Market ends rally amid Red Sea fears and grain lift
New York stocks closed with a firm rally led by grain and cotton carriers after a cautious session. London worries over Red Sea incidents weighed on European markets, while Brooklyn Transit and Pennsylvanian rumors influenced trade. Despite near‑term drawbacks, weather crop data and upbeat late bids supported a strong finish.
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Red Sea
New York
London
Weather Bureau
Brooklyn Transit
Long Island
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Pennsylvania
Northern Securities
Harriman
Tout
Atchison
United States
Nnet
Sterling Exchange
T. Gay Bils
Stock quotations and bonds from Washington market report
The column lists closing bids and prices for Washington area stocks bonds and insurance and utility issues including Hales Washington Railway and Electric Potomac Insurance Mergenthaler Linotype Greece Copper and various Columbia Washington Gas and Chesapeake Potomac holdings. Also includes national stock and bond listings with rates and percentages across railroad utilities banks and title and gas stock figures. The metrics note daily highs lows closes and dividend related terms from the Washington market page.
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Stock Exchange District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital
Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Angcostia and Potomac
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Washington Gas Company Fis
Washington Gas Company
Keris
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company
Firat
Masunle Hall Association
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Rigen
Franklin
Corcoran
Potomac
Arlington
National Union
Coumbia
Riggs
People's
Columbia Title
Chesapeake and Potomac
American Graphophone
Washington Gas
Georgetown Geo
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Washington Market
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
New York Grain Market Reports Mixed Wheat Prices
New York on July 19 reports barley receipts at 16 000 bushels, wheat receipts 40 924 bushels. Spot wheat steadies with No 2 red nominal elevator and No 3 red around 108 nominal. Market closes mostly unchanged with July at 102 1/2, September 91 1/2, December 90. Spot oats mixed with price ranges from 26 to 45. News of bearish weather and crop prospects weighed earlier, later offset by weak London cables and falling world stocks.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Grock St
United
Adams Express
Amalgamated Copper
Gary Am Car and Foundry
Car and Foundry
American Locomotive Bee
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchino Y
Atchison Pit
Brook
Central of New Jermey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Alton
Becht
Great Western
St Let 'S
Colorado
Clorado Southern
Colorado Southern Ist Pte
Consolidated Gas
Delaware and Hudson
Tel Lack
Denver
Rio
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
International Paper
International Pump
Trowa Central
Iowa
Nashville
Manhattan
Metropolitan Securities
Mexican Central
Minneapolis
St Louis
Ste
Missouri
Tex
Kans
Merico
York Central
Norfolk and Western
Pacific Mail A
Pennsylvania People's Gas
Pitte C. C
St L
Pullman Palace Ci
Pepul
Republic Steel
Fock Island Co
Peck Island Co
St Louis Southwest
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Ci and Iron
Duluth
Manitoba
London
Jac
Baltimore
Irmer
New York Produce Prices and Market Recap
New York notes mixed commodity movements with butter, eggs, poultry, flour and metals marked by steady or firmer tones in regions including New York and Baltimore. The report lists receipts and price ranges for butter, eggs, cheese, lard, beef, coffee, sugar, potatoes, and metals, noting dull to steady conditions and regional divergences across markets.
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New York
Wheat Down as Weather Provides Realizing Mood in Market
Chicago grain trade reports a return to favorable weather across the country spurring heavy liquidation in wheat. September futures fell to 87% and 48% after early losses, with some buying later on prospects of reduced world supply. Corn and oats followed firmer paths. cash demand improved while regional receipts totaled 387 cars.
