Weather and trade mixed as temps, moisture slow textile gains
Bradstreet's Weekly Review notes excessive moisture delaying consumption and stock clearance in textiles while foreign trade shows exports up and imports up slightly. A few hot weeks could improve agricultural outlook. pig iron weak, steel in demand, and coal markets steady amid rising raw material costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Dealera
Minoo
First Sands
Mattig
New England
Orec Ivin
Beral
Unites States
Canada
Bradstreet
York
Tradt
Central West
Frida
Chicago
Westen
Bay Y Gute
Prantes
Uding
Beelie
New York Produce Market Report Compiled With Mixed Signals
The market shows strength in the Southwest and Missouri grain fairs as early March trading nudges prices higher. Wheat activity remains volatile, with futures and spot quotes shifting amid rain delays and export activity. Rumors of improved cables and refined products influence nearby contracts, while oats and cottonseed hold steady amid broad commodity volatility.
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Duluth
Manitoba
Beurluh
Becow
BSS
Serdova
LOGIE
Washington cattle market report shows fluctuating quotes
Cattle receipts remain liberal as milder spring weather tempers demand for beef and veal. Top quotes are reported for choice cattle while multiple categories such as common and feeder stock show lower bids. lamb and wool prices noted with broader market activity and varied per hundredweights.
Chicago Grain Market Mixed as Wheat Rises and Corn Holds
July wheat climbed to near 9 ˝ cents with a late rally while corn kept a strong bid on light receipts. Wheat futures faced a bearish St Louis report but demand remained active. July closed higher as exports and cash demand supported prices. Oats and hogs showed modest gains with small daily turnover and mixed receipts across Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphsing Lowe
Mtcaurt
Aslan
Minneapolis
St Louis
Piteradera
Genwal
Chia
Trong
Howe
Bae
Duluth
Chicago
Oata
Gora
Righer
Cotton reports disagree on acreage figures difference seven per cent
Atlanta June 2 1905 the Southern Cotton Association challenges the government figures showing a seven percent gap in 1905 cotton acreage. Secretary Cheatham asks Statistician Hyde for the detailed sources and invites verification, offering names and addresses of 17 500 reporters and businesses to compare reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Southern Cotton Association
Cheatham
Hyde
Washington
John Hyde
Wil Pak
Tte
Richard Cheatham
Retary Southern Colton Association
Washington Produce Market Report shows firmer tone
Arrivals lighter this week with firm prices across poultry dairy and vegetables. Virginia and North Carolina supplies mix with strong demand for top quality items while Western and New York factories push lower interior prices. live poultry and dressed meat volumes steady with good sales at top prices. fruits and vegetables show mixed availability with price ranges across apples oranges grapefruits and berries.
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Nedrdy
Virginia
Southwest
North Carolina
Weatera
New York State
Florida
Wontom Burbank
Maryland
Norfolk
South Carolina
California
Sicily
Timothy Nerd
Baltimore Markets Update Quiet Grain Trade and Freight Rates
In Baltimore and surrounding markets on June 2, receipts and prices show dull to steady activity. Wheat and corn mostly steady with limited spot demand. soy and rye mixed. Butter and oils steady, market freight rates for steam to Liverpool quoted. miscellaneous values and small lots noted.
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Liverpool
Gark
Ing
Court of Appeals docket and equity court actions 1905 DC
Assignment calendars and docket notes list matters before the Court of Appeals and Equity Court No 1 and No 2 in Washington DC for June 1905 including Payne v Robigson Weston v Baltimore and Ohio, Whinpts v Whipple, and numerous equity and criminal cases with appointed solicitors and deadlines. Also notes preliminary calls, contempt rulings, and auditor reports with case numbers and attorney names.
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Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Tueway
Payne Va
Robigson
Appellant
J Dartington
Appellent
W. H. Sholex
Appellec
Attorse
Duvall
Weshinnton Loan and ‘Trust Company
Ve Susquehanna Coal Company
Attorseyn
Worthington, Heald & Frakey
Appellov
F D McKernay
J . Flannery
United States
Weston
Hitch~cock
Attorseya
A. Putman
Wo C. Shirlay
W. H Robison
Appeline
M. Hi Beach
Filey
Baltimore
Supreme Court
Equity Court NO
Justice Anderson ‘Wetvolve
Mulhall
F. J. Mulhall
Benjamin F Whiteside
Truateca
Raluton & Siddoce Talebart Vn
Iglehart
Will. Compleinant
C. H. Stenlay
T 1. Jefforda
Wise & Barkwals
Berry & Minor
W. G. Balderston
Whipple
J. H. Hayden
W. E Ambrony
Jameson
Moulton
Whitt Bimmons Va Simming
Sion Uren
Defandart
Philip Walker
Brouer
Stoner
Gion
Defandant
5 & Whitty Howdr
Hamilton & Colbert
Ve. Intérnational Bolier Improvement Company
Funda
H. B. Davi
Nfendant
H. B. Dickey
John Ridout
Thornton Va
Mle
Nisi
Plainant
J. FP. Earnest
Brendan
Acc
W. W. Boarman Scott Va
Real Estate Transfers Across Northwest to Northeast Areas
Real estate transfer notices list multiple parcels across Northwest and nearby streets including Twelfth and First Streets Northwest and Oregon Place Northeast. Transactions name buyers and sellers such as Kats R. Lovejoy Ethel N Jatt Florence Gigluint et vir Samuel G. Perker Ruth J. Murray to Gregor Kramm and others with lots blocks and squares cited, often with price tags like 10 and 20 dollars.
