Look to Shaw for Relief in Wall Street View Signaled
New York Dec 5 The money stringency in the financial district grew from yesterday with stock quotations slightly below prior close yet no broad market weakness. Call money opened high at 38 percent, eased to 32 late, loans at 6 percent with little impact on prices, and time money offered minimally. Banks faced heavy losses to the subtreasury, with a week’s drain of $6.624 million and $2.475 million yesterday. Officials noted large transfers to New Orleans and $25 million in London loans maturing January 1 not renewed, tightening home funds. Some optimism persisted that Secretary Shaw would act within 24 hours, though Washington reportedly viewed relief as unlikely in the near term. Reading stock held strong on dividend chatter while Atchison and other issues faced expansion in capitalization plans. Sterling remained firm as London money eased and foreign buying increased local demand.
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Toenver
New Orleans
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Shaw
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Atchison Railway Company
Atchison
Reading Common
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England
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Chemifeat
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
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American Sugar
Central of Groveln
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Central of Georgia 24 Inc
American Wooten
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Chesapeake and Ohio
American Wooten Ptt
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Alt. Louis General
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Wall Street Gossip and Dividend Hikes Stir Markets
Special to The Washington Fest from New York reports the National City Bank offered funds at 6 percent easing liquidity amid a flat close. Secretary Shaw sees no relief, market recovers from early losses, with brokerages wary of higher carrying charges. News on Reading, New York Central dividend rise to 6 percent, rights value, and accumulation signals. Atchison growth prompts capital stock increase plans. Sugar duty and Irish tobacco notes appear as supporting headlines.
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New York Central
Washington Gay Leads Active Session at Stock Exchange
Yesterday's Stock Exchange session showed Washington Gay as the featured stock with continued price advances. Mitchell Mining and Washington Railway and Electric Company attracted most activity, while Greene Copper remained dull with only a small sale. Bonds and preferred issues traded modestly, and overall volume was lighter than Tuesday's active day.
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Washington Gay
The
Stock Exchange
Mitchell Mining
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Greene Copper
Rhodes
Gold Divide Mining, Milling, and Tunnel Company
Washington Stock Quotations From Yesterday's Exchange
Closing bid quotations from yesterday's stock exchange show scores for Washington Gas, Washington Railway and Electric, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephones, Capital Traction, and Norfolk and Washington Steamboat. Numerous bonds and mining stocks listed with varied prices, including Greene Copper, Mitchell Mining, Columbia Railroad, Metropolitan Railroads, and several bank and trust stocks.
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Saleo
Washington Gas
Washington Railway
BOM
GEM
BOG
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephones
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Washington Gay
Lanston
Greene Copper
Mitchell Mining
Columbia Fire Insurance
United States
Washington Gaz
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Nitchall Mining
American National Bank
American Security and Trust Company
Sala
Columbia
Veaterey'a Stock Exchange
Philippine Land Purchase
District of Columbia Ponds
Gnabonde
Weahington Gas Company dx
Washington Gas Company
Fallroad boude—Capite Tyaption Haigand Ar
Angopaths
Potomac Ss
Columbia Htallroad
Columbia Railroad
Metropolitan Railrosa Bn
Szys
Metropolitan Railroad
Washington
United
United States Electric Light
Norfolk and Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Sa
Washington Market Company
First $S
Public Utility
Washington Railway and
Veetris
Norfolk and Weahington Steambort
Georgetown Qse
Bristol Gas Pod Electric Bs
Ghenapsake
Potomac ‘Telephone
Tyna
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Mitchell Mining Company
National Bank
American
Capital
Central
National City
Commercial
Farmers ‘and Mechanics
Lincoln
Metropolitan
Riggs
Washington, Trust_company
American Security and ‘Trust
National Sale Depoult and ‘Trust
Union ‘Trust Company
Washington Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Staples
Market notes steady demand for eggs and butter with higher wholesale quotes for top grades. Cheese and live poultry also show firm prices amid good inquiry. dressed meats, game, fruit, and vegetables remain in supply with steady to strong bidding.
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Uberat
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
New York State
Terge
Hborad
Medina
Zkapp
Gredn
York Imperial
Don Davis
Wing Sap
Florida
New York
Ohio
Webb
A. Do
New York Produce Prices and Market Report Dec 4
A dense New York market summary lists prices for a wide range of commodities. Columns show flour blends, rye, cornmeal, meat products, fats, leather, and fats with steady to quiet movements, plus petroleum, resin, tobacco, and molasses. flour, sugar, coffee, poultry, butter, eggs, and cheese with varying steadiness. Grain futures quotes for wheat, corn, oats, and rye appear alongside butter, eggs, cheese, sugar, and housing items.
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New York
Japan
Pornaylvane
Tency
Irich
Maine
Jercy
Chicago Grain Market Summary and Prices
Active demand from Minneapolis traders lifted cash wheat but closing futures rose only fractions. Corn and oats gained early but eased to steady, while pork, lard, and ribs futures moved up on prospects of larger tomorrow receipts and ongoing packing demand. Local bulls and commission houses dominated trading amid unsettled weather across the corn belt.
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Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Minneapo- Tramistera
Minneapolis
Liverpool
May
TEX
Duluth
Corm Belt
Smuy
Wold
Ork
Riba
F Pharte
Tocal
New York Grain Market Report Mixed as Wheat Holds Firm
Wheat receipts reach 166000 bushels with exports 44829 and sales 1700000 as prices firm on supply concerns. Corn receipts 8050 with 24000 bushels sold spot. oats mixed with specific weights and varieties listed. Market shows firmness in response to Minneapolis advance and Argentine weather. overall lower close.
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Baltimore
Heo
Megeig
Liverpool
Cork
Park Quarter
New York
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Iso Risa
Winder
BIGAS
Revelpte
Paurias
Daily cotton market report from New York brokers
The cotton market was quiet with irregular fluctuations and a steady tone. Prices rose modestly on better sales, with trading estimated at about 210000 bales and futures showing small advances.
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W. B. Wubba & Co
New York, Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
New York
Dec
Livestock Market Reports From New York and Liverpool Cables
Cattle receipts about 1,587 with firm to strong demand for prime and prime styled cattle and softer grading for medium and common. Hogs receipts around 6,000 with market strong and various ranges for weights. Sheep and lambs also reported firm, with higher prices for medium grades and mixed offerings across regions and weights. Exports tallied 46 cattle, 404 sheep, and 4,380 quarters of beef, while calves and veals showed varied firmness across categories.
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New York
Behves
Ateera
Liverpool
London Cables
Ehlings
Atrong
Washington Cattle Market Report Shows Mixed Movement
Market notes firm on choice grades with veal in demand yet draggy on leaving top class. Fat sheep and lambs sell readily while cattle prices show variability with primes and common ranges listed for owt and cwt, including cows and calves at varied quotes.
Revenue receipts rise for October 1908 in internal sources
Internal revenue collections for October 1908 reach 24 825 283 dollars, up 2 500 094 from October 1906. Spirits lead with 15 238 055 dollars, tobacco 4 300 587, fermented liquors 4 622 09, oleo margarine 69 498, adulterated butter 400 down, process butter 16 871 up, miscellaneous 77 004 down 3 478. Winthrop of Equitable Life to resign at Dec 28 board meeting.
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L. D. Latimer
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Washington Loan & Trust Co
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