Stocks Drift With Public Expectation Amid Mixed Oil Moves
Dull but firm trading in SOTRON OIL COMMON and related oils, with limited gains in Linseed, American Locomotive, Corn Products, United States Realty, and American Beet Sugar. Bank of England secures gold from South Africa as markets weigh future liquidity and industrial demand amid cautious Wall Street sentiment and weak weekly receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Realty
Bank of England
South Africa
Advanser
Suialler
Unitad
Uae
Transvaal
Pra
Bank
Solin
United States Treasury and New York Cotton market notes
The London tin market is down with spot at £123 7s 6d and futures at £178 23s 1d. New York dull on local market with 242g 95. Conger lower at 59 12s 6d spot and £60 6s 3d futures. London copper and other metals quoted. various prices for American Steel, electrolytic copper, and lead noted. Local market activity described as dull with mixed price moves across commodities and rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Lodaily
Aamerican Steel
American Steel Foundry
Deb
Cama Rayrous
Lake Ausrivan Tobacco
Maine
Tia
Boston
Fonne Batts
Cealdlan
Chesapeake
Ohio
Trivago Subway
Comberland
Speiler
Cleveland
Lonton
Joandre
Northern
Denver
Golenrid
Conerlida Greene-Cananea Nevada
Norfolk End
Western National R
Mexico
Nevada-Utah
Washington Ry
Yukon Gold
Washington cattle market price listings and rates
The report from New York shows currency and banking rates with day bills and demand quotations, along with mercantile paper, sterling exchange, and government and railroad bonds. It lists cattle and livestock prices including extra and prime figures, hogs, sheep, lambs, calves, and cows, plus a note on a hatters strike mediation in Hartford urging a joint conference of New York New Jersey and Connecticut mediation boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tima
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Bidla
Bar Oliver
Goveror
Hartford
Conn
Gov. Lilley
Boards of Mediation
New Jersey
Connecticut
Wall Street Gossip Signals Market Balance Amid Mixed Moves
New York stocks hold near month-ago levels with narrow fluctuations and cautious trade. Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Reading edges higher while New York Central leads rail gains. American Cotton Oil dips as London quiets ahead of settlement.
New York Stock Market Notes January 3 1909
The report from New York outlines market activity received by W B Hibbs & Co bankers and members of the New York Stock Exchange with references to Chicago Hoard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Market
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and New York Stock Exchange
Chicago
Washington market prices for butter poultry and produce
Wholesale quotations from the Washington Stock Exchange show varied prices across dairy, meat, vegetables, fruit, and raw materials. Notable items include fancy Virginia butter at 80, creamery process and churning figures. live poultry with hens, ducks, and geese in liberal supply and mixed per pound ranges. dressed turkeys and chickens priced by weight. game meats like rabbits and opossums listed. beef, pork, lard, and tallow with steady quotes. cottonseed oil rosin turpentine and molasses firm. potatoes, cabbage, apples, and pears with regional price differences. eggs and cheese prices noted for New York State factories and Old Dominion regions.
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Fancy
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Atriefly
Taney
Ake
New York State
Capona
Aiga
York Imperial
Atber Maria
Fingla
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Bermuda
Maine
State
Island
Nor
Jersey
Southern
Liverpool
Catton
Etowm
New York Grain Market Summary Jan 26 Wheat and Corn Prices
Wheat receipts 17 200 bushels exports 153 16 thousand bush spot easy No 2 red 1.08 1 00 elevati No 2 red Duluth 1 19 f o b 6 afloat No 2 hard winter 1 15 f o b afloat Prices steady all day supported by cash demand milling activity cold weather and reduced visible supply May 91 WGI 5 14 closed 110 110 July 110 85. Corn receipts mys bush exports 4 49 bush spot steady No 2 70 elevator and 87 g if afloat No 2 white nominal No 2 elinw 674 fo b afloat Option market without transactions closing yu net higher Ma 694 July 694 September closed 6). Oats receipts 82 30 bush spot quiet natural white 25 to ae Rye dull Western 1 9.0 Barley steady.
