Stock Market Ends Week With Liquidation and Rallies
The New York stock market reopened in a liquidating mood with sharp declines framed by brief rallies as contracts were covered. Analysts noted a broader shift in speculative view toward prices, with money moving into the subtreasury and transfers to interior crop measures, while American Smelting and Refining faced notable pressure amidst a broad-based decline.
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Bank Clearings by City for Week Ended August 21
New York leads the nation with 1 074 507 408 in bank clearings, up 44.6 percent from the prior year. Chicago 169 826 269 up 9.5 percent. Boston 311.04 up 1Y.8. Philadelphia 121 075 368 up 29 percent. Other cities show mixed gains and declines, with totals for the United States reaching 2 374 511 301, up 31.6 percent, and outside New York 80 303 893 up 17 percent.
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New York Money Market Snapshot and Rates
New York money market on Sept 1 shows money on call firm and higher at about 1 percent. Time loans steady with six month rates near 4. fourth percent. Sterling exchange steady with demand at 4.8640 and 4.9480 for six day bills. Government and railroad bonds noted as steady. Treasury expenditures and receipts listed, with various nation accounts. Advertisement claims Electric Bitters relieve constipation and biliousness with a 500 guarantee.
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Wall Street Gossips on market steadiness and Union Pacific
New York Sept 1 Market sentiment shows banking support resisting bear efforts with minimal liquidation. Notable activity centered in Amalgamated Copper Steel and Union Pacific as buyers step in below 131, while bears mull tackling stock prices and control dynamics amid large capital and preferred holdings.
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New York Stock Market Quotations Confirmed by Hibbs Co
The quotations are the same as those received daily 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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New York Cotton Prices and Market Review
The New York cotton market opened easy and nervous with a sharp early break. Liquidity and long selling drove prices down before covering and late-day improvement brought some gains. Sales were about 460,000 bales as rains in Texas offered limited relief from drought conditions.
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Washington Stock Exchange Faces Cautious Trading Slump
Indisposition to trade signals cautious tone on the Washington Stock Exchange with prices generally lower. Lanston and Mergenthaler show a stark reversal in demand while Washington Railway, Capital Traction and other issues move near small, uneven margins amid rising money rates and tighter collateral scrutiny.
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Stock market closing quotations from Washington exchange long list
Closing bid quotations show diverse debentures bonds and stocks from Washington Railway and Electric, District of Columbia bonds, various railroad and gas issuers, Metropolitan Railroad, Potomac companies, and numerous local banks and insurance firms with mixed prices and yields. Strong entities include Washington Railway and Electric, Mergenthaler Linotype, Lanston Monotype, Metropolitan Railroad, Potomac Electric Light, Bank of Washington, and National Base Deposit and Trust.
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Live Stock Markets Day Report From New York and Chicago
Livestock markets show mixed results with New York receipts heavy across cattle calves sheep and hogs. Cattle steady to weak while hogs and calves vary with prices noted. Chicago trends reflect slow to weak demand for cattle and mixed hog prices.
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New York grain market reports mixed wheat retreat after bear insights
New York Sept 1 rye steady No 2 West. Barley quiet. Wheat prices fluctuated with 22 500 bushels reported, No 2 red at 8% elevator, No 3 red 86% f. o. b. afloat, No 1 Northern Death 92% to arrive afloat. Early gains from light Argentine shipments faded as bears weighed on prices, then modestly recovered.
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Wheat market ends mixed as December gains amid rain hope
Chicago wheat closes up 0.40 at 1% December aided by rain in the Northwest and Liverpool demand. corn holds near unchanged, oats nearly steady, provisions down. Northwest thrashing reports hint yields below earlier hype. primary receipts total 862,000 bushels with 46,000 bushels cleared.
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Washington Produce Market Report Lacking Strength in Most Goods
The Mbneral offerings and high prices keep the market largely weak beyond strictly fancy fresh eggs and butter. Receipts are light for eggs with top quotations for fresh Virginia and nearby regions. Butter demand is light with undergrades dull. creamery stocks show some activity for fancy quality while packing stock remains light. Live poultry arrivals are moderate but cleared quickly as demand stays strong for dressed poultry, especially choice chickens and fowls. Vegetables show quiet potato demand and higher prices for tomatoes. prices for other vegetables remain broad and low.
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Baltimore Markets Report Grain Prices steady in steady tone
Baltimore markets show flour steady with 1 966 barrels on hand and firmer spot contracts for No 2 Red Western around 80 80 percent. Corn remains steady with spot around 69 68 percent and September 60 percent, later months 48 percent. Continued on eleventh page.
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Financial real estate and collateral security overdrafts report
District of Columbia bank statement shows assets including real estate and securities. President OMAR KR JONES and officers certify the figures as accurate to August 1 1905 with liabilities totaling 8 922 189 00 and deposits reaching over 5 641 854 62 guarded by notary public endorsement.
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Financial ledger items and bank official signatures fragment
Fragmentary page shows figures for specie notes cash in vault in hand and various balances. It includes capital stock surplus, undivided profits, deposits subject to check and demand certificates, with a notary public oath and a long list of bank directors and officers.
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