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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1905

Page

5

Wall Street Gains in War Era as Bond Market Expands

A Washington Post special report outlines growing wealth, rising gold output, and strong bond demand amid wartime strain. It notes insurance firms’ influence, shifting money from deposits to securities, and new issues from Atchison Southern Pacific and others.

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Washington Stock Exchange Bond and Equity Roundup

The Washington Stock Exchange saw a 53 percent bond sale of Washington Railway and Electric bonds jumping to 88 1 4 with bids at 88 and asks 88 1 8. Preferred stock moved up to 6 8 with 220 shares trading, common and gas certificates mixed with modest activity, and bank stocks showing mixed shifts including Traders National Bank up to 17 1 2 and National Safe Deposit at 117.

Washington Stock Exchange Bud of Washington Railway Amou Rises National Bank Commercal National Bank Union Trust and Storage National Safe Deposit Traders National Bank Washington Railway and Electre Columbia Railroad Los Washington Gas Washington Railway and Electric Lanstua Monotype Capital Traction Washington Railway and Electric, Common District of Columbia Philippine Land Purchase Capital Metropolitan Railroad Columbia Railroads City and Suburban Railroad Wey Anacostia and Potomacs Waahx Chesapeake and Potamarc Telephone Washington Market Company First Potamas Electric Light Fist National Safe Deposit and Trust Washington Loup and Trust American Security and Trust Washington Union Trust Company Washington Savings Bank Home Savings Bank Riggs Fireren’s Frankin Metropolitan Cureorun Potomac Arlington National Caton Columbia People’s Commercial Colonial Columbia Title Chesapeaks Georgetown Mergenthaler Linotyne Lanston Monotype Greens Consolidated Copper Washington Market Norfolk and Vanington Steamboat Realty Appralsal and Agenty Company

Washington Stock Exchange Closing Summary

The Washington Stock Exchange closed with diverse activity across railroads utilities and bonds. Key notes include Washington Gas certificates and Washington Railway and Electric preferred and common shares, district bonds, and miscellaneous securities led by Capital Traction and Metropolitan Railroad issues among others.

Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills Promise Quick Cure

An old medical pitch claims appendicitis is caused by bowel sluggishness and gas germs. It extols Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills as the best preventative remedy and a cure for many stomach and liver ailments, offering free samples from W. F. Co. of Boston.

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Merger Aims at Southern Steel Iron Coal Power

New York reports a planned Southern steel and iron merger with about 200 million dollars in capitalization to develop coal and iron mines for Southern industrial growth. Banks and Southern Railway sources push consolidation with expected economies and increased earnings, led by Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron and Tennessee Coal and Iron figures.

South Southern Railway Washington Post New York United States Steel Corporation United States Booth Birmingham Tennessee Coal and Iron Company Southern Iron and Steel Companies Tr. G. Bush Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Company Southern Coal, Iron, and Steel Companies J. C. Mabin Sloss-Sheffield Company Don M. Bacon L. T. Beecher Alexis W . Thompson Republic Iron and Steel Company United States Steat Corporation

March cotton shorts drive up prices on New York market

The stampede of March shorts lifted cotton futures with March near 7.85 cents and nearby months gaining 15 to 19 points as shorts cover. May July August and October closed higher. scrutiny on short interest and potential farmer selling at higher prices signals possible market reaction ahead. Liverpool expected 8 points higher Monday.

W. B. Hibbs & Co F Street New York Stock Exchange Washington Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade New York Qrat Tocel Bears Shorts Liverpool Miler & Co New Orleans Washington PF Street REG Star Antwerp ONDON Paris Dover Leiden Vaderland Bed Zeeland I Kroonland Flalsad White Star Line Queenstown Magfesnc Teatarie Maret & ‘Ocvante JWN Liverpooh, Mart Apr S Arable Ae York and Koston Direct Fur North German Lloyd Plymouth Charbourg Bremen Dreslau Barha'ea Kurfuerst Brandb'y Kurtuerst Cherbourg Gibraltar Naples GENQA Weimar Irene Alberti Wetwar Taise Albert Lutee Genoa Oelrichs & CO Broadway E. F. Droop & Sons LO Cunard North River Campania amiUimbria Biruna Caroufa Sappa Letonia Slavonia Europe Pasanza Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd Gaston G. W. Moss Gston Pa Ave Pannonia Carpathia

New York Grain Prices and Market Summary

Ryle nominal barley dull feeding 43½¢. Wheat futures in New York and Buffalo firm with modest gains after noon rally. Corn receipts 78,475 bushels, exports 118,919, futures 20,000 bushels. spot No 2 55 elevator, 53½¢ fob afloat. Oats receipts 91,000. spot quiet mixed oats 108½ to 38? pounds. market near steady with varied quotes.

