Market Wrap Reports Mixed Stocks After Crop News
New York trading opened with broad activity yet light public participation as prices swung between strength and weakness. St Paul rose on anticipation of rights issues. Delaware and Hudson spiked on lease/land rumor. Consolidated Gas faced profit taking amid gas law doubts. crop report offered cautious optimism for spring wheat but weighed on winter wheat prospects.
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St. Paul
Delaware and
Hudson
Consolidated
New York
Stock Exchange
Chicago
Milwaukee
St.Paul
Delaware and Hudson
Imea
Wall Street
Delaware and Hudson Company
Adirondack
Philadelphia
New Railroad System
Reading
Baltimore and Ohio
Market News Signals Mixed Trading With Wheat Dip
Opening higher on bullish cables and weak Russian news, markets opened firm but wheat weakened and trading turned mixed. Reports show oats and corn active while stock exchanges closed modestly lower amid a cautious mood from government crop data and global factors.
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Manitoba
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Ans Rs
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
Tock Exchange
Chicago Board of
Sily
Mgr Senueober
Ushela
Eepteriier
Boston
Roatan
Albany
Maine
Caleaga
United
Roeton
Fitchburg
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Cheentoal
Liverpool
United Fruit
United Shoe
Butte
Kansas
Neurana
Bingham Fe
Utah
Minnespollis
Duluth
Clio
Fremght
Ani Oftarin Werp
Jnly
Parta Mgi
STH
Wall Street Gossip and Market Moves June 11
The report details stock selling by prominent bull houses in the forenoon, yet the market held a strong undertone. By midday expectations of a covering move buoyed buying, lifting prices to near day’s highs as bullish sentiment persisted around Reading, Delaware and Hudson, and other equities. The piece notes Wabash debt retirement impact, Hill’s Seattle expansion hints, and Justice Barnard’s election as vice president of Commercial Fire Insurance Company in the District.
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C.B
C-B
Adams Express
Fandes Chis Southern
Amatgeted
Cooper
Les
Louisville and Nuzhyttie
USB
and Foundry
Manhattan Les
Car and Foundry Pte
Metropolitan Street Railway
Sinneapolis
St. Lou
St. PL
Kaneus
Texas
Mexico
New York Central
Am Smelt
Ontario and Western
American Sugar Refining
Norfolk and Western
Tobacco Pf
Hoag
Western
Ghiey
Awonoianaconda Mining Co
S.mn
Northern Pacific
Atchison Pfa
Pacific Mall I
Bomaulatic Coast Lines
Mata Atic Mti
Bennaytrans
Baltimore and Ohio
People’s Gas
Bas
Pitte
St Louie
Brooklyn Hapid Transit
Ite
Ie Bool Canadian ‘Pacific
Leo Ieee
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Central
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Veel Ee
Pat
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Ohio
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Alton
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Seal
Mit
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Southes
Bath
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Pacis
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Tacoma
Hil Wnes
Justice Barnard
District Supreme Court
Commercial Fire Insurance Company
Washington Market News Dull Trading On Black Ex Change
Yesterday's Black Exchange session was featureless with limited trading. Washington Gas and Mercury Copper showed some activity, while railways and banks remained mostly inactive. A notable 700-share Washington Market trade drew unusual attention as bonds and stock quotes drifted with overall stagnation across sectors.
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Black Exchange
Washington Gas
Jana
Washington Market
Washington Produce Market Prices and Market Conditions
Wholesale quotations show firm gas market with near scarcity yesterday. Butter and cheese markets mixed with varying quality and factory goods. Live poultry demand steady for springers and older fowls, with ducks geese and turkeys uneven. Dressed poultry moving readily. turkeys hens undrawn at 12 per lb, various poultry prices listed. Vegetables noting demand for fancy ripe tomatoes and new potatoes. old potatoes quoted per bushel.
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Virginia
Southern
New York
Sime
Market Price List With Fragments Of Produce Items
A garbled list shows new potatoes per barrel at 4.00 74.50 and sweet potatoes per barrel at 1.75 2.00. Carrots per barrel, cabbage per barrel, celery, cucumbers per basket, kale per barrel and other items appear with distorted figures. Fruits like oranges and grapes are mentioned alongside assorted vegetables in a transcription with many misprints.
Live Stock Market Report Commodities and Cattle Prices
New York and Liverpool market rounds show cattle receipts at 4.7127 steers steady to lower, cows and bulls mixed. calves to 7.50, veals 6.00 7.50, butter and milk product pricing noted. Chicago round reports cattle, hogs and sheep with mixed gains, hogs up to 6.02, cattle 6.10 for prime, calves 4.00 7.23, sheep and lambs steady to higher, veal steady.