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New York
DeNett
Teoba
Treasury
Umea
Philippine Treasury
CIDID
Ieet
Saturn
Sunchern
Galveston
Quiet
Mobile
Ie Pragay
Cove
Charleston
Wilmington
Boston
Norfolx
Baltinore
Ftoxton
Jane
Lesion
Albany
Aston
Maine
Hoston
Fitchburg
Philadelphia
Valon
New Haven
Hartford
Chemical
Oh Brinawle Ee
Jackanonville
Houston
Memphis
Tominton Lion
Ba ' Bae
Massahusetta Electele
Cincinnati
Massachusett
Louisville
Masaahusetts Gat
Walter
Net
Great Atlantic
Britain
Erangr
Continent
Vette Comitien
Ras. Consolidated
Calumet
Arizona
Great Britain
France
Con Calumet
Heela
Atx
Norther Duluth
Yu Net
Chicago
Widch
Severn
Minneapolis
Tulk
Fem
Corm
Elberal
Heldera Cauasd
Uys
Chicago grain markets close weak on wheat and low cash demand
Chicago Jan 25 reports show wheat declines near bottom while May and July futures soften. Receipts rise. weather and falling cash demand weigh. Livestock and corn futures steady early but end weaker as traders cite ample supply and weak cash market signals. Local car receipts and mixed regional readings add to a cautious session.
Local stocks and real estate moves on Saturday session
The market showed firm prices with Commercial stock trades and Washington Railway bonds among the most active. Langston stock drew bids but no sales while a large Georgia Avenue tract sold to Clarence B. Hight for about 10,300, with plans for thirteen homes and a drugstore, and another rear lot sold to Thomas May for warehouse use.
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Cransomings and Trust
Local Stock Exchange
Stone & Fairfex Heal Estate Corporation
Tennesses Avenue
George ‘B
Baltimore
Moore & Hifil
H. W. van Senden
Georgia Avenue
Morton Street
Clarence B. Hight
InterMola
F. H. Smith Company
Moore & Hill
Hight
Thomas ©. May
New York Produce Prices Report January 24
New York City market notes show poultry and eggs steady to unsettled with varied bids. Dressed Western chickens fowl and turkeys list mixed values, butter weaker amid receipts. flour and rye flour prices steady to firm. hay and hops steady. hides steady.
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York
Dow
Pennsylvania
New York State
Short Breath Relief Promised by Dr Miles Heart Remedy
Hugh Sloan of Paynette Wisconsin reports months of difficulty breathing and limited activity improved by Dr Miles Heart Remedy within six months. The ad claims poor circulation causes breathlessness from routine effort and promises a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Hugh Sloan
Paynette
Wis
Quits with Millions at Thirty six to Travel With Wife
Sidney C Love of New York and Chicago retires from business after amassing a fortune near 2 million and marrying a Chicago society heiress praised as the world’s most beautiful woman. The firm is wound up in four hours with branches closed and assets transferred to Hollister & Babcock and Shearson Hamill. Love plans a Europe tour with his wife and will pursue new ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philip Burne-Jones
Sidney C. Love
New York
Philip Burne~Jones
Love
Slaney C. Love & Co
Marjorie Burns
Europe
Mr. Love
The
Moores
Rock Island Road
Frederick Swift
Frederick C. Aldrich
Mr. Aldrich
Besces
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Hollister & Babcock
Chicago Board of Trade
Shearson, Hamill & Co
Directors of the Hore Building Association
A list of officers and directors is shown for the Hore Building Association with Willem, Gattther, Este, and others named. Charles N. Moore, William K. Reeve, Norris Thorne, Fred L. Vogt, Georges W Linkina, and Anson G. Taylor hold presiding and vice presiding roles. Key offices include James Morris Woodward as Secretary and Edward S. Wescott as Treasurer. The note advertises shares at $1.00 a month and invites subscription to the 26th series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hore Building Association
Willem
Gattther
Este
Charles N. Moore
17Th St
William K. Reeve
Norris Thorne
Fred L. Vogt
National Metropolitan “Bank
Madleon” Whipple
Georges W' Linkina
Richard BE
Claughton
Fccident
United States Trust Co
Anson G. Taylor
N.Y. Ave
James Morris Woodward
Edward 8. Wescott
Pa. Ave
Fur Seal Board Named to Oversee Rehabilitation Efforts
Secretary Straus transfers fur-seal service to the Bureau of Fisheries and appoints a Fur Seal Board led by Dr Barton W Everman to handle administration. An advisory board includes Dr David Starr Jordan and Dr Leonhard Stejneger with other officials to aid fur seal investigations on the Pribilof Islands and related habitats.