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Chicago
Hugh
C. Cornix
E. Cate
Atchison General
Atchison Adjustment Atlantis Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Central of Georgia
Central of
R. Col. Fnc
St. Louis
Colorado and Aguthera
Colorado Fuel
Denver
Rio Grande
Erie Prior
Erie General da
Fort Worth
Denver City
Hocking Valleya
Louisville
Nashville
Manhattan
Consol
Mexican Central
Mexican Central 1Sts Inc
Minneapolis
At. Louis
Missouri
Kaness
Texas
Kanees
National Railroad of Mexico
New York Corral General
New Jersey Centro
Northern Pacific
Ee Ae
Norther Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Oregon Short Line
Partic Pennsylvania
Reading General
Iron Mountain
San Francisco
St. Louie Southwestern
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
GWAV
Bradytreet’s
Duluth
Bull- Southern Railway
Pacific
Toledo, St. Louis
United States Steel
Wabashists
Rekhahs
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Winconsin Central
Washington Traction Bonds Trade On Rumors And Declared Bank Plan
Local market notes show $65 000 Washington Traction 4 per cent bonds sold with $50 000 changing hands at 78 1 8, top prices amid New York rumors of private sales. Cap itol Traction may rise to 130 after favorable earnings hints, and Mergenthaler up 3 4. Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank plans to open Sept 1 at 707 G street NW in the former U S Revenue Bureau offices, with Harry W Sherman as president. A Gen Charles Fitzhugh residence rises on Sheridan Circle costing just over 0 000, and a second home for Award Mitchell on Sixteenth Street NW, about 330 000, slated for Feb 1 occupancy.
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Tocel Stock Exchange
Washington Traction
W. B. Hibbs & Co
New York
Washington Traction Railway
Merchants and Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Union Labor Bank
Charles Fitzhugh
Sheridan Circle
Wiliam P. Lipscomb & Co
Award Mitchell
Sixteenth Street
Bruce Price
de Sibour
Northern Securities Directors Vow to Appeal Bradford Ruling
New York July 19 Directors of the Northern Securities Company authorized President James J. Hill to appeal Judge Bradford's injunction curbing asset distribution under the provata plan. Jacob H Schiff proposed a resolution to form a committee of Hill Harriman Baker Stillman Perkins to seek a mutual path to equity, but the motion failed for lack of a second.
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Northern Securities
Bradford
New York
Northern Securities Company
James J. Hill
Jacob H. Schiff
Cuhn, Loeb & Co
EK H. Harriman
Harriman Syndicate
Merars
J J, Hill
BE. W. Harriman
George F. Baker
James Stillman
George W Perkins
Washington Produce Market Prices and Fresh Goods Listing
Prices for Potatoes cabbage cucumbers and other produce shown with by region and unit. Near by items include beets carrots onions lettuce and cantaloupes. Eggs butter and live poultry rates are listed with regional suppliers and crate or per unit pricing.
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Georgia
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Live stock prices and receipts across major markets show mixed signals. New York receipts reach 704 cattle, 8,479 sheep, and 4,860 hogs with steady to lower quotes. Chicago reports steady cattle 6.50 to 8.00, hogs 5.23 to 5.86, and lambs 4.00 to 6.75 amid varied demand. Baltimore notes softer exports and dull trade while additional bids for cattle and hogs are listed.
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New York
Market Duli
Cakce
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Texas Fed
Baltimore
Shales
Leree
Renahe
Bert
Som
Court notices and property transfers in late July 1904 DC
District of Columbia court records list numerous filings and transfers across estates, trusts, and real property. Items include probate actions, trustee appointments, and sales of lots in multiple squares, with parties such as Glessner, Clark, Hallam, and Patterson involved, plus listings of dates, bonds, and attorneys.
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Supreme Court District of Columbia
Calefornia
Petresa Atreste
Neney Equity Court
Justice Wright
District of Columbia
Square
Hume Va
Huthenie
Catherine Paina
Clark
James P
F. Fenning
Wiliam NO
New Jersey Avenue
A. McKeunay
Sultiva
Smith
Ham
H. Martin
Sinsheimer
Atate
Gordon & Gordon
Blair & ‘Thort
Dutty & Hutty
W. F. Mattingly
Daren Warren
United States
Flaintiff
A. A. Lipscomb
Raw. Mitchell
Criminal Court
James E. Clark
Agsmost
Williem H
Black Surety
Lindsey Jackson
New Jersey
Samuel R. Young
Charles A Hayman
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Susan Whalen
Mark T. Whelen
L. H. David
Mary C Shafer
Charles F Carusi
Mary BE
Jenkins
Anle
Charles G. M Roberts
George W Green
Flea
Caroline Clarkson
Edwin Clarkson
Himma Reyrolda
Will
Fed
Joasa H Witeon
Jessa H. Wilson
Deeds of Trust Listings in Various Additions
A long list of deeds of trust recorded across multiple additions including Moorh Barbour's, COLORADO HEIGHTS, SHERWOOD'S ADDITION, MOUNT PLEASANT, PLEASANT PLAINS, CASTLE MANOR, WOODSRIDGE, and MANOR. Entries name grantors, grantees, secured parcels, and terms such as amounts from 300 to 4,000 dollars, with terms up to 9 years and interest rates from 4 to 6 percent, often semiannual. Also notes several equity suits and miscellaneous court actions, with case numbers and opposing parties listed. Grounded in property security activity and legal filings.
