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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1905

Page

11

Stock Prices Rally as London Markets Cheer U.S. Gains

The Washington Post reports a stock rebound driven by natural price resilience amid Milwaukee bank distress and steadier wheat markets. Anaconda Mining declared a quarterly dividend of 3 a share, boosting Amalgamated Copper. Rail and steel earnings boosted sentiment, with Wabash related notes and large order backlogs shaping ongoing market activity.

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Catarrhal Powder Advertised by New York Paper

In a NY stock market page style ad a physician promotes Dr Agorn's Catarrhal Powder as safe and painless relief for catarrh throat and head symptoms. The copy claims quick relief and bans the disease, naming Affleck as a contact at a London address.

Wall Street Gossips on 1915 Market Recovery Moves

Special to The Washington Fest reports abating selling pressure on opening, with many professionals shifting to the long side to push prices higher. Union Pacific leads with a sharp gain as London buys large blocks and covers a substantial short interest. Discussion centers on Western liquidation, uncertain future, and the impact on Northern Securities, Amalgamated Copper, and United States Steel earnings forecasts.

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Washington stock quotes and market notes from April

Washington stock exchange quotations show bids and offers across banks, bonds, and railroads, with closing prices for Washington Railway and Electric, Columbia Railroads, and American security issues. The report lists district bonds, national and local stocks, and commodity prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, and butter, reflecting a broad daily market snapshot with New York and Philadelphia sessions noted.

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New York Cotton Market Mixed Under Bear Pressure

The New York cotton market showed more activity but remained generally weak amid bear pressure and liquidation tied to Wall Street. Openings were easier by about 2.7 points, spurred by softer cables and hefty receipts, with some short selling and cautious support from traders in the South.

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Local Market Holds Steady Amid Cautious Trading

Prices remained fairly firm in a cautious Washington market as traders awaited broader developments. Washington Railway preferred weakened while common stock gained on strong buying. Lanston declined on dividend delay concerns. American Security and Trust stock attracted broad bidding, with expectations of higher prices if demand persists. Greene Copper showed stagnation as Col Greene’s absence weighed on the stock amid a mining visit to Mexico by notable financiers.

Boston Bear Party Amalgamated Copper Boston New York Stock Exchange Louisville and Nash‘ville Atlantic Coast Line Louisville Nashville Union Pacific Jacob Field Washington Railway Preferred American Bank W. C. Greene Greene Copper Company Cannon Proctor Woodbury Vermont M. M. Parker New York Mexico Col. Greene Siom Rothing Potomac Guarantee Loan CO F Street N. W. Atlantic Building American Loan CO Building and Loan Association Mom Abney Wational Mortgage Loan Company Tolman Corcoran 15Th St

Market slips after cotton outlook as weather dampens demand

The report notes a stand-off and renewed bear pressure pushing prices to a season low, with futures easing and May notices anticipated. Cotton receipts rise while Liverpool demand weakens, and New York and Washington markets show soft spot and futures prices amid heavy rain and frost damage in Alabama, Georgia, and the Carolinas.

New York Liverpool Mey New Orleans Alabama Carolinas Georgia Arkansas Territories Texas Mississippi Valley Atlantic District Miller & Co Washington F Street

Live Stock Markets Mixed Across Markets With Sluggish Demand

In New York on April 26 traders reported weak demand across cattle calves and hogs, with receipts high and prices notably soft. Western lambs and dressed beef showed limited activity while higher-grade hogs touched modest gains. meanwhile Baltimore and Chicago summaries noted lighter sales and mixed futures, with a commission firm suspension announced in New York.

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Greene Consolidated Gold Company Declares Dividend No 2

The Greene Consolidated Gold Company declares Dividend No 2 of two percent on capital stock payable May 20 1905 to stockholders of record at noon May 6 1905. Transfer books close noon May 6 and reopen May 22. Assistant Secretary John H. Martin.

Proau Or New York Greene Consolidated Gold Company John H. Martin

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