Market Dull After Election Fears Weigh on Steel Stocks
New York November 3 A quiet trading day followed the election as speculative interest subsided and activity narrowed to a handful of iron and steel issues. United States Steel led gains among big names while Tennessee Coal Iron and Pennsylvanian rail stocks supported lift in the sector. Bond quotes and money market rates moved modestly, with overall dullness dominating the session.
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New York
Lava
United States
United States Steel
Tennessee Coal
Knan & and Sins Refield Steel
Pennsylvania
Iranaml Steel
East River
Broanklyn Transit Sugar
Hd Mat
Amalgamated Cop
Heinga
Ermattin
Murstel Wa Trong
Grargers
Law
Pla
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Texas and Pacifc
St. L
Western
West
Union Pacific
Union
Government Bonds and Stocks on Washington Market
Closing quotations show bonds from Saips Washington Railway and Electric and Anacostia and Potomacs with varied par rates and yields. Shares include Washington Gas Company, Mergenthaler Linotype, Langston Monotype, Washington Market and multiple bank and railroad stocks with diverse bid prices and certificates of indebtedness across the District of Columbia market.
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Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lansten Monotype
Washington Market
Washington Gag
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Mailroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Lity and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomar
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Kesapeake and
Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company First És
Potomac Electric Light
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Union Trust and Storage
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Capital Trardlon Company
The
Washington Railway and ‘Electric Company
National Bank
Wasnington
Central
Farmers and Mechanics
Citizens
Columbia
Capital, American
Traders
Tancoin
Riggs
National Metropolitan Citizens’ Bank
Firemen’s
Franklin
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Potomac
Arington
German-American
National Union
People’s
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac
American Graphophone
Anacostia and
Columbia Railway
Washington Produce Market Prices Listed by Item
Prices vary by region and item for produce and meats. Potatoes, cabbage, apples, grapes, eggs, live poultry, game birds, dressed meats, chestnuts, and ducks show different per barrel, per bushel, per dozen, or per pound rates, with regional references to New York State, Western markets, and Southern states.
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New York State
Virginia
D. H
Tennessee
North Carolina
Baltimore Markets Quiet and Steady on Flour and Grains
Baltimore market report shows quiet conditions across commodities. Flour receipts 1,737 barrels with exports at 7.86%. Wheat futures steady with mixed spot and forward prices. Corn and oats firm with no clear direction. Butter firm with creamery and ladle varieties higher. Eggs and cheese steady earlier gains hold. Sugar unchanged with coarse and refined grades steady. Freight rates for Easter steam to Liverpool listed, and inland carriage noted.
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Baltimore
Local financiers drive bank stock surge amid consolidation talk
Reading from City market rumors, National Metropolitan Citizens Bank and National Safe Deposit Company show sharp stock gains on the Washington Exchange. Citizens stock climbs amid consolidation chatter with Metropolitan-Citizens. Bank of Washington and other names rally as merger potential looms.
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National Metropolitan Citizens’ Bank
Citizens’ Bank
Washington Stock Exchange
National Safe Deposit Company
Citizens
Metropolitan-Citizens
Metropolitan-Citizens' Bank
E. Southart Parker
Old Metropolitan Bank
New Consolidated Bank
Bank of Washington
Central Bank
The
National Metropolitan Bank
Washington, D. C
United States Depository
J. E. Bates
Public
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg. Ltd
Fats
Traders National Bank
Tenth St
Penna. Ave
New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Liverpool Outlook
The cotton market opened steady with a 1.5 point decline influenced by Liverpool futures but steadied by English spot market firmness and New Orleans steadiness. Prices edged up from midday lows, with January reaching around 10 cents, close to unchanged to a small gain. Estimated sales totaled 250,000 bales.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Chicago Grain Markets Rise On Argentina Rain Outlook
Exceeding rains in Argentina and moisture shortages in the United States supported a firmer wheat market. December and May wheat closed higher while oats and pork products showed modest movement. Trading began with active buying from shorts and initial quotes for December at slight gains.
