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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1905

Page

4

London Stocks Climb and Fall Amid Cautious Market

In New York and Paris cautious sentiment weighed on securities as gains from late last week faded. London weakness spread to Wall Street with heavy selling in standard railway and investment shares while minor industrials and low priced rails held value. Treasury plans to issue more deposits stirred no lasting effect as traders watch funds and earnings reports from railways like Louisville Nashville, Southern, and Atchison.

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

New York Stock Market Quotations Gathered by Hibbs Co

Daily quotations from Hibbs & Co bankers and brokers transcribe March 27 listings across multiple issuers including American Tobacco, Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio, Central of Georgia, Chicago and Alton, Chicago and Burlington, Colorado Midland, Cuba, Denver and Rio Grande, Distillers' Securities, Japan certificates, Louisville and Nashville, Manhattan, Mexican Central, Minneapolis and St. Paul, Missouri Kansas and Texas, Northern Pacific, Norfolk and Western, Oregon Short Line, Pennsylvania, Reading, St Louis Iron Mountain, St Louis-San Francisco, St Louis Southwestern, Seaboard Air Line, Southern Pacific, Southern Railway, Texas and Pacific, Union Pacific, United States Steel, Wabash, Western Maryland, Wisconsin Central and others with prices and certificates noted.

New York American Tobacco The Atchison General Atchison Adjustment Baltimore and Ohio Central of Georgia Central of Georgia 2d Chesapeake and Onle Chicago and Alton Aes Chicago, Burlington and Quincy News Chicago Pacific R. H Pacifico R. R. Val Colorado Midland Colorado and Southern Cuba Denver Hiv Grande Distillers' Securities Eric Prier Lien Eris General Fort Worth Guy Iste Boching Valley Japan Certifieates Louisville Nasaville Manhattan Cangol Gold Minneapolis and St. Lows Missouri Kansas Texas National RR of Mexico New York Central General New Jersey Northern Paige Northern Pacific Norfolk and Western Consul Oregon Pennsylvania Reading General Tyes St Louis Iron Mountain Consul St Louis San Francisco St Louis Southwestern Con Seaboard Air Lane Southern Pacific Southern Railway Texco and Pacife Yoledo St Louis and Western Union Pacific United States Steel Western Marsland Wheeling Lake Erie ieSe Antar and Foundry Ar and Foundry Pa Amerie Butte Ameria Amer Ameriiar Atchison Jeuno & Sata Baltimore Ohiw Badldlacre Ohio Broatya Ravid Transit Canadian Pacific Central of Chesapeake and Ghia Chicago and Alton Chivago and Alton Colorado Iran Pia Pfa Cas Delewars and Hudson Bel Lack West Denant Rio Grande Distillers Erle Erle Ist Pet Attast General Electric US Hocking Vasey Hocking Valley Illinois Centra Iowa Central Miz Ci Bay Galveston Kansas City New Orleans Nashville Manhattan L Mablie— i God Metropolitan Securities Savannah Charleston Minneapolis St Lous Ee Tan M St Po S &T Wilmington Norfolk Kay Tex K and T National Biscuit New York Central Boston Gutarin Wester Philadelphia Norfolk and Western Houston Augusta St_ Lou Pullen Palace Reading Cincinnati Republic Steel Toay Britain Rock Island Co Catarth Ft Ly San F Louis Southwestern i T L Southwestern A. D. Huckley Buffalo Telfo St. L Tello PGA Pa. Avenue

Wall Street Gossip Mixed Views Spark Caution in Markets

The Washington Fest in New York reports split broker sentiment on the market with some bullish, others bearish. Trading subdued overall as bear and bull camps offer cautious interpretations of price moves, stock scarcity, and London account influence amid rising interest in industrials and low priced securities.

New York Arthur Wall Lynn, Wall & Co F Street Adams Building Agneta Es

New York Cotton Market Sees Moderate Activity

New York March 27 The cotton market was moderately active with irregular fluctuations and a steady tone. Openings showed a small range of changes, later narrowing as selling by Southern houses and guidance from lower cables influenced trade. by close prices were roughly 16 points above the day’s low, about a net gain of 6 to 7 points on active months. Estimated futures sales reached 200,000 bales.

