Railroad and Foundry Shares Lead in Market Rise
In New York trading, buoyant near close lifts railway equipment shares as President Roosevelt hints at moderated government railway regulation. Strength returns after early weakness from Allegheny bank troubles, with United States Steel showing solid absorption of large sells and copper stocks pressured by Amalgamated dividend expectations. Foreign factors ease, call money under 5 percent, and major rails like Southern Pacific and Brooklyn Rapid Transit advance.
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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
Bates
Reading
Ween
Teas
Republic Steel Annes
Adams
Republic Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Be Rock Iland Co
Bip
al An
Car Acd
Altesik
Rock Taland Co. Ptee
Thy ‘Tobe Am
Car and Foundry
Oladu Rubber Goods
Sloss-Sheffeld Steel
Americio Xpress
Perens
St L
San F
St. Sauta
St. I
Southern Factfia
Southern Pacific Pta
Southern
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
St. Ta
St. Ls
Atchison General
Araconda Mining Co
Union Pacific
Atchison Adjustment
Atchison
Atchison Pi
United States Express
Humere
Ohio
Atlentic Coast Line
al Vited States Realty
Rweus
Baltimore
Sires
United States Rubber
Central of Georgia
Baltimora
Seers
United States Rubber Pti
Ehmi Central of Georgia
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United Srater Steel
Central of Georrya
Central Leather
Wabaa
Chicago, WT and Pacific Railroad
Greenpeake and
TAO Wa Bay
Wabasai
Chicago RI and Pacifi Railroad
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Chicago Great Western
Western Union
Colorado Indis
Chicago and
Northwestern
Mil
St. P
Wisconsin Cantral
da Midland
Wisconsin Central Pf
Chicago T
Cuba
St. Louis
Detver
Rio Grande
Colorado Fuel and Tren
Dieters’ Securities
Colorado
Erla
Erfa General Ds Oly
Colo
South
Fort
Japan
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and
Teutavile
Nashville
Denver
Rio
Distillers
Awiatea
Mexican Central
Dria
Erie
Minneapolis
St Louis
Miesouri Kansas and
Teaus
Missouri
Karcas
Texas
General Electric
Hockne Valley National Railroad
Mexico
Consol da
Tilinoia
Kansey City
Keneas City
Orie St
Teledo
St Louis and Western
Pacia
Union
Kansas
Knox and Tex
Wabash Ista
Nat. R. R
New York Central
Maryland
Ontario
West
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Norfolk and Western
Wisconsin
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Tor Pitts
St. le
de' King
Republic Tron and Steel
Stock Exchange
Anaconda
Arkalgamated
Jacob Field
Car and Foundry Company
American Locomotive Company
Standard Steel Car Company
Car and Foundry Common
United States Steel Common
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
New York Bond Market and Stock Market Report
New York quotations as received daily by W B Hibbs & Co brokers. Money on call steady at 4 1/2 to 5 percent with bids at 4 3/4 percent. Sterling exchange easy, bankers’ bills at 4.96 and 4.80 for longer drafts. Prime mercantile paper 5 1/2 percent. Government bonds steady. railroad bonds irregular.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
Benkerg
EF Street
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
New York
Money Om
Time Tomas
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Easy
Bankers
Billaut
New York Livestock Market Report Oct 19
Receipts 208 head trading of support calves fettering. Exports next day 60 sheep. Calves receipts 308, market slow. veals 6.00 to 5.00. tops 9.25. graders nominal 5.00 to 63.00. country dressed calves weak. Sheep receipts 3,245. lambs steady. midthigh grades slow. Steers 3.60 to 6.60. stockers and feeders uneven. shipping and milling steady. meat 4200 to 5374. pigs and roughs 1.06 to 2.50. Market areas, state and Pennsylvania 156.00.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Market Agendy
Asegems Youthway
Lami
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Wall Street Gossip on Erie and Electric Stocks
London sold Erie stock which absorbed quickly as conditions at the line improved with new feeders. Consolidated Gas and General Electric led gains on rising electrical demand while Amalgamated Copper and Car and Foundry faced mixed prospects amid dividend expectations and industry competition.
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New York
London
Erie
Wall Street
Local stock market ends dull with Commercial National Bank gains
The day's market activity showed small losses and low interest across securities. The Commercial National Bank stock stood out with active trading and a price rise from 185 to 157, amid speculation of a 6 percent dividend on January 1.
