Wall Street Shows Profit-Taking Amid Mixed Markets
The New York Stock Market showed little decisive movement with only a call-money rate uptick and notable profit-taking. Rock Island stock drew fresh buying and selling orders, creating artificial moves and a dull overall list led by St Paul common stock while other issues like Canadian Pacific and Southern Pacific attracted interest as volumes stayed moderate.
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Washington Post
New York
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Russia
England
Rock Island
Great En CourtLemont
St. Paul
Atchnson
Canadian Pacific
Rite States Steel
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Stnck
Comminion
Moore Party
Moore
Wall Street Gossips on Steel Stocks and Market Tactics
The article analyzes United States Steel stocks, steel preferred and common, as a major market driver with rising prices, profits, and bull activity. It notes heavy trading, profit taking, and expected higher prices, alongside cross currents in Union Pacific borrowing, rock Island manipulation, and outside sentiment.
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Washington Post
New York
Wall Street
United States Steel Corporation
United States
New York Stock Market And Bucklen's Arnica Salve Ad
New York stock market quotations are provided as received daily by W B Hibbs Co bankers and brokers members of the New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade and Washington Stock Exchange. Bucklen's Arnica Salve offers prompt cure for boils sores felons eczema salt rheum burns bruises and piles 25 cents at all druggists.
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W. 8. Hibbs & Co
F' Street
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Bucklen
Bia
Cayce
Rand
van Vleck
New York Money Market Ad Promises Big Returns
An advertising blurb urges readers to place want ads in The Sunday Post to secure large returns in the New York money market. It presents a promotional, framed claim aimed at economic opportunity seekers.
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The
Sunday Post
Bank clearings show gains across major cities for week
Bradstreet totals reveal United States bank clearings at 2 938 281 000 with a 46 percent rise year over year. Outside New York more than 901 963 280 in clearings, led by Chicago and Detroit increases while many other cities posted double digit gains.
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New York
Bradstreet
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pitsburg
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Kansan City
Orleana
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
Memphis
Richmond
Atlanta
Nashville
Norfolk
Augusta
Charleston
D. C
Wheeling
United States
New York Cotton Market Ends Slightly Up After Volatile Session
Furnished by W B Hibbs & Co, the New York cotton market opened with gains on April, slipped on heavy selling, then recovered with July around 7.61 as weather and acreage talk supported a late rise. Final: a modest net advance of 1 7 points, sales about 125,900 bales, Liverpool cables following.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
Stock Exchange
Chisage 4
Board of ‘Trade
New York
Room Ecarpera
Liverpool Cables
Lesa
Cotton Letter Hints At Market Volatility Ahead
New York April 7 note from Cotten Letter says Liverpool news lacks impulse and a trader’s activity halted much of yesterday’s decline. Acreage reduction talk grows as bureau report nears, possibly radical to trigger European demand. Manchester advices show British mills hedging lightly, with upside potential if bullish cues emerge. Prices closed strong, about 6 points above yesterday.
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New York
Liverpool News
Bureau
Agricultural Bureau
Europe
Manchester
Liverpool
Chicago Grain Markets Report Amid Weak Wheat Turnout
Chicago grain markets opened weak with May wheat down and July firming slightly on shorts covering. Corn declined early, then steadied as weather remained favorable and receipts rose in Minneapolis and Chicago. Provisions were expected higher, with late-session demand from elevators helping trims and closing mixed across wheat, corn, and hog futures.
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W.B. Hibbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Shorts
Oble
India
Bradstreet'a
Minneapolis
Duluth
Liverpool
Financial stir in Washington Hallway stocks pushes shares
Trading showed a pronounced volume shift with Washington Hallway Company preferred rising to 947-8 on heavy activity and common advancing then retreating around 28.25 to 39.25. Greene Copper moved up to 29.78 amid strong demand tied to mine-hopeful dividend news and investor optimism.
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Salea
Washington Railway and Wiectric
Washington Gas
Capital Traction
Praterrad
Washington Airway and Electric
Commercial National Bank
Margenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greene Copper
Washington Railway and Electric, Common
Washington Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Gas Company A
Washington Geo Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company First
Potomac Electric Light Fist Bs
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Trust Company
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
National Bank
Bank of ‘Ashington
Metropolitan Citizens
Central
Farmers and Mechanics
Columbia
Capital
American
Tradera
Linceln
Riggy
Franklin
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Potomac
Ar- Hagtoh
National Union
Riggs
People's
Commercial
Colonial
Columbia Title
Washington Tite
Chesapeake and Potomac
American Graphophone
Georgetown Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Langton Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat
Realty Appravaal and Agency Company
Washington Hallway Company
Supreme Court Docket and Admissions Report Excerpt
The Supreme Court docket covers admissions to practice, listed attorneys and cases No 291 through No 164, with calendar items, alimony, and notices for April 1905. Includes District of Columbia Court of Appeals entries and equity, circuit, and criminal dockets with assignments for Monday April 10 and 11, 1905, and probate notices for DC real estate transfers.
