Down on Liquidation Some Call in of Loans
A London Washington Post telegraph column notes stock market weakness stems from liquidation of speculative holdings. Bank reserves at year’s low, little relief in sight as money rates eased late, and large loans from institutions covered short contracts. Major declines hit American Smelting, Reading, Union Pacific, and others amid ongoing cotton and commodity shifts.
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Washington Post
New York
Dct
Europe
Atocka
Stock Exchange
American
American Car and Foundry
Reading
Canadian Pacific
Louisville and Nashville
Southern Pacific
American Locomotive
Erie
Union Pacific
Sterling Exchange
Paris
Berlin
London
Uni
St. Louis
Ramaey
Ton
Ayered
New York Bond Market Ends Mixed Amid Rail and Oil Declines
Closing quotes show varied activity with Salee Washington Railway and Electric listed around 9144 and 1060 at 14, alongside Amalgamated Copper and American Cotton Oil among others. Notable bids include Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 4m, and American Ice Securities with National Safe Deposit and Trust at 192%. Multiple railroad bonds and utilities move within narrow ranges as traders digest market shifts.
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New York
Salee
Washington Railay and Electric
Adama Wxpreas
Ceescecees Cieees Eeene Neees
Pital Traction
Amalgamated Copper
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Gar and Foundry
American Ice Securities
National Soff Deposit and ‘Trust
National Metropolitan Citizens Bank
Merican Jornotive
American Locomotive
Tigig
Washington Gas
Sim
Smelt’s and Refining
Esller
American & and R
Greene Copper
American Lugar Refining
Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Baltimore and Ohio
Capital Traction Railroad
NGI
Metropolitan Railroad Ga
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Metropolitan Railroad
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad Ga
Anaerstia and Fotomados
Washington Railway and Mhectric da
Bristol Gas and Electric
Washington Gas Company
Weahington Gas Company
United States Electric
United States
Colorado
Southern
Cela
Potomac Ehlectric Light
Norfolk Consolidated Gaa
Washington Steamboat Fa
American Security and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Trust Company
Washington Savings Bank
Jey
Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Capitel Traction
Washington Sale and Electric Common
Bristol Gas and Wiectris
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
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International Paper
International Pump
Kanuna City
Kansas City
Louisville
Nadville
Manhattan
Metropolitan Securities
Metropolitan Street Bay Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Republic Steel Pr
Rock Island Co
Rock Island TB
St. Land
San F
St. Louis Southwestern
L. Southwestern Pfa
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Pfd CO
Tennessee Coal and Tron
Tera and Pacific
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West
Toledo
Lend W
Pfa
Union Pacific
Union Pacihc
United States Xpress
United States Rubber
United States Beel
United States Steel
Carolina Chemfail
Carolina Chem
Wabash
Wella-Fargo
Fixpreas
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Wheeling and Laks Exie
Wirconsin
Wisconsin Central
Daily Cotton Report Key U S Stocks and Rates
The Daily Cotton Report lists American Tobacco and various railroad bonds with certificates and 4s to 6s, including Atchison, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Northern Pacific, and Union Pacific. It notes New York and surrounding market quotes, money rates, Sterling exchange, and government and railroad bonds. It also mentions Dr Agney's Catarrhal Powder and lists local clerks endorsing it.
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American Tobacco
Atchigon General
Atchigon Adjustment Atlantic Coast Line
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy New
Chicago, RI and Pacific Railroads
Chicago, R. I. and Pacific Railroad Act
St Louis General
Citesgo
Colorado
Colorado Ind
Colorado Midland
Galorado
Southern Cubans
Denver
Northern Pacific Fe
Norfolk and Western
Consol
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Reading
Louis Southwestern Con
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Ba Teuas
Pacific
Toledo
St Louis and Western
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Wabash Debonturs
Western Maryland
Wheeling and Lake Eris
Wisconsin Central
W. B. Hibbs & A Co. Bankers and Brokers
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Chico Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
U. S
Wang
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Dilin
Yates
Wall Street Gossip on Southern Pacific and Market Sentiment
Special to The Washington Fest outlines dissatisfaction with weaker investors in Southern Pacific and hints at a future reshaping of holdings. It notes earnings improvements supporting price stability, discusses money market expectations, and reports on Reading stock trading but warns of volatility and potential distribution of surplus by major insiders including Vanderbilts and W Seward Webb.
