Prices Scaled Down as Market Slips on Short Interest
New York trading opened with gains tamed as short-seller demand abated and leading stocks fell. Reading Union Pacific Steel Amalgamated and Hill shares weakened while Harvester and Southern Pacific gained on merger talks. Illinois Central rose on December report, Panama 3s advanced on call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reading
Union Pacific
Steel
Amalgamated
the Hill
London
Steel Corporation
Harvester
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Ilinois Central
Panama
All Balmers Tnt
Armour and Co
Atchion
Atchison
Atchison cv Ca
Atlanta Coast Line
Baltimore and, Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Brookls & Translt cv
Central of Georgia
Central Eather
Cherny Coke
Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio Vow
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Bant Werney
Quincy
American Steel Foundry A
Colorado
Soutef
Anglo-Amer
Delaware and Hudson cv
Braden Raa
Denver and
Rio Grande
Brit.-Amer
Tobacco
Giroux
Friecy
Greene-Canane
Hollinger Free
Interborough
Inter Merv Marine
Kerr Lake
Japan
Kansasity Southern
L. V. Coal Sales Co
Palen Lle
Nashville
Mason Val. Kans
Texas
Manhattan
le Neen Kans
Genada
Marconi
New
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Yeland Hartford
United Cigar Stores
Norfolk and Seepeleray Cvds
Northen
Oregon
St Loui Snd
San Fran
Boston
St Lous Southwestern Con
Centennial
Seaboard Te Line
Copper Range Con
East Butte
Franklin Southern Pacil
Giroux Consolidated
Southern Railway
Genda
Granby Consolidated
Timon Cacille Fs
Greene-Cananea
Tnion Pacific Cycle
Mohawk Ipedergs
Cmon Pacific
Rubber
Nevada Consolidated
L § Steel 2d
Nipissing Mings
Nurginlaear Chemical
North Butte Tee Wy Watazh
North Lake
New York Bond Market Steady With Few Large Trades
The local market held steady with normal demand for select securities and ten speculative opportunities. American Security and Trust rose to 315 after call, capital traction showed limited sales, and bond sales totaled 10,500 with mixed bids and prices around established levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Security and Trust Company
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler
Washington Gases
Washington Railway and Electric
Potomac
Electric Consolidated Bs
Capital Traction
U S Foreign Trade Expands In 1912 Prosperity Rise
The 1912 foreign trade showed a strong year with imports totaling 1 818 183 885 up from 1 552 353 16 in 1911 and exports climbing to 2 200 217 993 from 2 092 526 746. Commodity markets including hay beef cottonseed oil raw sugar coffee potatoes peanuts and cabbages remained firm or steady with little change in price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States
Bureau For Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Mesc
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Curb Market Finds Mixed Rates On Jan Despite Firm Bond
New York money market shows firmer call money at 2 1 2 to 3 percent, repurchase and term loan rates steady around 4 percent. Prime commercial paper quoted at 4 1 2 to 5 percent, sterling steady with 0 day bills at 48 3 4 and 1 2 percent for bankers’ acceptances, Mexican dollars at 42 1 2, and government bonds and railroad bonds firm as traders note cautious activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington Stock Exchange Sales Regular Call Noon
Trading at noon lists bids and offers with $1,000 at 110 percent and another $1,000 at tinges amid the Washington market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Grain Market Opens Steady as War News Buoys Futures
Wheat futures gain modestly on war news and snow absence while spot prices hold firm. No 2 red 1.08% elevator and 1.10 f. o. b. afloat. May 38% Gof, July 97%. Bonded wheat shown at 1.00% nominal for January and 96% for May. Oats and barley also reported steady with mixed receipts and shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Gof
