Reading the feature strong at close stock market gains
New York stock session edged higher with readings in non speculative shares like Atlantic Coast Line and Louisville and Nashville leading advances while some high flyers such as Federal Smelting and United States Reduction and Refining faded. Reading common rose about two points amid a late strength surge as United States Steel remained the market bulwark. Volume was light at intervals but finished with broad gains in late trading.
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Washington Post
New York
Atlantic Coast Line
Louisville and Nashville
Southern Railway Common
Canadian Pacific
Twin City
Rapid Transit
People’s Gas
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States
Reading
Wed- Minestay
Union Pacific
Paris
Portsmouth
Wall Street shows mixed quotes across rails and fuels
Washington stock items push varied bids with Washington Railway and Electric stock at 93 percent preferred and 88 percent common. Closing quotations span District of Columbia bonds and rail line notes, with Bristol Gas and Electric, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, and Union Trust presence amid widespread commodity bids and newspaper market notes.
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Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Railway and Electric
Bristol Gas and Electric
Union Trust
National Metropolitan-Citizena Bank
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Margenthaler
Lanston
United States
Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Railroad dande—Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac Ss
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Bs
Washington Market Company
Potomac Electric Light First
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and ‘Trust
American ‘Security and Trust
Washington Seta
Union
American Graphophone
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Laneton Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
Norfolk
Washington
Local Butter and Eggs Market Report
Eggs market shows firm receipts and strong sales across grades with bear-by demand at 17 in Southern district. Butter market remains firm with adequate high grade supply for demand, store-packed and daily light. Creamery prices vary with Taney Western frets at 22 and 30 for seconds, process and fancy. Western factory firsts and seconds range 16 to 17 cents. fairy 16 cents store-packed 15. Newswire notes unclear wording.
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Baltimore
New Southern
Ceipta
New York
Rio
Cordova
Long Island
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Middleaboro
Foundry Northern
Foundry Southern
Wall Street Gossip Highlights Bullish Stock Outlook
Special to The Washington Post reports bullish commentary from New England capitalists on long term gains in American securities. Pig iron and copper outputs rise sharply, with steel and copper trades described as highly prosperous. Union Pacific activity fluctuates amid speculative trading, while Lackawanna shows gains and readings of proposed stock exchanges tied to Reading and other lines. Private Saratoga wires frame the latest market tale.
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New York
American Tobacco
Atchison General
Atchison Adjustment
Atlandc Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Central of Georgia
Jat ‘Inc
Central of Georgia 24 Inc
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Gcago
Burlington and Gainey New
Chicago
R. I and Pacific R. R. Ts
Pacific R. R. Gel
Louin
Lorade Ind
Colorado Ind
Colorado Michend
Dietillerst Securities
Brie
General
Focking Valley
Depen
Japan
Northern Pacific &m
Norfolk and Wester Consol
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Reading General
BD Louis
Iron Mountain Consol Sa
St Louis
San Francisco
St Louis Southwestern
Seaboard Air Lines
Southern Pacific
Texas and Pacific Ste. Toledo
Wester Maryland
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Wirconsin Central
Washington Post
A& New England Capitalist
Jay Gould
Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Copper Company
Saratoga
Lackawanna
Baltimore
Livestock Market Reports From New York and Chicago
New York market notes reveal beef imports receipting 18, but no trading. cattle veal and butter milk prices listed with varied weakness. sheep and lamb valuations show higher lambs and steady sheep, with beef steady in setup. Chicago reports cattle receipts 7,000 with mixed grades, hogs 25,000 with markets lower and prices for mixed, butchers, and weights specified.
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New York
Chicago
Legal Record Appeals and Property Transfers in District Court
District Court records show numerous cases from equity and probate divisions with names such as McFarlane Poore Glover Hartley and Linwood Heights transfers. Notable entries include adoptions, guardianships, and numerous real estate conveyances across Northwest and Meridian Hill areas, with bonds and appraisals noted.
