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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1909

Page

33

Rise in dull market as gains come late in day

New York market shows after a flat session that barely moved early on. gains arrive late with Metropolitan and Interborough shares leading, while General Electric and Erie show weakness. government crop reports and international sentiment temper outlooks amid a cautious close.

Metal market notes from New York and London sessions

The report records varied commodity quotes across markets in New York and London. Copper, tin, lead, and zinc show mixed movements with spot and futures prices quoted, while local brass foundry prices and Southern notes are noted as unchanged.

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Tobacco Growers Reelect Board and Raise Dues in Maryland Meeting

The Maryland Tobacco Growers Association held its annual meeting in which former state Senator Lewis Vick Griffith won the chair and Franklin Weema of Anne Arundel was secretary. Directors were reelected and dues were raised from 30 cents to $1. A general meeting is set for March 16 at Upper Marlboro.

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Washington Market Sees Limited Trading and Real Estate Surge

Little activity on the Washington Stock Exchange yesterday with no notable price shifts. In New York, United States Steel, Consolidated Copper, and Interborough Rapid Transit led trading while Argentine crop claims buoyed quotations. Washington real estate draws cash from out of town as several Western arms invest in high end homes. elections appear formal with bank leadership undecided and dividends expected. George W White of the Metropolitan Bank and W D Hoover of the National Savings and Trust Company left Washington for New Hampshire to attend H A Willa’s funeral.

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Washington Produce Market Prices and Dressed Poultry Data

Market quotations show wholesale egg and dairy prices with Virginia and North Carolina quotes, and a long list of dressed poultry, meats, fruits, vegetables, and cattle prices. The page records per pound, per box, per bushel, and per hundredweight figures across multiple items for wholesale buyers.

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Fragmented Trade Note Reflects Mixed Market Terms

A battered OCR fragment lists various market terms, contracts, dates, and goods including spot and futures references, livestock, exports, and vessel mentions. The text shows scattered figures and codes such as No 3 red, February, May, lamb, exports, and steamer receipts, but lacks coherent context or complete facts.

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Market Report From New York Hes 7 Butter Quiet Receipts

New York Hes reports steady receipts across dairy and produce with varied demand. Butter quiet with unchanged receipts, eggs and poultry mixed. cottonseed and corn markets steady. fruits and vegetables show little change in price and availability.

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Wheat supply rises as winter rye area expands in data

The crop reporting board estimates winter wheat area up 7.9 percent from fall, to 3.483 million acres, with rye sowing up 12 percent to 2.185 million acres. December 1 conditions show winter wheat at 54, rye at 41. The report notes frost injuries and price movements in futures, and highlights Michigan, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Kansas as key states in the spring outlook.

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New York Cotton Market Faces Mixed Decline and Cables Steady

The New York cotton market opened steady and closed steady with slight shifts. Traders noted demand from large interests and government report delays influencing prices, while Western and Southern bulls supported May futures amid a quiet outside market. Local quotes showed few decisive moves as global and domestic factors kept losses contained.

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Wheat market notes and price movements in New York

Market summary from New York Wheat, Corn and Oats reports with prices and openings. Mentions damage reports in Argenta and government support measures. Includes bids, receipts, and closing figures for No 2 red winter, No 2 soft, and other futures and spot values.

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Wall Street Gossips on Gould Stocks and Public Fallout

In early New York trading prices held firm yet dull with few active moves. Gould stocks, Interborough Metropolitan and Pacific Mail attracted attention as Delaware and Hudson won a bid against the up-State public service commission over a $7,000,000 refinancing and the Copper merger showed three separate combinations after initial merger reports. Missouri Pacific rose on earnings that year despite a softer fiscal year comparison, while the market awaited broader endorsements of ship subsidies and public policy impacts.

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Live Stock Markets Roundup from New York and Chicago

Beef market steady with dressed weight around 1.17,000? exporters expected. calves, lambs and hogs show varied bids. Chicago arrivals estimated near 5,000 cattle, 23,000 hogs, with bears and feed lot buyers active. prices cited for sheep and eggs, but figures are inconsistent and uncertain.

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District Foresters Meet First Annual West Conference

The first annual conference of district foresters in charge of six national forest districts in the West opened yesterday in Gifford Pinchot’s office. Attendees include W. B. Greeley, Mith Ruey, A. C. Tingland, Clyde Leavitt, F. E. Olmsted, CB Chapman, George H. Cecil and other Forestry Service staff. The gathering, in Washington, will run about ten days to review progress since districts were established last year.

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Monument site picked for Gettysburg Virginia memorial

A Virginia memorial commission at the Dewey Hotel announced the chosen site for the Gettysburg monument. The shaft approved by the Secretary of War will stand on West Confederate Avenue near Spangler (edge of the Confederate line) from which Gen Robert E Lee watched Pickett’s Charge on July 3, 1863. The commission includes Gov Swenson as chairman, Sen John W Daniel, Cot Thomas Smith, Capt S P Read, and Maj H A Edmondson. Estimated cost about 40000, slightly below appropriation.

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