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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1905

Page

19

Railroads Lead Market As Steel Stocks Stand Out

The New York market moved broadly higher with strong activity in trunk lines and Pacific railroads. United States Steel stocks drew notice amid a widespread advance, while readings suggested a professional campaign with pools and special commissions playing a role. gains were tempered by some laggards and cautious profit-taking in Reading.

New York Trunk Lines Pacific Pennsylvania United States Steel Chesapeake and Ohio Hocking Valley Bank of England Chesapeake Ohio United States Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange

Financial roundup of bond prices and bank clearings

The data lists United States and government bonds prices including Erie, Missouri Kansas Texas, Northern Pacific, and others with various yields and certificates. It also reports Bradstreet compiled bank clearings across major cities for the week ending March 3, showing percentage changes from last year, with New York and several states listed and total U.S. balances at 2,766,291,847 dollars, up 57.6 percent.

New York Alchinon General Aichleyn Adjustment Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore Ohie Chicago Burlington R. L Pacific Pacifa R. R Col St. Louis Chicago Terminal Colorado Midland Colorado and Southern Cuba Dietillers’ Securities Erie Prior Llen Ernie General Thermos Fort Worth Denver Heeling Valley Japan Louisville Nashville Manhattan Consol Mexican Central da Mexican Central First Inc Minn St. Louia Missouri Kansas Texas Hansas New York Central General Jie New Jersey Northern Pacific Norfolk and Western Consol Oregon Short Line Pennsylvania Reading General Iron Mountain Zouls San Francisco Louis Southwestern Seaboard Air Line Southern Pacific Southern Railway Texas and Pacific Toledo Bak Union Pacific United States Bradstreet Chisago Beaton Mcreage Phlladelphia Pittsburg Increaae Increas Cinalnmati Kansas City New Orleans Minneapolis Cleveland Detroit Milwaukee Omaha Providence Savannah Atlanta Norfolk Augusta Birmingham Knoxville Charleston S. C Whitnington Del Chattanooge Wheeling W. Va Macon Lexington

Washington Stock Exchange closes with varied quotes

The Washington Stock Exchange yesterday posted closing bids across bonds and stocks. Domestic issues include District of Columbia bonds, Metropolitan Railroad, and Capital Traction warrants, with notable figures for Washington Railway and Electric preferred and common shares. Market notes list treasury receipts and various bank stocks amid a broad securities slate.

Capital Traction Washington Railway and Wilectric Washington Gas Washington Railway and Electric, Preferred Washington Railway and Electric Metropolitan Citizens’ National Bank Mergenthaler Linotype Lanston Monotype Graphophone Greens Copper Washington Gag Washington Stock Exchange District of Columbia Capital Traction Railroad Metropolitan Railroad Bs Metropolitan Railroad Columbia Railroad City and Suburban Railroad Anacosta and Potomaca Waaington Railway and Electric Washington Gas Company Washington Gaa Company United States Electric Light Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Washington Market Company First Potomac Electric Light Safe Deposit and Trust National Safe Deposit and Trust Washington Loan and Trust American Security and Trust Washington Safe Deposit Union Trust Company Washington Savings Bank Home Savings Bank National Bank Bank of Washington Metropolitan Citizens Central Farmers and Mechanics Columbis Capital American Traders Lincoln Rigge Insurance Fireren's Franklin Metropolitan Corcoran Potomac Arlington National Union Columbia Riggs Pepple’s Colonial Washington Chesapeake and Potomac Georgetown Dan Greene Consolidated Cop Washington Market Norfolk and Ashington Staambost Beast Exchange U. S Rigg National Bank Pa Ave U.S. Treasury

Keen Trade Demand Confidence Is Unimpaired

Bradstreet’s weekly trade review notes expanded merchandise movement across most regions aside from parts of the South. Rail congestion eases, building demand rises, and iron and steel show keen demand with record consumption for the season. Weather spurs activity in dry goods, clothing, and groceries while coal deliveries loosen and prices ease.

New York Bradstreet Iron and Steel and Allied Industries Metropols United States Canada R. G Dun & Co

New York Cotton Market Easy With Steady Tone

The New York cotton market opened steady with a 1.2 point advance on higher cables and some covering after yesterday’s rains in the South. Prices fluctuated within a narrow range but showed little real bull support, sustaining near the previous close as estimates for tomorrow’s receipts indicated continued active movement.

W. B. Hibbs & Co New York Stock Xchange Washington Stock Machange Chicago Board of Trade Lew. Clon New York

Cotton Market Signals Steady Prices and Bearish Weekly Outlook

Cotton letters from New York and Liverpool describe steady prices near a Heat index, heavy inland shipping, and light exports. Futures show a bearishly toned week with demand fading at times, while weather and currency factors hint at potential shifts in the weeks ahead.

New York Grain Market Report March 10

Wheat futures opened higher on cables and bullish Argentine news, then weakened after bearish miller report and outlooks for government figures. May 1.11 to 1.19, July 0.964 to 0.9116, September 0.897 to 0.90. Corn receipts 96,750 bushels. spot barely steady with No 4 at 58. Oats receipts 79,600 bushels. spot quiet with mixed underlying prices and grades listed.

New York Duluth Manitoba

Grain futures drift after mixed wheat outlook in Chicago

Chicago notes report favorable fall-sown wheat conditions sparked a wheat price dip, then partial recovery as shorts covered. July fell to 2% amid selling, May down 3. Corn eased, oats fell slightly, and pork and lard weakened. Primary receipts and Bradstreet exports listed, with wheat and flour clearances at 141,000 bushels and 1,286,000 bushels for the week.

W. B. Hibbs & Co New York Stock Exchange Washington Btock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Shorts St. Louis Bradstreet’s Minneapolis Duluth Spearish

New York Produce Prices and Market Report

New York markets show mixed pricing across grains metals and fats with dull flour demand. Reports list receipts and current values for butter cheese eggs hay hops hides leather wool coal and lard along with copper tin lead zinc and other metals and regional potato and peanut pricing.

New York London Lake Tg Tron Glasgow Sis. 3d Middlesboro Northern Southern Long Island State and Western Jersey Sweets Demest DBS Domentic Liverpool

Live Stock Market Report Chicago March 10

CATTLE Receipts 2,000 market steady good to prime steers 6.15 6.25 poor to medium 8.75 4.80 stockers and feeders 2.504.65 cows 2.04 60 canners 1.60 2.40 Leffra 8.00 66.00 bulls 2.50 4.20 calves 2.00 7.00 HOGS Receipts 19,000 market weaker mixed and butchers 4.85 66.10 good to choice heavy 6.00

New York American Iron Oil Atchison Ney Wanadiar Chicago Delaware and Hudson 1St Dai Lack Western Denver and Rio Grande Eria Ertelsat Ptr We General Et Ric Hocking Valley Titingta Central International Paper Aad Ag Lowe Central Avsas Cty Southern Kansan City Meteapnan Mexicaz Central Ste Ptt Misaouri Tacttic Texan Kans Tex Mexicopee Fork Central Ie & Aed Western Pta American Ag Tae Matt Tao Fuirman Palace I Rook Island St. I San F St. Louia Smt Weetern Ait Sourkeen Par Ag Bau Bantam Union Partie Tlon Pasttic Ptd Enited States Express Lelfera

Baltimore Markets Flour Wheat Corn and more

Baltimore markets report dull and unchanged prices across grains with receipts and exports listed. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, butter, eggs, cheese and sugar show steady levels. freight rates and railroad stocks noted. postmasters appointed in several counties. Public notice includes publisher ad for Jefferson Bible reprint with reproduction details.

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