Market More Stable as Telephone Shares Drag List
New York trading opened dull but steadied with Union Pacific Reading Lehigh Valley and copper shares leading early gains. Southern Pacific remained under pressure while Virginia Carolina Chemical traded weakly and American Agricultural slumped. copper prices showed strength amid broader market steadiness.
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New York
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Reading
Lehigh Valley
American Agricultural
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Yorhapa
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London
Bonda
United States
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Petrolerie
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CURB MARKET AND COMMODITIES REPORT FROM NEW YORK
The report lists wholesale price quotes for money on call, mercantile paper, and sterling exchange, with notes on government bonds and railroad issues. It covers fruits, vegetables, eggs, poultry, and green and tropical fruits with varied regional prices and packing terms, including California and Florida listings. It also mentions specific companies and brokers and provides miscellaneous market identifiers and contact details.
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Wall Street Gloom Reflects in Record Low NYSE Seat Price
New York stock market dullness drives a seat on the NYSE to sell for 61000 dollars the lowest since 1908. Copper prices firm while Amalgamated and Bethlehem Steel move on dividend talks. Virginia Carolina Chemical and Lackawanna Steel show weakened and strong signals as London money market improves with rising bank reserves.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Direc‘tera
Amalgamated
Dmeltera Jare
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
London
Bank of England
Holland Explains Banking Concentration Beyond New York
The article argues that major banking capital, resources, and deposits are increasingly concentrated in cities like Chicago Baltimore and New Orleans rather than New York. It links these trends to West growth and South development, noting mergers in Baltimore and a new trust institution, with Baltimore poised as a Southern financial hub alongside New Orleans. The piece cites Pujo committee investigations and a rise in interlinked directors as part of a national shift toward large concentrations of banking power.
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West
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Investigation Committee of Congress
Eet Eee
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International Banking House
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Ireland
Liverpool
Condon
Erie Canal
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Lakes
Mississippi River
New Trust Company
Alexander Brown & Son
Holland
Home Plate Glass elects officers and directors
The Home Plate Glass Insurance Company of the District of Columbia elected officers yesterday. John B. Larner was named president and attorney, A. G. Taylor vice president, and Philip F. Larner secretary and treasurer. Directors for the coming year are John B. Larner, A. G. Taylor, Thomas Somerville, Philip F. Larner, George Spransy, and Byron S. Adams.
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Home Plate Glass
Home Plate Glass Insurance Company
District of Columbia
John B. Larner
Taylor
Philip FP. Larner
Thomas
Somerville
Philip F. Larner
George Spransy
Byron
Adams
City of Danville Bond Refunds and Capital Stock Details
City of Danville lists bond refunds for Southern Building Corporation Gold Bonds with values 20 000 and 25 000 and totals 50 250 101 200 along with a 23 312 50 capital stock partially paid up, indicating financial instrument statuses and paid-in amounts.
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