Fall in Stock Prices Signals Tight Time Ahead
The article argues that a fall in stock prices reflects tighter money markets and rising reserve concerns. It notes Wall Street’s view that speculative excess tests legitimate business, with railway and industrial profits squeezed by higher costs. It highlights Bank of England rate moves, shrinking reserves, and anticipated higher money rates, while praising ongoing strong general business activity and crop prospects. It also covers copper and cotton market movements and war-related financial pressures. The piece ends with Kellogg’s signature.
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Daniel F Kellogg
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Banka
Gain in gold production from dredging boosts 1904 output
Director of the Mint estimates United States gold and silver production for 1904 rising over 1903 by 7.13 million dollars in gold and 3.486 million fine ounces of silver. California leads with about 3 million more gold, due largely to dredges, with Colorado Alaska Montana Utah Idaho also showing gains. Silver mainly from lead and copper ores plus other ores.
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Tobacco Crop Outlook in Mecklenburg and Virginia Markets
Mecklenburg County Virginia farmers report tobacco yield about 25 percent below average due to excess rain and poor weather. Prices range from 3 to 9 dollars per hundred for common leaf with top quality selling higher. Markets in South Hill Chase City and Clarksville show steady demand as curing progresses. other notes cover Danville and Durham market activity, including election of tobacco trade officers and New York bank statement trends.
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Hasley
Cole & Cole
J. Holland Cole
Durham
N. C
Durham Tobacco Board of Trade
W. M. Fallon
F. L. Walker, Jr
H. A. Best
Albert Kramer
Richmond
Market Quotations From Hibbs Brokers
W B Hibbs & Co a Washington bank and broker furnishes the daily market quotations. The firm is a member of the New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade and Washington Stock Exchange. The quotes come from 1419 F Street.
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Union Savings Bank and firms advertise services and rates
Union Savings Bank invites deposits with annual interest and a roster of directors listed. Woon & Blankenship Attorneys are noted. Market quotes cover copper, iron, molasses, sugar, and related commodities with varied bid prices and grades.
New York Produce Prices Stand Amid Mixed Grain and Meat Rates
New York markets report butter and cheese steady with high receipts. Eggs unchanged. poultry firm alive with western fowls and turkeys. Flour quiet but steady with various patent and bread flour quotes. Rye flour steady. corn meal quiet. Hides and leather steady. wool firm. bacon and lard steady. Turpentine and tallow steady. cottonseed oil quiet. petroleum and rosin quiet. metals nominal.
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Baltimore Markets Review of Grain and Dairy Prices
In Baltimore markets, steady to unchanged in receipts with 11 846 barrels noted for exports at 34 912 barrels. Wheat shows strength with multiple futures and spot quotes around 83 to 87, corn steady with several September to February prices, oats firmer, rye firm, hay steady, butter and cheese unchanged at varied grades, sugar steady across coarse and fine granulated.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS REPORTS FROM NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
New York receipts show steady mood across beef calves and sheep with modest prices, native beef at 6.16 per pound, veal at 9.10 and 9. Canada lambs at 7.40. Chicago offers mixed cattle and pork sales, cows and heifers around 3.85 to 5.00, hogs 5.30 to 6.90. swif t and Company notes fresh beef sales averaging 5.95 cents per pound for the week ending Sept. 5.
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