
Baltimore Securities
T.W
Eculla
Centennial Copper Range Consolidated Co
Vast Butte Copper Mine
Ranksin Eee
Thoux Consolidated
Uranks Consolidated
Aheens Cananea, Vohawhaig Nevada Consolidated
Nipissing Mines
Orth Butte
Avene North Lakeway
Dominion
Baltimors
Bec
Mineland ‘Trust
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Curb Market
Wall Street
NEW York Stock Market
Agricul
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Local Financial
Che.king
Washington & Southern Bank
St. N. W. Fhone
Center Market
Becwin Tait
BERE
District of Columbia
Woodbury
Blair
Thomas Brown
James A. Buchanan
William A. A. Church
Walter C. Clephane
William V. Cox
William & Edmonston
William D. Hoover
George Howard
Woodbury Blair
Gerrge OS B. Numan
Frank W. Stone
Frank Stetson
George W. Gray
Wit T. Hoover
Girson
Bulgekoper
Thomas Buon
Mictor Kauffmann
Howard Peste
Samuel Manino
John L. Weaver
Henry KE. Willard
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Citens. Savings Bank
G Street
N. W
Wametor
Citizens Savings Bank
Com.py
First National Fire Insurance Company of
Insurance Department
Columbia
Ofice
State of New York
Bogarets
Ashley M. Gout
SDRC
Prbray
Sec
Treas
Jejem Robert N. Harper
Azet
Robert BR. Puttle
Gesersl
First National Fire Company
Alance
Wase Caipitel
District
Annuities Proincome
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Swartzell, Rheem & Henszey Co
Fifteenth Street N.W
Lawrence J. Dietz & Co
Consolidated Stockerg
Change
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Woodward
C. F. Huty
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Washington Loan & Trust Company Cor
John Joy Edson
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