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W. B. Hills & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Argentina
United States
Gealo
Market Downturn as Wheat Prices Slip on Mixed Damage Reports
December and May wheat deliveries fell under heavy selling pressure though reports of Hessian fly damage in winter wheat were largely discounted by a Cincinnati crop journal. December closed at 1.12% and May at 1.12% with primary receipts under last year’s. clearances reached 48,500 bushels. Oats traded quietly while pork, lard, and ribs firmed on strength from packers.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Wehieher
Janary
New York Grain Markets Signal Mixed Wheat Turnaround
New York grain futures show firm spot prices for No. 2 red wheat and various oat and corn grades, with May and December futures closing at modest gains amid bullish and bear-assisted moves, while oats and corn volumes remained light. global Argentine news boosted early wheat strength before a late pullback.
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New York
Duluth
O. B
Manitoba
Bulligh Ar
Gentine
Shorts
Lugmgelitm
Orig
M@ilM
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes
New York reports mixed commodity prices with butter receipts at 3,442 and creamery grades, cheese steady, eggs firm, poultries and meats steady, flour and feed steady, hay and hops firm, hides leather wool steady, cottonseed oil quiet, coffee firm, sugar firm, potatoes steady, peanuts steady, cabbages steady. Metals update shows London tin up, copper firm, lead steady, iron firmer locally with various No. 1 foundry quotes.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Tagao
Taduntin
Cordova
Long Island
State and Western
Jersey Sweets
Liverpool
London
Lake
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
Live Stock Market and Related Financial Notes
New York reports mixed live stock results with cattle and hogs varying by region. Ohio and Illinois updates include railway mortgage filings, Rock Island Company leadership changes, and government sale plans for St. Louis Exposition buildings. Disclosures cover treasury receipts, expenditures, and internal revenue totals.
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Treasury
National Bank
Hearings Postponed in Interstate Commerce Cases
The Interstate Commerce Commission postponed hearings in multiple cases including Farrar Lumber Company vs Southern Railway over alleged unreasonable lumber rates from Dalton to Cincinnati and discriminating rates to Virginia points, Fuller B E Callaway vs Louisville and Nashville Railroad, Grifffin Grocery Co vs Southern Railway, and others involving alleged unreasonable or discriminatory rates, with hearings moved from Atlanta to later dates and additional disputes in Georgia and nearby states.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Farrar Lumber Company
Southern Railway
Dalton
Cincinnati
Virgina
Atlanta
Fuller BE. Callaway
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Ang
Louisville
la Grange
la Grange Board of Trade
Wiyde Steamship Company
Griffin Grocery Company
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Griffin, Ga
J. and
S. Cannon
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Missouri, Indiana
Illneis
Gordy
Birmingham
Davenport Brothers & Co
Helena
John Compton
Chauncey, Ga
Cotton Gin Report Shows 1904 Ginned Cotton Total
Census Bureau figures released at noon yesterday reveal 6,590,137 running bales ginned up to October 18, 1904, compared with 3,839,627 a year ago. States list sizable totals including Texas 2,201,603 and Georgia 1,056,679. total ginneries 28,110. Only 37.6 percent of the crop ginned by October 18, vs 53.5 percent in 1902, with four follow-up reports planned through January.
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Alabama
Arkiances
Worida
Georgia
Indian Territory
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Removing Ashes Free From Boarding Houses Questioned
J P Twoney acting superintendent asks for a corporation counsel opinion on whether the ash disposal contract can require removal of ashes from licensed boarding houses housing two to four families and from foreign legations used as residences by attaches. The request follows a query by B L Minor owner of a rooming house at 611 Thirteenth Street NW. The contract covers weekly ash collection from private residences and other designated places in the city and dense suburban areas as designated by the Commissioners. The department seeks to know if Minor’s premises count as private residence under the contract.