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Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Fisheries
Barton W. Everman
Walter I. Lembk
M. C. Marsh
James Judge
A. J. Alexander
The
Fur Seal Service
David Starr, Jordan
Leonhard Stemneger
C. Hart Merriam
Edward W. Sims Frederick A. Tueas
Charles IL Townsend
Jordan
Fribllof
Stejneger
National Museum
Merriam
Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Simsey
United States District Atttorney
Chicago
Te Pribilof Islands
Lucas
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Townsend
New York Aquarium
Shahan Comments on Catholic University Acting Rector Role
The Rev Dr Thomas J Shahan says he knows nothing of his appointment as acting rector beyond newspaper reports He received notice from the Pope through the cardinal and will serve until a permanent successor to Bishop O Connell is named He cannot say when the change to a permanent rector will occur or who will be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Shahan
Catholi University
O'Connell
Earnings on 80 cent gas at Consolidated Gas meeting
New York reports at the Consolidated Gas Company annual meeting show 80 cent gas was a failure in 1904. VP Addicks read figures on earnings after rebates and court deductions, noting profits of 4.45 percent on stock for 1904 with a $5,939,040 total earning, $1,894,727 interest and charges and $299,853 dividends deducted, leaving $794,980 surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Consolidated Gas Company
Addicks
United States Court
Te Supreme Court of the
United States
Reception to Dr Nelms Celebrates Pastor Anniversary
The Church of the Ascension on Massachusetts Avenue and Twelfth Street NW announced a February 10 reception for Rev J Henning Nelms and Mrs Nelms to mark the first anniversary of his pastorate. An address of welcome and a musical program will be provided by vestry and Men’s Club members with refreshments by the women’s group. The article notes growth of membership, debt reduction, improved choir, and financial obligations cleared since his arrival. Nelms came from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Ascension
Magachusetts Avenue
Twelfth Street
J. Henning Nelms
Nelms
Washington
Philadelphia
Nelma
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Baltimore
Live stock markets across New York and Baltimore show receipts in the thousands with mixed price movements. Cattle, calves, and hogs display varied demand, while sheep and lambs hold firm in places, with steers and heavy hogs near the upper quotes and calves and cows fluctuating through the week.
Carl Eisenmenger Dies at 59 in Wilmington Brewery
Carl Phan menger, president of the Bavarian Brewing Co. of Wilmington and a leading German figure in Delaware, died of pneumonia at his home aged 59. He earlier helped found Bavarian with John A. Landel after leading Christian Heunch Brewing in Washington. He is survived by his wife, two children, and a sister and will be buried at Riverview Cemetery. Mercersburg Academy plans a major gymnasium costing about 100000, with 25000 raised by alumni. donations include 1000 from Henry B. Swoope and 2000 from Mrs. J. M. Hood for academy efforts. The academy has 49 boys enrolled, and its upcoming sports include track and baseball squads, with football previously coached by Gus Zeigler.
