Stocks Rise on Bright Crop Prospects and Rail Orders
The market advanced steadily amid favorable government crop data and ideal weather. Buyers reemerged as railroads forecast ample tonnage, Canadian Pacific raised its dividend, and Sloss-Sheffield declared a regular payout, while short interest remained sizable but pressured.
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Washington Pool
New York
Teporte
Trun
Canadian Pacific
Sloss-Sheffield
Wall Street
United States Treasury Rail Reports for June and Year
Railway reports show Illinois Central earnings up by 576000 for June but net earnings down 500000. For the year, net earnings fall 450400, while gross earnings reach a record high except for 1903. The company approved 75700 for additions and improvements and ended with a surplus of 6069M10, rising 2503000 from last year.
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Raiload
Nhnois Central
Purplus
Central of Georgia Railway
Ilinois Centras
E. H. Harriman
New York Bond Market And Lamb Prices Report
The bond market and lamb prices show a low in Washington due to Western lamb values. Lambs and sheep prices fluctuate with calved and Aug figures, while credit balances and shipments detail the market activity. Next Sunday marks the third issue of The Washington Sunday Post Monthly Magazine Section, praised for its front cover and readable inside pages.
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Washington
Washington Sunday Post
Washington Stock Exchange and Wheat Markets Summary
Washington Stock Exchange reports regular sales including Potomac Electric, Capital Traction, and Washington Gas with varied lot sizes and prices. Wheat markets show spot and futures activity with No 2 red around 1.06 to 1.07, a quiet trade, and notes on export demand and Winnipeg firmness.
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New York
Winnipeg
Metal Market Notes Copper Tin and Lead Prices
New York copper prices firm with spot and distant months lifting. London futures hold steady as arrivals total 22 tons, exports 1 174 tons for the month. Local dealers report a strong market for opot copper and range shifts in tin prices across months and regions. Lead and spelter show subdued activity with marginal price moves. Iron market closes steady with Northern No 2 and other grades quoted across several prices.
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New York
Standard Copper
Spot
Eptember
London
Custom House
Lake
Ea St. Louis
St. Louis
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Southern
Wall Street Grows Bullish After Rally Amid Dividends
Wall Street reports a continued market rise after a fortnight rally led by railroads and industries. Canadian Pacific boosts dividend to 8 percent from profits, while stock fluctuations persist and bullish sentiment grows among commission houses despite poor earnings from a mined flood setback.
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Weahington Post
New York
Wall Street
Pearson-Farquhar
Hawley
Commission House
Washington Dock Exchange Trades High Volume amid Mixed Scrip
The Washington Dock Exchange session saw unusually large business with 244 Washington Gas shares sold at 73 and rare Lanston trades near 8132-8 to 816-4, while Washington Railway and Electric preferred stock stayed active. Hassinger resigns as Southern Iron and Steel president effective September 1. board to elect a new leader in New York next week.
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Washington Dock Exchange
Washington Gas
Payer
Lanston
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Tee
W. H. Hassinger
Southern Iron and Steel Company
New York
Zebuloh Hovlery Mills Company
Zebulon
N. C
Altix-Chetmera
Iowa Central
Amalgamated Copper
Kansan City Southern
American Agricultural
Kansas City Southern
Tacede Gay
Carang Foundry
Loulaville and
Wastivill
Minneapolis
St. Louid
St. P
Ste. M
Kans
Tex
American Linnead
Kana
American Locomat
Mianouri Pacific
Am. Smelt
Ag. Or
National Biscuit
Smelt
Am. Steel Foundries
New York Central
Ontaria
Norfolk and Western
Anaconda Mining
Northern Pacific
Ial
Pacifc Mall
Atchison Pity
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and
Ohi
Pitteburg
St. Kaal
Bethlehem Steel
Pittsburg Coal
Brooklyn Rapid
Canadian Pacific
Oonsie Pullman
Aatal AK
Central of New
Republic Steel
Chicago and Alton
Rock Island Co
Western
Gt. Western
Louise, L
Chicago
Tennessee
Delaware
Texas
Pacifia
Denver
Rio Grande
Bom
St. Louia
Wes
Den
Big Grande
Tol
St L
Dintters’ Securities
Union Pacific
Erie
Unitedtates Relaa Co de Ierie
United States Rubber
Inter-Metropolitto Wise Ten
Wabash Aryl
Inter-Metropolitan
Wabash of Ogm
International Harvester
