Trading Quiet as Stocks Press for Stimulus in Morning Trade
Washington Post reports a subdued equity session with firmer overall stability but weak momentum. Morning activity showed several industrials and rail shares advancing led by Republic Iron and Steel, Colorado Fuel, Central Leather, and Amalgamated War and Foundry with later gains in Duluth South Shore Atlantic and Minneapolis St Paul stocks while large operators suggested a market lull.
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Republic Iron and Steel
Cuolorade Wuel
Central Leather
Amishan War and Foundry
American Tee
Pennsylviani St. Paul
Canadian Pacific
Money Flows From New York to Cincinnati in Currency Transfer
The sub-treasury moved $33,000 in currency to Cincinnati today. Currency receipts from Canada were estimated at more than $350,000.
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Cincinnati
New York
Sub-Treasury
Canada
Wall Street Bull Run Hints at Merger Rumors and Dividends
New York markets saw heavy trading with moves in Southern Pacific Canadian Pacific Northwest Missouri Kansas Texas and car builders alongside expectations of mergers involving American Argochemical and Virginia Carolina Chemical. Traders cited potential unions affecting copper lead and rubber companies while Harriman interests pressured Southern Pacific and Union Pacific. A possible extra dividend loomed for Union Pacific amid ongoing speculation before a week’s close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Northwest
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
American Arge Chemical
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Standard Oil
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
American Cotton Oil Company
New York, Jan
American Tobacco
Atchison General
Atchison Adjustment
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and
Ohio
Baltimore
Brooklyn Rapid Trail
Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia Ist Inc
Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific
Fackie R. Rk
Cdi
St. Louis General
Celorado Industrial
Colorado Industrial
Colorado Midland
Colorado
Boubhert
Cuba
Denver
Distilers’ Securities Ca
Erie
General da
Hocking Valley
Japan
Japan Ge
Sericen
Louisville
Neshville
United
Manhattan Consul
Eutral
Minneapolia
St. Louis
Missouri, Kansas and
Texan
Karena
National Railroad of Mexico
Consol
New York Central General
New Jersey Central General
Northern Pacific
Norfalt and
Western
Oregon Short Line
Pennsylvania
Reading General
St. Louis and Iron
San Fransco
Louis
Southwestern
Seaboard Air Line
Southern
C.b. Union Pacific
United States Steel
Adams Express
Manhattan W
Amalgamated Copper
Metropolitan Securities
Car and Foundry
Matco
Metropolitan Street Railway
Maryland
Wheeling and
Lake Eria
Wisconsin Central
American Cotton Oil Ptd
Minneapolis
St. P
Ste
AOA Anh
Missouri Pacif
R. R
Mexico
New York Central
G. Y
Ontario and
Anaconda Mining
Atchison
Pacifi
Homsa
lAtlantic Coast
Sant
Pitts
St Louis
Chio
BTS High Bee
Iselsrooklyn Rapid Transit
Pfkd
Chesapeake and Gatchs
Chicago Great Western
Rock Island Co
Northwestern
Chisag
Mil
St. Paul
Slose-Shofield Steel
Sbig
Bt. I
Sen
U. C
Louis Southwestern
Colorado and Southern
Colo
Southern Pacific Pd
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal Npw
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
St. I
Delaware and Hudson
Stl
Vie
Det
Lack
And
Western Co
Denver and
Kilo Grande
Union Pacific
Litease
Rio G
Distillers’ Securities, Gay
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United States Express
Seal
United States Realty
United States Rubber
Erie Ist
United States Ruther Pig
General Electric
United States Steel Data
United States
Stee
Illinois Central
Carolina Chemical
International Paper, Pvt
Sak
Wabash
Welly-Fargo Express
Bante Hoosiewa Central
Mal Westinghouse Electralt
Ojiawa Central A
Mtma Western Union
Lake Erie
Kansas City Southern
Nashville
Wisconsin Central Pfd -T
W. B. Hibba & Co
New York Stockrace
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington market reflects cautious optimism and mixed activity
Yesterday's featureless yet hopeful session saw six to seven stocks trading with bonds drawing more attention. Washington Railway and Electric sold at top prices amid expansion hopes, while Capital Traction and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone showed firm demand. Mergenthaler and Grapho-Phone bounced back with solid lots, and Washington Gas maintained high levels as a $10,000 seat sale of Dr Ralph Jenkins to S S H Agnew capped the day.
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Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Capital Traction
Mergenthaler
Langton
Washington Railway and Electric 4G
Washington Gas
Ralph Jenkins
S&s H. Agnew
Agnew
Washington
G. Bowis Chapman
Chapman & Co
Jenkins
New York Stock Market Report and Oil Developments
New York on Jan 3 reports money on call steady at 5 8 percent with firm tone and 60 to 90 day rates around 6 percent. Sterling exchange firmer with bankers' bills at 4.3620 to 4.4625 for demand and 4.333 to 4.8806 for 60 day bills. Government bonds firm and railroad bonds steady. Oil properties in West Virginia damaged by high winds, with derricks blown down requiring costly rebuilding. reports of crude oil pricing at Wheeling and other regional markets.
