Railway Shares Rally As Market Recovers In New York
Moderate stock weakness in London and fears over Allegheny bank troubles weighed on early trade. President Roosevelt's Raleigh speech and hopes for regulated railways steadied sentiment. United States Steel and copper shares fluctuated but buying power absorbed declines. Bank of England reserve rise and easier money conditions aided a late market recovery with American Car and Foundry and locomotive stocks leading gains.
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New York
London
Enterprise National Bank
Allegheny
Roosevelt
Thomas W. Langon
United States Steel
Pennsylvania Bank
Raleigh
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Lawson
Boston
Amalgamated
Europe
Paris
Berlin
Bank of England
Bank of France
Hee Call
American Car and Foundry
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn
New York Bond Market and Stock Market Quotations
New York money on call steady at 4 1/2 to 5 percent. Time loans 60 and 90 days 4 1/2 percent. Six months 4 1/2. Prime mercantile paper 5 1/2 to 6 percent. Sterling exchange easy, closing strong. Bankers' bills 4.9640 to 4.877 for demand and day bills 4.825 to 4.827. Commercial bills 4 534? to 4 58%. Bar silver 62 1/2. Mexican dollars 47 4. Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Money Om
Time Tomas
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Easy
Bankers
Billaut
Livestock Market Report New York Oct 19
New York reports receipts of 208 sheep and 3,245 lambs with steady to weak demand. Calves and veals show mixed quotes from 4.75 to 9.25 per hundredweight, while steers and stockers move in the 3.60 to 6.35 range. Market activity varies by class with some declines in butcher grades and demand for heifers and calves noted.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Market Agendy
Asegembs Youthway
Lami
COMER
Wall Street Gossips on Erie and Allied Stocks
New York Oct 19 London sold Erie stock which the market absorbed as it rose from May levels. Strong sentiment followed improved Erie road and feeder plans, with dividends on the second preferred. General Electric gains linked to locomotive orders, and Republic Steel’s back dividend scheme drew attention. Amalgamated Copper and Amalgamated Copper subsidiaries eyed higher payouts amid steady earnings. Car and Foundry faces competitive pressure from rivals. the market remains cautious with manipulators active and a muted outlook among major financiers.
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New York
London
Erie
Wall Street
General Electric
General Electric Company
Republic Tron and Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Stock Exchange
Anaconda
Arkalgamated
Amalgamated
Lawson
Jacob Field
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
American Car and Foundry
Car and Foundry Company
American Locomotive Company
Standard Steel Car Company
Car and Foundry Common
United States Steel Common
Car and Foundry
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Luis Mining Company
George A Treadwell Mining Company
Luis
Treadwell
Sors Ag
SAN Luis Mining Company
Treasury
Myra B. Marden
William Street
Local stock market ends dull with slight losses and bank stock strength
The local stock market moved slowly with minimal trading and small losses. The Commercial National Bank stock stood out, rising from 185 to 157 by close, amid talk of a 6 percent dividend on January 1 and renewed demand from investors.
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Commercial National Bank
Washington Railway Company
Lanston
Mergenthaler
Hfe
Washington stock list and closing quotations for District of Columbia bonds
Closing bid quotations from yesterday show Washington Railway and Electric preferred and common across multiple price points, ties to District of Columbia bonds and various railroad and utility stocks. Listed are prices for Washington Gas, Mergenthaler, Lanston, and many miscellaneous bonds and trust stocks, with figures for Metropolitan Railroad, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, and other local entities.
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Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Commercial National
Washington Gas
Mergenthiler
Lanston
Washington Hallway
Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Fotomac
Washington, Railway and Electric da
Bristol Gag
Washington Gas Company
Washington Gag Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company Int Fa
Potomag Electric Light
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Ba
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Onion Trust Company
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Mectric
Bristol Gas and Electric
National Bank Atoska
Cammergiah
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan
Central
Second
Columbia
Capital
American
Lincoln
Rizas
Inguranse
Firemen’s
Franklin
Corcoran
Potomac
Arlington
National Union
Riggs
People’s
Commercial
Colonial
Heal Estate
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac
Columbia Graphophone
Een Gensamineion Gan
Georgetown
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lenston Monotype
Greene Consolidated
Norfolk
Washing Steamboat
Baltimore Markets Cluttered Trade Reports and Frank Ads
Baltimore markets note erratic grain quotes with Corn and Wheat prices for spot and futures alongside large, noisy medical ad copy. The piece blends commodity figures with an aggressive promotional paragraph for Agnew's Catarrhal Powder and local shop mentions, reflecting crowded urban ad copy and mixed news.
Unclear Food Prices and Descriptions From Obscure OCR
Fragments of dairy and commodity terms appear, listing receipts, grades, and quotes for butter cheese and granulated sugar. The garbled text references Western exports, creamery products, and size categories with inconsistent figures and descriptors, offering no clear event or narrative.
New York Produce Prices and Market Report
New York stock and commodity notes show butter cheese eggs and poultry steady or unchanged. London copper tin and iron markets trend lower abroad while local copper lead and zinc quotes vary with quiet demand and nominal spot availability.
