Weather Halts Trade and Slows Markets Across Regions
Bradstreet's notes extreme Northwest snow and cold slowing rail and coal movement, while Central West and Southwest face heavy rains and flooded roads. South sees unseasonably warm weather delaying activity. textile and iron markets show mixed strength with cotton goods firm and wool rising. Trade forecasts anticipate further price shifts in wheat, corn, and pig iron as rail congestion persists.
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Northwest
South
Central West
New York
Bradstreet
Central
Southwest
West
Fall River
Union Sole
Cal
Hemlock
Katen
Copper Market Soars Amid Shortages and Production Struggles
Boston report notes copper prices at highs with May delivery around 26 cents per pound and August offers near 26 5. A coal and labor shortage slows output across Clifton Arizona Wanhos and bisbee districts. Foreseeable demand growth through new electrical projects could outpace the decade’s gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Walker
Baye
Clifton
Ariz
Bilusard
Great Folia
Heston and Montana Company
Wanhos
Amalgamated Company
Crows’ Nest
Granby Company
Eupplien
Baet
Bisbee
Snetch
New York
Market gains at Mitchell Mining and Central Bank stock surge
Yesterday's Stock Exchange session showed a notable rise in Mitchell Mining trading activity after a long dormancy with options bought on 900 shares at 51-2 and regular sales at 58. Central National Bank stock jumped 24 points with a single 10 share sale at 38 1-4, while small sales appeared in Second National Bank and Washington Railway and Electric stock. Joshua Evans Jr. was promoted to assistant cashier at Riggs Bank, and Atlantic Building Company and New Washington Brick Company announced new officers and directors for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Mining
Central National Hank
Second National Bank
Washington Railway and Electric
Joshua Evans, Jr
Riggs Bank
Atlantic Building Company
Myron M. Parker
Louis Beyer, Jr
Ward Thor~on
A. A. Thomas
Myron My Cady
Brown
New Washington Brick Company
T. L. Holbrook
C. J. Bell
William F. Mattingly
H. L. White
Nathaniel Wilton
Ward Thoron
William A. Richards
Park Agnew
W. T. Gailther
Washington stock quotations on ye sterday's exchange
Closing bid quotations show bids for bonds and stocks across utilities, railroads, mining, and trust companies. Notable items include Capital Traction and Washington Railway and Electric at 149 and 39 percent respectively, ghosted by various bonds such as Capital Traction Railroad at 45 and Potomac Electric Light at 103 percent.
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Baleem Mergenthafer
Mitchell
Central National Bank
Second National Bank
Routhern Public Service Corporation
M Fidelity Storage
Columbia
Michell Mining
Washington Beltway and Electric Protected
Yeserday
Stock Exchange
Philippine Land Purchase
District of Columbia
Washington Gas Company
Capital Traction Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac Fe
City_and Suburban Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Mortenge Bs
Metropolitan Railroad
Washington Railway and Electric
United States Electric Light
Potomar Electric
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Tn
Washington Market Company
Capital Traction
The
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Chesapeake
Mergentheler Linotype
Greene Copper
Mitchell Min
Washington Title
Southern Public Service Corporation
Geaphophone
Graphaghong
Security Storage Company
Washington Market
Fidelity Storage Company
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Overview
New York January 16 market notes show flour receipts at 21,503 bushels with exports 9,958, butter firm at street price extra creamery 23 29, cheese firm, eggs steady with state and nearby white at 22 to 38 cents, poultry alive irregular, dressed waves for various fowl prices, hay steady, lard barely steady, pork quiet, petroleum steady, rice steady, molasses steady, raw sugar steady at 3 cents for 96 test, cabbages and other items unchanged, general flat tone across commodities.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
New York State
Larde
New
N. B
Gemo
Maryland
Washington Produce Market Prices and Quoted Ranges
The Washington Produce Market notes light receipts but rising wholesale prices across eggs, butter, cheese, live poultry, dressed meats, game, and vegetables. Regional and state variations appear for items like New York and Virginia cheeses, Virginia potatoes, and various poultry grades with overall market firmness.
Market prices for fruits and vegetables in New York region
Per barrel prices listed for sweet potatoes yams and cucumbers. per hundred for home grown celery and per basket cucumbers from Florida. per crate Bermuda onions and per barrel for Maryland Virginia Ohio. Green fruits note slow apple movement with varied quality. Apples York Imperial Ben Davis Greening and others priced. dried fruits include apples cherries blackberries and raspberries with assorted rates.
