Stock Market Faces Liquidation As Prices Dip
The New York stock market opened with widespread liquidation and sharp breaks. Traders noted voluntary selling and fund withdrawals to the subtreasury, signaling a shift in view on near term trend. American Smelting and Refining faced heavy pressure amid broad declines and ongoing pool activity.
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Washington Post
New York
Ageain
Bank Clearings by City for Week Ended August 21
National and city totals show the United States bank clearings at $2,374,511,301, up 31.6 percent from last year. New York leads at $1,074,507,408, with overall gains reported across major cities such as Chicago $169,826,269 and Philadelphia $121,075,368. Several cities show declines including Baltimore $21,924,998 and Wheeling $697,237. Outside New York, totals rise 17 percent to $80,303,893.
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Bradserset
Chicago
Boston
Futtaburg
Baltimors
Everand
Desrenes
Incresae
Iwaukee
Boffalo
Indianapolia
Memphis
Richmond
Washington
Savannah
Nashville
Norfolk
Augusta
Charleston
Wilmington
Idely
Wheeling
WS Va
Macon
United States
Sere Woven
Adams Expresa
Amalgamated Copper Esas
Sloan
Car and Foundry
American
Amertean
American Ice Securities
Ameri
Pobacco
Certif
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Bow Boag Atchison
Atlantic Goast No
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Ohio
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New Jersey
Oan
Chesapeake and Oh
Alton
Alton Pi
C and
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Southern
Ganny Celio
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Consolidated Gas
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BB Distillers’ Securitiar
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Te Erie
General Electric
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Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
International Paper
International Pump
Iowsa Central
Iowa Central Ptd
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Loulavilla
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Metropolitan Securities
Mexhan Central
Minn
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P. and
B. Ste Big Co
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Texas
Kans
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Nat. R. R
Puliman Palace
Republic Steel Be
Republic Steel Ptd
Southern Railway
Coal and Iron
Tennessee
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
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West
St. L. End
Union Pacific
United States Express
United States Realty
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Carolina Chemical
Wisconsin Central
New York Money Market Summary and Rates
New York money market reports firmer on money on call and time loans with steady Sterling exchange rates. Daily figures show demand, bills, and government bonds in varied ranges, along with miscellaneous receipts and expenditures.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Kera’ Obilla
Wall Street Gossips on Banking Support and Union Pacific
New York Sept 1 The market showed mixed signals as banking interests supplied support and resisted bear attempts to push prices lower. Across steel and copper, trading stayed within narrow ranges with limited declines, while Union Pacific saw cautious buying by large owners amid speculation about control and future share issuance.
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Amalgamated Copper
Commission Aquare
Union Pad Aie
Erie
Union Pacific
Louisville
Harriman
New York Stock Market Quotations Shared by Hibbs Co
The quotations follow daily receipts by W. B. Hibbs & Co. bankers and brokers at 1419 F Street. They are members of the New York Stock Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade, and Washington Stock Exchange.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Market News and Closing Summary
The New York cotton market shows a nervy, less active session with early sharp declines followed by some covering. Prices slipped 1 to 3 points at the open, then fell further before long liquidation subsided and months recovered to modest gains. Private estimates push yield and abandonment figures, with rain in Texas and ongoing drought effects noted.
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Streat
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Brace Exchange
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New York
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Wall Street notes
Indispecification of trade and Henry price trends marked yesterday on the Washington Stock Exchange. Lanston and Mergenthaler reversed form with Lanston at 17 and then 16 half, Mergenthaler weak. Washington Railways held at 92 1 2, common near 42 1 2, and various issues showing mixed shifts as rates edge up and reserves waver. Charles C. Glover returns to trading, seeking bargains in Capital Traction amid seasonal investor activity.
