Easter Trade Heavy Across Wholesale Markets
Bank clearings show continued heavy increases and spring wholesale trade appears to have peaked at the zenith with unusually good orders, especially in the West. Winter wheat outlook bright, cereals improving, building materials active, and export trade improving. Meat prices rise with lower receipts, while textiles and apparel demand remains robust amid favorable weather and broader mercantile activity.
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New York
Bradstreet
Dun
Loes de
Boston
Dairyard Srain
United States
Canada
Suit to Recover Taxes Against District Initiated
National Safe Deposit Savings and Trust Company sues the District of Columbia in the District Supreme Court to recover 3318.77 with interest from May 188 and costs, alleging an excessive personal tax assessment for 1902. The plaintiff paid 1011.77 as half taxes for the year, claims the board overstated the levy, and notes payments under protest to avoid distraint.
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National Trust Company
Sult
Glover Building Sold On F Street Investment
The Glover Building between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets sold yesterday from the Parker estate to Senator Proctor for about 115000. The five story office structure will undergo interior changes to suit investment use. A second major purchase of the Loseham property at 1923 Street by Thomas R. Marshall for 87000 included the building and its cafe franchise. Rumor says Henry M. Baker bought the Warder Building at Ninth and F streets, a six story office block.
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F Street
Glover
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
M. M. Parker
A. T. Britton
A. A. Thomas
Proctor
Thomas R. Marshall
Losekam Cafe
Loseham
Henry M. Baker
Warder Building
Ninth and
F Etreets
Warder Estate
News of the Railroads Ties Up A Century of Changes
A roundup of railroad appointments resignations and promotions across major lines. Munster named chief engineer at Chicago Great Western while Taintor and Lowther depart. Elliott dies in Oregon. Lamb and Austin take posts in Pittsburgh and Bethlehem. Central and Northern railways announce safety and traffic moves as capital plans and new routes unfold nationwide.
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A. Munster
Chicago Great Western
G. A. Taintor
Toledo
St. Louis
Houston
Texas Central
Fred H. Hess
Wabash
Cleveland
Ohio
P. Cooper
Louisville
Southern
Nashville
A. F. Duffy
Binghamton
N. Y
Interstate Commerce Commission
Smith
New York Central
Europe
Co. A. Austin
Leigh Valley
South Bethlehem
Col. E. Stone
Great Northern
F. T. Whitney
Baltimore and Ohio
Youngstown
Charleston
Wayland
Newton Falls
Kent
Chicago
Pierre
South Dakota
Chicago, Wisconsin and
William Henry McDoel
Monon
American Railway Association
W. G. Raoul
Atlantic and Birmingham
Wadley
Mount Vernon
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Potomac
Michigan Central
St. Joseph
South Bend
Benton Harbor
Joseph Iwile
Baltimore
Huntingdon and
Broad Top Mountain Company
Philadelphia
F. c. Herriman
Boston
Albany
Rutland
New York
Ottawa
Big Four
Cincinnati
Springfield
Sandusky
Delaware
Rock Island
Dallas
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Reading
Lebanon
C. W. Alen
Buffalo
Ines
Western Trunk Line Freight Committee
Central Freight Association
Trunk Eime Association
Gulf Port Lines
Chesapeake and Ohio
New Haven
Hartford
Mass
Joseph Richardson
Southeastern Passenger Association
Railway Ticket Protective Bureau
United States Federal Court
Jacksonville
Mla
Fudge Tocke
F.C. Batchfelder
Newark
J. A. Snietmann
J. F. Irwin
Connellvile
Mr. Batchelder
O. H. Hobbs
Connellsville
J. W. Kelley, Jr
Mr. Hobbs
New York grain market reports mixed to lower prices
In New York grain trading May futures closed modestly higher in some months, while May and July figures show mixed declines in wheat and corn. Receipts and exports data for corn and oats feature prominently, with spot prices steady for No 2 and various yellow and white varieties. Market commentary notes weak wheat due to favorable growing conditions in France and Argentina, with persistent selling pressure and light demand across futures, cash, and export channels.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Liverpool
Agen
Argentina
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Iade
Brad Street
Duluth
Ellers
BOM
Battimtore
Winn
Uptown
Western
Sivarpool
Cork
New York Produce Market Reports Mixed Pre-Easter Rates
New York on April 14 reports mixed commodity prices with steady to firm tones for flour, lard, pork, butter, cheese, and eggs while grains and oils show varied movements. Cottonseed, petroleum, rosin, and turpentine hold steady. copper and tin fluctuate in London and New York trading pits with limited local sale activity.
