Stock Market Wobbles as Rates Ease and Stocks Decline
In Washington Post reports from New York on October 2, stocks show mixed movement with many prominent shares ending lower while some gains occur earlier. Call money fell to 4 12 percent, time loans largely at 6 percent, and concerns linger over Distillers and Jee Securities declines amid unsettled betting on a Great Northern Railway and U S Steel deal. Cotton futures rose then fell after a government report, with European cotton stocks tight and a prior surge in short interest unraveling.
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Washington Post
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Faria
Berlie
Tendon
Bank of England
London
Jee
Great Northern Railway
United States Steel Corporation
Cotton Exchange
England
Europe
American Tobacco
American Tobscco
Chicago and Alton
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Chicago
Distiiers
Xerie Prior Tena
Vo Erie General
Sexe Hocking Valley
Japan
Mexican Central
Kansas
Texas
National Railroad of Mexico Consola
New York Central General
New Jersey Central General Se
Northarn Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
San Francisco
Louis Southwestern
Ale Line
Southern Pacific
Arestae
Boutham Railway
Texan and Pacific
Toledo
St .Louis
Union Pacific
United
Wabaah
Maryland
Woeella
Lake
Central
New York ST
C.H
Bol Adama Express
Kansen City
Bouthern Ptt
Loulayilly and
Nantiville
MBM
LATA
Am. Car and Foundry
Car and Foundry Pi
St. P. and & She M
Gt Band & St .M. Taenag
Jamerican Express
Dlanouil Pacific
Misegurt
Kansan
Terese
Jes Securitien
500Imo
Mangas
Tia A
Linseat Oi
National Lead
Ty, R. R
Mexico
New York Central
Ontario
Westoi Abta
Norfolk and Wastern
Norfolk and Western Piro
Borth American
Anaconda
People's Gas
Atlantic Coast
al Pitts
Baltimore and
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Canadian Pacific
Pullmen Peluea
Central of New Jersey
Ead
Gor
Chesapeake and Ohio
Republic Steel
Chicago Great Western
Rock, Taland Company
Pii
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MIL and Steel
Stony-Eheiford Steel
Chicago T. and
St, L
San
St Louis
Lauls Southwestern
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Bumbak Bite
Colorain and
Southern
Oolat
Ang
Coto
Southern Tat
Colo
Pia
Southern Railway
Deleware and Hudson
Texag
Pacific
Der
Lack
Western
Toleda
St. L
Woaterg
Modenver
Rio Granado
St Te
W. Pia
Denver
Rio Grande
Atom Fact
Ditters” Securities
Walted States Express
United States Realty
United States Hubber
Vaited States Rubber
TIO Lok iGeneral Electric
Great Northern
United States Steel
Hocking Wall
Hoth Lobrg
Hinals Central
Carolina Chemical
Bay
Interborough
International Paper Wid
Wells-Fargo ,Aptors
Weatinghouse Electric
MayWestern Walon
Iowa Central
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Iowa
Wisconsin Central
Kansas City Southern
Stock quotations from Hibba & Co brokers
W B Hibba Co bankers and brokers at 1419 F Street report the same quotations as those received by New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade and Washington Stock Exchange members.
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W. B._Hibba & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
New York Money Market and Grain Prices Report
The New York money market shows firm sterling and mixed bond activity as rates edge up and down. Wheat, corn, and oats futures trade lower amid strong world supplies, with declines driven by favorable weather, large North American receipts, and bearish pressure across grain pits.
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New York
Cauy
Duluth
Liverpool
Nebraska
Baltimara
Athgath
Junuayy
Athouta
Wteamer
AIM
Guiet
Wall Street Gossip on Dividends and Market Calm
The column discusses dividend policy debates at Atchison and compares Ripley with Harriman, noting focus on company improvement versus stock speculation. It analyzes investor sentiment, congressional fears, and steel stock restraint to stabilize the market, with emphasis on October payouts and the risk of a boom-bust cycle.
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Tao Washirstan
Atchison
Local Financial Market Summary With Mixed Trading Activity
The market showed uneven action with Greene Copper and National City Bank among active issues. Washington Railway and Electric preferred drew demand, while Mergenthater remained strong near 200, and small block trades occurred across several stocks. Bond activity was quiet with a few Washington Railway and Electric bonds traded at 87 and 87 1-8.
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Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Railway and Electric
New York Produce Prices Hit Highs on Cotton Market Surge
Sensational trading and steep gains dominated today with cotton prices jumping after firm opening. Reports of unsettled belt weather spurred buyers from the South and New Orleans, while the Census Bureau later showed strong gains and a market close near session highs with active speculation continuing.
