Resumption of Strength in the Stock Market
New York stock transactions show renewed firmness led by railroad issues. Southern Iron companies struggle for control amid distrust over terms and payments for Missouri Pacific bonds, with eight times oversubscription signaling ample investment demand and underpinning a firmer money market.
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Wall Street
Missour Pacific
New York
Southern Iron Companies
New York Central
Ontario
Western
New Haven
Hartford
Union Pacific
Illinois Central
Wabash System
Gould Group
Missouri Pacific
Ramtal
United States
Piper
Sterling Exchange
Market Quotations and Bank Clearings Reported
Ex rights and tEx dividend figures listed for American Tobacco and other securities. The bank clearings for week ending February 23 show nationwide totals with percentage changes from last year, highlighted by New York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, St. Louis and others.
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Bridstreet
Chicago
Boston
St Louis
Fittsburg
San Francisco
Z. C
Milwaukee
Providence
Richmond
Norfolk
Charleston
Wilmington
Wheeling
United States
Washington Exchange closes with scattered bond quotes and stock data
The Washington Stock Exchange summary lists numerous quotes for Washington Railway and Electric and related rail and gas stocks, preferred and common shares, and bonds. It notes closing bid quotations for various district bonds and railroad securities, with percentages and prices across multiple issues and maturities.
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Washington Railway and Electric
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Loan and Trust
Lulon Trust
Metropolitan
Citizens’ National Bank
American National Bank
Columbia Titre Insurance
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston
Greene Copper
Washington Gas 3
Altercail
Washington Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Vetropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad &S
Columbia Railroad
Wit City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
Washington Gas
Financial Market Snapshot and Stock Listings 1909 29
A dense market summary lists stock quotes for Washington area banks and utilities alongside national exchanges. It details railroad and insurance stocks with price changes, then shifts to grain and livestock futures in Chicago. The report notes wheat corn oats and provisions with opening prices, daily highs and closes, plus receipts and exports figures.
New York Grain Market Reports Mixed Wheat Prices
New York grain notes receipts 975000 bushels and 3 720000 bushels spot. Wheat irregular all day in May slight ease, other months steady. Corn strength lifts, May 117 117.5 to close, July 103 96 1/2. Oats receipts 111800, exports 17372, spot firm. Feed and yellow options rise on rains and bull support.
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Duluth
Manitoba
Bull
New York Produce Prices and Commodities Report
New York and national markets show mixed tones with flour firmer for rye and barley, steady to firm notes across meat and dairy, copper and tin weaker abroad, and cotton and oil markets varying locally. cattle and hogs markets in Chicago and New York steady to softer, with receipts and prices buoying overall market activity for dairy, grains, and metals.
Wall Street and Cotton Markets Rally and Wobble
Mergenthaler and Lanston stocks saw active bidding with Mergenthaler near 200 and Lanston around 16 1 2 as 4000 shares traded. Washington Railway and Electric rose on the bullish market, with Amer National Bank and Arlington Insurance showing notable moves among several financials. New York and Liverpool cotton futures emphasized a classic tightening market as March contracts gain while traders note profit taking and intermarket weakness.
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Tomac Telephone
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Potomac Electric Light First
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Trust Company
Washington Savings Bank
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Capital
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Franklin
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Potomac
National Union
Riggs
Washington Market
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
New York Cotton Market Shifts on March Tender Activity
The New York cotton market opened steady and turned volatile as March tenders appeared for 93 000 to 40 000 bushels. Traders liquidated and then covered as notices faded, leaving a steady close with a 3.9 point net advance. Receipts rose across points while week totals exceeded last year, with weather improving and crop prep speeding up. Official spot prices held firm in the South while interior holders kept firm stance.
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W. B Hibbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Washington , Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Shorts
Way
Liverpool
Argentina
Bradstreets
Minneapolis
Duluth
New York
Meanio
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W B Fibbs & Co
F Street
Washington Stock Exchange
Baltimore Markets Flour and Wheat Prices Mixed
Baltimore markets report steadier receipts of flour at 4361 barrels and exports of 9506 barrels. Wheat shows steady spot and contract prices for No 2 red Western with several future months quoted, while a catarrhal headache ad promotes Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as a ten minute remedy sold by P G Affleck at 1429 Pa Avenue.
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Agnew
P. G. Affieck
Pa, Avenue
Corn and grain market roundup from regional receipts and prices
Receipts show 7 983 bushels Southern corn by sample and 2 113 bushels Southern white and yellow corn. Spot and forward prices listed: corn in various futures months 50 to 60 percent, oats No 2 white at 36 percent, rye No 2 Western at 854286, hay steady, butter firm, eggs and cheese unchanged, sugar for coarse and fine granulated at 6 to 15. Market dull with dull freight and steady butter and unchanged eggs.
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Cordova
London Cables
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Mackay Cable Empire Reports Growth and New Transatlantic Ventures
Trustees reveal Mackay companies own all Commercial Cable Company stock and 14,692 shares in other cable ventures valued at 76.6 million dollars with 1.64 million in dividends since 1808. A fifth European cable is planned for summer, Pacific routes to Japan and China under way, transfer offices opened in Boston Montreal and Toronto, New York to follow. Authorized capital 350 million preferred and 50 million common shares. outstanding 25.97 million preferred and 41.38 million common shares. quarterly preferred dividends continue and first common semi annual dividend paid January 10 1805.
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