Local stock and bond market reports from Washington exchange
Light trading followed a quiet session with few sales at the Washington Stock Exchange. Washington Railway and Electric advanced a point. Capital Traction and Washington Gas showed steadiness or limited activity. Bond demand was modest, while Eugene E. Thompson acquired a seat from Augustus Crane and authored a key reference on local securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Capital Traction
Washington Gas
Morganthaler
Washington Railway and Electric 4A
Potomac Electric Consolidated Is
Eugene E. Thompson
Crane, Parrin & Co
Augustus Crane
Washington Stock Exchange
Thompson
Ita
Washington Securities
Banking and Exchange Seats and Bankruptcy Notices
The article notes Crane, Parris & Co partner PSon buys Augustus Crane seat on the Weston Stock Exchange. Barnard to lecture to bankers on Agencies and Associations. Raleigh chapter plans annual banquet February 2. Harry J. Lueders files voluntary bankruptcy with debts of 70 and no assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
T Pson
Crane, Parris & Co
Augustus Crane
Weton
Barnard
Charles R. Barnard
American Institute of Banking
Raleigh
Jim
Harry J. Lueders
Supreme Court
Tobriner
B. A. Graham
Local Produce Market Wholesale Prices Across States
Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware fruits and vegetables in strong demand with home grown items moderate. Poultry prices for alive spring chickens, hens, turkeys. butter, cheese, eggs, and various vegetables priced per sack, crate, basket, or per hundredweight. Notable items include Florida and California fruits, New York state dairy, and assorted regional produce such as potatoes, lettuce, cabbage, tomatoes, citrus, and berries with varied per unit and per crate pricing.
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
New York State
New
Frelinis
Maine
Florida
New York
California
Malaga
Washington cattle market prices listed for various livestock
A fragment from the Washington cattle market column shows prices for spring lambs hogs and sheep per pound with figures like 8 8 percent and 4 P4 percent. Veal calves and dressed pork are noted with per pound values and odd spellings suggesting OCR errors. The snippet provides only scattered price cues without clear context or full items.
New York Produce Market Summary for January 3
New York reports mixed dairy and egg prices with dull butter demand and unsettled eggs. Creamery milk and cheese values show small gains and extras. Western markets hold steady while freight and branuts remain unchanged.
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New York
Pennsylvanie
Deanery
Heanery
Ava
Teady
Tobacco shares rise as irregular market narrows
New York trading on January 3 showed a narrow range with slight early losses followed by a bear counteraction and a later selloff. Tobacco stocks led gains while American Agricultural Chemical, Cotton Oil, Texas Pacific, Southern Railway, and Missouri Pacific moved upward. New York Central remained weak on short selling, and a pending antitrust bill near the close prompted some professional selling. Bank statements expected to show a strong cash gain around $25 million as funds move back into banks. bond market improved with some pressure in spots. Total sales par value $8,069,000 with United States Loans 43 registering a small advance.
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New York
Reading
Southern and South ‘Western
Congress
United
American Agricultural
American Tel
Tel
American Tobacco És
Armour & Co
Atchison Gen
Atchison cv
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Central Leather
Central of Georgia
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chesmeet
B. & Quincy
Chicago
B. && Quincy
I & Fe
TANG
Colorado & Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
Aware '& Hudson Ty
Kansas & Texas
Uinville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
National Railways of Mexico
New York Central
N. & Hartford
Norfoke & Western Ist
Np ‘Y
Norfolk & Western cv
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Penn. cv. Roe
Eve Erenier
Penn
St. Louis & San Fran
Motal Fund Aseta
St. Louis
San Fran
Offic St. Louie
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Union Parcific
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Virginia-Carolina
Seri Oes
Western Maryland
I National Bank
Weatinghoue Electric
Wisconsin Central
Philppines
Seneral
Braden Wees
British-Amer
Tobscoy
New
Te- Giroux Consolidated
Goldfield Consolidated
Greene-Cananea
Sig Intercon
Aessee
Kerr Lake
Tee Ls
Rage Consolidated Tee
Ae New York
I. V. Coal Sales Company
Mason Valley U
SA Us
Manhattan
Marconi
Yukon Gold Sace Ie
United Cigar Stores
Curb Market Receipts and Disbursements Report
A dated financial notice records curb market transactions for January detailing receipts and a series of large disbursement totals. The figures include amounts such as 217,209.91 and multiple other large sums like 2,642,002.23 and 3,792,148.10, indicating a comprehensive accounting of inflows and outflows on the day.