Washington Stocks and Bonds Report from Market Session
Cleared bid quotations show trading across railways utilities and banks. Key names include Mergenthaler, Capital Traction, Washington Railway and Electric, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, National City Bank, and various railroad and gas companies with multiple bond and stock quotes, ex dividend noted.
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Balee—Washington Railway 2Nd Electric
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Gay
Mergenthaler
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
National City Bank
Greene Copper
Stock Exchange
Philippine Land Purchase
District of Columbia
Washington Qan Company
Washington Gas Company
Capital Traction Railroad
Anacostia
Potomaete
City and Suburban Railroad
Colombie ‘Ilroad 21
Norfolk Aid
Washington
Washington Market Company
Public Utility
Hai
The
Washington Railway and Electric
Norfolk and Washington
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Tyre Wachins
Merzenthaler Linotype
Lauston Monotype
Mitchell Mining Company
National Book stocke—American
Capital
Central
National City
Columbia
Commercial
Farmers and Mechanics
Lincoln
Metronolitan
Corcoran
Firemen's
Fraokila
Metropolitan
National Union
People's
Columbia Title
Southern Public Service Corporation
Washington Market
Market Report Notes Mixed Hog Prices In Early Trading
The jumble of figures shows hog market activity with 14,000 head noted and weights varying from heavy to prime heavy. Prices range around 6.00 to 6.65 with packing at roughly 6.00 and the market described as steady amid broader demand signals.
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Atackern Pnd
Markat
Washington Produce Market Quotation Prices Apr
Wholesale price quotations for eggs butter cheese and meats with locations Virginia Maryland Ohio and North Carolina. Live and dressed poultry prices include chickens hens turkeys ducks and geese with per pound and per basket figures. vegetables and fruits show potatoes yams onions celery tomatoes and apples with regional variations.
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Irenh Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennassee
North Carolina
Cranmery
New York State
Ingo
Tata
EMI
Cummer
Western
New Cnolco
Viremia
Inca
Fim
Virginia
Maryland
New York
Ohio
Plosapples
Florida
Washington cattle market maintains steady trade under new inspection rule
Market reports sentiment steady for the better grades of cattle sheep and lambs with healthy stock favored under new federal inspection. Calves must be three weeks old or be condemned. prices listed show Exlbs and butcher cattle around 6.00 to 8.94 per hundredweight, hogs 6.60 to 7.00, sheep 4.00 to 4.50, lambs 7.0 to 8.0 per pound, and cows 5.00 to 40.00 per head depending on quality.
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Iast Congress
Metal Market Update as London Prices Slide
New York trading shows a sharp London break after a recent rise with spot at £194 and futures at 119.1. Locally copper and lead move lower while zinc and tin remain unsettled. London spot for zinc and tin fluctuates with foundry warrants and No 2 foundry prices noted. trading eyes turned to London metal values amid a cautious market.
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New York
London
Enelich
Jake Ror
Romy
Toca
Eis
Hoth
Southern
Equthern
Gilbert Heads Clearing House in Record Year
Alexander Gilbert, president of the Market and Fulton National Bank, elected president of the Clearing House Association succeeding Dumont Clarke. The association also named Walter H. Frew as secretary. Clearings for the year totaled $103,754,100,091, surpassing prior records, with 91,879,318,309 last year and 29,?30,004,883 in 1896. Government receipts from Internal Revenue were $12,548,000. customs $699,956, miscellaneous $103,233. Expenditures reached $2,600,000.
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New York
Alexander Gilbert
Market and
Fulton National Bank
Clearing House Association
Dumont Clarke
American Exchange National Bank
Albert H. Wiggin
Chage
Casional Bank
Eucceeda
Walter H. Frewyan
Wireless Conference Opens as Officers Arrive in Berlin
American Army and Navy officers including Major General James Aten and Rear Admiral H N Manney arrive in Berlin to attend the International Wireless Telegraph conference opening October 2. Also noted are building permits issued in the city and a Chicago health department seizure of 30,000 pounds of decomposed poultry from cold storage warehouses.
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Berlin
James Aten
Signal Corps
United. Steten Army
H. N. Manney
U. N
John I. Watersbury
New York
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
F. M. Barber
Ambassador Tower
Chicago
City Health Department
New York Live Stock Markets Report Oct 2
Live stock market items show receipts of 951 head with 49 cars for today’s trade. Beef grades steady. exports include 950 cattle and 010 quarters of beef. Calves scarce but steady. veals quoted 5.50 to 9.50, good Western at 4.50. Lambs plentiful and lower. 2,682 head received with prices 6.75 to 9.5 per head.
