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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1905

Page

4

Price Changes in Small Foreign Markets Inactive

Intense but thin trading marked by mixed moves in securities with most changes minor. Bank of England rate outlook looms as London gold supplies tighten and sterling exchange rises, while Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Southern Pacific stocks dominate speculative interest amid mixed profits and a cautious domestic money market.

Bank of England Brooklyn Rapid Transit Washington Post New York Stock Exchange Tandon London Hingland Aon Southern Pacific Anaconda Denver Rio Grande Kansas City Southern

Wall Street Gossip on Metropolitan Street Railway Market

A broker’s view predicts prior to the election a sharp concession in Metropolitan Street Railway stock, with later development potential after the election. Mexican Central rises on demand, quarterly earnings show profit, and chatter surrounds Anaconda dividend and Amalgamated. traders cite a waiting market, potential money flurry, and cautious, patently flat sentiment ahead of October disbursements.

Washington Post New York Metropolitan Street Railway

New York Stock Market and Pennsylvania Company Stock Issue

New York market quotations show cattle and hog receipts with mixed prices and steady to higher tone in several sections. The Pennsylvania Company board authorized issuing 20 million dollars in stock to help retire 50 million dollars of notes due October 1.

New York London Canada Chicago Ghoep Pennsylvania Company Philadelphia Pennsylvani Roadings Pittsburg

New York Bond Market Sags as Cotton Slips on Liquidation

The New York bond market shows broad activity with many issues quoted. Notable entries include American Tobacco and Chicago lines among others, while cotton futures close under pressure with a 17 to 22 point decline and about 500000 bales traded. Weather in the South remains favorable, crop prospects seen at around 11,260,000 bales.

New York Adwas An. Tobacco Sertif Aucconda Mining Coal Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore Chic Baltimore and Ohio Brooklyn Central of Chicago Great Western Chicago and Northwestern Chicago Milard St Chicago T St. Lous Colorado Fuel and Iron Colorado Southern South Consolidated Gas Delaware and Hudeon Western Denver and Rio Grande Rio G Erie Generallectric Great Northern Hecking Valley Mlinvla Central International Paper Iowa Central Town Central Kansas City Southern Kansas City Northern Pacific Pacific Mall Pennsylvania People's Gas Republic Steel Kack Island Co Itook Island Co SheMeld Steel Pte St I San F Southwestern i Bee Southwestern Southern Pacific Southern Railway TY Southern Railway Llennessee Texas and Pacific BEM Union Pacite United States Expressi United States Realty United Il United States Steel United States Steel Pt Garolina Chermical Carolingae W. B. Hibbs & Co F Street New York Stock Exchange Washington Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Liverpool Newa Wall Street

Baltimore Markets Turn Slightly Mixed on Grain and Sugar

Baltimore markets report steady to firmer grain prices with mixed futures for wheat corn and oats. Receipts include 18 713 barrels flour and 16 692 bushels corn, while butter cheese sugar and hay show varied but steady demand. Government receipts from internal revenue total 985 524 with miscellaneous expenditures at 1 680

Baltimore Betos Grace National Bank

Washington Stock Market Surges to Fresh Highs on Broad Rally

bullish session with widespread demand and new high records across Washington Railway Company preferred and common, Union Trust, American Security and Trust, National Safe Deposit, Washington Loan and Trust, and Mergenthaler. transactions topped the year as prices jumped, brokers reported eager lending and heavy blocks traded late in the day.

Union Trust American Security and Trust National Safe Deposit Washington Loan and Trust Wecams National Safe Deposit, Savings & Trust Co Cor. 15Th New York Ave Washingto Loan & Trust Co Offich Cor STH F Sts John Jon Edson

Market notes and rail line progress from the period

Bank stocks mostly steady with Commercial leading gains up two points to 18 1 1 4 on bid while Gas and Lanston show exceptions. Capital Traction holds at high levels as 6 600 Norfolk and Washington 5s remain bond interest light. Trust committee chaired by Edward J Stellwagen plans no fixed program for bankers convention. Dominion and Great Falls Railroad track near completion with first car expected from Aqueduct bridge early next month and full operation by year’s end.

