Wall Street Rally Amid Decline in Early Trading
New York reports another stock market downturn with late session rally offsetting earlier losses. Notes heavy short selling and large stock borrowing amid widespread selling as forecasts predict a substantial weekly cash gain for banks. Bond activity remains subdued with total par value around $2.06 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steel
Amalgamated
Reading
Union Pacific
United States
Washington Stock Exchange accounting notes and prices
Market snippets show Capital Traction Railway and Washington Railway bonds, Columbia Railway issues, Potomac Electric Lights and Norfolk and Washington Steamboats quotes, with par values and prices around 100 to 105. Several banks and lines such as Commercial National Bank and Union Trust list multiple bond lots at varied prices, and after-call entries appear for Potomac Electric Consolidated and Traction Railway 6s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Traction Railway
Columbia Railway
Washington Railway
Potomac
Norfolk and Washington
Capital Traction
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Commercial National Bank
Union Trust
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Rae Traction Railway
Georgetown Gas Cert Ind
Bia
Io Capital Traction Co
Geyaoe Suburben
Mbis Columbia Railway
Wash. Railw. Alex
Mount Ver
Botammac Elertric Con
Amer. Tel
Washington
Wash. Market Co
Riggs Realty
Capital A
Hails Ray
Ladric
Eastern
Anwon Monotype
Greene-Cananea Copper
aeeee _ ational BANK
Oms
Farmers and Mechanics
Isa
Ooh
Trust Company
Ity and Trust
National Wings
Arid
United States
Artingion
Latina Union
Bouomee de Adee
Columbia
Local Bank Finances Highlight Deposits and Director Resignations
Local financial notes show deposits at the main branch reaching 206 022.57 and 41 961.43 at Center Market. William F. Ham will not qualify as director due to duties with Washington Railway and Electric Company, having attended only a few meetings. Herbert V. Hunt will not resign to join Federal National Bank, Frank B. Ghiselli named assistant cashier after fifteen years in banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Market
William F. Ham
Commercial National Bank
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Ham
Herbert V. Hunt
Federal National Bank
Frank BE. Ghiselli
Ant
Mr. Ghiselli
Wall Street Breaks Down In Telegraph Failure
New York on January 17 experienced a major market disruption as telegraph circuits delivering stock quotations failed for about fifteen minutes after 2 pm. Steel lent widely with rates around 2.34 percent on the board. London moved gold and copper prices softened with independents quoting 16 to 16.5 cents for copper for February delivery amid a market seeking liquidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
London
Paris
Argentina
Amalgamated Copper Company
Long list of names from a historical record
A sequence of personal names appears in the fragment including James A Cahill Charles J Faulkner Hollis Rinehart Ashton a Clapham Samuel J Henry H King Cornwell Eldridge Jordan H Bradley Davidson Arthur Lee JK Golden Donaldson Arthur Peter Waiter H Ula Arthur E Randle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Cahill
Charles J. Faulkner
Hollis Rinehart
Ashton A Clapham
Samuel J. Henry
H. King Cornwell
Eldridge
Jordan
H. Bradley Davidson
Arthur Lee
Golden Donaldson
Arthur Peter
Waiter H. Ula
Arthur E. Randle
Confidence as the Basis of Credit in Banking Meetings
New York Jan 17 analysis shows confidence in individuals underpins national bank credit. Proxies dominated stockholder votes at annual meetings with blank director choices, while small holders held equal voting rights. The piece notes widespread trust, minimal breaches, and public opinion shaping corporate leadership across major banks and railroads.
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New York
Morgan
Beker
Pujo
Washington
United States
Pers
Prozy
National Banks of New York
En. Hiven
National Banka
Baker
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Mei
United States Steel Corporation
Vanderbilts
Geps
Albany
Mr. Baker
Reecent
Department of Justice
National City Bank
Taft
City Security Association
City Bank
Chicago
Chicago Bank Directorate
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
American Tobacco Company
Pacific Railroad
Holland
Commercial Fire Insurance Company of DC Statement 1912
I examined the books and accounts of the Commercial Fire Insurance Company of the District of Columbia as of December 31, 1912, and confirm the above statement reflects the condition of the company on that date. S. H. Wolfe signed this certification.