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Calery
New York
Poe
Florida
Bermuda
Maryland
Virginie
Ohio
York
Jonas
New York Grain Market Slips Amid Weather and Reports
New York grain futures show wheat and corn easing after morning strength from wet weather and receipts, with wheat closing modestly lower on a bullish Modern Miller report and positive commission buying. Corn and oats see varied activity as market sentiment shifts with unsettled conditions and export figures.
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New York
Chicago Grain Market Mixed as Wheat Drops and Corn Holds
Chicago wheat futures eased after a day of liquidation amid weak receipts from Minneapolis and Duluth and a St Louis crop outlook. Corn softened late while oats slipped, and provisions stayed weak as traders weighed weekly clearances and local demand from commission houses.
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W. B. Hibba & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chica Board of Trade
Chicago
Cora
Bacama Quita General
Minneapolis
Duluth
St Louis
United States
Commission
Minneapolia
Central States
Live Stock Market Report From New York and Chicago
Live stock figures show receipts for cattle calves hogs and sheep in New York with prices for prime and choice grades steady to higher. Chicago data lists cattle hogs and sheep with varying ranges: steer cows bulls calves and feeders, with moderate to steady demand and price shifts reflecting regional trade conditions.
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New York
Liverpool
London
Cablea
Chicago
Washington cattle market notes firm demand and cautions
Recounts show strong demand for cattle and lambs while calves face tighter checks under inspection. Prices listed for extra cattle, hogs, sheep, calves, and cows vary by grade, with New York money and mercantile paper cited and bankers’ bills quoted at multiple rates.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Aleady
Oil Quotarions and Market Notes From Toledo and City
A Toledo report details oil quotas with North Lime at 90 and South Lime and Indiana at 55, plus credit balances, runs, and shipments figures. A Washington Exchange Bank director slate is listed, naming multiple individuals including Thomas H. Anderson, Rudolph B. Behrend, Henry J. Goodman, and others.
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Toledo
Ohio
North Lime
South Lime
Indiana
OU Chy
Washington Exchange Bank
Thomas H. Anderson
Charlies G. Alten
Beott C. Bone
Rudolph B. Behrend
Jacob Eisemann
Henry J. Good-man
Homer Guerry
Thomas R. Harney
A. M. Lothrop
William H. Lynn
RR. H. Lyon
Scott Wregbitt
Henry A. Pressey
Jackson H. Ralston
I. EB. Shoemaker
John B. Sleman, Jr
E. Quincy Smith
S W. Woodward
George C. Wal- HO
Charles E. Wood
J. Louis Weize
Veterans at White House greet Civil War veterans
About 100 veterans from Fort Fisher Wilmington and the United Confederate veterans wer e received at the White House by President Roosevelt. He praised the union and honored wartime conduct and charity among all veterans. The delegation presented a badge to the President and affirmed unity over the Brownsville affair.
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Bartle
Fort Fister
Wilmington
White House
Roosevelt
la Moat
Mina
Lee
Union
Abraham Lincoln
Brownsville
Death of Rev Dr Moses Hull Spiritualist Leader
News from Washington reports the death of Rev Dr Moses Hull in San Jose California last Friday. He was a lecturer educator and author who founded the Morris Pratt Institute and served as its president. Hull was a prominent figure in American spiritualism with writings and public lectures noted across the nation. Memorial services are anticipated and he once ran as Socialist party nominee for Wisconsin Congress.
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Washington
Moses Hull
San Jose
Cal
Hull
Thomas L. Collins
H Street
Northwest
United States
Morris Pratt Institute
Whitewater
Wis
America
Hunirads
Nevers
E. W. Sprague
Thomas L Collins
District of Columbia
Mr. Hull
Dr. Hull
Socialist Party of
Wisconsin
Congress
Mission Rallies Planned by Washington Diocese Sunday
The Sunday school institute of the Washington Diocese will hold missionary rallies tomorrow at Church of the Epiphany St. Mark's Christ Church Georgetown with speakers Rev R K Massie D D Rev C Cabel Brown and others. The January meeting is at Epiphany Tuesday at 7 20 pm with Rev Ernest Smith D D delivering a talk on Joshua the Leader and practical lessons for life and conduct for children. Mrs C B Coleman will lecture on The Science and Art of Teaching. HE S Hutchinson is secretary of the executive committee.
