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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1906

Page

6

Wall Street Gains Broad Coverage Amid Market Rally

The Washington Post reports a buoyant stock market with broad gains across high and low price shares. Key leaders include Anaconda, Reading, Amalgamated Copper, St Paul, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Chesapeake and Ohio, and United States Steel, amid renewed optimism after Amalgamated Copper dividend news. Money conditions improve as European rates ease and domestic banks show net gains, while Pacific Coast issues and traction stocks rise on expected dividends and consolidation prospects.

Reading Amalgamated Copper St. Paul Union Pacific Southern Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio Baltimore and Ohio United States Steel Pacific Coast Purcle Chicago Great Western American Agricultural Chemical American Linsee Ci Ehares Great Northern Steel Corporation

Market Wrap: Wheat Fell as Profit-Taking Paused

Wheat futures saw heavy profit-taking fade to a weak session close in Chicago trading. May delivery slid to around 7.58 with declines at 0.42, while corn and oats held near unchanged. Provisions edged lower on light trade as buyers remained cautious.

W. B. Hibbs & Co F Street New York Stock Exchange Washington Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Liverpool Argentina Bradstreet Minneapole Duluth

Wall Street Bond Notes From New York Market Report

New York bond market report dated January 19 lists diverse 4s 5s and 6s from major lines including Baltimore and Ohio, Central of Georgia, Chicago and Alton, Erie, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific and others. It notes steady call rates, time money at 6 percent, prime mercantile paper at 6 5 percent, firm sterling exchange and strong government bonds with railroad bonds firm. It also includes prices for United States Steel and several industrials with various yields and certificates.

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Metal Market Mixed Signals From London and Local Exchange

New York reports a partial recovery in London tin with spot at 163 pounds 10 shillings and futures near 163 12 8 64. Copper shows modest abroad gains while U S local prices stay unsettled with listed quotes for lead zinc and iron differing between London and local markets. Local listings for foundry grades in Northern and Southern districts vary around 18 to 19 dollars with several price points echoed across the sector.

New York London Syesler Standard Cleveland Foundry Northern Foundry Southern

Wool and Hides Market Prices Noted

Notations for furs on No 1 articles show a firm wool market with inactive demand. Prices listed include washed wool 28 to 40 cents per pound, unwashed 33 cents, burry wool 27 to 28 cents, green hides 11 cents, dry hides 13 to 15 cents, sheep pelts green 30 to 31.25, dry 25 to 25.75, calf skins green 100 to 2.40, muskrat per item, mink and fox prices varied, raccoon and otter figures noted.

New York Cotton Market Ends Week Mostly Lower

The New York cotton market was moderately active with about 560,000 bales traded. Prices closed near session lows, off roughly 110 points, after early gains failed to hold amid heavy selling on Wall Street and uncertainty over the National Gunners' report. Southern spot markets were unchanged to higher while eggs butter and other commodities showed mixed movements.

Ahr York Wall Street Marek Bomthern National Gunners New Orleana Liverpool Shorts

Wall Street Gossips on Steel Stocks and Market Craze

The Washington Post reports on January's Wall Street activity with United States Steel possible record orders and a six month supply, Anaconda and Amalgamated Copper surges as short positions and dividend expectations shape trading. Reading stock rises amid labor optimism and potential dividend increase.

New York Grain Market Post with Mixed Wheat and Corn Results

New York on January 19 reports quiet grain trading with bearish pressure on wheat and steady to soft spot prices. Wheat receipts total 22 000 bushels with futures closing lower. corn receipts 11 800 bushels with steady spot values. oats and other listed grains show modest price moves amid incomplete data and mixed futures.

New York Duduth Liverpool

Local Financial Market Opens With Dull Tone and Modest Gains

Trading yesterday moved modestly higher by fractions while activity remained subdued. Bonds sold totaled 4200 dollars versus 2580 the day before, and stock sales reached 4441 shares compared with 1960 on Thursday. Washington Railway and Electric common rose, 2766 shares traded, first lot at 423 4, closing up 1 8 point. preferred at GM for small lots, two blocks of fifty shares bought at 295 E and 1 2. Capital Traction scarce on the floor. Greene Copper in demand with 760 shares at 291 4 to 291 2, Mitchell Mining steady at 181 2, Langton 100 shares at 1 0 and a 20 share lot up 1 3 point. Equitable Industrial Life Insurance Company trustees elected: Bennett, Bessler, Blair, Burgdorf, Casilear, Clark, Clark, Cummings, Luttrell, Wailer, Rapley, Shea, Strider, Swarmstedt, Willard. Organization: President Starmstedt, VP Blair, Secretary Clark, Superintendent Bennett, Actuary Clark, Counsel Mattingly.

