The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-05
FINANCIAL NOTES
Wall street summary

Wall street summary:
tne reciprocity treaty in present session OF
congress.
Dnn,s Review quotes signs of forward
among business men in ali branches OF
trade and industry
,.:s S st,ll qu'e, and sasines. expands
larger
B.al. sainsd sl2. 7os,cco on weeks cur
rency movement.
other ta1 atien In states diverting capital 10
large Quantities to Canada
National biscuit now operating 90 per
,0sorss y. wsasuaske.. ..pps.i.e. Of
in1ortstien Of diamonds and other pre-
s;Ss: ;s'ns: II: Ss v. :. n. Nsn.
Ma, lad The appraised value OF msr-
s; tRs::d >; f'' ssss from
nary. 1910.
aumS.r Of 6s.s tr.stioa senpan.s: Witch
ees,:%p.,.. ia sslins ' over st ali the
the north ' and s0 e... & .ha, city and group.
1 nc~ e anssl 11s Sc .nd
i their report 10 satisfactory the BANKERS
principal fss.ur. Of Which is to piac. :
blanket bond Issue over the entire system
srs the een no.sb.
A New York bond house. responding to
MONTH tsoss Of less tia. 81 600. 50 - 10
IA. f1 10 70 os.
(which were deposited in the trust company
and in effect 10 a neGOtiab bic collateral trust
osss. Sss::: h... devised plan: ior ap:
pesling to the snail investor, but oan s
n none more practical.
TIE National city bank Of Chicago. in
is February circular, says the bond mar
dsess that sone Important Issues wili Be
erosSht out IN the near future * says
"fbe really vital problem before the
r sSs h., to DO Tits Be forced
resort to II their equipment is to be kept
W to The usual standard More than $loo;
issues we're sold by the railroads las,
month. 1t seems .easonable to expect that
durinS the ne1t FIVE months the aEgregats
s.eh An amount vim almost eertainly B.
issued .nle.. some 9nfors:ssn obstacles obstacle:
las fsisa % materially. 50 that the ran:
roads have not the heavy requirements &c
Isc'ds for tsat are usually factor En-, a,
the r.ii,ss1s to borrow sparinely and ther
&c. * ~: delay
Important bond issses were postponed
Gosaeiss has sssn carried ever into THU
ffs:ei vs.2 s.ss ssvs::. sut they ~! 4
q. don !! . " Any 9s unass
IN: ~. s'sh class bonds having a r.'d'
4 prominent New York nn.neter d
pss.. IL !. eressS f SHos
the end ~ t!n ss:rs viii be ssins h.a;
since $50 we S.v. sddeG $50 go. ooo. 90
! to values. Railroad. built before the coun
wa TO,
J stock was worth almost nothing in the lat
'eos. have become proeperous and yairabk
systsms through reorgani.a1on Real e.
sounds. The capacity o$ man uracsurin,
plants was increased to meet the maximum
The local depression in 1907 stoppe>
many projects. Now We are manufacture
rep,ac os witt anal, i Smoup pa Of nev
There has been 4 wonderful increase ii
growth Of the cotton aud corn crops, am
A IN the agricultural west. People will b
9 better OF and happier in consequence
. Prices will work lower and our cost o
manufacturing will be reduced until "
can compete In foreign markets. As de
velopment In the cities slows down tn
men out OF work will have to get out. 70
the city Is no place for a mechanic or la
boTsr out OF a Job, with a resultant ad
vantage to the farming country ant
smaller towns.
II consider the outlook excellent W
can look forward with more equani1nit
{ to conditions such as I have outlined thai
. to a period Of feverish activity"