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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1905

Page

5

Street Market Mixed as Silver Gains Lift Rails Stocks

The day saw continued gains in Brooklyn Rapid Transit and other rails amid steady market strength. Silver price increases boosted copper minors while money eased and Wall Street held a buoyant tone despite broader Russian and banking concerns.

Brooklyn Rapid Transit

Boston's Closing Prices Reported In Brief Telegraph Clippings

A scrambled OCR style fragment lists closing prices and commodity references across multiple markets. It mentions sugar, gas, telephony, and various place names with unclear formatting, suggesting a concise market brief from a newspaper page. The readable entities include Boston related financial data and a general sense of trading activity.

New York Stock Market Mentioned in Fragment

Heartrending note from Miletus West Virginia about A C Buckel and his leg sore daughter. Arnica Salve is claimed to have cured her. Dri zists listed. Market reference to New York stock activity appears.

A_C. Buckel Miletus W. Va

Market Report Shows Tepid Demand and Bond Yields

Local financials depict less than 10 percent of stock shares and bonds under par with a dwarfed commission business. Banks hold gilt edged bonds near top prices while liquidity questions and private sales shape the outlook for call funds. Transactions in Washington Railway and Electric and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone reflect cautious activity and steady yields amid a slow market.

Yeatery Stock Exchange New York Washington Railway and Electric Company Mutual Life Insurance Company Bniter Metropolitan Brooklyn Rapid Transit

Bond and market wrap from Washington and New York

A long list of bonds and stocks shows Lanston and Lanston Monotype at 15 and 16 percent, Washington Railway and Electric at 30 and 42 percent, and various railroad and utility issues with mixed quotes. The New York section lists Mexican Central, Northern Pacific, and American Tobacco, among others, with prices and yields, followed by commodity notes on butter, poultry, vegetables, and fruit markets reflecting modest activity and price ranges.

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Washington Cattle Market News Brief

Market shows firmer tone with strong supply for cattle and calves. Sheep and lambs in demand. hogs and wool prices listed with various per hundredweight or per pound quotes.

New York Cotton Soars After Ginners Report

New York cotton prices surged after the ginners report showing 7,498,167 bales ginned to November 11, with estimates around 3 million. Trading became highly volatile with a net advance around 72 to 83 points as January touched 11.70, March 13.76, May 14.85, July 11.95 amid panic among bears and sharp late-session activity.

W. B. Hibbs & Co F Street New York Stock Exchange Washington Stock Exchange Chicago Board of ‘Trade New York Gincers Seles

Wall Street Gossip on Smelting and Rail Stocks

Wall Street gossip from New York on American Smelting and Refining and related rail issues. The market sees rising interest in Reading Reading and Metropolitan, with brokers split on further upturns while Union Pacific and Southern Pacific trade narrow on anticipated moves. Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio show strong dividends and earnings, while Guggenheims rumored to control National Lead spur market activity and a Brooklyn Rapid Transit target near 88.

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Wheat And Corn Markets Slide In Bearish Trading Day

Strong selling pressure dominated the session as December wheat led declines amid heavy liquidation and cautious news. May oats and corn also weakened before partial recoveries, with mixed receipts and strong corn movement weather aiding bears while private sentiment remained bearish for wheat. Provisions stayed firm early then weakened with the grain retreat, as traders eyed next day activity.

Minneapolis Truluth Smd Chicago May Ugh Tower Commlnion Ahorta

New York Grain Prices Fall Amid Heavy Wheat Liquidation

New York grain markets report a sharp decline in wheat due to heavy weekly receipts and harvest prospects in Argentina. Corn remains steady despite overall weakness, with December and May futures showing small losses. Oats show firm exports and mixed light offerings as traders weigh supply against demand.

W. B. Hibbs & Co F Street New York Stock Exchange Washington Stock, Exchange, and Chicago Board of Trade Chicago New York Duluth Balkoat Manitoba Argentina

New York Produce and Commodities Report of Market Quietness

New York reports mixed weekly commodity prices with steady to firm tones across grains meats oils and metals. Receipts and spot values are listed for cheese, poultry, flour, cornmeal, oats, buckwheat and cotton seed oil while London metal prices push copper lead and gold higher. Local markets show firmness in copper and lead with nominal delivery quotes as freight and other prices remain steady.

Cotton Exchange Wren Lukh OO Dales New York Minnesota London Lake Alectroy Avallatia Suprlisa Comediate Goelter Tron Standard Foundry Cleveland Foundry Northern Foundry Southern

Market Quotes Show Mixed Grain and Livestock Trends Across Cities

Baltimore reports varied grain and corn prices with steady hay and butter values, while New York and Chicago detail quiet or mixed cattle and hog markets. Beef receipts rise with strong lambs and sheep, and oats and corn futures reflect ongoing demand and export activity.

MGM Southern New York Beeves Eady Crussad Calver—Ruccolpia Verla Chicago Mar Calvan

Oil Quotations and Telephony News Across States

Special to The Washington Post reports Crode oil at 1.58 in the Yellow Crack district Calhoun County as Eastern Ol Company completes No 4 with promising production. Detroit notes Judge Donovan denies a sale endorsement for Independent Cooperative Telephone to Home Telephone Company amid St Louis capitalists. Atlantic Coast Line Railway declares a semiannual dividend of 3 percent, up 0.5 percent from prior.

Wall Street Washington Post Wheeling W. Va Crode Oil Yellow Crack Calhoun County Toledo Lima Indiana Telephone Company Detroit Mich Donovan Day John Winter H. W. Wells Independent Co-operative Telephone Company Home Telephone Company St. Louis Colonial Company Home Life Washington,d.c W&s District of Columbis Heiskell & Melpra

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