Stock Market Drifts As Active List Slips At Close
New York market opens weak on wheat and buying by bullish professional traders fades. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific hold firm while New York Central and Sugar drop. express firms gain on talk of consolidation. Seaboard and other bonds steady as Treasury transfers and foreign exchange edge higher. overall mood cautious with light bond activity.
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London
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
St Paul
Atchison
Steneth of Southern Railway
Amerin Express
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New York
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United States
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Sterling Exchange
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Atchison Adjustment
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Central of Georgia Isl Inc
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s.Chicago
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Maw
Chicago
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R. I and Pacific R. R
Pacife R. R. Col. Ga
C. Cand &J. Louie General
Terminal
Consolidated Tobacco
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Colorado
Southern
Denver and Rio Grande
Erie
Erie General
Forth Worth
Denver City
Hocking Valley
Shee
Louisville
Naghville
Manhattan Consol Gold
Mexican Central
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Missouri, Kansas and
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National Railroad
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Southern Railway
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Toledo
Western
Unier Pacific
United States Steel
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Wisconsin Central
Wall Street Bond Prices and Market Nervousness Report
The market for railway bonds and related stocks showed a nervous, irregular session with prices drifting up and down. After a volatile closing, the market finished barely steady, with modest gains on some late positions as bull support persisted and private crop reports remained favorable.
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Jonga
Liverpool
New York Grain Markets Open With Mixed Signals on Wheat and Corn
New York and Chicago trading see dividends of activity on wheat corn oats and cotton. Wheat futures slip then recover on bullish crop news from the Northwest while corn and oats gain on exports demand and cooler forecasts. Cotton opens strong with early gains then erodes after the weekly report. pumps buying and stop orders before late-day volatility.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
O. B
Wall Street
New York Produce Market Reports Mixed Prices and Supplies
The New York market shows butter and cheese steady with large receipts, eggs unchanged, and diverse commodities like flour beef lard and pork steady to barely steady. Metals and chemicals show London and local price movements with copper and tin firm and lead slight shifts. overall, activity remains subdued amid varied regional quotations.
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New York
Minnesota
Rio
Long Island
Jersey
Southern
London
Tron
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
Foundry
Baltimore
Live Stock Markets Across New York and Chicago Markets
Live stock markets report receipts and prices in New York and Chicago. In New York, beeves receipts total 628 head with firmer prime prices around 650, cattle shipments 947, sheep 6,267, hogs 2,494. calves steady with veal 6.00 to 3.00 per pound and dressed beef firm. Chicago receipts include cattle 8,000 and hogs 16,000 with notable price ranges across grades and Texas-fed steers at 4.25. Sheep 28,000 with varying light and heavy grades. Also notices Muncie Trust Company appointed receiver for Central Coal Oil and Gas and related oil firms, amid insolvency claims.
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Port Wethers
Chicago
Indiana
Muncie
Ind
Muncie Trust Company
Central Coal, Oil, and Gas Company
Gopher Oil Company
Laraca Oil Company
Muncie Gas Engine and Supply Company
Flurry in Cotton Futures Triggers Sharp Market Moves
New Orleans August 2 A wild cotton market session with bullish and bearish forces clashing as a leading broker's heavy buying on October and December spurred rapid gains. Prices swung from gains to declines after crop report reactions, futures opening higher and then retreating, closing near the day’s lows after intense turf battles on the floor.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Shorts
New York
Longs
Bureau
Weather briefing on drought and crop conditions across the Belt
The weekly Weather Bureau crop report notes drought relief from rains in central valleys but persistent drought in Tennessee, parts of Texas, the Rocky Mountain and North Pacific regions, with fires in Idaho and Montana. It covers corn, cotton, wheat, tobacco, apples, potatoes, and fall plowing, noting rust, shedding, boll weevils, and good fall soil conditions.
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Ohio
Nebraska
Mississippi
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North Dakota
Minnesota
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Wisconsin
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Lake Region
Pennsylvania
Washington Produce Market Prices and Terms
Listing of nearby produce prices per unit including potatoes beets carrots cabbage cucumbers GG plants green corn onions peaches squashes tomatoes apples lemons cantaloupes and watermelons with units and per item ranges. Includes copper hearing postponement and currency shipment news from New York about the Cuba-bound funds and a failed subpoena service in the Heinze case.
