Profit Taking Holds Market as New York Opens on Good Friday
New York stock market activity shows steadiness with gains erased near close after news that the exchange would remain open on Good Friday. Banks report gains at the clearing house, sterling exchange rises, and coal talks appear unsettled. Currency and money rates fluctuate, with call money near 2 to 10 percent and time money softer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
New York
Learing House
Bank of England
Monay
Sterling Exchange
Daliver
Russell Sage
Fiancier
Qvite
Tme
San Francise
Canadian Bank of Commerce
London
New York Bond Market and Cotton Trade Update
The report lists numerous railway and utility bonds with prices and terms across major lines such as Baltimore and Ohio, Central of Georgia, Chicago and Great Western, and Mexican and Texas routes. It details cotton market activity with quiet trading before a four day adjournment, steady prices, and a net gain around 4.7 points after the call, with near months and May futures firm amid short-covering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THOR
Adare Hedtess
Loutavilis & Nashville
Amagamisted
Manhattan i
Am. Car & Foundry
Metropelirag Street Railway
Am Gar & Foundry
Mexican Central
Saka
Minneapolis & Dt Louis
American Cotton
WojAlvin
St P
Adams Trepresa
Ske
M. Pfd
Hidg & Legiber
Misaouri
Miasouri
Kansas
Missouri
Kans
Tex
America Locomotive
New York Central
Asmurican
Pt. Certlt
Anaconda Mining Co
Lea
Atchison Wee
Bazar BS
Northern Pacific
Atchison Pia
Penn Ivara
St He Lao
Sie Atlantic Gost
Baltimore &Ohio
Nko
Pittsburg
St. L. A
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Pullman Palace
Central of New Jersey
Reading
Chesapeake & Onto
Lhteaga & Alton
Caeoats
Republic Steel
Republic Steel Mid
Clcego & Alton
Roch Island Co
Great Western
Tock
Chicago
St Paul
Southern Railway
Ernera
Oraise
Southern
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Ronrtexas & Pacific
Tae
United States Rubber
United States Steel E al i
Ated States Steel
ORK
Electric ’ OO
Virginia-Caavlinn Chemical
Hocking Vallerco
Coolimmose Compal
Virginia-Caratina Chem
T. Ae
Sten
Wells-Fargo Dupré I
Westinghouse Elestris
ADI
San Go
T' Street
Bachange
Board of Trade
American ‘Tobacco
American Tobacco
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn
BR. T
Central of Georgia Central of Georgia Ist Inc
Geni
Georgia 2d
Central of Georgia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Alan Hes
Burlington and Quincy
Rock Island
Ruik
Pacifiy i
Cal
Loulegen
Colorado Industrial
Colorads Midland
Colorado and Southern
Gaba
Ayefaws
Donger
Ito Grande
Distilers
Erle Prat Wen
Ene General de A
Miretelug Valley
Tapan
Japan
Sapan
Loulaville
Nashville
United
Manhattan
Conea Gold
Seese Fineapolia
St Louis
Viscount
Kauss
Texas
Bos Yeading General
I St Louis
Iron Mountain
Consa
Santromusco Fe
SS. Louis Southwestern
Seaboard Ui
Southern Kallas Dew ‘ Peta
Pal
Cere Ee Toledo St .Lowla and
Weatern
Union Prane
Lake Erie
Wisconsin
New York
Galveston
Savannah
Charleston
Walmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Philadelphie
St Touia
Cincianas
Ail
Grane Britain
Continent
Utah
Great Britain
Vai
France
Stade
Jepary
Merten
Washington cattle market shows firmer tone and steady pricing
Under heightened receipts the Washington cattle market moves firmer with demand for good lambs and arrivals finding ready sale. Undergrades remain common with prices quoted for cattle, hogs, sheep and lambs. figures show per hundredweight levels and variations by grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hght
