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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1905

Page

5

Market Values Hold Steady Amid Turbulent Conditions

The Washington Post reports stock prices wavering yet fundamentals sound as liquidity improves and large risks loom. Major factors include Equitable Life scandal fallout, railroad earnings, bank lending, international tensions, and a wary investor mood that could shift with a sustained market rise.

Longevity and juniper water through Dismal Swamp drain

An 1906 column from the Charlotte News cites Col. R. B. Creecy and editorials on juniper water as a fountain of longevity while reporting Congressman Small's appropriation to drain the Dismal Swamp. A letter from Small assures Creecy of continued juniper supply, framing drainage as a boon for Southern progress and old beliefs. The piece cites local sentiment and prints humorous and unrelated items.

Charlotte News Elizabeth City Economist Col R. B. Crevey Ponce da Leon Florida Brezen Congressman Small Creecy Gal Creecy North Carolina Small Col. Creecy Firat Washington N. C Crescy Mirabeth City N.C Ath Tastant Dimnal Sam John W. Ewall Mr. Small

Funeral for Gen Fitzhugh Lee Draws Alexandria Charge

Washington Post Bureau reports Alexandria residents prepare to travel to Epiphany Church in Washington for Gen Fitzhugh Lee s funeral service with honored Confederate Veterans members in uniform. City officials failed to act on Lee s death, while others head to Washington and Richmond to attend services.

Gen. Fitzhugh Lee Washington Post Bureau King Streat Alexandria John M. Johnadn Robert E. Lee United Confederate Veterans Epiphany Church Washington Fitshough Lee Johnson Raff Whallington Alexandria Light Infantry Richmond Janie Carroll Baltimore Miss Carr Miss Steele Atlanta Miss Young Hampton Mary Huett Mies McGarrick Memphis Misa’ Miller Brown Charlestown Misa Fox Philadelphia Faulkner Nelson Episcopal Lightcool Slaughter Don Wilson National Cemetery Connersion Butt le War Department Aorice Arlington Farm C. B. Nicol Nicol Anti-Saloon League Barley Washington-Southern Railway Crupper Marshall Jones Park Agnew United States Internal Revenue Virginia L. P. Summers Abingdon

Satuday Market Quotations From New York Stocks

Reading from New York market notes the day shows mixed movements in rail and industrial stocks with Amalgamated Copper and Amalgamated Copper pid among active issues. The report lists closing bids and daily activity, mentioning many names such as Adams Express, Am, Car and Foundry, Anaconda Mining Co, Chicago Great Western, and Union Trust, with commentary on bank reserves and recent financial disturbances affecting Western centers.

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New York Money Market Report

New York money market shows on call and time loans steady with 4 percent on sixty and ninety day terms. Sterling exchange remains steady with bills quoted at 4.365 and 4.69 for demand and 4.24 for sixty day bills. Commercial paper rates cited near 3 to 4 percent, government and railroad bonds steady, and silver at 67. Bar sliver value and Mexican dollar figures appear in the report.

New York

Low Grads Best Sellers in Lynchburg Tobacco Market

Special to The Washington Foat from Lynchburg Virginia on April 30 reports light receipts at 42 500 pounds as growers prepare for the next crop. April sales total nearly 2 million pounds, with March about 1.5 million. US experiment station at Appomattox County sold tobacco at Hooker’s Yate House. lots priced from 5.60 to 13.60 per 100 pounds, averaging 8 25. Mold damage noted. Danville reports lighter week, ten hour days, buyers active, low grades scarce, medium grades dominant. wrappers scarce and fetch high prices. Farmers prep land for planting. plant-manufacturing interest grows. trade paper planned for farmers and warehousemen. No major package-lot sales. stocks on hand lower than many years. April Danville Tobacco Association report shows 1905 sales 3,697,180 pounds at 204 0 0. 1906 eight months 3,086,695 pounds at 211 0 0. 1904 six months 2,691,097 pounds at Rose Decrease in year.

Washington Foat Lynchburg United States Experiment Station Appomattox County Hooker Danville Danville Tobacco Association Bates Nee

New York Clearing House Averages Report Changes

The New York bank statement shows loans at 11,057,902,100 a drop of 9,292,206. deposits 1,148,512,000 down 6,440,000. reserve 803,207,400 up 2,957,200. Surplus 16,605,260 rising 5,217,207. United States deposits 920,800,050 up 6,12,08. The Financier notes cash gains exceeded estimates amid stock market liquidation and a strong surplus reserve.

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Grain and market notes from New York and Buffalo

New York grain markets report barley feeding at 46 and 1, New York milkings, and mixed wheat quotes. Buffalo spot and futures for wheat show weak No 2 red at 90s, No 1 Northern Duluth 88, and No 1 hard Manitoba 61. Corn receipts 2,278 bushels, exports 11 bushels, futures eased on favorable weather and big Western selling. Oats receipts 19,008 and imports 1,255 help frame demand. A booster ad for Dr. Agnew’s Cure for the Heart runs amid market chatter.

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New York Produce Prices and Market Rundown

New York April 24 market report shows butter and eggs steady with varied receipts. Grain and flour futures, meats, and assorted commodities list mixed changes. copper, lead, tin, and iron markets flat to unchanged amid broad activity, with cattle and hogs receipts and prices noted.

Eggs and butter receipts show no material decline in Virginia

Trade notes indicate egg and butter receipts remain nearly steady with minor declines. Virginia markets report freshness issues and prices in flux while North Carolina shows larger falls. Overall, lighter receipts keep supplies available though demand patterns may shift.

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