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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1905

Page

9

Stock Market Surges on High Grade Investments

Delaware and Hudson stock led gains as the market rallied on rumors of dividend strength and potential control changes. Rich investors piled into top grade issues, signaling confidence in a broad market advance despite early Portsmouth peace conference nerves.

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Live Stock Markets Surplus Updates From New York Aug 10

New York live stock markets show beef prices steady with limited demand for dressed beef. Calves receipts 228 head with scarce demand. veal prices around 4.00 to 6.00 and city dressed veals scarce. Sheep and lambs receipts 4,781 with light demand. lambs at 5.50 to 7.75 per cwt and ewes lower. Hogs receipts 2,428 with weak but steady market. mixed and butcher hogs around 5.00 to 5.20 per cwt. Cattle receipts 5,000 with market strong. good to prime steers 5.25 to 6.60, stockers 3.50 to 4.75, cows and heifers 3.50 to 4.75, calves near 3.00 to 4.00. Hog receipts 260 with steady market. mixed and butcher hogs 5.00 to 5.20, good to choice 5.00 to 5.20. Sheep steady. wethers around 4.00 to 5.40, ewes 4.00 to 5.40, native lambs 5.26 to 7.25.

New York Eifes Tazan Best Cogo

Wall Street Gossip on Market Surges and Crop Report Impact

The piece details sharp gains in high priced stocks including Lackawanna Jersey Central and Delaware and Hudson amid heavy trading led by Lake George and New Haven. It notes optimism from wire houses after a favorable government crop report and highlights Union Pacific lagging, Gould stock weakness, and comments from Standard Oil interests about Union Pacific value versus price.

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New York Stock and Bond Markets Close Mixed

Reports from New York show continued selling in cotton amid good crop weather, with stock and bond markets closing down slightly. Cotton prices slipped despite initial support, while money on call stayed steady around 2 percent and prime commercial paper remained firm. Government bonds were strong and rail bonds showed irregular activity.

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Baltimore Markets Report Amid Mixed Grain Prices

Baltimore markets show varied futures and cash prices for flour and corn. Receipts include 29,278 bushels of corn and 508 barrels of flour. rye and oats show steady or firm movements amid mixed quality grades and regional offerings.

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Daily Cotton Market Treasury Receipts and Expenditures

Treasury receipts and expenditures list national bank notes received for redemption totaling 7,083,831 with miscellaneous items including 1,970,000 cited. Fragmented OCR text presents figures and notes, but the readable items indicate a financial report style on cotton market related treasury activity.

Treasury National Bank Piery

Washington stock exchange sees vast listings and bids

A detailed Washington Stock Exchange report lists membership for Dene New York and the board’s long tenure, plus closing quotes for bonds and numerous stocks. It covers capital traction, Washington Railway and Electric, adaptions in insurers, banks, and utilities, and includes commodity updates on eggs and butter with market activity.

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Wheat Prices and Receipts Reported in Market Brief

New York market notes show wheat receipts around 9,000 bushels with prices varying by grade. No. 2 red and No. 1 Northern futures indicated slight movements while oats receipts reached about 1,500 bushels with mixed weights and grades.

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New Crop Estimating Board Advances Noon Reports

The new crop estimating board in effect replaces the Bureau of Statistics in issuing spring wheat corn oats and other small grains at noon. Secretary Wilson says all crop statistics will be released at noon, field agents will assist, and a report on extermination of grains will follow. Markets in New York welcomed earlier noon releases while Chicago brokers noted mixed impact on prices and volatility.

New York Department of Agriculture Liverpool United States Wilson P. L. Hutchinson J. J.dary Secrety Washington Chicago Board of Trade Commission House Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Board New York Board

Crop conditions show above average across major crops

The Agriculture Department reports August 1 crop conditions with corn at 89.0, winter wheat about 424 million bushels and spring wheat near 92, oats around 90.8, and rye barley and flax also strong. Buckwheat acreage down 41 percent, potatoes 87.2, tobacco 84.1, hay down 18 percent, pastures 96.1, rice 92.9, all figures compared to prior months and historical averages. Victor N S Oim- signed the report.

Agricultural Department Bureau of Statistics Department of Agriculture Timothy Hay Pennsylvania Kentucky Michigan Linois Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio Iowa Victor Ns Oim

New York Produce Prices and Market Report Aug 1

Market news shows steady to quiet trading across grains meats and metals. Receipts and prices for cheese eggs poultry flour and coffee are listed, with London tin copper and lead influencing local quotes. Long Island potatoes cabbage and peanuts cited, plus freight rates to Liverpool and foundry iron ranges.

Long Island Delaware Maryland New Jersey Southern Nearby Liverpool London Glasgow Middlenhora Foundry Northern Foundry Southern

Japan hoarding cotton at Kobe vast store and ships

Report from Seattle dated August 10 notes Kobe harbor with over eighty ships awaiting discharge of cotton cargoes. A fire amid the cotton destroyed about 20,000 bales, mostly American with some from India. Capt. Wale says losses were minor as space filled again with new bales. In Denver the Western State Bank closure prompts $1.2 million bond pledge to pay depositors in full and small dividends for stockholders.

Kobe Seattle Wash Kawagwa Wale India Denver Bank Denver Colo H. M. Beatty Asstenea Western State Bank

New York Institute Seeks Fraud Order Vacated

The New York Institute of Physicians and Surgeons sued the Postmaster General for a mandatory injunction to cancel a fraud order issued August 2 and restore mail service. Justice Bernard reserved ruling on a temporary order as the suit proceeds, contending the hearing was improperly held before the Assistant Attorney General instead of the Postmaster General in person.

New York Concern New York Institute of Physicians and Surgeons Eugene A. Jones R. W. Haines District Supreme Court Cortelyou Justice Barnard Postonce Department

Powerless Against Boycott Chinese Students Control Shanghai

Consul General Rogers cables that the Shanghai Chinese chamber of commerce cannot stop the boycott against Americans and products, while Chinese students dominate the situation and officials remain inactive. The State Department says it can do little until a more liberal treaty allows easier admission of Chinese merchants and students. Separately, Bangkok reports 3000 Chinese in Siam ordering a halt to shipments of American goods. Fraud orders target Boston based firms for fraudulent medicine schemes. one order revoked. A debt-collection incident in Hee Court ends with a payment.

Rogers Shanghai State Department Chinese Chamber of Commerce Rockhill United States Bangkok Singapore Frongkong Siam

Banking by Mail System Extends Global Drafts Payable

A historic notice promotes a banking service offering drafts payable anywhere in the world and four percent interest on savings deposits. It highlights a Banking by Mail system covered by a U.S. patent and mentions a special department for ladies.

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