Baltimore Markets Wheat and Poultry Prices Report
Baltimore markets report steady wheat and corn contracts with mixed oats and dull rye. Live poultry prices show hens roosters ducks geese and turkeys with varied regional quotes and dairy items including butter and rolls across Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Island
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Moryland
Western
West
Baltimore Securities.Live Stock Markets Report From Chicago and New York
Chicago and New York stock markets report cattle hogs and sheep prices and receipts. Cattle strong to 150 up with 14 000 receipts and vealers to 10 75. Hogs mostly higher with large receipts around 85 000 and mixed and heavy categories. Sheep steady to 10c higher with about 12 000 receipts. New York markets show beef and calf prices, with cattle sturdy and dressed beef firmer, calves steady to strong, and hogs varying by weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Copper market notes and prices in New York report
The report lists copper prices for standard spot and future contracts with January through April figures around 16.25 to 28.20 and 18.78, plus 16.50 for electrolytic and casting. Arrivals total 160 tons and exports for the month amount to 22,000 tons. London copper shows easy spot conditions and a Cleveland warrants figure of 6d in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piatoms
Ania
Ee Aineas
Tandard Myer Dollerw
Treasury
National Bank
Philippine Treasury
New York
Lendon
Cleveland
Lengdon
International Harvester to form new foreign arm
Stockholders will receive a circular detailing the creation of an International Harvester Company limited to handle foreign business and select domestic plants. The new firm would take about half the net assets and debt, halve capital stock, and pay $100 cash per canceled share or exchange for new stock. Dividends to begin at current rates. Cyrus McCormick cites government dissolution as motive. Oil prices rise to highest since 1870s, aiding Standard Oil affiliates. Illinois Central and related rail results show dividend actions and stock moves amid earnings notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Harvester Company
Tillnoia Central Rail Company
Clinois Central
Central
Holland Reviews Good and Evil Results of Money Trust Inquiry
New York observers assess Pujo committee findings as investigations conclude. They praise the diligence and motive of witnesses led by Pujo, noting potential reforms require radical changes and that publicity helps correct harmful tendencies in the banking and currency system. Critics warn of temporary market harm from testimonies linking vast wealth to a New York group and interlocking directorates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
New York
Congress
Pujo
Marmer
George M.reynolda
Chicago
National Monetary Commission
Morgan
Davison
Reynolds
Baker
Invest
Tes
New York City
Frnto
Supreme Court Admits New Practitioners and Dockets Busy
The Supreme Court session lists admittees including Frank J. Moore of Moscow Idaho and Walter B. Guy of Washington DC with others. It outlines cases like Central Vermont Railway v Redmond and Norfolk and Western Railway matters, adjourned schedules, and equity, circuit, criminal, bankruptcy, and probate dockets with numerous attorneys and pending actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Dey
Justice Lurton
Hughes
van Devanter
Lamar
Dey
Frank J. Moore
Moscow
Idaho
Benjamin & Baker
Omaha
Nebr
Walter B. Guy
New York
City
Ear C
Caspar Arnold
Boise
Take
United States
James A. Fatten
Central Vermont Railway Company
John W. Redmond
Public Service Commission
State of Vermont
Circuit Court of the United States
District of Vermont
District Court of the United States
Detroit United Railway
State of
Michigan
Consolidated Turnpike Company et _al
