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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1905

Page

9

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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