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Pennsylvania
Gong Island
Jersey
Florida
Liverpool
London
Shorts
Lake
Ron
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
Foundry Northern
Foundry
Southern
Southern Soft
Washington Cattle Market Receipts and Prices
The Washington cattle market shows strong receipts and advanced prices with moderate calf arrivals and a firmer tone for spring lambs. Quotations list fats and hots for cattle hogs sheep and lambs, plus calves and sow values, alongside a Northern Pacific stock dividend of 13.4 percent announced in New York.
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Tui
Northern Pacific
New York
Market Reports From Washington and Virginia Produce Prices
Extra declared three months ago and 11-2 per cent. Washington produce market shows steady eggs and tight butter stocks. Virginia and nearby states high for ducks and various vegetables. New York and Florida price ranges listed for dairy and poultry. tomatoes, citrus, apples, and cranberries featured with regional supply notes and overall market firmness.
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Washington
Prduce
Virginia
Tennesser
North Carolina
New York State
Charleston
Florida
Western
Burbank
Maryland
South Carolina
New York
North Caroline
Bermuda
California
Sicily
Legal Record highlights high court dockets and probate orders
United States Supreme Court lists present justices and arguing counsel in multiple cases including Steigleder vs McQuesten and Love vs Bennert. District of Columbia Court entries cover equity actions, assignments for April, and numerous circuit court matters with notes on judgments, motions, and probate matters such as guardianship and wills for Florence Tolliver Mary Reinhart and others.
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United States Supreme Court
Justice Brian
Justice Brower
Justice Brown
Justice White
Justice Peckham
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Frank M. Loomis
of. Bumalo
Yay Wad
Nicholas J.steigleder
Katherine Augusta McQuesten
John
Humphries
James B. Howe
Appelles
Noe
Aé “Wooo
Love
William
Bennert
William P. Jewett
Lane
John H.king
Benner
The
Great Western Miniog and Manufacturing Company
L. C. Black
Charles A. Harris
Harlan Cleveland
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Morris
Justice Shepard
Walker
N. W. Barkedale
Appellant
Arthur Peter
Appellee
N. W. Barksdale
A. Newman
Wilton Va Shaw
M. H. Beach
Bherwood
Warner
M. J. Cobert
J. Kurphy
Crust Ve. Owen
Appellait
E. H. Thomaz
Chapin Brown
Waggaman Ve. Enorls
Wario
Waggaman
Irving William Son
W. J. Miller
T. Thomas
M. J. Colbert
John C. Gittings
Clements
Potomas Electric Power Company
Tucker & Kenyon
Ballev
Appelle
Real estate transfers across Washington holdings listed in court
A detailed record of real estate transfers and court notices in Circuit Court No 1 and related matters. Several transfers involve lots in Southwest and Northwest Washington with deeds filed to various individuals and organizations, including Mary A Marr, Washington University Building and Loan Association, and the Pinehurst Park Company. Numerous properties on North Capitol Street, Seventh Street Southeast, and correlating blocks show deed conveyances with nominal sums, totals and dates referenced as April 1905 and 1903–1955 ranges.