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United States Supreme Court
Breseng
Justice Harlan
Justice Brewer
Justice Brown
Justice White
Peckham
McKenna
Holmes
Justice Day
E. J. Clements
Lincoln
Nebr
Edgar J. Rich
Boston
Mass
A. Seymour Thurmond
el Paso
Tex
W. J. Wander
Laura Loomis
Jay Good
Thomas J. Beall
Millard Patterson
Mike Heroan
State of Texas
Cecil H. Emith
Arnon L. Denty
Willam P. Filson
Air. C. KK. Bell
Howard Jester
Sr. Plaintif
F. M. Currie
Mg. E
Clements
Anti
C. W. Clagett
J.B. Larner
H. A. Jones
Scott Va. Scott
J. W. Greer
Cahill Ve
Frost Vs
International Investment Company
H. Alword
J. W. Wheatley
D. E. Anthony
National Union
McQuirk
W. B. Reilly
Birney & Woodard
Kehr Va
Beegon
M. J. Colbert
J. A. Burkart
J. A. Johnson
Willis Va. Wils
Lambert & Baker—Caldren & Fenning
Carroll Vs. Frisby
Smith
R. R. Horner
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Morris
Justice Duell
John H. Barnes
Waggaman
Barle
God
Harle Ve. Waggaman
Lee
McCaully
United States
J. 3
Easby-Smith
Appelles
M. H. Beach
Appellee
A. Birney
Qrighnal Morgan
Morgan
Costa
Worthington
Norwood Et al
Francia
W. H. Richards
J. J. Darlington
Appella
Clements Va
Potomac Electric Power Company
Calender
McDermott
J. J. Dennington
Norwood Ve. Francis
W. H. Hichards
M. N. Richardayn
A. A. Birney
Arthur Peter
J. B. Larner
Hubbard Ve. Petrie
Appellant
Leo Simmons
B. B. Hay
Blater
Rudderforth
O. B. Hallam
F. Edw. Mitchell
W. W. Edwarda
Co. M. Fulton
Macfarland
Baenders
A. DB. Duvall
A. L. Sinclair
Ppellee
Leo
Supreme Court
Equity Court
Justice Anderson
Shoemaker
Bell
Lambert & Baker
McKinney
Bullinger
Mackey
E. L. Ies
Gleason
W. H. Sholes
McNamara
Flack
Brooke
M. Conrad
L. Robinson
H. H. Glassi
Wendricks
Swann
A. A. Huehiing
S. C. Peelle
Coon Va
Coon
BE. le Gles
Woody
C. Carrington
P. H. Marshall
Albrecht
United States Bindery and Vaper Company
M. F. Mangan
George Brady
Ford & Smith
Safe Deposit Company
Reed
T. L. Jeffords
McCammon & Haydon
Amilton & Colbert
Soliciors
J. C. Adking
C. A. Kelewin
Robingon
Boughton
Njunection
Cormplainant
A. Putnam
Charles Poe
Chapin Brown
Filen S. Massey
Revalls
Circuit Court No
Justice Barnard
Green
McIntire
John Ridout
C. C. Tucker
Burton Ve. Elking
H. E. Davis
George H. Calvert
A. S. Worthington
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Sagley
E. Emly
E. H. Thomas
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John W Clark
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G. P. McGlue
R. P. Evans
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Hagan
Stewart
Cole & Donaldson
J. B Archer
Starkweather Vs. Landon
Edwin Forrew
R. Wilson
Cox Vs. Palmer
M. Strasburger
Joseph D. Sullivan
Ruth Va
L. H. David
J. W. Cox
A. RB. Duvall
Leeve
W. P. Will
Intason
George H. White
Driscoll Vs
City and Suburban Railway Company
Carr & Colbert
Ford Vs. Ford
B. F. Leighton
Raum & Richardson
Bowionson
Washington Railway and Electrac Company
J. J. Whitt
J. J. Parlington
Scott Va. Herrell
Mackall - Maedel
Irving Williamson
W. Mosby Witers
Hensey Vs. Mercantile Trust Company
Birnsy & Woodard
J. Ridowt
Hayden Johnson
Clabaugh
Osnenberg
Secretry of the Interior
Stokes
Meriwether
Haller
Tucker & Kenyon
J. A
Winship Wheatley
W H. Watily
Wurdeman Ve. Diehl
Plaintif
W. C. Clephany
Darnard & Johnson
Langley
WC Prentius
G. F. Williamas
M. Hi. Beach
Pillow Va
Nichols
Isintim
WM. Lewin
Rawlings
Wand Ve
Wistrict of
Columbia
Attar JS
Darlington
A. B. Duvall
Davis
Allor
J.C. Glttmgy
JR. Shelde
B Due Vall
E. 4. Thomas
Criminal Court NO
Wright
Earle Dickenser
Samuel R. Young
Justice Gould
Will
Henry Kengla
Caventer
Ham
Deeds of Trust Listings and Court Actions in 1903 District
An extended notice lists multiple deeds of trust across Square numbers with lenders, borrowers, and secured amounts including 25 to 49 thousand dollars. It also records adjudicated lawsuits and equity suits against banks and individuals with filing details, dates, and attorneys. The entries show summaries of property liens, guardianships, and building association securities, plus dam age claims and injunctions in the Metropolitan area.
