Market repeats past pattern as stocks struggle and rebound
A Kellogg analysis notes stocks remain scarce as floating supply shrinks, with Union Pacific and steel leaders illustrating bull and bear cycles. It describes absorption of shares by investors, limited trading volume, and ongoing speculation in cotton and grain alongside a renewed market advance and concerns over European financing and Russian securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Woerishoffer
Lackawan-Na
Lackawanna
Baste
Cents
Bishel
Granger
Burlington
Rock Island
Northern Pacific
Facite Capital
American
Metta
Jess Breet
Watts
United States Steel Corporation
Well Street
Fa Beng
Europe
Germany
France
Russia
Parig
Paris
New York Money Market and Bond Rates Report
New York July 1 Money on rail shows steady tone for 60 and 90 day bills at 3 per cent for six months 105.00. Sterling exchange steady with bankers at 6 7 0 8 for demand and 4 8 5 2 5 for sixty day bills. Government bonds and railroad bonds steady. Also notes patent cure for heart trouble claims, with testimonial from Margaret Braith of Brussels Ontario and availability through P Gaffieck and Stone & Poole at Pa. Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boude Ateady
Dr. Agnew
Margaret Braith
Brussels
P. Gaffieck
Stone & Poole
Tobacco Marts Flat as June Sates Unusually Light
Richmond July 2 Tobacco markets report a light June sale period with buyers taking vacations as the Tobacco Association of the United States convenes at Old Point for three days starting July 4. Reports note mixed crop prospects with cutworms damaging some counties while others expect acreage increases and generally firmer prices for good wrappers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Association of the
Wanhington
Richmond
Tobacco Exchange
Old Point
Tobacco Association of the United
Henry
Nelson
Halifax
Cumberland
North Carolina
Iredell
Lenoir
Rockingham
Vance
Wilson
Johnston
Granville
J. O Gravely
Rocky Mount
Panville
Carolinas
Danville Tobacco Association
Made A Bad Preacher Colored Man In Custody At St Elizabeths
Jerry Collins a colored man rearrested after pranks and threats against his wife led to a warrant. He resumed residence near 197 Nine and a Half Street NW and was sent to St Elizabeths for mental infirmity. He claimed he could preach in Virginia but admitted a likely harmful path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth’s
Jerry Collins
St. Elizabeth's
Col Jing
Virginia
Coliine
Collins
Colina
Thomas Armat
Texas Armat
Moving Picture Man
Colling
Excursions to Marshall Hall and Colonial Beach Open for Fourth
Arrangements invite large crowds for Independence Day with Prof Schroader’s band and a concert dance program at Marshall Hall. Steamers run from Seventh street wharf to the hall at multiple times, with return trips through the night. Mount Vernon tours and Potomac sailings offer historic views. Colonial Beach hosts a bustling Fourth with beach baths, fishing, and cribs.
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Marshall Hall
Prof
Schroader
Seventh Street Wharf
Mount Vernon
Charles Macalester
Seventh Street
Washington
Potomac
Maryland
Virginia
Barry Bulkley to Lecture at Lewis and Clark Exposition
Barry Bulkley of Washington, invited by President Goode and the Idaho? of the Lewis and Clark Exposition, will speak daily at the United States Government Building. He will read on July 4 the Declaration of Independence at the exposition grounds in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Bulkley
Portland
iBy
President Goode
oMdiala
Washington
United States
Saturday's Market Quotations From New York Banks
The New York associated banks weekly statement shows a mixed picture with loans up 18.06 million and deposits rising, offset by a decline in surplus reserve. Cash holdings gained but earnings fell as deposits expanded the reserve requirements. Public funds and gold movements influenced totals, with daily clearings up about 29.6 million from the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houpa
Thia City
New York
Toun
Grain and futures quotes from New York market report
New York grain prices show wheat firm at midday with slight gains on July contracts amid heavy short covering. Corn and oats mixed with spot activity modest and no local market transactions reported as futures crept higher and later solidified.
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New York
Harley Siow
Dalat
ICAVE
Ducembur
Beyghy
Recoiita
Bughess
Bisholk
Epot
Baltimore Markets July 1 1905 Grain and Beef Prices
Market report from Baltimore shows wheat and corn mixed yet firm on several grades with spirits of steady receipts. Butter and cheese quote steady with varying creamery and packed varieties. Swift & Company reports Washington dressed beef prices from June 3 to July 1, 1905, ranging from 6.36 to 7.9 cents per pound across weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballimore
Ted
Swift & Company
Washington
New York
Minnesota
New York July 1 Cotton Market Opens Weak
The cotton market opened weak at an advance of 2 points on July amid fears of manipulation but largely unchanged to 16 points lower after dimida. Cables were about as expected. weather fair in the South, commissions shifting to positions ahead of the Monday government report. Leading bulks bought cautiously as fund interpretations varied, market feverish and unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York
Sto Exchange
Washington Btock Exchangé
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Dimidato
Bulle
Local Butter and Eggs Price Report from Regional Markets
Local butter and eggs receipts remain steady with strong demand in Virginia West Virginia and southwest Virginia. Prices quoted include Fairly steady receipts and several grades such as Creamery fancy and Western factory listed with ranges from 13 to 21 cents per pound, reflecting store packed and dairy market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
North Carolina
Livestock Market Report July 1 With Mixed Steady Readings
Market notes show calf and sheep receipts light with steady demand. Cattle and hog categories posted varied prices while checks on lamb and ewe totals indicated cautious activity and overall steadiness across major categories.