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Virginia
Maryland
New York
Frederick Heinze
Montana
Clifford C. Roberts
Anaotary Public
Boston
Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company
Johnstown
Heinze
Equity Court records grid in Supreme Court DC notice
District of Columbia equity and district court notes list cases with appearances, judgments, probate orders, and real estate filings. Names include Smith, Foster, Manove, McCandlish, Bilias Wineland, Kaldenbach, Fisher, Shively, Hamilton, Baister, Cadick, and many others with attorneys and dates.
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Sale
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Cadick
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J. B. Archer, Jr
Coldren & Fenning
Real Estate Transfers in Bloomingdale and Nearby Areas
Real estate transfers show Harry Wardman to James A. and Verna E. Conway on lot 117 block 8 for $10. John T. and Maria L. Donaldson to William and Rosa Scherrer fronting fifty feet on Badger Road for $10. Magele FF Riley to James B. Burley on original lot 8 square 596 for $20. Daniel Higton et al to J. Hayman Lang on lot unspecified square 674 for $10. Sarah F. Baldwin and Margaret L. Baldwin life estate on lot 38 square 96 for $10. George W. Cook at Byfoneer J Clarke on lots 6 7 and 4 square Sixth Street Southwest between M and utreate. Charles Morrigan et al to Lewis D. and Mary St. Petrie on part lot 2 square 474 for $10. Margaret W. Mackall et viz lot is to Mary Reilly part lot 4 square Bt for $10. William A. Gordon et al trustees to Thomas L. Hume on lot 28 square 328 for $6,500. Eugene Carus et al trustees to Emory W. Reisinger on lot B square 281 for $3,076. Brainard H. Warner et al to Warren E. Sullivan lot 34 block 14 for $10. Guy L. Dayis et ax to Jeffer- (text cut)
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James BE. Burley
Fenton Street
Daniel Higton
J. Hayman Lang
Mary St. Petrie
Twenty-Fourth Street
Margaret W. Mackall
Lotis
Mary Rielly
Tenth Street
William A. Gordon
Thomas L. Hume
Eugene Carus
Emory W. Reisinger
Takoma Park
Brainard
Lanston Stock Activity and Jenkins & Simpson Suspension
Trading in Lanston saw 1103 shares change hands with prices rising to 10 and moments of strength as 100 shares sold at top figures. Washington Railway moves included five blocks at 81-2 and 2,000 at 85-8 with 50 Washington Railway preferred at 673-4. Mergenthaler slipped to 185-4, while Jenkins & Simpson of 1329 F street NW suspended amid estimated liabilities of 4500 to 15000 and an attachment for 000. The firm, blamed for wheat short after a sharp rise, expects resume soon and notes no customer losses.
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Reading Bonds Questioned Over Constitutional Vote
In Philadelphia on August 3 N W Harris & Co filed a bill in equity in the U S Circuit Court asking that Reading city bonds valued at 45000 be declared illegal and void. They contend the bond election was unconstitutional and that bonds were bid assuming they would be tax free.
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United States
Manila Railway Stockholders Ratify Speyer Agreement
London stockholders approved the deal with Speyer & Co. New York to raise 2 million dollars in two and a half year notes and 6 percent deferred shares with special voting powers, placing control of the Manila Railway with Speyer. Notes bearing 6 percent interest have been placed. Treasury receipts and disbursements listed include internal revenue, customs, and miscellaneous expenditures.
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Manila
Speyer & Co
New York
Price urges cotton buyers to secure supplies as crop deteriorates
Theodore H. Price argues that the 1903-1904 cotton crop will be small, likely under 11 million bales, with labor shortages and rising acreage but stagnant output. He notes the falling Port Arthur and global demand, urging spinners and buyers to hedge now. He cites U.S. census data and warns of continued volatility in prices and the need for adaptation.
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Port Arthur
United States
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South
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Ste
Ita Negro
Theodore H. Price
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