Yeaterday
Mareket
Virelnia
Southern
Orola
New York
Aumbfer
Winnell
California
Florida
Boor
Dale
Chicago
Wall Street Gossip on Anthracite Talks and Market Tone
Wall Street gossip reports that failure of the anthracite conference to reach an agreement spurred selling in Realings and Eries, with a broad market reaction. It notes London’s light involvement during Good Friday holidays, traders rushing to settle contracts, and speculation on gold imports and bank deposits as potential relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Exchange
Maters
New York
Erie
London
Lombard Street
Treasury
Shaw
Government Receipts and Expenditures Report
National bank notes received yesterday for redemption amounted to $1,442,400. Government receipts from internal revenue were $861,000, from customs $10,674, and from miscellaneous sources $10,674. Expenditures were $2,100,000. Like wild animals that tear and rend you are the palne of billousness Kluney trouble cured by Electric Bitters. 50c. di ogelets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Customs
Stock Exchange Adjourns For Good Friday After Buoyant Trading
Trading in a buoyant mood following heavy English gold imports lifted New York markets. Bonds and stocks saw varied gains with volumes rising. notable activity in Lanston, Washington Gas, Greene Copper, and bank issues. Prominent board actions included Fendall Cain becoming cashier of Traders National Bank and J Owen Thompson named savings manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
England
Lanston
Lamston
Washington
Greene Copper
Fendall Cain
Traders’ National Bank
F. C. Athey
Mr. Cain
J. Owen Thomipson
Arthur G. Plant
Washington’ Loan and ‘Trust
Security Storage Company
Home Savings Bank
National Bank of Washington
Metropolitan Are Insurance
Arlington Insurance Company
Washington Gas
1644
Wiehelh
District of
Colomebia
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Indebtadneta
Columbia Tenairoad És
Columbia Railroad 24
City and Suburban Allroad Sa
Anacostia
Chesapeake and Potamac Telephone
Washington Market Company
Potomac Electric Light
Norfolk and Weshington
Bate
National Bate Deposit and ‘Trust
Washington Loan and ‘Travail American Security and Trust
Union ‘Trust Company
Squurly Storage Company
Washington Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Washington Safe Deposit Company
Hallroad Btocks
Capital ‘Traction
Central
Farmera and Mechanics
Columbia
Capstal
American
Traders
Lincoln
Rigen
National City
Sireman’e
Brankiln
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Pototane
Arlington
National
Uslem
Colman
Cheanpeaks
Potomac
Georgetown Gan
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Gruene Consolidated’ Copper
Norfolk and Washington
Colorado
Pistaaw
Lewis & Co
F Street
F. K. Fish, Jr. & Co
Broadway
Francis R. Dooley & Go
Aud c. Aw
le Droit
Henry J. Spuhler
Pittsburg
National Metropolitan Bank Financial Report 1906
National Metropolitan Bank of Washington DC reports its condition as of April 6 1906 showing resources including loans and discounts U S bonds to secure circulation and deposits, due from banks and bankers and cash items. Liabilities list capital stock surplus undivided profits and various deposits including national bank notes and certified checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Metropolitan Bank
