Market Dull Yet Amalgamated Copper Strengths
Washington, Jan 3. Today's stock market was dull and irregular, with slight volume and subdued price moves. Amalgamated Copper showed definte strength while Union Pacific faced pressure amid rumors of investigations and labor tensions. Delaware and Hudson saw some liquidation as Great Northern rights dipped in the curb market ahead of payment due tomorrow.
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Delaware and
Hudson
Northern Pacific
Sterling Exchange
Union Pacific
Union Pa Eit Railroad
Wigll Street
Amalgamated Copper
Anaconda Mining Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Financial
Ita
Delaware and Hudson
Great Northern Railway Company
The Curb Market Listings from Toledo and Regions
Toledo curbs report shows January balances and shipments across North Lima South Lima Indiana and nearby areas. Credit balances at 1.53 and January 1 run totals noted with 94 shipments on January 7 averaging 149 540.
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Toledo
Ohio
Lima
Indiana
New York Bond Market Sees Sharp London Tin Decline
New York reports a sharp tin price drop in London with spot at £138 and futures around £198 15. Local metal markets show weakness in copper but strength in tin due to limited supplies with various grades and foundry materials holding firm or easing marginally.
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New York
London
Speltar
Standard Foundry
Gos @d
Cleveland
Notadry Northern
Foundry Northern
Foundry Southern
New York Cotton Market Steady After Quiet Session
Trading in New York cotton remained quiet yet steady at the close with a slight advance. Open interest showed gains in near months while Southern spot markets climbed on weather delays and large receipts, but overall activity stayed subdued.
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W. Hibos & Co
F Steel
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Jan
Regent
Wall Street Gossip on Union Pacific and Amalgamated
Special to The Washington Post reports cautious optimism in Union Pacific due to short interest, while Amalgamated and Anaconda mine developments prompt bullish activity. Notes smelters at full capacity, copper prices, and debates over Baltimore and Ohio dividend claims. Mentions Philadelphia Cambria Steel and Steel Corporation rail price policy amid railroad construction outlook.
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G. B. Chipman
New York Stock Exchange
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Stock Exchange Quiet As Mixed Trading Marks Day
A slower session on the stock exchange saw about half the previous day’s volume. Washington Railway and Electric led gains, while Capital Traction declined. Mer g MT haled at near 200, and Greene Copper lingered. Many bank and utility issues posted small moves with merged Central National Bank noted as a new high.
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Washington
United States
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Yor
Washington Gap
BOM
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Amy
Mitchell Mintog
Ste
Central National Bank
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Stock Exchange
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Capital Traction Railroad
Anacontia and Potomace
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Columbia
Railroad
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Ang Electric
Bonda
United States Electric Light Sebenture Improvement
United States Electric Light Certicaten
Potomac Electrét Ligt
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Fx
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Fs
Woohington Market Company
Igbe
stocls—Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Washington Gas
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Chesapeake and Potomas Telephone
Margenthaler Linotype
Lanaton Monotype
Greene Cowper
Biltchell Ming Company
Ratlong Bank
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Southerm Public Service Corporation
Graphophone Common
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Security Storage Company
Wershington Mathes
Widely Storage Company
Washington market summary reels under creameries and poultry demand
Washington market reports heavy bogs supply and quiet demand across Virginia and surrounding states. Creamery items show varied grades with Western prices steady. live and dressed poultry rely on light demand while dressed meats and game reflect tight supply and steady quotes. Fresh fruit and vegetables display mixed regional pricing amid light wholesale activity.
New York and Chicago markets show wheat and corn declines
In New York on January 3, grains and flour supplies moved lower as receipts rose and Argentine crop news weighed on prices. Wheat fell to near season lows with May and July futures down, while corn and oats slipped due to cash selling and forecasts of a cold wave. Provisions remained firm as buyers covered ahead of market closures.
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Meet Tower
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Stock Exchange
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Minnesota
Dakotas
Interstate Commerce Corm Mileston
Northwest
Liverpool
Minneapolia
BEM@IGY
Longs
Washington cattle market steady with strong demand
Cattle market remains firm with Yamba in better demand and light supply. Prices show per cwt figures for cattle, hogs, sheep, and calves, with prime fresh Agra Cove at 40,000 and common at 20.00 each. figures cover various grades and weights.
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Agra Cove
LIVE STOCK MARKETS: Cattle Hogs Sheep in New York and Onicoge
Cattle receipts about 6000 in Onicoge with best bids 10c higher. cows to 7650, bulls near 60, calves 2.50 to 4.50. Hogs receipts 22000 with gains to 6c. Sheep around 12,000. prices 9.75 to 6.00 for sheep and 7.37 to 7.87 for lambs. New York trading firm with no trades, dressed beef in strong demand at 6 1/2 to 6 3/4. Calves 5c higher. city dressed best at 8 1/2. Sheep and lambs steady. hogs 6.50 in Pennsylvania.
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Idc
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Breves
UGC
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New York Money Market Opens Sharp on Call Funds
New York money market shows strong call money at 6 percent nominal with bids around 2 percent for 60 days and 6 percent for six months. Sterling exchange is irregular with bankers’ bills quoted around 4.88 for demand and about 4.80 for sixty days. Government bonds are listed as weak while railroads remain steady amid a mixed early session.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Government Bonds and Steel Firm Collapse Report
Glasgow firm Nefison Brothers & Co. failed to deliver steel plates for forward sales triggering a government bond report. The collapse, tied to iron and steel market speculation, caused little market disruption. Joseph H. Hoadley of New York was named president of Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Company, succeeding T. G. Bush who resigned weeks ago in Birmingham Alabama.
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Nefison Brothers’ & Co
Alabama Consolidated
Baltimore
Jan
Jozeph H. Hoadley
New York
Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Company
Col. T. G. Bush
Birmingham, Ale
Charity Request Revoked In Will Notices
The will of Elizabeth Andermann died December 2 last was filed for probate yesterday. It leaves $3 to St Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Church and $35 to Rev Albert C Schiff plus $10 to the Home for Incurables of the District of Columbia. A codicil revokes a $100 bequest to the helping hand mission for India. Numerous small bequests to various individuals are noted. Mrs Fannie Schilling of Karlsruhe Germany, mother of Otto Schilling of Washington, will receive 4000 from her son's estate. remainder about 4000 goes to Miss Mary Elizabeth Case. Executor named Anton Lerch. The Huffman will from Medoc Hastings County Ontario filed yesterday by executor Avatin B Conley. it leaves life interest to Elizabeth Huffman and remainder to Austin B Conley.
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St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Albert C. Schiff
St. Matthew's Church
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India
Fannie Schilling
Karlsruhe
Baden
Germany
Otto Schilling
Washington
Mary Elizabeth Case
Anton Lerch
Allan F. Huffman
Medoc
Hastings County
Ontario
Canada
Hartford
Conn
Avatin B. Conley
Huffman
Elizabeth Huffman
Austin B. Conley
Lena Falbush Sues For Absolute Divorce From Marcellus Falbush
Lena Falbush filed in District Supreme Court for an absolute divorce from Marcellus I. Falbush on grounds of infidelity and nonsupport. She seeks to resume her maiden name Lena Green. The couple married May 2, 1904 in Alexandria and have two children. The Washington Post calendars for 1907 are advertised as four sheets with bears by Berryman on each month.
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District Supreme Court
Marcellus I. Falbush
Lena Green
Alexandria
Washington Post
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