Market's heavy load recovered losses in rally
New York, Jan. 23. The stock market with heavy liquidation showed surprising strength. Large pools drained selling, but prices rallied midday with small declines and notable advances. Colorado Fuel and Iron led gains while Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper saw large block sales and resilient rebound.
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Washington Post
New York
Stock Exchange
Commission House Cuestomers
Wong
Wall Street Gossip on Gould stocks and railroads
Special to The Washington Post from New York on January 23. The column notes rising interest in Allis-Chalmers stock due to new turbines and favorable business. It discusses United States Steel prospects for dividends, Colorado Fuel and Iron, and Denver and Rio Grande as a gateway to a Gould transcontinental scheme. It mentions Reading stock, Amalgamated Copper pressures, and readings on Union Pacific, Southern Railway, and Brooklyn Rapid Transit, with cautious optimism about continued good earnings and market strength.
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Washington Post
New York
Allis-Chalmers
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Denver and
Rio Grande
Gould
Pacific Coast
Denver
Goulds
Enver
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Reading
Bears
Colorado
United States Steel Corporation
Consolidated Gas
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Southern Railway
Seles
Adams Express
Manhattan
Amalgamated
Metropolitan Securities
Car and
Metropolitan Street Railway
Yeang
Minneapolis
St. Louis
St Americas
St. P
S. Ste. M
American Express
Kansas
Texas
Pti
Wty
American Locomotive
Nat. R. R
Mexapid
Pra
New York Central
Am. Smelt and Refining
N. Y
Ontario and Western
Norfolk and Western
Anaconda Mining Co
Northern Pacific
Atehison
Pacific Mail
Atebison
Pennsylvania
Atantic Goast
Hosa
Baltimore
Ohio
People's Gas
Pitts, C
St. Louie
Baltimore and Ohio
Freesed Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central of
Central Leather
Chesapeake and Ohio
Alton
Republic Steel
Chicago
iChicago
Rock Island Co
Ae Pam
Bali
Agg
Great Western
Pfdal
St. Paul III
Sloss-Sheffield
Chisago
Mil
San F
Sonst. Louis Southwestern
Chicago T
T. Afd
K Louis Southwestern Td
Joy
Southern Pactae Ptd
Colorado and Southern
Southern
Southern Railway Ptd
Célo and
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Asa
Texan and Pacific
VT Atpl
Toledo
St. L
W. Pfd
Delaware and Hudson
del Lack
Western
United States Express
Rio
United States Realty
Young
Distillers’ Securities
United States Rubber
Erie
United States Rubber Pia
Tnited States Steel
boelErie
Pia
General Electric
Lex
Carolina Chemical
Hocking Valley
Bary
International Paper
Wells-Fargo Expres
International Pump
Westinghouse Electric
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Iowa Central
Wisconsin Central
Doug
Kansas City Southern
Wisconsin Central Ptd
Kansas City Southern P
Louisville and
Nashville
W._B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock and Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
American Tobacco
Ee American Tobacco
Atchison General
Atchison Adjustment
Atlantic Coast Line
Brooklyn
Central of Georgia
Chicago and Alton
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Chicago, R. I. and Pacific Railroad
BR. , and Pacific Railroad
St. Louis General
Colorado Industrial
Colorado Industrial És
Colorado Midland
Guba Gee Ree
Rio’ Grande
Distillers’ Securities Bs
Iria Prior Hen
Eile General És
Japan
Mexican Central
Mexican Centralist Inc
Minneaporte and
St. Louia
Missouri, Kansas
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
National Railroad of Mexico
Consol
New York Central General
Oregon
Reading General
Iron Mountain
San
Loulayie and
Nashville Unified
Texas and Pacific
Government Receipts and Expenditures Report
Government receipts from internal revenue totaled 215,607 dollars while customs brought in 776,206 dollars and miscellaneous sources added 27,995 dollars. Government expenditures amounted to 1,220,000 dollars. Receipts included national bank notes received yesterday for redemption totaling 1,100,997 dollars.
