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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1911

Page

3

Bank Shares Rally on Strong Statement and St Paul Frisco Link

Stocks closed strong on January 14 as a buoyant bank statement fed optimism. Goldfield Consolidated weakened briefly on ore reserve news, while market chatter linked St Paul and Frisco to a Los Angeles extension opening a new Pacific coast outlet.

Goldfield St Paul Frisco Friscos Los Angeles Mexico Southern Pacific Pacific Coast Wall Street Supreme Court Canadian Pacific

Bond Market Summary From New York on January 14

New York bond market reports mixed activity with on call nominal yields and time loans. Bondors note six month rates around 4.34 percent and commercial paper around 4.3 percent. Government bonds show steadiness while railroad bonds exhibit firm demand. bankers quote at 4.82 percent for bills and 8.95 for demand commercial bills.

New York Pome Mercantile

Washington Stock Exchange dull metal market report

New York data shows tin and copper prices largely unchanged with minor variances. Electrolytic copper quoted around 12.62 to 12.75 per pound. tin and lead values listed with slight shifts. beef calves and veal prices noted. inconsistent numbers reflect typical market quotation noise in the absence of active exchange trading.

New York

Bond Market Strength Outshines Stock Activity in January

New York broker reports show more than 2 million dollars of bonds changing hands on the exchange as January funds flow from interest and dividends. Investors remain cautious on stocks despite bond market strength, awaiting clarity on American Tobacco and Standard Oil cases. Major financing moves include Pennsylvania and New York City bond issues, with Seaboard Air Line proposing a 19 million dollar refunding and a 34 million dollar option. European subscriptions and foreign buyers bolster demand for new issues while several industrial bonds surface in week’s activities.

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New York Produce Market Mixed To Steady Readings

New York market reports mixed results with butter and eggs steady to weak, flour steady quiet, rice and sugars varied, meats and oils showing little movement. Notable prices include eggs and butter fluctuating, wheat and cornmeal stable, and coffee dull with several commodities unchanged or marginally shifted.

New York Pennsylvania Hennery Western Kannan

New York Stock Market Quotations Issued by Hibbs & Co

The foregoing quotations are the same as those of Hibbs Building brokers who are members of the Trade and Washington Stock Exchange. Received by Hibbs & Co bankers and New York Stock Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade.

Hibbs Wuilding Th Trade and Washington Stock Exchange We B Hibbs & Co Bankers and New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board Carlisle & Co

New York Clearing House Reports Weekly Bank Reserves Rise

New York weekly clearing house data shows banks cleared $21,398,290 more than required by the 2 percent reserve. Loans rose by $18,273,800 as deposits increased $44,085,200, with surplus reserve climbing to $27,398,250 and overall cash in excess of required reserves up $15,112,100. Trust companies show mixed results with several large loans and cash decreases, while the clearing house banks absorb many loans from trusts as money flows in from the interior.

Thomas C. Shotwell Washington Post New York Goldfield Consolidated St. Paul Greater New York Clearing House Louna

Market rises on Washington stocks and bonds week

Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange shows a modest week gain with 1,263 shares and 46,800 dollars in bonds. The Washington Railway and Electric Company and Lanston led activity while preferred stock drew strong demand around 87 to 88, and common stock rose after call. Bond listings were quiet with a few issues at firm levels.

Capital Traction Washington Railway and Electric Chesapeake and Potomac Washington Railway and Bilectric Ptd BBR Washington Gaz Lanston Monotype East Washington Savings Bank Washington Gas Vtg Morgenthaler Linotype Washington Railway and Electric Com BONDS Georgetown Gas Ind Anacostia and Potomac River Columbia Ry Alex Pathies I American Ant Emerson Steam Pump Co Capital Traction Co Nortokkan Washington Steamboat Georgetown American Tel and Tel. Co Virginia Mergenthaler Linotype Greene-Cananea Copper National Bank National City Colum Trust Company American Security and Trust Ae Union Trust Company Washington Loan United States Trust Company iAily Inge Bank Stours Home Savin Merchants and Gehanies Savings Bank Union Sa Dome Ba Bank Washington Savings Bank Provident Savings Bi ‘Il Fire Insurance Brocks Arlington National Union Columbia Heal Estate Emi Ge Eam Pump Co Sears Washington Stock Exchange Mar Washington Railway and Electric Company Lanston East Washington Savings Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Washington Railways and Electric

Washington Produce Market wholesale eye prices Gazette

Wholesale eye market prices feature strong fruit and vegetable quotes with tight supplies in Southern vegetables. Eggs and butter show regional variations across Virginia West Virginia and Tennessee, while dressed poultry, sweet potatoes, cucumbers and greens dominate the listing. Prices include per pound and per barrel figures for pork game and other staples across multiple states and Florida.

