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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1905

Page

25

Money Market Firm As October Drain Pressures Stocks Rise

New York reports on money rates near 7 percent amid large cotton deliveries and big October disbursements. Banks face heavy drains to the subtreasury and the stock market rallies as fund flows and exchange shifts shape expectations for gold imports next week. Reading second preferred lifts near four points, while Railway Steel Springs declares a 2 percent semi annual dividend.

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 Across Major Cities for Week Ended Sept 28

Bradstreet shows New York 1 110 610 578 with 31.6 percent rise and Chicago 196 645 317 up 20.1. Philadelphia 140 167 068 up 85.4, St Louis 48 599 835 down 22, San Francisco 23 495 611 up 24, Cleveland 14 05 up 13.5, New Orleans 14 967 735 up 0 9, and many others with varied gains and declines. United States total clearings reach 2 589 642 560, with outside New York 928 972 982 up 2 61. Also ad shows an offer for Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder as a nasal cure with testimonials from Charles O Brown of Duluth Minn.

W York Bradstreet New York Chicago Phladelphia Ay Louis Pittsburg San Francisco Cheinnati Fulllimore Cncrease Kathas City New Orleans Mineapolia Praylurnia Angeles Increaae Indianapols Birmingham Arbatua S.C Wheeling W. Va Macon United Stats Adem Expresa Amalgamated Copper Am Car and Foundry Garand Foundry American Cotton American Express American American Locomotive Suralting Refi Certit Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacffc Central of New Jersy Central Leather Chesapeake and Onla Alton Venene Washington Gas Mergenthaler Lanston Greene Copper Union Trust Company Alton Pla Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone St Louis Colorado Fuel Colw Oaiby i - le The Adson. Ve Pee Pailipgine Roles Sorel Serices Capital Traction Railroad Denver and Rio G Metropolitan Railroad Distillers Colorado Bouthero Washington Railway and Electric Columbia Railroad Hocking Wall Timnels Central International Paper International Pump International Pump Pfa Iowa Central Town Central City and Suburban Railroad Ana Coxtra and Potomac Washington Rail Way Bristol Gas End Washington Gas Company Washington Gas Com Kansas City Southern Ee Company Kansas Cy Southern United States Electric Light Debenture Tri- Cogee United States Electric Matrepmhten Washington Market Company Luf Fia Mise and St Louis Io Totomac Electric Light Lstes Norfolk M St. P Ste. My Washington Steamboat Safe Deposit and Trust National Safe de- Miascuri Pacifc Posit and Trust Washington Loan and Trust Co Texas American Security and ‘Trust Washington Safe Deposit Washington Savings Bank Home Savings Bank Union Savings Bank Riggs Washington Tex Nat. B. R Mexico New York Central Ontario West Norfolk and Western Norfolk and Western Ptd Northern Pacific Pacific Mail Pennsylvania People's Gas Pullman Palace Chesapeake Republic Steel Pido American Graphophon Cohimon Rork Island American Graphophona Hock Island Georgetown Pabpey Mergenthaler Linotype Uae Lanston Moratype Greene Washington Marget Norfolk and Washinington Steamboat Realty Appraisal Ogg Agency Company Bloss-Shefield Steel St. L San F Bud St. Louis Southwestern Southern Pacific Southern Railway Tennessee Coal and Iron Texas and Pacific Toledo Toledo, St. LL Word Union Pacific Caton Pacific United States Express United States Realty United States Rubber United States Steel United States Steel Pre Carolina Chemical Va -Carolina Chen, Pfa' A. de Raes Wabash Wabash Welle-Fargo Westinghouse Electric Western Union Lake Erie Wisconsin Central Wisconsin Central Pfd American Tobacco Atchison Genera Atchison Adjustment Atlantic Coast Line Galveston Guiet Baltimore and Ohio New Orleana Baltimore and Ghia Central of Georgia Moblie Jat Inc Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and Alton Burlington and Quincy R. T. and Pacific Railroad Wimington RL and Pacific Railroad Norfolke Colorado Ind Colorado Midland Southern Cuba Bostona Denver Hic Grande Ceeees Seneaes Distillers’ Securities Fs Erie Philadelphia Evie General Newport A Fort Worth Denver City San Pranciaco Hocking Valley Jacksonville Pensacola Japan Bronnwick Miscellangoan Houston Louisville Nashville Euay Ae Manhattan Congo Augusta Memphia Minneapolis St. Louia Misouri Toule Missouri National Railroad of Mexico Bay Cincinnatoy New York Central General New Jersey Central Finn Northern Pacific Great Northern Pacific Britain Continent Apa Consol Consolidated Ported Oregon Great Britain Con- Pennsylvania Reading General St. Louis and Iron Cuntain Consol France Depsn St. Loula St Louis Southwestern Con

Wall Street Gossip and Market Rumors

Special to The Washington Fest reports rising Bearish activity in Reading, Union Pacific, Reading, St. Paul, and Canadian Pacific as traders speculate on mergers, dividends, and future values. Revival of rumors about Union Pacific control and potential bond issues accompanies discussions of Steel, Brie, and Southern Pacific prospects.

