Prices Rush Up Again Amalgamated and U. P. Lead
Special to The Washington Post from New York reports a near complete market reversal after Jacob Schiff's remarks at a Chamber of Commerce meeting, countering fears of imminent trouble. Heavy late-session buying lifted Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper shares, with strong moves in American Sugar Refining and other majors. Money rates fell and railway earnings showed mixed results, while European markets gained on easier money.
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Southern Pacific
J’nion Pacife
Southern Railway
Missouri Pacific
Texas and Pacific
Ria
Amalgamated Copper
Boston
Montana
Anaconda
Amalgamated
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric
Wall Street Gossip Sparks Broad Market Moves
Special to The Washington Post reports a Mayhem of rumors and trades in New York stocks. Amalgamated Copper and American Smelting rumors buoyed Boston Consolidation and Union Pacific while James K. Keene and Hill interests drive Inside market action. Strong short covering and eased money conditions greet week end trading.
New York Bond Market Showcases Rail and Utility Issues
Washington Railway and Electric bonds and notes lead a dense list of offerings with prices from 38 to 98 and several $1,000 lots. Metropolitan Railroad, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone and Washington Gas certificates appear with varied bids. Clearing quotes include District of Columbia roads bonds and multiple bank, railroad, and utility stocks, with overall activity reflecting a broad market for government and corporate issues.
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Washington Gas
Washington Gna
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Capitol Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Railway and Electric Common
American Security and Trust Rights
American National Bank
National City Bank
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Greene Copper
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United States Electric Light
Washington Market Company Ist
Potomac Electric Light Iet
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
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National Safe Deposit and Trust
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American Security and Trust
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Washington Savings’ Bank
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Washington Title
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American Graphophone
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Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
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Mitchell Mining Company
Sage
New York Cotton Market Steady After Nervous Session
New York January 3 The cotton market opened steady with a slight decline but soon rallied on good demand from Liverpool and bullish news from the National Ginners Association expected later. Prices dipped on private reports of a Census yield but recovered before close, with activity moderate and sales around 950000 bales.
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Daily Cotton Market Ledger From Baltimore and Memphis
In Baltimore the market shows quiet flour with steady grain, wheat and corn prices mixed but largely stable amid steady receipts. In Memphis Chancellor Heiskell orders liquidation of American Savings Bank, with creditors to be paid in full next Wednesday following the Merchants' Trust Co. closure.
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Cella Commission
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Ie American Natio Bank
Loukas
Jonas Bank of Commerce
St. Loui
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Agencis
Wheat Market Slides as Argentina Forecast Impacts Trading
Chicago grain notes show a sharp wheat decline on May delivery amid heavy selling by bulls, despite early strength from Liverpool price gains. Corn remains firm with supportive Bradstreet exports and large board purchases. receipts and exports for the week influence mixed market signals.
Metal Market Reports Higher London Tin Prices
New York reports London tin higher with spot at 163 6s and futures 163 18s. Copper in London near 103 lower, spot 79 5s, futures 79. Local market steady with Make and electrolytic 18.75 19.00 and 18.37 19.12. Lead unchanged at 6.60 6.00 in local market, London at 17 1s 6d. Spelter steady at 99 6d in London and 65 6.60 locally. Tron weaker in London. foundry quotes at 53.1 3d and 54s d. Locally, No 1 foundry Northern 18.75 19.35, No 2 Northern 18.50 18.85, No 1 Southern 18.50 18.75, No 2 Southern 18.00 18.25.
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New York Money Market Report and Rates
New York money market shows the ruling rate at 6 34 7 with closing bids and offers near 6347 and 3. Time loans ranged at 7 per cent for 60 days and 6 to 7 per cent for 90 days, with six months at 5 12 6 including commission. Sterling exchange firm with bank bills at 4.8505 4.8570 for demand and 4.1240 4.8235 for 60 day bills. Government bonds steady. railroad bonds irregular. Receipts and expenditures tallied with internal revenue credits of 861 974 and 1 750 000 disbursements.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Market Quiet to Active Turns Boosts Trade on Exchange
Trading mood shifted as indifference faded and stock activity rose. Bonds moved briskly with 1000 Metropolitan Railroads and 4000 Chesapeake and Potomac issues, while banks saw general demand. American National paces the day with notable purchases and rising prices amid cautious selling.
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Exchange
American National
National City Bank
Market Report From Local Grain and Livestock Trading
Local traders followed a firm close with prices near day’s highs. May opened slightly lower to higher at 44% to 44% and closed around 44% to 45 percent amid strong local demand and fund cover. Corn opened up slightly, traded 32% to 32% and settled near 32%. Hog market firm on cash demand and packer buying, pork profit-taking limited strength. May pork steady at 13.95. Lard up to 7.65, ribs 7.55. Tomorrow’s receipts forecast wheat 25 cars, corn 300, oats 147, hogs 16,000 head.
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Mey
New York Grain Market Turns Up Then Drops on Liquidation
Wheat receipts 168000 bushels, exports 31999. Spot market easy for No 2 red and No 4 red futures. Early wheat rose on firm cables but slid toward noon as bear pressure from large selling and a Modern Miller report dominated. Corn receipts 138475 bushels, exports 178791. Spot steady with bids for No 3 1/2, No 2 yellow and No 2 white. May and July futures closed lower. GATS and oats prices varied with mixed bids for different hulls and weights.
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New York
Duluth
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Coramission House
New York Produce Market Report Summary
New York produce prices and market status show firm butter cheese eggs and lard with steady to firm readings across multiple commodities. Flour soy and cornmeal notes mixed. vegetable items cabbage potatoes show varied but generally steady movement. crude oil, rosin, and turpentine remain quiet or steady. no drastic price shifts evident.
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Rio
Washington Market Diary Shows Mixed Parcel Prices
Eggs weakened 1 to 2 on all grades amid liberal receipts while undergrades remain dull. Butter demand strong with high grade stocks limited. creamery and Taney renovated items noted. Livestock, poultry, and dressed meats steady to firm as markets, including vegetables and fruits, display dulls in late-season offerings and variable prices.
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Avorage
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Visible Supply of Cotton Reports Big World Total
New Orleans January 5 Secretary Hester reports the world’s visible cotton supply at 5,386,399. American cotton totals 4,191,299 with 1,000,000 in other kinds including Egypt and India. afloat and held in Great Britain and Europe sum to 2,667,000, with India 205,000 and the United States 1,830,000. Last year totals were 4,017,879 and 1,761,000 respectively.
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Tiragil
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United States
Catarrh Cured Quickly Says Scranton Man
George James of Scranton Pennsylvania reports twenty years of catarrh with hawking throat and head pain ended in days after using Dr Agnews Catarrhal Powder. He says the first application gave relief and after a few bottles he was cured. Sold by Stone and Poole and ODonnells at multiple addresses.
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Scranton
Dr. Agnew
Stone d& Poole
Avend O'Donnell's
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The Traders National Bank Stock Transfer Books Closed
The books for the transfer of stock of this company will be closed from January 1, 1906, to the 16th, inclusive. The notice is signed by Alex. K. Phillips, Secretary of the Potomac Insurance Company of the D.C. Nut, 2,6,10,12,16.
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D.C
Alex. K. Phillips
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