Staple Prices Weak As Crop Conditions Backward
A Dow Jones style market bulletin notes weak staple prices tied to backward crop conditions, with railways earning solidly and labor tensions limited to Chicago. Trade volumes rise alongside strong steel and petroleum activity, while cotton and copper show weakness and weather disrupts shipments in parts of the South.
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New York
Bradstreet
Morrow
Colece
Ottom Gee
Burt
Sea
Roc Ta
Sime
Market notes and stock purchases in Baltimore and New York
Baltimore markets report mixed commodity receipts and prices including Western and Southern grains and refined products. Kuhn Loeb & Co. in New York announced purchase of 23.5 million American Smelting and Refining Company preferred stock series B, part of a $30 million issue.
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Kuhn, Loeb & Co
New York
New York Cotton Market Ends Steady After Mixed News
The market opened with temporary withdrawal of bull support easing prices about 10 to 12 points before Philadelphia spot interests halted notices. Late trading showed firmness on support from Lower Wall Street brokers. Close was steady near best with a 20 to 26 point net advance. Futures sales about half a million. Weather mild, receipts smaller, Southern spot markets steady to higher.
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Philadelphia
Lower Wall Street
U. American
Florida
Jersey
Charleston
Liverpool
London
London Iron
Stead
Glasgow
St.1
Middiesboro
Northern
Foundry
Southern
New York
Ramsey to Retain Office Amid Gould Differences
New York April 28 The board of directors of the Wabash Railway Company held a special meeting announcing routine business and no adjournment. Ramsey remains president and officials said amicable settlement of differences with George J Gould makes his retention likely.
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Gould
New York
The
Wabash Railway Company
Ramsey
George J Gould
Chicago
St Louis
Lake Shore
Ohio
Union Trust Company
Gov Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Joseph Ramsey
Piitevarg Terminal Railroad
Wabash
Kinoshita
Imperial Railways of Japan
International Railway Congress
Baltimore
Union Tunnel
California
Seward Webb
Washington Produce Market Summary and Prices
Arrivals were lighter than expected, keeping early week prices dull but closing firm for select items. Duck and goose eggs rose, dairy and cheese prices showing mixed movement as receipts stay high. vegetables and fruit see heavier supplies with some declines. Cattle and hog markets mixed in New York and Chicago notes, with Treasury receipts and expenditures listed.
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Foster
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolia
New York State
Virginia and Mary
South Carolina
Florida
North Carolina
Supreme Court records and court lists from 1905
The jurisdiction reports a long roster of cases before the United States Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals District of Columbia, with adjournments, assignments, and noted opinions. It also lists criminal and civil dockets, attorney names, and calendar details for cases in circuit and equity courts, probate and bankruptcy matters, and local city court entries.
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Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Green
United States
Mitchell
J . Easby-Smith
Raymond
Apnellce
M H. Beach
J. S. Easby-Smith
Coa Ketawin
Byram
A A Lipscomb
Appellee
Appellee HW Beach and J 8. Easles-Smith. No 10. Palmer Va. District of Columbia
Ap Pellant
M H Beach
AB Duvall
Garrison
A. B. Duvall
Appellen
Supreme Court
Eqcity Court NO 1
Justice Anderson
West
Willly
Sale
George Francis Williams
James F Bundy
RR. Horner and
Ralaton & Siddons
Hagsan
Union Investment Company
Inditat
Roach and
Watition
W. Carr
American Butterina Company
Standard Dairy and Yee Company
RDB Dehrana
War Department Beneficial Association
Wood
T. B. Ligton
Wolt & Rosenberg
Lane
Overand
D. W O'Nonaghue
A A Alexander
BF Leighton Davis
Patterson
Stuart McNamara Latham
Justic
Stuart McNamara
Chapin Brown
Bill
R H McNeill
Lb UW. David
Attornney
Moulton Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Reed
J EB Hayden
T L Jeffords McCutterty
Coldwell
Mackall & Waedel
WE Ambrose
May Beructt
Barnett
Lambert & Baker
Colbert Talbert
Talbert
Wo Richardson
WM. Wiliams
Detradant
W M Lewin
Lquity Court
Justice Stafford
Hennessey
American Building and Loan Association
J. S MecDonough
H A Wegarty
J J. Heffernan
The
National Bank Vs. King
Worthington, Heald & Fralley
W F Mattingly
M J Colbert
Paul E Johnson
Leon Totrtner
Stoner
Storer
MiKeldree Methodist Episcopal Church
Leckle
Fulton & Cox
Thomas Stubblefield
King Pro Contessa
Coltter
Howard Boyd
John H Johnanon
Stephen Ford
Elmer Carter
Stella Dempsey
Theodore A. Cook
Perjary
Costa
J. McD
Carrington
Hayden Johnson
Thomas Walker
Harvey Graves
J Med Carrington
Taylor Knoll
Thomas M Fields
Philip Walker
George W. Taylor
Walter Hawthorne
William Digges
Deeds of Trust Listings and Equity Suits
Trust deeds recorded across multiple plats secure loans to individuals and institutions including Jena Arnold, Michael Abern, Mary Hughes, and others, with amounts from 700 to 10,000 dollars and terms up to five years. Equity cases, maintenance actions, and a certiorari petition are noted alongside legal notices and brief social commentary from the Detroit Tribune.
