Market Decline Follows Amalgamated Copper Talks
The Washington Post reports on February 14 that despite an official settlement between Amalgamated Copper and United Copper interests, a dividend rise by Union Pacific, and strength in Northern Pacific, stock prices fell. Traders remained bearish with Amalgamated Copper and other major stocks slipping, while Union Pacific saw a brief uptick but failed to sustain momentum. The market showed persistent liquidation amid uncertainty over a potential copper merger and concerns about Amalgamated's treasury.
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Washington Post
New York
Amalgamated Copper
United Copper
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Stock Exchange
Amalgamated-Heinze
Heinze
Montana
Amalgamated Ccipant
Amalgamated
Ileinze
Wall Street Gossip Highlights Diverse Market Movements
A bullish operator notes bears dominate sentiment as markets adjust to foreign subscriptions and stock shipments to Europe. Dividends and earnings rumors lift Colorado Southern, Hanley roads, and Union Pacific, with Mixed signals on American Smelting. Northern Pacific hits new highs amid steel and ore deal chatter while Great Northern ore royalty terms outline a fixed royalty framework for fifty years.
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Europe
Colorado Southern ‘First Preferred
Hanley
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Iowa Central
Union Pacific
Steel Corporation
Tmnuch
Great Northern
New York Bond Market Rundown From February Trading
The New York bond market shows widespread quotes across railroad and industrial issues with many issuers listed including American Tobacco, Atchison, Central of Georgia, Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago and Alton, Northern Pacific, Reading, St Louis and San Francisco, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, and Wisconsin Central. Money and call rates remain steady with high rates around 4 to 5 percent and commercial paper at 4 percent.
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New York
Amerivan Tonnero
American Tobacco
Atchison General
Atchison Gometment
Allantiy Coast Line
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklin
Central of Georgia
Georgia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Budkingter and
Quincy New
R. I. and Pacific Railroad
H I, and Pacific Railroad
St. Louis General
Colorado Industrial
Colorado Midland
Colorado and Southern
Guba
Denver and Rio Grande
Lustillers' Securities & the
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Texas
Kansas
National Railroad of Mexico
Consol
New York Central General
New Jersey Centrat General
Northern Pacific
Northern Paciie
Norfork
Western Consol
Greg
Pennsylvania
Reading General
S. Ats
St. Lewis
Ron
Union Pacific
Jon Tyelic
Nited States Steel
Wabash Debenture
Western Maryland
Wieellag
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
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Eigh
C. B
Atlasno Pres
Louisville
Manhattan L
Car and Foundry
Metropolitan Securities
Metropolitan St. Railway
Mit
Mexican Central
Minneapolis
St. Louis
American Express
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Ste. Mich
Securitlas
Pacific
Tex
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Ontario
Norfolk and Western
Bay Naconda AE
SABI
Atchison
East Line
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Chiat
Ohio
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Pitts
C. Ad
Canadian Pacific
Nety
Pulimat Palace
Central Laatket
Dla, Vas
Central Seuther
Steading
Pia
Alton
Republic Steel
Tay
Tieage
Chicage Great Western
Mock Island Co
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United States
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States Steel
Seaieneral Electric
Carolina Chemical
Satilnois Central
Caroling Chemical
Wabash
International
International Pump
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Westinghouse Electric
Iowa Central
Western Union
Wheeling and
iKanas City Southern
Kansas City Southern
W. B. Hibus &E Co
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CURB MARKET PRICES LISTED FOR FEBRUARY 14
New York February 14 prices for butter cheese eggs and other commodities show firm or steady readings across foods including Western and Pennsylvania receipts of dairy and poultry. Grain and flour values hold with steady rye flour and cornmeal while oils fats and fibers mirror prior levels amid quiet market activity.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Local Market Weakened Amid Slow Trading on Bonds and Stocks
Yesterday's financial session showed limited activity with weak bidding. Bond volume reached 2006 dollars while stock sales totaled 17 shares, led by Greene Copper at 2636 and Lanston trading lower. rail and bank issues mostly quiet with few transactions. Washington market closes mixed as capital and utility stocks hold near recent levels amid scarce demand.
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Metropolitan Bank
Commercial Bank
Washington Railway and Electrics
Capital Traction
Vhington Railway and Electric Preferred
Koss Metropolitan National Bank
Commercial National Bank
Washington Gas
Lanston
Greene Copper
Greene
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad Cox
Columbia Railroad
Anacostia and Fotomac
Washingto Railway
Anl Electric
Bristol Gas and Electric
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Ytelephone
Washington Market
Potomac Electric Light Ist
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
National Safe Deposit and ‘Trust
Washington Loan and
American Security and Trust
Union Tr Company
Security Storage Company
Washington Savings Bank
H Ome Savings
Union Savings Bank
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Stailway
Electric Common
Tional
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan
Farmers and Mechanics
Osbia
Capital
American
Lincoln
Higgs
National City
Bacon
Franklin
Corcoran
Potomac
Arling
National Union Columbia
Riggs
People's
Commercial
Cofortal
Columbia Title
Washington Title
Chesapeake and Fotomac
American Graphophone
American Graphophone Preferred
Georgetown Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copp
Realty Appraisal and Agency Company
Mitchell Mining Company
Southern Public Service Corporation
Exights
Wheat and corn futures edge higher on cold wave demand
In New York and Chicago grain markets Feb 14 bids showed a slight wheat advance despite lower cables, supported by tight interior receipts and a drop in world stocks. May wheat closed around 90 1/16, corn steady with firm cash basis, oats up modestly, and hogs lifting prices on strong demand.
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W. B. Bibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
New York
New Orleans
Avithin
Liverpool
Newverbyria
Duluth
Jspat
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Siea Eagis
Chicago
Irife
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Minneapoli
Seaboard
Argentina
Borlé
May
Shorts
San Luis Mining Company reports vast Mexican ore holdings
The 1905 annual report details 64 mines spanning 806.8 pertenencias in Mirangoa, with San Luis and Potosina leading production. It notes 200,000 tons ore ready at San Luis, new mines opening by 1907, and a dividend outlook rising from six to twelve percent. capital increased to 300,000 shares at par.
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SAN Luis Mining Company
Mexico
United States
U. & Money
U.S
U. S
San Luis
Potesina
San Lucas
San Gonzalo
San Gonzalo and
Castellana
Mirangoa
Init
Order of San Luis Mining Company
Myra HK. Martin
William Street
New York
Washington Produce Market summary note
MARKET REPORT shows EGQS market readiness lagging under continued receipts and undergrades sold at concessions. Butter prices firm with varied quality listings. poultry and dressed meats mixed with steady to slow demand. Vegetables and fruits moving. dried fruits in strong demand. Pennsylvania Company directors approve sale of $26 million bonds to Kuhn, Loeb & Co for western line improvements.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Southern
Wesleern
New York State
California
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Company
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Pittsburg
Fire Losses Prompt Quick Relief Promoted
A customer praises fast handling after a house fire. The speaker notes surprise at immediate adjustment and expresses gratitude for choosing the right company. The message urges protection for home and furniture through the insurer's services.
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