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Southern Pacific
Sain
Serigun
Amelon
Pullman
Vanderbilts
W. Seward Webb
R Tisen
Eee
George H. Hall
Kimban
Willam
King
Wilton J. Lambert
A. M. Lethrop
Theo W. Noyes
J. H. Releton
John B. Aleman, Jr
F. H. Smith
BE. Quincy Smith
EF. WN. Waters
W. Woodward
M. M. Moffitt
Union Savings Bank
Bond
N. Y. Ave
Arthur Wall, Lynn, Wall & Co
F Street
Adams Building
New York cotton market ends near day’s lows
New York cotton closed at the day’s low after a weak session. Early gains from higher futures and Gulf coast distress gave way to aggressive bear pressure, with prices slipping 2 to 22 points from morning highs. Census distribution data drew notable attention.
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New York
Gulf Coast
Wall Street
Vttte
Egg markets vary across regions and grades
Local butter and eggs prices show strong demand with premiums above quotations. Regional figures cover nearby Virginia, West Virginia, Southwest Virginia, Tennessee, and North Carolina with several price points for creamery, process, fancy, fair to good and store packed orders.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Weater
Ted
Ihr Weel Era Factory
Washington Railway stock shows varied demand in late session
Bargain courtier moved buyers to bid across Washington Railway common stock with quantities supplied as fast as ready. Prices drifted from 43 1/2 to 42 3/4 with bids hovering near 42 1/2. allowances for large blocks were slow and often distant from selling price. Bonds and other bank stocks traded modestly amid a general market lull.
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Washington Railway
Aeller
Greene Copper
Washington Railway Company
New York Produce Prices and Market Report
New York markets show mixed receipts across dairy poultry flour and oils with Creamery and State prices firming or steady. Hides wool copper tin and iron see varied moves with London sessions noting sharp tin declines and local tonnage firm on some metals.
Car Shortage in West Forces Railroads to Rush Orders
Railroads rush heavy orders for equipment as commerce booms and grain needs strain Chicago. Officials warn car shortages could disrupt traffic and some lines report needing 2 000 to 3 000 grain cars beyond current supply, with one road admitting a shortfall near 1 000 cars.
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Chicago
Sully Urges Holding Cotton To Press Prices in North Carolina
Daniel J. Sully arrived in Raleigh and will address county farmers tomorrow at noon on holding cotton for higher prices. He called the government and Weather Bureau reports misleading and said the South could dictate prices by withholding cotton 15 to 30 days. He claimed the 71.2 and 71.3 figures killed around 90.9 million dollars for the South and argued that 12 cents would be fair if buyers faced the risk. He noted few bears on Wall Street and that big investors favor cotton today.
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Daniel J. Sully
Washington
H.C
Raleigh
Mornita
Weather Bureau Department
South
Wall Street
Fraud charge against Bank of Alamosa owners in stock scheme
Alamosa Colorado. Bohiffe r Brothers owners of the suspended Bank of Alamosa are accused of fraud in selling stock of a cattle company they formed. The 100000 share issue, 41000 sold to William and Frank Adams, were claimed to be fraudulent. The Dunn estate and Alva Adams are tied to the stock. Frank Adams says Thatcher’s stock is worthless. One owner jailed, the other sought under warrant.
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Alamosa
Colo
Denver
Bohiffer Brothers
Bank of Alamosa
William Adams
Frank Adams
Errov
Alva Adams
Dunn Estate
del Norte
Bchiffers
Dunn
Stovk
J. A. Thatcher
Walent
Fist National Bank of
Ueblo
New York Grain Market Reports Widespread Wheat Rally
New York grain notes show a broad wheat advance amid strong English cables and cash demand. Barley and corn receipts and futures activity are detailed with spot and futures quotes for No 3 red, No 1 Northern, and Manitoba. Oats receipts and exports are listed with grading ranges and weights.