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Commercial National Bank
Washington Railway Company
Lanston
Mergenthaler
Hfe
Washington stock quotations show mixed bids on rail and utility shares
Closing bids list Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 92, common at 42, along with diverse bids for Washington Gas, District bonds, and Metropolitan Railroad securities. Mixed activity across telegraph and title stocks, with several bonds and banks quoted, and losses or gains noted in various lines.
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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 Report with Grain Prices and Ads
Baltimore markets report on Oct 18 shows corn and wheat futures and spot prices with futures contracts for October to February. An appended medical ad touts Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as a quick cure, followed by retailer names and addresses.
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Baltimore
Atcauer No. & Rec
Bouthern
Agnew
Stone & Poole
O'Donnell
F St
Unclear OCR Summary of Dairy Product Prices and Grades
Fragmentary OCR text lists dairy terms and price notes such as creamery items, grades like large medium small, and percentages. Mentions include receipts, Western, 63 export, fancy creamery, 2% milk, coarse granulated and fine varieties with uncertain figures. No coherent narrative or clear entities emerge.
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Sieddy
New York Produce Market Report October Prices
New York market notes firm butter cheese and eggs with unchanged receipts. Flour and starches show steady to improved demand. London tin copper lead zinc iron markets mixed with quiet local activity and varied price quotes across commodities and metals.
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New York
City Extra India
London
Standard Foundry
Cleveland Warranta
Foundry Northern
No. 1
Foundry Southern
No. 2
Wheat and corn slump grip Chicago grain market
Chicago wheat and corn futures extended weakness as selling pressure rose from commission houses and traders. December wheat closed at the day’s low, while corn and oats followed an easier tone amid reports of heavy receipts and North American adverse weather.
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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 Markets Report Oct 19 Buckwheat Rye Wheat and Corn
New York grain markets show dull buckwheat and steady rye while wheat receipts reach 117000 bushels with spot prices easing. Corn and oats supplies and prices steady as Liverpool wheat closes lower on improved Argentina data and domestic liquidation. various futures prices and vessel filings noted.
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New York
Buffalo
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Liverpool
Argentina
Interior
Cotton Market Sways With Weather Outlook in New York
The cotton market remained active and firm on unsettled belt weather and cooler Southwest temperatures. Realizing caused a setback in the closes, but prices ended steady with a net advance of about 20 to 15 points. Estimated 500,000 bales traded as the market opened firmer on strength from futures and ongoing support.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Btock Exchange
Chicago Board
New York
Get
Fostom
Heach
Galveston
Rm Sesreeceras
New Orleans
Atetenreses A
Norfolk
Baltimore
Evan Vanenee
Houston
Augusta
Cincinnati
Continent
Great
Britain
Japan
Zion
Real Estate Office Promises Quick Rentals in Inver
The F. H. Smith Co. Real Estate Loans advertises high rental capacity stating they have more occupants than vacant houses to rent through their Inver office located at 1408 N.Y. Ave. Bond Building. They promise to rent your houses efficiently.
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F. H. Smith Co
N.Y. Ave
Potomac Guarantee Loan CO
Atlantic
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 Fluctuations Tie To Weather Outlook In Liverpool
Traders note higher cables and strong spot sales in Liverpool amid predictions of continued rainfall and much colder weather with frosts. Early trading showed irregularity and a sharp advance after the weather bulletin, then a retreat as bears pressed. Southern spot markets moved 4 to 6 percent higher despite unsettled forecasts.
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Liverpool
Guthrie New 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 Payback of dividends on preferred stock referred to the executive committee Cooper previously with Banning and Cooper and Illinois Steel Thompson to retire at term end
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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 September 1905
Baltimore and Ohio Railway reports September 1905 earnings and expenses compared to September 1904. Gross earnings rose to 6 647 806 from 6 048 760, expenses to 3 992 453 from 3 530 299, net earnings to 2 565 353 from 2 518 461, with notable increases. Three months ended September show growth in gross and net earnings. Northwestern re-elects officers at Chicago meeting. Amalgamated Copper declares regular quarterly dividend of 1 1/2 percent.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Controlled
Shafter Portrayed Stockman at State Fair in California
The Sacramento Bee reports Gen William R Shafter US Army retired from Bakersfield is in Sacramento exhibiting a small herd of Jersey cattle at the State fair. He praises Jerseys for milk richness and exclusive focus on dairy as stock raising grows in California. He notes beef prices remain stubborn high. pork farming also pursued. He also cites Indiana food abundance and a broad view on eating and crops in local commentary.
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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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