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Commercial Fire Insurance Company
District of Columbia
S. H. Wolfe
First National Fire Insurance Company
Financial assets and bonds in state and national portfolios
The record lists mortgage loans and first liens, cash in bank and office, real estate equity values, and appraised building equity for the Insurance Commissioner of the District of Columbia dated October 28, 1912. It includes market values for bonds and notes from U S Government, Virginia Railway and Power, Southern Building Corporation, and several state highway and canal improvement projects. It notes capital stock, surplus, liabilities, and policyholder surplus alongside names of major issuers such as Southern Pacific, Bethlehem Steel, New York Central, and Great Northern with acting actuary Mr Wolfe.
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Newton Jan
Halmers
Ierican Agricultural
American Tel
American Tobacco
Armour
Atchison
Tchleon
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Ohio
Thicago
Alton
Chicago
Ren
Pac
Missouri Kana
Missouri
Kans
Texas
Missouri Pacific
National Age of Mexico
New York Central
Ha Hattera Ev
Bay Norfolk and Western
Western cv
Northern Pacific
Enn
Reading
Louis
San Fran
Seaboard Air
Southern Pacific
Southern
Sonat
Pacific
Lehigh Valley
Souis
Nash
S. P
Tex
Oolam
Car and Foundry
N. Rys
West
Am. S
Norfolk and Western
Am.Tobacco
Pacific Mall
Anaconda Mining Co
Pacific Tel
Pennsylvania
People's Gag AB
Atlantic Coast
St. L. OG
Pittsburgh Coal
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn
KR. T. Pullman
Patrol
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake
Republic
Republic I
Chi
Mil
St. P
Rock Island Co
N. W
China
AMG
Colo. Fuel and Iron
Seaboard Air Line
WWI Consolidated Gas
Union Pacific
Erie
General Electric
United States Steel
Great North
Greatfs
Rou.s&. Steel Prd
Llinois Central
Va.Caro. Chemical
Utah Copper
Interborough-Met
Elstern
Wabash
Inter. Harvester
Wabash Pfd
Inter. Marine
Western Union
Westinghouse
Kansas City
Lake Ertie
Laclede Gas
Insurance Department of the
District of Columbia
Bow
City
General
Union Pacific Railroad
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Co
Washington Railway and Electric Co
Consolidated
Insurance Commissioner of
Southern Building Corporation
State of New York
U. S
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Active
Inside
Baltimore Securities
Boston
Baltimore
National Bank of Baltimore
Maryland Trust
Con Power
Houston
Houston Oil
Ctfs
Baltimore City
S. Brewing
Penn Wat
Penn Wat.and P. 3. Sie United Rye. and Elec. Ist United Rys
Etec. Inc
Balto
A. City
Centennial
Copper
East Butte Copper Mine
Franklin
Giroux Con
Granby Consolidated Greene-Cananea
Mohawk
Nevada Consolidated
North Butte
North Lake
Bid Dominion
Shannon A
Utah Consolidated
Tah Copper Co
Adams Express
American Steel Foundry
Anglo-Amer
Braden Beater
Brit -Amer
Chicago Subway
Giroux Cons
Greene-Cananes Hollinger
Lake
la Rose Cana
Mason Val L
Coal Sates Co
Seteeree Manhattan Transit
Marconi, Nmen
Marconi Canad Nipissing Mines
Yukon
CIA
United Cigar Stores
Ana Interest
Washington Stock Exchange
Local Financial
Wall Street
NEW York Stock Market
Ashton G. Clapham
Eldridge E. Jordan Tucker K. Sands
Frank E. Ghicelli
Tucker K. Sands
O. G. Staples
John P. Story, Jr. Gee
Tully Vaughan
the Commercial National Bank
the Bank OF Personal Service
F. R. Dorr
Nyse Fc Panafsia
Wee Sase
Fire Insurance Company OF
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