Norfolk
Real estate transfers from Bloomingdale to Rosedale in 19th century listing
Real estate transfers appear across multiple DC wards and streets. Transfers include Robert Whaley to Luella Whaley in Bloomingdale lot 103, square 810 and numerous others on Maryland Avenue Northeast Long Meadows Vermont Avenue Northwest and K Street Northwest among details of parcels, squares and monetary considerations. The notices name buyers sellers and occasionally trustee movements with prices largely at $10 and one batch at $900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingdale
Robert
Whaley
Luella Whaley
Square & Bt
Rhoddieland Avenue
Let Hill
Pearl Z
R. Grover Langmade
Sixth
Seventh
Dennis F. McCarthy
Hermen R. Howenstein
Maryland Avenue
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Hermen Howenstein
Dennis F
Rittle — McCarthy
L Street
John Gleacon
Mary A. Crowley
Potomac Avenue
M Street
John G. Slater
Gertrude G. Ruggles
Long Meadows
Gertrude B Ruggles
Basie
Wisconsin Avenue
Mary A. Shoemaker
Dennis O'Brien
Seventh Street
Thomas V. Hammond
Corn OC. Brame
Sacha P. Cohen
Bertha Cohen
Mabel R. Cohen
William R. Hodges
E. Baker Evans
Mount Pleasant
Henry H. Byrne
Delle M. Kenealy
Delia M. Kenealy
Joanna H Byrns
Chillum Castle Heights
Washington Land and Mortgegs Company
Louise Glues
Buena Vista
Thomas J Rossiter
George Thornton
Rosedale and
Isherwood
Miranda B. Tulloch
John W. Brawner
Deeds of Trust Entries for Multiple Squares Featured
A compact listing of deeds of trust recording secured loans across numerous city blocks. Names include Dennis F. McCarthy, H R Howenstein, Edgar R Richardson, Anna J. Martin, George C. Bowie, Charles F. Koernicke, Floyd Davis, Glarenca Gessford, John F Bowie, Warren Cochren Odenwald, Morris Bien Jr, J Gardner, Bertha, Julia A. Young, and others with loan amounts ranging from $300 to $34,000, terms from 3 to 8 years, and interest of 5 to 6 percent. Properties include various lots in SQUAREs 67, 2, 22, 23, 1, and more, with multiple trustees and lenders listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square
Dennis F. McCarthy Et al
H .R. Howenstein
Wes
Edgar R Richardson
Anna J. Martin
Harry L. Rust
George C. Bowie
John F. M Bowie
Charles F. Koernicke
Floyd EB. ‘Davis
Glarenca I. Gessford
Tada N. Smith
Bal
Bertha
Julia A. Young
Warren Cochren Odenwald
Morris Bien, Jr
J. Gardner
Warren Cochran
William T. Duvall
Cora C. Brame
Berths Cohen
Sadie P Cphed
Mabel R Cohen
Rudolph B
Charles KR. Newman
Thomas Y. Hammond
Louise Glass
Continental Trust Company
Washington
Lot Ware
Jacob
Grover Et Ux
Horatio WN. Teplin
Thomas J. Deavitt
Lille T Semlan
Taplin
Moore & Barbour
Addie A. Barrett
Charles P
George H. O’connor
William H. Saunders
Sumuel &. Burdett
Harry Wardman
John H
Chaney
Clarence B. Rheem
George W. ¥. Swartzell
Harry T. Domer
OL QUOTATIONS. OM City Pa Jan 28 Credit balances
Credit balances stand at 2.36 with runs totaling 119445 and average 135042. Shipments reach 97218 and average 118739. Toledo Ohio report recites North Lima January 31 South isms and indigna 1.26 Wooster 1.55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM City
Toledo
Ohio
North Lima
South Isms
Indigna
Wooster
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NEW York Stock Market
Chicago Grain
Laclede
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nianes
IM. S
Peirot
Car & Foundry
Kans
Cotton OH
Missouri Pacific
Ice Securities
Bee National Biscuit
Epaeefences Arm
M. Rys
New ‘York Central
Hieo
Treaig
N. Y
Ont
Norfolk. & Western
Pa Am
Sugar
Sfereee Am. Tel
Tel
Am. Tobacco
Northern Pacific Sisal Isaa
Anaconda Mining Co
Pacific
Bethlehem Steel
Pittsburgh Coal
Brooklyn R. T
Pullman Palace Cay
Chesapeake & Ohio
Republic I
Chicago G. W
Chi
Mil
St. Paul
MilRock Island Co
Chicago & N
Rock Island Co
Old Pricen
Beata
Seaboard Air Line
Consolidated Gas
Seaboard A. L
Bette Sioss-Shef
