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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1905

Page

32

Financial market report from Washington exchanges

An urgent demand for bonds at yesterday’s board meeting drew strong bids at advanced prices. Columbia Railroad 6s at 121. 32,300 of 5% bonds at 109.5 with more bids. Metropolitan Rail 5s at 120, Potomac Electrics at 101 for a $7,000 order. Washington Railway stocks mixed with modest volume. common 110 shares at 34.25 and 300 preferred at 93. Prices cited reflect January February gains and a strong earnings outlook. Bank official Weather sees good outlook but high money rates. trading wild but some securities still promising.

Columbia Railroad Metropolitan Rail Potomac Electrics Washington Railway Company Home Savings Bank W. J. Weather Riggs Bank Brethren al Thy Exchange Seoul Washington Title Insurance Company Eluetel Ensing Walter Fl. Acker Micha Vel J. Colbert William V W. Cox John E. Davidson Edward W. Donn Jesse E. Heiskell John Fkerrett Ashley M. Gould Jacot HH. Lichlirer George W. Linkins Charles 8. Shreve Samuel E. Wilke William E. Warren Thomas J. Woodward Wiliam R. Woodward Columbia Potomac Ieetric Ss Stn Railway and Bieetric Washington Hallway Gat Mergenthal Lanston Greene Copper Atier Call Washington Railway and Eiectric Rat Sey Washington Can Washing Railway and Electric Commun Porenar Lis Metropolitan Railroad Washington Stock Exchange District of Columbia Apital Traction Sci Morteayge Anacostia Pocumac Rion Lox Wipany Gs Washington Company United States Electric Light Incebcecness Ge Chesapeake and Potemay Washington First És Stomac Electric Light Cruse National Safe Deposit and Trust Washington Loan Tru - American Security and Trust Coon 'Frest Company Washington Savings Bank Some Savings Bank National Bank etorks—Commercial Bank of Washington Metropolitan-Sbivene Central Seesad American Graphophone St. Gas Washington Gas Georgetown Ivi Mergenthaler Linotype Lanston Monotype Greeng Consolidated Coipper Washington Market Norfolk and

Washington Stock Exchange quotes and notes in columns

Stock quotations from the Washington Stock Exchange show Columbia Railroad and Metropolitan Railroad issues, electric and gas stocks, bonds, and public utility certificates with bids and last prices. Treasury receipts and expenditures are listed, plus a note about John W Gates and a Bucklen advertisement for Arnica Salve.

Plan for Washington Stock Exchange Moves to New Home

Washington Stock Exchange plans a permanent two story building near the Adams Building to house trading in a glass dome pit on the trading floor with telegraph and telephone connections to New York and Boston. The first floor may lease to a banking firm and the upper floor will host the exchange with spectator galleries as crowds outgrow current quarters.

Washington Stock Exchange Adams the Exchange New York Boston Adams Building W. B. Hibbs The Exchange

Baltimore and Ohio Railway earnings report for February 1905

The February 1905 earnings statement shows gross revenue of 4 995 173 versus 4 885 215 in 1904, a gain of 109 835, with expenses at 3 697 817, down 38 121 from 1904, yielding net earnings of 1 297 858, up 147 979. For the eight months to February 28 1905 gross traffic earnings totaled 47 682 414, up from 34 308 676, net earnings at 16 312 914, up 1 059 965, with January 1905 net earnings 1 354 289. The statement covers multiple affiliated lines including the Baltimore and Ohio and its related railroads.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company Ohio River Railroad Company West Virginia Short Line Railroad Company Ripley and Mill Creek Valley Pittsburg and Western Railroad Company Pittsburg, Painsville and Fairport Pittsburg, Cleveland and Toledo Pittsburg Junction The Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad New York Newark Jersey City New Yok Ints Trontline Tertiory Western Lines T. H. Byrnes New York, New, Haven and Hartford Qld Colony Railroad New Haven New York Central Weehawken Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Traction Ines Chatham Ont Chicago St. Louis W.J. Leahy Michigan Central Buffalo Great Northern Railway Kootenay Lake Buskonook B. C Bonners Ferry Idaho Canadian Pacific Railway Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek Colorado and Southern and Allied Frank G. Trumbull J. M. Herbert Memphis Tennessee State Commission United States Smith Lake Shore Pittsburg American Association of General Passenger Pennsylvania Railroad Pension Department Atlantic and Birmingham Construction Company Georgia Atlantic and Birmingham Alabama Coal and Iron Fields Transcontinental Passenger Association California Portland George T.icholson Atchison Los Angeles San Francisco Southern Pacific

Willcox Opposes Rate Regulation and Proposes Rail State of Mind

President Willcox of the Delaware and Hudson argues against federal rate setting, warning a government board would reduce railway income and efficiency. He notes existing statutes curb rebates and discrimination and urges stockholders to protect their interests. Albany reports approval for Interborough Railways capital increase to five million dollars and new Bronx routes.

Willcox Delaware and Hudson New York Delaware and Hudson Conpany Congress Sts Willcox Delaware and Hudson Company Albany N. Y New York City Interborough Railroad State Board of Railroad Commissioners Bronx

Court of Appeals DC Proceedings Include Many Appellate Budgets

Court records list numerous cases and assignments before DC Courts of Appeals and Equity Court No 2 and Circuit Court. Appellants include McIntosh, Shillington, Vogt, Norwood, Hubbard, Trevyers, Neurath, and more with attorneys listed. March 24 1905 and March 24 1908 hearings noted. assignments for new motions and numerous real estate and probate filings also appear.