Local Stock Exchange Hit By Mixed Bid Orders
Regular sales call at noon reports Washington Gas at $500 with 106 percent bid. Capital Fraction Railroad shows $1,000 at 8 percent yield. Selling activity dominates the midday queue as traders note volatile demand across utility and railroad listings.
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Washington Gas Be
Capital Fraction Railroad Bz
Baltimore securities and city bonds market notes
Financial brief lists prices for Baltimore Securities Washington Railway and Electric 4s Wells Fargo notes and other local issues. Mergenthaler Linotype Metropolitan National Bank and Capital Traction Railroad 5s show multiple price quotes after call and at various yields or percentages. Additional market data continued on page 10.
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Washington Railway and Hlectric
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Metropolitan National Bank
Capital Traction Railroad
Georgetown Gas
Columbia Gas
Col. Gas
Elec
Capital Traction Co
Ann. & Pot. River HR
Gm City
Columbia
Rwy
R. FR
Bilec. Is. Wash
Hiex
P. Telehone Bs
Tel
Wasee Am
Ages Wash. Petket Co
Waeh M. Market Co
Os &W
Steamboat
Wash
Wash. Rev
Nec
W. Steamboat
Georgetown
Columbia Gas & Nelay
al, & Tel. Co
Retan
Lanston Monotype
Shane
Greene Cananea
Ates National Bank
American
Sect - Bres
East ‘Butte
Mer. Security & Trust
National Savings and True sacres—Standard
Neuon
Union Trust Company
Nevada Consolidated
Loan and Trust
Nipissing
Continental
North Butte
North Lake
Ord
Ee Home Savings Bank
Pecan Shannon Deenee Ware
I Commerce Nes Teas
Utah Consolbat Aeene Co Wi
Eaat
Eshington Savings - Tenes Utah Copper Co
Ste
Arlington
Brocks
D— Columbia
Peeeenson Con
Entate Erectavee Seaey Con
Sabes
Houston
Tr. Otis
Feisa Mane Aeq
Hi Seaboard
Cail, Pauper Mfg. Co
Ophons
Ieree
United Railways
York
Ge. & Brewing
Relly Rake
Dlonime
Joane Meee
Wealler
Penn. Wat
Mercajtie Paper Ha
Hierling Ax
C.eseen
United Rys
New York Faces Foreign Exchange Shifts in New Banking Era
In New York City the question rises how the new national banking and currency system and J P Morgan & Co partners stepping back from boards will affect the U S foreign exchange market. Chicago attempts to steal this business show theWest as a rival. New York’s lead rests on gold flows, market concentration, and Morgan’s pledge to keep gold in the U S. Opinions differ on whether the new law will dilute New York’s supremacy or spread foreign exchange across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Financial
New York City
United States
J. P. Morgan & Co
Baxeen
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
National Bank and Currency
Europe
Cleveland
Morgan
London
Mr. Morgan
International Mercantile Marine Company
Holland
Wall Street Gossip on London Interest and Rail Dividends
The report notes thin London interest in American stocks with limited impact from foreign demand. It highlights Amalgamated Copper strength and mixed railroad sentiment, citing Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific among others. It also covers Missouri Pacific Freight reductions and a Baltimore and Ohio dividend declaration for six months ending December 1, 1913, with March 2 payment to stockholders of record January 3, 1914, and a flood-related charge affecting earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Tausimesa
Weanesaay
Ga. D. Ns
Treasur
New York grain market reports steady prices and firmer exports
The New York grain summary shows steady No 2 red and firm prices despite inactive futures. Weekly exports rose 40 percent, with July contracts noted and shipments to Toledo and other markets.
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New York
Loh
Ft. O. Bafivat
Northam Duluth
Pricas
Bank Clearings for Week Ending January 8 1914
Bradstreet's bank clearings report for the week ending January 8 1914 shows an aggregate of 94 029 441 000 dollars, compared with 2 944 829 000 the prior week and 3 928 018 000 in the corresponding week last year. Regional figures include Philadelphia St Louis Pittsburgh Kansas City San Francisco Baltimore Cincinnati Minneapolis Los Angeles Cleveland Detroit New Orleans Omaha Louisville Milwaukee Seattle Portland Cres ve St Paul Denver Indianapolis Salt Lake City Columbus Cedar Rapids Waterloo Springfield Mi Quincy Tl Bloomington Ogden Pitah Decatur Jacksonville Washington and more. One day estimate included.
