Quiet stock market edges up led by Grangers and Pacifics
New York August 1 dull market sentiment due to London market closing. Traders hesitated to enter new commitments as London trading remained suspended, yet creeping price gains emerged led by Grangers and Pacifics based on encouraging railroad traffic reports. Steel stocks, United States Steel, and metallurgical issues showed mixed strength amid broad market caution.
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Grangers
Pacifics
New York
London
Grargeirs
Pacifica
Atchison
Telptul
tChimerts
Peinwunet
Punts
Oteb
COU Son of
Steel Iatis
United Fev of
Cit
Troi
Erontaca
Toampan
Publin
United States Steel
Acton
New York Stock Market Report Fragment
Patchy OCR note shows stock market terms and daily quote references. Mentions W B Hibbs and Niew or near archive data date. No clear prices or entities beyond generic market terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokers
W. B. Hibbs & Niew Na
Washington Stock Exchange closes with varied bond and stock quotes
The Washington Stock Exchange report lists closing bids for District of Columbia bonds, Washington Gas and Electric issues, Metropolitan and Columbia railroads, and many banks and insurance stocks. Prices show mixed gains and declines, with notable figures in railway and utility securities and several certificates of indebtedness. The market accompanies a broader daily session including New York cotton, wheat, and corn movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York
Richerd A. McCurdy
Thomas P. Morgan
District of Columbia
Arkel
Haight Freese Co
Broadway
F St. N. W
Washington, D. C
Wheat and grain futures shift amid rust concerns and demand
Reports of spring wheat rust spurred a bullish session with September wheat up about 1 percent, corn and oats also higher. Trading showed strong buying from foreigners and primary receipts rising, while hogs and pork led to softer prices late. Market closed near highs, with outlook for supplies and export demand remaining supportive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dorath
Manitoba
Newa
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Ely
Ry Bia
Chicago
Atchison General
Fay Atchison Adjustment
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia Ist Inc
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
New
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Chicago and
Northwestern
Consola Ovens Serem
R. I
Pacific R. R
Paria
Minneapolis
Duluth
Tay
Commission House
Denver
Rio Grande
Erie
Erie General
Fort Worth
Denver City
Hocking Valley
Louiaville
Nashville
Manhattan
Consol
Mexican Central
Minneapolis and
St. Louie
Missouri, Kansas and
Texan
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Ational Railroad of Mexico
New York Central General
New Jersey Central General
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Ja
Norfolk and Western
Oregon Short Line
Partic Pennsylvania
Reading General
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
San Francisco
Bt. Louis Southwestern Lata
Seaboard
Sir Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Railways
Texas and Pacific Ista
Toledo
St Louis and
Western
Union Pacific
Pacife
United States Steel Second
Wabash
Wabash Debenture
Wheeling and Lake File
Wisconsin Central
Washington Produce Market Report Highlights Strong Potatoes
Washington market notes heavy receipts for potatoes and cucumbers with dull demand, green corn steady, and apples scarce. Prices listed for potatoes, beets, carrots, cabbage, cucumbers, lettuce, onions, peaches, tomatoes, and other produce. eggs and poultry prices shown along with dairy and meat markets. includes协 market comments and brief financials.