PRI France, Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Southern Rwy
Denver & R. G. Ptd
Dietailers
Tennessee Copper
Texas & Pacific
Erie
Union Pacific of
General Electric
United States Rubber
Great Northern
United States Steel
Great North
Cre
Silinoia Central
Interborough-Met
Caro, Chemical
Inter. Harvester
Inter. Marine
Western Maryland
Western Union
Westinghouse
Kansas City South
Wheel
Lake Brafeeee
Curb Market
THE
United States Treasury
Midg
Grose
Galveston
Savannah
Bee
Wilmington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Texas City
Pensacola
Port Arthur
Brunswick Avensea
Jacksonille
Weve
Beattie
Dee Seve Houster
Gus
Memphis An Tennnen
al Ais
Little Rock
Great Britain
Continent
Mexico
St Ell
France
Continen
Dapay
Moxtee
Ars
Washington Stock Exchange
Seme Ge
Lone
Washington Railway and Biectria
Corn— Potomac Electric Consolidated
Washington Railway and Electric Com
Mergenthaler Linotype
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Genital Traction Railroad
Ergehitialge Linotype
American Security and Trust
Ane
Town
Ind
Batown Gasington Gar Se
Capital Section Co
Funabia
Mort. Fe
Columbia Railway
Wash, Alex
Mount Ver
Potomac Electric Con. Mort. Ba
Potomac Electric Power
Ches
Potomac Tel
Amer. Tel
Ash
Riggs Realty
Worfpite
Mergenthaler Synotype
Union Savings
NEW York Grain
Wheat—Firme Dek
Baltimore Securities
Cattle Market
Bank of Baltimore
Perrereets
Houston
Pfd
Ctfa
Baltimore City
N. O
M. and
Penn. Wat
P. United Rys
Bec
THOR
Ae United Rys
Elec. Inc
Erase
Metro
Wash
Iain
Tedd Vas
Wall Street
Cyrus McCormick
Standard Oil
Timony
Paris
China
Morigen
Davison Jin
Daytzon
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No
Barnard
Lawrence
Equity Court No. 2
Justice Anderson
Clarence
Goodridge
Matthews
Pro Contesso
G. Beals Bloomer
Albert Harper
Examiner
Plaintift
E. B. Kimball
Wansiington Loan and Trust Company
Decatur
Pro Oppresso
Fiavitti
J. H. Taylor
Snyder
Simpson
Mor‘ris
Dickey—Osterman
Smith Va
Washington Herald Company
Offutt
Wolf—Berry & Minor
McCarthy Ve. Gauld
Wolf &Offutt
Darlington
Circuit Court No
Berry Ve
Hynson
aaby-Smith
Scagnelli
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Shreve
Richardson— Hamilton
Burch
United States Express Company
Morey
Criminal Court No
Jantioe Grafford
Horace A. Bell
N. C
Puma
Charles Mille
Taltter
William Lacke
J. A. O'Shea
H. B._ O'Brien
Samuel Langston
T. M.” Baker
Rosetta Ward
Charles Hunter
Barnards
Maurice Shappiro
Gould
Mavitte
Royal Life Insurance Company
Attorrneys
Webb—Yeatman
Marshall
Burch & Kieps
Dudley—Heyden
Darrell
Mather —Ridout
Drury
Mitchell
Billinger
Burnard & Johnson
Mary Kerr Coffey
Thomas A. Griffith
Laura Grifth
Berry & Miper
Patrick J. Brennan
O. H. P. Batmant
Lawrercs Holliday
Alica V
Orgin
George W. Orem
Atoer
B. Reilly
Bary A. Keister
Adicainis
William Keister
George L. Whitford
Albert Bi. Bottrell
David L. Steart
Taine Hassain
Nobu OA
Walker
Letifo F. Melntire
Piantige
Tomar
John Biden
Company of Washington Gaslight Ceagany
Pigintiff
Willen G. Johna
BIBT
Lawsmite
Albert B. Bettrell
David L Stewart
Municipal Court
Plaintif
M.D
Berselve
David L. Stewfer
Z Hemost
Smunicipel
Plain
Wd Rosenberg
Ines Sam Lara and
Calvert Co
Finargial
W. B. Hibbs & Co
York Stock Exchange Washi
Hibbs
National Savings and Trust Company
15Th and
N. Y. Ave
Teessex
Judgment of Proticipal Court
Primitive Attorney
George F. Williams
F. R. Dorr
15Th St
Lk. Perkins
Sond -Fou
Bend
Equitable Co-operative Building Association
Equitable
John Joy Edson
Ellis Spear
Perry B Turpin
Frank Preeside
Fifteenth Street
U. S. Treasury
Oldest National Bank
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
N. W
Tawrence Jr. Dietz & Co
Woodware
Eochadge
New c. F. Butchinson
Fong Mein
Citizens Savings Bank
G Street
BW. W
Washington & Southern Bank
J. Selwin Tait
Presse
Willie
Real Estate Trust CO
Anyamanita
N. LD
Lansbury CO
St.n.w
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