New York Money Market and Rates Report
New York money market shows easy on call at 3M around 145, highest 4 percent. Time loans for sixty and ninety days at about 4.04 percent, six months at 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper at around 6 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange softer with bankers bills at 4.8720 for demand and 4.885 for sixty-day. Posted rates 4.51 to 4.38 percent. Commercial bills at 4.82 percent. Bar silver at 65 5/8 percent. Mexican dollars at 60 percent. Government bonds and railroad stocks noted. health ad remains separate.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Market Drab on Wall Street With Dull Session
The market was featureless yesterday as bonds, stocks, and traction issues saw little movement. Bond sales totaled 10000, while stock volume stood at 620 shares, with Potomac Electric lights and Norfolk and Washington Steamboat preferred active in small blocks. A meeting approved rights to subscribe to the Second National Bank stock, while Security and Storage Company named its first-year officers.
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Wall Street
Pittspurg
Tris
Sterling Exchange
Reading
Stock Exchange
Siock
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Capital Traction
American Security and Trust Company
the Exchange
Second National Bank
New Security and Storage Company
Ifteenth Street
Albert M. Read
Clarence A. Rapinwall
Charles P. Razenburg
Charles J. Bell
Henry Hurt
Henry F. Blount
Clarence Y. Norment
William J. Fiather
Clarence A. Aspinwall
Washington Railway and Electric
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Powmac
New York Bond Market And Livestock Prices Report
Bond listings from New York show varied bonds including American Tobacco Atchison and Colorado issues. Agricultural section notes demand for cattle hogs sheep lambs calves with price ranges and quality distinctions.
Livestock Market Reports From New York and Chicago
Livestock markets report receipts and price ranges for cattle calves sheep and hogs in New York and Chicago. New York totals show dull trading with mixed cattle and strong beef quarter receipts. Chicago listings note generally steady cattle and strong hog figures with various weight classes and price ranges.
Cotton Market Slumps After Census Report
The Daily Cotton Market reports a sharp drop after the Census Bureau shows 9,999,111 bales ginned to January 1. Prices opened modestly higher then fell, closing near the day’s lows with a net decline of about 24 to 27 points. Notices of Wall Street support faded as liquidation spread. the season’s last Census report forecasts ample supply. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised for injuries.
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New York
Jen
Census Bureau
Wall Street
Esti
Washington Stock Exchange closes with varied bids and notes
Closing quotations show Washington Railway and Electric and other stocks at mixed levels with bids ranging from 49 to 89 percent and notes on rights and bonds. The report lists numerous securities including Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, National Safe Deposit and Trust, and Metropolitan Railroad, plus commodity updates for eggs butter and produce.
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American Security and Trust Rights
Chesapeake and Potomac’ Telephone
Lanstom
Graphophone
Greene Coopper
Mitohglt Mining
Chesspeake and
Potomac Telephone
Washington Hallway and Electric Preferred
Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Caniel Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia
Railroad
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
Washington Railway and Electric
Bristol Gas and Electric Ba
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potoman
Washington Market Company Isles
Potomac
Norfolk
American Security and Trust
Union Trust Company
Washington Savings Bank
S. Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Capital Traction
The
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Bristol Gan and Electric
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan
Central
Farmers and Mechanics
Capital
American
Traders
Lincoln
Riggs
National City
Firemen's
Fraklin
Carcoran
Arlington
National Union
Higgs
People’s
Commercial
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac
American Graphophone
Washington Gas
Georgetown
Miscellanaoua Stocke
Greene Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Realty Appraisal and Agency Company
Mitchell Mining Company
Southern Public Service Corporation
Atwood Violett & Co
14Th St
New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
New York Grain Market Report With Prices and Receipts
New York grain market notes a season growth around 10 600 000 with 700 007 bales remaining to gin. Wheat receipts 48 108 bushels with No 2 red at 89% elevator and No 1 Northern Duluth at 90% f o b afloat. Prices fell about a half to three quarters of a cent with May at 91% to 92% and July at 89% to 90%. Rye nominal, barley steady. Corn receipts 104 275 bushels with spot No 2 at 68 elevator and 51 f o b afloat. Oats receipts 141 000 bushels with mixed oats 26 to 32 pounds. Brand and grades for RT natural white 30 33 pounds and clipped white 38 to 40 pounds.
