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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1905

Page

31

Security Prices Show Cautious London Tone In New York

Special to The Washington Post from New York on March 27 reports stocks fell amid cautious sentiment. Buying power from late last week faded as professional speculators sold. gains in minor industrials and low priced rails contrasted with weakness in standard rails and investments. London’s demand for gold and a Treasury money call influenced mood, while earnings reports showed mixed results for railways including Louisville and Nashville and Southern Railway rising, Atchison falling. The piece notes expected small stock issues by Chicago and Northwestern to fund improvements.

Washington Post New York London Standard Railway Stirling Exchange Paris Sterling Exchange Washington Secretary of the Treasury Louisville and Nashville and Southern Railway Atchison Chicago and Northwestern Brailway Company

Wall Street Gossip and Quotations From Daily Bank Bid

The day’s quotations show American Tobacco and Atchison issues among listed bonds while a broad array of railroads and industrials appear with varied readings. Brokers discuss mixed sentiment with bears and bulls each finding grounds for caution, and London buying activity cited as influencing United States stocks.

New York Cotton Markets Turn On Censuses and Prices

The New York cotton market shows a moderate rise and fall with a steady tone, despite lower cables and good South weather. Futures volume reaches about 200,000 bales as traders await the census figures tomorrow, with Liverpool prices weak and longs cautious.

W. B Hibbs & Co B Street New York Stock Exchange Washington Stock Exchange Chenge Board of Trade New York New Orleans Bome Liverpool Pear Laura McFadden and Frica James

December Spot Cotton Quotation Highlights and Contacts

The report notes December spot prices and open quotes with high and low figures and bids and asks in mills, including BELG and TS quotations. Miller & Co., members of the New York and New Orleans Cotton exchanges, provide the quotations with their Washington office at 1338 F Street NW.

Tol Miller & Co New York New Orleans Washington F Street Miller A. P. Miller Miller & Company Broadway Chicago NEW York Stock Exchange NEW York Coffee Exchange NEW York Produce Exchange NEW York Cotton Exchange NEW Orleans Cotton Exchange Chicago Board OF Trade John V. Barross

New York Grain Market Mixed Signals from Wheat and Stocks

Grain receipts show 41 925 bushels of wheat with weak spot prices and declines for No. 2 red and other grades while corn receipts reach 170 928 bushels. In equities, industrials and steel shares attract interest with United States Steel, American Car and Foundry, and Union Pacific drawing attention as bear pressure and speculation shape sentiment.

Rpetigl Washington New York Stevens Htt Ay House General Commission Wisconsin Central United States Steel Coal and Iron Republic Iron and Steel Moore

New York Money Market Rates and Bankers' Bills Update

Money on call firm at 3 percent close, offered at 3 percent. Time loans for sixty and ninety days at 3 percent, six months at 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 8 percent and 4 percent. Sterling exchange strong with bankers' bills at 4.3580 for demand and 4.8375 for sixty days. Wasted rates 2 1/2 to 4 87, commercial bills 4 82 to 4 83. Bar silver 5 65 to 5 67, Mexican dollars 4 9. Government and railroad bonds irregular.

New York Sterling Exchange

Washington Stock Exchange closes with varied quotations

Closing bid quotations on yesterday's Washington Stock Exchange reflect mixed activity across railroads utilities and bonds with Washington Railway and Electric preferred and common trading at 93 and 54 respectively while several utilities and financials show diverse percentages and prices amid a broad catalog of bonds and stocks from 1909-25 era markets.

United States Washington Railway and Electric Washington Gan Washington Railway and Electric Preferred United States Electric Washington Loan and Trust Traders National Bank Lanston Greene Copper Washington Gas Stock Exchange District of Columbia Philippine Land Purchase Capital Traction Metropolitan Railroad Columba Railroad Columbia Railroad Wo Cy and Suburban Railroad Anacostia and Potomac Washington Halway Washington Market Company Potomac Electric Light Safe Deposit and Trust Nautral Safe Deposit and Rest Washington Loan End Trust American Security and ‘Trust Washington Safe Deposit Union Trust Company Washington Savings Bank Home Savings Bank Sita Washington Railway and Electric Common National Bank Commercial Bank of Washington Central Columbia Capital American Lincoln Riggs Biremen's Franklin Metropolitan Corcoran Potomac Ariington National Balox T. Columbia Feoples Columbia Title Washington Chesapeake and Potomac Georgetown Gas Mergenthaler Linotype Tanston Monotype ziges—Greene Consolidatea Washington Market Norfolk Washington Steamboat Reality Appraisal and Agency Company

Market summary shows mixed wheat and grain shifts on weather

Favorable weather for crops triggers slight wheat weakness and May July options slip. Oats and corn trade steady to weak as receipts mount. Provisions mostly unchanged. Kansas winds and Northwest seeding bolster mixed sentiment. Primary and visible supplies shift with hedging activity as hogs firm late.

W. B. Hibbs & Co F Street New York Stock Exchange Washington Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade S.edes Chicago Liverpool America Suly Kansas City Kansas Northwest Minneapolis Duluth

Local Butter and Eggs Market Report

Washington Eye and Butter Exchange wires a steady market with butter at 16 1/2 cents wholesale. Trade on the exchange was light. demand fair with all on arrival. Butter advanced 3 cents over Saturday. Fancy creamery at 91, Firsts at 20, Renovated 26. Also notes Grand Trunk Bond Issue and Canadian government mortgage details.

Washingiosh Eye and Butter Exchange Grand Trunk London Grand Trunk-Pacific Railroad Morro

Wall Street Notes on Washington Railway and Local Stocks

Stocks showed varied demand with Washington Railway common stock bids failing to meet sales while preferred shares held firmer. Bonds and utilities like Potomac Electric and Gas Company drew bids, as traders watched liquidity and a quiet overall market amid rumors of price power and a minor gas stock raid.

Potomac Electric Company Greene Copper Lanston Franklin Fire Insurance

Live Stock Markets Summary From New York March 27

Receipts total 4278 for live cattle and 3852 for sheep and lambs. Good and medium steers hold steady to higher, common stock weaker, native steers around 405, bulls 800 to 425, few extras 460, cows 160 to 400. Cables show live cattle quoted 104 percent to tie, tops 11 1 2 cents per pound dressed. calves 970 lower, veals 400 to 8 25, prime veal 8 26 to 4 75. Sheep and lambs firm to a shade higher, lambs 25 to 36 cents higher. Continued on page thirteen.

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