Money Supply Short Grows and Industry Thrive
New York dispatch notes favorable business prospects remain largely unimpaired with a wheat crop near harvest and cotton expectations improving. Industry flourishes, rail and steel orders rise, while caution grows on speculative stock activity due to tighter money and higher rates. Bank reserves show strain and foreign remittances affect money markets, with war costs and loans shaping long term financial conditions.
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Washington Post
New York
Mteal
Businesa
Wall Street
Akers
Comptroller of the Eye
Ksen
Fcrape Ae
London
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania Stock
Russia
Japan
Europe
Soldier Kissed Too Often at Fort Logan
Private J F Merritt of the Second Infantry received thirty days in the guardhouse after kissing his sweetheart Miss Daisy Hilton on the Fort Logan military reservation. Lieutenant Samuel Herron, officer on duty, halted the display and charged Merritt. Merritt pleaded guilty saying the officer was kind of sweet on him.
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Washington Post
Denver
Coalo
J. F. Merritt
Fort Logan
Daisy Hilton
Samuel Herron
Miss Hilton
Lieut. Herron
Merritt
Bank cashier missing at Haubstadt Indiana bank
Evansville Sept 3 The cashier Thebes Farthing of the State Bank at Haubstadt Gibson County left the town Thursday and is missing. He changed the bank safe combination before leaving. An expert opened it yesterday and an apparent shortage of 37000 is reported. Farthing is on $10000 bond.
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Haubstadt
Ind
Evansville
Thebes Farthing
State Bank
Gibson County
A. Ziliak
Miss La Follette Wit and Stock Prices Mixed
Miss Fella La Follette, Wisconsin luminary kin, displays wit when urged to share a collection for the poor. Also listed are Swift & Company dressed beer prices in Washington for August through September 1905 showing weekly per pound rates from 5.57 to 6.83 cents.
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Everybody’s Magazine
Fella la Pollette
Gay, la Follette
Wisconsin
Lea
Griffy
Swift & Company
Washington
Martinsville
Baniitle
Danville
Old Belt
Hastern Carolina
Rucker-Whitten Company
R. J. Reynolds Company
Winston-Salem
WN. C
Tanville
Avi
Ossen
Boston
Richmond Tobacco Exchange reports steady weed prices and rising sales
Richmond Virginia September 3 closing day of the Richmond Tobacco Exchange shows 12 packages of weed sold with little price change from the schedule. The Crenshaw warehouse notes 7 082 packages totaling 2 167 062 pounds for the month, up 1 961 packages from last year, with outlook for continued growth and guidance to farmers to ship in heavier weights.
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Richmond
Richmond Tobacco Exchange
Crenshaw Warehouse
Tobacco Exchange
Lynchburg
Petersburg
Batttle
Old Dominion Steamship Line
New York
W. L. Venable
Durham
N. C
Lear Tobacco
New York Bank Statement Sees Surplus Reserve Fluctuations
The report notes cash holdings rose by 11.6 million from the prior week while loans fell by about nine and a quarter million and deposits increased by seven to eight million. The weekly average bank clearings reached 276 million, with Saturday’s reflectings at 78,574,042 and eleven institutions reducing this item by eight million net. eight banks increased, twelve decreased.
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Dewelts
Milons
Joane
New York
Egerve
Amalgamated Copper
Car and Fry
Car and Foundry Pi
United States
Hide
Teather
New York Associated Banks
Camh
Pia
Chicago
New Orleans
Tobses
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore
Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Treasury
Central of
New Jersey
Central Leather
Chesapeake and Ohl
Chicago and Alton
Hicks Ge c
St. Louis
Colorado
Southern
Colo
South
Consolidated Gas
Delaware and Hudson
Western
Denver
Fo Grande
Rio G
International Pump
Towa Central
Ptd
Kensay City
Bo Kansas
Ontario
Norfolk and Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
C, C
St. Li
Pullan Palace
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
Bae
Slors
Sheffield Steel
St. Land San F
St. Louis Southwestern
St. L. Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Yennesses
fTexas and
Pacific
Tolefo
St. 4
West
Toledo
St L
Union Parific
Union Pacific Pra
United States Express Wy
United States Rubber
United States Rubber Ptd
United States Steel
BORG
United States Steel P
Va-Carolina Chemical
Bray Bay
Va -Carolina Chem. Pfd
Wabash Ae
Wells-Pargo Express
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union Bee
Wheeling and Lake Erle Bee
Wisconsin Central
Government Bonds and Money Market Rates Report
New York on September 2 reports money on call nominal with no loans. Time loans steady at 80 days 84 31 percent, six months 4 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 44 4 percent. Starting exchange steady with tanker bills at 48630 4685 for demand and 3430 8485 for 60 days. Posted rates 4.85 and 4.87. Commercial bills at 488% 4.84 percent. Government bonds steady with railroad bonds exsy.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Baralivez
New York Produce Market Summary for Sept 2
Wheat futures mixed as cold Northwest weather supports a firm undertone. Corn and oats show steady to easy spot markets with domestic and export receipts listed. butter, cheese, eggs, and poultry largely unchanged. Metals, oils, and fats hold steady with slight shifts in butter demand and creamery stock quality noted.
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Manitoba
York
Gulf
Minnesota
Faeille
Galveston
California
Texas
Aclé
City Extra
India
Mesa
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Belle
Liverpool
Southern
North Carolina
Creamery Stock Quality Update At Fair
An abbreviated report notes inventory ratings across dairy products. Western firsts and seconds show varied scores. dairy choice and good ratings appear for store packed goods. Overall, stock quality ranges from fair to excellent with several items listed as good and fresh.
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Lancy
Baltimore Markets Quiet and Steady in Early September
Baltimore markets report firm and unchanged tones across commodities. Grain receipts and exports listed for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye and hay alongside steady cheese butter and sugar prices, with specific bid levels and market segments noted.
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Baltimore
Western
Southern
Live Stock Markets Report from New York Trade
Receipts show cattle and hog markets with limited activity and weak bids. Beaves and sheep receipts arrive alongside mixed prices and steady to lower lamb values. overall market softness noted in hogs and cattle with ranges across cattle calves and stockers.
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Liverpool
London
Sheen
Canada
Chicago
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Corroth and
Pa. Avenue
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S. Anargyros
Fifth Ave
Perpetual
Washington Preparty
Ren Glass
Charles F. Benjamin
John Cook
William P. Seville
William HR. Hillyer
C. Bankes Brookes
Frank J. Dieudanne
George Wright
James Barry
H. C. Espey
Arthur Carr
C. F. Benjamin
Roger T. Mitchell
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Boston Stock Exchanges
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U. S. Treasury
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Arthur Wall
Lynn, Wall & Co
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Adams Building
Greulich, Martin & CO
Wade & Hedges
Mm. J. Sage & Co
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N.Y
Heiskeis & McLeran
Wood & Blankenship
Law
Washington, D
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
John Joy Adson
Klis Spear
Geo. W. Casilear
Frank P. Resaide
U.S
Washington Loan & Trust CO
John Joy Edson
Pidert
John A. Swope
Tee Ellis Spear
Andrew Parker
Harry G Mfeew Royd Taylor
Thomas Bradley
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