Prices rise on steel and coal shares in unsettled market
New high for Delaware Lackawanna and Western-Steel. coal stocks firm amid rumors of back dividends. Stocks show early weakness from European markets but recover later. Wabash and associated bonds buoyed by perceived favorable management moves. Money markets inch lower after large subtreasury gains, cotton finances in focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna
Western—Steel
Gaim
Washington Post
New York
Berlin
Paris
Amsterdam
Sterling Exchange
London
Bank of England
Tate
Stock Exchange
United States Steel and
Republic Steel and Iron
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Delaware and Hudson
Reading
Gould Party
Ramsey
Gransby Minny Company
Canadian Northwest
New Orleans
Chicago
Julius Kruttschnitt
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Lackawanna
Delaware
Hudson
Jersey Central
Lehigh Valley
Coxe Properties
Wall Street Gossip on Wabash B and Union Pacific moves
The column surveys stock market chatter from New York on Wabash B debentures, Union Pacific earnings and dividend expectations, and potential shifts in Repub lic Iron and Steel management. It notes cautious optimism for coal and railroad shares, with emphasis on credit, distributions, and money rates shaping 1905 outlooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Union Pacifi
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Northern Securities
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Pfd
Ae cc
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Texas and
Pacfic
Toledo
St L
West
Bt L
W. Pfd
Union Pacife Ptd
United Statea Express
Sebo
United States Qealty
United States Rubber
New York Money and Bond Market Report
New York on Oct 18 shows money on call firm at 1 percent with closing bids and offers around 3 to 4. Time money for sixty days at 6, ninety days at 8, and ate months at 1K5. Mercantile paper remains dull with rates at 5 percent for indisposed bills and prime commercial paper at 6 percent. Stering exchange rates listed for sixty days 4874 and 4.5 percent 45 with demand at 4860 5. Cable rates 4 s5d0g 4.8085. Commercial dills at 4.81% 474.8244. Bar silver 6 24 18 percent, Mexican dollars 47% O19. Archive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fim
Mercantile
Stering Exchange Cloned Ag
Baltimore Markets Report Shows Mixed Grain Prices and Activity
Market notes from Baltimore on October 10 report firmer prices in rye and corn while wheat and flour show varied bid levels. Receipts total over 104000 bushels with exports around 50000 bushels, along with steady hay and dairy quotes including no change for butter and cheese at current levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Western
Southern
Sagan
Timothy
Elayer
Liverpool
Ida
Cork
Janary
Live Stock Markets Report from New York Oct 16
Receipts for cattle, calves, sheep and hogs show demand and price movement. Beefs steady to slightly lower with native and western steers quoted around 4.60 to 6.80, cows 1.30 to 75, bulls up to 4.00, while dressed beef fluctuates. Hogs and lambs mixed, with rates for city and country dressed calves and veals noted. volume totals listed for cattle, sheep, and pigs amid a busy market day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cablex
Canada Lambs
Pennsylvania
Chicags
Laoan
Hulle
Bode Rossy
Lamba
Trust Stocks Rally as National Safe Deposit Leads Markets
Stock traders show continued appetite for trust shares with strong demand lifting National Safe Deposit to 1937-8 and offering 195 for blocks of 100 to 1.00 shares. Metropolitan Citizens Bank draws 350 for 50 shares while Washington Railway experiences mixed moves between its preferred and common stock amid broad losses in bonds. Bank history notes mark centennial near for Bank of Washington and Farmers and Mechanics and trace Metropolitan’s lineage to 1814.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Board
National Safe Deposit
Metropolitan Citizens Bank
Washington Railway Company
American Bankers' Association
Charles ©. Howe
Bank of Washington
Farmers and Mechanics
Bank of Metropolis
National Metropolitan
National Bank
Citizens
Washington and Electric shares and bonds close mixed after trading
Trading on yesterday's stock exchange featured quotes for Washington Railway and Electric common at 43 percent and preferred at 92 percent. Other issues included National Safe Deposit and Trust at 198 percent and various district bonds. Several bank and railroad stocks also moved, with prices listed for Metropolitan Citizens Bank, American Security and Trust, and Capital Traction among others.
