Market Reports Show Banks Lose to Subtreasury in London to New York Transfer
The Washington Post notes engagement of 50,000 pounds in gold in London for shipment to New York as money market tightens. Hill stocks open weak but recover much of losses. domestic ties to Northern Pacific and Burlington under investigation linger in sentiment. Subtreasury gains on banks, awaiting another shipment to San Francisco, while Anaconda and Reading entertain dividend rumors. Wheat and gold production data underscore mixed market signals.
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London
New York
Hill
Washington Post
Jossen
Washington
Interstate Commerce Compasseion
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Department of Justice
Jean
San Francisco
Bank of England
Wall Street
National Bank
ST Depoatta
Philippine
Balaneca
New York Bond Market Overview of Listed Issues
The New York bond market report lists numerous issued securities with bids and offers. It notes various railroad, utility and industrial bonds such as Central of Georgia, Denver and Rio Grande, Northern Pacific, New York Central, Pennsylvania, St Louis and San Francisco, and more with specific series and prices.
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H. Jy Chapman & Co
G. B Chipman
Momibora
New York Stock Exchange
F Street
Atchison General
Auande
Halktimore
Ohio 4A
Faltimbre
Ohio
P.eeeeeere
Central of Georgia
Ateereeney
Central of Georgia Ist Inc
Sdsine
Chewapeake
Obin
Chicago and
Aston
Cokaac
Duringtenau
Chicago
Ro I
Paciac Stailroad
RK 1
And
Pacific Railroad
Col
Dapan Dist
Certifeatee
Varios
Japan
Loulavilie
Naehyilia Anitied
Manhattan
Consot Gold
Mexican Central
Mexican Centralist Inc
Minneapolis
Lou
Texan
Pacific Sts
Toledo
Louly
Western
As.s Union Factio
Maryland
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Wall Street Gossip on Call Loans and Dividends Prospects
New York reports note higher call rates but less money lent on call than in 1905 or 1904. Brokers shifted to time loans after summer actions, dampening stock-call relation. Copper stocks Amalgamated and Anaconda show strength with dividend expectations. Southern Pacific report due mid-December. Republic Steel rises on ore transport plans, merger rumors persist with Tennessee Coal & Iron exchange talks. Gold shipments and Union Pacific leverage on collateral spark mixed views.
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Washington Fort
New York
Lome
Republic Steel
Moose Mountain
Canada
Tiffs
Southern Iron
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Navigation
New York Cotton Market Reacts to Census Report
The Census figures show 10 962 440 bales ginned by December 1, slightly above expectations, sparking a 20 point rise in covering while prices ended 6 to 7 points under the best levels. Trading remained steady with January about 9.94 and March near 10.10 before the Census data boosted values briefly.
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W. H. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Bachangs
Washington Stock Exchange
Cuba
Board of Trade
New York
Wall Street
Baily Cotton Market Beet Sales Report
Swift and Company reported fresh beet sales in Washington for the week ended Saturday December standard averaged 6.62 cents per pound.
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Swift & Company
Washington
Washington Railway and Mitchell Mining Stocks Trade Narrowly
Trading on the stock exchange was limited with 1,250 shares changing hands and no major price moves. Railway common held at 26 and eased to 24 in after hours. Mitchell Mining showed activity with 3 23 shares at 62 8 and 5 12. Greene Copper and Wanston posted limited activity with small lots at near quoted bids.
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Washington Railway
Mitchell
Mitchell Mining
Greene Copper
Washington Stock Exchange closes with varied quotes
Closing bid quotations show Washington Railway and Electric at 42%, Capital Traction at 105, and diverse bonds and stocks across utilities, mining, and banking. Notable names include Morgenthaler, Lanston, Mitchell Mining, National Union Insurance, and Metropolitan, Riggs, and Lincoln banks.
