Reading Stock Market Shifts with Southern Pacific Gain
Reading stocks soar while large selloffs hit other issues as market closes weak. Southern Pacific and Reading dominate gains amid rumors and heavy trading. Pennsylvanian and Chesapeake pushes also rise.
Wall Street Gossips on Rail and Steel Moves in Reading Era
Special to The Washington Post reports on a volatile trading day in New York with weather hints aiding gains. Amalgamated Copper dips then recovers while Reading shows disturbing influence. Delaware and Hudson plans a 1.9 million cut off at Wilkesbarre to speed service. Federal Smelting rises on anticipated gains, with broad market anxieties over bonds and the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific dynamics. St Paul strength linked to Pacific Coast extension, and Pennsylvanias strategic rally tied to a Paris market move through a new company. Reading sparks corner rumors, while Wall Street watches pool activity and overseas pools in London shore up the balance of power.
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New York Stock Market Monday Briefs
New York Stock Market notes for Monday January 22 reference data received by W B Hibbs Co. and list members of the Washington Stock Exchange.
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London and New York metal markets slide and hold
The London tin market closed higher with spot and futures at 184 1 2d. Copper rose abroad to £78 9s 6d. spot and £76 7s 6d. futures. Local markets remained quiet with varied prices for lead zinc spelter and foundry alloys. no immediate uplift in quotations observed.
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Washington stock quotes and bond listings prompt market snapshot
Yesterday’s Washington Stock Exchange quotations show multiple rail and utility issues with varied prices and yields. Notable entries include Washington Railway and Electric bonds and preferred shares, Metropolitan Railroad securities, Columbia Railroad notes, and numerous national and local stock listings across banks, insurers, and utilities with frequent 4s to 100s price ranges.
Financial Stock Market Quiet Yet Brisk on Bonds
The market showed small volume and dull trading with bonds drawing most attention. Potomac Electric bonds sold 14,000 at 1037-8, closing at 103, with later bids and an active after sale. Twenty nine years news item notes bank stock rights and new issue details for Second National Bank, including one third subscription rights at par. Washington Railway and Electric stock traded actively at 427-8 to 421-2, with limited demand at 89 1/4 to 89 1/2. A new Security and Storage Company was formed by Bell, Hurt, Blount, Norment, Flather, Read, and Aspinwall with 400,000 capital, to take over storage from American Security and Trust. directors named, meeting at 4 pm to elect officers.
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Columbia Railroad
Washington Ges
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Washington Railway and Electric Common
American Security and Trust Rights
Second National Bank
Mitchell Mining
S Stock Exchange
District of Columbia Bonds
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomacs
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Bristol Gas and Electric
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric
United States
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company
Potomac Electric Light
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat la
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Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
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People’s
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Washington Title
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Potomac
American Graphophone
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Langton Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copier
Washington Market
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Realty Appraisal and Agency Company
Mitchell Mining Company
Southern Public Service Corporation
Potomac Electric Company
Ategic
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Security and Storage Company
Charles J. Bell
Henry Hurt
Henry F. Blount
Clarence PF. Norment
William J. Flather
Albert M. Read
Clarence A. Aspinwall
American Security and Trust Company
New York Grain Markets Trim Losses Amid Mixed Signals
In New York, wheat futures gained on rumors of Southwest damage and firm cables, then steadied after a drought-India report contradicted bulls. May closed up to 91 15-16 cents, while corn and oats saw smaller changes. Receipts and exports listed, with paralyzed telegraph aid limiting volume.
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New York Cotton Market Ends Quiet After Decline
New York cotton closed near the day’s low after 5 point fluctuations. Trade was thin, with about 7,000 bales sold as storms in the South and awaiting Census Bureau data influenced activity. The Census report due tomorrow on ginned cotton will estimate 9.9 to 10.0 million bales by January 1. The exchange will close February 10 for Lincoln’s Birthday.
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New York
Census Bureau
Lincoln
Washington cattle market prices ease amid mild weather
Market notes show softer livestock prices as mild weather and light demand reduce overall activity. Dressed lamb receipts from the West dampen live lamb demand while cattle, hogs, sheep, calves, and cows post lower quotes across grades from prime to common, with ranges given per cwt or per pound.
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