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Sunday School
Institute of the Diocese of Washington
Church of the Epiphany
R. K. Massie
D. D
Vifelata Theological Seminary
St. Mark's
C. Cabel Brown
Brazilan Divinity School
Christ Church
Georgetown
Ernest Smith
St. Thomas’ Church
HE. S. Hutchinson
Sunday-School
Identification of criminals and national bureau plan
Police chiefs urge Congress to pass a bill creating a national bureau of criminal identification in Washington. Maj. Sylvester met in Milwaukee with Chief Police Jansen, director board chairman, to align on annual meeting with the International Police Chiefs Association in Jamestown, Virginia next summer.
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Congress
Washington
Maj
Sylvester
Miwaukee
Wis
Police Jansen
Bureau
International Police Chiefs’ Association
Jamestown
Banquet Establishes Men’s Club at Fa Kota Parish
At a parish banquet Rev Dr Thomas Culbertson Clark served as toastmaster outlining club aims. Speakers included William H Evans of Metropolitan Church L Cabell Williamson of Northminister Church and W H H Smith of the IMCA. Officers named George Francis Williams president L M Moore secretary PF Williams E V Crittenden J A Jackson B F Glading formed a constitution committee. next meeting set for January 30.
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Fakota Presbyterian Church
Thomas Culbertson Clark
William H. Evans
Metropolitan Church
L. Cabell Williamson
Northminister iChurch
W. H. H. Smith
IM. C. A
George Francis Williams
Visible World Cotton Supply Figures Report
The Star reports the world’s visible cotton supply at 5,479,708 bales, with American cotton at 4,343,708 bales and all other kinds totaling 1,136,000 bales. Britain and Europe hold 2,816,000, Egypt 245,000, India 473,000, and the United States 1,014,000 bales, compared with last week and last year figures.
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New Orleans
Wuw
StarGlacraneater
Egypt
Brazil
India
Great Britain
Europe
Aited
Supreme Court Admits Several Attorneys to Practice
The document lists admitted practitioners: Alexander J. Truitt Punxautawney FL. C HB McCauley Ridgway PA. Benjamin J. Salinger Carroll IA. William Sobie South McAlester LT. George A. Titterington Indian Tex.. Ella Bonn Wilcox Sat Juan Porto Rico. William H. Arnold Texarkana ARK. Gilbert P. Bitter Chiengs J.. Haney P Poolittle Washington DC. Proceedings cover cases in error, defenses, and arguments by multiple counsels. Proceedings include references to the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company versus United States, and various other court actions and assignments across Equity, Circuit, Criminal, and Bankruptcy courts.
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United States Supreme Court
Justice Tarian
Matlea Brewer
Justice White
Justice Peckham
McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Moody
Alexander J. Truitt
Punxautawney
Chb. McCauley
Ridgway
Benjamin J. Salsinger
Carroll
Iowa
William Sobie
South , McAlester
George A. Titterington
Inlitan
Tex
Ella Bonn Wilcox
Sat‘Juan
Porto Rico
William H. Arnold
Ve. Laure Gerstley
P&ral
John W Clark
Strak
Fouls
Gerstier
Te Eire& Jialley
E. A. Jones
Lorenzo A. Halley
United States Fidelity and Guaygaty Company
Plaiztie
United States
James A. Kenyon
Accher Eds Warde
Edward D. Hocswtt
Seeber Edwards
Cetherbie
Schlemmer
Walter Toy
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburg
Moray
Real Estate Transfers Feature District Wide Subdivisions
A list of transfers shows numerous parcels in DC areas including Le Droit Park, Mount Pleasant and Kalorama Heights. Transactions name buyers such as Walter S. Harban and John Clemence, with prices ranging from $1 to $16 and several lots, blocks, and squares conveyed under various trustees and districts.
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Squaidz
Fohn M. Brisbine St Ur
Albert S. Brown
Mary V. Brown
Joseph M
Walter S. Harban
Tate
Kalorama Heights
James D. Cameron
Allan EB. Walker
Whitemirven
Philip and
Jacob
Jacob Bua
Whilam Binetnd
Bquard
Alfred Churchwill
Marie Johnson
Wariog
H. T Genioet
Anle
Wormiey
al. Subaquare
Kidwell
Tom
Connecticut
Avenue Terrace
Fulton
Gordon
John
Clemence
Willam
Henry Et al
Gafen F. Grean
Ste
Barry Farm
William F. Kelly
Mary P. Mynsuciage
George W. Neale
Edward N. Colbert
John W. Points
W. Oscar Ramebury
Subiot Afk
Wilton WN. Paxton
AL Hough
Afl
Hillerook—Suburban Homes Company
District of Columbia
Washington Loan and ‘Frost Company Et al
Ruth Dabney
Nathsa Sickle
Emily W. Witsle
LE Droit Pare
District of
Columbie
Erally J V. Wiltele
Ledroit Park
Colambia
Kmalr
W. Wiltele
Widow
Emily W
le Droit Park
Mary A. Wadhams
Mary A. Waihams
W. Grant
W. Grant Wadham
Widowsmith
W. Grant ‘Wadhams
Lot St
Deserter Case Claimed For Halleck Insists No Army Link
Maj. Walter Halleck of the Interior Department doubts that Winfield H. Halleck is a deserter. The young man surrendered in Buffalo claiming desertion, but Halleck finds no Army record or reenlistment. He served in the Philippines and was discharged honorably, later working in Jamestown and Elizabeth, New Jersey, seeking funds and care. A Buffalo dispatch notes the man said he enlisted as Leroy Anderson in Company 5, Twenty seventh Regiment.
