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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1905

Page

21

Wall Street Speculation Hinted By Global Gold Moves

Special to The Washington Post notes a volatile week with professional traders dominating stocks and a cautious market tone. It discusses gold imports, English cash reserves, foreign purchases of cotton and grain, and the potential for future credit expansion tied to seasonal crop cash transfers and banking shifts.

Washington Post New York England Wall Street Pennsylvania Railroad Europe Ig Property Amercan Financial Chronicle Daniel F. Kellogg

New York Produce Prices Wide Range as Markets Steady

Receipts at New York reach 86 667 barrels with exports 19 681 as markets stay steady amid moderate demand. Prices shown for flour, cornmeal, rye, butter, cheese, eggs and pork products reflect firm to unchanged tones across commodities, with hogs, lard and oils quoted at stable levels and freight rates steady.

New York Minnesota Minneota Buffalo Elva Pacific Coast Galveston California Texas India Refael Philadelphia Baltimore Japan Hores Cordova Orisons

Baltimore Markets Minute Summary of Prices Sept 16

Baltimore markets report firmer prices across grains and dairy. Wheat and corn show steady to firm bids with diverse futures and spot values. Oats rye butter eggs cheese and sugar mostly unchanged with steady receipts and steady freight rates.

New York Bank Statement Shows Weekly Averages Decline

The weekly statement of averages for New York clearing-house banks reports declines across loans deposits circulation legal tenders specie reserve and reserves required with ex United States deposits and related figures. Loans fall to 1 086 821 900 deposits to 1 006 355 200 and reserves drop to 278 723 00 with a 7 463 403 decrease.

New York

New York Money Market Report

Money on call, nominal. Tims Joans steady. sixty days 2 4 percent. ninety days 4 1percent. six months 44 n. Prime mercantile paper 4% s per cent. Ster ling exchange easy with actual business in bank bills at 480 4.8005 for demand and at 48236q7 48140 for 60 day bills. Posted rates 4.8344 484 and 4.46q1 86%. Commercial bills 4.91m d.azg. Bar silver 62. Mexican dollars 4741. Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds steady.

New York Tims Joans Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange

Live Stock Markets Mixed Across Cities

Live stock markets show mixed demand with steady cattle and sheep in New York and Chicago. Cattle receipts near none in New York and weak calf trade contrast with steady to strong hogs and varied sheep prices. advertisements for Dr Agnew's Heart Cure appear amid market notices.

Agnew Rev. L Dana Pittsburg Stone, & Poole O’donnell’s Fat Pa. Ave Mata

Plans for the American Bankers Association Convention

The official program for the October 10 to 13 convention at National Theater is set, with Secretary Shaw and Frank A. Vanderlip among speakers. A presidential reception, Treasury address, New Willard banquet, White House reception, Fort Myer and Arlington excursions, and Corcoran Gallery events are planned along with dozens of committee reports and five minute banking topic talks.

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 Frank A. Vanderlip National City Bank New York Batke William AD. Ridgely Washington, D. C Hamlin D. DB Joseph French Johnson New York University School of Commerce Robert Blyth Union Bank of Scotland, Limited Glasgow Scotland 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 Shows Higher Prices Despite Shorter Length

Danville Virginia September market reports light sales with primings and new crop offerings rising about $2 per 100 pounds compared with last year. Growers in South Gaston Petersburg Durham and the Golden Belt anticipate better quality and higher prices as weather favors curing and wrapper scarcity persists.

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New York Grain Market Summary for Wheat and Corn

New York on September 16 reports wheat receipts 25,009 bushels with exports 36,640 and sales 1,760,090. Spot market steady with No 2 red at 88 to arrive, oats receipts 343,000, exports 334,432. corn receipts 97,825 with exports 116,612. No 2 yellow and white grades listed. market rallied on rains, then closed little changed.

York Norther Duluth Fo. B Manitoba Chicago

Presidents named to testify on Georgia Central ownership

President Samuel Spencer of the Southern Railway and President J F Hanson of the Central of Georgia Railway must appear before the Georgia Railroad Commission on October 19 to disclose ownership of Central of Georgia stock. The commission action stems from a petition by W H Fleming, minority stockholders of Augusta Southern alleging the Southern Railway owns the Central of Georgia stock and controls Augusta Southern, a charge tied to alleged violations of Georgia law. Also: warning note touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for indigestion and heart trouble.

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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