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Georgia
West Vir Reva
Virginia
North Carolina
Local Securities Tame Yet Firm Amid Quiet Trade
Local securities showed dull but firm activity with prices a touch higher. Washington Railway and Electric bonds and preferr ed stock traded, five shares at 61 2, and 4s around 87 8. Washington Gas moved to 58 with related certificates at 120. Capital Traction bonds rose to 106 1 4, 108 asked. Brown Brothers & Co bought 31.5 million Potomac Electric Power 6s at par with accrued interest. A Masonic Hall Association deed to secure new 4 per cent bonds backed by a trust. Columbia National Bank handling exchanges of the old 5s for the new 4s. Indebtedness reduced by 8,000 with cash payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ors
Roy
Derssy
Inter
Rat
St Louis Co
Wit
Alfeson Rats
Laval
Natonal Ty
North American
Ontwins and
Westen
Pacis
Ty Poans Lanla AD Sa
St Loy
Pulkar Palace
Sis
Sim
Republic
Rock Islard Co
Rock Island
Rubber Foods
Hubber Goods
St Louis Southwstern
Louis Southwest
Southern Pacific
Bouthern Railway
Bouther Rathway
Jennesses Coal and Iron
Toxi4
and Pacific
Toko
Washington Gas
Semany
Washington Railway and Electric
Tsig
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Railroad
Capital Traction Hai
Metropolitan Railroad
Metropolitan
Columbia Railroad
The
Washington Railway and Llecerie Company
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company
Safe Deposit and Trust
Nadomab Safe Deposit Ant Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Trust and Storage
Washington Savings Bank
Capital Traction Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Metropulitan
Central
Farmere and Mechanics
Citizens
Columbia
Capital
American
Lincoln
Riggs
Ae Insurance Stocka
Firemen's
Frimklin
Corcoran
Potortine
National Union
People’s
Commercial
Colonial
Columbie
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac
Georgetown
Margenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Ureens Conaglidated Copper Company
Washington Market
Norfolk and
W. B. Hibba & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Waderton
Liverpool
Wall Street
Ersp
Local Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
American Graphophone
Capital Traction
Brown Brotherge & Co
Potomac Electric Power Company
United States Electric Lighting Company
Lewis Johnson & Co
Masonic Hall Association
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Squard cii
Charles W. Holmes
Arthur T. Brice
William J. Fisther
Wrandia P. Morse
Chichester
John Owen
Julius W. Tobeon
William H. Benson
Warriner
Guardian
Mery C. Hiordan
Forrest H
Charles P. Stone
Charles W. Fairfax
Ralph L. All
Josephine C. Webster
Joan E
Wharton B. Lester
J. Clarence Price
Milton Patterson
Frances A. R. Hager
Wilton J.lambert
D. W. Baker
Peter P. Phillips
Meridian Hili
James H. Crow
Margaret Stanzel
John
Walter G. Davis
Clarence I. Gessfard
Minnie E. ‘Wood
Barry Fahm
Hillsdale Station
C. M
Church Po
Samuel H. Walker
Michael Wailer
Eastern Building and Loan Association
Mary K. Burton
William J. Flather
William A. Hii
Francis P. Saviae
Carrie Af, Clark
Vir
Thomas
Albert H. Fleeckher
Kemp Duval
William H. K. Pendleton
Trinidad
Adelig Giddings
Alfred W
George W. White
James I. Taylor
Louie Exkloff
Ux Droit Park
Richard
Wolfe
Genry W. Cofins
Thomas Walker
James F. Bundy
Elijah H. Ajlen
Washington Heights
Helene Downing
Robert
James F. Hood
Robert C. Jones
Jennie S. Fuamona
st—Hobert ‘Cohan
Wiliam J. Flather
J. Hakin Gadsby
Francia P
Susan J. Lewis
Lsqvane
Tilmary Halloran
Richard W. Tyler
Robert G. Rutherford
American Fire Insurance Company
Milton McDonald
R. Preston Shealey
Charles W. Floeckher
William M. Hannay
Cleveland Park
John Sherman Et
Clifford M. Story
Saul
Made & Sarbour
Oscar W. Larmanet Ax
National Sofa Deposit, Savinge and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
John M. Buckley
Charles F. Benjamin
Roger T. Mitchell
Perpetual
Richard G. Rawlings
Edward McC. Jones
D. H. R. Qrury
Live Stock Markets Mixed Receipts Across New York and Chicago
Livestock markets report receipts in New York and Chicago with mixed price movement. Cattle: steer and fat cattle generally lower. veals up. cows steady to lower. Hogs: declines around 25 cents. Sheep and lambs show steady to easy action with varied grades. Prices listed include steers around 6.40 at New York, calves up to 8.26, hogs near 5.40, and Western lambs reaching 6.85.
