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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1907

Page

2

Market Report Signals Mixed Trading Amid Dividend News

Opening quotations showed small changes with gains in Harriman and Pennsylvania issues but renewed selling pushed prices lower after the Southern Pacific dividend rise. The day ended with limited demand for stocks, muted advances, and a cautious mood as investors covered short positions and awaited clearer direction in the foreign capital markets.

Wrathlngtop New York Harriman Luctel England Park

New York Bond Market Snapshot Amid Floating Figures

The report outlines irregular bank note redemptions and currency adjustments with several cryptic figures and terms. It notes outstanding debt, gold values, and various regional references, hinting at market volatility and shifting fiat impressions without clear names or dates.

Washington Railway and Electric bonds and related stocks report

The bond desk showed notable activity with Washington Railway and Electric 4a at a bid of 478 and 160 for other securities. Cap ital Tractions moved at 2014 but output was limited to about 34,000. Traders National Bank liquidity drew attention as the market thinned. American Security and Trust Company director James M. Green bought 5 4 shares at 2 0, while Merchants and Mechanic Savings Bank traded 10 21 at 121½. Potomac Insurance saw 52 shares sold at 3. Southern Public Service traded 20 shares firm near 1. Twenty shares of Capital Traction and 40 shares of Washington Railway and Flooding preferred traded at 77 4. Common Washington Railway advanced to 47 with limited selling below 39. Gas stock momentum renewed. first sale around 76 8. Broad brokerage view remains cautious. local banks appear not ready for a strong bull move despite margin requirements of 20 to per cent. Mitchell exited the team at 279 C. potential speculation noted until frost. James H Edwards and James W Whelpley departed on East/Northeast trips.

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New York Stock Market Closes Mixed on August 1901

The New York market ends the day with mixed quotations as rail and industrial shares show modest gains while some metals and transportation issues drift. Traders note cautious activity with London's market lenient and local prices uneven amid broader economic signals.

New York Stock Market

Washington cattle market notes and mixed livestock terms

Fragmented market text lists cattle prices for calves hogs sheep and cows with assorted unit terms and odd spellings. References to per hundredweight and per pound pricing appear alongside random fragments about detter and wieghts, suggesting an OCR garble of a livestock market report.

Washington Market Prices Report From Virginia to North Carolina

A fragmented wholesale market listing prices and shortages across vegetables meats and fruits. Notable items include butter eggs and corn with regional mentions from Virginia North Carolina and Florida, plus assorted canned goods and staples.

New York Grain Notes on Wheat Receipts and Prices

The article reports on grain trading activity in New York with details on wheat receipts, futures quotes for various contracts, and price movements. It notes gains and declines across months like September and October, with references to nearby markets, weather effects, and overall market tone. Strong entities include New York, wheat, Corn, September, October, and futures terms.

Daily Cotton Market Report From New York and Global Cites

A garbled market brief covers cotton prices and related livestock metrics across New York and referenced ports. It mentions calves, sheep, cattle, and Oceanic trade notes with scattered entity fragments, but key figures and coherent actions are obscured by OCR errors.

Southern Pacific Declares Quarterly Dividend Increase

The Southern Pacific Company directors today announced a quarterly common stock dividend of 11.2 percent, up one quarter of a percent from the prior 11 percent, raising the annual dividend rate accordingly. This follows oil price notes and other market figures in New York.

Southern Pacific New York Aus Southern Pacife Company

Wall Street Gossipy on Union Pacific and Southern Pacific

The Washington Desk notes the July earnings signal and stock activity for Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. It cites a high, then a retreat in the market, adjournment of the dividend meeting, and bear pressure on railroad shares while copper and metal stocks fall. traders expect further declines and assess bank rates and industrials versus railroads.

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Bew York market summary amid varied commodity notes

Fragmented OCR lists prices and mentions of several goods from New York and global markets. Entries reference poultry eggs flour flour products, fats, oils, hops, leather, wool, corn meal, and potatoes with scattered digits suggesting prices or quantities. Overall tone resembles a market bulletin with mixed steady and firmer notes.

York Hutterteady Wetern New York

New York cotton market drifts amid uneven futures trading

The New York cotton market closed quietly with irregular futures activity and mixed weather factors. Prices advanced modestly on some months amid a general cautious tone as supply and demand signals weighed, with government reports due tomorrow to set further expectations.

Public Debt Reduced by Bond Maturities and Settlements

The monthly public debt report shows a decrease of about 24 million dollars for the month ending July 1907 due to redemption of 4 percent bonds maturing July 1 and settlement of accounts. Cash on hand and various fund balances are itemized, with total cash near 1.484 billion dollars and a note on demand liabilities. The Mint reports July coinage of 7.467 million dollars and government receipts for July 1907 totaling 66.0 million with expenditures at 61.35 million, creating a July deficit governed by start-of-fiscal-year appropriations. Additional figures cover currency in circulation, bank notes, and bonds on deposit to secure circulating notes.

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President to Aid Farmers in New York Reform Effort

New York August 1 Jonn A Stewart president of the Republican League of the State of New York publishes a Roosevelt letter supporting a movement to rehabilitate abandoned farms. The President expresses sympathy and offers cooperation with the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce and other bodies to advance the plan. The Syracuse Chamber calls a convention of commercial and agricultural groups to discuss the subject.

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Baltimore Markets and Exchange Rumors in Fragmented 2005 Note

Fragmented OCR reads show market terms, exports, and commodity names with scattered entities. Mentions include Western GEOS, Southern by sample, and Philadelphia Press tied to a romantic school notion. No clear event or coherent narrative emerges from the garbled text.

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Goldfield Mines See Expanded High Grade Exposures Aug 1907

Bulging activity at Goldfield camps notes new high grade exposures across multiple properties including Goldfield Consolidated and Florence Jumbo Extension. Reports indicate 40 to 50 producing prospects, with anticipated stock advances from 10 to 50 cents and increased development work. Market remains generally inactive but promoters urge timely purchases of select Goldfield and Tonopah extensions, Great Bend, Atlanta and related Nevada and British Columbia listings.

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Defends Traction Trust President Shouts of Merger Problem

New York Aug 1 President Theodore P Shonts of the Interborough Metropolitan Company testified before the new public service commission about transportation in New York City. He described congestion and car supply issues, noting merged companies carry far more riders yearly than all U S steam railways, and outlined plans for larger capacity cars amid costly experiments.

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No Receiver Denied in District Supreme Court Action

Justice Barnard yesterday denied the motion in the interest of creditors for the appointment of a receiver for the bankrupt William citizen Co coal and wood dealers at 1287 c Street NW. The firm was declared bankrupt after petitions by three creditors alleging an act of bankruptcy. Graft was appointed trustee. Joynes resigns as Baltimore Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway superintendent after forty years with steamboat service.

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