New York Ryle Buffalo Duluth

Chicago Grain Market Ends Weak After Heavy Liquidation

Chicago trading sees wheat fall on heavy liquidation with May dropping to 1.194, oats easing, and corn steady as foreign prices weaken. July moves narrow while pork and lard hold near prior levels and overall receipts for Monday show modest changes.

W. B. Hibbs & Co F Street New York Stock Exchange Washington Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Celine Eborts Australia Liuit Minneapolis Duluth May

Live Stock Market Report from New York and Chicago

New York beeves receipts one car with no trading. prices around 6 1/2 cents per pound for dressed beef. Calves receipts small. city dressed veals steady at 10 12 1/2 cents. Sheep and lambs receipts 641 with lambs scarce and prices about 15 to 25 cents higher. Chicago cattle receipts 830 with good to prime steers at 5.60 to 6.10.

New York Chicago

Livestock Market Report with Mixed Prices and Steady Hogs

Receipts 2 000 hogs and 5 000 sheep with market steady. Cattle and calves show mixed ranges from 1.25 to 5.00 for cows and higher grades, while hogs trade around 4.80 to 4.90 for bulk sales. Sheep feature good to choice wethers at 6.65 to 6.75 and mixed natives at 4.90 to 5.50.

Court of Appeals February 21 1905 Assignment List

Legal record listing assignments for the District of Columbia courts on February 21 1905 across multiple divisions. It names numerous cases with appellant and appellee attorneys, case numbers, and the presiding justices including Equity Court No 1 No 2 Circuit and Criminal Courts. The document also notes probate matters and assignments for Monday February 20 1905.

Court of Appeals District of Columbia Leonard Abner Drury Brewing Company W. G. Johnson Appellee H. F. Woodard L. A. Bailey Landram Jordan T. P. Woodward W. Mosby Willams J. J. Hemphill F. W. Hackett C. F.wilson Millarad Va Roberts Appellant Joseph Millard W. P. Williamson Hamilton & Colbert McKenney & Flannery M. H. Beach Bunten Va American ‘Security and Trust Company B. Leighton Appelles W. D. Davidse Butler Frezee Giltings & Chamberlain C. A. Kelgwin L. J. Mather Doter Ralston & Siiddons EB. A. Jones A. B Hamilton & Cothert J. J. Hamilton Hazelton Miler Colé & Donaldson Darlington Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court NO. 1 Justice Anderson Dunbar Warwick Circuit Court Justice Barnard Agnew Washington Loan and Trust Company Davis & Kimballa Worthington Mack Manufacturing Company Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Tucker & Kenyon Loving & Hoehting Cotton Leckie & Fulton J. W. Cox A. A. Hoehting, Jr Batley Ve Sullivan L. A. Dailey Edwin Forrest Newman Vs. Darnellie Brandenburg & Brandenburg Irving Williamson Circuit Court No Clabaugh Channon Johnson C. W. Carr Joseph Salomon Hiss Vs. Panter Leon Tabriner J. B. Mullaly Cromelin Vs. Lapplu Padgett & Worrest Thompson & Laskey Criminal Court NO Justice Wright United States Della Lewis Josephus Wills Samuel Gascsenheimer Criminal Court No. 2 Justices Guard James Hayes

Real Estate Transfers in Washington Real Estate Columns

Real estate transfers reported across multiple DC areas include Blair to Blair on a lot 22 block 13. Stalin and partners share interests in lot 8 square 611. Walker to Franzoni on lot 170. Deming et al to Griswold on blocks 252 257. Gregory to Waple on lot 14 square 1006. Tulloch to Edie on lot 4 square 313. Hodges to Gregg Custis for multiple lots in Edgewood. Gunson to Kollock on lots 21 22 square B92. Ridout trustees to Hodges on lots 4 6 Edgewood. Roach to Herbert on lots 204 207 square 151. Hanback to Fechtig on lot 64 square 10.

Anacostia Jennie M. Walker Frances Franzoni Edward Deming Henry A. Griswold Maryland Avenue Louisa C. Gregory John PF Clara A. Waple Eleventh Street Seymour W. Tulloch Sanford Edie

Deeds of Trust and Real Estate Notices Appearing

Deeds of trust listed for multiple properties securing loans to National Safe Deposit, Washington Loan and Trust, and others with amounts from 700 to 200000, terms from 3 to 6 years, interest 3 to 5 percent, plus several lot numbers and square designations. Also noted are lawsuits: certiorari actions and damages claims against various defendants with attorney listings.

Wipow MITE T. Franklin Schneider Et National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company American Security and Trust Company John IP. Waple Et Ax Henry H. Bergmann George M. Emmerich Sanford Edle Washington Loan and Trust Company Equitable Cooperative Building Association Shington Heights Harry Wardman Francia Saul Walter E. Hilton William J. Fentrees Elestina Mussanti National ‘Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company Israel C. Kollack Henry H. Hergmann German-American Building Association, Co Square St Thomas P. Larkin George R. Linkins Charles Linkins

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