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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1909

Page

25

Rise in dull market chief advances in late trading

New York December 7 stock market activity showed a late advance amid an overall dull session. Leaders like Interborough Metropolitan and Western Union moved, with the market ending near inactivity but some gains in key issues. The government crop report offered hopeful signs for winter wheat outlook and farm income.

Metal market summary shows mixed prices across major exchanges

The New York market traded with declines in some metals and firming in others amid broad mix. Copper and tin quoted near recent levels with spot and futures activity noted. lead and zinc showed firmer bids while London and regional markets remained largely unchanged. local findings mirrored these shifts with modest stability in nearby contracts.

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Tobacco Growers Reelect Board Special to The Washington Post

Hyattsville Md Dec 7 The annual meeting of the Maryland Tobacco Growers Association was held today at Maryland Agricultural College Former State Senator Lewis Vick Griffith of Calvert won the chair and Franklin Weema of Anne Arundel was secretary Directors were reelected and it was decided to raise the annual dues from 30 cents to 1 A general meeting of tobacco growers of the State will be held at Upper Marlboro March 16 next.

Tobacco Growers Hyatteville Mersiand Tobacco Growers Association Maryland Agricultural Alloge Lewis Vick Griffith Calvert Franklin Weema Anne Arundel Upper Marlboro

Washington Stocks and Real Estate Hit by Cash Influx

Local trading showed little movement on the Washington Stock Exchange with modest activity in Pittsburgh Electric and other issues. Banks sold small lots while United States Steel and Copper moved in New York trading. Real estate cash flow surged, driven by out-of-town investment, and several Western arms funneled funds into high quality Washington residences. Elections funding looms as a formality with no decisive changes anticipated.

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Washington Produce Market Price Snapshot

Quotations show wholesale egg prices from Virginia and nearby states, with creamery and cheese figures steady. Dressed poultry and meats list varied by type, while vegetables and fruits exhibit mixed offers. cattle and calves indicate active demand with prime values noted.

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Baltimore Market Briefs and Grain Trade Nonsense

Fragmented market notes describe futures contracts, spot prices, and exports with scattered company names and numbers. The garbled text mentions December and February dates, various No 3 and No 2 grade items, lamb exports, and domestic terms amid unclear pairs of sellers and buyers.

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WHEW YORE PRODUCE Market Report Summary

New York Hes. 7 Butter quiet receipts 05 creamery held SS acapé unchanged receipts 217 BOG Pim Teceipty IRUG South Peanryva tia nearby Beamesy Brows mixed fAnrz BUCK WHEAT FLAVE quiet CORMMRAL Fira steady Leather steady WOGL steady BEEP Shaty Bealard Easay Continent 4 Som America 1500 com mand S310. Potatoes steady unchanged Cabbages unchanged Frawouts unchanged.

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Record Wheat and Rye Acreage Shed Light on Crop Prospects

Government estimates show winter wheat area up 7.9 percent from fall, to 3,483,000 acres, with December 1 condition at 54. Rye area up 12 percent to 2,185,000 acres, condition 94.1. States report sector gains amid frost damage in some regions. prices uneven as markets react to improved feed use and weather.

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New York Cotton Market Faces Mixed Close and Broad Uncertainty

The New York cotton market opened steady and closed mixed with narrow changes as May futures showed slight strength while nearby months remained firmer. Bulls from Western and Southern regions supported prices amid cautious expectations ahead of a government report slated for Friday, with imports from Liverpool hinting at potential relief from overseas selling.

New York Rmpallar Oper Prommere Friddy Tecama Peatersey

Wheat and corn futures feel effects of Argenta damage reports

Market notes from New York on December grain activity show reports of damage to the Argenta wheat crop, slight price moves in No 2 soft red winter and No 1 Northern spring, with futures closing mixed and receipts listed for wheat corn and oats. Nearby values reflect modest declines and gains as traders weigh supply signals and government actions.

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Wall Street Gossip Signals Mixed Trading Mood

In early New York trading prices were firm to strong at times but overall dull with low turnover and narrow ranges. Gould stocks and Interborough-D Metropol itan led gains while Pacific Mail and Marine stayed flat. Delaware and Hudson won a key appeal affecting bond refinancing plans.

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Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago

Markets show mixed signals with cattle and calves trading lightly while hogs and sheep face varied bids. Reports cite large receipts, cautious demand, and firmnesses in certain weight classes alongside steady to softer tendencies in others.

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District Foresters Meet at West National Forest Conference

The first annual conference of district foresters in charge of six West national forest districts opened yesterday in Gifford Pinchot’s office. Attending are W B Greeley Missoula Montana. Mith Ruey Denver. AOC Tingland Albuquerque. Clyde Leavitt Ogden Utah. F E Olmsted San Francisco. CB Chapman and George H Cecil head the Sixth district. Other Forestry Service members include Gifford Pinchot, Overton Price, James B Adame, William T Cox, A F Potter, and William L Hell.

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Monument Site Picked for Virginia Gettysburg Tribute

The Virginia commission selects a site at West Confederate Avenue Spangler’s Wool for a memorial to Virginia troops who fell at Gettysburg. The shaft will face the extreme right of the Confederate line where Gen Robert E Lee watched Pickett’s Charge. The commission includes Gov. Claude A. Swenson, Sen. John W. Daniel, and other Virginians. Estimated cost about 40000 dollars, slightly under the appropriation.

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