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New York
Bradstreet
Philadelphia
St Louis
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Detroit
New Orlean
Omaha
Louisville
Milwaukee
Seattle
Portland
Cres
St. Paul
Denver
Indianapolis
Salt Lake
Washington
Baltimore Markets: Grain Livestock and Butter Prices
Baltimore markets report quiet wheat trading with varying grades and prices. Livestock and poultry show mixed values for hens turkeys ducks and geese with regional price differences across Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby areas. Butter and other dairy items list rates for creamery fancy and store packed varieties reflecting regional supply.
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Baltimore
Kent Island
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Voliz
West Virginia
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Parker, Bridget & Company
Bruce
Overenets
Stereane
Edo
Prince al
Sunnet
Sun Metal
United States Geological Survey
Harris
Census Bureau
William M. Steuart
Berton
Dureau
Ridsdale
American Forestry Association
Treasury Department
Chamber of Commerce
Albert Schultais
Lft
Janary
Enery A Nd Electric
Aaa
Washington Cattle Market
Stra Oregmnery
Arete
Western
Louisville & Nashville
Miami
SR Mls Loerie
Kansas
Texas
Koarfonsne O
Amer
Car & Fdy
Cottor
OiAmer
Ice Securities
Bais
National Lead
American Linseed
Ata
Locomotive
Big Verses
Rye
BO Amer. Smelt
Rig
Oak Tee Amer
S & Rig
American Tobacco
North American
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchigon
Paul Dgene
Pacific Mail
Atchizon Pid
Pacific Tel
Atlantic Coast
Bstimore G& Ohio
People's Gas
Lehem Steel
Ip. CC
St Brook
Rapid Tit
Canadian Pacifi
Pullman
Ray Consolidated
Chesapeake
China Consolidated
Republic
Chicago Great Wes
Republic IL
S. Pfd
Aesgales O
Chi
Mil
Rock Island
North Western
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Batons St. Les
Consolidated Gas
Seaboard Air Line
Delaware & Hudson
Eas
Denver & Rio G
Bae
Distillers’ Securities
Erie Base
Tennessee Copper
Merie Iwt
Texas & Pacific
Ol Erie
Union Pacifc
General Electric
Goodrich
United States Earty
United States Rubber Baig
Great Northern
United States Steel BO
Great North
Cre
Ctfs
Wees
Avaee
Steel
Ene
Bee Tinoig Central
Utah Copper
Interborough-Met
Caro. Chemical
Inter
Met
Caro. Chem
Harvester
Abash
Watee My
Racine
Waibash
International
Ates
Eastern Union
Bibbs & Co
Gtck Exchange
Hibbs Building
Curb Market
Prited States Treasury
Chicago Grain
Local Stock Exchange
Baltimore Securities
West
St. Lawrence River
Lakes
Wall Street
Union Pacifia Pre
Gan
Deriver
Inter-Metropolitan
Ric ‘Tinton
Mineouri' Pactite
The
Commercial National Bank
Bank of Personal Service Corner
Fourteenth and G Streets
Pt Te
York Grain
OM City
Credit Ibetence
Atorags
Shiomente
Avorage
Seiu Cours
Toledo
Ohio
Jamas
W. B. Hibbs & CO
Hibbs
National Savings and Company
Corner 15Th
N. Y. Ave
Ome Oad, Co US
Savines Bann 14
Ysu Streets
Wade H.cooper
Munsey Trust
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
F Street
John Joy Edson
Presiden
Franck Peessée
District of Columbus
National Metropolitan Sank
Fifteenth Street
U. 3
Treasury
Columbi
Gli Eifes
Soilcita
H. & Chase
Akat
Tuttle
Poa & Start Chase
A. B. Oc
Howard C. Beck
Harvey S. Chase & Company
Pubile Aes Accountants Telephone Main Riggs Building
Washington, D.C
Mesa
State St
Beaton. Co
J. Thilman Hendrick Hendrick Building
15Th St
N. W
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