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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1913

Page

2

Market Turns Bearish After Beet Sugar Dividend

New York on January 3 saw a broad market decline as sentiment shifted to the bear side. Major losses followed in Union Pacific and Reading with steel stocks pressured, while American Beet Sugar fell sharply after the common dividend was passed.

New York Union Pacific Reading London Iso Maryland Texas Company United States

Copper and Dairy Markets in W S E and Futures Report

Washington stock exchange notes copper steady to March with mixed London futures and quiet spot. Cleveland and Philadelphia show varied quotes on butter, poultry, and corn along with regional farm receipts and shipping totals.

New York Lake London Cleveland

Wall Street Gossip Notes Dividend News and Trade Figures

Market chatter from New York covers currency movements and bank action, with preliminary figures showing a $14,476,000 common stock base and $14,153,000 net gain in one sector. It records contracts for delivery and equipment subpressury gains, plus steel and rail tonnage orders. American Beet Sugar Company declines to declare a dividend citing ample sugar stocks and imports. Port of New York week totals show imports at $23,881,414 value, specie imports $250,518 and $4,4H4 in gold. exports reach $1,605,352 and $100 in gold.

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New York Stock Market Closing Prices Jan 30 1913

The New York Stock Market reports closing prices on Friday January 30 1913 with Amalgamated Copper Lehigh Valley and American Beet Sugar among leaders. The piece notes shifts in copper coal oil and industrials, and discusses Secretary MacVeagh's planned reform to deposit certified checks in Federal depositories replacing subtreasury deposits.

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Subtreasuries May Be Abolished Under New System

New York. Jan 3 The discussion of subtreasury reform suggests money may flow back to New York from other parts of the country as the government considers abolishing subtreasuries. Analysts see potential gains for banking and currency, with far reaching implications for markets and finance.

Holland New York Andrew Jackson Bank of the United States

Market activity muted as weather delays trading session

Trading at the noon call showed light business with few orders for stocks and bonds. Prices held near recent figures while limited demand appeared in Washington Railway and Electric 4s, Potomac Electric 5s, Capital Traction 5s, and Washington Gas issues, with some gains in Mergenthaler and Laneton trades and selective activity in Union Trust and Citizens Savings.

Washington Railway and Electric Potomac Electric Consolidated Capital Traction Washington Gas Ware Washington Railway and Electric Preferred Lanaton Astor Bank and Trust Companies Union Trust Citizens Savings

Chicago Grain Market Weighs on January Shorts

In New York on January 3, demand from January shorts was less urgent after yesterday’s covering move. General business remained quiet and the cotton market eased, closing barely steady with declines of 8 to 15 points, about 11 to 15 points net.

New York Starling Exchange

Washington Produce Market Wholesale Quotations

Wholesale quotations from Washington market cover Virginia Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania fruits vegetables and dairy. Listings include butter cheese eggs poultry vegetables green fruits Florida California Arizona and local items with varied prices and units. Strong demand noted for home grown vegetables and multiple items show active trade across regions and product categories.

Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware Elgin New York State West Virginia Norfolk Florida California

Building Laws Amended by District Board

An amendment announced by the board of District commissioners allows detached one story buildings up to 400 square feet with nine inch walls to be used as stables garages or storage after February i.

Board of District Commissioners

New York Grain Summary for January 2

New York grain markets opened with spot wheat and corn trading steady to easy. Futures dipped slightly on selling amid favorable winter-wheat reports and slow demand, with receipts of 280,000 bushels of wheat and 29,000 of corn. May futures for wheat near 97 1/2 cents, bonded wheat January 980/__, oats and barley steady to firm in limited trade.

New York Duluth Forigh Hiport Uty

New York Market Receipts and Prices Across Commodities

New York reporting on January 3 shows receipts across multiple commodities with mixed tones. CHEESE steady at 9 212 tabs, EGGS steady with 8 998 cases. fresh gathered produce and lower grades noted, plus regional storage charges and varying percentages for quality. Poultry prices firm for Western chickens and fowls, dressed meat values listed. flour steady, pork steady, beef firm, lard firm, and tallow dull. Cottonseed oil weak to firm, sugar and coffee prices varied, potatoes and cabbages steady to weak, and peanuts unchanged.

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