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London
Benako
England
Phive
Towlay
Mar
Tove Crane
Europe
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Honda
Washington Post
Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
Poke. Olio
Lima
South
Ime
Indiana
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Deston
Philadelphia
Houston
Augusta
Memphis
Loula
Louisville
Britain
France
Continent
Tess
Great Britain
Strance
Japan
Mesteo
Atwood Violett & Co
Washington
14Th St
New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago
Woodward & Lothrop
U.S. Patent Special Department
George J. Easterday
Washington Stock Exchange
G Street
N.W
Lynn, Wall & Co
F Street
Adams Building
M. J. Sage & CO
District of Columbia
Heuer & McLeran
FSZ
Washington Stock Quotations From Yesterday's Exchange
Closing bids show District of Columbia bonds and multiple Washington area issues. Notable listings include Washington Gas certificates at 10334 and 60, Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 90, common at 42, and Lincoln National Bank at 149 for 10 shares with others mixed across banks and utilities. Various railroads, insurers, and title firms are quoted with prices and percentages, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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Washington Gas
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Lincoln National Bank
National City Bank
Cheapeake and Potomac Telephone
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Graphophone
Greene Copper
St Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Railway and Electric
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad Se
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac 'S
Bristol Gas and Electric Gs
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
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
American Security and Trust Rights
Capitol Traction
The
Bristol Gas and Electric
National Bank
Ttank
Washington
Metropolitan
Lipstral
Farmers and Mechanics
Columbia
American
Lincoln
Riggs
National City
Franklin
Corcoran
Potomac
Arlington
National Union
Commercial
Colonial
Columbia Title
Chesapeaka
American Graphophone
Georgetown Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greane Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
Norfolk and
Sreamboat
Mitchell Mining Company
Washington Market Report Remains Firm on Fresh Goods
Washington produce market shows steady money for eggs and butter as receipts ease. Prices for cheese, dressed poultry, and vegetables hover near advanced levels with demand strong for fresh items, while dairy and meat lines hold firm and steady through the week.
New York Grain Prices Drift On Mixed Wheat News
The New York grain market shows December receipts and exports for buckwheat and corn. Wheat futures moved from weak to firm on big clearances and bearish country reports while corn and oats trade steady to easy with varied elevator and afloat prices.
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New York
Duluth
Chicago Grain Market Strikes Firm Close on Wheat Rally
Chicago Jan 9 wheat futures rallied after an unexpected drop in world wheat supply. May contract rose to 87% with strong cash demand and short-covering as Hank Street's weekly supply report showed a 1.2 million bushel decrease. Corn and oats firmed, while provisions softened amid packer selling. Estimated receipts forecast for tomorrow include 11 car wheat and 5,000 hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Quiet and Unchanged on Jun 9
Market report notes quiet trading across grains and commodities in Baltimore. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, hay, butter, eggs, cheese, sugar show firmer or steady quotes with receipts and exports listed. London and New York metal prices edge up while local foundry rates hold amid steady demand.
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Baltimore
New York Cotton Market Rises After Census Report
New York January 9 The cotton market showed a sharp immediate rise after the census report but pared gains to close about 2.6 points higher. Spot demand stayed strong with an estimated 60,000 bales traded. Prices surged intraday to 11.89 for January and 11.79 for May before a late sell off, ending steady near 11.02. Traders speculated the census figures imply a crop far smaller than growth estimates, intensifying bullish pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Marek
Marci
Thera
Live Stock Markets Report from New York and Chicago
Live cattle receipts 700 with light arrivals warned for tomorrow. Beef steady to firm, veal steady with prime quoted at 9.25 to 8.80, calves mixed. Hogs abundant at Chicago with prices 5.45 to 5.52 for good to prime, State hogs steady. Sheep and lambs firm with lambs 8.00 to 8.40, sheep 4.00 to 8.25. Chicago cattle, hogs, and lambs mixed to steady with overall weaker pork performance.
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New York
Liverpool
London
Bea
Calvaz
Canada
Srimp
Chicago
Gulven
S.waas
Washington cattle market shows steady demand and firm prices
Market reports firm cattle trade with good lambs in demand and veal scarce yet sold at high prices. Prices for veal, cows, and lambs listed with varied per hundredweight figures, but the text is garbled and many figures are unclear.
Cotton Ginned Total Near a Billion in 1905
The Census Bureau bulletin reports 9 721 774 bales of cotton ginned in 1905, excluding linters. Round bales totaled 263 424 and Sea Island 38 939. Government receipts and expenditures listed internal revenue 250.2 thousand, customs 1 100 142, misc 90 366, redeemable national bank notes 985 911, expenditures 2 130 000. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised for burns and cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Census Bureau
W. M. Stewart
Bureayji
Seal Island
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Sivelka
Maglani
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Opten
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Maine
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Hartford
Ffe Chemical
American Arce 7
Merican
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Tineral
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Soni
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United Prisi
North Butte
Tineham
Continental Rubber Company
Aldrich
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Republic
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Tennessee Copper
United Copper
Utah Copper
Washington Stock: Exchange
Washington Produce Market
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Amall
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Faméy
South America
Askei
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NEW York Grain
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Uf Savings
Union Trust Co
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Edward F. Stellwagen
George E. Fleming
Edson B. Olds
Metal Market
Yonder
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Standard
Cleveland
Northern
Foundry
Washington Cattle Market
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Traders National Bank
James B. Owens
Life Insurance
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Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Warner Building
J. H. Bradley Company, Inc
Ana Ova
Frank T. Rawlings
Tyler & Rutherford
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Stone & Mairfax
WM. H. Saunders & CO
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Robert H. Bradley
Walter H. Acker
C. A. Baker
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Fisher & Co., Incorporated
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F. H. Smith CO
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Moore & Hill, Inc
Harrison Realty CO
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C. Rivertbark
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
John Joy E4aon
Ellis Spear
Geo. W. Cassieni
Frank P. Reenlde
Washington Loan & Trust Co
John Joy Edson
John A Swope
Fllis Spear
Andrew Parker
Harry G. Meem Noyd Taylor Thomas Bradley
Lee Preaider
Rah
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Third National Bank
Chesley & Spence
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Arthur Wall