Market swings as German bank rate rises aid stock strength
A hesitant morning in New York shares turned to solid gains after midday, driven by the German Reichsbank discount rate up to 4 percent and a favorable Erie share move. The day saw weaker readings on bank loans, dull overall tone early, and strong late-session activity buoyed by the government crop report and rising grain prices.
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Diverse US and European securities listed in a stock market roundup
A broad market page lists bonds, certificates, and railroad bonds from Atchison to Western Union, with prices and par values. It notes New York Stock Market activity and New York Produce prices for butter cheese eggs and meat, plus a long roster of stocks including Amex securities and major railroads, ending with official quotations from W. B. Hibbs & Co.
New York Cotton and Metals Market Roundup
London tin rose to 1146 7s 64 for pot and 145 168 for futures as copper advanced abroad. Locally copper prospects were steady but dull, with foundry iron prices firm yet varied across grades. Cotton eased to near session lows, 260,000 bases traded, with Southern markets flat to down amid abundant receipts and spot selling pressure.
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New York Money Market and Treasury Receipts Update
Money on call steady at 2 1/2 percent with time loans near 4 percent. Sterling exchange weak with bankers' bills around 4.8880 for demand and 4.8260 for today. Government bonds steady, railroads easy. Treasury receipts show redemption of 863,185 and expenditures 1,770,000. Catarrhal Powder ad claims rapid relief and safe use.
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Burned by C Rivenbark arnica salve heals burns
Daily cotton market item notes Hortibly Burned by C Rivenbark of Norfolk Buckson’s Arnica Salve claimed to heal severe burns with rapid relief though the text is fragmentary and references a specific remedy rather than broader market data.
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Wall Street Gossip spark on Union Pacific and Erie stocks
Special to The Washington Post from New York on Sept 1 describes brokers weighing stock advice amid a price decline. Erie stock and convertible bonds rise amid heavy trading while Union Pacific remains weak, with analysts awaiting a breakthrough to regain market leadership. The piece notes major holders overlapping with Reading and Lehigh Valley interests and a cautious mood among investors.
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Dull Stock Exchange Yet Buys Greene Copper And More
Yesterday’s dull session saw limited trading with 500 Greene Copper notes moving at a quarter point cash to sixty day option. Mergenthaler bids failed to find stock while Lanston slipped to 1512, Washington Gas and Capital Traction moved with modest activity, and notable figures like Flather and Mearns returned to the floor amid expectations money rules in September.
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Yen Breambook Eeenpany Mvigend Vealty Apgralacl
Yen Breambook Eeenpany faces a merger with Vealty Apgralacl as Mvigend plans strategic restructuring. Company names appear in scrambled OCR text, but the items suggest a corporate affiliation event and potential leadership adjustments relevant to local business readers.
New York Grain Market Runs on Wheat Bull Support
Official data show Chicago influenced wheat gains as Western receipts rose and Russia shortage reports sparked buying. December futures moved up while corn and oats steadied, with strong export demand and bullish government notes tempering after a prior dip.
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Baltimore Markets steady prices in Baltimore report
Baltimore markets report steady prices across grains and dairy on Sept 11. Wheat corn oats rye bids stay firm with specific futures and spot levels. Butter eggs cheese and sugar show little change as receipts and exports are listed.
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Live Stock Market Report From New York and Chicago
New York stock markets show cattle receipts at 4 207 with steers 4.00 to 5.60, cattle and bulls mixed. calves mostly steady to firm with top veals around 9.50. sheep and lambs 16 873 receipts, lambs 50 to 1 lower, sheep 3.60 to 5.00, hogs 10 105 receipts steady to firm. Chicago data mirrors N Y with cattle 35 000, hogs 31 000, sheep 60 000 receipts, prices drifting lower across cattle, hogs and lambs.
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Italian Government Invites U.S. Delegates to 6th Applied Chemistry Congress
The Italian government notified the State Department that the Sixth International Congress of Applied Chemistry will meet in Rome in April 1906. It will be held under the patronage of the King of Italy, and the American government has been invited to send official delegates.
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Crop survey shows corn and oat gains across states
The Agriculture Department issued a crop bulletin noting corn on September 1 at 89.5 condition, up from last month, with declines in some states. Spring wheat harvested at 87.3, oats at 90.3, barley 87.8, rye 90.8, buckwheat 91.8, flax 94.2, and tobacco 85.1. Clover seed states show increased acreage in Illinois, no change in Ohio Utah California Colorado, others down. Stock hogs fatter by 2.1 percent versus last year.
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