Market Drifts as Active List Sags on Weak Wheat
Stock market weakens after open amid firmer tone from professional buyers and cotton-driven gains in London. New York Central and Sugar lead declines while Union Pacific and Southern Pacific show relative firmness. rumors of express company consolidation revive trading but overall volume shrinks and bonds firm.
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New York Central
Sugar
London
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
St Paul
Atchison
Steneth of Southern Railway
Amerin Express
Wells Fargo
New Orleans
South
New York
Canada
Dominion
United States
Seaboard
Sterling Exchange
Railway Bonds and Market Close News Brief
A dense list of bonds from Atchison to Wisconsin Central is presented with prices bid and offered. The report notes nervous activity, uneven moves, and a barely steady close after a session of alternating gains and losses. Weather and crop reports supported positive underlying sentiment along with Bull Leader activity in London and New York.
New York grain and stock market update shows mixed futures
New York reports mixed grain prices with wheat and corn fluctuating amid bearish crop news from the North West and strong cash demand in oats and barley. Cotton surges on opening before late profit-taking, while bond and stock activity shows varied closes across Washington and national markets.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
O. B
Wall Street
Prices and supplies in New York market report Aug 23
New York produce market shows butter and cheese steady, eggs unchanged with large receipts. Reports on flour, grains, meats, fats, oils, and metals follow, noting firm and quiet prices with varied regional quotations and commodity listings.
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New York
Galveston
Norfolk
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Anange
Augusta
Reston
Louisville
St Louis
Fouston
Great Britain
Consolidated
Conti Penports
Japan
France
Goay
Mexia
Minnesota
Rio
Long Island
Jersey
Southern
London
Tron
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
Foundry
LIVE STOCK MARKETS AND BANKRUPTCY NOTICE
Live stock markets report New York receipts and prices for beeves calves sheep and hogs with national market notes from Chicago. Also a separate item from Muncie Indiana states the Muncie Trust Company was appointed receiver for three oil and gas firms with combined capital of 1.26 million dollars amid insolvency complaints.
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New York
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
Home Savings Bank
17Th, K
Mass. Ave
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
18Th &T
Flurry in Cotton Futures Spurs Wild New Orleans Trade
A sensational session in New Orleans saw futures surge on heavy buying by a prominent broker and bullish crop reports. Prices jumped 8 to 35 points, then eased as longs profited and shorts sold, with September opening up and closing near the day’s lows amid active short covering and scattered gains.
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New York
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Bey
Chicago
Northwest
Manitoba
Minneapolis
Duluth
Corm
Liverpool
Houston
Bureau
Duree
New Orleans
Shorts
Longs
Weather crop report cites drought pockets and rust damage
The Weather Bureau reports drought relief in some regions but continuing dryness in Central and Western Tennessee and parts of Texas. Corn in the Missouri, Mississippi, and Ohio valleys shows mixed progress with rust and insect damage ongoing, while cotton outlook improves yet faces shedding and boll weevil impact in several districts. Apple and potato prospects are noted, with drought affecting the Ohio Valley and fall plowing underway across central valleys and the Middle Atlantic States.
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Weather Bureau
Tennessee
Middle Gulf States
Texas
Rocky Mountain
North Pacific Coast
Idaho
Montana
Missouri Valley
Rocky Mountains
Corn
Ohio
Nebraska
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
North Dakota
Minnesota
Middle Atlantic
Wisconsin
New England
New York
Lake Region
Pennsylvania
Washington Produce Market Prices and Items
A list of produce prices from Washington including potatoes beets carrots cabbage cucumbers plants green corn onions peaches squashes tomatoes apples lemons cantaloupes and watermelons with by the barrel per unit and by the box or dozen. Copper hearing postponed and currency shipment to Cuba noted with dates and court details, including a procedural failure to serve a subpoena to Frederick Heinze.
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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 actions and real estate dockets in Supreme Court DC
District and circuit court notes list numerous equity, condemnation, and probate actions under Justice Stafford. Cases include Smith v Foster, Kaldenbach v Kaldenbach, Fisher v Shively, and Hamilton v Colbert with orders, appearances, and ratifications. Also debt, divorce, and guardianship filings, with property transfers across several blocks and squares in Washington DC, and notices of wills and administrations.
