Market mood steady as decline nears risk of overselling
New York tally shows stock activity limited by storm traffic. Despite reduced dealings, professional traders bought, aided by foreign market gains. Amalgamated Copper and Edison securities led a broad rebound while bonds and money rates firmed, with clearer signs of improved sentiment despite lingering losses.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Board Room
St. Petersburg
Ktumare
London
Storks
Ene
Census Bureau
Chicago
Southern Pacific
Atchison
Cuba
Paris
United States
Sterling Exchange
Nervous Cotton Market Amid Convention News
New York opened steady to higher on nerves and convention chatter about reducing acreage. Prices drifted up briefly then bear pressure returned as New Orleans showed weakness and selling orders hit the market. Dr. King's New Discovery advertised as a remedy for colds and grip.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
New Orleans
Orlesng
Washington Stock Exchange closes mixed with bond quotes
Quotations show extensive trading on Capital Traction and Washington Railway and Electric across preferred and common shares, plus numerous bonds and notes from Metropolitan and Columbia rail lines. A New York market report discusses false peace rumors in Japan and Russia, cotton crop expectations, and wheat and corn futures.
Live Stock Markets in New York and Chicago Reports
New York market notes limited trading with steadiness across cattle and calves. Prices show steers 3.40 to 5.75, veals 4.60 to 10.00, and lambs 6.00 to 8.00 with weak demand. Chicago reports receipts of 8,060 cattle and 26,000 stockers and feeders, with prices mixed from 2.25 to 6.20 for steers and 4.00 to 4.80 for sheep and lambs, indicating overall softness in several classes.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Jon
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Duluth
Harly
Shorts
New York
Manitoba
Northwest
Steckere
Market reacts to January cotton report with losses
The first installment of the cotton report, published at 1 o clock, showed 3,064,551 bales planted by January 1 across 215 counties, up from 2,266,217 a year earlier. The market dipped then recovered, but closed with a net loss of 11 to 15 points as heavy selling followed Wall Street bearish circulars. futures sales were about 350,900 bales.
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New York
Japan
Russia
Europe
Liverpool
Census Department
Alabama
Aransad
Vales
Florida
Bates
Georgia
Indian Territory
Alex
Louisiana
Mississipp
Miller & Co
New Orleans
Washington
F Street
Bergre
Wall Street
Wall Street Notes Washington Stock Exchange Activity
Limited action on the Washington Stock Exchange with Railway and Electric leading. Trades included 310 preferred at 84, common at 27 1 2, and bonds after the call rising to 87 8. Columbia 5s moved to 106 1 2, Mergenthaler 19 1 2 to 19 15 8, and American peony and Trust at 23 7 1 2. Metropolitan Citizens' shares rose to 34 0 bid 36 0 asked. no sales reported.
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New York
Adams Express
Car and Foundry
American Express
American Tee
American
Ag Ag
Apacanda Mining Ce
Atchison
Atchison Pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Pf. Bod
Brooklyn
cChicago and
Alton
Umicago Great Western
Chicago
Northwestern Sac
Chi Mil
St. Paul
St Louis
Jorado Fuel and Iron
Southern
Colo
South'a
Consolidated Gas
Delaware and Hudson
del Lack
Western
Denver
Rio Grande
Distillers
Marty
General Bleerrie
Hocking Valley
Hocaing Valley
Alinois Central
International Paper
International Pump
Town
Thy
Towa Central
Kansas City
Kansas City Southern Ptd
Loutaville
Nashville
Menhattan L.s
Metropolitan Securities
Mexitso Central
Ogy Minn
Ang St Louis S
Sc. P and
Ste M
Do. Pia
Missouri
Pacife
Mo. Mansas
Texas
Mo. Kens
Tex
New York Central
R. R
Mexico
N.Y
Norfolk and Western
North American
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Pitus c
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co Oe
Rock Island Co
St. L
San F
Fay St. Louis Southwestern
Pt.d. Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Ee Southern Pacific
Nay Southern Railway
Southern Railway Ptd
Tennessee Coal and Ira
Texas and Pacific
Western Freeeise
West
Aly Union Peotte
Graton Pacific
United States Express
United Staten Leather
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric
St. Washington Railway and Electric
Mergenthaler Linotyne
Lanston Monotype
Greene Copper
Anacostia
Potomac
Columbia Railway
Washington Railway and Electric 4S
American Security and Trust Company
Washington Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Joba
Railroad P
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad &S
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad Os
Anacostia and Potomac
The
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Markets Company
Potomac Electric Light First
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and ‘Trust
Union Trust and Storage
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Railroad
National Bank
Hank of Washington
Metropolitan-Citizens
Central
Farmers and Mechanics
Second
Columbia
Capital
Lincoln
Riggs
Franklin
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Arlington
National Union
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac
Washington Gas
Georgetown
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanstom Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Realty Appralial Ang Agency Company
Y .Ex Divitend
Washington Railway
Cléctric
Potomacus
American Peony and Trust
New York Produce Markets Report January Prices
New York listings show butter unchanged with 5,538 receipts and eggs firm despite 4,632 recorded. Cheese steady. flour imports 18,081 barrels with 1,334 exported. Meat and animal products mixed. cotton, coffee, sugar steady to firm. copper and metals with London tin near 140 pounds. Domestic port reports include Baltimore flour and grain prices, with jagged futures and various regional values across multiple commodities.
