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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1904

Page

10

REACTION IN STOCKS AND MARKETS STRUGGLE IN WEEK

New York reports a sharp stock market reaction driven by a weak bank statement and crop fears. St Paul led declines with Grangers and Pacifics close behind. Reading fell after an optimistic annual report, while United States Steel support faded. Bank loan expansion raised liquidity concerns, and grain and cotton movements influenced futures, with mixed recoveries late in the week amid broader supply, demand, and currency shifts.

New York London Wall Street St Paul United States Steel Preferred South Ie West Unis Western Railroad Ranroad United States Pennsylvania Southern Railway Atchison Erle Hamilton Dayton Pere Marquette Toledo St. Lows Western Gould-Pennsylvania Mercantile Sterling Exchange

Railroad Bond Prices Across Major Lines

A compressed listing of current bond issues from numerous railways and utilities, including Atchison general and adjustment bonds, Baltimore and Ohio 4s, Central of Georgia 4s, Chesapeake and Ohio 4s, Chicago and Alton 4s, Chicago and North Western 4s, Missouri, Kansas and Texas, New York Central general 2 3/4s, Northern Pacific 4s, Reading general ds, St Louis and San Francisco 4s, Union Pacific 4s, and others. The compilation covers issues, bond series, and consolidations across multiple railroads and related companies.

Atchison General Atchison Adjustment Austin Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore Ohio Central of Georgia Central of Georgia Ist Inc Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago Altog Burlington and Quincy St. Pau General Parthorente Rat Cops Pacific R. R H. 1 Pacific R. R Col. As Minn St. Louis Missouri Kansas Texas National RR of Mexico Consol New York Central New Jersey Central General Northern Pacifle Northern Pacifec Norfolk and Western Oregon Pennsylvania Reading General St Louis Iron Mountain San Francisco

Washington stock quotations widen from utilities to bonds

Closing bid quotations from the Washington Stock Exchange list Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 72¼, 60 shares, and 72% for several issues. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone at 104 and 164 for large blocks. district bonds and metropolitan railroad issues trading around 103 to 120. Stocks include Capital Traction, Bank of Washington, and Metropolitan lines with varied bids. miscellaneous issues show copper, gas, and title stocks trading in the mid-teens to low hundreds.

New York Produce Market Report Sept 17

Prices across commodities show firm or unchanged trends. Butter cheese eggs and flour receipts and sales noted with varying grades. rye flour, cornmeal, lard, pork and cottonseed futures listed. refined sugar, molasses, and various meats show steady to slow activity. regional potato and cabbage prices listed. freight rates to Liverpool steady.

New York Minnesota Middhinga Pacific Coast Galveston California Texas Berp—Breddy City Extra India Mesa Baltimore Japan New Orleans Cordova Long Island Jersey and Southern Jersey Liverpool Cntton

Local Financial Gossip on Washington Markets and Banks

Saturday market action on the Washington Stock Exchange shows bonds and stock activity totaling 7000 in bonds and 1514 shares. Washington Railway and Electric securities lead with minor quotation changes. Elec. preferred traded 72 1 2 to 72 5 8, closing at 72 5 8. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone bonds opened at 104 1 8, final 5 000 lot at 104. Washington Gas stock 54 to 68, scarcely moved. Mergenthaler Linotype fell to 18 from prior 20. Greene Copper 200 shares traded. final 15 3 8, down 3 4 from Friday. Capital Traction 20 shares at 128 1 4 after call, down about 2 1/2 points from high. District banks report September 6 results: loans and discounts 16,119,681. deposits 21,249,505. securities 36,314,062 total deposits with U S Treasurer 42,476,000. United States money deposits 2,443,192. capital stock 3,777,000. surplus 2,840,000. Four trust firms loans and discounts 15,748,294. individual deposits 16,091,768. Total individual deposits across banks and trust companies in the District 37,341,273.