Washington, D. C
É Resources
Jverdralta
Honda
U.S
Mlekeli
Sud
Totay
Ageeusesr
Post
Secterees
Gabbler
United States
Joan
National Bank
Leering House
Eutk
U. S
Tiabilitias
Gog Aavenson
Ball District of Columbia
L. P Seibold
U.B
Hanking House
Ferniture
Ewesevweseete
Siete Banka
Ghocka
Howe
U. 8
Treasrer
S.r
State Banke
Tront
Provident Reserve Fund
Individuel Deroalte
Rashler’s
National Bank of Washington
Whellingtons
District of Columbia
Atlonal Danks
Nat Reserve Genta
Otter National
Danka
Afc Beml
Awful Ananiey
Agai
Ankers
Munickpal
Wederrese
Home Savings Bank
Washington
Bonde
Francis Willyr
Francis Miller
Howard Horan
Rotary Puble
D.C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston
Hoxton
Hoaton
Albany
Moston Hlevand - Huchburg
Central Wheaten
Beens
New Haven
Marc Ford
Aree
Asmerkcan Athe Chemical
Freumay Vie
Ammerkan
Shannen
NEW York Stock Market
SDAY
W. B. Hibbs
New York Stock Washington Stock ‘Exchange
Teite Apa
Lima
Indiapg
Rit E Ity
Rapa
Lim
W. B. Hibbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Berlachem Stet Corporation
Euinichem Stest Corporat'oh
Pia. T & uMroston
Aprilia
Ty Fundies Reginereil
Val May Frie
Poe
Pennessee
United Copper
Weahington
Washington Cattle Market
Wall Street
Local Financial
The
Mitchell Minning
Home Savings Batlie
Washington Loan and Truat
Bank of Washington
Washington Railway Preferred
Washington Railway Common
Salez
Washington Railway and Electric
Wassington Railway and Electric Preferrad
Washington Railway and
Bectris
Washington Produce Market
Financial
D. Gales Moore
Aglemmly
Gales Moore
Cuehler
Alfred B Briggs
Notary Fuchsis
Southard Parker
Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank
Wunneee
CH. Cragin
A. H Small
Edward Ttapyy
Seweul
Cissel
RB Jackson
Thomas Brown
National City Bank of New York
Air
Aizag
Wen Ange
Arthur Kavanagh
Kavanagh
Edwin F. Corey
Samuel Sloan
Edwin S. Mareton
Paylo’ Pyne
Durer
Cletviet
Columba
Owen Owen
A A. Chipman
Walter Hirstow
Edward
W. Droop
Henry ¥. Blair
John Quinn
Stanley Simmons
Whalapley
Oan
Offich
B. F. Saul
J William Barn
Harrison Johnson
Michael J. Colbert
W. Milder
John E. Ruppert
Anthony Gargler
J Philip Herrmann
Alex
Clarke
John Shughrue
John B
Brion
Ogee
James F. Bhea
Garl Auerbach
On Crust Co
STH
FST
John Sox
A. Swope
Rolis Spear
Andrew Parker
Harry G. Meem
Boyd Paylor
Chomas Bradle
Ceeee Rpesiaeas
Simogeerceee
Wee Praailent ‘Legend
TUT Asslatent Preasurer
Cece Amsislare
Real Estate Dmcer
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Warner
Jone
Heiskell & McLeran
F ST
Washington Post
Bucklen
Wilkens - Sherry| Printing Co
Eleventh and
E Streets
Tee
Lovington Coal Mining Company
Union Trust CO
N-W
N. E
American Express CO
U. S. Treasury
N. W
Walter A. Brown
Francis H. Smith
Alvin MC Lothrop
V. Pres
E. Quibey Smith
Home Building Association
Gro
W. Linkins
19Th St
Claughton
J. M Woodward
18Th”St
Wescott
Arthur Wall
Lynn, Wall & Co
Adams Building
Fender Us
Base & CO
Carre
Bonds
Chesley & Spence
Deana
Len Pawnbreker
E St
Mutual Loan and Trust
St. N. W
6Th St
Horning
Furnilure
Planos
Ealacy, &c
Tohone M
Moet
James
Atlantic
TRE Capital Loan CO. Con
Jergecamin
F Street N. W
Etrictty
Mationsl Mortgage Loan Company
F ST. NW
Tolman
Corcorant
Wang
W. City
P.O
Ernatiow
Gapital
Charles G. Gates &Co
Trinity Building
Munsey Building
Waldart-Autoria
Railway Exchange
Rookery Building
Chistso
North Fourth Street
Tour Nerbors Maarz
Jack
Commercial Bank
14Th ST
Oays District Loan Co
Newspaprreit
HIVE