Market shows steady buying as liquidation ends
New York reports a quiet trading day with London dull but markets near steady. Banks show improving positions with Bank of England and Bank of France reserve gains. Anaconda and Amalgamated Copper lead strength as Hill group sell pressure eases. Interborough-Metropolitan activity rises while Toledo and Western express continued demand. Money rates ease to 3 to 4 percent, Treasury withdrawal plans hinted ahead of $116 million 4 percent bonds due July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Anaconda
Amalgamated Copper
Bank of England
Bank of France
Great Northern
Hill
Toledo
St. Louis
Western
Interborough
Huse
Treasury
Treng Department
New York Bond Market Summary Assistant
New York bond market notes list prices for American Tobacco 4s and many railroad and utility securities. Includes Chicago and North Western, Central of Georgia, Reading, Northern Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Louisville and Nashville, and Seaboard lines with several 4s and 4 1/2s. Also mentions Florida and Carolina Resort service via Seaboard Air Line and through Pullman trains to Pinehurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
ER Chapman & Co
G. B. Chipman
New York Stork
Anerican Tobacco
Amubion Keneral
Ce Chesapeaks
Ohic
Chicage
Mion Sts
Unkago
Burlington
Quince New Unkage
Pau Rotbigase
R. R. UO
Fant
St Louis Generai
Colorada Journaticat
Colorada Midland
Colorada
Southern
Cee Lenver
Mathers” Securities
Riportor
Rie Xenerat
Hocking
Yantoy Iy
Japan
Louisville
Nashville
Manhattan Consol Gold
Mexican Central
Mexican Central 1St Inc
Minneapolia
St Louis
Missouri, Kansas and
Taxon
Missouri, Kanaat
Texas
Jonal Railroad
Consol
York Central General
Lew Jeracy Central General
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Waster
Oregon
Louis
Iron Mountain Covant
St. Louis
San Francisco
Louis Southwestern Consolidated
Seaboard
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Florida
Carollaa Resort
Seaboard Air Line
Pinehurst
Mil Pa
Ave
Bates
Lowjo
Adams Express
Kansas City Southern
Amalgamated Copper
Kansas Cy Southern
American Car and Foundry
Ascii
Caranil Foundey Pfd
Minneapolis
Bt. Louis
Minn
St P
S, Ste, M
American Express
St. Pond
Missomtd
Paulfice
Avesageral ET
American Bee Securities
Miscourt
Sas
BBR
Amert Liead Oil
Missouel
K Se
Tex
Pfil
Tigate
Norfolk and Wester
American Sugar Refining
Norfolk and Western
Anacosta Mining Co
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Atchison
Atchison Pid
Ponnaylvagle Ceeie Rgm Abe Tao
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Ohio
Pitts
C. Iy
Ohlo
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Pullman Palace
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake
Ohi
Republic
Tisto Chicago Great Western
Republic Steel
Cheago
Northwestern
Rock Talent Co
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
Rock Island Co
St. Louie
Lee
Ptd
St. L Srees
St Louis Southwestern
Rt. Louis South
Colorado
Biaay
Schloss-Shettsh Steel
Cotorada Aml Southern
Southern Facilie
South
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Pfa
Cotorada
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products
Tennemee
Pacific
San Delaware and Hudson
Iantoledo
West
Delaware
Lack
Toledo
SI. J
Denver
Tia Grande
Anton Paeife
Bio Grande
Anton Packie
OMI
Distillers” Sucuritica Ira Iy
States Express
Elect Adil
Ted Btaten Realty
Erle Ad
Btates
Eestennet
General Electric
United States
Great Northern
Hocking Vetley
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Ihinole Centra
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Caroling Ch Heal
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Interborough-Metropolitan
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Wabash
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Ipo International Paper
International Piper
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Westinghouse
International Pump
Western Union
Jovernational Pump Pia
Wisconsin Central
Aris
W. B. Hibbs& Co
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Busra
Washington Stock Exchange
Aden
Cotton Market Closes Steady With Net Advance
New York Jan 24 The cotton market opened higher and closed with a net gain of 2 11 points amid steady demand from Southern and interior buyers. Sales estimated at 150000 bales. March and May futures rose to 9.53 and 9.60 respectively with firm close. Houston outlook weaker but offset by New Orleans estimate. Interor movement showed shipments exceeding receipts at most points. Buyers from Memphis and other interior areas reported market in search of supplies. Northern markets were largely unchanged.
