Stock Upturn As Shaw Bond Offer Lifts Market
New York February 11 stock list shows broad gains led by Anaconda Missouri Kansas & Texas and American Sugar Refining. Wall Street accepts Treasury offer to buy 25 million dollars of 4 percent bonds, boosting confidence though bank reserves remain thin. Bankers say money rates firm, renewals at 5 percent, while views on weekly bank statements grow谨 cautious.
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Treasury report details receipts expenditures and balances
Treasury figures show internal revenue receipts 467 325 and customs 962 719 with miscellaneous 198 847 summing 2 230 000. Expenditures listed and balances in general gold reserve and available cash 248 270 569. Gold coin bullion certificates totals and trust funds redeeming outstanding certificates noted. Market notes from New York Feb 11 include money on call rates time loan terms mercantile paper sterling exchange and commodity prices.
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Ed Gates
New York cotton market quiet amid Mardi Gras week
New York trading closed steady with a net decline of 4 to 10 points after a quiet day. Holiday in local and New Orleans markets expected tomorrow. Sales traded around 125000 bales as exports for the season rose to 5,899,133 bales, with futures demand for new crop months noted.
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Chicago Gas Light and Coke Company Consolidated
At the Chicago annual meeting today the Chicago Gas Light and Coke Company was consolidated with the Deden Gas Company.
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Chicago Gas Light and Coke Company
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Wall Street Gossips on Treasury Bond Purchase and Market Moves
A Wall Street report notes bankers urge Treasury to buy a large block of short term 4 percent bonds, prompting a 25 million dollar offer at 101.5. Sugar stocks rise amid rumors of ties with Arbuckle and potential moves involving American Beet Sugar and Federal Sugar Refining. Copper stocks, especially Anaconda and Amalgamated, show strength with interest from Laween. Great Northern reports January earnings amid snow and blockades, signaling high operating costs despite revenue.
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American Beet Sugar Company
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Great Northern
Mitchel Mining and Washington Gas Shares In Active Trade
Stocks in Mitchell Mining and Washington Gas moved on the floor with bids and sales totaling around 1 30,000 shares. Trading showed demand at 57 8 for Mitchell and varied certificates and bonds change hands, with notable activity in American National Bank and National City Bank stock alongside railways and utilities.
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Southern Public Service Corporation
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Washington Produce Market Trading Notes and Prices
The Washington market reports liberal receipts and lower prices for nearby Virginia, West Virginia and Tennessee goods with notes on butter, cheese and dressed poultry. It lists numerous price ranges for country and creamery products, live and dressed meats, game, vegetables, and fruits, including specific barrels, per pound, and per box figures.
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Washington cattle market report from yesterday
Cattle market in good shape with receipts sold at quoted prices. Hogs in strong demand and higher. Calves, lambs, and sheep in good demand when choice. Cautions against sending calves too young due to strict inspection. Prices per cwt include extras for cattle, hogs, and prime calves. varied quotes for common, rough, and old stock.
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New York Produce Prices and Market Notes
New York feb 11 market report shows firm but quiet flour and many steady or firm commodity prices including butter at strong levels, cheese firm with rising creamery values, eggs easy, coffee closed, petroleum steady, lard pork and fat variously steady, and produce such as potatoes and cabbages with regional price ranges. Notable items include butter receipts 4327, rye flour quiet, coffee market closed, and various price quotes for eggs dairy and vegetables.
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Baltimore Markets Spark Margins In Mixed Grain Trade
Baltimore markets report steady flour and firmer wheat with receipts reaching 12 115 barrels. Corn and oats show firmer tones with varied futures. butter eggs and cheese move modestly while sugar stays steady. London tin jumps lifting nearby prices, and lead and copper move with limited change amid a broad commodity snapshot.
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Cotton Exports Jump in January Bulletin Figures
The Bureau of Statistics reports January cotton exports rose by 36,993,919 dollars from December to a total value of 69,990,008 dollars with 1,270,468 bales sold. Breadstuffs declined by 11,614,594, totalling 14,639,084 dollars, while provisions fell 3,702,576 to 20,310,613 dollars. Weathered with grain and market notes from New York and Chicago show mixed futures, declines, and holiday-related closures.
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Farm Animal Statistics From Crop Reporting Board Data
The Crop Reporting Board of the Bureau of Statistics reports US farm animal counts as of January 1. Horses stood at 19,747,000 with value about 3.85 billion dollars. milch cows 20,968,000 valued at 645 million. other cattle 61,566,000 at 881 million. sheep 53,240,000 at 204 million. swine 54,794,000 at 418 million. Mules show 1,? and prices align with listed averages. The year 1909 figures reflect 1906 baselines for comparison.
Treasury to Redeem 4 Per Cent 1907 Bonds at 101.5
The Secretary of the Treasury will purchase United States 4 per cent bonds of the public loan of 1907 up to 25,000,000 and pay 1011-2 flat. Holders should forward bonds to the Division of Loans and Currency with proper assignment. Payments to others require assignment to the Secretary for Purchase for account of the payee.
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United States
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Live Stock Markets Report from New York and Chicago
Beef and calf prices mix across regions with receipts: New York reports 4,036 cattle and 1,116 calves, steer prices 5.30 to 6.25, heavy choice at 6.25, cows 2.25 to 4.30, lambs 6.50 to 8.10, hogs 7.50 to 7.73. Chicago shows similar trends with cattle 4.00 to 7.25, hogs 7.05 to 7.17, sheep 3.00 to 6.00, yearlings 4.60 to 6.65. Market softness for some classes and firming for others noted, with large daily receipts across cattle, hogs, and sheep.
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Dr Leon in Toils Again Over Illegal Procedures
Edward Leon fhompson known as Dr Leo of 455 Missouri avenue was arrested after Lily Bryan 23 of 18 E street southeast accused him of two illegal operations. Detectives Cornwall and Evans seized him as he left his attorney’s office. three cases loom including the Culpeper Virginia Bywaters matter. He says he has practiced medicine for 42 years and first faced arrest in 1873 before Judge McArthur.
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Apartment Houses Deeded To Stilson Hutchins Representative
The Washington Heights Apartment House Company deeded the Highlands to William J. Dante, representing Stilson Hutchins. Simultaneously the Mount Vernon, Franklin, and Montrose properties were deeded to the company, completing an earlier reported real estate transaction involving Hutchins and associates.
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