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New York
R&r
Barlen
Rereipta
Ty Affet
Duluth
O& B
Manitoba
O. B
Wheat and corn rise as Northwest rain boosts demand
Chicago grain markets gain strength on Monday with wheat advancing to the 85 1/2 level on December delivery amid rain in Iowa, Nebraska, and Kansas. Corn moves higher as demand remains active with reports of a failed Russian crop and firm US cash markets. Provisions stay nearly unchanged as traders await tomorrow’s receipts and hogs trading.
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New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Heachange
Chicago Board of Trade
BDA
Januaty Ss. Evecseee
UD KdPigo
Varibus
Canada
Liverpool
United States
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Odeasa
Shorts
Commission Houses
Live Stock Markets Across Markets Report Mixed Cattle and Calf Trends
New York markets show sparse trade due to Jewish holiday with cattle steady to higher on limited supply and cows steady. calves gain 0 to 6 with Indiana calves at 4.00 to 6.75. Sheep and lambs trend steady to higher with fair to prime lambs 18 to 26, steady western vitals. Baltimore reports weekly receipts and price ranges. hogs weaker to 10.15 lower with overall steady to moderate demand. calves steady with 420 head for week. Market summaries from other regions note mixed receipts and price activity across cattle hogs sheep and calves.
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Liverpool
London
Tve
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Agato
Jay
Grain futures report from Baltimore on Oct 9
BALTIMORE MARKINS reports steady flour with 6,177 barrels received and firmer wheat with spot and contract prices. Notices show futures for No 3 red Western wheat and various month bids while receipts total 11,073 bushels. Core prices mention firmer markets for corn with multiple month bids and steamer delivery notes.
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Baltimore
Market Prices Report for Grains and Dairy Goods
Mixed receipts total 10 892 bushels Southern white corn 9 1 Southern yellow corn 597961 oats firm No 3 white 8d4 84 No 8 whites 324 P81% No B mixed 82 8244 reosipta 56 859 bushels Ry firm No £ Western 69 69% export TQ 74 domestic receipts 9 523 bushels Hay steady No 1 timothy 15 00 No 1 clover mixed 12.00 12.80 Grain freights firm steam to Liverpool per bushel 24 October Cork for offers per quarter 8s December January Butter steady and unchanged fancy imitation 19 90 fancy creamery 22 22% fancy ladle 18 19 store packed 16 16 Eggs firm and unchanged 21 Cheese steady and unchanged large 1% medium 12% small if Sugar steady and unchanged coarse granulated 5 fine 5
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Oct. C
Butthe
Pennsylvania
Rosin Quist
Rio
Maine
Long Island
State
Jersey
Southern
London
Wea Jower
Lake
Statlard Foundry
Northern
Norther
Foundry
Foundry Southern
Liverpool
Cork
Secutor Asks Acquittal In James Peyton Trial
Justice Wright presided as the case of James Peyton for assault with a dangerous weapon concluded with the assistant district attorney asking for acquittal. He stated the evidence was insufficient to justify a jury verdict and the judge instructed the jury to acquit Peyton.
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James Peyton
Wright
Turner
White man on trial for complicity in Fidelity Trust swindle
Alonzo J. White, indicted with Joseph Boothman and Benjamin Hart, faced trial in Buffalo, New York, on multiple counts of fraud connected to a forged check scheme against the Fidelity Trust Company. Six indictments charged each man with deceiving funds raised from 81 to 9,000 dollars to obtain 760 dollars from the trust.
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Buffalo Trust Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Alonzo J. Whiteman
Joseph Boothman
Benjamin Hart
Fidelity Trust Company
Whiteman
Fidelity Trust County
Quarantine Detains Slavonia Over Cholera Rumor
Rumor of Russians from cholera districts entering the United States leads to the detention of the steamer Slavonia for over two hours on arrival. One thousand nine hundred eighty three steerage passengers are examined, six sent to Hoffman Island for further blood tests. Reading Company stockholders reelect board after adjourned meeting.
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Inurops
United States
Slavonia
Hoffman Island
Reading
Philadelphia
Reading Company
Philadelphia and Reading Hallway Company
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
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