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W. B. Hibby & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago
New York
Liverpool
Spa
Mareh
Houston
New Orleans
New Orleana
Memphis
Siome
Bowthern Apot
Januery
Hibbs & Co
Bankers
Brckers
Forrest
New York Black Exchange
Chicago Board of Trac
AMS
Minneapolis
Duluth
SelMog
Duturh
New York Grain Prices Slip Amid Mixed Wheat Signals
New York grain markets show mixed moves as wheat receipts rise and exports stay robust. May and July futures close lower with ongoing bullish news from abroad countered by selling pressure at the close. Corner details include oats and corn activity, with steady to weaker tone across grain pits and substantial primary receipts reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yok
Ballon
Northara Duluth
New York
Wall Street Gossip on Interborough and Copper Markets
The Washington Post reports New York trading mixed on copper and Interborough, with bullish pools alleged to back price advances. Gates and Belmont tensions fade as Theodore P. Shonts becomes Interborough president, while Amalgamated Copper claws for gains and rail finance shifts hint at foreign funding.
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Interborough
Bre
Gates House
Belmont
August Belmont
John W. Gates
Edwin Hawley
Loevisville
Nashville
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough Metropolitan
Shonts
Mr. Gates
Gates
Corporation
Wall Street
New York
Washington
Street On
Mitchell Mining stock leads in a dull stock exchange session
A subdued trading day on the stock exchange saw Mitchell Mining rise on favorable New York news with six hundred shares at 51-2 and 500 at 5-8. Greene Copper gained tone but remained inactive while several bonds and railroad issues showed scattered activity. The United States Trust Company oversubscribed its capital stock, prompting a plan to widen distribution by reallocating holdings to accommodate late buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Amalgamated Copper Company
Amalgamated
Mitchell
The
Stock Exchange
New York
Greene Copper
United States Trust Company
John JO
Peete
John A. Swope
Ellis Spear
Andrew Parker
Harry
Meem
Woyd Taylor
Ansietant
Thomas Bradlet
Fred'k
Fred'k Bichelberge! Trust Omoer
Cecil Rhodes
Treasury
Colorado
Washington stock quotations show varied gains and losses
Closing bid quotations from yesterday's exchanges list Washington Gas certificates at 143 and 113, Potomac Electric and Washington Railway issues with multiple prices, Mitchell Mining and other industrials, and numerous rail and utility stocks with diverse per share values. Strong entities include Washington Gas, Potomac Electric, Washington Railway, and Southern Public Service, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Electric
Potomac Electric
Washington Gas
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat &S
Washington Railway de
Potomac Electric Gs
Washington Railway
Mitchell Mining
Second National Berk
Southern Public Service Corporation
Vali
Greena Copper
Morgenthaler
Norfolk and Washington Steembost
Washington Gases
Ponterday
Philippine Land Purchase
District of Columbia Honis
Washington Gas Company
Railroad
Wends-Capitol Traction
Anacostia and Potomne Fe
City and Suburban Railroad
Columbia Rairoad
Columbia Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad Ss
Metropolitan Rairoad
Washington
United States Electric Light
Potomac Electric Light First Ga
Norfolk and Washington Breantheat Fa
Checaposke and
Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company
Fhat ‘És
Public
Witty Stocka
Capital Traction
The
Worthington: Railway and Electric
Norfolk and Workington Steamboat
Georgetown Gas
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Mergenthaler Tynotype
Lantton Monotype
Greene Copper
Mitchell Mining Company
National Bank
American
Capital
Central
National City
Columbia
Commercial
Parmera’ and Mechanica
Lincoln
Metropolitan
Wiges
Trust Company Atocka
American Security and ‘Trust
National Safe Deposit and ‘Prant
Union “Trust Company
Washington Market Report Shows Mixed Gains Across Produce
Washington Produce Market lists varied gains with corn receipts around 332 for tomorrow and wheat and oats around 160 cars. Prices rise modestly for eggs, butter softens under high costs, cheese steady, and fresh poultry and meats show steady demand. regional items include Virginia and North Carolina vegetables and fruits with specific per unit prices and ranges.
