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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1905

Page

3

Supreme Court docket and notices from the legal record

The Supreme Court and assorted circuit court actions list cases, opinions, and motions with names such as Walter H. Bacon, Charles Schnabel, Charles B. Babrock, Winslow Evans, and Willian Hall. It records reversals, remands, writs, and filings across multiple circuits, with numerous attorneys, jurisdictions, and procedural notes.

Complex Washington mortgage listings across neighborhoods

A long, data heavy notice lists mortgage and land security transactions in multiple DC areas including Pleasant Plains Eckington Nor thern Addition to Cleveland Park and more. Names, amounts and terms are given for each conveyance with lots and blocks referenced. Other cases include a divorce suit Adelaide Halve vs James Hall and a damages action Barnuel Altman vs District of Columbia.

Deeds of Trust Placed Across Multiple Building Associations

A series of deeds of trust record secured loans from Washington Loan and Trust Company and other lenders totaling several thousand dollars. Names include James A. Twokey, John W. Mitchell, Mary Jaeger, George Sachs, William F. Staley, James B. McDonnell, Morris Zhupnik, and Thomas Hopkins among others. Properties in squares 151, 721, 641, and 23 are listed with associations such as Equestaple Cooperative Building, Arlington Fire Insurance, Perpetual Building, and Washington Permanent Building. Terms range from two to three years with semiannual interest at five percent.

Turne G. Hopkins Samuel W. Harper Nathaniel G. Sexton Equard West Lewis H. Wayne Washington Loan and Trust Company Equitable Co-operative Building Association Pleasant Plains Oscar Wilkingon Wiliam B. Smithers Et Francs Saul Harry M. Bilis Harry Wardman West Eckington Eckington Presbyterian Church of Washington Union Trust Company Edward L. Hillyer Cleveland Park Charles M. Wowson Et Ax James A. Twohey Capitol Street Fourteenth Helen F. Hil William V. Atha Huldah W. Blackford John W. Mitchell Square Mark VY. Gehring Benjamin F. Edwards Congress Heights Frank EB. McCune Helen de T. Isbett Emily M. W. Vinal Washington I Fred B. Rhodes Brookland Kate J. Doltoway Edward Alice A. Gartrell Washington Circle Josephing M. Shannon I James B. McDonnell Chicago Street Second LE Street Charles H. Gladden Percy Crawford Robert P. Keep Wallace Allis H Street Charles H. Fried Morris Zhupnik Square LE Droit Park William M. Ash John V. Shea Kalorama Heights Emma V. O'Donnell James Lee A. Stubblefield Thomas Muller Thomas Miller James A. Twokey Eqestaple Cooperative Building Association Herberg Gul Edward McC. Jones Arlington Fire Insurance Company Mary Jaeger Vlz Carl Charles F. Benjamin James B. McDonnell Frank A Louis 0. Johnson J. Walter Stephenson Benjamin F. Leighton George IF. Wililaws Charles Fl. Parker Thomas Hopkins

Cotton Letter Continues On Market Decline And Surplus Belief

The letter notes a growing crop belief of 14 600 000 bales or more and a surplus that dampens demand as spinners have little need. Bulls lose faith with a sharp market drop, long liquidation proceeds, and no support from buyers. Liverpool expected 4 lower. weather report due noon tomorrow. Miller & Co. furnishes the quotes.

Wall Street Longs Liverpool Aid MIT Ebl

New York Produce Prices and Market Report April 24

New York produce markets show butter and cheese receipts with varied prices for creamery and fancy flavors. Eggs, poultry, flour, cornmeal, and hay futures list modest moves while metals trade steadier after holiday impacts. copper, lead, tin, and spalter trends noted with regional price ranges and freight context.

New York Cueese—Finn Pennsylvania Minnesota Continent South America Philadelphia Baltimore Florida New State and Western Jersey Laney Liverpool London Leke Northern Southern

Live Stock Markets Report United States and Chicago

New York receipts show beef and calf markets mixed with steady to weak prices across steers bulls and veals. Cattle totals around 4,991 with exports noted, calves 5,984 and hogs firm. Chicago listings reflect stronger cattle, steady to higher hogs, and steady sheep with varied regional figures and ranges.

New York Chicago

May Wheat Drops as Bull Leaders Move to Exit July Options

Chicago April 24 remnants of the Gates line of May wheat traded on a weak board, with May down 7 and July slipping to 84 4. Armour & Co resisted rallies but losses persisted. Traders feared bull leaders aimed to exit the July option, spurring bear pressure on the distant contract while May closed at 93 cents and July at 345 4 to 847 8.

Chicago Board of Trade P. A. Valentine Armour & Co Armour

New York Grain Market Mixed on April 24

In New York the grain market shows steady wheat trading with May at 83 to 96 cents, futures weak on liquidation. Corn and oats follow the broader decline with May corn around 47 to 48 cents, oats near 20 to 29 cents. Chicago reports similar pressure, with May wheat dropping to 92 1/2 cents before recovering late.

Chicago Northwest Cincinnati St, Louis Louisville Pittsburg Cleveland Columbus Wheeling Winchester Annapolis Hagerstown Boyd Washington Dany Union Transfer Company Pennsylvania Ave New York Ave 15Th B. Hbge Chesapeake and Chio RY Schedulaffectiva Marca Pennsylvania Station ST Lots St. Louis Pullman Louteville Indianapolis St. Louia Virginia Hot Springs F. F Incinnett Lexington Loulevilis Norfolk and Western Knoxville Chattanooga Memphia Roanoke Rreta Winstone Salem Haaxville Quatacooga Nashville Memphis New Orleans Norfolk Berryvile Luray Shenandoah Treina Fourteenth Street New York Avenue Bond

Market Summary Weakens as Grain Prices Sink on Liquidation

Crop receipts rise with 478000 bushels, while Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago report 24 cars versus 230 last week. Wheat break drives overall weakness as May and July contracts slip. hogs firm but provisions soft. Local receipts total 164 cars, with 7 contract grade. May operations see heavy selling. corn and oats follow toward lower closes. Estimated tomorrow shows mixed arrivals for wheat 205, corn 193, oats 25 cars, hogs 25,000.

New York Duluth Manitoba Inary Minnneapolis Chicago Jonathc

Receivers Appointed for Ubero Plantation Case

In Boston on April 2 Judge Calt appointed Jeremiah Smith Jr and H W Ogden as permanent receivers for the Consolidated Ubero Plantation Company. Each receiver to furnish bonds of 10,000 dollars. Smith had been temporary receiver. both men also serve as receivers for the Ubero Plantation Company of Maine, tied to the same interests. The data includes contemporaneous commodity prices from Baltimore with numerous grain, flour, and butter figures.

Consolidated Ubero Plantation Company Boston Jeremiah Smith, Jr H. W. Ogden Calt United States Smith Ecormstany Messrs. Smith and Ogden Ubero Plantiation Company Maine Consolidated Company

Local butter and eggs and New York bond sale summary

Local market notes show eggs with mixed receipts and quality variations, Virginia to Southern sources, several percent figures noted for freshness and yields. New York City plans a $25 million bond issue at about 101 price, with fewer bidders and Harvey Fick syndicate likely to secure most issues amid reduced demand.

New York City of Harvey Fick Syndicate Grout

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