Hesh Virginia West Virginia Virginia Tennessee Elgin New York State New Florida California

New York Grain Market Report January 14 Wheat and Corn Decline

New York grain prices ease on January 14 as futures dip amid liquidation and weak outside markets. Wheat spot steady to easy with No 1 Northern Duluth at 123 1 2 percent f o b afloat. May and July futures lower. Corn spot barely steady with No 2 at 58 1 2 percent. futures show net decline. Oats hold steady with standard white at 39 percent. Receipts and shipments tallies provided for all grains.

New York Duluth Liverpool League John W. Tomlin National Democratic Fall River Dermen University of Virginia

Chicago Grain market outlook faces selling pressure and lower closes

In Chicago local trading wheat led losses as receipts neared shipments and world supplies weighed on prices. May wheat fluctuated around 161% to 101% while corn and oats softened amid selling by locals and packing interests. Provisions slipped as pork ribs and lard moved lower with limited demand.

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New York cotton and college club meet in New Willard talk

New York Jan 14 The National League of Democratic College Clubs plans a political talkfest at the New Willard Wednesday at 8 pm to align plans for Democratic efforts over the next two years. Warren Jefferson Davis, league president, sent the call in December to enable state vice presidents to attend the Baltimore conference.

National League of Democratic College Clubs New Willard Warren Jefferson Davis Baltimore

Live Stock Markets Report from Chicago and New York

Chicago market data shows cattle receipts near 900 with steady demand. beef and veal prices mixed across cattle types. Hog receipts around 12,000 with steady market. lighter, mixed, and heavier hogs priced near 7.7 to 7.8. Sheep receipts about 1,500 with steady to slightly lower lambs. New York notes 2,200 cattle receipts and steady dressed beef, calves around 10 to 11, and hogs about 2,248 with nominal steadiness.

Chicago Texas New York

Horns Tailor Campaign Offers Free Shoes with Suits

Horn the teller promotes a bold sales scheme tying suit purchases to a free shoe order from Berberich's, claiming extreme price cuts on his stock and a guaranteed fit. He aims to be the region’s best known tailor while clearing excess inventory through this limited offer.

Horn the Teller Washington Horn Berberich Robert Berberich & Sons

Democratic leaders addressed by national and state figures

The event will feature John W. Tomlinson and Joseph Hartigan as speakers with Roger Sherman Hoar among others while a tragic accident nearby reports a baby dying after falling from a carriage on a front street. The item notes free post want ads in The Post classified column.

John W. Tomlinson National Democratic Committee On Organizations Joseph Hartigan New York State Democratic College League Roger Sherman Hoar Massachusetts League Thers David C. Kerr James W. Kerr Thirteen’ Street

Coffee Mills Incorporated in Washington DC

Manhattan Coffee Mills becomes a District of Columbia corporation with a $150,000 capital. It will blend roast and distribute Martha Washington coffee from a Seventh Street Maryland Avenue SW plant equipped with sanitary roasting. Promoters include Ury Danenberg Henry Berrett Mr Rheine W B Freese and O W Shumate.

District of Columbia Manhattan Coffee Mills New York House Washington Martha Washington Seventh Street Maryland Avenue Ury Danenberg Henry Berrett Mr. Rheine W B. Freese O W. Shumate Air Danenberg New York

Bank Statement Of National Bank On January 11 1811

District of Columbia financial record listing assets liabilities and deposits including loans discounts reserves and due from banks. Signature of treasurer Harry G Meem and notary Alfred B Dent attesting to the accuracy of the figures and sworn on January 11 1811.

Seers District of Columbia City of Washington HARRY G@ MEEM Harry G Meem Alfred B Dent Washington Loan and Trust Company Wll

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