Court of Appeals District of Columbia Tha ‘Clef Tusttoe Justice Morrie Justice Dieu Bond P. Geddes Sparka Va. Sparks J. W. Cox C. M. Fulton John Ridout Nations Coures U. A. Mi Mill McIntosh Baker & Sherrill Appellee Milla & Smith Vogt Leon Tobriner Appelee J. C. Gittings Norwood J. J. Darlington Arthur Peter J. B. Larner Hubbard A- B. Duvall A L. Sinclair Wilson Supreme Court Equity Court No. 2 Justice Anderson Newman William L. Browning George F. Tralles B. Richard Shipp Fj Brandenburg Kaiser Brandenburg & Brandenburg Campbell Chapin Brow Doxey Elton Jones EH. B. Hay Adas Israel Hebrew Congregation Haines Stoddard Lambert & Daker Shoemaker Va. Bell Lambert & Baker Mr. McKinney Ward S. Baker Sandford Vs. Porter W. M. Williams W. M. Lewin Anderson Ve. Sands Perry & Son Giles Vs. Hazen Tucker & Kenyon Inm Circuit Court No. 1 Barnard Haines Vs. Torrens Garnishee L. FP. Loving Geddes Baxter Edwin Forrest William Hitz Mottonl Susquehanna Coal Company Kenedy McKenney& Plannery Samuel Maddox Weston, Dodson & Co Kennedy R. Ross Perry & Bon Talbot Scott Springman Aitergays George P. Calvert, Jr Worthingcon Royal Benefit Society Drawe Dutton & Duvall Green 'S. McIntire Attornneys G. C. Tucker Becker Va Washington Times Company David & Behrend Lamport & Baker Kerogs McCleary Va. Kennedy Calvert, Hume & Keech Rokowya H. BE. Davie A. BL Duvall A. A. Hoebling Thompson Washington, Alexandria, and Mt. Vernon H. E. Davis Hoebling Hawke Brown Worthington Wright Va Capitol Traction Company Chew, Perry & Ben Circuit Court Clabaugh Pitlow Va Nichols Duckett & Dent Cave Va McDennett Justice Stafford James Tyner Christine Tyner David A. Pine Charlotte M. Fine George A. Berry David E. Fine Joseph Stump Charles HH. Bauman C. H. Bauman Joseph R. Johnson Lottie H.johnson B. H. Thames Louis Johnson Will Joseph J. Harvey Hugh J. Hervey Charles Hark Hayden Johnson Mary A. McGuthrick J. J. Hamilton Eme, Kirby Jobh D. Sullivan Hamilton & Colbert Alice M. Goodwin B. I. Leighton Roy L. Sloughter Et al New Guardian Martin Altechuh Whl Martha Cutler Winnie 8. Simpson Merul Barnard & Johnson

Deeds of Trust in Various Squares and Heights

A historical list details numerous deeds of trust across multiple squares and districts. Entries name grantors trustees and securing parties, including Clark, Hood, and Niemeyer, with sums ranging from 400 to 22 000 dollars and terms from one to nine years, often secured against specific lots and blocks in Columbia Heights and West Bloomingdale.

Beventeenth Brainard H. Warner Alfred H. Holbrook Thirteenth Street Francis A. Blundon Mamie Sixth Seventh Thewas Kalobama Heights Charlotte Lavett Et al Roplile &. Buer West Bloomingdale Martin F. Morris Haward J. Stellwagen William B. Bdronston Howard J. Stellwagen U Street Twelfth Thirteenth Streets Maurice D. Rosenberg Alexander Wolf Lot ST Theodore N. Ely Truciies Washington Loan and Trust’ Company Lota Square First Seco Ond William Trannemann Percy Crawford Second John V Ida M. Stuckert Thomas G. Randall Josephine Barbour Capitol Robert A. Phillips Frederick W. Niemeyer Chapin Brown Henry H. Gorgmenn Oriental Building Association Suranna Hancock James J. Becker Walter R. Wilcox Real Hatate Title Insurance Company Thomas M. Gale George B. Fieming Ta Secire Albert P. Madeira James E. Robinson Weslington Loan and Trust Company Fyrsteble Co-operative Building Association Shi Uble Albert A. Wison Johnb. Larner Weahington Imd Trust Company Ea Bquare John M. Botts Simon Lyon Alphonse M. Baer Benoit Baer, Jr Columbia Heights Mamie C. Heid T. Percy Myers Harry S. Welch W.E. Edmonston Blnck

Railroads and executives face shifts in 1905

A dense survey of railway affairs reports resignations and promotions across major lines. It notes Veliey resigning, Pegram dead, Ross promoted, Baltimore and Ohio leadership changes, Missouri Pacific staffing, and New Haven and Hartford director updates. It also covers track expansions, express-rate delays, double-tracking Pittsburg branch, and rising capital plans amid a buoyant industry outlook.

Veliey American Railway New York Gall Southern Railway Gouisvilleymehet United States Steel Corporation Robert B. Pegram Geo H. ‘Ross Lower Leaf Cincinnati Georgetown Portsmouth Russellville Wabash Pittsburg Chicago Willis Calaway W. D. Nelson Seaboard ‘Air Line Jacksonvile Fla Richard Somers' Hays St. Paul Duluth New York City Thomas Nichols Baltimore and Ohio Lorain Ohio W. F. Ryan John F. Miller Cleveland, Akron and Mexico City J. H. Searle Cochran Underwood Erie Joint Traffic Association Willam Bishon New Haven Ffartford James Elton Waterpury Conn

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