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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1905

Page

5

Stoge Trend Upward Dull After Profit-Taking

Market wrap from Sept 21 reports a firm undertone amid inactivity after Bank of England kept discount rate at current level. Canadian Pacific hit new high, Erie declines on sale news, Northern Securities group steadies, and Louisville and Nashville sees a lift. Wheat and cotton gains noted. Sterling weakens. St Paul Railroad expected to reveal Pacific Coast expansion plans at Milwaukee meeting.

Canadian Pacific Erie Bank of England Undertone Washington Post New York Stock Exchange Treasury London Berlin Paris Sterling Exchange Metropolitan Street Railway Metropolitan Company North River Public Service Corporation of New Jersey Erie Railroad Company Cincinnati Hamilton and Davion The Northern Group Northern Securities Louisville and Nashville Sterling Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Company St. Paul Company Milwaukee

New York grains and wheat futures report September markets

New York receipts show wheat at 41,000 bushels with firm spot market. No. 2 red 88%, No. 2 Ted 89, No. 1 Northern Duluth 92 to arrive, No. 1 Northern Manitoba 90% to arrive, prices fluctuating through the day amid higher cables and famine reports from Russia. Corn receipts 27,950 bushels with spot steady, No. 2 yellow 61% and No. 2 white 61%. oats with 219,400 bushels receipts and mixed prices 26 to 32 pounds. Prices closed higher on wheat and corn. oats steady.

New York Ted Atcat Duluth Norhern Manitoba Fo. B. Atlaat Russia Algber

CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS ADVANCE ON BUYER DEMAND

Chicago grain futures show active buying with a leading bullish report lifting December and a government duty scare triggering a late pullback. Cash wheat firm at grain centers supports futures, with heavy export demand for corn and continued strength in oats and pork markets.

Hsm Minneapolis Duluth Chicago

New York Money Market Summary Sept 21

New York money on call firm at 2 4 percent. lending and borrowing rates shown. Time loans at 60 days 9 days 4 percent. mercantile paper 6 percent. Sterling exchange weak but closed firmer in bankers’ bills. Demand and 10 day bills quoted. commercial bills 4.82. Government bonds heavy. Bond markets mixed with firm railroad bonds.

New York Frime Mercantile Dterling Exchange Busin Baratlver Ballrord Bonds Firm

Local Butter and Eggs Market Report

Local market notes show butter and eggs trading unevenly with demand strongest for high grade creamery and choice stock. Prices vary by region with creamery dairy items offering higher values and general market dullness outside top quality.

Virginia North Carolina

Wall Street Gossips on Stocks and Market Absorption

Special Washington Fest report notes that moderate buyers across the country are absorbing securities as prosperity grows. It cites high earnings, rising dividends, and scarce supply, with bets on rails like Union Pacific Northern Pacific and Louisville and Nashville, and outlines potential rate views and strategic moves in the wake of a bullish but cautious market.

New York Union Pacific Northern Pacific Atchison Baltimore and Ohio Southern Pacific Rock Island Mexican Central Southern Railway Wabash Erie Basia Ita Louisville Nashville Great Northern T Lackawanna

Surprises Mark Washington Exchange Stocks Activity

Washington Exchange closes reveal 67 600 Washington Railway shares traded the largest day in the class, with no trading in preferred or common Washington Railway stock. Union Trust stock shows record quotational sales while Arlington Fire Insurance eyes a $30 per share bid. Bankers Association excursion plans include a three hour Potomac sail on Norfolk and Washington vessels.

Yosternay Washington Washington Railway Company Union Trust Company Arlington Fire Insurance Company Sgme Time Paat Bankers’ Association A. & Parris Norfolk and Washington Company Potomac American Woolen Company American ‘Woolen Company Busines WM. H. Dwelly, JR Boston Mase Union Typewriter Company Jersey City M. J S Company Tranater Booke Union Savit Bond

Washington Stock Exchange closes with varied bids and notes

Closing quotations show bids across railroads gas utilities and trust stocks in Washington market. Transactions include Met Railroad 117% and 16834 certificates, Mergenthaler Linotype at 194, Washington Gas 121% and 12144, and Norfolk and Washington steamboats at 10%. District bonds and city securities listed with multiple par values and percentages.

