London Stocks Rally Amid London Rise Rumors in Market
New York stock trade today showed heavier prices with London selling dampening activity. American Locomotive led the rise as general imports and exports data for September and nine months revealed a smaller trade surplus, flagging shifts for wheat and cotton later in the season.
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Sterling Exchange
Allegheny
London
Atlantic
American Hide and Leather Company
New York Bond Market Supreme Effort on Constipation Cure?
Advertisement states a humorous claim that a "supreme effort" in a bond market piece cures constipation biliousness and similar ailments using Dr. King's New Life Pills. It directs readers to buy at druggists.
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Dr. King
Wall Street Gossip on American Locomotive and peers
The Waslington Port service reports on the retirement of Joseph Heardley from American Technofive and the ensuing stock moves in American Locomotive, Union Pacific, Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Amalgamated Copper, and Allied firms. Traders weigh dividend prospects, board changes, and rumored GE interest as railroad equipment demand and steel outputs rise.
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Chicago
American Locomotive Board
United States Steel Corporation
General Electric Company
Wall Street
Burtington
General Electric
Josing
Ie Distatters
New York
American Tobacco
Yorke
International Paper
Baltimore and Ohio
Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia 1St Inc
Iowa Central
Central of Georgia 24
Chesapeake and Ohio
Kansas City Southern
New Rae
Asten
Kansas City Southern Ptd
Burlington and Quincy
New
Louisville
Nashville
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Pacific R. R
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Pacific Ico
Metropolitan Securities
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Loy
Litteage
Mexican Central
Colorado Industrial
Minn
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Pennsylvania
Faville
Neshville
People’s Gas
Mexican Central Manhattan Consol
Pitee
Lhstantie
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al Pressed Steel Car
Minneapola
St. Louia
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Amalgamated Copper
Bay
Eanee
American Expresa
Sloss
Sheffield Steemw
Low's
Tron Mountain
St. ‘Ang
St. Louie Sud
San Francisco Sq
Tata
Tennessis Coal and Iron
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Western
American Sugar Am Tobacco
Cettle
Texas and Pacific
Union Pacific Ns Se
Ansconda Mining Co
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Weate
Union Pacific
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Alton
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Pedra
Hoad
American Locomotive Company
Findnclny
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Boston
Long Island Railroad
Brooklyn
Local Stock Board Shows Broad Activity and Gains
Local exchanges continued to run with broad activity despite wider market weakness. Greene Copper rose while Washington Railway and Potomac Insurance saw mixed moves as 1904 gains boosted by strong deposits and a first anniversary for Commercial National Bank with profits about 12 percent on expanded capital.
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Sal Mergenthaler
Lanston
Greene Copper
Washington Railway Company
Preferred
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Washington Safe Deposit
Potomac Insurance
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John T. Arms
Europe
Mr. Arms
Lewis J. Davis
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Commercial National Bank
Washington Savings Bank
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Washington Stock Exchange closes with wide bid quotes
The Washington Stock Exchange yesterday posted closing bids across rail and utility shares led by Capital Traction and Washington Railway and Electric. Preferred and common shares showed varied prices with multiple bonds and trust stocks cited, including Metropolitan Railroad instruments and district bonds, reflecting active trading activity.
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Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric
Oey
Union Trust Company
Weabington Gan
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greane Copper
Washington Gan
Greene Copper
Washington Railway
Ina Electric
Washington Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad Ba
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacoatic and Potomac
Washington Railway and Electric de
Bristol Gee and Electric És
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company
Potomac Electric Light First Te
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Se
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Sate Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and
Central
Futmera and Mechanics
Columbia
Capitol
Traders
Lincoln
Riggs
Gnéurance Atocke
Ries
People’s
Commercial
Colonial
Real Watute
Columbia Title
Washington Tite
Chesapeake and Potomac
Washington Gas
Georgetown’ Ae
Lanaton Monotype
Greene
Washington Market
Worfolk
Washington Steamboat
Realty Approlal and Agency Company
New York Grain Market Steady on Locust Damage Bullish Force
Reports of locust damage in Argentina buoyed wheat traders who were mostly short, keeping the market firm throughout the day. Buffalo malting and feed prices varied while WHEAT as No. 2 red held around 91% at the elevator, with October and December futures showing modest gains amid steady corn and oats receipts and a strong cash demand.
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Buffalo
Duluth
Manitoba
Argentina
Argentina locusts and drought lift Chicago wheat market
Locust damage in Argentina and drought threats in India pushed Chicago wheat higher as trading closed. December futures rose amid early selling by brokers, with gains supported by cash wheat strength in the Northwest and renewed demand from shorts.
New York Money Market Report Oct 18 1900s
Money on call steady at 4 to 5 percent with bids around 4% and offers near 4%. Time money firm for sixty days at 4 1/2 percent, ninety days at 5 percent, six months about 4 1/2 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 5 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange strong with bankers bills at 4.640 and 4.645 for demand and 4.8266 to 4.8270 for sixty days. Commercial bills around 4 8 3/4 to 4 8 2/4 percent. Bar silver at 62 3/36. Mexican dollars at 47. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Livestock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Oct 18 reports show cattle and calves at New York markets with steady to weak demand. Cattle receipts 1 458 with western and native steers and cows varying in price. calves 1 888 head, veal and grassers mixed. sheep and hogs also ballpark figures. Chicago data lists cattle receipts 24 000, hogs 36 000, sheep 39 000, with market activity described as firm for sheep and mixed for others. Grant B. Schley of Moore and Schley announces affiliation with Northern Railway entity.
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Recelptz
Ariel Arent
Tampa
Chicago
Boeves
Grant B. Schley
Moore & Schley
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