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Salee
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Gas
Morgenthaler
Lanston
Mitchell Mining
Firemen's Insurance
National Union Insurance
call—Capital Traction
Wallington Railway
Brectele Common
Oapitel Traction
Bette Morgenthaler
Stock Exchange
Philippine Land Purchase
District of Columbia
Washington Gas Company
Capital Traction Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
City and Suburban Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
United States Electric Light
United States Electric Light Certifentes
Potomac Electric Light Rat Ge
Norfolk and Washington Steamboats
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone In
JOM
Washington Market Company Intes
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Commot
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Washinton Gas
Georgetown Gas
Bristol Gas
Lincoln
Metropolitan
Riggs
Washington
Trust’ Company
American Security and ‘Trust
National Safe Deposit, and Trust
Union Trust Company
Washington Loan and ‘Trust
Union Trust
Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Washington Savings Bak
Artington
Columb
Commercial
G. Corcoran
Firemen's
Franklin
National Union
People's
Potoman
Columbia Tite
Washington Title
Southern Public Service Corporation
Graphophone Common
Graphphone Preferred
Security Storage Company
Washington Market
Fidelity Storage Company
Baltimore Markets Report of December 10 Grain and Dairy Prices
Dull market receipts total 20 451 barrels for flour with steady wheat prices. No. 3 red Western futures quiet with mixed December January February terms. Corn and rye prices firm, oats and mixed varieties steady. Butter and eggs steady to higher with creamery cream, fancy lard and store packed offerings noted. Cheese active, sugars steady, grain freights unchanged to steady with Liverpool routes.
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Baltimore
Liverpool
Cork
New York Produce Prices and Market Roundup
New York det. 10 reports varied commodity prices with broad steadiness. Flour receipts exports and packag es. rye, cornmeal, hay, wool, butter, cheese, eggs, and poultry mostly steady or firm. Cargo rates to Liverpool and regional vegetable prices noted amid overall market stability.
Washington Produce Market Prices and Market Conditions
Market reports show a sizable rise in egg receipts with prices advancing, reducing consumption and signaling a cautious market. Butter remains steady with storage and renovated stock rising. cheese and dairy prices mix with regional variances. Wave poultry arrivals continue, but demand weak as many birds are light and hard to move. dressed poultry also soft with plentiful receipts.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
New York State
Amon
Western
New
Shalen
Market Prices for Livestock and Produce in Local Exchange
Prices list for turkeys hens undrawn and per pound beef and veal totals. dressed meats including calves hogs and bams quoted. Game arrivals steady with rabbits pheasants and wild turkey price ranges. green fruits and vegetables with regional apples York Imperial Ben Davis and potatoes home grown per bushel and per barrel quoted with quality notes.
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Ito
York Imperial
Ben Davis
New York
Chicago Grain Prices and Market Summary of December Trade
In Chicago on December 10 the grain market showed large clearances and a liberal rise in brownstatts, with May wheat closing up 4 cents. Corn and oats advanced modestly, while provisions rose 2 to 3.5 percent. Wheat supplies fell and shorts covered as visible stock declined by 1,243,000 bushels. government data suggested a near 506 million bushel yield. Local receipts included 1,208,000 bushels of wheat and 7,448,000 last year. prices fluctuated through the day, ending mixed with May a fraction higher. Provisions stayed active amid light hog arrivals at Western packers, with January pork up about 18 cents, lard higher around 2 to 3 cents, and ribs up roughly 5 to 6 cents. Estimated tomorrow’s arrivals list wheat 48 cars, corn 42, oats 198, hogs 47,000.