Police Present Lamb With Pearl Revolver Before Guatemala Departure
Albert R Lamb formerly of the Metropolitan police force received a 38 caliber Smith and Wesson pearl handled revolver from First precinct members. The gift was presented as he prepared to depart for Guatemala on Saturday night. Officers JH Tayman and R. Semson supervised the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Guatemala
Albert R Lamb
Metropolitan Police Force
Smith & Wesson
Mr Lamb
First Precinct
JH Tayman
R. Semson
Lad Caught in Baltimore Robbery Case
Detective Warren brings 16 year old Isaac Carmack from Baltimore to Washington to face charges for breaking a money drawer at Benny Seibold 1400 Pennsylvania Ave SE last Friday netting about $8 The youth is sent to the House of Detention His father Ottis Olston and John W Green both colored were injured in a Cap Street car crash at Flint St and PA Ave NW Green hospitalized Beth Wheeler treated for scalp wounds at Emergency Hospital Also an ad for Dr King’s New Lif Pills promotes constipation relief
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Baltimore
Warren
Mil
Isaac Carmack
Benny Seibold
Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast
Danville
Ottis Olston
Gales Street
John W Green
I Street
Capital Traction Company
Flint Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Beth
Green
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Union Pacife
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Equitable Affair
Eppa
Daniel F. Kellogg
Tobacco Marts
Richmond Exchange
Lynchburg
Colonial Beach
Metca
Pocahontas
NEW York Stock Market
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Adame Express
Amalgamated Copper
Car
Americas
American Express
Hide
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Ptd
Lei Am
Amacoxa
Am Tabacco Ptd
Anaconda Mining Co
Boa Joss
Atchison
Auatic Cooal Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific Fe
Central of New Jersey
Bae Chompeake
Ohio
Chicago
Alton
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Chi
St. Paul
St. Lows
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Lack and
Western
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Rio Grande
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Erie
Hocking Valley
Mavis Central
Kay
International
International Pump
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Southern
Kongae
Southern Pfa
Louisville
Aod
Nashville
Manhattan
Metropolitan Securities
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People's Ga
Ak Republic Steel
Republic Steel
Rock Tuland Ca Tee
Cy Hock Esland Co
Peta
Ty Rubber Goods
St T and Sand Ptt
Louis Southwestern
L Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Texan and Pacific
Western Ae
Ste and Weat
Talon
United States Express
States Realty
Dattna
Ana Tatter Rtater Stee
United States Steel Yrd
Va ‘Aro Chemical
Wabreh
Wabach Pra
Wells Fargo Everesehe
Wontinghoure el
Western ‘Union
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wisconsin
Union Trust Co
St. N.W
Barrera Arraa
Laplus
Tholea
Pacific Coast
California
Philadelphia
Yattimore
Japan
Liverpool
Cmasaty Bullot
Chile
Dr. King's
F. H. Smith Co
N. W
U. S
American Express CO
National Bank
Cael
Washington Loan & Trust Go
Corner Sth
F ST
Acta Ax
John Joy Edson
Wise
Ellis Spear
Andrew Parker
Barry G Meem
Boyd Taylor
Thomas Bradley
Real Watate
Gennte Joana
Fanny Pry
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Warner Building
R. R. Firat
Wabash R. R
WM. A. Read & CO
Pera
Boston Stock Exchanges
F Street N. W
Chesley & Spence
Arthur Wall, Ter AR
Lynn, Wall & Co
Adams Building
R. Lappin
Tel
Cor FD
Greulich, Martin & Co
Wade & Hedces
M. J. Sage & Co
Broadway
N.Y
Atlantic Building
John W. Frank
Tn’ Ag
North SA
Joan
Columbia
Jonna
Meissell
McLeban
Asth
Sam Totemy
Office of the Asociation
Pam
Equitable Co-Operative
Cable Exchange
Ile
Riggs National
Treasury
Interist
Direttors
George H
TG Kimball
Lambert
Ralston
John B Stman Jr
Quincy Smith
Union Savings
Hth
Ralex Unum
Citizens “Trust’ CO
Commercial Bank Bidz
N. W. Cor
Sts
FL Coat Security
Vision
Tolman
Corcoran Ride
Yeward
Suiding
Unc Loar Association
Paso Wutem
Munb
OLR la Mutual Loan and Trust Co
F St. N. W
Potomac Guarantee Loan
Atlantic Bunch
Starway
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Co
E Street
Po Furniture Planus &O
Panera
Tegotlare
Capital Loan Co
LOWES
WE American Loan CO
Second Floga
Virgista
Maryland National Loan and Investment
Planoa
Asy
Elty
Pri
Mike
Warder
Nepwspa
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