Decline Slows Buying as Traders Pause on Market
Washington reports a softer stock session with subdued speculative activity and firmer but listless prices. Morning gains in industrials like Republic Iron and Steel and Canadian Pacific gave way to afternoon selling as traders awaited broader catalysts and renewed hopes for fresh investment.
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Republic Iron and Steel
Cuolorade Wuel
Central Leather
Amishan War and Foundry
American Tee
Pennsylviani St. Paul
Canadian Pacific
Sivelka
Maglani
London
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Union Pacifc
Tennessee Oral and Iron
Republic
Tennessee Common
Money Flows to Cincinnati from Sub Treasury
New York Jan 3 The sub treasury transferred thirty three thousand dollars in currency to Cincinnati today Receipts of currency from Canada today were estimated at upwards of three hundred fifty thousand Newsprint HADHIVES.
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New York
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Wall Street Bullish Tone Persists Amid Mergers Hopes
In New York January market conditions show traders speculating on multiple stocks including Southern Pacific Canadian Pacific Northwest Missouri Kansas and Texas with attention on possible mergers involving American Arg ee Chemical and Virginia Carolina Chemical. Optimism surrounds copper and steel factions while Union Pacific and Continental Rubber draw focus as hopes for higher dividends and a broader consolidation persist despite mixed signals.
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Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Northwest
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
American Arge Chemical
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Standard Oil
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
American Cotton Oil Company
Washington market dull but hopeful as bonds take lead
Yesterday's featureless session saw six to seven stocks traded with bonds drawing more action. Washington Railway and Electric held top price and expanded plans for new lines, while Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone and Grapho-Phone showed solid demand. Dr Ralph Jenkins sold his exchange seat to S S H Agnew for 10000, a record for seats in this market.
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Ralph Jenkins
S&s H. Agnew
Agnew
Washington
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Chapman & Co
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New York Stock Market News and Oil Losses Reported
New York Jan 3 money on call firm 5 8 percent closing bid 8 offered at 8 time money steady 60 days 9 days 6 percent prime mercantile paper 5% permit. Sterling exchange firmer with bankers bills at 4.3620 4.4625 for demand and 4.33 4.8806 for 60 day bills. Government bonds steady railroad bonds firm. Oil properties in West Virginia damaged by high winds. Will require heavy outlay to rebuild. oil developments reported from lower southwest fields. Wheeling West Virginia Jan 9 oil crude 31.58. North Lima to Indiana region noted developments.
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F. H. Smith CO
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Moore & Hill, Inc
Harrison Realty CO
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Washington Stock Exchange closes with varied quotes across gas and rail
Closing quotations show Washington Gas certificates trading at 118 percent and 103 percent levels with large blocks. Washington Railway and Electric preferred and common, Mergenthaler Linotype and Graphophone listings feature notable activity, alongside numerous bank and railroad issues. District bonds and metropolitan securities anchor a broad, detail heavy table of prices and rights.
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Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
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Lincoln National Bank
National City Bank
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Mergenthaler
Lanston
Graphophone
Greene Copper
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Washington Railway and Electric
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Washington Market Company
Potomac Slectric
Norfolk and Washington Safe Deposit and Trust
National Fafe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan End Trust
American Security and Trust
Union Trust Company
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
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National Bank
Ttank
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American Graphophone
Georgetown Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greane Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
Norfolk and
Sreamboat
Mitchell Mining Company
Washington Produce Market Prices and Stocks Report
Washington buyers saw steady demand for fresh goods as markets held firm amid light receipts. Eggs and butter remained firm with moderate to strong Pennsylvania and nearby supplies. dairy and cheese prices stable. dressed poultry limited with ongoing demand. vegetables slow with varied per unit prices across potatoes, cabbage, lettuce, and tomatoes. fruit, dried fruit, and grains showing steady or unchanged quotations across multiple items.
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Virginia
New York Grain Prices and Market Report
New York on January 5 reports steady buckwheat and barley with mixed wheat futures. Wheat receipts total 24,000 bushels with spot prices firm after initial weakness, corn receipts 234,650 bushels with No 2 yellow at 50 percent, oats receipts 144,000 bushels with spot ranges from 26 to 32 pounds.
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Chicago Grain Market Reacts To World Wheat Supply Drop
Chicago grain notes a sharp rally as World visible wheat supply falls 1.2 million bushels, prompting May options to finish higher at 8t 7. May hits 87 1 2 cents amid strong demand. corn and oats firm with mixed offerings. Provisions slide as hog prices decline, with totals for tomorrow forecast.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
I Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Liverpool
Argentina
Hradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Firmo
Yne Tower
May Park
Baltimore Markets Report From June Ninth Trading Session
Market summaries show quiet demand across grains with steady to firm prices. Wheat and corn futures fluctuated while butter eggs and cheese held their levels. London copper and tin edged higher, with local foundry prices stable amid overall unchanged market tone.
New York Cotton Market After Census Report
New York January 9 The cotton market rose sharply after the Census Bureau report but pared gains to close 2.6 points higher. Sales were about 60,000 bales. Prices fluctuated from steady to a 4.5 point advance, then declined on late profit taking with spot demand remaining firm. Bulls drove a large intraday rise before selling pressures pulled values back. The Census figures imply a crop well below last year, around 10.2 to 10.3 million bales.
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Wall Street
Marek
Marci
Thera
Live Stock Markets Weathered by Mixed Cattle and Hogs Trade
New York stock reports show beef creased in fair demand while light arrivals forecast for tomorrow. Calves and lambs hold steady with modest prices. hogs down slightly in Chicago with receipts around 40,000 and mixed valuations for heavies and butchers.
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Calvaz
Canada
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Washington cattle market notes firm prices and demand
The Washington cattle market shows firm prices with strong demand for stock and good lambs, veal scarce and fetching top prices. Cattle, calves, and lambs attract varied figures per hundredweight reflecting useful overall activity despite imperfect figures in the source.
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Gener
Conmnen
Cotton Near Billion Mark in 1905 Ginned
The Census Bureau bulletin reports 9 721 774 bales of cotton ginned in 1905 with round bales 263 424 and Sea Island 38 939. Figures compiled under W M Stewart from telegraphic reports show totals excluding linters. Government receipts for internal revenue and customs are listed with expenditures. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is praised for healing burns.
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Census Bureau
W. M. Stewart
Bureayji
Seal Island
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