Northern Securities settlement stirs St Paul market
Rumors of a settlement involving control of Northern Pacific prompt a sharp St Paul led advance in Northern Securities and Union Pacific shares. The day’s activity centers on St Paul, with Erie, Norfolk and Western and other leaders rising, while the market ends unsettled amid ongoing speculation and government estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Missouri Pacifica
New York
United States Steel
Hs Algat
Union Pacite
Southern Pacific
Exchange
Northern Securities
Northern Securi- Wen
Northern Pacific
Oregon Short Line
St Paul
Toldant
Evlok
United States
Am Syeaterday
Erie
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania
London
St. Paul's
Toaog
Vasa
Ster Ung Exchange
Cay du
Rail bond quotes and market notes from Oct 4
A dense listing of railway bonds and related securities with quotes for Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio, Central of Georgia, Denver and Rio Grande, New York Central, Pennsylvania, and many others. Also includes cattle and grain market snapshots from New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, noting bid prices, receipts, and brief price movements.
Washington Stock Exchange Quiet Day Amid Mixed Bank Shares
Local financial gossip notes a dull trading day on the Washington exchange with mixed moves in bank and trust stocks. American Security and Trust rose to 25 1 2, Union Trust and Storage held at 10 1 2, and Bank of Washington climbed from 60 to 40 after 3 shares traded. Greene Copper surged to 19 1 2 as Washington stockholders plan a meeting at the Riggs House. Lewis J. Davis and Mrs. Davis announce their golden wedding anniversary for October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitad
Washington Railway and Electric
American Security and Trust Company
Enlon Trust and Borage Company
Back of
Washington
Mergenthaler Lihotypa
Siveane
Stork Exchange
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Railrand Bonde
Metropolitan Railroads
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac Ba
Washington Hailway and Electie Company
Miacelaneous Bonde
Washington Gay Company
Morlen
Waubiogton Gas Company
Fagerlvs
Washington Gaw Company
United States Electric Light
United States Eleertric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac ‘Telephone
Washington Market Company
Gepault and Trust mooke—National Safe
Washington Railway Act
National bmnkatucke—Bank of Wanhington
Metropolitan
Central
Farmers
Mi Chamien
Ciliena
Columbia
Capital
American
Tradora
Lincoln
Rigga
Insurance
Fireman's
Franklin
Corearua
Potomac
Arlington
National Union
Combi
People's
Commercial
Colonial
Columbia Title
Washington Tithe
Chinapeake
American Graphophone
Washington Gas
Alocke
Mergenthater Linotype
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Washington Market
Norfolk
Bank and Trust Company
Union Trust and Storage
Bank of Washington
United States
Konda
Greene Copper
Riggs House
Col. C. G. Staples
Lewis J. Davis
Mrs. Davis
Wheat Prices Slide on Weak World Supply and Northwest Harvest
Chicago wheat markets closed lower after a surge in global supply. Liberal Northwest receipts pressured December and May contracts, with December slipping to approximately 1.12% and May around 1.13%. Early trading showed moderate demand, then heavy selling as Northwest totals grew. The day ended firmer with a partial rebound as traders absorbed mixed reports from Australia and regional crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
Btock Exchange
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
LIM
BH OB
BK Pork
Detober
Chicago
Ing Pit Crewa
Northwest
Australia
Wheat and corn markets slip amid heavy selling pressure
World supplies rise as Amurke stock totals jump and prices fall to day’s lows. December futures touch new lows while livestock futures show mixed results. Chicago, Minneapolis, and Duluth receipts rise, can prices firm on buying strength and covering shorts. The board of trade closes with weaker wheat and mixed grain and hogs activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amurke
Gay
Lin
Bradatret
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
But
Board of Trade
New York grain markets ease after early rally
New York on October 4 reports rye nominal and barley quiet as wheat futures total 4.2 million bushels with spot demand steady. Prices fluctuated after brief rally due to weaker spring wheat grades and Armour support, closing about 5.5 percent lower. receipts 91,500 bushels and exports 46,2 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Buuhela