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New York
Cordova
Westar
Maine
Vineland
Texas
Liverpool
London Cables
Cotton Condition Falls Slightly in September Report
The September 25 crop report shows cotton condition at 71.6 with storm damage not yet reflected. Texas leads states in ginned output with about two million bales this season, while August to September figures compare with prior years and ten year averages. Ginning and state-by-state totals are provided, including active ginneries and bale counts.
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Texas
Ergo Reporting Board
Bureau of Statistics of the Agricultural Department
Gulf Coast
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgi
Indian Territory
Kentucky
Louisiana
Misslestop
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Okino Homa
South Carolina
Tennewup
Virginia
Gea Island
South Caroina
Coal Production High For 1905 In United States
Output of coal coke and stone in 1905 totaled 392,736,968 short tons with a value of 615,022,907 dollars. Coal valued at 476,756,968. coke 72,478,196. stone 63,798,743. Output rose 11.7 percent in quantity and 7.3 percent in value from 1904. The surge driven by iron industry activity and building trades, with coal production surpassing most major nations.
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United States
United States Geological Survey
Pennsylvania
France
Austria-Hungary
Great Britain
Germany
Tn An
Financial trust notice from vague OCR fragment
A garbled OCR fragment references a financial trust company, various officers and roles, and an offer related to buying policies or similar assets. The text is incomplete and cannot establish a clear event, date, or entities beyond generic terms.
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OCK Market
Boston
Minnispolis
Ahade Lower
Stase
Howe
NEW York Grain
Limas
Lima
Tadiana
ON City
Chicago Grain
W. B. Hibba & Co
Tike Tower
Bradstreet
Ciee
War Salardave
Butte Coalition
Chicago Subway
Bay Greene Copper
Internazione
Iato Bom Mackay Company
Ay Mackay Company
Nevada
Connel
Standard Oil
United Copper
Utah Copper
Albany
Meine
Fitchburg
Newan
Hartford
Dalwon
Mansachusetta Electric
Mansachusetts
Bingham
Shannon
Wall Street
Ripley
Harriman
Bears
Congress
Dong
Local Financial
Gags
Tone Erd
Att Es Apuer
Greene
Thasa
Mergenthater
ORL
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Bates
Theta
Wome
Southam
Houste
New Orleans
Census Bureau
Beptomier
Washington Cattle Market
Metal Market
Cottow
Gross
Iieran
Savannah
Charleston
Whityaton Ae
Mortal Firm
Philadelphia
Houston
Bready
Augusta Ervey
Memphis
St. Louie
Flem
Cincinnati
Louisville
Continent
Rock
Consolidated
porce-Mét
Prat
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Gilbert
Ashford
Sisters of the Visitation
Reservoir
New Cut Road
Him & Kendall
John Simpson & Hons
Tuist & Rutherford
Twinth Street
B. F. Myers
W. W. Sondar
Stephen B. Elkins
JC Street Northwest
Otis Elevator Company
Agricultural Department
Monta
Ashington van & Trust .Co
Offich Cor
STH
F Sts
Tradtee
Axent
Trenmrar
Xni
Burgar
Rafe
John JO Edson
Ellis Bprar
Andrew Parker
Assacree
Amistant Tressurers
Uzet
Ifm
Ray
Jaraing
Harrise
Ordim Realty Company
Writ
Foney To Lean
Columb
Dolay
Hetai ES
Treasury
Bell Telephone
Sterling Debenture Corporation
Pine Street
New York City
Erminal Storage CO
Massaetly
Department of Valve Trust of
F St
1St & K Sts
Continental
Ine
JAS, A. Marvin & 89
American Express Co
Traders National Bank
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Warner Building
F Street Northwest
F Street N. W
D.of C
F.H. Smith Co
New York Ave
N. W
Adller
Union Ser
E. Quincy
Alvin Late
Jobo Belemen
Retery
G. C. Walken
Jackson H. Ralston
LG. Kimball
Iz. Bank
Ava
U. S. Treasury
Napoleon
Amea
Arthur Cowsill
Colorado Blég
Sts
Ernatio
Banking’ Corporation
G Street N.W
R.M. Miner & CO
Frank Kane Grain
S. H. Cornell & Co
Adams Building
Chesley & Spence
Francis R. Dooley & Go
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Phos
Surety Loan Co
St. Nw
F Ct. Nw
Wa Loan Om Furniture
Plano, &c
Wif
Metropolitan Loan & Trust Co
505 & ST. NW
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