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New York
Liverpool
London
Aetolia
Chicago
Helfers
Baltimore Markets Roundup From June 1 Trading
A Baltimore market brief reports firmer receipts and exports for flour and wheat, mixed grain quotes, steady butter and cheese, and steady sugar. London and New York metals show declines or stability with copper, lead, and zinc activity noted, while grain freights and butter prices hold.
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Baltimore
Ant
Mleumer Wo
MLB
Stermer
Lex
Cork
New York Cotton Market Steady with Modest Rise
The New York cotton market closed generally steady with a net advance of about 4 to 15 points. Trading touched higher on July and New Orleans strength, aided by favorable weather reports and speculation over acreage, before finishing near session highs though off late gains.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Xchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Texas
Augubt
Eptember
Increase in acreage of wheat and oats in spring crop
Preliminary returns from the crop reporting board show spring wheat sown on about 47,989,000 acres, up 38,000 acres from last year, with oats at about 27,678,000 acres, down 368,000 acres. Barley and rye acreage rise by about 133,000 acres. Conditions on June 1 and May 1 are given for winter and spring wheat and other grains, with ten year averages.
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Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of ‘Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
North Dakota
Dekate
Washington
United States
Cotton Acreage Report Sparks Department Statement
Assistant Secretary Hays of the Department of Agriculture issued a statement on the June 4 cotton acreage report. He said the planted acreage of about 28,858,000 is near the truth, but the 6.2 percent increase is not all this year. He noted the Census Bureau’s final 1905 crop report was about 400,000 bales higher than the December Bureau of Statistics estimate, and that much of the recent rise reflects rectification to align with the census data. The statement was approved by Secretary Wilson.
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Hays
Department of Agriculture
Department
Census Bureau
Bureau of Statistics
Wilson
German paper makers seek duty on rags amid US consumption
A German report notes area manufacturers urge an expert duty on rags and cuttings used in paper making, citing annual US consumption exceeding several million dollars. The bulletin from Kannheim details 26 000 tons handled yearly and a consular report from Kellogg in Colon mentions Panama City’s progress, sewers, a canal, new waterworks, and a reservoir, amid carpenter and lumber shortages. Consul Smith in Moscow reports Russia’s foreign commerce in 1805 surpassing 1964 by 27 million, despite war. Leghorn consular dispatch notes Italy’s olive crop is exceptionally good with Italy shipping olives to the US most, 2 714 000 gallons sold in 1905, less than 1904, while Spain supplies 25 million gallons to others annually.
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Area’ of
Leate
Kannheim
Tag-center
Kellogg
Colon
Panama City
Ana
Mount Hope
Cons .Smith
Moscow
Russia
James A. Smith
Leghorn
Italy
United States
America
Spain
New York Money Market Report June 11
New York money market notes easy on call at 2 percent bid and 2 percent offered. Time money dull with slight strength. sixty days at 4 percent, ninety days at 4 1/4 percent, six months at 4 1/4 to 4 1/2 percent. Prime mercantile paper 5 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange at 4.8605 for demand, 4.9290 for sixty days bills. Commercial bills 4.82 percent. Bar silver 63, Mercantile dollar 20 1/2 percent. Government bonds steady. Rail bonds irregular.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Market Basket Prices and Arrivals at Local Markets
The latest arrivals include home-grown red raspberries starting at 5 cents a quart. Strawberries sell 10 to 16 cents, blackberries 10 to 15 cents, domestic cherries 10 to 40 cents, watermelons 0.76 each, cantaloupes 10 to 20 cents, lemons 25 cents a dozen. Tomatoes at 20 cents a pound, cucumbers 5 to 10 cents, cauliflower 10 to 16 cents, beans 10 cents a quart, peas 1 1/2 cents a quart, new potatoes 30 to 80 cents a quart. Spring chicken prices 35 to 30 cents a pound, fresh fowl 18 cents, shad season ended easing activity in the fish market.
Merchant 2 Bankrupt Notice Filed in District Supreme Court
Philip Margosin, a furnishing house and shoe store operator at 114% Seventh street northwest, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the District Supreme Court. The assets are listed at 315 dollars, with debts totaling 1 972.55 dollars.
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Merchant
Philip Margosin
Seventh Street
Northwest
District Supreme Court
The Magus Mine Financial Notice in Washington
A financial notice targets investors in The Magus Mine with warnings and requests for clarifications. It invites those who purchased shares from Simon Wichtman Henry M Kingsley and Rev Stephen M Newman to contact R L Box 2711 Station G Washington DC. The notice mentions notes payable for payments and a 4 percent loan rate in the District of Columbia.
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Simon Wichtman
Henry M. Kingsley
Stephen M. Newman
R. L
Washington, D.C
Feat
District of Columbia
Meiskell & McLeran
le Fst
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