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J. PT. Twoney
B. L. Minor
Thirteenth Street
City of
Washington
Mineor
Globe Trottter En Route Claims Forty Thousand Miles Walked
Prof Greathead the traveler claims a six year, six year trek began in Vancouver to walk around the world in ten years and write a travel book. He has crossed Canada Europe Asia Russia China and Japan, carrying books with official seals and signatures as proof. He lectures at Hyattsville and plans to reach Washington then Florida Mexico and California while enduring good health and wearing out many shoes.
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Prof
Greathead
Vancouver
B. C
Washington
Canada
Europe
Asia
Russia
China
Japan
John Weaver
Philadelphia
C. H. Stanley
Citizens’ National Bank
Laurel
Ghent University
Belgium
Hyattsville
Florida
Mexico
California
Dom Gasquet at Trinity College lecture on Bede
Trinity College hosted English historian Dom Gasquet who spoke on Venerable Bede. Introductory remarks by Mer O'Connell preceded a concise critique of Bede as historian. Students expressed appreciation as they met the distinguished guest afterward. In other news, a debt case seeks $1,000 from L Murray Gottwald backed by a deed of trust on property formerly owned by Herbert Fairfax. Scarce fever at Morgan School spurred disinfection. one mild case reported. October land patent activity shows 10,000 patents issued, highest on record with 3,551 filings approved, up from September.
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Trinity College
Francis Aidan Gasquet
Mer. O'Connell
Catholic University
Dom Gasquet
Bede
O'Connell
Dom Gauquét
Trinity
Charles G. Demooerts
Jourdan W. Maury
District Supreme Court
L. Murray Gottwald
Square
Herbert C. Fairfax
Gottwald
Morgan School
Health Department
General Land Office
Funeral of Francis Robinette in Tucson
Funeral services for Francis Robinette who died recently in Tucson Ariz were held yesterday morning at the home of his sister Mrs J A Schaefer 514 M streets northwest He was a son of the late Morgan B Robinette survived by a widow and one son Dudley He was known in scientific circles as the ornithologist with the Sumholitz expedition into Mexico in 1892 where he collected fine specimens for the Carnegie Museum.
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Francis Robinette
Tucson
Ariz
J. A. Schaefer
Robinette
Morgan B. Robinette
Dudley
Sumholitz
Mexico
Carnegie Museum
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Cotton Gin Report
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John Joy Edson
Ellis Spear
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Edward J. Stellwaged
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George E. Hamilton
George
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Harry ©. Wilson
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F. H. Smith CO
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Carl Auerbach
Alex. 3. Clarke
Michael J. Colbert
Anthony Gaegler
John B. Geler
William Hahn
W. Philip Herrmann
Francis Miller
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Colorado Bridg
United States Depost and Guarantee Companky
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Mississippi Society
Schmid
Oscar Wilkerson
Oxford
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Jackson
Percy L. Edmunds
Kosciusko
Bennie Nabers
Holly Springs
Levy Couram
Laura Ransom
Fauquier County
Samuel M. Johnson
Frank L Williams
Dr. King
G. W. F. Swartzell
B. Rheem, V. President and Treasurer
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J. J. Darlington
B. H. Warner CO
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U. S
Commercial National Bank, Cor. 14Th
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Frederick Robert A. N. HW
Shea George W. Whith
R. BE. Claughton
Riggs National Bank
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York
Richard A. McCurdy
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Thomas P. Morgan
Font
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Murray
Lewis Johnson & CO
SUN Building
Messrs, Moore & Schlet
the National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
Corner 15Th ST
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Union Savin Bond
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Francis H. Stoith
Alvis M. Lathrop
E. Quincy Smith
Joan B. Sleman, Jr
D. Fulton Harris
Jackson H. Ralston
Atty
I. G. Kimball
Audigs Bank
Kane N.Y. Ave
W.B. Hibbs & 60., Bankers and Brokers
William M. Terrell
Norton M. Little
Terrell G Little
Colorado Building
Heiskell & McLehan
Tam
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Havenner & Kennedy
Bperial
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E. E. Simpson
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E Street N. W
National Loan and Investment Co
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Potomac Guarantee Loan CO
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