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New York
Long Island
State and Western
Jersey Sweets
Liverpool
London
Jake
Glasgow
Middlenburo
Northern
Fundry Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
Baltimore
Big Four adds dining car service Chicago to Washington
Rail headlines report the Big Four line introducing dining cars on the Chicago to Washington route via Chesapeake and Ohio, as the White City Special departs Chicago at 2 p.m. daily. The piece lists numerous retirements appointments and corporate changes across multiple railroads, including resignations at Cincinnati firms and new agents in Boston and New Orleans, plus station and construction plans in Baltimore and Charleston.
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Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio
White City
Co. S. Walker
Ceneral Southern Freight
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Jed
John T. Dye
Cleveland
St. Louis
J. E. Fitzwilson
Richmond and Danville Dispatch
Boston
Mass
Lehigh Valley
Norman DB. Ream
Great Northern and Northern Pacls
Sinots Steel Company
C. H. Dulaney
C. D. Boyd
Loulaville and
Nashville
Loulaville
Jamestown and
Yosemite
California
H. B. Chew
Baltimore and Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio
FP. A. Deckert
Riverside
Louisville and Nashville
Knoxville
Tenn
I. T. Preston
Rock Inland
New Orleans
H. Reed
E’fe
Montreal
Canada
J. Tf. Johnson
Central of Georgia
W. F. Griffitts, Jr
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Manchester
XN. H
Savings push with UNION TRUST & STORAGE promo note
May not be acquired in a day or a year but every dollar saved moves you toward the goal. Open a savings account with the banking department of UNION TRUST & STORAGE &CO. 1414 Fet. Interest on deposits subject to check at will. EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN. Prog. Karen E. FLEMING, Secretary.
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Banking Department of Union Trust & Storage &Co
Jiohn Joy Edso
John A. Swope
Ellis Sphar
Andrew Parker
Harry G. Meem Thomas Bradley
Joan
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Co
Street N. W
Potomac Guarantee
F Street N. W
Atlantic
Horhing
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Coast Line
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Chicago and Alton
Burlington and Quincey
R. I and Pacific R. BR
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Mexican Central
Mexican Centralist Inc
Minn
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National Railroad of Mexico
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Norfolk and Western Consol
Oregon Short Line Rtdg
Reading General
Iron Mountain
St. Lows
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Ay Weells-Fargo Express
Noeee
Westinghouse Electric
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Lake Erie
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J. A. Woodworth
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C. L. Mayne
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Eer
W. B. Turner
Chesapeake Steamship Company
T. W. Lawrence
G. Deming
Ling
B. P. Snyder
National Safe Deposit, Savings Ast Trust Co
M. J. Sage & CO
P. Snyder & CO
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Edward J. Stellwagen
Karen E. Fleming
G. W. F. Swartzell
C. B. Rheem
A. T. Hensey
J. J. Darlington
Swartzell, Rheem G Hensey Co
B. BH. Warner Co
F St. N. W
FASE
Washington Stock Exchanges
Moore & Schley
Lewis Johnson & Co
F St
Ernation
Banking Corporation
N. Ww
Igher
Italy
Austria
the Traders National Bank
GEO. C. Henning, Frealdent
Washington Loan & Trust Go
Ofpich
Cor
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F. H. Smith Co
N. Y. Ave
Bond Bldg
the National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust
Gavinen A
York
Ion Dollars
Prancis H. Smith
Alvin M. Lathrop
E. Quincy Smith
John B. Steman, Jr
D. Fulton Harris
Jackson H. Ralston
I. G. Kimball
Union Savings Bank, Bond Gldg
With
Arts N.Y. Ave
Henry Clews & CO
N. S. Stock Exchange
N. J. Meller
A. P. Miller
Miller & Company
Broadway
New Orlesans
NEW York Coffee Exchange
Produch Exchange
Newtown Cotton Exchange
Grleans Cotton Exchange
John V. Barross
Greene Consolidated? Copper Co
Broad St
Greese Conaolidsted
Coport Company
Jen
Robbins
John W. Frank
Melrose
Clifton Bireet
Woone
North Ru
Fred’ C. Stevens
Robt
A. Chester
Tanding Bank
B. Bates
Washington Loan and Trust Building
Gth
F Sta. Nw
Telephone
Bureau of Information
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Peter C. Stohr
Great Weastern
Trafic
Harrimanines
William W. Weal
Kabyville, la Follette and
Jellico Railroad
Southern Railway
San Francisco, Ieaho and Montana Railway Company
Hutte
Ramsey
Wabash
Rutland Railroad
St. Lawrence
Missouri Facific
George E. Evans
St. Louis Terminal Association
Central Passenger Association Ines
R. A. Billingham
Pittsburg
Shawmut and Northern
St. Mary
F. A. Delano
Burlington
Missouri River
E. Bensell
Fiedmont Air Line
Jan E Brancieco
Werren F. Holten
Central Passenger Association
Tequesta
National Metropolitan Citizens’ Bank
U. S. Treasury
Taantstant
Berta
Griffin Halstead & Co
N. W
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Moore & Hill
TH Street
U. S
W.b.hibbs & CO
Havemner & Kennedy
Stock, Grain and Provision Co
Wall St
Loring
Home Life
5Th and GN. W
J. H. Crane &C
Jenifer Building
7Th and
D Sts
Arthur Wall
Lynn, Wall & CO
Adams Building
Telechong
Mein
R. Lappin
Chesley & Spence
Colorado
Wade & Hedges
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
John Joy Edson
Ellis Apear
Geo W. Casilear
Frank P.reeside
Slater & Company
Tonopah
American Loan CO
4Th St. N. W
American Loan Company
Warder
STH
Washington Morteage
Mutual Loan and Trust Co
F St.n. W
Fianos
A&e
Building and Loan Association
Flan
Joane
Striefly
National Montgage Loan Company
F ST. NW
Capital Loan Co
F Street No