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Supreme Court
District of Equity Court
Justice McFarlane
Bond
John McFarlane
C. V. Emigr
B. F. Leighton
Foliin
Tisles Oncar “Luckett
Walf & Rosenberg
Harttley
Hartley
Guy H. Johnson
W. W. Edwards
W. A. Donch
J. J. Pugh
Howson Va
Mason
Hallam & Halent
B. A. Jones
Blair &Thom
A. Butler
Wolf & Ronenberg
Es McDonnell
McDonnell
Douglass & Douglass
Baker*& Cherrill
J. B. Archer
Jian Lk Smith
Jian Lk Smith, and 0. 8.” Metzerott
Ball
Hall
Frederick A. Fenning
Examiner
Maloney
D. H. Fenton
Johnson
R. W. Ivey
Real estate transfers in Washington with multiple parcels traded
A series of property conveyances shows Samuel B. Carr to Charles P. Carr in Buena Vista, several DC blocks and squares transferring parcels to Janny Brundenst eir and others, with prices from 10 to 10 000 dollars. Additional transfers include Massie to Henson and Harvel parcels, Guerdrum to White, and Collings to J and A Colling, plus a large 14th Street Northwest parcel sale. Market figures and a livestock listing follow with coarse price ranges for sheep and lambs.
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Buena Vista
Samuel B. Carr
Charles P. Carr
Janny P. Brundensteir
Joseph A
District of Columbia
Pourtdenth
Louis P Shoemaker Et Ax
Edward Landvoigt
Reservoir View
John A. Massie
William H. Henson
Cyrene J. Harvel
George W. Harvel
Chighaster
Laura H. Guerdrum
John White
Barry Farm
Dora
L. Howard Et Vir
John
Hugenet T. Lyddane
Blundon
Massachusetts Avenue
Sixth
Seventh
Edward B. Stumph
Harry M. Packard
Port Saratoga
Brookland
Fiora K. Knapp
James MM. Rauch
Fourteenth Street
John Canyers
Patrick J
Aeneas Colling
New York Grain Markets Open High Then Weaken
New York grain notes rye and wheat activity with firm receipts and spot markets. Wheat futures closed mixed on outlooks and weather, corn and oats saw strong option activity and varied bid levels, with several grades quoted and diverse delivery points.
Dominican Debt Plans and U.S. Involvement
American Minister to Santo Domingo Mr. Dawson returns from vacation to consult with the State Department on his mission and plans to sail from New York around August 16. He will meet Prof. Hollander, the President’s financial expert, who recently toured Europe and may return to Santo Domingo before submitting a full project for the international settlement of the debt. Dominican customs revenue now sits in a major New York bank, and Congress faces early action on disbursing funds to creditor powers per the spring protocol.
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Mr. Dawson
Santo Domingo
West
State Department
New York
Prof
Hollander
Dominican
Congress
Lawyer-Organized Mining Trusts Folio From Copper Boom
Six years ago investors placed copper property in the hands of a famed New York lawyer who battled litigations from Massachusetts to Arizona and Mexico. He then organized a company, raised capital, and built a paying enterprise. The San Luis Mining Company is offered at 1.50 a share until September 1, rising to 10 thereafter, with earnings funding improvements and potential dividends. Myra Ke. Martin, Secretary, 27 William Street, New York.
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New York
Massachusetts
Arizona
Mexico
George A. Treadwell Mining
Treasury
SAN Luis Mining Company
Myra KE. Martin
William Street
Chicago Grain Market Report from August Wheat and Corn
Chicago notes a steady wheat market as September closes at the prior day’s level and corn shows bullish sentiment. Wheat receipts decline in the Southwest offset by good Midwest weather with forecasts favoring quick new crop maturing. Prices fluctuated narrowly but ended steady while corn rose on Liverpool gains and brisk demand from bull investors. Primary receipts reach 896,000 bushels with total clearances of 53,500 bushels.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Ohio
W. B. Hibbe & Co
Bankara and Brokers
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Liverpool
Minnesota
Dakotan
Daterday
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Du-luth
Cain
Laocal Tecare
Pries
jJuat
Cotton Crop Condition Report Released by Agriculture Dept
The Cotton crop condition was issued by the Department of Agriculture at noon yesterday. The average condition on July 25 was 74.9, compared with 91.6 on July 25, 1904, 79.7 on July 25, 1903, and a ten-year average of 82.6. State figures show Texas 71, Georgia 80, Alabama 79, Mississippi 66, South Carolina 79, Arkansas 69, Louisiana 66, North Carolina 80, Indian Territory 82, Tennessee 80, Oklahoma 88, Florida 76, Missouri 85, Virginia 72. The report summarizes current cotton conditions across the states.