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Washington Railway and Electric
Chesapeake and Telephone
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Railway and Electric Common
National Metropclitan Citizens Bank
Linetop
Greene Copper
Washington Railway and Eiectric
Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad
Montropolitan Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Columbian Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad Bs
Anacostia and Potomac Ba
Bristol Gas and Electric
Washington Gas Company A
Washington Gas Company
Infected News
United States Electric Light
United States
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company
Fotomda Electric Light Si
Nortols and
Washington Steamboat
Rafe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Trust Company
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Capital Traction
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan Citizens
Center
Farmers and Mechanics
Second
Columbia
Capital
American
Lincoln
Riggs
Insurance stecks—Firemen's
Franklin
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Potomac
Artington
National Union
People’s
Commerceial
Colonial
Columbia Tithe
Washington
Cheanpeake
Washington and Potomac
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Tyna Machine
Mergenthaler Linatype
Lanston Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copper
Woshington
Norfolk and Washington
Convinced by Testimony Mrs Benz Proclaims Cure
Mrs Benz of New York reports relief from catarrh after using Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder. She purchased two bottles and claims an absolute cure in a short time. The product is sold by Stone & Poole and O’Donnell’s at multiple D C locations.
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Benz
BE. Strst
New York
Dr. Agnew
Stone & Poole
Pa. Ave. Nw
O'donnell’s
F St. Nw
Pa. Ave. Se
Mats
Wheat and corn markets show steady tone amid strong flour demand
Wheat futures rose slightly as breadstuff demand remained firm and bull support persisted. December contracts closed strong. primary receipts reached 1,829,000 bushels, with Minnesota, Duluth, and Chicago reporting higher car counts. Corn stayed steady despite bearish pressure from increased movement expectations, aided by active demand from a leading bull and steady protein market. Provisions held firm on fair January demand and moderate packer buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Eseston
Bull Tender
Northwest
Minnneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Sitergih
New York Produce Market Report October Prices and Rates
Butter and cheese prices mixed as receipts rise in New York. Egg values hold steady with quality white and nearby stocks cited. flour and various flours firm. Leather, wool, and beef show steady or quiet activity while metals shift with London tin gains and copper strengthening. Freight rates to Liverpool and regional potato and cabbage values noted amid ongoing market steadiness.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Cordova
Liverpool
Erin
Maine
Long Island
State
Jersey
London
Benco
Standard
Bis
Cleveland
Efsted
Foundry
Northern
Foundry Northern
Southern
New York Grain Markets Mixed With Wheat Rise and Corn Drop
New York grain reports quiet buckwheat and rye are steady while wheat rises on strong cash demand and tight supply. Receipts total 161100 bushels with futures mixed. corn and oats show active trading and varied prices amid larger arrivals and steady to weaker tone. Risk and timing influence remain as the market balances cash demand against supply expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Chicago
Bootenay
New York Cotton Struggles to New Seasonal Low
The New York cotton market ended the day near session lows with a net decline of about 10 to 11 points. Sales were light, around 25,000 bales, as weak opening and bear pressure dominated amid liquidation. Reports suggested firmer interior holdings but scant demand and expectations of higher tomorrow receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orleans
Ixporta
Louisville Bank Reopens After Closure
Louisville Ky October 16 The Western National Bank which was closed several weeks ago by the Comptroller’s office reopened for business today under favorable auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Bank
Louisville
Western National Bank
Comptroller’s Office
Rock Island Earnings Show 1906 Figures Decline
Chicago report details annual results for the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway for the year ended June 30 with mileage 7,281 and total income about 14.5 million dollars. Net earnings reach 12.99 million. dividends paid 4.68 million while surplus for dividends drops over the prior year by 1.3 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
New York
Rock Island Company
New Jersey
W. L. Hine
George G. McMurtry
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company
Three millions for rails on Baltimore and Ohio line
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will place a large order for rails next year totaling 71,090 tons at $28 per ton, costing about $2,988,000. The plan accelerates replacement across the main line with 8-pound rails, including 5,000 tons of 100-pound rails for track between Philadelphia and Washington to improve roadway quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington Post
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Washington
Japanese loan balance paid by Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co bankers paid the balance due the Japanese government on the loan floated last July. The total borrowed was 150 million dollars, with a third issued in the United States. Two calls for 6 percent had reduced the remaining due, but many subscribers paid early, so about 17 million dollars was transferred today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
New York
United States
Rio Grande Southern reelects old directors at annual meeting
At the Rio Grande Southern Railroad annual meeting in Denver on October 16 the old directors were re elected. The Denver and Rio Grande reported the greatest percentage increase in earnings among U S railroads from July 1 to October 7. Earnings rose to 5 217 200 dollars from 4 556 600 dollars the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Denver
Celo
Rio Grande Southern Railroad Company
Denver and Rio Grande
Fixed deposit rates appeal to estates and trustees nationwide
Financial notice touts generous security from large capital and surplus and invites Trustees of Estates, Treasurers of Companies, Religious Organizations, and Charitable Societies to apply for particulars of rates. It emphasizes safe favorable income and investment waiting funds with rates available on application.