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Walter 2. Halleck
Interior Department
Hiason
Winfield H. Halleck
United States Army
Buffalo
Philippines
Hallock
War Department
Army
Maj. Harleck
Tam
Harleck
United States
St. Louis
Maj
Haldeck
Touhdl
Leroy Anderson
Directory of hotel guests across major cities
A long list of guests staying at premier hotels in Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond Albany California Georgia Massachusetts Michigan Missouri New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee Virginia, including names like Charles W Brand Louis Glick and many others. The notes show patrons at the Willard Ebbitt Metropolitan and other prominent hotel properties, reflecting a snapshot of notable visitors.
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Baltimore
Charles B. Stuart
Wis Burgur
Mestele
Stuph
W. H. Robson
Wit
C. Wider
St. James
A. Paterdon Smith
Howard Adams
Ariington
W. Raache
Ebbit
New Witlard
J. Armstrong
Regent
Boston
S. Powers
Raleigh
Raleigh Mrs. Melton, ¥. Roberta, Gf. James, Bishop Laurence and Wife, " Pareong
Arlington
H. W. Tanney
Misa Mac Nevally
Dutbar
Shoreham
Emery
New Willard
Chigago
H. H. Goodtriang
M.D. Cohen
Metropolitan
A. Troyman
Arington HF
H. Sescions
J. Eliza Slater
John F Haring
T. H. Gasello
Nan Willard
New York City
Charles W. Brand
Louis Glick
Ebb. Gelsman
James
E. Barkley
T H. Moore
Lest A. Mauib
A. Newbeck
Theodore Fildmen
M. Laird
Witbir Mo
BH. Barming
R. A Bumken
L R. Cochrane
D. Eckstein
P. A. Davenport
H.C. Nightingale
James Everard
A. B. Gusover
Mir Giga Everand
M- McDonnell
M- Intense
Jeory Apperman
Jassie Mead
Arressing
State
Ww. Paar
Eliane
Jenkel
W. P. ‘Comperwanz
H. Lee Smith
Ebbitt
Jobreon
H. Goodwin
J. C. D. Birch
James Ay
Ae Bee Richmond
A. M Yonge
G. Southall
Metropoli
Tam
Alivornia
A Moueurs
J. P. Moncure
Pater
A. W. Moore
Oakeland
J Lieber
San Francisco
G W Swinnell
Montague
New ‘Witford
Ghorgia
Ligon Johnson
Atlante
RT Bratton
St Jats
Irs. HE. ? Jones
Norcross
Eobitt
Massachusetts
George W. Bowley
Provincetown
E. Dilgee
St. Loui
Riggs
Price, Jr
Miss Mazelle Frice
St. Lowe
New Jersey
George P. Strack
Orange
W. J. McDevitt
HS McDavitt
West Mount
Wov
Ingleberger
Mins
Graedel
Newark
New York
J P. Halls
Wwifs
Bull
Bumate
E. J. Hewitt
Figzhing
T. J. Lewis
K. Jones
H. Richards
N. Cayton
Trenton
George BR
Patley
Mabel Farley
Prospect
T. C. Béabe
Hillard
J. W. de George
Nias
Eleanor T. de George
Utica
van Drevar
Westerville St James
F. R. Mbme
EY Fy Brown
Bufalo
Frank P Hast
Elmin
A. W. Brudwell
Bast Chester
Ebnitt
North Carolina
E. M Turner
North Winkesboro
Cincinnati
Rabley HA Roma
Shersham
J. de G. Harnett
Dayton
Robert Bentley
Nies Hautemat
T. F. Woodman
Youngstown
New Wittard
Fenneylvania
George W. Cole
Harrisburg
W. H .Bonham
York
Jc Danks
Eric
A Werner
A. MM
Answers To Queries In The E V M Contest
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