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New York
City Extra India
London
Standard Foundry
Cleveland Warranta
Foundry Northern
No. 1
Foundry Southern
No. 2
Chicago Grain Market Slumps On Wheat Weakness December
Fresh selling by many holders pushed the wheat market lower in Chicago with December futures ending near day lows at 1/2 to 1% down. Corn and oats followed wheat downward while provisions held near unchanged as forecasts of cool wet weather and large western movements weighed on futures.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Coxchange
Chicago Board
Chicago
Cora
Icusta
Sing
Liverpool
Minnéapolis
Duluth
Central West
Commission Hetsea
Wold
New York Grain Market Summary for Oct 19
New York reports dull buckwheat and steady rye with No 2 Western at 7 1/2 cents. Wheat receipts reach 117,000 bushels as spot remains easy, No 2 M ed 91 1/2 elevator, No 3 red 92 1/2 f. o. b. afloat. Liverpool wheat closes 4 1/2 cents lower amid Argentina supply and interior liquidation. Corn receipts 12,975 bushels, exports 632 bushels, No 2 steady at elevator. oats receipts 129,200 bushels with mixed stock and spot steady.
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New York
Buffalo
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Liverpool
Argentina
Interior
Cotton Market Steady After Early Setbacks
The cotton market opened firm on unsettled weather in the belt and lower Southwest temperatures. Prices firmed with a net advance of about 20 to 15 points as traders priced in tighter conditions, with an estimated 500,000 bales on the market and steady late support from speculative demand.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Btock Exchange
Chicago Board
New York
Spitom
Heach
Real Estate Firm Promises Quick Rentals in Inver
The F. H. Smith Co. Real Estate, Loans, Inver 1408 N.Y. Ave., Bond Bldg., advertises a large supply of vacant houses for rent. They claim a higher rental activity per office than any other agent in town and offer their services to property owners seeking quick tenants.
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F. H. Smith Co
N.Y. Ave
Washington Loan & Trust Con
Offics Cor
ITH and
F Sts
John Joy Erdson
John A. Swope
Ellis Spear
Andrew Parker
Harry G Meem
Thomas Bradley
Metropolitan Loan & Trust Co
N. W
F Street
National Loan, and Investment Co
N. E. Cor
Building and Loane Association
Pata
National Mortgage Loan Compa
Market Climb and Weather Push Liverpool Prices
Traders report higher cables and firm spot sales in Liverpool as forecasts of rain and colder weather stir sentiment. A sharp advance followed an official bulletin, with later profit taking from local bears and a 24 point rise for January open, while Southern spot markets gain about 4 points.
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Liverpool
Guthrie Elected Chairman and Cooper President of Republic Iron
New York Oct 19 Charles S Guthrie elected chairman of the board of Republic Iron and Steel Company G Cooper chosen president succeeding A W Thompson Charles R Duffy named chairman of the executive committee The committee includes Casper Duffy Schley Hanna and Gates Dividends on preferred stock and other pay issues referred to the executive committee Cooper’s prior positions noted Ex President Thompson to remain as director until term ends and retires from board.
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Charles S. Guthrie
G. Cooper
New York
Charles 8. Guthrie
The
Republic Iron and Steel Company
A. W. Thompson
Charles R. Duffy
Casper
Duffy
Grant B. Schley
J. C. Hanna
John W. Gates
Increase in earnings for Baltimore and Ohio in September 1905
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports September 1905 gross earnings 6 647 806 ties 1904 6 048 760 up 499 046 expenses 3 992 453 up 462 164 net earnings 2 565 353 up 36 892 for the quarter ended September 30 1905 gross 18 1?1 422 193 654 up 1 521 083 net 7 002 850 up 260 760 Northwestern re elects officers at Chicago meeting and Amalgamated Copper declares quarterly dividend of 1? percent
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Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Controlled
Shafter Stocks Jersey Cattle At State Fair Exhibition
Gen William R Shafter retired U S Army from Bakersfield shows a small but high bred Jersey herd at the State fair. He declares Jerseys excel in milk richness and that stock raising is California’s great industry despite low beef prices. He also notes profitable swine breeding and growing pork. End remarks discuss eating and food supply in Indiana and crops.
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Santiago
Sacramento Bee
William R. Shafter
United States Army
Bakersfield
Shafter
California
Califor
Poland
Todienspolis
Mr. Exilson
Jean New Jersey
Indiana
Mr. Edison
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Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
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Adams
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People’s Gas
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Wolf Brothers
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W. B. Hibbs
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Stone & Poole
Pa. Ave
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Houston
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Great
Britain
Japan
Zion
Union Trust. Co
N. Ww
Republic L & S
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Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Gen. Shafter
Swartzell, Rheem , Hensey Co
Warner Building
Street
Lewis Johnson & Co
N.W
Traneset General Banking Business
Ravelers
American Express Company
Traders National Bank
Atlantic Coast Line
Iron Mtn
Mtg
WM. A. Read & CO
FO One
Riggsers
U. S. Treasury
George J. Easterday
Chesley & Spence
Colorado Bldg
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Mein
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Arthur Wall
Lynn, Wall & Co
Adams Building
Heal
Hriseell & McLqran
International Banking Corporation
G Street
D.C
U. S
Sidesman
Heal Estate Officer
George H. Harries
J. G. Kimball
William B. King
Walton J. Lambert
A. M. Lathrop
Theo. W. Noyes
J._H. Ralston
John B. Sieman, Jr
F. H. Smith
Quincy Smith
N. Wetera
W. Woodward
M. M. Moffit
Bond Bldg
Cltiem Tolman
Corcoran Blig
Jith
Potomac Guarantee Loan CO
Atlantic
Capital Loan Co
Mutual Loan and Trust Co
F St. N. W
Tessi ° CO
Mercal Bank
N. W. Cor
C- Planon
Monte ‘Hc
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Losna
Ko "Sensen
Surety Loan Company
Warder
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