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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1905

Page

5

Rise in Stock Prices Likely by Mid January

Washington Post summary notes that after summer slowdowns, money conditions are easing and stock prices may rise to reflect corporate earnings. It cites easing money rates, improved railroad and industrial activity, and rising confidence. Reading and American Smelting shares are discussed as examples of speculative movement and potential value realization.

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Tobacco Prices Rise as Scarce Sales Continue in Danville

Tobacco sales in Danville Virginia show light offerings with good weather ahead. Prices advance over earlier periods as sound leaf and wrappers fetch higher rates, though less favorable conditions and dry weather limited bulk handling and receipts remain light through the week.

New York Weekly Bank Statement and Market Notes

The New York weekly bank statement shows loans at 1,012,288,300 with a 4,785,200 decline, deposits 99,177,000 up 108,000, circulation 54,802,600 down 87,400, and reserves 240,504,400 up 27,150. The report notes improved revenue conditions at the Associated Banks and a cash gain of 8,259,100, with loan excess over deposits shrinking to 13,210,700. Wheat, corn, oats and other commodities report mixed receipts and prices, with grain markets reacting to large arrivals and weather.

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Leaves Report Signal Strong Tobacco Market Across States

In South Boston Virginia receipts reach nearly 750,000 pounds weekly as weather clears. Prices stay firm with averages just over 9 cents. In the Dark Tobacco Belt farmers unite via the Kentucky Tennessee Dark Tobacco Growers Association, claiming higher prices in Tennessee and Kentucky after meetings in Farmville Charlotte and Amelia. In Durham North Carolina leaf tobacco receipts stay heavy with prices slightly above 1 cent and potential acreage gains if prices stay good through the next quarter.

Boston Dark Tobacco Growers Asaviation Farmville Charlotte Amelia Tennessee Kentucky Durham N. C

War on Date Worded as Cat Protection Debate Angers Reader

A reader argues against a plan backed by Audubon Society to allocate 325000 to kill felines. He cites cats’ value in controlling rats, urban bird safety, and fears cruelty to animals and humans. He notes cats help protect homes and gardens from rodent damage and warns other predators may fill the gap.

Hatter Post Wellnes Day Audubon Society Elizabeth Brown Geome Rata Roba Nesta Hoya

New York Money Market Report and Miscellaneous Notices

New York money market details show call money rates nominal with various terms and yields. Also noted are multiple brief items on bonds, currencies, and a miscellaneous section about medical discoveries and products for consumption coughs and colds marketed by druggists.

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Baltimore Markets Report on Grain and Freight Quiet

Baltimore markets show quiet trade across grains with steady futures and unchanged freight rates. Wheat oats and corn prices drift, exports firm with 150 000 bushels noted, and freight offers hold steady amid limited receipts and regional demand.

Baltimore Berreie Hoek Buselk Bille Sogiek

Counter workers pressed in Treasury reform debate

The Keep Commission proposes pay cuts for Treasury counters arguing the work is mechanical, but counters say their accuracy is critical as miscounts and lost money must be corrected. They note the pressure of counting large sums weekly and the shared clerical burden remains unaddressed by reform.

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Gems On Exhibition At National Museum In St Louis

Dr. Merrill's semi precious stone display at the National Museum, arranged for the St Louis Exposition, has been opened in the west hall. The collection, one of the finest in the United States, includes onyx jasper opal and chrysanthise with unique specimens from the West and Old World, illustrating American wealth in semi precious stones and the country’s early gem prominence. A Bucklen’s Arnica Salve ad appears at end.

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