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Prige
Europe
Wall Street
Wabash B's
Marke
George Gould
Gould
Repubblic Iron and Steel
Republic’ Iron and Steel Common
United States Steel Common
NEW York Stock Market
Adams Express
Am Car and Foundry
American Cotton Oil
American Tee Securition
Atchiaon
Aimericuan
Atlantic Coit Line
Msna
Baltimore and
Ohl
Beltimora
Central
Qrurgta
Central of Georgia
Tobacco
Curth
Anaconda Mining Co
Aly
Chesapeake
Ollo
Atehinon
Alon
Chicago Durlhocher and Quines New
Atchison Pfa
Atlantic Coast Line
Chicago N
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chicago Terminal
Canadian Pacific Ki
Colorado
Colorado Midland
Sougherr
Cuba
Altonca
Rio Grande
Chicago and
Alton
Fort Worth
Detver
Mil
St P
Hockluz Valley
Japan
Serton
St Loui
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Louiesie
Nashville
Colo
South
Manhattan
Minneagol's
St Louie
Kansas
Texas
del Lack and
Missouri Kansas and
Texan
Natioral Mailroad of
Mexico
Rio G
Northern Pac Fe
Erie
Nortolle
General Electric Pe
Hocking Valleya
Klineig Central
Reading General
Louls
International Paper
Loula
San Francisco Fe
International Pump
Rt Lowis Sr Vhwestern Con
Seaboard Ir Line
Iowa Central
Eivihem Pacific
Coy &T Routhern
Kansas City Sothern
Texan and Pacific
Kansas City Southern
St Louis
Boulsville and
Union Pacifics
Manhattan Ts
al My
Metropolitan Street Ray
United States Steel
Mexican Central
Turk Minn
St Louisa
Wabash Debesture
M. St P
Ste. M
BIG Western
Maryland
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Assex Mo
New York Central
Ontario
Norfolk and Western
Pacific Mall
Penniahass
St le Sane
Preveca Steel
Puthanna Palace
Pia
Republic Steel
Bo Republic
Local Financial
Friends of
Lanston
Gas and Mergenthaler
The
Bank of North America
Chicago Grain
Wi B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
mAaeege Bea
NEW York Grain
W. B. Hibba & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Marewt
Galveston
Charleston
Wilmington
Boston
Houston
Hay
Memphis
SUD
Lou Quiet
Great Britain
France
Rock Island
Prospero
International Banking Corporation
G Street
N. W
D.C
National Safe Deposit, Savings & Trust Co
Cor. 15Th
New York Ave
Washington Savings Bank Cor
12Th and & Ste. N. W Capital
lone “ HEIGELL @ McLERAN
W. B. Hibbs & CO
Wgigh
New York Stock Exchanges
Chicago Board of Funds
Fisk & Robinson Bankers
Cedar Street
State Street
Sereet N. W
U. S
Etters of Credit
Exchange
National Riggs Bank Pa
U. S. Treasury
Washington Loan & Trust Co
F Sts
Edson
Thomas Bradley
oeMirpadurar
Treaster Real Estate
Ioan
Joana
Swartzell, Rheem , Hensey Co
Warnar
American Express CO
FORD
Traders National Bank
Chesley & Spence
Main Smith and
Alvin M. Lothrop
B. Quincy Smith
Sein
PTO
Aleman, Jr
G. O. ‘Waleon
Manan
Bevings Eee
Bond
14Th & N
Arthur Wall
Lynn, Wall & Co
Stock Brokers
Adams Building
George J. Easterday
Washington Block Exchange
H.W
F. H. Smith Co
N.Y. Ave
Lewis Johnson & G Co
N.W
Traneuct General Banking
Halle & Stieglitz
Broad St
New York Stock
Hunter Doll
Surety Loan Company
Warder
Mutual Bean and Trust Gc
Building and Loans Association
Pian
National Mortgage Loan Company
Citizens Eer" CO
Commercial Bank
National Loan and Investment Co
N. E. Gov
Lena
Metropolitan Loan & Trust Co
Bos E Street
Capital Loan Co
FN. W
Potomac Guarantee Loan
Atlantic Warning
Rveme
Pe Pega
Tolman
Ronm
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