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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1905

Page

2

Wall Street Speculation Faces Mixed Signals on Money

Special to The Washington Post notes fluctuating prices and heavy professional trading in the stock market, with skeptics about gold imports and foreign demand. It details credit conditions, bank and trust company loans, and expectations of a strong crop season boosting exports while warning of speculative hazards to the financial system.

Washington Post New York England Wall Street Pennsylvania Railroad United States Europe Bank of England Ig Property Amercan Financial Chronicle Daniel F. Kellogg Mutual Loan and Trust Building and Loan Association National Mortough Loan Company ST NW

New York Produce Prices and Markets Report

New York market round up shows steady demand and mixed futures across commodities. Wheat and flour values hold while cornmeal and rye show firmness. butter eggs and meats list stable prices. fats and oils trend steady with minor shifts in lard pork and tallow.

Baltimore Markets Grain and dairy steady on Sept market notes

Baltimore reports firm Wheat and Corn with mixed futures and steady cash prices. Receipts show 9 534 barrels of flour and 14 572 bushels of southern red wheat, along with 3 418 bushels of corn. Butter, eggs, cheese, sugar, and hay quoted steady with firm grain freights.

Baltimore Southern

New York Bank Statement Shows Week Declines Across Balances

The weekly averages of New York clearing-house banks report loans at 1,086,821,900 with a 20,801,600 drop, deposits 1,006,355,200 down 29,069,400, and circulation at 52,696,500. Legal tenders fall to 876,484,000, with specie at 202,176,200 and reserves at 278,723,000, all declines. Ex United States deposits total 6,774,626 with a 194,950 decrease.

New York

Money Market Notes From New York on Sept 16

On call money reported nominal with no loans. Tims Joans figures show varying rates for different terms, prime mercantile paper at 4 percent to 4.5 percent. Sterling exchange easing with bank bills at 4.8005 for demand and 4.8140 for 60 day bills. Posted rates list 4.8344 4.846 and 4.846. Government bonds and railroad bonds listed as steady. Selected bullion prices include Bar silver at 62 and Mexican dollars at 47.41.

New York Tims Joans Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange

Live Stock Markets across New York and Chicago report mixed cattle and hog prices

Live stock prices show steady for cattle and calves with slow dressed veal in New York markets and steady sheep, while hogs are dull in New York. Chicago receipts total 200 cattle and 1,000 hogs with market strong to higher for hogs and varied cattle prices. Also includes a health ad for Dr Agnew's Cure.

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Plans of Bankers Convention Programme and Receptions

The American Bankers Association annual meeting at the National Theater October 10 13 features addresses by Shaw Vanderlip Ridgely and others with excursions and receptions. The agenda includes speeches by Secretaries and bank leaders, a Willard Hotel banquet, White House reception, and excursions to Fort Myer Arlington and Potomac cruises. Proposed constitutional amendments include member dues and noncompounding with criminals.

Shaw Frank A. Vanderlip Ridgely J. F. Johnson Robert Blyth Scotland American Bankers’ Association National Theater United States Secretary of the Treasury Arlington Hotel New Willard BE. F. Swinney Henry Y Satterlee Henry B. F. Mac~ Tarland Board of Commissioners of District of Columbia John Joy Edson Bankers' Association Bankers of the E. F. Swinney James R. Branch Ralph van Vechten Executive Council G. S. Whitsun James M. Donald F. E. Tracey Bureau of Education J. B. Finley F. F Blossom R. L. Crampton National City Bank New York Batke William AD. Ridgely Washington, D. C Hamlin D. DB Joseph French Johnson New York University School of Commerce Union Bank of Scotland, Limited Glasgow Walker Hill Mechanics-American National Bank St. Louis D. J. Statfora D. D Harvey L. Goulder Cleveland Ohio Leslie M. Shaw Trust Company New Ward Hotel Savings Bank Shoreham Hotel New Willard Hotel White House Corcoran Art Gallery Leslie M Shaw Potomac River Fort Myer Arlington New National Theater Chase's Opera House Bankers’ Association of Congressional Library Bankme Association

Danville Tobacco Market Sees Price Rise Across Grades

Danville Virginia reports light sales with occasional oil fillers and wrappers. Primings lead gains, up about $1 per hundred since early offerings, while new crop growth lacks length but finds buyers at about 2 dollars per 10 pounds above last year. South Gaston and Petersburg districts show mixed quality and optimistic outlook for higher prices as growers finish curing.

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New York Grain Trades Amid Mixed Wheat and Corn Signals

New York market notes September wheat around 88 ¾ with volatility as shorts covered and rains in the Northwest support corn. futures end near unchanged. Corn receipts reach 97,825 bushels with firm spot prices for No 2 elevator grain and strong rains West lifting futures. Oats supply reaches 343,000 bushels with mixed oats prices and diverse weight categories in demand.

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Railroad chiefs cited to testify on Central of Georgia ownership

President Samuel Spencer of Southern Railway and President J F Hanson of Central of Georgia Railway are summoned by Georgia Railroad Commission to October 19 evidence on Central of Georgia stock ownership. Petition by W H Fleming alleges Southern Railway controls Augusta Southern and operates contrary to state law, making Central of Georgia a rival to Augusta Southern. Also note on indigestion and Electric Bitters.

Railroad Commission Georgia Central Atlanta Samuel Spencer The Southern Railway J. F. Hanson Central of Georgia Railway Railroad Commission of Georgia Central of Georgia Railroad W. H. Fleming Augusta Augusta Southern Railway Augusta Southern Georgia Central of Georgia Bcha

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