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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1909

Page

41

London Buyers Lead New York Stocks In Fortnight Rally

New York trading on February 2 shows European markets stabilizing as peace prospects ease Austro Serb tensions. London house buyers return to New York, aiding railroad shares while copper and refining stocks lag in late-session activity. Public deposits and loan concerns temper gains as insiders lift Consolidated Gas and related utilities.

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Wall Street Gossips and Market Movements

In Washington Post reports cautious chatter on President Elect Tatts inaugural prospects. Brokers tally slips with expected extracts, while traders weigh early end to atom iron war talks. Wheat prices surge beyond three-year highs as market steadies after earlier volatility. London trading shows gains, copper demand increases, and Southern Railway bonds retire 16 million notes, signaling stronger rail financings ahead.

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Local Stock Exchange Dips Amid Broad Declines Across Securities

A robust session on the local stock market saw several securities sliding to new lows after multiple days of declines. Washington Railway and Electric bond sales ranged around 88 to 93, with common stock activity weak and bid prices failing to sustain early advances. Real estate news included multiple property transactions in Bridgewood Park and nearby suburbs, highlighting notable sales and trustee auctions. Public figures attended the market day, including Carroll Pierce of Citizens National Bank, marking his first exchange visit.

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Washington Stock Exchange Quotations Fragment

Quotations furnished by Thos L Home & Co. of the Washington stock exchange show sales of regular call at noon capital traction 1000 at 11 percent and Washington Hallway and Electric 4x 00 at 58M 1000 at 84 31 000 at 84.

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New York Bond Market Report and Livestock Prices

The New York bond market shows money on call easy near 1% to 2% with steady time spans and prime commercial paper at 3% to 4%. Sterling exchange remains steady. government and railroad bonds largely steady. Chicago and regional livestock markets report cattle, hogs, and sheep with steady to higher tendencies. calf and veal prices mixed. Commodity prices list grains, butter, cheese, and dried fruits with varied but firm demand.

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New York Produce Prices Mixed Across Commodities

Butter barely steady on top grades with other qualities weak and prices unchanged. Cheese firm with strong receipts. eggs very firm with large intake. Poultry firm, live Western offerings mixed. flour receipts high and prices higher. Freight and leather, wool, beef, cot-tonseed oil, molasses, sugar, coffee show varied firm to steady movements across the market.

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New York Cotton Market Ends Mixed After March Activity

The New York cotton market closed nearly steady after early gains and later slight losses. March futures led covering with sharp short sale pressure easing as traders assessed notices and Southern weather signals while Liverpool reported no improvement in Manchester conditions. A separate Madrid report notes Spain’s chamber of deputies approving a bill to create a national theater.

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Wheat Prices Hit New Highs On Chicago Board Of Trade

Chicago wheat futures surged to fresh season highs with May at 1.18% and July at 1.05% as strong demand and bullish pit action pushed values higher. Cash markets showed mixed strength for corn and oats, while provisions weakened. May closed 1.18% and July 1.05% higher, with overall gains across related grains and a later decline in live hogs.

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Metal Market Dampened by dull London and local activity

In New York on February 26, metal markets showed a dull tone with copper and lead prices largely unchanged or lower. London quotations slipped for copper and electrolytic, with futures for copper and lead easing. Local trade remained quiet with no major shifts in No 1 foundry or Southern grades, while electrolytic purchase reports appeared uncertain.

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Steel Price Drops and Mixed Trade Signals in 1909 Review

R G Dun and Co reports steel price cuts add to iron and copper weakness while supply and demand forces edge toward price stabilization. Inquiries rise with some structural orders at revised steel prices. West shows stronger activity, dry goods trade steadier, and export demand limited with China quiet. Leather and hide markets stay weak as shoe shipments rise, though spring deliveries near completion.

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New York Grain Market Reports Sharp Wheat Advances

New York on February 2 notes firm rye and steady barley with wheat prices surging. Receipts total 54,002 bushels for wheat, with strong spot demand for No 3 red and various futures, plus heavy London cargo sales fueling afternoon covering. cork exports and oats data follow with mixed spot firmness and futures.

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Progressive office furniture lines attract scrutiny

Marks a distinct advance in devi construction. Being raised from the floor prevents debris from collecting underneath, ensuring cleanliness. Card index vertical file and document compartments are up to date. Desks appeal to the progressive business man with fine mahogany offered in eight prices. A critical inspection is invited.

Hotels list shows guests across multiple cities

Dr George H Hale of the Mount Wilson Solar Observatory is named a delegate for the National Academy of Sciences at the Darwin celebration in Cambridge. The long hotel guest listing spans Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Alabama California Colorado Georgia Illinois Maryland Minnesota Missouri New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania South Dakota South Carolina Texas Virginia Florida and other locales. The note places Hale among attendees joining Darwin tribute events.

Alabama E. Burbank Birmingham Metropolitan California J- B. Lauek Sacramento New Colorado Jane F. Dutton Eva Dutton Reaver Raleigh A. Brows Denver Willard Georgia Harry Peyne Atlanta St. James Illinois Evans Clay City Raleign Maryland J. C. Rutten Minnesota George Tawney Winona Shores Michigan Hunter H. F. Wilde Dell J. W. Hunter Lansing Haleigh Einheben Mra M. Bisset Irving Bissell Grand Raplds Arlington Misoureae S. McGal St. Louis N._Horne Rochester D. F Costello L. M. Pondanday Nee Wilard Vole Hough Brooklyn Shoreham Omas May Finiva Horace Winter Hocherner New Jersey L. P. Witmore Jersey City National Ohio J. W. Fandbttt Youngstown M. Bilingslay Lisbon Wif Belleview New Willard Fowler Darwin George H. Hale Solar Observatory Mount Wilson National Academy of Sciences Cambridge

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