Live Stock Market Summary New York and Chicago
Beeves receipts 184 dull steady. Dressed beef 7 8c. Liverpool cattle slow. Calves slow. Sheep and lambs receipts 2,679. trade quiet. lambs 18% lower. Hogs receipts 8,802. weak. Chicago cattle receipts 4,000. steady to best. hogs 3,000. strong. Sheep 16,000. lambs 6.79 to 7.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dan
Temmortagh
Liverpool
Lonifon
Norinal
Chicago
Large Realty Sale Sealed on Fourteenth Street Properties
Patrick J. Neligan buys 1908 and 1910 Fourteenth Street and 140 a Street from Mrs. Caroline R. Godey for 32000 through Dwight Anderson, broker. The Fourteenth Street site fronts 2 and 10 feet deep with T Street frontage 2 by 6 feet. The 148 and 1410 Fourteenth Street building is a four story brick brown stone structure with first floor store and upper apartments. The sale includes Cook Brothers grocery liquor business, in operation 29 years, with the L shaped lot on T Street partially occupied by a two story dwelling. Anderson has sold several upper Fourteenth Street properties in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. ‘Neligan
Caroline R. Godey
Fourteenth Street
Dwight Anderson
Jotom
T Street
John ©. Cook
Cook Brothers
Anderson
Road repair plan expands with government support
Postmaster General Cartelyou and Secretary Wilson authorize road improvement cooperation. Reports from many states show urgent need for systematic road work as heavy rains and snow drifts hinder travel. County road officials seek meetings to standardize methods and actions while requests for guidance and inspectors are sent to the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartelyou
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Post Office Department
North Dakota
Office of Public Roads
Will Lecture on Birds by William L. Bailly at Audubon Society
The Audubon Society of the District of Columbia hosts its tenth annual meeting at George Washington University tomorrow evening. Philadelphia photographer William L. Bailly will lecture on Recent Bird Impressions with lantern slides. The program includes society progress and finances briefings by secretary Mrs. John Dewhurst Patten and treasurer Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe, with Justice Barnard presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Baily
Audubon Society
Audubon Society of
District of Columbia
George Washington University
Willim L. Bailly
Philadelphia
John Dewhurst Patten
Wallace Radcliffe
Justice Barnard
The
So‘ciety
Louisville and Nashville Seeks to Block Mobile and Ohio in Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama on January 24 the Louisville and Nashville Railroad filed a chancery suit to bar Mobile and Ohio from using the Southern Railway segment to reach Blocton and enter the Birmingham district. The injunction also targets the Alabama and Great Southern Railroad from using that stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville and Nashville
Mobile and Ohio
Birmingham
Ala
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Chancery
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Southern Railway
Blocton
Alabama
Great Southern Railroad
Uae
New York Money Market Report
New York money on call easy at 2 4 percent with buying at 3 percent. Time deposits dull with sixty days at 4 4 percent and sixty days to six months around 5 6 percent. Sterling exchange soft then firm with demand at 4 5875 and 60 day bills at 4 149 4.8145. Commercial bills 4 914. Government and railroad bonds steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rew York
Uixty Gaya
Sterling Exchange
Usakerw
Bijla
A.grtc
Washington cattle market reports firm demand and varied cattle prices
Receipts of choice cattle hold firm with full quotations for prime stock while common cattle and calves show weaker demand. Hogs and sheep move well with lambs and spring selections fetching higher per pound rates. cautions issued against shipping calves too young due to inspection risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Scholes
New York
Western
Siple
Florida
York
Metal Market Wrap Shows Mixed Commodity Shifts
New York dated report notes a six point tin advance in London with both spot and futures rising to £82 103. Copper remains steady in London and firm locally with zinc and iron prices listed. Local lard, electrolytic, and foundry metals show varied changes while spot and London prices diverge across multiple metals and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Standard
Bis
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
Baltimore Markets Report from January 24
Baltimore Markets summary lists flour receipts at 4 898 barrels with exports, wheat futures unsettled and higher with No 2 red options across Western and Southern origins, oats and rye steady to firmer, hay firm, grain freights steady, butter prices steady to higher, and various grain receipts and export figures quoted for multiple classes and regions.
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New York
Butten
Wester
Baltimore
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