Washington Railway and Electric Common The Equitable Industrial Life Insurance Company William A. Bennett George 4. Bessler Henry P. Blair Aug. Burgdorf George W. Casilear Allen G. Clark A. P. Clark Gr. HL S. Cummings John A. Luttrell Allison Wailer J . Hi. Rapley N. H. Shea L. G. Strider J. 5. Swarmstedt Henry A. Willard J. 5 Starmstedt Gilbert A. Clark William E. Mattingly Washington Railway and Electric Washington Gas Granaer Capital Traction Granbersten Barton En Ae Washington Railway and Electric Aiahike Abe St Fancy Couyer Traders National Bank Chesapeake and Fotomic Southern Public Service Corporation Lavaton Graphophone Greene Copper Mitchell Mining National City Bank Stock Exchange District of Columbia Metropolitan Railroad Columbia Railroad City and Suburban Railroad Anacostia and Potomac Washington Gas Company United States Electric Light Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Washington Market Company Ist És Potomac Electric Light Norfol’s Washington Steamboat Safe Deposit and Trust National Safe Deposit and Trust Washington Loan and Trust American Security and Trust Union Trust Company Washington Savings Bank Home Savings Bank Union Savings Bank American Security and ‘Trust Railroad Warrington Railway National City Franklin Metropolitan Columbia Title Washington Title Chesapeake and Potomac American Graphophone Georgecownan Mergenthaler Linotype Lanmton Monotype Greene Consolidated Copper Washington Market Norfolk and Realty Appraisal and Agency Company Mitchell Mining Company Southern’ Public Service Corporation

Washington stock and commodity prices mixed on exchange day

The Washington Stock Exchange quotes show varied movement with grains like cauliflower and beans priced per basket or crate, cranberries scarce at 87 percent, and vegetables and fruits listed alongside railroad and utility stock quotes. Major bonds include District of Columbia and Metropolitan Railroad notes, with many corporate issues and bank stocks noted at mixed levels.

Live Stock Market Report From New York and Chicago

New York prices show slow cattle demand with steers down several cents and cows lower. bulls steady and veals weak. Chicago receipts include 3,000 cattle with dull trade, hogs 2,000 with lower market, and sheep and lambs steady to soft, reflecting a sluggish start to the week across major markets.

New York Buffalo Chicago

Washington Cattle Market Reports Steady Prices

Cattle on the better grades hold steady while ordinary and common grades move slowly. Fat sheep and lambs have no quotations. Calves are active at full figures but must be of sufficient age. avoid sending too young or too thin stock. Prices listed include cattle extra, butcher, common and rough, hogs, lambs, calves, sheep, cows with varying per cent values.

Virginia West Virginia Southwest Virginia Southern Western New York State Camnall

Baltimore Market Summary Supplies Prices January 19

Baltimore markets report dull grain trading with steady to mixed prices. Wheat futures show slight variations while corn remains steady. oats and rye hold near prior levels. Butter cheese and eggs show firmness or slight weakness. sugar remains strong with unchanged coarse and fine grades.

New York Pennsylvania

Oil Market Report From Toledo Dated January 19

Oil market brief notes North Lima 41, South Lima and Indiana 89. Prices and sources unnamed. Reads as a fragment of daily market ledger with regional pricing data. No further details on demand, supply, or closing values provided.

Toledo Ohio North Lima Lima Indiana

Injunction Dissolved In Telegraph Stock Case

Cincinnati Ohio January 19 The circuit court dissolved the injunction restraining Western Union Telegraph Company from removing stock exchange tickets from the Odell Company offices. The Odell petition to make the injunction permanent was dismissed citing Chicago Board of Trade v Christie Grain and Stock Co. An arrest of judgment was asked to carry the case to the Ohio Supreme Court.

Cincinnati Ohio Western Union Telegraph Company Stock Exchange W. J. Odell Company Circuit Court Common Fleas Odell Company Chicago Board of Trade Christie Grain and Stock Company Ohio Supreme Court

The Market Basket and Washington Market Privileges

Washington enjoys mild weather keeping prices steady at the Center Market with vegetables fruits poultry and fish largely uncharged and scarce game nearly gone. Despite complaints the market is praised as the largest cleanest and finest in the world with visitors from missions and charitable groups leaving well filled baskets and dealers aided by small acts of charity.

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