American Litaser Anaconda Mining Bae Ah Atchison Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore and Ohio Brooklyn Central of New J Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and Alton al Chicago and Alton Chicago Northwestern C. M. and J. Paupt Sariee Wilds Trancom Chi. Ter Trans Delaware and Hudson Del Lack and Western Denver Rio Grande Erie Hocking Valley Ajinos Central International Paper Be International Pump International Pump Towa Central Iowa Central Kansas City Loulaville Nashville Manhattan L Metropolitan Securities Mexican Central Minn St. Louis St. P Pacific Mail Pennsylvania People's Gas Pitts Republic Steel Republic Steel Pla Rock Island Co Southern Railway Southerns Tennessee Coal and Iron Texas Pacific Big Alyalle St. L. and Western Bt. L Went Bae Union Pacific United States Wells-Fargo Westinghouse Western Union Wheeling Wisconsin Central Wisconsin Central Pl B. Hibbs & Co F Street New*York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Washington Stock Range Washington Railway and Electric Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone American National Bank The Washington Gas Mergenthaler Linotype Greens Copper Call Capital Traction Railroad Metropolitan Railroad Columbia Railroad Columbia Hailroad City and Suburban Railroad Bs Anacostia and Potoman Washington Hellway End Electric Company Washington Gas Company United States Electric Light Washington Market Company Lrst Safe Deposit and Trust National Sofs Depol and Trust Washington Loan and Trust American Security and Trust Union Trust and Storage Washington Buyings Bank Home Savings Bank Capitol Traction Company Washington Hallway and Electric Company National Bank Bank of Washington Metropolitan Central Farmers and Mechanics Citizena Columbia Capital Lincoln Biggs Franklin Corcoran Petorac Arlington National Union People’s Commercial Washington Chesapeake and Potomac American Graphophone Mergenthater Linotype Lanston Monotype Greene Consolidated Copper Company Washington Market Norfalk Washington Steamboat J. Maury Cave Company Resity Appraival and Agency Company Waghington Stock “Exchange Waghington Railway and Electric Securities Thursay Greene Copper Treasury Igcreate New York U. S New York Associated Banks San Francisco New Orleans Preyiqua Stock Exchange Reves

New York Cotton Opens Quietly With Steady Tone

The New York cotton market opened quiet and steady amid favorable weather, down 8.4 points. Trading was mostly local and professional, with buyers reluctant to press sales before Sunday. Estimated port receipts today total 30,000 bales. week totals 260,000. New Orleans receipts 4,908. Houston 1,861.

W. B. Hibbs & Co Atreet New York Stock Exuchange Washington Tock Exchange Chicago Board of Rade New York Saul Porta New Orleans Houston

Live Stock Markets Report from New York Sept 17

Livestock trade incomplete data shows beef cattle receipts at 13 and 1 4 cents per pound, exports listed at 1 200 cattle and 6 015 quarters of beef, calves receipts 289 with prices around 5 00 to 6 50 per 100 pounds, sheep and lambs receipts 3 580 with steady but varied demand, lamb prices quoted 5 25 to 6 65 per 100 pounds.

New York

Cattle Hogs and Sheep Markets and New York Bank Statem ent

Cattle receipts 1,800 steady, good to prime steers 5.04 to 6.19, calves and cows listed, beef and mutton prices noted. Hogs receipts about 14,000 with market strong, mixed and burrers up to 6.95, Beers heavy. Sheep receipts around 4,000 with steady lambs and good to fair prices. New York bank statement shows deposits rising to 1.224 billion, circulation up, surplus reserve down, loans up, with weekly clearings around 230.5 million. Finance notes cite increases in loans and deposits and fluctuating reserve figures.

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New York grain market reports fall in wheat and corn

New York and Chicago markets show weakness across wheat and corn as weather remains favorable for growing regions. Prices slide with December wheat at 1.09 1.09% and May around 1.11, while corn and oats follow the downtrend on light demand and strong supplies from Australia.

W. B. Hibbe & Co Bankrets F Street New York Stock Exchange Washington Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Ae Australa United States Canada Northwest Minneapolis Duluth Shorts Minneapolia Dulutt Chicago Ahorts

Baltimore Markets Flour and grain prices steady in market

Baltimore markets report broad steadiness across grain and dairy items with flour, wheat, corn, oats and rye showing little change. Receipts cited include 8 665 bushels of flour exports 4 230 bushels, oats 11 911 bushels and corn 5 304 bushels with No 2 white and mixed grades noted. Butter and sugar prices also flat with varied creamery and refined options listed.

Baltimore Purople Liverpool Cork

Oyster Market Yields to Weather as Trade Slows

Local dealers report a dull oyster market as cooler weather edges in and size and flavor improve yet seasonality remains. Oysters from Potomac waters fetch about 1.00 to 1.25 dollars per gallon while Maryland and Virginia beds await October 1 dredging limits and market restocking before deeper imports arrive.

Potomac Maryland Virginia Sound York River Toquoson River Mobgedet Bays Carripton Baya

Fruit Dealers sue over alleged improper competition

Constantine Mantis James J. Quoras and James Taéakalakis sue Charles B. Pierce in District Supreme Court for 2000 damages alleging Pierce breached a contract to allow fruit stands on his property, paying 300 as a bonus and promising not to sell or permit others nearby. The suit names Pierce’s Ninth street and Louisane avenue NW business.

District Supreme Court Constantine Mantis James J. Quoras James Taéakalakis Charles B. Pierce Pierce Ninth Street Louisane Avenue Plaintif

Farewell Dinner For Mr F W Greene At Kann Sons

A Friday night dinner honored Mr F W Greene longtime superintendent for two years at 3 Kann Sons Co as he resigns to pursue a broader field. Fellow workers expressed appreciation during a pleasant evening. Treasury Receipts and Expenditures show bank notes redeemed 778754, Internal Revenue 690824, customs 930, miscellaneous 14319, total expenditures 1820000.

F. W. Greene Treasury National Bank

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