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Kats R. Lovejoy
Ethel N
Jatt
Ethel
Fred L. Wee
Columbia Heights
Plorence
Samuel G. Perker
Orleana Place
Thomas H Melton
Blanche W. Hall
Highteanth Dreate
William G. Miller
Anna R.mobua
Union Trust Company
Trustes
Poynton W. Mosson Et Ke
Gerwude Harris
Sarah ‘Musson
Dobbline
Adlition
Ray E. Middeugh
Ray
Euce BU Hight
Duang
Bill
Meridian Hill
Charlotte Dattoy
Viz
William
Morton G. Lloyd
Myrtle Street
Alica P
Atreate
Jamea
Brennan
Repacca J
Cole
Square
Pleasant and
Pleasant
Samuel Talbert
Agua
Deeds of Trust in Washington and Nearby Suburbs
Multiple entries list deeds of trust and mortgage securities in diverse blocks and squares, detailing parties such as Ethel N Jott, William Cororma HUN, Harry L Bust, and Louis G Hanna. It notes sums from $100 to $9,000, terms from one to five years, interest from 4 to 6 percent, semiannual or quarterly payments, and secured properties across DOBBINS ADDITION, MERIDIAN HILL, SQUARE 331, SQUARE 675, and other local blocks. Also referenced are equity suits involving Alamod C Robert et al and complex notices of filings by Fidelity Trust Company and American Security and Trust Company.
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Ethel N. Jott
William Cororma Hun
Harry L. Bust
Charls M. Jouen
Columbia Heigh
Samuel G Parker
Vernon
Owen
Martin T. Dryden
Louis G Hanna
Harry T. Falmer
Linon B
Shoemaker
Benjamin A. Bowles
William D Crean
Jesse H. Wilson
Tapbael A. Casiter
Co- Operative Building Association
Dobbins
Neyl Mansler
Francs Boul
James F Sho
Here Savings Bank
Ami-Cenurally
Mary C Reichard
Willian
Willian: H
Mary E Baldwin
Francis Gaul
Walter Hilton
William J. Wentrom
Gustav H.grapp
Frank B Gorden
James T Howenstein
Sleck
Duane C. Belletux
Glaverce
Hight
Andrew ‘Y. Brad Joy
Chris
Cox Dawes
Raymond J Cooley
David Moore
Harry A Wagatatt
Hebecca J. Cole
National Rate Deport, Bavings and ‘Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
News of the Railroads Briefs and Appointments
Vice President Rea sails for Europ a new Hocking Valley agent named at Toledo and several directors resignations and appointments across multiple lines. Major moves include V P Burt in Germany and many agency changes at Galveston Houston and North Western, Delaware and Hudson, and Chicago areas with new freight and passenger roles. Plans for tunnels, rolling stock orders, and a Panama Canal supply note are also included along with rail policy updates and a test bureau creation at Baltimore Ohio.
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Rea
Pennsylvania
Europa
Horace G. Burt
Waton Pacite
Germany
3 B. Youse
Hocking Valley
Toledo
L. Merritt
Atantlc
North Caredon
Thomas F. Torrey
Delaware and Hudson
New York
American Society of the Society of Mechanical Engineers
Scranton
National Association of Traveling
Hatalo
N. Y
Thomas D. Rhodes
Cincinnati
Samuel Hunt
Detroit Southern
James M. Wisler
Toledo Railway and Terminal Company
Ohio
L. Horton
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Benator Hopkins
Ilinois
Panama
B. W. Mudge
Mudge
The
Rock Inland
Boom
Fort Worth
Denver
Conrad J. Kruger
Seaboard Air Line
Broadway
Lous F. Hilein
Supreme Court of Texas
R. R B. Churchill
Ilincia Central
St. Loui
T. F. Bowes
Cc. F. Mayer
Columbus
Bundey Crash Coal Company
Russia
Theas
H. A. Provelette
Consinsati
New Orleans
Taras Pecitie
Kansas City
Kapman City
A. J. Fry
Burlington
H. ©. Byrd
Kansan Ciy Southen
Beaumont
H. C. Hamilton
Lahigh Valley
Newark
N. J
New England
Hoston
Charlea B Jarvis
Pennsylvania Lines
Mitsouri River
Chicago
Lake Shore
A. S. Wagner
Missouri
Kenses
Galventon
Dalian
Rlf Beasley
Houston
Tex
Finance and Communication
Russie
America
Alberta
Alaska
F F. Boehm
J E. Stephenson
International
Buffalo
Brt
Affant
Detroit
Baltimore and Ohio
Takett
Rapid Transit Commission of
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thirty-fourth Street
Ban River
Manhattan
Long Island City
Association of Railway Telegraph Superintendents
Chattanooga
Danvar
Freuigent
E E. ‘Torrey