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Hagerstown
Ehmling
Boonsboro
Berryville
Front Royal
Berlin
Germany
Cheago
Baltimore
Washington Post
Wilmington
Del
Carl # Phanmenger
Bavarian Brewing Company
East
Chrstian Heunch Brewing Company
Washington
John A. Landel
Risenmenger
Delaware
Wednesday Inn Riverview Cemetery
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
W. M. Irvine
Henry B. Swoope
Maera
Irvine
J. M. Hood
Frederick
Gus Zeigier
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Wien
England
Lindt Tual
Paria
Matey
Pope
Hanks
Poe
Georgia
Hitec
Rinas& Tevata
Abe
Ohem Parol & Wistern Consal
Baty
Consol
Wenyral
Toul & Trou Mountain Coneol Sa ’Hay Sr
Feann Boo
Leouly Souenis Esteen Ca
E.W. Grove
United States Treasury
Metal Market
Washington Cattle Market
Gar
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Reading
New York Central
Erie
Public Service Commission
Si. Paul
Pacific Coast
Rock Island
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Produce Market
Hales
Amalgamated Capper
Kanes City
St Gouta
Lee Am
Ynde
Minn
Ste
Amnee Securities
Missouri Paclte Ie
Lineeed
Missouri
Kenean
Tex
Kan
Tox
National Land
Smarling
I Am
Ontario
West
Ara
Thos
L. Hume & Co
Norfal
Vetera
Stock Exchange
Ani
F Street
Roberican Tel and Tel
Washington Fall
Say
Am Tobacco Ptd
Gol Aravunda Mining Co
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Atchison of Te Copent
Ata Yyton Railway
Avante Coast
Mercentialer Linotype
Ivy Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Wat
Mitchell Mining
Republic
Itwok Island
National Savings and Trust
Central of
Washington Railway and Electric Am
Chesapeake and Ohio
Alton
St. Lt
Ss. B
Washington Gas
Chisage le Louix Southwestern
Chicago Great Western
Louis Southwestern Pid
B.R. Sa
Northweate
iSlosa-TheMeld J
Commercial National Bank
Itcaga
SMR
St. Paul
AZ Washington Railway and Electric
Colorado and Southern
Ite Southern Railway
Clorade
South
Georgetown Gas
San Polorado
Tennessee Copper
Éculton
Texan and Pacific
Fescol Totedo, Bt
Louia
Capital Traction
Delaware and Hudson Rae
Toledo
St. J. Jana
Potomac
Eis Ai
PaciBe
Columbia Fs. Iin
Metropolitan Ss
Steel
Wash. Ry
Elec
Op Baty
Heth Erle
General Electric
Utah Copper Ara
Ett Urthern
Las
Carolina Cinical
Viat Nor. Ard
Wash
Great Northern Oreel Eae
Carena Chemical Pr. Oe
Tula Chea
Potomac Tel
Yesia Uiiots Central i Ue
Washington Market
Pia
Westinghouse Electric
Western
Union
Wheeling
Lake Exle
WAL
Bai
Wisconsin Central
Oiligwa Central
Alex
Mt. Vernon
Nox
Waal Steamboat
Georgetown
Hirba
Th Bell Telephone
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greene-Canane
Mitchel Mining
National Bank Stotes
American
Cepital
Iba Columbia
Conracreral
Lincoln
American Security and ‘Trust
Union Trust
Lona Acdust
United States Trust
Home Savings
Merchanta
Medh
Vnion
Arlington
Franklin
Ae National Union
Columbia
Amerson
Ablements
Ghle
Inn
Kima Ara
Indiana
North Lima
Washington Hallway and Electric Company
Metropolitan Railway Company
Washington Railway and Bilectwe Company
Mergenthaler
Langston
Bank and Trust Company
Ist
National Bank
National Say
Sidney
Wy, B. Aibbs & CO
Swansington
Echoney
Hcense Board of Trade
New ‘York
Hibbs Building
FUR Seal Board
DR. Shahan
Consolidated Company
DR. Nelms
Dart
Westerna Soc
Lamhe
Carl Eisenmenger
National Savings G Trust Company
A. G. Plant & Co. Bankers and Brokers
14Th St. Bond Building
Washington Railway and Electric Capital Traction Bank
Trust Company
Wes
Home Savings Bank
Mass. Ave. N. W
7Th & H Sts
N. E
Si. S
District of Columbia
Yowart
Gerdfersbuuhtet
Swartzell
Rheem G
Hensey Co
Thomas L. Hume & Co. Brokers
W. Tel
Riggs
Penn. Avenue
U.S. Treasury
8. H. Clarke
Consolidated Stock Exchange of
G St
Ouray
Florence Goldfield
Stuart Ellis & Co
Maryland
St. Aw
J. Maury Dove Company
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