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Equity Court NO
Justice Stafford
Jacoba
Jacobs
Examiner
Edwin Forrest
George CG. Meiga
Ballinger
Society of Perpetual Adoration
District of Columbia
Hemitton & Colbert
A. B. Duvalld
Bedford
F. R B. Keys
Mr. McNally
Gamytell Va McConnell
Carlisle & Johnson
William J. Lumpp
Gale
Arnold
Kyd
George E. Fleming
Beall Va
Beall
J. G. Bigelow
J. H. Adriaans
Hurst
Antrim
Padgett & Forrest
H. M.friend
A. H. Bell
Chapin Brown
J. L. Johnson
Swain
Canile
Lafferty
Tucker & Kenyon
Cahill Electric Typewriter Company
Aolleitora
Lewis Va
Waters
Washington Loan and_ Trust Company
Mackall & Maedel
J. J. Darlington
Worthington
J.B. Larner
Richardson
L. H. David
Lamuert & Baker
Susquehanna Coal Company
Kennedy
McKeeney & Flannery
I Weston
Dodson & Co
Ve, Kennedy
Piaintiff
R. Ross Perry & Son
A. & I Worthington
Wright Vs. Capital Traction Company
Fiaintiff
B. B
Halestkaer
Martha A. van Wagner
Isaac M
Rebecca J. Cole
West Eckington
Francis Leonard
Seventh
Eighth
J. Calvin Cromsen
Francis B. Smith
North Capitol Street
John H. Peltz
A. BE. L. Leckle
A. E. L. Leckle
John H
Katie ML. Peltz
Highth Street
Robert V. Rusk
Dennis W. Magrath
Square SM
Twelfth
Thirteenth
A. F. Fox
Margaret J. Brayton
Square
North Carolina Avenue
J. G. Jones
Richard F
Margaret A. Wolff
Ellaston Terrace
Thomas J. McCurlagh
Nellie G. Orr
Third
Fourth
John M. Clark
Emma M. Clark
South Grounds
Columbia University
Washington National Building and Loan Association
Edmund Brady
William J. Sheetz
William J. Sheetts
Alexander F. Mathews
John Q. Dickenson
Finerualy Park
Alex. F. Matthews
Wiliam J. Sheetz
John A. Maysie
John A. Mua
Pinehurat Park Company
Jersey Avenue
F Siyeto
Ellen Battimore
Pateiek F. Cusick
Fourteenth Street
National Sate Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
Harris Lombard
O Street
First
Samuel Cross
Mary Harris
Barry Parm
Wiliam F. Holtzman
Michel O. Dumas
Quander Street
Second
Francis B. Blehop
Mary G. Nelson
Widlard
Nothwest
Charles &. Roach
Rosa M. Camp
Elizabeth B. Biles
J. Cassin Howard
Harry S
Welch
Joseph McGrath
William Buckley
Thomas Buckley
George E. Killeen
James F. Shaa
Peters Mill
William ‘A
John C. Harmon
Thirteenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
John W. Puling
Francis Riggs
Thirteenth Streets
Henrietta Gibson
Elizabeth Elgin
C Street
James R. Wilder
William A. Wilder
Corcoran
Eawin E. Howell
Viorence V. Cresmer
Toins C
Charles Dietz
Wiliam R. Miller
Washington Heights
American Security and Trust Company
William A. Hin
LIVE STOCK MARKETS SUMMARY FROM NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
Live stock markets show mixed results with cattle and hog prices fluctuating. In New York receipts total 4 208 cattle and 2 783 hogs with steers 4.60 to 6.60, bulls 4.25 to 5.00, cows 1.60 to 4.60, and sheep and lambs fluctuating around 6.00 to 8.00 for various grades. Chicago reports cattle receipts about 4 000 with steady to higher bids, hogs 23 000 and futures mixed, sheep around 6.00 to 7.25 for lambs and wethers.
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Chicago
Deeds of Trust in Rightwood Park and Nearby Squares
Listing of numerous deeds of trust across Rightwood Park and surrounding squares, detailing grantors, grantees, secured loans, amounts from 500 to 45 000, terms from 1 to 8 years, and interest rates from 4% to 6% semi annually. Also notes lawsuits and equity suits with case references and attorneys.
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