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Supreme Court District of Columbia
Equity Court
Stafford
Smith
Foster
George
W. C. Sullivan
M. J. Keane
Gibbons
Young
Sale
Hamilton & Colbert
Padgett & Forrest
Baister Ys
Cadick
C. Maurice Smith
J. B. Archer, Jr
Coldren & Fenning
Justice Stafford
Carrie Brown
Frederick A Fanning
Bond
F. G. Coldren
Carmen A. Davis
A. D. Munford
George H. Calvert, Jr
William B. Hetfeld
Charles K Hetfield
William Henry White
Harrig S. Atchison
Charles H. Blumer
Maurice D. Rosenberg
Wolf & Rosenberg
Aaron Stern
W. D.hoover
John C. Bullitt
Elizabeth D. Ames
Robert H. Daggs
Real estate transfers list from Bloomingdale to Langdon Park
Real estate transfers show Harry Wardman to James and Verna Conway on lot 117 block 8 for $10 at Bloomingdale. John T Donaldson to William and Rosa Scherrer for fifty foot front on Badger Road at $10. Magele Riley to James Burley on original lot 8 square 596 for $20. Langdon Park and Takoma Park deeds noted with multiple lots transferred for $10 and larger sums such as $6,500 and $3,076.
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Seabow Bank
Spring Farm
Anais E. Alderman
Es Taabel
Lillie B. Bailey
Ninth Street
A. Kirk
Hiorida Avenue
Harry Wardman
Harry A. Toulmin
Thirty-Third Street
Mary E. Balzer
Arthur C
Towares H. Wysong
Randle
Arthur E Randle
Henry LE
Sixth Street
Ophelia Warren
Allee B. Grimes
John Serivoner
Elina Simon
Thirteenth Street
William Sefton
John W. Stevens
Squere
Bquare
Emily B. Parish
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
James Henry Smith
Same
Bloomingdale
James R. Conway
Charles P
Lewis D. Petrie
John Scrivener
Samuel Scrivener
Charles
Morrie
Dennis J. O'Donnell
Edmund Fitsgerald
John J. Fegan
Serial Building Association
Squana
Weilping
Wilkentag
Wiliam
Henry H. Bergman
H. BR. Howenstein
District of Columpia
Henry P Kern
Bright
B. H. Ramey
Rebecca
Ritter Springer
Brookland
Nellie J. Garrity
Frank A. Harrison
Thomas Bradley
Catherine EB
Alica
Grimes Et
William M
George C. Boarman
Charles W. Pairfax
Rendolph JF Eliot
Margaret Gorman
Joan
William E Edmanston
Louis HR. Peak
Qorcaran Fire Insurance Company
James A
Verna E. Conway
Badge Road
John T
Maria L. Donaldson
William
Rosa Scherrer
Third
Magele FF Riley
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
Local stock activity hints at firm woes for Jenkins & Simpson
Trading in Lanston and Washington Railway shares dominated yesterday with several small lots exchanged at varied levels. Washington Savings Bank and American National Bank saw modest moves, while Mergenthaler slipped from Monday. Jenkins & Simpson, brokers at 1329 F street NW, suspended amid reported liabilities estimated between 4500 and 15000 after wheat positions rose. A clerk cited a short wheat stance and an attachment of about 1000 as factors. firm expects resume soon and assures customers unaffected. they run a large women’s department business.
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Washington Railway and Histric
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Savings Bank
American National Bank
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Mallroad
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company First
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Gate Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Union Trust and Storage
Home Savings Bank
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The
Washington Railway and Electic Company
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan
Contra
Farmers and Mechanics
Second
Columbia
Capital
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Riggs
Incuranes
Firemen’s
Franklin
Corcoran
Potomac
Arlington
National Union
Feppie’s
Oly
Commercal
Colonial
Columbia Title
Washington
Washington Gag
Mergenthaler
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Washington Market
Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat
Maury Cave Company
Jenkins & Simpson
F Street
Messrs
Market report and bond challenge headline mix
In Baltimore markets flour wheat corn oats rye hay and dairy prices are listed with receipts. A separate Philadelphia case notes N W Harris seeks to void Reading city bonds worth 45000 on constitutional and taxation grounds.
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Reading
Philadelphia
N. W. Harris & Co
Bankers of
New York
Todal
United States
Manila Railroad Stockholders Ratify Speyer Agreement
London stockholders approved a Speyer & Co. deal to take up 2 million dollars in two and a half year notes and 6 deferred voting shares, placing control of the Manila Railway with Speyer. Notes bearing 6 percent have already been placed. Treasury receipts and expenditures list internal revenue, customs, and other items for the period.
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London
Manila
Speyer & Co
New York
Price warns cotton buyers as crop worsens and labor lags
Theodore H. Price cautions buyers to secure supplies for six months, citing deteriorating cotton crops and limited labor in the South. He notes the 1903-1904 crop at about 19 million bales, labor shortages, rising acreage, and the potential impact of global events on trade, urging letters from the South on crop outlook.
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New York
Port Arthur
United States
Texas
South
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Ste
Ita Negro
Theodore H. Price
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Martha A. America
Deniel W. W. America
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Ivan Heideman
William L. Crounse
Frances B. Crounae
B. B. Hay
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Jenking & Simpson
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Eugene A. Jones
Uriah S. Hanks
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J. B. Daish
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Potomac Brick Company
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