Markets Undercloud London Seller in New York
The New York stock market opened with global bear sentiment and foreign influence. Illinois Central plunged six points before recovering more than half, while Union Pacific faced revenue fears tied to its holdings. London selling pressured equities as gold outflows continued and bonds remained irregular.
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Illinois Central
New York
Turkey
London
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Berlin
South America
United States
CURB MARKET AND METALS SUMMARY FROM NEW YORK
New York reports mixed money on call steady at 1 3 percent with demand for mercantile paper and sterling exchange firm. Copper markets show steady spot, gold standard futures and various calendar months quoted, with copper arrivals totaling about 1 590 tons and exports at 17 47 tons. Government bonds hold steady as irregularities appear in railroad issues and London war warrants show limited activity.
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New York
Jen
Bar Ailger
Cleveland
London
Washington Stock Exchange Cable Quotation Roundup
Washington stock news from Boston to Toledo reports mixed quotations and balances. Credit balances stand at 9.06 with shipments around 187 thousand and average 130 thousand. North Lima and Lima and Indiana show varying boat rates as of January 24.
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Boston
Pentane
East Butte
Franklin
Feyas
Giroux Consolidated
Granby Consolidated
Moen
Mohawk
Nevada
Nipissing
North Butte
North Lake
Old Dominion
Utah ‘Copper Co
Toledo
Ohio
Lima
Indiana
Wooster
Bank Clearings Weekly Total Drops From Prior Week
New York bank clearings for the week ended January show an aggregate of 3.5995889 billion dollars, down from 3.7579068 billion the previous week and 3.304729 billion in the same period last year. The following list details the elites.
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New York
Hradestreet
Washington Stock Exchange Evening Dinner Promises Merriment
Trading on the local market yielded only modest activity with two small lots traded as prices held steady. Union Trust saw a large block sale by an original holder while Washington Gas and Mergenthaler showed minor activity. the bond market remained quiet and the dinner event at Shoreham Hotel was scheduled for the Washington Stock Exchange night.
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Mergenthaler
Union Trust
Washington Gas Sola
Bank and Trust Company
Commercial National Bank
United States Trust
American Security and Trust
Natonal Bank
Betit
Diewayea
C. C. Glover
A. K. Parris
Allan E. Walker
S.W. Hendrick
Washington Stock Exchange
Shorehall Hotel
New York Produce Prices and Texture Totals Jan 2
New York markets report steady or unchanged across commodities with mixed receipts. Butter and cheese steady, pork lard and sugar varied. coffee and coffee futures steady. vegetables and grain items show small shifts. Major items include Western poultry and dressed meats with fluctuating prices and standstill in several staples.
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Mae
Amer
Louisville & Nashville
Mackay Companies
American Can
Mackay Cos
Amer, Car & Foundry
St. P
St. M
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
New York Central
Biel
Amar
jAmer
Sugar Refining
Norfolk & Western
Thewees
North American
Waeleeee
American Tobacco
Northern Pacific
LLB
ATS
ILS
Anaconda Mining Co
Wisi Tda
Pacific
Atchison Log
Pennsylvania
Moiatchison Pd
People’s Gag
Atlantic Coast Line Deseans Ip
Baltimore & Ohiow
Pittsburgh Coal
Bethlshem Steel
Brooklyn
Pullman Palace
California Petro
Ray Consolidated
Canadian
Republic Iron & Stell
Lenge Cage
Rep
Iron & Sted
Chi
Rock Island Co
Jchidage & N. W
Ieee
China Consolidated
Colo. Fuel & Iron
Aoeath
Seaboard Air Line
Consolidated Gas
Seaboard A. L
Sloss
Sheffield
Afeses
Delaware & Hudson
Southern
Jenera
United States Realty
Eoidfela
United States Rubber
Elgin
Great Monghorn
United States Steel
New York State
New
Utah Copper
Caro. Chemical
Virginia
Inter
Pharventer Inter. Marine
Maryland
Western Union
Westinghouse Bloc
Eeneene
Lake Erie
Laclede Gas
Norfolk
Florida
N.ag Doz
Florida Okra
LON Se
Pyterias
New York
Continent
South America
Santos
Cordova
Live Stock Markets and Commodities Mixed Across Markets
Chicago receipts near 1,000 cattle with mixed prices, hogs strong to higher and sheep steady, New York reports slow steer demand but firm spot for futures, western calves steady, and corn and grain markets showing varied activity amid political news and exports. Industry notes include futures steadyness and price ranges across regions.
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Chicago
New York
Texas
Jan. M
Deluth
BTM
Hiport Loe
Recelpte
Akipmenths Ett
The Post’s Garden Annual Featured in Sunday Post
The Philadelphia Evening Post highlights its Garden Annual as a premier semi monthly magazine section. The issue is packed with illustrated articles by experts on outdoor work and is deemed indispensable for urban and rural readers alike. Order early to receive this invaluable publication.
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Post
Ismettew Ht
Sunday Post
Chicago Grain Market News From Jan 4
The Turkish political crisis boosted Chicago Board of Trade prices across futures and cash markets. Wheat rose modestly while corn stayed steady and oats edged up slightly as hog receipts expected to fall and provisions remained in active demand.
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Chicago
Turkey
Board of Trade
Tony
Daily Cotton Market Update
Veal calves not very active while sheep and lambs are in better demand. Prices shown for hogs and cattle per hundredweight, with mixed reports on veal, medium and choice calves. Demand varies by market and grade, with buyers attentive to quality and freshness.
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District of Columbia
Wheat and farm product prices in Baltimore market report
Baltimore markets report firm wheat and corn, quiet oats, and varied poultry and egg prices. It notes rising wheat crops in Argentina, Australia, and New Zealand, with 321 million bushels produced, 190.7 percent of last year, per Rome’s International Institute of Agriculture.
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Argentina
Australia
New Zealand
Department of Agriculture
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Wall Street Gossips On European News And Steel Business
New York reports focus shifts to European news, with attention on United States Steel 1912 business valued at about 995 million dollars, up over 1911. Also noted are Sino railroad projects, gold shipments to Paris, Southern Railway notes refinancing, and anticipated freight-car purchases amid rail traffic and subtreasury movements.
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United States Steel Corporation
Farrell
China
Holland Writes of Colossal Railway Projects of New York
Holland argues that the New York Central terminal project at Grand Central and related subway ambitions mark a pinnacle in private capital driven construction. He notes costs approaching 350 million dollars for electrification and tunnels, the subway system, and the massive impact on national rail traffic and urban transit. The piece contrasts private enterprise with public works like the Panama Canal and stresses terminal capacity as vital to future growth.
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New -York Central Terminal
United States
New England
Mellen
New York State
Public Service Commission
Publc Utilities
New York City
Greater New York
New York Central
Pennsylvania Company
Alexander J. Cassatt
Manhattan Island
Pennsylvania
Forty-second Street
Key
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Panama Canal
James J. Hill
Grand Central Railroad
Commodore Vanderbilt
Imder
Harlem
New Haven
Manhattan
Holland
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