Broad rise in prices as bonds issue looms
New York markets show broad gains with many sectors up. Baltimore and Ohio announces a 44 million convertible bonds offering to stockholders at 41 1 2 percent, aimed to fund maturing notes. Money remains tight abroad while funds flow from the interior, bonds hold steady, and calls see three percent or less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore
Onlo
Baltimore and
Oho
United States
Wheat and Corn Futures and Spot Prices in New York
Spot wheat steady firm for No 2 red and No 1 northern Duluth with gains on futures on export sales of 65 loads. Bonded wheat futures closed mixed with January near 1.00 percent and May around 96 to 97. Receipts and shipments figures show strong grain movement while corn remains firm on export demand.
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New York
Duluth
Brendy
Washington Stock Exchange Markets and Counterfeits Destruction
The Washington Stock Exchange saw a cheerful session with active buying and selling of favored stocks. Washington Gas and Railway and Electric activity showed notable bids and small lots traded amid steady bonds, while counterfeits seized by secret service begin destruction. Cotton ginnings by state and silver gold output for 1912 are reported, along with plans for the Exchange dinner at the Shoreham Hotel on January 25 with a governing committee named.
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New York
Ailiehalers
Amerian Agricultural
American
American Tobacco
Tds
Armour and Co
Atchison Gen
Atchison Cy
Setehigon
Atantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brookisn Transit Co
Central of Georgia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chesapeake
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Quincy
Vavanue Teceipte
Rigga Realty
Chiago
Pac
Rigée Realty
Coloredo
Capital Traction Railway
Delaware and
Hodeoney
Washington Railway and Electric 4A
Denver
Rto
Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat
Sre Wen
Minows Central Tetter
Treasury
Washington Railway and Electric Premoterborough
Inter Merc Marine
Washington ‘Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
United States
Vanneville
Lanston Monotype
Miscouri
Texas
Missouri
American National Bank
Washington Gas
Mexico
Washington Railway and
Electric Pre
Hartford cv
Tn Treasury
Columbia Railway
Norfolk and Western Ist
National Bi
Capital Traction
Northern Pacific
Norfolk, and Western cv
Philippine Treasury
Lanston
Penn cv Ae
Penn von Is
Grapetown
St Louis
San Fran
Railroa
Mt St Yous
San
Capital Ty ‘Sction Co
la Southwestern Can
City
Seaboard Air Line Adj
Southern Pacific Col
Holt
Alumbia
Pacific cv
Solumbia Atte
Southern Pacific RR
Wee
Raita
Southern Railway
Tees
Union National Bank
Union
Lectric Con. Mort
Potorsc
Lectric
US Steel
Market Co
Western Wash
Coldean Westinghouse Electric Cr
Norfolk and Wesh
Wisconsin Central
Bees
Riggs Realty
Lope
spooKa
Capital Rapaea
Eastern Licht Fuel Co
Greene-Cananea Copper
Wetee National Bank
Washington
Trust Company
Brooks
Security and Trust
National Savings and Trust
United States Trust Co
Union Savings
Arlington
Franklin
Eddies National Union
Columbia
Chay In Sacks Co
Ehange
Prominen
Aeveral
Washington Railway and Electric
Brd
Mergenthaler
Washington Railway
Columbia Railroad
Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Shoreham
New York Cotton and Chicago Grain Bid Report
A brief market note shows bid activity in New York cotton and Chicago grain, with quotes indicating buyer interest. Traders monitor price levels and weekly trends as futures markets respond to demand signals and global supply cues.
Daly Cotton Market Baltimore Prices Roil in Early Trading
Kal: Wheat firmer prices in Baltimore bid 544% amid mixed grain and dairy quotes. Eggs show declines across Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby regions with various lots off. Butter prices range across creamery and processed forms. Poultry and turkey listings mixed, with small to large birds priced per pound and regional differences noted for Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia markets.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Virginia
Dos
Kent
Mt Ibe
Unfilled Wall Street Orders Seen At Record High
Wall Street expects United States Steel to disclose December unfilled orders totaling about 7.9 million tons, a peak surpassing 1906 figures due to practice changes. Bond trading since January 1 runs at about one third of last year as 1913 begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Axe
Wal Street
Stock Exchange
New York Money Market Update January 9
Money on call sits at 2 1/2 to 3 percent with bids at 3 percent offered. Time deposits show steady at 0 days, 4 months, and 90 days with rates around 4 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange firm with Bankers' Dela bills near 4.88. Prime mercantile paper at 5 percent. Government bonds and railroad bonds steady.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bankers
Dilla
Bar
Ailver
Morgan Would Have Explained 1907 Panic Causes to Pujo Panel
New York report outlines J Pierpont Morgan's intended testimony on the 1907 panic. He would have linked excess monetary demand, global events, and currency limits to a foreseen crisis, arguing barricades failed and Knickerbocker Trust faced the first breach. The piece notes widespread belief in deliberate panic and Morgan's planned, fuller explanation.
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New York
Morgan
Mediterranean
Pujo
Mr. Morgan
United States
Wen Wilson
Ming
Igo
Great Britain
France
Knickerbocker
Truat Company
New York City
Knickerbocker Trust
Fifth Avenue
Paul le Roy Beau- Mea
A. Platt Andrew
Harvard
Fuso
Chicago
Holland
Live Stock Markets Report From Chicago and New York
Chicago live stock prices show steady cattle and hogs with mixed ranges for beef cattle and high demand for sheep and lambs. New York receipts and quotes reflect steady to firm tone on dressed beef and live cattle with varying lamb and hog values across weights.
