Weather Aids Trade With Cautious Outlook For Markets
Bradstreet notes buoyant activity across trade and industry with cooler weather boosting retail demand. European demand for breadstuffs appears near, while railways and iron steel trade show heavy orders for cars and rolling stock. Need for conservatism to prevent runaway markets persists amid mixed conditions in coal, lumber, and textile sectors.
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Tinois
Indiana
Iuimber
United States
Canada
New York Produce Prices and Market Report
New York price report shows butter steady, cheese strong, eggs alive, Western chickens weak, flour firm on top grades, corn meal firm, hay steady, hops easy, lard and fats steady, molasses quiet, coffee dull, raw and refined sugars steady, potatoes Irish prices, cabbage firm, peanuts steady, freight steady. Metal markets mixed with London and New York readings. copper, lead, zinc and iron quoted with local steadiness and minor shifts.
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New York
Minnesota
India
Rio
Cordova
London
Standard
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
Northam and Southern
Supreme Court docket lists multiple cases and adjournments
The Legal Record shows the Supreme Court with present justices including Chief Justice and Mr Justice Holmes. Cases include Preferred Tontine Mercantile Company v Missouri ex rel Hickman, California Reduction Company v Sanitary Reduction Works, Delahanty v Pitkin, Tampa Water Works v City of Tampa, and Gresntier W Simpson v United States. Adjourned until Monday next at 13 o clock. Equity and district court entries follow with numerous assigned cases, personnel, and motions for October 1905 and 1906, including public notices, probate filings, and criminal docket details.
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United States Supreme Court
Harlen
Justice Brewer
Justice Brown
Justice White
Peckham
MftcKenna
Holmes
da’ Martin H. Vogel
New York City
NL Y
Tontine Mercantile Company , Et al
State of Missouri
Luther S. Hickman
Supreme Court of
Gemissed
The
California Reduction Company Et al
Sanitary Reduction Works of
San Francisco
Sheldon G. Kellogg
Aldis B. Brown
RT. Herding
John J. Delahanty
William T. Pitkin
Sidney E. Clarke
Charles E. Perkins
Lewis E. Stanton
Tampa Water Works Company
City of
Tampa
William A. Carter
Hugo
Macfarland
James F. Glen
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Anderson
Scott
J. W. Greer
H. G. Kimball
C. T. Hendter
Jameson
H. B. Moulton
Whitt
Stoner
EL Times
S. Whitt
Cave
RH. Mc Neill
Knights of Labor Va
Burns
H. B. Davis
R. G Donaldson
J. C. Williamson
Crowley
W. Winship Wheatley
Bowes
Bowes Vs. Parker
N. van Dyke
Parker
Bovee
D. W. Word
Thomas Va
Thomas
D. W. Dar
J. W. Shes
C. I. Ennis
Anderson Vs. Martner
Key Smith
M. M. Richardson
Hudson
United
Spettor
R. B. Dickey
Berger
Pentente Lite
J. S. Whitt
Haleway & Baklerston
Dutta Vs. Butts
Examiner
J. A. Lynham
Wolf & Rosenberg
So-Lalters
Leckle & Fulton
Dorsey Vs. Meloy
Birney & Woodard
W. A. Maroy
Morton
Columbia Land Dredging Company
Tramilton & Cothert
McCammon & Hayden
Corby Va
Corby
W. . Gardiner
Circuit Court No. 1
Justice Barnard
United States
Birtwell
S. T. Thomas
R. F. Downing
C. A. Kelawin
F. D. McKenney
J. S. Flannery
Cowsill
Caldren & Fenning
L. Williamson
Baltimore and Washington Railway Company
H. E Davia
H. Indigon
J. & Flannery
Guigson
Gungon
Frey
W. Gardiner
Donath Ve
Philadelphis
Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company
Ralston & Siddons
H. Winship Wheatley
McKenney & Flannery
Henry Va. Baker
Hemphll & Peter
Shreeve & Sichardson&Douglass
Doug Ings
Padgett & Forrest
J. J. Darlington
Bayne
Potomac Electric Power Company
Lancaster & Smith
Harris
Gassaway
T. P. Myere
John Ridout
Hallam & Hallam
von Briesen
Congressional and
Mexican Mining Company
R. Wilson
W. McK. Clayton
Keban
Washington Railway and Electric Company
J. J
Darlington
Porter
Tucker & Kenyon
Real Estate Transfers Across Northwest Districts and More
Real estate transfers list numerous property moves across Washington districts including Cedar Place Northwest Cliffbourne and Mass. Ave Northeast. Notable transfers include trusteeships, secured notes, and multiple square and lot designations with prices ranging from $8 to $19 plus larger sums such as $1,150 and $17,000 in various squares and blocks.