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Moorh
Barbour
Arthur T. Canigins
Henry H. Bergmann
George M. Emimerich
Metropolia Building Association
Bertha L. Owens
James L
Jessa H. Wilson
Jesse H. Wilson, Jr
Martha
Guardian
Colorado Heights
Mary HB
Bernaldo
Charles B. Margh
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Elien Murphy
George M. Emmerich
Edward T MecCort
Squarh
William H_ Sholes
Clarence F
Norment
Clarence Price
S. Frances Clark
George W Young
John D. Sulliven
Jesse H Wilaga
Idas Dolan
J . Square
Leculs Paganus
Wilton J. Lambert
Pater Parker Phillips
Lizziebeth M Walsh
Air
Charles
E Quincy Smith
Jackson H. Ralston
Union Savings Bank
cHinLum Castle Manor
Andrew R. B. Micklejohn
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Co-operative Bullying
Creamer
Qila L Chandler
Mary J. Baldwin
Weekly Crop Report Highlights Mixed Conditions Across Regions
The Weather Bureau notes favorable temperatures east of the Rockies for the week ending July 18, but cool, wet, and drought-affected conditions in the Pacific Coast, western plateaus, Gulf states, and parts of Texas. Corn shows rapid growth with few issues, while winter wheat harvest progresses slowly due to moisture. Cotton enjoys rapid growth in most belts, though Texas remains dry and grassy weed reports rise in the Carolinas and Louisiana. Overall, spring wheat progresses with some rust concerns in Nebraska and South Dakota.
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Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Middle
Plateaus
Washington
Oregon
Gulf
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Carolinas
Texas
Colorado
North Pacific Coast
Plateau
Missouri Valley
Upper
Middle Atlantia
Shington
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Pa Cie
Missouri
Atlantic
Picréea
Ala
Mississippi
Louisiana
Georgia
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United, States
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Weatinghours
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Wheeling and Laki
Wisconsin Central Ptd
Salem
Aay
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New Zor Stock Exchange
Board of Trade
Washington’ Brodektock Exchange
Capitol Traction
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Washington Produce Market
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Francis B. Chase
Oshpee Iee
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Henry Mundheim
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Ernest
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Mary E Thompson
Sarah AL McDonald
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Franklin H. Mackey Et al
Robert Lee Faris
Albert L. Baldwin
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John Irwin
Isaac Krikstine
Barry Farm
Lawrence G. Fletcher
Henrietta Y. Davis
Twenty-Fourth
Eugene H. Hunter
Charlotte M Hunter
Twenty-Eighth Street
George W. Young
Hannah White
Mingdale
Frank A Maxtel
Lizziebeth M. Walsh
Elizabeth M. Walsh
Sarah Walsh
Margaret Walsh
Lillie H. Mattern
Harry J
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George A. Armes
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Eather A. Keyser
Henry E. Roitmer
Gior Andy Mountairy
Thomas M. Patterson
Ernest M. Fease
Barnara & Johnson Va
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Ww. C. Sullivan
Walter B Hayson
Bt Luke's Church
Horner & Hallamsvest
D. c. Bryan Company
Mergaret L Sands
CG Mills
Justice of the Peace
Elizabeth Hl. Myers
Willard H Myers
Plainant
Alexander Muncaster
Cotter T. Bride
Julius C Wastwood
Barnard & Johnson
John H Scott
Washington Real Estate Company Et
Bates Warren
John L Warren
Kentucky
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Justice Fitzgerald
Marconi Wireless Telegraphy Company
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Henry Gardner
Weekly Crop Report
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James G. Payne
Geo. E. Hamilton
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Center Jackson
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Tenner Ca
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Pennsylvania Ave
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Thomas Bradery
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