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Statistical Board of the
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Statistics
Texas
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Suth Carolina
Arkansas
Louisiana
North Carolina
Indian Territory
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Florida
Missouri
Virginia
Trade and Finance Ledger Notes From Washington and Baltimore
Banking and broker details from W B Hibbs and Co with street address 1419 F Street. Government receipts and expenditures show internal revenue, customs and other sources totaling over $4.7 million. notes redeemed, and passenger train schedules for Baltimore and Pennsylvania Railroad service on weekends.
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Maryolm Hufty
Rebecca J. Macauley
James A. Macauley
Linwood Heights
John W. Glennan
Ruben Twyman
Virginia Avenue
Second
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James E. Mulhall
Maulbaill
Uniontown
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Westminster
Minnie EB. Wood
Duvall
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Lizis B. Bates
George W. Decker
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Thomas BR. Martin
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Meridian Hill
Jennie B. Swain
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Lloyd T Everett
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Strent
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Sunthce Barnard
Clinton Smith
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William L. Eberth
Bendheim & Rothschild
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Mannig Herman
Bernard Herman
Jozeph
Aline C. Barnes
Andrew BR. Frey
Guardian
Ransom M. Williams
Counmer Feee
John R. Shields
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Laura C. Dodge
Kaward Landvoigt
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Smoot
William FH. Henson
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Hood
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John A. Bmasnie
Cyrene
Harvel Et Vir
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Henry A. Grigwold
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Thompson
Laura
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Thomas G. Hensey
George A. King
Collins Et Ax
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Herman E. Geach
Harry GC. Berge
John Cancels
James Trimmer
R. Preston Shealey
Charles W. Floeckher
William H. Wahly
Bloomingdale
Hizy J. Wolcott
A. Maedo
William H. Saunders
Emmanuel B. Shayer
Bertie R. Geneste
Samuel H. Walker
Michael I. Weller
Uccure Maater Building and Loan Association
Lucy H. Baird
Pobbin
Cotton Heath
David Moore
William A. Hill
J. Connelly Constructing Company
John F. McCormick
Petworth
Jesse H. Wilson
Jesse H. Wilson, Jr
Rone Katzman
Douglass
John J. Dohoney
Jadorph H. Stull
R. W Trey
Joseph W. Downing
Malinda Downing
Barnerd & Johnson
Helen M. Lauxman
Harry 8
Welch
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Nathaniel ‘Crawley
William W. Metcalf
J. W. Greer
Little HB
Parkhurst
Benjamin Parkhurst
Douglass & Douglasa
Rika
Towers
NEW York Grain
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Union Trust Co
F St. N. W
People’ S Saving Bank
Hth St
Washington, D. C
Burplus
LPLUS
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Riggs Vane
Aya Poeporeer
U. 3. Treasury
New York City
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Joana
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Warner Building
WM. A. Read & CO
Boston
S. St. Louis
Iron Mountain & Se
Minn
St. Paul
S. S. Marie
Washington Office
N. W
Silverton
Snohomish County
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Wade & Hedges
Wargins
M. J. Sage & Co
Broadway
N.Y
Atlantic Building
Correspondenta, Greulich, Martin & CO
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Arthur Wall
Tratina A
Lynn, Wall & Co
F Street Northwest
Adams Building
Marcin
Chesley & Spence
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Potomac Insurance Company
Alex,hillips
Heiskell & McLeran
F ST
Chicago Grain
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Ell Norte
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Great Britain
France
Avon
Baltimore and Return
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Congressional Limited
Patkent
Therton
Office of the Asociation
Pamphiera
Oce
Equitable Co-Operat Building Association
Equitable Building
John Joy Edson
Elta Bpear
Geo. W. Casilear
Frank Fpr
Washington Loan & Trust CO
Corner Sth
F Sts
Ada
John Joy Elson
John A Swope
Ellis Spear
Drew Parker
Harry G Meem Boyd Taylor Thomas Bradley
U.S
National Loan and Investment Co
15Th
Sts. N. W
U. S. Treasury
Citizens “Intsr’ CO
Commercial Bank
Bidg- N.W. Cor
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Warder
Mutual Loan and Trust
St. N. W
Potomac Guarantee Loan CO
F Street N. W. Atlantic Building
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Co
Street
Planos, &R
Building and Loan Association
First Foar
National Mortgage Loan Company
Es F ST NW
Eerie
Deineipal
Corcoran