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Metropolis View
Richard B. Phelna
John H Soule
Harry C. Allen
Jena Arnold
Georgianna M Rayhold
Frank A.arrison
John P. Ahern
Michael + A Abern
Margaret McMillen
Walter Rl’ Wilcox
George F Hane
Mary L. Hughes
Irene L. Many
Charles F. Benjamin
Roger T Mitchell
Perpetual Building Association
Thomas T. Luckett Et al
Same
Fairview Heights
Mary C. Davis
Benjamin P Davis
Albert L. Sturtevant
M_ Cecilia Spaulding
Adas Israel
Hebrew Congregation
Francis Saul
James Ir Shea
Home Savings Bank
Coluveta Heights
Charles Ritter
Himer
BE. Ramey
Charles W Simpson
Franklin T Santer
Georgi W Turner
Richard E. Patry
Herbert A Gel
John A Dopenab
Adam Ehlahlager
James H King
J Theodora Rupli
Maud
Charles S King
Richard T Buckingham
Isaac E Shoemaker
J Horton Miller
Maurice S Sturgeon
Railroads News From Across the Nation
John J Baulch elected president of the St Louis Railway Club and a sweep of appointments and plans across multiple railways including the Delaware and Eastern the Great Northern and the Nickel Plate. Officials discuss new lines production earnings and forthcoming conventions as international rail congress nears Buffalo.
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John J. Baulch
St. Louis Railway Club
Servia
Otto F. Wagenhorst
Delaware and Eastern
R C Foote
Great Northern
Detroit
Gov. Folk
Missouri
Speer
Pennsylvania
New York
A OW. Cheeseman
Southern Pacific
el Paso
John Kearney
Nickel Plate
Cleveland
H A Worcester
Michigan Central
J. P. Lasier
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Charles TL. Grice
Burlington
St Louis
Fls Montgomery
Vincennes
Ind
Internaonal Association of Railroad
Ticke
Northern Central
London
England
Robert B. Pegram
Southern
Birmingham
Ala
Powell
St. Louis
Sue Pullmans
Pittsburg
Carey Brown
Benjamin W Carskaddon
Richard ¥. Whalen, Jr
Burlington and Quincy
Hannibal
W. J. Bloskins
Union Pacifics
Grand Island
St. Paul
Nebr
St Louls
San Francisco
New Orleans
JE Hammann
Lehigh Valley
J J B. Cochran
Ene
C W Clark
Erie Dispatch
Louisiana Railroad Commission
Haton Rouge
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Springfield Street Railway Company
United States
Canada
Mexico
W. W. Broughton
Louisville
Canada Eastern
New Brunswick Southern
International Railway Congress
National Capital
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Buffalo
Hotel and Cattorse to Open in Long Branch
The Hollywood Hotel on the West End Long Branch will open June 15, 1905 as a Sumner and Winter resort on the European plan under manager Leon Cottentin. Details for inquiries call or write N. Office J C Lyons at 4 E 42d St and telephones Long Branch 55 West End. A mix of notices follows on rail and corporate matters.
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West End
Long Branco
Sumner
Ita Orginal
Leon Cottentin
J C Lyons
Long Branch
N . City
38Th
Breaks Cotton Record With 1904 Crop High
Census Bureau final report shows 1904 cotton production at 13,584,467 bales of 500 pounds, up 3,491,386 bales or 85 percent from 1903. Texas leads with 3,134,677 bales. Georgia second at 1,960,101. Mississippi and Alabama follow. Notable gains occur in Georgia, Alabama, and South Carolina. Oklahoma and Indian Territory up 72 percent. Cotton seed mills grow from 357 in 1900 to 7,? in 1904.
