Wall Street slides after Vanderlip remarks shake market
Wall Street reversed early gains after Frank Vanderlip’s Washington remarks were interpreted as a warning against stock speculation. Prices opened higher in London influenced by settlement hopes but slid to near Monday lows in late trading. Trading showed broad weakness with notable declines in railway and industrial stocks and a firmer call money market.
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Washington Post
New York
Oct. Il
London
Berlin
Lecat
New York City Railway Company
Wisconsin Central
Washington
American Bankers’ Association
Frank Vanderlip
Tne
Wiall Street
Wall Street
Vanderlip
Stock Exchange
New York Grain and Stock Markets Report Oct 14
Rye steady and barley dull as wheat receipts run high. Wheat up on bull pressure with exports and strong cables. December near 91, May at 96. Corn firmer, oats steady. futures show broad activity and strong export demand. Provisions and hogs rise with packer buying. lard and rib prices advance. Estimated tomorrow’s receipts expect wheat, corn, oats and hogs.
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New York
Armer
Duluth
Northern Manutabz
Shorts
Liverpool
Sim
Alen, Law
Als Adams Bexprage
Amalgamated Copper
Car and Foundry
Am Car and Pountry
American Cotton Oil
American Xpress
American Ice Securities
Lee
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Ae
Atchison
Aunutle Coast Line
Altimore and
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn
Canadian Pacifc
Central of New Jersey
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bank
Chicago and Alton Ergand
F Street
Chicago and
Alton
Big Chicago Great Western
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
Chicago
Northwestern
A Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Chicago
Mil
St. P
St Louis
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado
Southern
Bi Mayer
Cole
South'n
Dezemyar
South
Mayer
Ty Consolidated Gas
Delaware
Denver and
Rio Grande
Denver
Rio G
Erie
General Electric
Hecking Valley
Illnois Central
Popery
Provisions
International Paper Pi
International
Pfa
BBE
Jewa Central
Jawa Central
Kansas City Southern
BA AB
Louisville
Nashville
Minneapolis
St. Pi
S. Ste. M
Northwest
Issauri Pacife
Ontario
Wea
Norfolk and Western
Norfolk and
Arthern Pacific
Bradstreet's
Tcopke
Pirs
W. Co
St. L
Preccd Steel
Minnendotm
Pulbuan Palace
San F
St. Louis Southwestern
Southwastern
Southern Pacife
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Bae
Toys and Pacific
Toledo
Union Packie
United Suites
Express
United States Realty
United States
Ubber
States Steel
United
United States Steel
Carolina Chemical
Arolina
Westinghouse
Western Uatov
Wheeling and Laxe Brie
Wisconsin Central
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
New York Produce and Market Report October 11
Money on call firm at 5K percent with bids at 5H. Loans for short and long terms offered. Sterling exchange steady with bankers’ rates around 4.85 for demand and 4.82 for sixty day bills. Government receipts and expenditures listed, including internal revenue and customs totals. Butter cheese eggs and flour mixed changes, meat prices steady, oils and rosin steady, molasses and sugar steady, potatoes cabbage and freight quoted. London tin up, copper steady, local metals prices varied with spreads noted.
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New York
Eagy
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Petual Businees
Bankers
Cordova
London
Lekate
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Fountry Northern
Foundry Southern
Ge Toga
Wall Street Gossips on Steel Stocks and Dividends
New York investors grow bullish on iron and steel, led by Gates optimism that next year will set records for production and earnings. American Steel Foundries shows strong results, while Metropolitan Street Railway and Locomotive shares draw cautious support amid speculation. Coal stocks Reading, Lackawanna, and Delaware and Hudson rally with brisk openings and higher prints.
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Washington Post
New York
Oct
John W. Gates
Iron and Steel
Reading
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Jersey Central
Wall Street Quiet as Bonds Hold and Grapho Phone Leads
At yeatemway's meeting of the stock board limited trading in Washington Railway Company bonds and a strong bid for many shares drove prices up to 9 13 3. Grapho phone preferred saw unusual activity with 400 shares traded, the highest since 1901. Banks and gas stocks fluctuated while a seat on the exchange and a bank officer election dominated chatter.
