Rail and Foundry Shares Lead as Market Recovers
Moderate early weakness in American stocks in London and selling for foreign account gave way to buying power as the market absorbed large sales in United States Steel and copper shares. President Roosevelt’s Raleigh speech and easing European monetary strain supported firmer prices, with American Car and Foundry and locomotives leading gains and Southern Pacific and Brooklyn Rapid Transit among notable improvers.
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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 Summary
New York quotations reported daily by W B Hibbs Co, brokers of the New York Stock Exchange. Money on call steady at 4% to 4.5, time notes steady. mercantile paper at 5 to 5.5, sterling exchange soft to strong, bankers bills 4.60 to 4.87, commercial bills 4.5 to 4.6, bar silver 62. Mexican dollars 47.4. 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’ Billa Ut
New York Livestock Markets Report Oct 19 Powering Mixed Prices
Trading mixed on receipts of cattle and calves with veal prices listed and calves weakening. Sheep and lambs show steady to slow demand while steers and stockers display moderate prices. som e entries reflect light buyers and regional price variations.
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Pennsylvania
Market Agendy
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Wall Street Gossips on Erie and Allied Rail Stocks
New York. London sold Erie stock which absorbed quickly as it rose from May lows, with brokers noting bullish sentiment from banking interests. The growth in Erie’s railroad capacity and feeders to its main line, plus a strong outlook for Consolidated Gas and General Electric, fueled optimism. Analysts predicted eventual dividend restoration for Erie and Amalgamated Copper, while caution grew over Car and Foundry and steel stock dynamics amid competition and manipulation concerns.
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New York
London
Erie
Wall Street
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 shows slight losses amid dull trading
The day yielded little interest with total transactions low, except Commercial National Bank stock which rose from 185 toward 157 as it gained on the bank anniversary. Traders cited a possible 6 percent dividend next January and noted cautious bids as others, including Lanston, Mergenthaler, and Gas, showed weak activity amid a broader market of subdued prices and limited sales.
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Commercial National Bank
Washington Railway Company
Lanston
Mergenthaler
Hfe
Washington stock quotes show varied bids across rails and utilities
Closing bid quotations from yesterday's Washington Stock Exchange list Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 92, common at 42 or 43, and multiple small lot prices across Washington Gas and other utilities. Bonds for District of Columbia, Metropolitan Railroad and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone appear with 105 to 117 range.Several financial names such as Commercial National Bank, Capital Traction, and Union Savings Bank are cited with modest prices and certificates of indebtedness.
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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 Amid Volatile Grain Trading
Baltimore markets show fluctuating prices for corn and wheat with spot and futures quotes. Reports include No 2 red Western corn prices, December and January futures, and large reported receipts, along with stray advertisements for patent medicines amid the chaotic scene.
Unclear OCR fragment on dairy product pricing and grades
Fragmentary OCR text mentions dairy items like butter and cheese with assorted descriptors and percentages. It references creamery products, grades large and small, and pricing notes such as 12% and 13 but lacks coherent details or context for a full report.
New York Produce Prices Mixed Across Commodities
Market notes from New York show butter cheese and eggs steady to firm with steady receipts. Flour and rice quiet with demand modest. London metals trend lower abroad while local copper and iron markets hold mixed, with lead and spelter steady to firmer in London and at home.
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City Extra India
London
Standard Foundry
Cleveland Warranta
Foundry Northern
No. 1
Foundry Southern
No. 2
Wheat and corn futures dip amid broad grain weakness
Chicago grain report shows December wheat sliding to near day lows as selling pressure rises. Corn also weakens, while oats trade firmer on export demand and cooler weather forecasts. Provisions broadly unchanged. early bullish Liverpool cues fade amid persistent selling by traders and commission houses.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Duluth
Central West
Commission Hetsea
Wold
Grain market report New York October 19 1910
New York grain notes dull buckwheat steady rye corn oats Wheat receipts 117000 buses hards spot prices No 2 red 92 percent f o b afloat May 90 percent 16 December 81 18 16 82 percent corn receipts 12975 bushels oats 129200 bushels spot steady option market quiet finished lower May 60 bDecember 84 4 oats prices varied with weights and qualities listed for mixed and white varieties
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Bouthern
Agnew
Stone & Poole
O'Donnell
F St
M Stane
New York
Buffalo
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Liverpool
Argentina
Interior
Cotton marketactive and firmer on unsettled weather outlook
The cotton market on the New York, Get. 18 exchange was active and held firmness due to unsettled weather in the belt and lower Southwest temperatures. Realizing caused a setback in the closes, but the market finished steady with a net advance of 20 to 15 points. Estimated bales around 500,000. Openings were firmer in advance of Spot movement amid support for prices.
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F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Btock Exchange
Chicago Board
New York
Spitom
Real Estate Ad Promises Wide Rental Demand in Town
The F. H. Smith Co. advertises high rental demand and vacant houses, claiming to lease more homes than any agent in town. They offer real estate and loan services at Inver 1408 N.Y. Ave., Bond Building.
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N.Y. Ave
Potomac Guarantee Loan CO
Atlantic
Market Pulse in Liverpool and Southwestern Belt
The article notes higher cables and strong spot sales in Liverpool with expectations of continued decline in movement and increased exports. Early trading shows irregularity, a sharp advance after the weather bulletin predicts rain and cold with frosts, and southern spot markets rising about 4 to 5 points amid realizations and bear selling.
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Guthrie New Chairman and Cooper President of Republic Iron
New York Oct 19 Charles S Guthrie elected chairman of the board of the Republic Iron and Steel Company 8 G Cooper elected 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 preferred stock dividends referred to the executive committee Formerly connected with Banning Cooper iron and steel arm and Illinois Steel Company Ex President Thompson to remain as director until term ends
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G. Cooper
New York
Charles 8. Guthrie
The
Republic Iron and Steel Company
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Duffy
Grant B. Schley
J. C. Hanna
John W. Gates
Increase in Earnings for Baltimore and Ohio September 1905
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports September 1905 gross earnings of 6 647 806 versus 6 048 760 in 1904 a gain of 499 046 Expenses rose to 3 992 453 from 3 530 299 net earnings climbed to 2 565 353 up 36 892 For the three months ended Sept 30 1905 gross 18 ??? total 11 ??? net 7 002 850 up 260 760 Northwestern Re-elects Officers and Amalgamated Copper Dividend notes in brief
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Controlled
Shafter Rails Jersey Herd at State Fair in California
Gen William R Shafter United States army retired of Bakersfield exhibits a small yet high bred Jersey herd at the State fair. He favors Jerseys for milk and argues beef and milk cattle cannot coincide. He notes stock raising remains a strong California industry and sees beef prices recovering. He also mentions raising Poland hogs. Reading misaligned text on eating and food supply reflects regional reflections on abundance in Indiana and crops.
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