Brisk Rise in Prices and Heavy Buying in Rail Stocks
A volatile session in New York markets saw a brisk rise in prices as heavy purchases of Wabash Missouri Kansas and Texas and Interborough Metropolitan and Brooklyn Rapid Transit drew widespread attention. Investors circulated rumours and analysts weighed general market sentiment while speculators chased gains amid uncertain conditions and mixed signals from Wall Street.
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Wabash
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Interborough-Metroquiltan
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Market Roundup: Wheat Gains Lift London and North America
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE AND CHICAGO GRAIN NOTES FOR TUESDAY DEC 2, 1908 REPORTS SMALL RECEIPTS AND BULLISH SENTIMENT IN WHEAT. FINAL QUOTATIONS SHOW GAINS IN WHEAT, CORN, AND OATS WHILE PROVISIONS REMAIN STEADY. TRADE FOCUSED ON DECEMBER DELIVERIES AS MARKETS VIEW SHARPENED RECEIPTS AND LIVERPOOL PRICE RISES BOOST EARLY BUYING. MARKETS CLOSE FIRM ACROSS MAJOR EXCHANGES WITH LIMITED VOLUME AND STRONGER GRAIN DEMAND AT SEABOARD.
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Chicago
Amioneapolis
Duluth
Liverpool
Shorts
Seaboard
Minneaplis
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes Dec 22
New York market wrap reports poultry, flour, coffee, and meats with wide price ranges. Live cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs show steady to weak movement. potatoes and vegetables list modest demand. London tin markets firm, copper and lead edges higher. wheat and corn receipts push cash bid strength amid export activity.
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New York
Ickens
Rio No. 7
Santos No
Liverpool
London
Indiana
Barnard Wat
Chicago
DUK
Salen
Virginia
Tennessee
Sieta
New
Mbarat
York
Ben Davis
New York Cotton Futures Rally Closes Sharply Higher
New York December cotton rose sharply with a net 9 to 11 point advance as buying covered on steadier cables and forecasts of improved export demand. Estimated 150000 bales traded while New Orleans reported quiet demand and European orders steadied. Austrian and Bohemian spinners plan reductions after January.
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New York
Steadier Tate
Houates
South
New Orleans
Whrch
Europe
Vienastelnd
Wall Street Gossip on Wabash and Market Hopes
Special to The Washington Post New York December 22 Bulls eye Wabash move after president Newman resigns signaling imminent reorganization and stronger management. Rumors of stock and bond increases by St Paul and Brooklyn Rapid Transit lift sentiment while International Smelting and Refining Company debuts amid broad market strength and short covering.
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Washington Post
New York
Wabash
Bears
New York Central
Newman
United States
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Roaid Transit
Intelligent Management
New Jarney
International Smelting and Refining Company
Washington Stock Exchange closes with light turnout and mixed bids
Light attendance of brokers at yesterday's Washington Stock Exchange session saw small business and varied bids. Washington Gas bid rose a quarter, Lincoln Bank bid up two points, and Second National Bank bid up one, while Bank of Washington bids advanced to 4.10 with no trades except a ten share sale of National City Bank. Real estate deals featured Willege Gibbs & Daniel selling a 143 Adams Street dwelling for about 4350 to Edwin R. Finney, and Bose & Phelps selling 814 east southeast premises to Mr. Naught for around 3500. Stone & Fairfax also moved a three story apartment at 630 Forest Street Northeast amid Union Station growth and car-line extensions. The article also covers patent office fraud cases with Special Attorney Jesse Adkins and District Attorney Baker presenting government arguments before Judge J Gould, and a York, Pennsylvania witness noting political influence in his resignation from the police force.
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Thea Lume & Co
Washineton Block Exchange
Forrest Northwest
Washington Gas
Washington Railway
Lledele Commen
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Langton Monotype
Greene-Cananea
National City Bank
CAS
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Anacostia
Pelumae
Bates
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Igustaw
Nial
Columbia
AIA Car and Foundry
Iowa Centra Bhs Metropolitan Bs
Kunsen
Ai Washington Railway
Awear and Foundy Pt
Kansas City Southern PhD
Alex
Verna
Nington Market
Larne i
Washington Market
Wits
New York Central
Agiert
el & Tal
Norfoli
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Wooten
Lei
Washington Railway and Rice
Wiesimana and Co
Orthern
Faa
Ana Cee
Norfalk
Steamboat
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Souk
Learp Blic
Bota
Bate
Bb Mitchell Mining
Thuy
Tn Central
New Jersey
Scoot
Chesapeake
Unie
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Lante Southwestern
Chlenge
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Iarita
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M Senate
Fe Ower
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OolSouthers Railway
Southern
Arid South
Tennessee
Cole
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Pia
Owen
Washington
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Delaware Am Havson
Calon Paci
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Xuel
National American Security and Trust
Staten Steel
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Muchanics
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Westinghouse Electric
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Western Union
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I Rica
Natia
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Potorne
Riggs
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Lincoln Bank
Second National Bank
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Bank of Washington
Natonal City Bank
Ite
Stone & Fairfax Real Estate Corporation
Fotreet
Union Station
M. EB. Wynkoop
F Street
Claus
Stone & Fairfax
John A. Heany
Henry Evening
Patent Office
Jesse Adkins
United States
Baker
J Gould
George A. Henry
York
Heffner
IMMIGRATION FIGURES QUESTIONED BY SECRETARY STRAUS
Secretary Straus opened a cabinet meeting with surprising official figures on alien immigration. He said total net growth from September 30 1904 to October 1 1904 was only 298 after deducting naturalized citizens who resided abroad. Actual arrivals were 724112 and departures 675,?1.
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Straus
United States
Stickney quits as receiver of Chicago Great Western
St Louis dispatch reports A B Stickney resigns as receiver for the Chicago Great Western Railway. Judge Sanborn names Horace G Burt as successor. rumors persist of a president resignation. Stickney says he left the receivership to serve as mediator and continue aiding the company in a different role.
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A. B. Stickney
Chicago Great Weste Railway
Alfl Staith
Sanborn
United Tes Circuit Court
Horace G. Burt
Union Pacific
Sticky
Stoad
Burt
Stickney
Goldman Sachs Bets on Gold Exports to Europe
New York reports Goldman Sachs & Co today engaged in a gold shipment to Paris totaling 74.0 million dollars. The move increases the present export total to 6.1 million ounces of gold. The agency plans to ship further to Europe tomorrow under the current movement.
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New York
Goldman, Sachs & Lp
Oday
Paris
Europe
Baltimore Markets Report Amid Weathered Grain Trade
Market notes show dull wheat and steady staples with mixed receipts and exports. Prices for No 2 red wheat, Southern white and yellow corn, oats, rye, and cheese hold. freight quotes quiet and unchanged. various grain and crude products reflect a calm trading mood in Baltimore.
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Tancy Creamery
Yancy Indie
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