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New York
Duluth
Bradstreet
Chicago Grain Market Ends Mixed With Wheat Down
Wheat for May delivery fell as profit taking and Liverpool price reports spurred bears. Corn and oats slipped while provisions weakened on thin trade and storm disruption. Visible supply rose, receipts totaled 666000 bushels, with 476900 bushels cleared. live hog expectations weighed on pork and lard.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Douth
Chicago
May
Market Report Hides Steady With Lower Tendency
Market on hides steady but easing. Green hides fetch 21.5 to 21.75 cents per pound, dry hides 15 to 17 cents. Sheep skins command about 1.00 to 1.25 dollars each green or 25 to 75 cents for dry. Calf skins bring around 1.00 to 1.07 dollars per head green.
Whitford Company Financial Statement 1906
Financial statement from the E. C. Whitford Company of the District of Columbia verifies authorized capital stock of 100000 dollars with 80000 paid and no debts. It also reports undivided profits of 14001 dollars. Signed by Edward G. Whitford, Shipley Brashears Jr, George L. Whitford, Milton J. Hine, Joseph C. Fish. Notarized January 20, 1906.
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E. C. Whitford Company
Board of Justees
District of Columbia
Gad Company
Edward G. Whitford
Shipley Brashears, Jr
George L. Whitford
Milton J. Hine
Joseph C. Fish
O. Whitford Company
Shipley Hrashears, Jr
A. D
D.C
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Amalgamated Copper
Curb Market
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem
Boston Consolidated Copper
British Columbia Copper
Rcral Foundry
Cetral Foundry
Granby
Greene
Markus Conay
Mackay Capid Metropolitan Securties New Com
MG “A Metropolitan Securities
New Pra
Metropolitan Securities New Bonds
Aaly and Mitchel Mining
Northern Securities
Tennessee
Utah Copper Bang
Aiken
Augusta
Othet
Florida
Brown
G. A
St. Nw
Strong Bull
Bull
Lake Shore
Union
Heinzes
William Rockefeller
Rockefeller
NEW York Stock Market
King
Local Financial
Norfolk and Washington
Lanston
Boston
Washington Cattle Market
Dan
Albany
Fitchburg
New Haven
Hartford
Chemical
American Sugar
American Telephone and Telegraph
Edison Electric
Massachusetts Electric
IBM
Massachusetts Electric Aides
Massachusetts Gasway
United Fruit
North Butte
Bingham
Copper Range
Bankers and Brokers
Deanee
Bucklen
Jan
Galveston
Ener Ees
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Houston
Memphis
Alee
Cincinnati
Louisvile
Seve WG
Great Britain
France
Mexico
Washington Produce Market
West Virginia
New York State
Goca
Virginia
NEW York Grain
Chicago Grain
District of
Colunthia
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Warner Building
Merican Express Co
Bond Building
14Th and
N. Y. Ave
George J. Easterday
N.W
Telephone
Lowser
Fikatt
Association
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
F St
John Joy Edagon
Ellis Spear
Geo. W. Castlear
Sd Vics
Frank P. Reeside
N. W
U. S
James B. Owens
14Th St. N. W
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Office Cor
F Srs
Treasury
John Joy Edson
John A. Swope
Andrew Parker
Harry G. ME
Rcto Taylor
Thomas Bradley Lansfetant ‘Trever
Real Estate Oficer
Jenkins & GO
Jenifer Bidg
7Th and
D Sts
Cella Commission Co
Missouri Corporation
Mechanics' American National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Third National Bank
Mercantila
R. Lappin & Co
New York Ave
V. P. Randolph & Co., Inc
Arthur Wall
Lynn, Wall & Co
Adams Building
Bates
Bate
Lents
M. J. Sage & CO
Correspond
Chesley & Spence
Ground Fleet Colorads
Phrone
Mitchell Mining Stock
ML. Gough
Meiskele & McLbran
F. H. Smith Co
Y. Ave
Eponey
Y Cable
Riggs “Bank Pa. Ave
U. S. Treasury
Gio F N. W
Washington Mortgage Loan Co
F St. N. W
District Loan Co
Eetaya A F. As
Usq
National Loan and Investment Co
Sorirenst 15Th
G Mar
Jocata
Potomac Guarantee Loan CO
Atlantic Building
Rae
Citizens ‘Tis? CO
Commercial Bank
Rome
Furn Tnr
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Co
FE Street N. W
Mutual Loan and Trust
American Loan CO
Fourteenth St. N. W
Cafe Traymore
Building and Loan Association
Ihe
National Mortagage Loan Company
Tolman
Corcoran Bidg
Rachive