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Chicago
Texas
Ij Wettera
T. Cone
New York
Texan
SOI
Washington Produce Market wholesale quotations
Wholesale quotations from the Washington Produce Market cover frusta and vegetables in demand across Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware, with prices for potatoes, citrus, apples, cranberries, nectarines, and other items. Meats and poultry are minimally listed, with scattered price cues and generic lot descriptions.
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Virginia
Penneylyania
Maryland
Delaware
New York State
New
Weaety
Tread Virginia
West Virgina
California
Philadelphia Markets Report From January Prices
Philadelphia market notes show butter steady to unchanged with various price quotes per case. Wheat firmer with November red in export elevators. Poultry prices rise for alive birds and mixed dressed goods with numerous line items for fowls ducks geese and turkeys. Potatoes unchanged.
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Philadelphia
Pennpylvagia
Sears Ma
Copper Market Movements in New York and London
The Metal Market reports copper prices steady in New York with March at 16.75 to 17.25, April 16.70 to 17.00, electrolytic 17.50 to 17.15, lake 17.00 to 17.37, and coatings 17.12 to 17.3. Exported copper this month totals 3,159 tons. London spot copper at £72,6d with futures £15 32s 6d. Local exchanges note tin steady and unchanged. Cleveland warrants quoted 21 1/2d in London.
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New York
Pentsylvania
Hennery
Lerse Alze
State
Pennsylvania
Hannery
Continent
South America
Rio
Santos
Dan
Chicago
Boge
Galveston
New Orleans
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Obey
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Texas City
Brungwick
Aruagas
Jacksonville
Tacoma
Lemy Sesso
Tobitt
Great Brit
Equiment
Japan
Britain
France
BMG Tepay
Great Britain
Mexico
Lake
London
Cleveland
Oil Quotations From Old City Market Report
Old City Pennsylvania January 9 reports oil credit balances 3.05 fans 758522 average 110339 shipments 9864 cents average 8810 Toledo Ohio Japan North Lima 1 28 South Lima 1 23 Indiana 1 28 Wooster 1 58.
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Old City
Toledo
Ohio
Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Wooster
American Graphophone pays extra preferred dividend
The American Graphophone Co declares an extra dividend No 58 of three quarters of one percent on its six per cent first mortgage notes and preferred capital stock. Record holders on January 10 will receive the dividend, to be paid January 15 by order of directors Edward D Easton, president.
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Texas
Wabash
Maine Central
Lake Shore
Hudson Company
International Harvester Fe
Southern Railway
American Graphophone
American Graphophone Co
Edward D. Easton
Presien
M. D. Rosenberg
Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia
Isaac Herman
Harriet A. Sterrett
City of Washington
Rebecca Sterrett Carroll
Augusta T. Thompson
Mary H. Sterrett
Francis Harrison Taloes
Herriett Haines
Emily Alcorn
Frank Bramhall
John S Bramhall
Anna T. Bramhall
Aleness
Samuel Sterrett
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Thomas Fitzsimon
Matthew Pearce
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Post
Jom Barnard
J. R. Young
W. AL Rrolg
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Askold
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American Steel Foundry & Anglo-Amer
Oil Braden
Hrit
Amer
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Kerr Lake
Rose
Ie Con Sales
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Nipissing Mines
Standard of
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United Cimar
United Cigar Stores
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East Butte
Franklin Giroux Consolidated Granby Consolidated
Oreene-Cananea
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Pacific Tel
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People’s Gas
Toby
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Bethlehem Steel
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Cal Petrol
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Rock Island Co
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U1. &. Steel
Interborough Met
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Va.-Caro. Chem. Pfa
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WB14
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Washington Produce Market
the. Metal Market
Nformation, Real Estate Trust CO
Mig F Ostreet
Department OF the Interior
Washington, D. C
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Fetock
Pb. Om
Pension Office
Washington, D.C
Secretary of the Interior
Shareatier
Navy Yard
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Automobile Ambuee Oe
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J. Cowie
Paymaster General
Citizens Savings Bank
G Street N. Ww
First National Fire Insurance Company of the
Insurance Department of the
Danville
State of New York Canal
Texea
Robert J. Wynne
Ashley M. Gould
Frederick
Dudley
Trean Robert N. Harper
William J. Davis
Amt
Robert RK. Tuttle
Charles F. Carus
First National Fire Insurance Company
Riggs National Bank Penn. Ave
U. S. Treasury
Burpias
Washington Loan & Trust Company Cor
John Jgy Edson
Lawrence Barnum & Co
F St. N.W
Lawrence J. Dietz & Co
Consolidated Block Exchange of
Woodward Building Co
F. Hutchinson
Met
Washington& Southern Bank
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Thomas P. Morgan
Moor Sosther
Modern &Ronny
Ith
Streaen
Roam Hetel
Columbia Heights
Ni Pleasant
4Th
Gardiner & Dent, Inc
B. R. Bennett
Bank
Bret Oe Recont Trust
Charles E. Tribly
Thompson Building
Ith St. N. W
Drug Store
Nene Nn
F. H. Smith Company
D. Great Estate
WMH Saunders & CO
Southern
13Th
Joan
Tyler & Rutherford Inn
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