Union Pacific Board Room W. B Hibbs & Co B Street New York Stock Exchange Washington Stock Exchange Chenge Board of Trade New York New Orleans Bome United States London New York Central

Daily Cotton Market Report From New York

In New York on March 27 the cotton market showed weakness in Liverpool with actual sales slow and futures lower than last Saturday's close. Ginners’ reports and looming estimates of the crop keep longs cautious while encouraging short sales, signaling potential declines. McFadden and Frica were noted buyers on rallies as traders expect a crop figure between 3500000 and 5700000 bales, though recent declines dampen chances of further drops. The abort market remains extended, raising rally chances if upcoming crop data diverges. Liverpool expected 2 to 3 cents higher in the morning as Miller & Co. provides the quoted price list from New York and New Orleans exchanges.

New York Liverpool Pear Ginners Laura McFadden and Frica James

New York grain market shows weak wheat and bear pressure

The New York grain report notes weak spot prices for No 2 red wheat and several inconsistent bids for other wheats. Corn receipts and activity are described as high, with market analysis suggesting renewed bear pressure and speculation in industrials and rail stocks as traders weigh supply declines and merger influence.

New York Money Market Escalates Amid Firm Rates

Money on call stands at 3 percent as closing bids show 3 percent offers. Time loans steady with sixty and ninety day terms at 3 percent, six months at 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper trading around 8 to 4 percent. sterling exchange strong with bankers' bills at 4.3580 to 4.8585 for demand and 4.8375 to 4.8380 for sixty days. Wasted rates at 2 1/2 to 4 1/2 percent, commercial bills about 4 82 to 4 83 percent. Bar silver 5 65 to 5 69, Mexican dollars 49. Government and railroad bonds listed as irregular.

New York Sterling Exchange

Washington Stock Exchange Trades and Bond Quotations

Closing bid quotations from yesterday at the District of Columbia Exchange include Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 93, common at 54, and related debentures. Bonds list 365s 118 1/2 and 1924 118 1/2, with various metropolitan and utility issues, plus numerous bank and trust stocks and insurance shares.

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

Wheat Prices Slump on Weather and Receipts Howls

Chicago March 27 weak wheat market weighed by favorable growing weather and heavy receipts. May and July options declined, oats slipped, and provisions held near unchanged as worst losses limited by strong demand and bearish foreign news. Trade noted large primary receipts and light cash activity, with declines in corn and hogs amid overall market softness.

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

Local market steady with butter priced at 16 1/2 cents wholesale as reported by Washington Eye and Butter Exchange. Trading on the exchange was light. demand fair and all arrivals sold on delivery. Also notes a Grand Trunk Bond issue prospectus issued in London March 27 for 326 million in first mortgage sterling bonds backed by Canadian government. Blood and other vaccine claims are briefly mentioned alongside an advertisement for Electric Bitters.

Washingiosh Eye and Butter Exchange Grand Trunk London Grand Trunk-Pacific Railroad Morro Ake Clargea National Loan and Investment Co Cor Treasury Potomag Guarantee Loan CO Atlantic Urward FURM Loen

Stock Exchange Trading Intrigue and Quiet Demand

The Washington Railway Company common stock saw little sale despite aggressive buying efforts for 6,000 shares, while preferred stock traded firmer with bids around 93. Bonds and various banks showed steady activity, notably Metropolitan and Riggs. Gas and Potomac Electric bonds drew attention as prices moved, with sentiments mixed and some skepticism about Graphophone bets and recent speculative gains.

Stock Exchange Washington Railway Company

Live Stock Markets Report From New York March 27

Receipts total 4278 with good and medium steers steady to strong. Native steers around 405.00, bulls 800 to 425, few extras 460, cows 160 to 400. Cables quote live cattle higher to 104% of (to) tie, tops 11 c. Veals 400 to 8 25, early prime sales not more than 25 c lower. Dressed calves down. city 8 to 11 c, country 7 to 11 c per pound. Sheep and lambs receipts 3852. sheep firm, lambs 25 to 36 c higher. Continued on thirteenth page.

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