Western Maryland
International Marina
Abty Ie
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Lake Eri
International Pump
Chicago Grain Mixed Actions on Wheat and Corn Decline
Chicago grain markets weakened on August 9 as bearish crop figures and heavy selling pressed prices. Wheat fell while corn and oats showed declines, with cash markets firming modestly. Paris weather and European crop concerns buoyed the overall tone despite local elevator backlogs.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Cort
Duluth
Baltimore
Paris
France
Nnta
Shorts
OOH
NEW YORK PRODUCE AND COTTON MARKETS SUMMARY
New York notes mixed commodity prices with steady flour and meats while cotton shows a late day rally. Wheat and poultry receipts listed. cotton futures rise on bull support despite early losses as rains in Texas limited impact. First Georgia new crop bale sells at 16s per pound.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Weconda
Cheebe
New York State
New
California
New. York
Texas
Weather Bureau
Southern
New York
Southern Mills
Southwestern
Georgia
Supreme Court Equity Court actions and auditor reports
District of Columbia reports list multiple court actions including ratified auditors reports in Clagett v Burke and Oppermann reassignment. Also mentions sale ratifications against Pryor and Botach cases, publication orders, and various attorneys. Summary of figures shows net sales and international totals for the period.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO
Justice Barnard
Clagett
Vs. Burke
John A. Buller
J. A. Butler
G. P. McGrua
Smith Va. Pryor
Sale
Plaintifr’s
J. W. Glennan
F. D. Blacklock
John Miller
Imacy
Coughlin Vs. Trades Unionist Publishing Company
C. T. Hendler
Spelman Va
Meher, Jr
Secrea
G. C. Gertman
F. D. Hill
W. G Gardiner
Witliam Connor
Deeds of Trust and Court Actions Listed in District Docket
Circuit Court No. 2 before Justice Barnard consolidates motions in McDonald vs Briggs leave to lie pleas granted. Bankruptcy proceedings involve Albert A Marshall and Trades Unionist Publishing Company with reference to William M Hallam. numerous mortgage securities across squares and lots in Reservoir View Friendship and other neighborhoods. several estate and bankruptcy notices, divorce actions, and criminal case United States vs Emory Whitmayer for attempt to rape with recognizance set. district court action confirms appraisal for lots 134-136 in square 628 and multiple building association security entries.
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Circuit Court NO
Barnard. McDonald
Briggs
Plaintif
B. F. Leighton
A. H. Warner, Jr
Justice Barnard
Albert A. Marshall
William M. Hallam
Trades Unionist Publishing Company
Wiliam M. Hallam
Charles C. Duncargon
Thomas EB. Waggamian
Catholic University
John F. Waggaman
Criminal Court No
United Stated
Emory Whitmayer
Stewart
J. District Court
Real Estate Transfers in Washington District Listings
A long list of property transfers across Washington DC areas including Reservoir View, Moore & Barbour’s Addition, F Street Northeast, Friendship, Twenty Ninth Street Northwest, Le Droit Park, Brookland and Dobbins Addition. Buyers include Charles H Ainslie Lille Barker Marie Hofman Agnes Riley Max Perakia Jonah C Ce e ux, and many others with prices noted such as 10, 16, 450, or 1500 dollars. Paragraphs detail lots sold, blocks and squares, with buyers and sellers including Barker, Lukens, Blundon, Wynne, Laycock, and many others.
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Charles H. Ainslie
John EB. Richar A
Nettle G. Richardson
Twelfth Street
Richard W. Barker
Lille F. Barker
Moore & Barbour
Lille
U Street
Seventeenth
Eighteenth Streets
Harry G. Laycock
Robert J. Wynne
Square 1St
Thirteenth Street
J. Wynne
Robert A. Miller
Corey
Francis J. Lukens
Owbin
James Martin
T Wz
Martha ‘A. Goodchild
LE Droit Park
H. R. ‘Sone Ene Nz
Frank Rupp
George
Ar Et‘ux
Henry L
Emmet Otto
Maryland Avenue
Jonah C. Cee
John ©. Rabbitt
Pennsylvania Avenue
Millard F. Lynch Et
Francis
Francia A. Biunt
Marydon
Avanta Avenue
Francis A. Blun
Don
Francia A
Blundon
Mary A. Linch
Highth
East Capitol
Milleré Lynch Et Ax
Francia A. Blundon
Francis A. Blundon
Mary A. Lynch
Trintoad
Arthur C. Monnet
Win
Otto Hellmuller
Fourteenth Street
Wostreet
Florida Avenue
Richard 8
Wm. A. Custardefux
Erskine Gordon
Argyle Park
Clinton P. Towngendet Az
Alonzo C. Blas
W. Watte Et Ux
Geo. F. Watts
Ade Watts
Sixth Street
Haris Schmulevitz
Brookland
Jos
L. Bateman
Kate Bateman
F. Batchelder Et al
Trastees
Jos. L. Bateman
Dobbins
Wm. J
Ada H. Wells
Woodridge
Isaac H. Bryant
Fred N
May B. Clarke
Saul
Melvin H Herriman
John W. Robbins
Jeasle M. Robbins
Third Street
