Stocks Hold Firm as Markets Edge Higher
Stocks remain firm amid a steady advance in prices with bonds and shares contributing to the broad rise. Foreign markets show irregular activity while sterling exchange is somewhat higher. A prescient message has little effect on quotations.
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Sterling Exchange
Prescient
Wall Street Gossip on President's Message Sentiment
Special to The Washington Post reports traders in New York priced brief optimism after the presidents message leaked, with some buying stock in anticipation before the official release. The market later moved unevenly as Harriman issues United States Steel led gains and rumors swirled about railroad and corporate maneuvers affecting Union Pacific Southern Wabash and the Lackawanna.
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Washington Post
New York
Curius
Tts
Washington
Harriman Issues
United States Steel
Harriman
New York Central Board of Directors
Union -Pacific
Vanderbilt
Southern Railway
Finley
Southern Rail
North Carolina
Taft
Tener
Kaneas City
Kansa
City Southern
Pfa
Nashville
Cok
Georgetown
Ler Linotype
United States
Aimeaiewn
Testa
Os Ey
Washington Ry
al Sytani
Lomorre
Republi
Wall Street
Cpins Traction
Rat
Bae L
South Tern Pe
Anacostia
Patina
Serer
St and Iron
Gill Rite
Merronotinan
Wess
Washington Fey
Elec
Ardarad
Sls
Toren
Sarfulk
Waainboa
Pta
Washington Market
Ima
Paci
Staras
Iit
Ial
Galesien
Los
Aoa
Steamboat
Carolina
Savannah
Charleston
Lake Erie
Greene-Canunea U
Wwiscont
Boston
Houston
Trust Company
Stor
Meauph
Vamerman Secay and Trust
Steauly
al Safe
Irs
C Lewis Au
Cincinnati
Whea
Washington Loan
Pries
Laviseilis Vattes States Trust
Attemor
Nes
Stude Lea Ia
France
Val. Ararei
Columbia
Ies
Marke
New York Stock Market Briefs December 8 1908
Washington stock quotations list trading figures from the Washington Stock Exchange as of noon. Notable items include Capital Traction, Washington Railway and Electric, and varied issues priced per thousand dollars and percentages. The report reflects a snapshot of market activity on Tuesday December 8, 1908.
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NEW York Stock Market
Thomas J. Hume & O
Washington Stock
Hacbanys
F Street
Stegulac Cnil
Salex—Capital Triction
Om Jaene
Washington Ry
el Soy
Hbality Capital Traction
Igi
New York Cotton Market Ends Mixed After Weak Day
The New York cotton market closed weak and unsettled with a slight net decline as trading ended near the day's ends. Silex offerings reached 200,000 bales amid morning resistance to bear pressure, while October showed a minor gain before overall weakness spread on Wall Street liquidation and census-related effects.
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New York
del. S
Wall Street
Commission House
Howe Creed
weTinw
York
Dos
Noehern
Duluth
Develots
Gloslie
Lda Fe
Market report hints at nearing government crop estimate
The CURB MARKET shows a mid session decline with prices softening and late orders executed. Analysts note potential government crop estimates around 13,000,000 bales, with local statisticians arguing different projections for 1905 and 1908 figures, based on remaining data and seasonal trends.
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Eenkus
Ave
Aegre
Pruyeimedt
Daily Cotton Market and London Tin Prices Report
The report covers New York mercantile market receipts and prices for cattle hogs and cotton, with steady to strong trends in beef veals and dressed meats, plus detailed London and domestic metal prices in copper tin lead and related markets. It notes market conditions as dull and buyers cautious, with Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised for recovery.
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New York
Merc
Wathines
Aly
Indiana
Ehntee
Ahbed
Lamus
Cholee Stork
Alicep
Chet
Lambe
Mereipis
Eavy
Gales
Cajrago
Ter
Leskecelpis
Weliere
Cipis
Parkin Kier
Wales
Del
London
Syol
Lake
Electro- Syste Mt
Peter
Jon Eally
Tron
Atandard Foundry
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Wong
Southern Land Mo
Southern Soft
Washington Produce Market Fuels Mixed Prices Across Regions
A Washington produce market report details wholesale price movements for nearby lanes in Virginia and surrounding states. The sheet notes light arrivals of fancy goods, firm market tone, and varied entries for live poultry, meats, vegetables, and wheat with multiple figures and item listings.
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Virginia
West Virgena
Tennessee
North Carolina
New York State
York Imperial
Ben Davis
Market gains signal stronger local stock session
Better feeling in the local stock market was apparent at yesterday's exchange session. Trading showed broader activity with investment buying and higher values. In real estate, 1871 V Street NW witnessed sale of a stone and brick home bought for 3,000 by Dr. W. Evans, with two new houses on Monroe Street near Sixteenth sold for 12,000.
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Washington Heights
United States Trust Company
Lanston
Focal
Charles W. King, Jr
Boss & Phelps
Monroe Street
Sixteenth
Wuend Street
Columbia Road
Washington cattle market shows mixed demand for grades
White choice cattle active while other grades dull. Lambs sell well when choice. better grades in demand. Cattle extra fetches 4.75 to 4.25 per cwt with butcher rates. Hogs mixed with higher gross for top grade. sheep prime 3.00 to 3.09 per pound. Cows priced from 7.00 to 48.00 per head. calves and yearlings noted with varied values.
Chicago Grain Market Mixed as Wheat Dips Then Recovers
In Chicago, grain futures showed mixed moves with wheat slipping about 2 cents on general selling before recovering. December wheat firmed late while May hovered near earlier levels, with gains limited by bearish government data and weak cables, and U.S. and Midwest receipts rising versus last year.
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Shorts
Ming
Hull
Northweart
Argentina
Minneapnild
Duluth
Chicago
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Chicago Board of
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Bell Telephone Company
Washington Railways
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Stony & Fairfax
Washington Cattle Market
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Lawrence Barnum & Co. Bankers
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Philadelphi Plusburg
American Security and Trust Company
Charles J. Bell
Jamest. Hood
Wim. A. McKenny
Ward Thoran
Henry F. Blount
Howard S. Reesida
J. W. Whelpley
Charles E. Howe
Alfred B. Leet
Milton E. Ailes
Bell
Charle Henry
John Cyd
Samuel S. Burdett
Albert Carry
William M. Coates
Robert Doran
James Je. Fitch
William J. Flather
Myron M. Parker
Joseph Pail
Albert 4I. Read
Howard $. Reeside
Ward Thoron
Frank A. Vanderlip
John V. Wilkins
Ferry A. Willard
John Wright
Fifteenth
Pennsylvania Avenue
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U. S. Treasury
District of Columbia
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Thomas L. Hume & Co
F Street N. W. Tel
A. G. Plant & Co. Bankers and Brokers
St. Bond Building
Mutual Life Insurance
Thomas P. Morgan
Atreet
Trogtream Telephone
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Joy Edson
Kreeside
Equitable Building
F ST. NW
Tal
Riggs
PA. Ave
U. 8. Treasury
Burphis
International Banking Corporation
F St
Uptown
Connage
Center Market
Wade & Hedges
S. H. Clarke
Consolidated Stock Exchange of
G St
Ouray