We Lead the World's Trade With Record Exports in 1906
Government figures show U S exports of manufactured goods reached $543,620,297 in 1905 1906 data highlight iron and steel led by $13 7 million and a surge in machinery locomotives to Japan and sewing machines to Mexico and Argentina Domestic cotton manufactures jumped to $49 7 million led by cotton cloth China purchases rose sharply and imports lagged behind export growth, signaling a sustained trade leadership.
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United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Iron and Steel
Canada
South America
Mexico
West Indies
Japan
Argentina
China
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Netherlands
Russia
Belgium
British East Indies
Italy
Tobacco market sees light crop and good color not guaranteed
Danville Virginia reports small receipts with primings selling 1 to 6 cents per pound and colored leaf 5 to 7 cents while heavy rains damage field tobacco. South Boston notes second growth delaying cutting and curin g with bottom leaves sold for 3 to 5 dollars per hundredweight. Durham and nearby areas report fine curing but low quality and prices remaining fair given rainfall.
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Washington Post
Danville
Bright Belt
Old Belt
North Carolina
Boston
Durham
N. C
Gold Output and Population Shape August Market Boom
The August market gains are driven by record gold production and rising world population, fueling higher prices and broad prosperity. Crop prospects and manufacturing strength bolster optimism, while cautious, inflationary forces and delayed optimism temper unchecked buoyancy.
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Washington Post
New York
Wall Street
Transvaal
America
United States
Canada
Red Gum Wood Gains Steam in Southern Market
A bulletin from the Bureau of Forestry details the rising demand for red gum, a common bottomland timber in the Southern States. Once prone to warping, careful seasoning now yields clear boards used in furniture making, flooring, and staves, with mills consuming vast annual quantities as poplar and cottonwood wane.
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Bureau of Forestry
England
France
Germany
Mississippi Valley
Washington Stock Exchange notes and market outlook
In October 1800 Beriah Wilkins joined the Washington Stock Exchange and his family ties continued a local legacy with Robert C. Wilkins becoming a member. The piece discusses exchange growth, money market tensions, and forecasts for a peace outcome between Russia and Japan, noting liquidity, trust company lending, and expected stock movements in United States Steel Union Pacific Northern Pacific and related majors.
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Beriah Wilkins
Washington Stock Exchange
Robert C. Wilkins
Princeton
Robert Wilkins
Fhe Post Company
The
Exchange
Russia
Japan
Europe
Portsmouth
East
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Daniel F. Kellogg
New York Bond Market Roundup August Bond Listings
New York August 22 bond market report lists certificates and 4s for American Tobacco Atchison Baltimore and Ohio Central of Georgia Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and Alton Chicago Burlington and Quincy Colorado Ind Colorado Midland Colorado and Southern Cubans Cervera Distillers Erie Louisville and Nashville Manhattan consol gold Mexican Central Minneapolia and St. Louis Missouri Kansas and Texas National Bank of Mexico Reading Union Pacific Wabash Wheeling Wisconsin Central with various 4s and 4 percents among listed issues.
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New York
American Tobacco
Atchison Genera
Atchison Adjustment
Atlantis
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and
Olio
Central of Georgia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
New
R. I. and
Pacific R. FR
Pacific R. R
Mand St. Louis Gen
Colorado Ind
Colorado Midland
Colorado and Southern
Cerver
Rio Granite
Distilers’ Securities
Erie
Louisville
Unigwa
Wabash
Wabash Debentura Wheeling Tak
Ane
Adams Byprese
Car and Foundry
American Ice
American Locomotive
American Sugar Refiningoo
Ansconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore
Onic
Ohio
Pia Case
Brooklyn
Haris Tranali
Nadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chicago and
Alton
Chicago Great Western. 6,700 21% Cage and N 22344 2A3 Chicago, Mul and St P
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Colorado
Southern
Golo
South
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Delaware
Judeon
Del
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Western
Denver
Ris Grande
Rio G
Davesloee
Erle
Elactric
Hocking Valley
Illinois
Ay International Paper
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Bonternational
Sanave
Town Central
Kansas City
Southern Ave
Ste
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Missouri Pacifis
Wits
Nat, R. R. of Mexico
New York Central
N.Y. Ontario
Norfolk and Western
Bay Pacific
Pennsylvania
Pitts
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Pial
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
Rock
Southweatern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Bam Bouthern Railway
Tennessee Coal and Tron
Pacific
St. le
Toledo
Bt L. and
Union Pacific
IBZ
United States Fx
United States Realty
United States Rubber Aesbie Unitedtates Rubber Nl
United States Steel
Carolina Chemical
Carollina Chem
Waba
Welle-Parga
Westinghouse Electran
Wretern Union
Wheellog
Lalsk
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central Pit
Theberg
SATURDATY MARKET QUOTATIONS SUMMARY
The quotations align with those received daily by W B Hibbs & Co bankers and brokers at 1419 F Street. They are members of the New York Stock Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade, and Washington Stock Exchange.
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Bankers and Brokers
F Street
Exchan
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
Chicago
Aanteey
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Greene Consolidated Copper Co
Broad Street
New York
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War Department
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Washington, D.C
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Andrew Glam
Charles F. Benjamin
Jann Cook
Anape Luna
Wien P. Berville
William R Hillyer
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Roger T. Mitchell
Eleventh Street
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Thomas Bradley
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Xerk City
Delay Oats & Marbran
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