William T. Kent
Andrew L. Young
Tenth
Auguste Reiter
Willam G
John H. Gerter
Sixteenth
Thomas R. Herney
Gi Ux
Clarence B. Hight
Park View
Laura A. Howie
James BE. Redman
W Street
Frederick Knab
Wellesea Pollock Alem
Lanier Heights
Certrude C. Avellhe
Berete J. Smith, Jr
A. D. Carpenter
New York Stock Market Reports Day’s Total Sales
Total sales for the day amount to 68 100 shares. Quotations mirror those received by W B Hibbs & Co haulers and brokers of the Hube Building, members of the New York Stock Exchange and Washington Stock Exchange. edhadeprs Chicago Soatayat.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
Hube Building
New York
Washington Stock Exchange
Edhadeprs
Chicago
Soatayat
Live Stock Markets Report From Chicago Auction
Livestock prices and receipts for cattle hogs and sheep show a weak cattle trade with 10 000 head and varied prices for Texas and Western cattle while hogs rise and are mostly firm with mixed and heavy categories and strong demand for pigs. Sheep receipts reach around 25 000 with native and western offerings trading between 2 50 and 7 00 per unit.
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Chicago
Texas
Eales
Isabella Realty Sales Signal Near Hundred Thousand
Real estate brokers report transactions totaling close to 100000 with major sale of the Isabella apartment house near Lincoln Park. John H Nolan buys a large Champlain avenue tract to build a row of houses while other parcels along Wyoming avenue Connecticut avenue and New York avenue are sold to investors and builders. Plans include a two story brick dwelling at 2142 New York Avenue Northwest and two one story brick stores at 641 643 Rhode Island Avenue.
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Union
Northwest
John H. Nolan
Therese
Isabella
Lincoln Park
Eleventh Street
James A. Finch
Champlain Avenue
Euclid Street
Twenty-third Street
Stone & Fairfax
S. Bronson
New York Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
Chevy Chase
Livingston and
Keokuk Streets
Chevy Chase Circle
Mra
May Marr
Conrad Chaney
A. R. Taylor
Mary Brown
Rachel A. D
Weems
Georgia Avenue
Otis Place
New Hampshire Avenue
Kennedy Brothers
Princeton Street
William G. Harter
Money market and rates drift in New York banking scene
New York money on call stands at 1% with a 1% bid and 1% offered. Time loans show 3 9% for 60 days and 346% for 80 days, six months 4% to 5%. Prime mercantile paper 5% to 6%. Sterling exchange steady, bank rates around 4.88 to 4.89 for sixty days and 4.8570 on demand. Government and railroad bonds firm. A second writ of error in the Heinze misapplication case against Mercantile National Bank president docketed in the US Supreme Court.
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Georgetown Gas
Wwaan Fington
Washington
Ng Hs Gapital Mhrection
Cohible Fe
Laity Capital Frastion
Wass Isles
Steamboat
Washington Gas
American Tel
Mergenthater Linotype
Lanston
Argent-Cans
Merchants
Union Savings
East Washington
Ariington
Corcoran
Caminerci
Potomac
Columbia
Real Estate
Colonial Beach
Emerson Steam Hh
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bankery
Frits Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
New York City
United States Supreme Court
Ait
Royal Blue Line timetable notes for Philadelphia New York trips
An OCR fragment details hourly Royal Blue Line service to Philadelphia and New York with multiple car types like Pullman Parlor and Diner. It lists departure times, connections from Chicago Cincinnati and other cities, and several ticket offices and phone numbers for travel information. The garbled text preserves mentions of trains every hour on the hour and various regional stops.
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Royal Blue Line
Philadelphia
New York
New Terminal
Broller
Piner and Peervation
Rk. Phila
Aatranets
Chicago
Sir. Louis and
Loutrville
Combers
Winchester
Fe ‘da
Frederick
Bow Rid
Tounday
Omres
Goanw
Pennsylvania
Information Bureauu
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G. M. Emmerich
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C. M. DeVaile
Thomas Walker
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James Berry
Arthur Carr
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W. G Prather
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H. H. Bergmann
George M. Emmerich
Emma M. Sehofer
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H. F Mooney
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H. T. Shannon
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Washington Lorn and Trust Company
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Rosa P. Andrewson
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