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United States
Texas
Georgia
Mississippi
Alabama
Kansas
Arkansas
South Carolina
South Carola
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
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Otto H. Divege
Cartos S. Hardy
Laurence G Goodhart
Wol Wells Company
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Joseph Hirsh
Augustus H. Price
Charles W Tillett
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L J Mather
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Sword
Jeaxe
W Gwynn Gardiner
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Rothschild & Hendheim
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Towles Et al
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Plaintif
BR Ross Perry
Gordon & Gordon
A . Worthington
Clephase & Clephane
Brandenburg & Brandenburg Americaz Security and Trust Company
Myers
Wilson & Wilson
W. A. McKenney Hokymen
Capital Construction Company
J. J Darlington
Ross Perry & Son
White
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
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Agnew
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James Headley
Dundee
P. G. Affleck
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Robert Gunn
J A Meedel
Elenora Marshall
Frederick A Fenning
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Coldren & Fenning
Rexa Warder
Martha A. Cruft
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C. T A
Charles W Darr
Thomas Kinney
Ellen I. Kinney
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Mary T Juenemann Et al
H S Welch
Robert A Paxone
Wiam C. Martin
Woc Mackinate
Ephraim A Greenough
EH Louche Petate
Sidner E Rosenthat
J J Payser
Johanna Kern
Athert
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Sarah J Harvey
Alma M. Oberholtz
James T Hunter
Raymond H Englich
Aled
RL ‘Williams
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W. W. Boarman
Thomas E Waggaman
Lincoln Hotel
American University Park
Galen L. Talt Et al
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Jane Arnold
Richard B. Phelps
Congress Heights
Ralph P. Barnard
Guy H. Johnson
William O Stivern
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Franz J. Helberger
John Lynch, Jr
Barry Farm
Sandy Holman
Henry and
Maggia H Hraxton
Lis Droit Park
Edward J. Stell- Wagon
George P. Newton
Columbia Heights
Franklin ‘T
Robert F Bradbury
Thomas H
Ema R. Harvey
Sixth Street
Certruds Davis
May Datah Lokerson
M Street
Warlem
Annie CO Neil
John, Dante
Angie O'Neil
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Philip Schwartz
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ejien Beall Greene
Fannie W Talbert
Perry Talbert
Mason N. Richardson
Frances & Amick
Snowden Ashford
L. J Mather
James L Karrick
James W. Richardson
E. 3. McCalmont
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Doucher
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Massachusetis Resorts
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A. G McWhirter, Jr
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H P. McWade
Little Rock
Suce
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Hotel DE Ville
Kentucky Ave
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Best
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Dunlop
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JAS
Keenan Marlborough House
Golf Josiah White & Sons
Aph
Haddon Hallow City
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Leeds & Lippincott
Chalfonte
Leeds Company
ST. Charles
Ocean Front
Rugms
Orchestra of Acoists
Newlin Haines
SAVOY
Lisa S . Hanley
Irvington
Boardwalk
Steel Pier
Netherland
New York Ave
Irvin N. Weels
Apl
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Traymore
Mpany Apit
D & White
Westminster
Dasiot
Worthington, Wrrour
Fadae
J & Worthington
Borton
Vieitora Terma
Mpi
D&s-301
E. B. Voorhees
NEW York Hotels
Gramercy Park
20Th and
Flat Sts
City
Irving
New York City
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Cairo
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William Catto
Tudor
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Mase
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U. & Capitol
T. A. McKee
Mar
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Washington, DC
Country Board
Rae Washington College
Sts. Ne
C. C. Fielding
Warrenton
Walsh
Rockville Road
Chevy Chase
Golf Oaks
Bath
Marshall Hall
Charles Macalester
Chesapeake Beach
Shad Tinker
Casino
Thaner
Hotel Belvedere
Aim
Pally Waters
Mount Vernon
Tomb OF
Charles Macalester Salt
Fort Myer
Arlington Falls Church
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Advdriss Chase Nelson
W. Va
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Alexandria
General Ticket
14Th St
Colorado
Hilde
6Th
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OLD Dominion Stramship CO
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Fb St
Bigg Telephone
John Callahan
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Herrol RG
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Dover
Paris
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