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Yeatemway
Stock Board
Washington Railway Company
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Graphophone
Greene Copper
Lanston and
Mergenthaler
Capital Traction
Commercial Bank
National Safe Deposit
Exchange
William Mears
The
Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
George J. Easterday
Washington Stock Exchange
Eee
Wall Street Scores and Bond Notes From Washington Exchange
Closing quotes from yesterday show mixed activity across stocks and bonds including Washington Railway and Electric at multiple prices, National Metropolitan Citizens Bank bids, and various district bonds. Strong listings for gas, railroad, and insurance shares reflect a broad market snapshot amid minor shifts in preferred and common stocks.
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National Metropolitan Citizens Bank
Washington Gag
Greeny Copper
Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
Washington Railway and Electric
Bristol Gas and Electric Ss
Washington Gas Company
Washington Gas Company És
United States Electric Light
Mprovement
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Ss
Washington Market Company Ist
Potomac Electric Light Ist
Norfolk and Washington Stramboat
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deport Aid Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Trust Company
Washington Bavinga Bank
Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Railroad stocka—Capital Traction
The
Washington Railway and
D Electric
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Bristol Gas and Electric
National Bank
Commercial
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan
Central
Farmers and Mechanicn
Second
Columbia
Capital
American
Lincoln
Firemen’s
Franklin
Corcoran
Potomac
Artington
National Union
Riggs
People’s
Colonial
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac
Washington Gas
Georgetown
Morgenthaler Linotype
Onotype
Janes Titocks- Greene
Consolidated Copper
Frost fears buoy New York cotton futures briefly
New York October 11 reports frost in the cotton belt's northwestern sections and frost forecasts for the eastern belt spurred early buying. Markets rose then eased on realization, with futures finishing modestly higher and Southern spot markets mostly unchanged to slightly up.
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W. B. Hibbs &Co
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Cotton Belt
Selea
Memphis
Arkansas
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
New York receipts show cattle, calves, sheep and hogs with varied gains. Prices include native and western cattle from 3.75 to 6.40, veals up to 9.25, sheep around 2.25 to 6.50, lambs to 7.50, hogs 0.80 to 5.95. Chicago markets list cattle 4.46 to 6.35, hogs 4.70 to 5.65, sheep and lambs firm with higher quoted lambs between 6.00 and 7.85.
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New York
Canada
Chicago
Baltimore markets report mixed grain prices and firm bids
In Baltimore markets dated Oct 12, prices for corn, oats, and receipts are listed with firm to unchanged bids. Wheat and flour exports show 16 028 barrels, corn firm spot and future curves, oats steady, hay steady, grain freights firm, butter steady, eggs firm, cheese ranges, sugar steady.
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Baltimore
Tour of Norfolk and Western Inspection by Cassatt Party
Alexander J. Cassatt president of the Pennsylvania Railroad led a Pennsylvania delegation on an inspection trip with Norfolk and Western officials. The group traveled the Scioto division from Columbus toward Williamson West Virginia with plans to reach Cincinnati by Friday and continue to the South Atlantic coast. The party included First Vice President John P. Green and Vice President James McCrea.
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Cassatt
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Ohio
Alexander J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Johnson
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
Scioto
Norfolk and Western
South Atlantic
Cassatti
John P. Green
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pirat
James McCrea
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Williamson
W. Va
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Western Union Earnings Decline On Racing Reports Cut
New York October 11 The discontinuance of racing reports trimmed Western Union Telegraph Company earnings for the year ended June 30. Gross earnings reached 29 035 695 a drop of 215 755 while net earnings were 7 188 065 down 699 410. After interest and dividends surplus stood at 1 002 781 a fall of 768. At stockholders meeting Harris C Fahnestock and Thomas H Hubbard elected directors to replace A R Brewer who resigned and Charles Lockhart who died. The other directors were reelected.
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Prass
Western Union Telegraph Company
Clowery
Gay Harris C. Fahnestock
Thomas H. Hubbard
A. R. Brewer
Charles Lockhart
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