New York Produce Market Report Crude OCR Summary
New York prices show mixed results across butter eggs poultry and grain. Wool and beef steady while pork and lard ease. London copper and iron markets edge up with local metals and chemicals holding firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Darcoly Mates
Minneeota Bakers
Fred—Gleady
Luatimar
Liverpool
London
Gdead
Glasgow
Middlesburo
Leently
Northern
Southern
Voles
Weekly Crop Report Highlights Mixed Conditions Across Regions
The Weather Bureau reports the week ending October 3, 1901, saw generally favorable drying for late crops but frost damage in Wisconsin. Precipitation varied from heavy in New England and the Great Lakes to almost none in the Lower Missouri Valley, with drought lingering in the Upper Ol a Valley. Corn faced frost risks in several states, while cutting advanced nationwide and spring wheat work resumed after rain in Minnesota. Cotton opened rapidly in warm, dry conditions though labor shortages persist. substantial harvests are noted in Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas, with remaining fields in Arkansas and Oklahoma. Tobacco largely housed and drying well, yet wind damage and poor crops in parts of Ohio, Michigan, and the central valleys are reported. Potatoes show continued retinage complaints but overall good size and quality. Seeding and early grain sowing progressed in most regions, with early yields improving in key valleys and the Lake region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Weather Bureaus
Kanaag
Wisconsin
Missouri Valley
New England
New York
Michigan
Red River
North Valley
Plateau
Upper
Ola Valley
Middle
South Atlantic
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Oregon
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Missouri
Minnesota
Dakotas
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Florida
Arkansas
North
Carolin
Tennessee
New Tingland
Middle Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Atlanta
Illnois
Virginia
Ohio Valley
East Gulf States
Post Office Notice For Weekly Trans Atlantic Mails
The notice details weekly and overland mail dispatch times for October 8, 1904. It lists sailings to France Britain Italy Spain Portugal Turkey Egypt Greece and British India from New York and Boston, plus Europe via various liners. It also covers subscriptions to the West Indies Mexico Central America and South America, and Trans Pacific routes to Australia Hawaii Japan Korea China and the Philippines with respective cutoffs and routing. It notes registered mail deadlines and postmaster signatures.
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France
Britserland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Turkey
EGTPT
Greece
British India
la Savoie
New York
Herrsmall
Europe
la Savoia
Azores Islands
Pers. & Canople
Boston
Princess Rene
Scotland
Anchorla
South and Central America
West Indies
Campeche
Yucatan
S. i
Havana
New Yok
Mexico
S.s. Havana
A. W. Santiago
Tampico
S. 8
Santiago
ST. Thomas
ST. Croix
Lepward
Windward Islands
Guiana
Mall
Grenads
Trinidad
Parma
Dagery
Newfoundland
Siberian
Philadelphia
Bermuda
Coracao
Venezuela
Mararabo
Colombia
Curaeno
Maraestho
Forto Rico
Ponce
CSHA
Anr
Port Tampa
Fis
New Orleans
North Sydney
Jamaica
Miquelon
Toston
Cloar
Bundaya
Hondelas
Eas
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Bleamer
Nicaragua
New Orleana
Ateamer
Oh Thuredaya
Trans-Pacific Mails
Australia
West Australia
FU Islands
New Caledonia
Vacouver
Victoria
Hawaii
Japan
Korea
China
Phillppine Islands
San Francisco
Tahiti
Manquesas Islands
Tose Hare
Pers & Martonza
Milla
New Zealand
Samoa
Hal Way
Fia Islands
Citms
Venthem
Parcela-Post Mala
Philippine Islands
Vancouver
Vistoria
San Francises
Cal
Praviova
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Postmaater
Rock Island Controls Alton Directors at Annual Meeting
In Chicago at the annual Chicago and Alton Railroad meeting J H Moore D G Reid and Robert Mather were elected directors replacing Winston Chappelle and Mortimer L Schiff. Rock Island interests hold 355000 of 380000 shares. Old officers re elected and no staff changes planned next year. A shareholder protested a resolution sanctioning executive committee work. Year ended June 20 showed gross receipts 11425853, up 1254701. operating expenses 750460, up 890444. net receipts 890123 up 455356.