Washington Produce Market Easter egg and poultry prices
Receipts heavy for eggs and dressed poultry while demand remains mixed and prices vary. Duck eggs sought. regional duck prices 16 to 28 cents. Butter trends weak with slight declines. creamery goods uneven in demand. Cheese and live poultry show varied rates, with turkey and fowl quotations. Vegetables and fruits across multiple regions list pricing for cantaloupes, beets, cabbage, cucumbers, lettuce, onions, peppers, tomatoes, apples, oranges, and more.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Western Mets
Western Factory
Chehse
New York State
Bermuda
Hermida
Havana
Charleston
Florida
California
Norfolk
King
New York Produce Prices and Market Report April 7
New York receipts and prices for flour, rye flour, cornmeal, and grains show declines in some items while butter, cheese, and eggs remain firm. Metal markets echo London gains with copper and tin firm abroad though locally steady, and treasury receipts plus expenditures listed for government reports.
New York Grain Market Report and Prices
New York on April 1 shows spot and futures quotes for wheat with No 2 red at 1.99 asked, oats and corn activity noted. Wheat closed largely unchanged amid firmer corn and lighter Northwest receipts. May and other futures prices listed, with May 1.10 to 1.10 1/2, July 92 3/16 to 92 1/2, and September around 87 4. Market features declining receipts and mixed export figures for corn and oats.
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New York
Duluth
Bard Manitoba
Weston
Cloga
Wills Filed for Probate with Executor Named
John W. Pilling named executor in the will of Elizabeth Behrens Kenny dated March 24, 1890s with codicils 1900s to 1903. Provisions include control of the testatrix books and valuables, $200 to the Little Sisters of the Poor and $200 to St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum, plus other beneficiaries Touls Behrens Charles Behrens Frederick Behrens and Hannah Wilkins. Charles E. Persons widow Agnes Elizabeth Persons and their children are named as beneficiaries with the widow appointed executrix without bond.
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John W. Pilling
Elizabeth Behrens Kenny
Little Sisters of the Poor
St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum
Touls Behrens
Charles Behrens
Frederick Behrens
Hannah Wilkins
Charles TE. Persons
Agnes Elizabeth Persons
Excursions to Old Point Comfort Offer Maritime Life
Visitors to Old Point Comfort enjoy a varied holiday resort scene highlighted by Fortress Monroe military evolutions. Officers, guard mounts, dress parades, and exchanges with navy ships create a constant service life panorama. Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company runs 6:30 p.m. daily departures, with night trips and connections to New York and Boston via Norfolk. Ticket offices are at the wharf foot of Seventh Street and 76 Fourteenth Street.
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Old Point Comfort
Fortress Monroe
Navy
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Old Point
Norfolk
New York
Boston
Seventh Street
Fourteenth Street
Were All He Gave Her Young Woman With Six Transfers
A Kansas City Journal item recalls a witty incident on city transit. A demure woman asked for a transfer, received six pink slips from a puzzled conductor, and explained that those were all she needed while reading a novel on an east bound car.
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Kansas City Journal
Forest Avenue
Brooklyn Avenue
Brooklyn
Kraut Disaster: Sewer Debacle in Duluth
A Canadian worker, unfamiliar with sauerkraut, disposed two barrels of sour elder and three barrels of kraut into a sewer. After failed attempts to flush it away, a plumber was needed to remove the cabbage clog. The employer billed $6 for kraut ruin and $30 for the busted drain.
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Duluth News-Tribune
East Fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
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Grace E. McEwen
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Helen C. Campbell
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A. B. Webb
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Robert H . Martin
Elizabeth B Kenney
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RB L White
James Donohue
Sheehy & Sheehy
Meridian Hill
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Wiliam le Foulke
Edward Poeschwartz
Eckington
James B Wimer
Emily Warren
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Francis A
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Tentr Street
Fame
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Eirteenth
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Oliveira Andrews
Emma L. Johng
Sarah L. Campbell
Columbia Heights
William M Terrell Et Ax
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Fairview
Henry
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Edward I. Lanahan
Perry Crawford
Dhelaware Avenue
Thomas Walker
Francis Leonard
Petworth
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Thomnga FE Jarrell
Anacostia
Henry A Griswold
Julius W Tolson
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Perpetual Building Association
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Addie J Boyd
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William Ho Baden
Eture
Marcus RK Jone
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Edmund Brad
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Equitabl
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Bat Square
Anple P. Furley
Albert A Wilson
John RB. Lerner
Washington Loa and Trust Company
Thomas L Grady
Maurice Keane
L. M King
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National Metropolitan Citizens’ Bank
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Gheinge
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Robert D Lafferty
Bailey and Tucker & Kenyon
Washington Produce Market
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