Market Irregular at Close. Reading CP and Norfolk & Western Lead
Stock market closed near session lows with some profit taking but no major liquidation. Reading and Norfolk and Western rose on strong outlooks and dividend rumors, while Central Leather and American Beet Sugar holders push for actual payouts.
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Canadian Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Central
Treasury Notes
Leather Trust
Steel Trust
Copper Trust
Spinning Trust
Arkwright Club
Boston
Standard of
American Tobacco
Supreme Court
Wall Street
Standard OH
Pensylvania
Pennsylvania
Central Leather
American Best and Sugar Company
New York Stock Market Receipt Note
Received by W B Hibba and Company bankers and New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of
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W. B. Hibba & Co
Bankers and New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of
Treasury report shows New York banks hold excess reserves
The weekly statement from clear ing house banks shows a 36.09 million dollar surplus over required reserves with an 8.7 million dollar rise in the cash reserve ratio. Loans and deposits rose as financing operations and bond sales boosted liquidity and the surplus stood at about 39.28 million dollars despite a large currency flow into New York.
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United States
New York Clearing House
Sprele
Aocrnare
Associated Banks of
Isaves, &Co
New York City
National Bank
Treasury
Philippine Treasury
Washington Stock Exchange Market Summary
Washington stock markets show choice teal calves firm hog prices and lambs listed. Money on call and time loans available with easy terms 60 days 90 days six months at indicated percentages. Sterling exchange steady with tanker bills and commercial credits quoted. government bonds steady while railroad bonds show irregularity.
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Sterling Exchange Ste
Wall Street Gossip on Steel Wire Prices and City Bond Sale
New York speculators reacted to a surprise 1 a ton rise in American Steel and Wire prices amid forecasts of smaller steel cuts. National City Bank posted a cash surge of over 13 million, loans fell 32 million, reserves hit 36 percent as city bonds issue nears. Private investors show confidence with bids around 102.
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Washington Post
New York
American Steel and Wire Company
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
National City Bank
Wall Street Journal
Washington Stock Exchange Dull Session and Active Rail Stocks
Yesterday's Washington Stock Exchange session was quiet with few members on the floor as active traders attended stockholders meetings. Notable trades included 100 shares of Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 90, while Washington Gas showed mixed demand and Lanston stock sold at 1 1 2. Investment money remains easier with a slight week sales gain in bonds and stock. Directors and officers for multiple local railroad and utility firms were elected, including Norment as president and Harries as vice president. Real estate loan activity fell slightly week over week, with new loans totaling 28479 0.50 and purchases around 80 443.67. The National Bank of Washington and Washington Clearing House Association announced officers and committees for the year. New hotel company leadership was also named ahead of a Union Station project.
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Iowa Central
Amalgamated Copper
Kansas City Southern
Lehteh Valley
Louisville
Nashville
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
American Ice Securities
Missouri Pacific
American Locomotive
Nat Rys
American Steel Foundries
New York Central
American Sugar Refining
N. Y
American Tel
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Anaconda Mining
jPacifc
Atchison
Pacific
Tel
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
People’s Gas
Pitte
St Louis
Rethlehem Steal
Pittsburg
Brooklyn Rapid
Chicago
Mil
St Paul
St Louis Southwestern
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Southern Pacfic
Southern Battch
Consolidated
Southern Railway
Tennessee Capper
Delaware and Trudgon
Texas and Pacific
Denver and
Rio Grandé
Toledo
West
Denver
St L
Distilers
Seetanaiyens
Union Pacific
Erie
Bell
United States Rubber
General Electric
United States Steel
Great Northern
Great Northern Creetfs
Stah Copper
MK Bom
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Western
Hibbs Building
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Washington Gas
Washington
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Virginia Railway Company
Ony National Bank
Union Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
Union Savings
Washington Gas
George
Capital Traction
Tisnacostin and
Potomac BR. R
Ity
Suburban
Columbia Ry
Metropolitan
Alex
Mt. Vern
BP Telephone
Taguee
American ‘Tel
Emerson Steam Pump Co
Virginia
Norfolk and
Georgetown Cas
American Tel and Tel. Co
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lansten Monotype Mining
Greene-Cananea
National Bank
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National Cit
Columbia
East Washinggme Savings Bank Om
Provident Savings Bank
Corcoran
Axe Eiremen's
Franklin
Oo National Union
Bouyer
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Gases
Lanston
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred and Common
Mergenthaler
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
Anacostia and Potomac River Railroad Company
City and Suburban Railway of Washington
Georgetown and Tennallytown Railway Company
Brightwood Railway Company
Potomac Electric Power Company
Ward Thoron
Clarence P. King
Clarence F. Norment
George E. Harries
Ww. F. Hom
F. Whitehead
Milton E. Ailes
Charles J. Bell
Woodbury Blair
George H. Harries
Williamb. Hibbs
William Loach, Jr
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George Truesdell
Clearing House
Washington Clearing House Association
Willam J. Flather
J. Gales Moore
George W. White
National Metropolitan Bank
C. W. Edmonston
The
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Clarence Gordon
Columbia National Bank
J. Cckloff
Second National Bank
A. C. Clapham
Commercial National Bank
J. C. Eckloff
J. Castle Ridgeway
District National Bank
Nork, & W
Byurea
Tepsie
New York Produce Prices From Jan 21 Market Report
The New York market notes receipts and prices across staples. Creaky entries cover butter, cheese, eggs, poultry, flour, corn, rye, hay, hops, lard, tallow, cottonseed oil, petroleum, rosin, turpentine, rice, sugar, coffee, potatoes, cabbage, freight, and peanuts with varied steady to unchanged conditions and specific price ranges.
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Ordainery
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Buffalo
Paelde Coast
Bogota
Phil
Philadelph Ubis
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Rio
Cordova
New York Cotton Muted Amid Census Report Uncertainty
The New York cotton market stayed quiet with prices steady on scattered covering ahead of the census report due Monday. Trading showed little feature, with slight late demand and profit taking by small buyers amid confusion over the report's likely showing and expected U.S. crop totals.
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New York
Liverpool
Investors' Chart Guide Ad Promises Market Forecasts
Lawrence Barnum & Co bankers in Washington New York Philadelphia advertise an Investors' Chart Guide covering entire market swings with forecasts for 1911 and advice on the next long swing. The ad claims scientific advice and a high success rate from FR N Goldsmith in New York City.
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D.C
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Philadelphia
Pltaburg
FR. N. Goldsmith
Broad Street
City
Turbulent Wheat Selling After Nightly Trade Rumors
Chicago grain markets swung on reciprocity talk and mills' closures cited in Minneapolis rumors. May wheat fell sharply while corn and hog futures slipped. traders noted light country sales and heavy Northwest liquidation as the pit closed.
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Minneapolis
Northwest
Gatenciva
Canada
Live Stock Markets Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices and Receipts
In Aleggo on Jan 11 cattle receipts near 200 head with steady bids. hogs at 16 000 head with a slight advance. sheep about 7 000 head steady. New York Jan 21 beef and calves trading weak to steady. sheep and lambs slow with lambs weak and sheep steady to 6 15.
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Houston
Augusta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Louisville
Conain
Continent
Great Britain
France
Japan
Mexico
Aleggo
Western
Egone
Nativa Lambs
Metal Market Report Shows Little Change in Prices
The Metal Market in New York reports no change in the main market today with prices practically nominal. Tin around 41.25 to 41.55. copper indicators shown. lead at 4.40 to 4.64. zinc around 5.45 to 5.55 for spelter. iron remains unchanged.
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