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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1909

Page

2

Southern Preferred Rises in Market Surge Amid Trading

Reading early session activity showed a general market rise with Southern Preferred leading gains as minor copper stocks traded heavily. The day featured profit taking and calls for merger talks while investors awaited dividend news and anticipated shifts in savings bank investments.

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Wall Street Gossips on reinvestment in securities

In Washington Post summary from New York on December 11 stock traders noted a rebounding demand for securities ahead of January income disbursements. Traders expect reinvestment of dividends and interest to bolster stock activity while large pending disbursements loom.

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New York Bond Market Summary and Grain Prices

New York bond market results show mixed movements with Indiana and Pennsylvania notes trading. commodities section highlights wheat, corn, and hay futures with price levels and firm receipts. foreign exchange shows Sterling rates and commercial oil prices amid daily bids and quotes.

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American Telephone and Telegraph advances absorbing Hell Telephone of Pa

Word from Washington indicates American Telephone and Telegraph Company is absorbing Hell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania. ATH and T has nearly full stock, with 1 percent held by estates requiring court action. Officers to remain, no change in organization or rates. Also notes stock market activity, counterfeit 320 notes alert, and insurance stock trends in Washington.

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Washington Produce Market Prices Include Wide Range Of Goods

Market reports show wholesale prices for Virginia and surrounding regions. Butter and dairy remain steady. poultry includes chickens, turkeys, and eggs with varied per pound quotes. Fresh fruits and vegetables list apples, oranges, grapes, potatoes, cabbage, lettuce, and tomatoes with box, basket, and per barrel pricing. Cattle and calves shown with per hundredweight figures. hogs and sheep quoted by cwt. cow values noted.

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Norfolk and Western Purchases From its Treasury

New York Dec 14 Kuhn Loeb Co announced the purchase of 16,000 shares of Norfolk and Western Railway common stock from the company treasury. The price and public offering details were not specified. The move strengthens Pennsylvania Railroad’s influence over the line. Market notes show mixed commodities in the Washington stock and commodities scene with modest activity in copper steel and grain futures.

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Daily Cotton Market Highlights From New York Trade

The daily cotton market report shows prices easing for No 2 red and other grades amid profit taking, with spot cotton staying easy while futures are mostly steady. Shipments and receipts are reported, including 11,128 bushels and 40,1 wash, while the market notes slight firmness in some fiber types and a generally cautious trading tone.

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New York Cotton Market Falls After Holiday Hesitation

The New York cotton market eased after early strength as traders moved to cover commitments before holidays and the census report due next Monday. Prices closed about 12 to 15 points lower, with January near 74.90 and May around 1636, while large buyers and persistent interest from major Wall Street houses supported limited declines. Reports from Memphis hinted at a 9,960,000 bale December total, tempering losses, with South and Liverpool markets showing mixed moves and Alexandria up on Egyptian demand.

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Ship inquiry not feared in New York

Immigrant ship reports prompt managers of major lines to shrug off congressional investigators. Commissioner Witttay Willams says immigration officers have little to do as aliens are delivered to Ellis Island and treatment is rarely complained of, suggesting possible exaggeration in published reports.

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Oklahoma Funds Tied Up In Tulsa Bank Collapse

Guthrie Oklahoma report states Dee Stara funds totaling 128 867 are tied up in the Farmers National Bank of Tulsa which closed last night Gov Haskell says there is enough money in the State guaranty fund to protect depositors unless too many state banks lose funds. The banking board authorized Commissioner A M Yung to seize the First State Bank of Kiefer unless it can draw 3300 from the defunct Tulsa bank. Belt OBrien Co Inc closes deal on a James W French residence at 3480 Thirteenth Street NW a ten room three story stone and brick home totaling about 54000 in the town sale.

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Copper Markets Mixed as New York Close Delivers Dividends

The New York copper market closes with scarce activity and dividend payments influencing prices. Trading features include a 40 percent dividend noted in related exchanges and spot and December contracts showing renewed interest ahead of holidays. Bank figures indicate strong capitalization and supported by a hefty quarterly payout, with prices fluctuating around current spot levels.

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