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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1905

Page

2

Money Market Firm as Cotton Deliveries Loom

The Washington Post reports on a tense money market as banks face large October disbursements and a cotton delivery of 130,000 bales due Monday. With money rising to 6-7 percent, stocks rebounded on relief that funds may be plentiful next week. Reading, Railway Steel Springs, Amalgamated Copper, American Woolen and Rubber Goods led gains amid industrial activity.

Washington Post New York Stock Exchange Wall Street Wen Bank of England London Sterling Exchange Reading Reading Company Railway Steel Springs Company Industral Raiway Steel Springs Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Erie Railroad Erie Ramsey

Bank Clearings by City for Week Ended Sept 28 185

Bank clearings across major U.S. cities show New York at 1 110 610 578 with 31.6 rise and Chicago at 196 645 317 up 20.1. Philadelphia 140 167 068 up 85.4. St Louis down 22. San Francisco up 2 24. Cincinnati down 14.4. Totals list gains for Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, New Orleans, and others with varying percentages. Also notes outside New York total and cash balances. Also a testimonial for Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder from Charles O Brown of Duluth Minn, claiming relief after twenty years of catarrh. Available from Stone & Poole and O'Donnell's outlets.

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Wall Street Gossip Marks Predicted Rail Merger Moves

Special to The Washington Fest from New York describes market chatter on Baltimore and Ohio crossing Reading, speculation on Union Pacific control, potential bond issues for Read ing stock, and optimism around Southern Pacific dividends amid a broader bear market. Trading activity centers on Canadian Pacific Union Pacific Reading St Paul and Guimios Central, with investors weighing merger prospects and future earnings.

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Wall Street closes with wide quotes and heavy volume

New York Securities mark a volatile day with heavy turnover as rail and utility stocks dominate the list. Washington Railway and Electric shows varied bids and prints while Norfolk and Western trades active and utility issues trend.

Daily Cotton Market Signals and Rail Bond Listings

Market items show Seaboard Air Line 42, Southern Pacific 4s and 1st 4s, Southern Railway Texas and Pacific late, Toledo St. Louis and Western 4s, Union Pacific 4s and convertipie 4s, United Bnited Lions 2d Ga, Wabash items and debi, Western Mi Wheeling, Wisconsin Central, and dispossession notice. Dr Kings New Discovery advertised as cough remedy sold by druggists.

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New York Grain Market Report Sees Wheat Prices Slip

Wheat prices fell sharply due to heavy selling and good weather. Reported receipts reach 35 009 bushels with various No 2 red and No 1 Northern futures cited, while corn receipts total 167 600 bushels as the market stays quiet and easier with May and other months closing lower.

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Local Stock Exchange Gallery Attracts Broad Interest

An unusually large turnout at yesterday’s Stock Exchange meeting reflected strong interest in trading developments especially in the tailway strike, Greene Copper, and Washington Hallway preferred stocks. Bonds and other issues showed steady demand as banks, trusts, and local firms moved to buy and sell across the Boston and local boards.

The Stock Exchange Greene Washington Hallway Greene Copper Uvot Mergenthaler Boston Stock Board Boston

New York Cotton Prices and Market Notes

The New York cotton market remained active and nervous on September 29 with heavy notices on October contracts totaling about 130,000 bales. Early gains faded, closing with a net loss of 10 to 11 points. estimated 600,000 bales sold. October led declines, later months rose on steady cabins. notices sparked mixed trading and late-day bear pressure before closing near the day’s bottom. Private crop condition estimated at 66.5 percent versus 70.5 last month.

Wheat and corn prices. receipts and exports drop amid mixed markets

Wheat closed near day lows with December at 4 3 4 cents down from open. exports and primary receipts posted. Corn weakened as favorable weather boosted new crop seeding. local receipts and futures slipped. Butter cheese eggs and poultry markets showed steady to easy trends amid rising stock. vegetables and fruits varied with regional supply. Furnished by W B Hibbs & Co., brokers in Washington.

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Live Stock Markets Lack Luster Trade On Steers and Cattle

New York report notes receipts of 4 749 with steers demoralized and 10 to 15 cents lower. Native steers around 3 75 to 5 15, Western at 7 80, cows 1 40 to 3 15. Liverpool and London quotes show lower dressed weight cattle, refrigerator meat down. Exports today total 4 250 quarters. Washington's Favorite Newspaper, Sun day Post promises a brighter big issue tomorrow.

New York Liverpool London Cables Sunday Post Washington

Weighty cattle and beef figures dominate early market notes

Beef trading includes 1 900 cattle and 7 060 quarters of beef with calf receipts at 265. Veals steady, grazers dull. prices range from 3.00 to 9.50 for veals and calves, with various regional quotations. Sheep and lambs receipts about 2 189, lambs firmer, sheep mixed. multiple regional price points noted. Hester's Cotton Report follows with weekly movement in sight and stocks.

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Baltimore Markets on Septembr 28 steady grain and dairy rates

Baltimore markets report steady and unchanged grain and dairy prices. Wheat, corn, oats, rye and hay show little movement with receipts and exports detailed. butter, cheese, sugar and grain freights hold firm.

Baltimore

Passport protest blocked over designation Jew

The State Department declined Dr Gotthard Deutsch's protest to the Russian passport wording calling him a Jew. Acting Secretary A A Adee advised against transmitting the protest to the Russian Embassy and suggested that Deutsch lodge no such protest given his planned return to Russia.

State Department Deutsch Washington Post Cincinnati Onin Gotthard Deutsch Union Hebrew College Russia A. A. Adec

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