Pennsylvania Railroad Plans $1.5 Million Philadelphia Grade Crossing Cuts
Chief Engineer Brown and City Survey Chief Webster announce a $1.5 million plan by the Pennsylvania Railroad to elevate tracks on the Trenton and New York divisions from Norris Street to Frankford Junction. The city will share half the cost to eliminate grade crossings in northeastern Philadelphia. Plans call for tracks raised about twenty feet to remove the crossings along several miles of the route.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Brown
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Webster
City Bureau of Surveys
Trenton
Norris Street
New York
Frankford Junction
Deeds of Trust Listed for Multiple Properties
A column of deeds of trust shows transfers from various grantees to trustees or lending institutions. Entries include Broas to Stye and Sullivan securing 2000 dollars on lot 42 for 3 years at 5 percent. Colburn to Washington Loan and Trust securing Equitable Co-operative Building Association for 2000 on lots 4 and 6, block 4. Hollander to Washington Loan and Trust for 5000 on lot 75, block 6. Jarvie to Norris and Matthews for 17000 on cemetery company funds at 4 percent for 5 years. Willey to McGile and Murray for 1200 on 8 years at 5 percent. Duncan to Stove and Hall for 2000 on lot 13 for 8 years at 5 percent. Rogers to Pickford and Weller for 2200 on lot 5 in 1 to 47 months at 6 percent. Wanderly to National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company for American Security and Trust.
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Cedar Place
Emma
Barrie
George
Henry D. Gordon
Massachusetts Avenue
Sixth
Seventh
Hilah
Smith
Preston
John M. Broad
RHNO
James L. Giles Stud
Frank HB. Colburn
N Street
Cecelia M. Reecie
William A. L. Hunt
Tad
Randle Highlands
United States Realty Company
Samuel E. B. Caz
Fourth
Fifth
Samuel H. Walker
Annie A. Dries
Fifth Street
John K. Wade
Henry G
Marthe J. Duncan
C Street
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Helen M. Chase
Pennsylvania Avenue
Thomas H. Pickford
Clyde L. Rogers
Sixth Street
Maurics D. Rosenheim
Frank Wunderly
Cliffbourne
Louis H. Meyers
Maurice D. Rosenberg
Whitney Close
James Gallagher
Oscar Nauck
Twenty-Sixth Street
Bridget McClellan
James R
Joseph McClellan
James R. McClellan
Anacostia
Henry A. Griswold
Ernest Selby
Frederick W. Drury
Edwin J. Richardson
Meridian Hill
Ada
Wunderly
Morris Place
Percy
Anderson
Emily Moffatt
LE Droit Park
Isabelle J. Richardson
Edwin J
Charles P. Stone
Ralph L. Halt
John T. Maany
Connecticut Avenue Highlands
Mila B. Sherman
Joba
Washington ‘Loan A Trust Company
John Simpson
Block & Wes
Brookland Park
Josephine W. Hotter
Elk
N. Wetere
Vernon G. Owen
Vandelia Owen
Willam J. Bush
James 3. Bundy
Thomas Walker
John J. Sulliven
Suale A. Taylor
Daniel Freeman
Matilda R. Cook
Carl_ Hennige
Henry Hann
Charles Sehafer
Lipenty
Equitable Co-operative Building Association
John F. Jarvie
Vincent Hk Kally
Henry C. Duncan Et al
P. Stove
Ralph L. Hall
John T. Meany
Joneph I. Weller
Percy W. Pickford
Lot &. Square
Frank Wanderly
Hester's cotton report tracks October movement and world supply
New Orleans reports Secretary Hester's weekly cotton statement showing October deliveries down 378,000 bales year over year but up 69,000 from two years prior. The season totals lag last year by 436,000 in seven days, with 21 ports at 2,331,397 bales since September. Overland movement, interior stocks, and foreign exports reveal mixed gains and declines across mills, ports, and regions as the season progresses.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Boston
United States
Canada
New Orleans
Hester
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Mills
Southern
North
South
Seaboard
Brazil
India
Great Britain
Goei
Ead
Europe
Egypt
Advertising Is Important News In The Post
Readers learn that the Post is a strong advertising medium. Joyce Engraving Company is praised for quality work, punctual service, and large eastern and southern markets share. Center Market is touted for fresh provisions and strict inspections. News notes visits by Frank Messenger and James McDaniel to relatives in Georges, South Carolina.