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New York
Chicago
Baltimore markets report August grain and commodity prices
Baltimore markets record modern day grain prices with Quist flour, wheat and corn quotations. Supplies receipts and exports are listed alongside butter eggs cheese sugar and grain freights, showing steady butter and egg markets and steady sugar amid quiet freight activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Liverpool
Cork
July Treasury Reports Show Debt Increase and Large Deficit
The July 31 1904 public debt stood at 980,781,418, up 13,549,689 amid a cash balance drop. Receipts totaled 46,786,387 with a July deficit of 17,407,728. expenditures reached 44,194,115 amid rising Civil, War, Navy, and Interest costs. Coinage near 456 thousand in small coins and 1.281 million in Philippine pesos posted, while national bank notes outstanding rose to 450,888,000 with bond-backed circulation up 32,860,401 for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
National Bank
Treasury of Philippine Islands
Customs and Internal Revenue
United States
Equity Court Rehearsal Notes and Public Records
The Supreme Court District of Columbia pursuant to equity actions lists multiple cases and orders. Dunnya Walter v. complainant possession title to real estate. Campbell v. Campbell appoints attorney for defense. Herbert v. Herbert ordered further proof before examiner. Various matters include guardian ad litem appointments, substitute trustees, auditors reports, restraining orders, and bankruptcy and probate filings. Court entries cover banking, criminal, and probate matters with named attorneys and parties.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Harnard
Dunnya
Walter
C. G. Allen
W. J. Newton
George H. O'Connor
Washington Brewery Company
Deesale
H. F. Woodard
R. F. Downey
M. J. Keane Campbell
Campbell
James A. Cobb
J. Harry Smith
Herbert
Behrend
Examiner
Robert E. Mattingly
A. B. Duvall, Jr
Potomac Insurance Company
Gordon
Rose Fauntz
Guardian Ad Litem
Erskine Gordon
Green
Ralston & Siddens
F. A. Penning
Swenson
Mitchell
Ralston & Siddons
Smith Thompson
Christie
Griswold
Justice Barnard
United States
John Mitchell
Justioe Barnard
Susan Whalen
Levi H. David
Elza Mosher
Rale
D. W. O’ Donoghue
Harrison J. Holland
WC. Martin
James C. McConnell
James E. McConnell
Bond
George P. Hoover
Elzabeth Rittenhouse
B. P Miramack
Hugh Morgan
Ann Morgan
William H. Manogue
Hizabath Skelly
G. P. McGile
Ellen Thompson
Charlea W Floeckler
Robert Preston Shealey
Ranson M Willams
Guardian
John H R. Shields
Keturah Lee
Joseph D. Wright
Lizzie Barnes
James F Bundy
Thomas N Jenkins
George Francia Williams
Harvey Perry
Walter C. Clephate
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington District
Central Heights and other neighborhoods show frequent transfers with several parcels sold, including lot 1 block 5 and various square lots, from Gehring to Gitt and McCormick to Riordan, among others. Deeds list multiple trustees, margins of 10 and 2,160 dollars, and numerous parcels changing hands in Northwest to Meridian Hill areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Heights
Marie V. Gehring
Martan F. Gitt
Strept
Ptreets
John McCormick
Mary E. Riordan
Molmbad Manor
Dfenry Klinge Et Ax
Kitamilier
Dumbarton Street
Frederick W. Emrich
Thomas Wiliams
Mettie R. Sater
John G
Mary B. Hooper
Richard A. Ford
John G. Thunscomb
Alfred Few
Ida R.reagan
Iveridian Hill
Alexander Grant Et al
William E. Thompson
Willian E. Thompson
Tenace Slater
Frank E. Smith
Alexander Grant
Fivorge F. Stone
James H. Crew
John Masten
Sixth
William ‘H, Hennage
Darla
Fifth Street
South Grounds
Columbian Univiersity
Northern Real Estate Corporation
Lota
Bloomingdalec Slarry “Wardman
Mary J. ‘Maultby
LE Droit Park
William
Eighth Street
Wtreeta
Laura M. Groove
Joseph H. Milany
Washington Heights
Jennie S. Emmons
George E
Helene Downing
Trinidad
Mary Orme
Milton McDonant
Bloomingdale
Francis
A." Blundon
Jona Waldman
Fparhk
Thomas
Waggaman Et Ux
Johan Sherman
Injunction Continued in Royal Laundry Case