Mobile and Ohio Railway
E. A. Chenery
Mizgouri Pacific Railway
Wisconsin
Portland
Lewie
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. Onderdonk
Testa
Baltimore
Cie
Murray
E& Mr Cqnderdonk
Quiderdonk
The Duke of Ruthland Richland Owner in Britain
The Duke of Rutherland is described as one of the world's greatest landowners owning about 1 250 000 acres in Scotland and thousands more in England. His wealth and holdings are noted as surpassing many peers, though the text hints at mining and democrat issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lastie
Duke of Rutherland
Scotland
England
Court flags forged signatures in fraud case of Alice Carroll
Justice Stafford holds that two signatures on a key paper were forged by the defendant, in the land sale to attorney Frisby. The 62 or 63 year old disabled plaintiff conveyed land for 1650 in notes and a deed of trust, later alleging deceit and misrepresentation. The court deems the August 3 writing a forgery and notes the defendant’s scheme to mislead by issuing twenty seven notes due at once, aiming to defraud the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
District Supreme Court
Alice
Virginia
Carroll
Perri W. Frisby
Frisby
Harry Kenny
Kenny
Mre Nooporte-Tha Auto Hag Stopped Again
Summer Resort Guide lists quirky inns and attractions in Greenpasture and nearby towns. It notes MOTHERS GRUB HOTEL offers abundant canned milk and vegetables grown on premises while STUPFYROOM INN sits high above sea level with sweeping views. The piece mixes local whimsy and travel mementos with humorous interjections about weddings and divorces.
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Maya
Thia
Mothers Grub
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Washington Cattle Market
Chicago Grain
Peleith
Southern Association
Justice Startora
Flock Ve Brooke
L. P. Loving
C. E. Emig
Fairfax Ve
Wilbur
Nathaniel Wilson
William G. Jobneor
Circuit Court NO
Justice Barnard
Baltimore and Potomas Railroad Company Et al
Ord
Wilton & Barkedate
McKenney & Flannery
H. David Grenfell
Washington Electric Vehicle Transportation Company
Hilton Jackson
Crawford Va
Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company
E H Thomas
F. H. Stephens
John B. Larter
Lichliter
Royal Templars
Pielnu
John Ridaut
Fondwnt
Worthington, Heald & Fraitoy
Scott
Motten
Bond Foc Coms
HH Glaasie
Woll & Cohen
Wrighton Capital Traction Company
New Triel
Roberta & Maul
Rows Ferry& Son
AH Bell
Emmons
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Charles Poe
J S Whitt
Darlington Cincuit
Justicn Clabaugh
Neill Ye
Criminal Court NO 1
Sustice Wright
United Stanson
Edward T Wade
Ales Pkofennes
William Thomas
Fousebresi- Ling
Dana & Bryant
Penchetan
F. Taylor
United State
Louies
Fennimore
Albert
Curry, Rabtery
United Staten
Nell Willlame
Joseph
Hogan
Jaman J. Frawley
Jobo Laubsoherer
Ollie Turner
Ve. Frank Joni
Robert Ray
Pita
Wullty
John Cochrang
United Stas
John J. Jackson
William G. Crawford
Nioma Robinson
Justice Gould
Anacratia Bride
Sallie R. Bailey
Harry 0
Bailey
Justion Anderson
Frof Briggs
Trimets
Jualice Stafford
Lacy BR. Sitt
Wilk Aled
Weston Flint
Annie Ferguson
Onter
Margret Ferguson
Bond
Charlie G. Hinton
Elisabeth Hooke
Ida M
Eli H. Kirby
Yeill
Evander Fronch
Hrakine Gordon
Ida G. White
J. J .Parlington
State of
Harlow
Ippolito
Iain A. Bweeney
Fidward
Lawauite
Charles
Tribby
May FL da Vaughn
Petroner
W E Ambrose
Niorttaaack
Yale
New
News Of‘the Railroads
Puck
Alice Virginia Carroll
Fidelity and Casualty
Samuel H. Moore
Colorado Building
14Th and & Streets
Washington, D. C
Heurich Brewing Co
Senate
Phone West
Stupfyroom Inn
Croselets
Aifain
Cuba
Philippines
Prom Phaeton
Crick
Diana
Glops
Cye
Ivery
Jupiter Pluvius
Milwaukee
SWIFT
Elias Raff Liquor CO
7Th St. S.W
Erg Remedy Co
Chicage
Eade
Fongems & Co
N.Y. Addriggion
Earth
DR. Brown
Archat
Philadelphia
Aermancy
Medical
Reed Aes
Twelfth Street
N. W
Drageists
Express de
Gieenler
Dr, Shade
T. Baldus
Widzey
Fisk Elcin
Japeuan
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