Mexican Central C. M. Gerrichs United States Ted Treasury Edward J. Stellwagen Dominion and Great Falls Aqueduct

New York Produce Market Report Mixed Prices Stable

New York on September 27 reports receipts across commodities from butter to oats. Cheese and eggs steady. poultry even with Western fowl and spring turkeys priced around mid teens. Flour and buckwheat steady. oils, sugars, and cottonseed oil firm. metals and stones volatile with London tin and copper shifting while local prices mostly steady.

New York Eac Nila Liverpool Catton London Amsterdam Io Tone Brandan Foundry Middlesboro Foundry Northern Southern

Local Butter And Eggs Market Report

Local market notes show good egg supply with firmer near by prices for choice eggs. Butter receipts remain liberal with market firm across all grades, listing Creamery fancy Western firsts and lower grades. small shop packing and dairy products priced 1 to 26 cents. Also mentions Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds, 60 cents and one dollar available at druggists.

Orrville Bank Closed By Comptroller After Run On Bank

The First National Bank of Orrville Ohio was closed by order of the Comptroller of the Currency after four consecutive runs on the bank. George T. Cutts, national bank examiner, appointed receiver. Leon J. Alcorn, cashier and Smithville Bank president, is linked to the triggering bank’s troubles amid related financial interests. The last reported resources show loans and discounts around 28,316, with total assets near 493,724 and deposits unsettled.

Orrvite Smithfish First National Bank Orrville Ohio Yeatarday George T. Cutts National Bank Examiner Leon J. Alcorn Smithville Ohio Orrville Bank Alcorn Smithville Bank Bread Rolling Railway Company Cleveland United States

Refunding To Be Resumed For Canal Bonds

Treasury to resume refunding on October 2 under the 1900 act. 4 percent bonds of the funded loan 1907 and 3 percent bonds of loan 1908-1918 will be taken at present value to yield 2.25 percent. New 101 consigns of 1930 bonds will be issued, with no notice to discontinue. Objective is to reduce maturities for 1907 and 1908 before canal bonds.

Treasury Secretary of the Treasury Sou Leas National Loan and Investment Co 15Th Sts. N. W U. S. Treasury

Market closes with wide bid quotes for District securities

Yesterday's stock exchange featured closing quotes on Bonds of the District of Columbia and various rail and utility issues. Washington Railway and Electric preferred and common traded around 94 and 43 percent, with capital Traction at 145, and Norfolk and Washington Steamboats at 110. Several banks and trust companies posted gains, while miscellaneous bonds included Metropolitan and Columbia Railroad issues.

Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Fa Washington Railway and Electric Preferred Edo Washington Railway and Electric Common American Security and Trust Company Union Trust Company Washington Gas Mergenthaler Lanaton Greene Copper call—Greens Capital Traction American Security and Trust Stock Exchange District of Columbia Bonda Philipping Land Purchase Metropolitan Railroads Metropolitan Railroad Metrpolitan Columbia Railroad City and Suburban Railroad Anacostia and Potomac Washington Railway and Eleetric Bristol Gas and Electric Washington Gas Company Ws Washington Gas Company Ga Washington Gas Company United States Electric Light Chenapeaks and Potomac Telephone Washington Market Company Potomac Electric Light Norfolk and Washington Steamboat National Safe Deposit and ‘Trust Washington Loan and ‘Trust Washington Safe Deposit Washington Savings Bank Home Savings Bank Union Savings Bank Washington Railway and Electric Washington Railway and Electrie Common National Bank Commercial Bank of Washington Metropolitan Central Farmers and Mechanics Second Columbia Capital American Lincoln Riggs Franklin Corcoran Potomac Arlington Nactional Union People’s Colonial Columbia Title Washington Title Telephone Cheraporke Washington Gag Georgetown Co Mergenthaler Linotype Lanaton Monotype Greens Consolidated Copper Washington Markal Worfalk

Wheat and corn markets show strong close despite varied demand

Commission houses and shorts absorbed offerings while demand remained urgent for wheat at principal U S centers with December near day high. Oats and corn traded amid light volume, with futures steady as wheat strength supported by export demand and local receipts, plus a late bull activity. Excursions to Old Point Comfort Norfolk and Potomac river trips noted, along with local notices of releases and minor court updates.

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New York Grain Market Summary Sees Wheat Rally on Demand

New York reports a mixed grain session with wheat futures climbing on strong cash demand and bullish Argentine and export news. Spot wheat edged up as receipts shrink in the Northwest, while corn and oats linger near prior levels and pork and lard futures show modest moves.

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