After a hearing before Justice Barnard in Equity Court No 1 the temporary restraining order against Andrew Mundy was continued to a final hearing. Testimony time was limited to thirty days for the complainant and two days each for Mundy and rebuttal. Mundy’s answer denies the allegations in the bill, claims the firm was not incorporated when he was hired, and says his signature was obtained by misrepresentation. He contends the laundry has no right to equitable relief. Mundy also asserts customers left for his new employer before he joined Royal and that many had been his customers previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Barnard
Equity Court
Andrew Mundy
Royal Laundry Company
Mundy
Coldren & Fenning
Equity
Ihs
The
Royal Company
Suit for Lost Certificates Against Alleged Finder
The National Gate Deposit Savings and Trust Company sues William B. Hibbs in the District of Columbia for $6,000 in two counts. It alleges Hibbs found two lost stock certificates of the Mergenthaler Linotype Company and disposed of them, with knowledge they belonged to the plaintiff. The first certificate, No. 1105 for 20 shares valued at $4,000, and the second for ten shares valued at $2,000, are central to the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
I Mergenthaler Company
Articles of Incorporation Filed in Washington Firms
Multiple corporations filed Articles of Incorporation in Washington with capitalizations from $10,000 to $300,000. Notable entities include Eeonomy Gas Purnacé Company, Metropolitan Coach Company, Millard Natural Asphalt Company, Union Commerce Company, Nevada Electric Power and Transmission Company, Butterfield Nursery Company, Oriental Tea Company, American Automobile Company, and American Therapeutic Society. Also noted were voluntary bankruptcy petitions for John Breen, Habib as, and Frank P. McShane with assorted assets and exemptions. The report concludes with a Philadelphia Inquirer citation and a banking era aphorism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeonomy Gas Purnacé Company
George H. Corey
Eugena Schooley
J. L
Butterfield
J. A. Pettis
G. M Bhefer
KF. W. McCormick
BE. M. Freeman
B. E. T. Kretschmann
Oriental Tea Company
J. P Redington
FT. Donger
B. W. McCormick
Donaldson
E. M. Freeman
American Automobile Company
Cyzua Manta
H. Relph Burton
Beverly E. Bassford
American Therapeutic Society
Object
C . Oliver Thomas Osborne
Renold Webb Wilcox
Noble P. Barnes
John Speed McLain
Francis P. Morgan
Robert Reyburn
William Mercer Sprigg
D. Gitta Leech
John Breen
Habibas
Frank P. McShane
Twenty-second Street
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Granton
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Pravitid
Joseph H. Dyer
A. Les Lowe
Parry A. Gloyd
Crandal Mackey
Msei
Walter Daniel
Hutty
Warflelt
John W. Glennan
Harry
Willam L. Garrison
Mary E Garrison
C. Carrington
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Swift & Co
W.b.hibbs & CO
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Equitable Go-Operative Building Association
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John Joy Sosom
Ellis Spear
Geo
Sernatiov, Banking Corporation
Pamphrets
C Street N. W
Saydings
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U. S
Washington Loan & Trust
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B. H. Warner CO
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Revere
Moore & Schley
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Chesley & Spence
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Candelaria
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Exchal
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the National Met
George E. Harries
I. G. Kimball
Wilton J. Lambert
A. M. Lothrop
Theo
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J. H. Ralston
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New York Avenueropolitan Bank
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10Th ST
Tn District of Columbia
Hriskell & McLeran
ST. J E Bates Public Accountant and Auditor
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Warder
Ivan
Metropolitan Loan and Trus Co
E Street N. W
Potomag Guarantee Loan CO
N. W
Atlantic
Tha Building and Loan Association
Ioana
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Mio Steshone
National Loan and Investment Co
Opp Treasury
Money Money Money Money Money Money
Washington Mortgage Loan Co
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