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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1906

Page

9

Amalgamated Copper dividend sparks limited market activity

New York reports a cautious trading day before Amalgamated Copper’s quarterly dividend of 1 1/2 per cent plus a 1/4 per cent extra. Dealers waited on policy, with stock movements and profits muted as money rates slowly firmed and funds flowed to Canada and the South. Strong local utilities and municipal franchises supported some gains, while larger steel and rail names showed limited impact amid broader caution. The Wilmot Central Railway’s annual meeting hinted at Union Pacific linkage.

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New York and Boston Markets Patchwork Report

Market notes show mixed activity in bonds and currencies with irregular Sterling bids and Treasury prints. Equity and commodity sections track wheat, corn, oats futures, and live hogs rallying on demand and weather signals amid wrap of international quotes and local receipts.

New York Grain Market Mixed with Rises and Declines

NY grain prices show gains in early wheat on strong cables and Argentine demand, then ease after damage reports. Wheat May 947-189 HY to 189, December 1144p8% to 82%. Corn spot firm with No 2 at 5l elevator, No 2 Yellow 65% fob. Tin market softer in London with copper and zinc down. local market steady to firm on some grades.

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Wall Street Gossip on Rail Alliances and Copper Market

The piece discusses Illinois Central's potential alliance with Union Pacific and Baltimore and Ohio, claiming it would raise state revenue and boost Illinois Central earnings. It notes Amalgamated Copper stock activity, large trading crowds, and a major seller moving 10,000 shares of Union Pacific and Southern Pacific amid uncertain near term profits.

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Baltimore Markets Report on Grain and Produce Prices

Baltimore markets report steady and mixed prices across flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, and hay. Grain contracts and receipts are listed with futures and monthly terms, while freight rates and butter margins show modest changes amidst a fluctuating market.

Local Market Summary and Stock Movements

Harahan loyal to fish market notes and steady prices. Mergenthaler trading at 207, close at 205 1/2. Mitchel Mining dull with two small lots traded at 63-8 and 61-2. Columbia National Book sale rare at 298, bid at 298 but no extra stock offered. Union Trust 10-share lot sold at 16 1/2. Columbia Railroads bond issue active at 109 3/4. American Graphophone Company declares 12 1/2 percent preferred dividend payable November 16. Washington Loan and Trust Company declares 11 3/4 percent quarterly dividend payable November 1.

Columbia National Book Columbia Railroads American Graphophone Company Columbus Railroad Thay Capital Traction Wanhington Railway Elsotrle Common Washington Railway BOK Robin Norfolk Washington Breamboat Stock Exchange Philippine Land Purchase Columbia Railroad Metropolitan Railroad Ga Matrapolitan Railroad Washington Railway and Electric 4A Miccellansons Bonds United States Efectrie Light Adcentura Improvement Norfolk Washington Washington Cox Georgetown Gan Cherapeake Potomac Telephone Struke Mergenthater Linotype Lanston Monotype Greene Copper Mitchell Mining Company Amatican Capital Central National City Columbia Commercial Farmers and Mechanics Lincoln Metropolitan Riggs Secon Trust Amnrican Broarlty and Trust National Safe Repoalt and Trust Unles Trust Company Washington Lead and Rusty Savings Bank Home Walon Savings Bank Washington Savings Bank Aringtom Commercial, & Corcoran Fentich's Franklin Nations Union Potoman BE Security Borage Company Washington Market Campbell-Hudson Co Edward D. Easton District of Columbia Hemukel & Moleran

Washington Stock Exchange Trading Snapshot of Bonds and Stocks

The Washington Stock Exchange reports bids and closes for rails, utilities, banks, and mining issues. Highlights include Capital Traction bonds, Washington Railway and Electric stocks, Norfolk and Washington steamboat, and several national banks with prices and yields.

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Cattle and Hogs Markets Mixed in Oceanic Trading

New York dairy and livestock prices show receipts and demand varying across beef veal calf and lamb sectors. Texas beef and western calves dull, sheep and lambs lower, hogs buoyed by large receipts. Chicago reports mixed cattle and hog trends as leadership battles unfold at railroad board.

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Washington Market Egg Butter Cheese and Produce Prices

The Washington market lists egg prices across grades and regions with Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, and West Virginia figures. Butter prices rise with creamery and Western firsts noted. cheese shows state factory increases. live poultry receipts steady with turkey demand, varied weights and per pound rates. Vegetables show steady Irish potatoes, home-grown spuds, and onions. fruit prices include apples, grapefruits, pineapples, quinces, pears with barrel and box pricing. Chestnuts remain active at a per-pound rate.

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Washington Cattle Market Update Amid Steady Demand

The Washington cattle market shows steady demand for graded cattle with strong hog activity and firm fat sheep. Calf prices remain resilient, with prime cows and dressed meats listed. ranges reflect varying weights and carcass qualities across prime, medium, and old categories.

Bonaparte Urges Vallejo Cleanup Over Civic Evils

Secretary Bonaparte wrote Vallejo California's mayor about alleged excessive liquor licenses and immoral practices in saloons. He notes protests reaching the Navy Department and warns that if evils persist the department may take action similar to that used in another Pacific coast city, including cutting naval ship use at the yard.

Bonaparte Vallejo Cal Forbes H. Brown Navy Department Pacific Coast Department Navy Yard

Smugglers Promote Dissension in Santo Domingo

State Department reports describe smugglers as chief promoters of political dissension in Santo Domingo amid unrest. The text notes U S prudence in customs collection at Dominican ports and mentions months of friction with revolutionary leaders and no customs officers killed recently.

Santo Domingo State Department Little Republic United States Dominican Styler

Red Skins Seek Return to Old Homelands Before Taft

Apaches from Indian Territory wait in Secretary of War’s reception room seeking permission to return to New Mexico. Alfred Chatto and two others travel to Washington to plead for removal of the POW stigma and to reclaim lands near the Gila River. They hope a presidential pardon proves they are no longer prisoners.

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Railway Men Adjourn at Convention Pick Milwaukee Next

The Railway Signal Men's Association selected Milwaukee as the site for the next convention at its latest meeting in New Wizard yesterday. They expect Washington to host the 1909 gathering, with Cleveland as a backup. Morning sessions adopted relay specifications for automatic railroad signals and routine business was finished. Officers for the coming year were elected: J. A. Peabody president, A. Rudd senior vice president, L. R. Granson junior vice president, C. Ot Rosenberg secretary and treasurer, H. C. Hope, J. C. Mack, Morrison, A. R. Rayner and Bales as executive committee. Most delegates departed for home after a full day.

Milwaukee Railway Signal Men’s Association Washington Cleveland J. A. Peabody A. Rudd L. R. Granson C. Ot Rosenberg H. C. Hope J. C. Mack Morrison A. R. Rayner Bales

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