New York Baltimore Ohio Reading Hull Gantdlun Paeifle Benen Benlal Bearigh Canadian Pacific Union Pacific St. Paul Guiimois Central Burlington Steel Union Cific

Wall Street Quotation Roundup and Market Closing

New York Stock Exchange figures show Sareefunites states registered 1s, 200 at 104, with Washington Railway and Electric varied bids and several bonds and preferred stocks listed. Closing quotations reflect mixed activity across rails, telephones, and utility issues, with total daily volume around 520,600 shares and money market firmer for call loans.

Sareefunites Dists of Columbia Washington Railway and Electric Fotomar Electric Light Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Washington Railway and Electric Preferred Washington Tailway and Electric Common National Safe Deposit Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone W.B. Hibbs & Co F Street New York Stock Exchange Chicage Board of Trade Washington Stoc. Exchange New York Mercantis

Daily cotton market and rail bond notices report

Cotton market notes list railroad bond quotes including Seaboard Air Line Southern Pacific Union Pacific and Western Maryland. Also mentions a tenant dispossession case and a medical cough remedy, Dr Kings New Discovery, with druggists advertised.

Seaboard Air Line Southern Pacific Southern Railway Texas and Pacific Toledo St. Louis and Western Union Pacific United Bnited Lions Wabash Wabash Debi Western Wheeling Wisconsin Dr. King

Wheat market slides on heavy selling and favorable weather

New York grain notes a broad wheat decline as long selling, cables, and weather ease support. Prices for May and September futures soften with No 2 red around 88 to 91 cents on the elevator and near 90 cents on b e float, while December dips to 93 7 16. Corn receipts rise with exports uncertain as markets ease. No 2 yellow and No 2 white bids fall, closing quietly lower.

New York Duluth Manitoba Ory Fo. B Eptember MPI Elavetor Affont Lo Oplio May

Stock Exchange Gallery Draws Large Crowd At Meeting

Unusually large attendance at yesterday’s exchange gathering due to expected moves in Greene Copper and the Washington Railway preferreds. Traders show interest in bonds and district issues while Mergenthaler and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone activity heats up. Boston trades surge as local volume shifts.

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

New York Cotton Market Ends Narrow Loss on Notices

The New York cotton market remained active and nervous as October notices totaled about 130,000 bales. Prices opened lower on October and December contracts, fluctuated with Wall Street action, and finished near the day’s bottom after heavy selling and bear pressure. A private crop estimate placed condition around 66.5 percent, down from prior months.

Wheat and grain markets show mixed receipts and steady to weak closes

Chicago and New York reports show December wheat trading around 84 85 cents with a weak close, led by news of favorable seeding progress for winter wheat and ample movement of new crop. Corn and oats follow a bearish tone as cash demand softens, while butter cheese and eggs remain ample with prices largely steady or easing in the New York market.

Hibbs & Co Bankere and Brokers F Street New York Hxelidhde Washington Rive Baehange Bad Shaw Pravisigna Lnc Northwest Ono Neuton Kansas City 8 Inc Bradstrest’s Minneapolis Duluth Chicago Marderneaullers

Live Stock Markets New York Sept 18

Live stock markets report receipts at 4,749 with steer prices 10 15e lower, native steers around 3.75 4.15, western steers at 7.80, cows 1.40 3.15. Liverpool London cables show live cattle at 1 17e dressed, refrigerators down % %c per lb. Exports today total 4,250 quarters.

New York Liverpool London Cables Sunday Post Washington

Beef and cattle market and Hes ter cotton report summary

Market notes show beef receipts of 1 900 cattle and 7 060 quarters of beef with varied calf and veal prices. In cotton, Secretary Hester reports weekly movement into sight at 386 114 bales for the week, up from last year, with total season movement 1 230 032 bales. Domestic stocks and foreign exports also update.

East New Orleans Hester United States Mississippi Ohio Potomac Canada North South

Baltimore Markets Sees Mixed Grain and Commodity Totals

Baltimore market report shows steady to unchanged tones across grains and staples. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, hay, butter, cheese, sugar and freight prices steady with noted receipts and exports. values shown for No 2 white oats, Western wheat, Southern corn, and various sugar grades among others.

Baltimore

Passport protest blocked by State Department

The State Department declined to forward Dr Gotthard Deutsch's protest to the Russian Embassy over the passport labeling him as a Jew. Acting Secretary A A Adee advised Deutsch, a professor at Union Hebrew College, that since Russia excludes Hebrews unless granted special permission, and since he was admitted without incident, the department will not transmit the protest and suggests focusing on future travel. The note notes the passport language and advises against repeating the protest.

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

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