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Adame Express
Kanang City Southern
Amalgamated Copper
Kanaga City
Mexican Central
Minneapolis
St. Louie
St. P
B. Ste. M
American Express
Bt P
Missouri Pacite
Missouri
Kansas
Jamerican Lalnsted Ol
Texas
New York Central
Kotofam
Smet
Ontario and Western
Ortolke and
Western
Norfolk and Western
Corti
Pacific Mall
Baltimore and Ohio
Bac Eas
Brooklyn
Ith
Canadian Pacific
NBL
Pullman Palace
Central Leather
Central Lesther
Ing Jatal Central
New Jersey
Aes
Treadl Ingra Pta
A Wata
Exapeake
Ohio
Republic Steel
Chicago Great Western
Cheago
Northweate
Rock Island Company
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
Omiba
Trane
Hefleld Steel
Chicago T. and
T. Pta
Moat
San Fr
St. Eoula Southwestern
Colorado Fast and Iron
JON. Louis Southwestern Pfil
Sob
Calorada
Southern
Southern Pacific
Sweet Colo
Consolidated Gas
Tenmoarca Com and Tran
Corn
Texas and Pacifte
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Reth
Toledo
St. I
Del
Lack
W. Pfa
Denver
Rio Grande
Union Pacific
Daton Pacific
United States
United States Realty
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Ego
Hocking Valley
Neal
Carolina Chemical
Sbig
Sinola Central
Carolina Chemical Pta
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Interborough-Met, Ptd
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Wella-Farga Expresa
International Papor Pfa
Wentinghouse Electric
International Pump
Western Union
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Lake Erie
Winenoain Central
Central
Wisconsin Central
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
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Chicago Board of Trade
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Low
Clase
Danube
Duluth
Joval Jonge
Wentern Pack
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Shorts
Commission Homes
New York Grain Market Mixed as Wheat Holds Ground
New York December 10 Wheat receipts 118000 bushels exports 226234 bushels supplies 1 730000 futures initial gains followed by recoveries on bullish government report and Northwest strength. May 859 July 8154 December 855 Corn receipts 121459 bushels exports 139739 bushels, spot barely steady No 5314 elevator No 2 yellow 54 No 2 white 60. Futures steadier with wheat and not higher. Barley and buckwheat quiet.
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Wales
Onetotsady
C.f. F. Buffalo
Recavita
Haahela
Mixel Oate
Paunie
Washington Cattle Market Opens With Mixed Demand
The cattle market opened unchanged with good demand for best grades and dull activity for ordinary stock. Calves and lambs sold readily at quoted levels while shippers are cautioned against sending small thin salves as they risk condemnation. prices given for cattle, hogs, sheep, calves and cows in various grades and weights.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS SUMMARY FROM NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
Live stock markets across New York and Chicago show mixed results with steers steady to higher and cows steady to strong. Hogs receipts large with gains around 10 cents, while sheep and lambs remain mostly steady to lower in places, and regional tables from Liverpool London and Baltimore reflect varied pricing.
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Bueves
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London
Venus
Canada
State
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Baltimore
Galway
Secretary Shaw Reads Prosperity as Money Stringency Cause
The U S Treasury chief announces plans to inject 10 million dollars in deposits and buy 10 million dollars of 1907 bonds to ease money strain. He cites unusually high interest, strong crop demand, and widespread credits as factors, and outlines deposits by city and bond purchase terms.
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Bankers’ Committee
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East
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Europe
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New York
Massachusetts
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
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Cincinnati
Loninville
Mem- Ris
Metal Market Report From New York and London
The Lorantin market eased with spot near 196.196 in New York and futures at 196. Ta Copper rose in London to 108 2m 6d spot with futures around 105 2s. Locally prices showed firmness for copper electrolytic 23 25 23.60 and casting 1D DIL.AT. Lead steadied at 76 6.05 locally but slid in London to 19 3s 02. Spelter held at 27 163 in London. Foundry metals remained steady with No 1 foundry Northern around 28.005 to 27.00 locally, while Southern ranged 25.000 27.00.
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London
Srmec
Ck Fae Sa
New York Money Market Roundup From Dec 30
Money on call quoted 6.28 percent with dull tone. Rates for 60 days 3 percent, 90 days 8 to 8 1/2 percent, six months around 6 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange weak but shows actual business in bankers’ bills at 4.960 to 4.990 for demand and 4.780 to 4.756 for 60 day bills. Commercial paper at 6 percent. Bar silver at 49 1/2. Mexican dollars at 53. Government bonds irregular. railroads mixed.
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Prime Mercantile
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Hickey & Blumensers
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