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Chicago
Ohi
Chicago and Alton Railroad
J. H. Moore
D. G Reid
Robert Mather
F. . Winston
C.T. Chappalle
Mortimer L. Shhiff
Rock Island
Julius A. Johnson
Executive Committee
Diretore
Alton
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Washington Stock Exchings
Salon Clorley Hil
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Tel
Ulm Asn
Amnerty Wottun
Atwerteap Collva UU
America Express
Avo Ang Aig
Amara Lee
Mike
Ponta
Touts
Consolidated Gas
Delawere
Denver
Ito Crance i
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Andy
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Lovie Buothweer
Toledost
Losne
Dr. King
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Atchison Adjustmant
Audote
Baltimore
Ohie
Central of Georgia
Contrat
Consolidated Tabacco
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Southern Colorado
Bio Grande
Henda
Fort Worth
Hocking Valley
Loylerie
Minneapolia
Kansan
Kanaan
Ete
National Railroad of
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New York Central Generail
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Nowbherm Pacific
Northern Pacific & Tay Norfolk and Westra
Perth
Pennsylvanie
General
Bt. Loute
Washington Stock Exchange
Cabias
Abtosgo
Ted
Helfere
Mog
Athre Peek
Treasury
National Bank
Chicago Board of Trade
Jeouury
Yentarday
Murprive
Noida
Yeading
Keara
Wall Street
South
Mdg
Gross
Sal . Brock
Galventon
Nortol
Baltima Naminah
Bowton
Wilmington
Seeevee
Savannah
Augusta
Towalay
Urea
Iain
Continent
Consolidated
Great Britain
Uinent
Congorts
Chicago Grain
Agnew
Affleck
Pa.ave
NEW York Grain
Weekly Crop Report
Jenifer Building
Barnard & Mark
T Union Trust
F St
the National Metropolitan Bank
Washington, D
United States Depository
THE
Traders National Bank
10Th St
Pa. Ave
Ralph W. Lee
G Street
N. W
Association
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
F . Ow
John Jot Edgon
Ellis Spear
Geo. W. Casilbar
W. Pren
Frank P. Regside
B. H. Warner CO
F Street Nw
Cone
Home Savings Bank
7Th, K, and
Mase. Ave
Mutual Life Insurance
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
Cornhreth ST
Av Capital
Paya
Durgar-proat Varits
Tete Ar
Triates, &A
Ernation Banking
Wade & Heddes
Merry Com, Co
Philadelphis
Washington Loan and Trust
J. Z. Bates
Wrebington Loan and Trust
Martin Brand
St. J. W
Continental Fire Insurance Company
National Fire Insurance Company
Pittsburg
Valle
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Thia
Sohn Joy Edson
John A. Swope
Andrew Parker
Harry Q. Meem
Thomas Bradley
Riges National Bank
Arts Direct
Lewis
Anson & CO
ORE & Schley
George HW Harries
LG Kimpal
Wilton J Lambert
A. SE Tahrog
Theo W Noyes
JH Walston
Jehu Bi
Sleman
K F O H. Smith
Quer Smith
N Waters
Woodward Commerce
Union Savings Bank Bond Bldg
14Th and
N.Y. Ave
Crain
Ton
Ferry Commission Co
Chesle
Plorade Building
Pho
Spenge
W.b.hibss & Co., Bankers and Brokers
Legal Claims Company
Louisiana Avenue
Om Real Eatato
Hemikell & McLeran
New York Telephone
East TH
R. Lappin
Seventh St. N. W
Cor. F
Commission
Streli Nw
U. S
Simpson Company
E. E. Simpson
F St. N. W
Grain
Colton
Walter Labaree & Co
Broadway
Havenner & Kennedy
the Stock, Grain, and Provision Co
Wall St
Loring Wires
Frederik H
Smart Ex Argament, &c
Evers
Warder
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Co
E Street N. W
Wational Loan and Irvestment
Necor
Imh and
Gats
Os Firniture Pianos &C
Withea Rem
Ike Cy
Toa
Potomag Guarantee Loan CO
Sonal Property
E. Capital Loan Co
Giof Street
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