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Agg
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Capital Traction
Charles C. Glover
Narragansett Pier
Ana Perpetual
Washington
Andrew Glens
Charles F. Benjamin
Vee Presidant
John Cook
William P. Seyitle
Wiliam R. Hillyer
C. Banker Brookes
Frank J. Dieudonne
George Wright
James Berry
Hoc. Expoy
Arthur Carr
C. Benjamin
Roger T. Mitchell
Omica
Eleventh Street
Stock Exchange Closes With Varied Quotations Across Bonds and Shares
Closing bid quotations show District of Columbia bonds and numerous rail and utility stocks with mixed results. Key items include Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 93, common at 42, and Mergenthaler Linotype at 199 3/4, alongside several city and national bank shares and title insurers.
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Greene Copper
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Stock’ Exchange
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Railroad borde—Capital
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Columbia Railroads
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anaconta and Potomac
Washington Railway and Ekestria
Bristol Gas and Electric Ta
Washington Gas Company Sy
Potomac Electric Light
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Hess Deposit and Trust
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American Security and Trust
Washington Sefe
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Columbia
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Washington Title
Telephone and Graphophone Etcecke
Chesapeake and Potomac
Washington Gas
Georgetown
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanaton Monotype
Creene Consolidated Copper
Washington
Norfolk
Washington Breamboat
Live Stock Markets Across Cities Highlight Mixed Demand
New York receipts show mixed demand across cattle calves and hogs with steers steady to higher and cows steady. dressed beef and dairy items vary in price. Chicago market notes slow cattle demand with lower hogs and steady to firm sheep and lambs amid varied weights and classifications.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Chicago
New York Grain Prices and Wheat Market Movements
New York September grain values show rye steady at No 2 West 1 pm 4 acked c.f. f. New York. Barley quiet. Wheat reclose higher on light Argentine shipments but later uneven and down amid a bear report. No 2 red 8 1/2 elevator No 3 red 86 1/2 f.o.b. afloat No 1 Northern Death 92 1/2 to arrive afloat No 1 Northern Manitoba 84 1/2 to arrive afloat. Modern Miller report backed gains then pressure.
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Manitoba
Ormer
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Unclear OCR Note Cries Out for Cleanup
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Market Summary Wheat Corn and Provisions Edge Higher
Chicago wheat finished up as traders anticipated rain in the Northwest and improving demand. December wheat rose to about 81 1 2 cents, while corn held near the day’s highs with small gains. Provisions sagged with lard and ribs lower, and hogs estimated at 10,000 head for tomorrow.
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York
Tech Exchange
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Chicago
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Howaver
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Commission
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South Dakota
Bradstreet’s
Minpenpalls
Duluth
Sgath
Fim
Argentina
Washington Produce Market Sees Weaker Egg and Butter Prices
The Mbneral offerings and cold storage pull eggs lower while fresh fancy goods stay firm. Butter receipts are heavy with light demand, undergrades dull, and several dairy items show mixed activity. Live poultry and dressed poultry fluctuate with cleanups and rising demand for choice birds. Vegetables show moderate potato receipts, higher tomatoes, and generally low prices across other items.
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Virginia
Burbank
Maryland
Baltimore Markets Flour and Corn Prices Mixed in Steady Trade
Baltimore market report shows flour steady with receipts near 1,966 barrels and firmer spot contracts for No 2 Red Western. Prices quoted for September through December delivery range around 80 to 85 cents, with receipts of 8,244 bushels. Corn remains steady with spot at 69 to 68 cents and futures for September through February around 47 to 48 cents. Continued on eleventh page.
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Financial and real estate assets of a bank as of 1905
A bank's financial statement lists real estate and collateral, due from national banks and trust companies, checks and notes, and receipts. Major figures include 750,000 4 dther real estate owned, 675,209 32 checks and other balances, 5,182 4B notes, and total liabilities of 8,922,189. District of Columbia sworn by President Omar K. Jones on August 1, 1905 with notary seal.
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National Banke
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Financial ledger shows national bank cashier statement
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