Washington Metropolitan Railroad É Washington Gas Norfolk and Washington Steamboats Union Trust Company Mergenthaler Linotype Lenston Monotype call_Mergenthaler Linotype Griimston Monotype Washington Railway and Electric Preferred Washington Stock Exchange District of Columbia Philippine Land Purchase Railroad Ponds Capital Traction Rairoad Metropolitan Railroad Columbia Railroad City and Suburban Railroad Anacostia and Potomac Washington Railway and Electric da Bristol Gas and Electric Washington Gas Company Gs Washington Gas Company Gk Washington Gas Company United States Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Te Washington Market Company Potomac Electric Light Sretty Norfolk and Washington National Male Deposit and Trust Washington Loan and Trust American Security and Trust Washington Savings Bank Home Savings Bank Union Savings Axple Capital Traction Washington Railway and Wiretrie Washington Railway and Electric National Bank Bank of Washington Metropolitan-Citizena Central Farmers and Mechanics Columbia Capital American Lincoln Riggs Chesapeaake Potomac Gapwicks Warnington Georgetown Stncke Mergenthalar Linotype Lapston Monotype

Legal Record Abounds With Probate and Property Notices

The notice lists numerous probate actions and real estate transfers across Washington areas Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plains Brookland and Brightwood Park. Estates including William W Bellow Anne M Rotherer Joseph J In leidenburg and Thoums S Magoffin undergo probate or administration with bonds ranging up to 7 600. Property transactions detail numerous lot transfers and deeds on streets and squares across Northwest Southeast and surrounding districts with varied sums.

Glabaugh William W. Bellow Fed F. H. Stephens Joseph J. Inelienburg Joseph R. Warzar Inne Attornes B. F. Leighton Betate James Laws Virginia Laws Thompson & Laskey Anne M. Rorheater William B. Hochester Maurice Kelly Thoums Magoffin Martha 2 Magefin Caroline A. Baker Nathan Twining Bond John 5 Flannery Alice S. Hill George EB. Tralles Bantel J. Sullivan Stopneys Hamilton & Colbert Alice F. W. McReynolda Funiquods Fedarwisoh Laura M. Potter Anle Miksky Ht Mollancer Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plains John L. Warren Lucius F. Butler Brookland Everard Blerer, Jr Muargeret A Thames Patrick T. Moran Winifred Brannan Andond and I Birests Wilza V. Grean Thomas Coskley Streat George H. Hettevuller Jacob Frank Brightwood Park Herry Wardman Mary M. Specht Southbrart Strests John J. King Baward M May O'Neal Frank J. Hogan Fannie L. Halrington Dobhins Harry B. Willson Nettie M. Motley Charlotte M. Cosby Mary W Carter Square

New York Cotton Quiet. Prices Steady After Mixed Trade

The New York cotton market opened steady and closed largely unchanged after a quiet day with modest activity. Prices drifted around, supported by steady cables and private wires signaling strength in spot markets. Southern spot markets held firm as receipts lag last season, while a flood of district real estate and trust transactions followed in the background.

New York Oa Wellow Rcas Ateady

New York Produce Prices and Receipts Sept 21

New York market report shows flour receipts at 19 449 barrels with firm demand across grades. Butter prices steady to easy. eggs and pork fats mixed. meats steady. lard refined and pork products steady. poultry alive firm. cotton steadier. rosin and sugar quoted with slight movements.

New York New Tate Pennsylvania

Live Stock Markets Report From Chicago and New York

Chicago market results show receipts for beef cattle hogs and sheep with mixed to weak trends in Chicago with prime cattle steady and beef steers around 3.25 to 6.20 while hogs dip to about 5.60 to 6.75 and veal calves mixed. New York reports limited activity with fine dressed beef steady and city dressed veal prices around 4.00 to 4.50 per pound and sheep and lambs trading quietly at modest ranges.

Chicago New York State Pennsylvania

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