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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1907
Page
2
Amid volatile trading in New York, Amalgamated Copper shares fall as production cuts and favorable market signals mix with easing call money. Investors weigh gasping profits against a broader downturn, with observers noting cautious sentiment and shifting remittances impacting the steel and metal sectors.
In a fragmented Septembers market report for New York and surrounding regions, financial updates touch on stock activity and general market tones. The piece references several exchanges and names, including Jersey centers and Western districts, with mentions of corporate actions and regional economic notes.
The Washington Stock Exchange closes with bids and asks listed for several securities. Wat 7H 9 at TOM, Haegenthaler 1 at 206 Mitchell, and Washington Railway and Electric preferences show varied last prices. Traction and Gasoline items display multiple price points and percentages near year end.
Chicago and New York reports show mixed movement across grains and staples. Wheat futures slid amid weak demand while corn and oats fluctuated with weather forecasts, and livestock markets remained subdued.
Welborn denies resigning as Colorado Fuel and Iron Company president. The article notes stock market reactions, price declines, and trading activity tied to cotton and steel sectors with listed prices, indexes, and financial indicators from the period. It references market behavior and a statement that he will remain president amid nervousness and speculation.
Raw text fragment shows a bustling market scene with commodities like cotton, butter, poultry, beef, and vegetables. Mentions prices per pound, port totals, and assorted goods across dairy, meats, fruits, and cattle. References to regions and traders imply a broad wholesale market snapshot with fluctuating quotes and stock levels.
Market activity shows tentative moves in London tin with prices around £100 and £19 for futures. Copper futures slid to £45 while London tin dipped to £34. Iron and lead quotes softened with shifts near £18 and £24. Prices in New York and local markets remained weak with limited demand and subdued trading.
Treasury report details receipts from various revenue sources and expenditures in the general fund. It notes balances excluding certain funds, including a balance of 04 624 Jadot cain Mud. Bultio8 and mentions trust funds available for redemption.
The Baltimore market report notes unchanged prices for wheat and various white and red grain futures, with scattered exports and receipts. Prices for No 2 red Western, No 2 white, and steamer No 2 grain show limited movement, while new offers and old stock mix in the market with varied bushel and barrel figures.
Specter reports on Amalgamated Copper dividend prospects and Anaconda stock actions. Copper and steel trade conditions, copper demand, and possible dividend cuts by Amalgamated are analyzed with focus on broader market effects. Reading and traction stock movements, financing pressures, and city bonds are discussed amid overall market weakness and renewed investment demand signals.
In a cautious session local traders watched fluctuating prices across several issues. Capital Traction and Washington Railway and Electric preferred faced bids and offers near changed levels while Mitchel and Lanston displayed varied appetite. a steady overall tone followed upbeat inquiries despite mounting caution.
Bradstreets notes improved conditions in dry goods and apparel as cotton moves to market. Reports show better Southern collections, rising grain shipments, and foreign demand for our verals, while copper prices fall and production tightens. Business failures edge higher week by week, with mixed regional demand and cautious buying across East and West.
Amalgamated Copper Company will not close its mines despite a copper glut. Superintendent John Ghils states no general shutdown. work will be abandoned on Sundays and development halted for now. Monthly output remains around 890,000 pounds, with current production near 500,000 pounds.
Live stock market data from New York on September 15 shows receipts totaling about 4 748. Prices for cattle and hogs vary with steers and cows declining, calf values mixed, and beef outlook modest. Sheep and lambs show steady to firm demand with varying weights. hog receipts around 7 300 indicate steady to stable trading with no major price shifts.
Hog and cattle markets show activity with about 10 000 hogs and 500 heifers and calves in view. Buyers steady on choice to heavy shipments with mixed loads around 1 0 to 8 weight. Prices noted for packing and market hogs. feeders and sows mixed. receipts around 700 head with steady tone overall.
In Boeton on September 12 the copper market shows volatility as traders seek to drive copper prices down amid mixed reports. Quotations hover around 42 18 cents per pound with chatter of 27 trades to cover immediate needs and unsettled outlook through the week. Amalgamated leads with about 130 900 200 plus shares. market watchers note smaller lots and tentative demand.
A dense OCR filled legal record from the Supreme Court District of Columbia listing numerous cases, motions, and orders. It names firms such as Arthur Smith Coldren Fenalug, Lindley, and Brown Company, along with judges Gould and others. The document references probate, bankruptcy, equity suits, and criminal matters, including weapon charges, larceny, and destruction of property, all in a lengthy court ledger format.
A series of property transfers across blocks and avenues in several districts. Names such as Wesley Michte-Thomes Olivia Jotcaem and others appear with parcels titled along Twenty Second Street Northwest Eleventh Street Southeast Woodley Park and Norwood with prices including 52000 and 10. The text lists blocks and cross streets like Thinenth Feadeexth and Alley between Thinenth and Feadeexth, detailing multiple conveyances and purchaser names amid a damaged OCR record.
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