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The
Post
Washington
the Post
United States
Joyce Company
Star Building
Ith and Paave
Joyce Engraving Company
Frank Messenger
Victor Beyer
Hamilton Road
Mark T
Center Market
Martin Bros Real Estate Firm Shapes West End Growth
Twenty year old Martin Bros real estate brokers at 1925 Pennsylvania Ave. NW dominate northwest property sales, rentals, loans, and mortgages with square dealing and broad clientage citywide. They also handle fire insurance with strong carriers. Henry W. Taylor approved to repair at 410 A Street NE. Brennan Construction to execute $2,500 contract.
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Husbess
West End
Northwest
Martin Bros
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tme
Mone
Henry W. Taylor
Brennan Construction Company
Antiseptic Shaving Parlor and City Advertisements
A Washington notice spread across several business items describing the Antiseptic Shaving Parlor at 1317 BE street with eight chairs and added manicuring and shoeshining services, plus model baths. It mentions Miss Maude Converse returning to Washington, gas stoves by C A Muddiman & Co at Twelfth and G streets NW, and a profile of ticket broker J Spliedt of 607 Pa Ave as a leading local businessman.
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National Theater
Washington
BE Street
Luther
C. A. Muddiman & Co
J. Spliedt
Spliedt
Pa. Ave
Guarantees Ticket Brokers’ Association
Uth ST. NW
Weat Point
Annapolla
Army
Pay Carpe
Marine Corps
Boya
Winslow Hoxton Randolph
Charles B. Young
Mies
Virginia Mason Dorsey
Laura Lee Dorsey
W. Corsth
Katenn
Columbian Iron and Wire Works AdvertisesContracts
Columbian Iron and Wire Works lists services from plain and ornamental iron and wire work to elevator enclosures and railings. It notes recent contracts for Wyoming apartment house and offices. Includes owner names, locations, and contact numbers. urges immediate attention and cheery estimates. Also praises West End Laundry with two addresses and phone numbers, touting high quality fabric care and service.
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Seventeenth
Columbia Road
Kalorama
F. H. Duhey
Vancourtland
L. Simons
Tvens Bullding
John A. Evans
Kann & Sons
Eighth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Messrs. Bates
John Warren
Business High School
Turkish cigarettes grow to six hundred thousand dealers
A tobacconist notes Turkish cigarettes rose from a few pioneers in Broadway shops to about 600,000 dealers nationwide, led by Turkish Trophies. The brand gained popularity for high quality and enduring standard, with Greeks Turks Egyptians and Orient workmen among its spread. Also announced is Justice Duell relocating residence and plans to take possession in November.
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Broadway
New York
United States
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Bradstreet
Dun’s Weekly Review
Newstarrer
Circuit Court No. 2
Clabaugh
Trundle Vs. Union Transfer Company
Peter & Ray
BE E. Davis
Mayer
von Herbules
Henry G. Thomas
Proctor
Heyden Johnson
J. Melty
Carrington
Attormmera
Thompson & Laskey
E. WH. Thomas
H. P. Blair
George P. Honver
Rogers
Plaintif
Philip Walker
Barrons
Strobel
Sheehan
J. A. Johnson
M. J. Colbert
Fletcher Lacy
M. T. Cinkacales
Cobb
C. G. McRoberte
Zem Zem Medicine Company
Cauley
L. P. Loving
Biraay & Wooda
Rockwell Va
Capital Traction Company
Eb, Caruss & Sons
R. Ross Petry & Son
G. T. Dunlop
Gibbs, Reaves
D. W. O' Donoghue
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Criminal Court NO. 1
Justices Wright
William Hopkins
Adam Desear
Chertes A. Jackson
United States Va
William Dorsey
W. E. Ambrose
Emma Miler
Costa
Samuel Kupferberg
J. L. Tepper
Dora Wanzer
George H. Reppio
Mark Price
Joseph Rexfolds
Blanche Green
John Barron
Allen Hayes
Criminal Court No. 2
Justice Gould
United States Va. C. J
Mary L. Allison
John W. Cole
James XK. Depuse
Hien B. Eisenbice
Mamie Hagermann
Michael J. Kirby
Letitia Smith
Richard ©. Wootburn
Charles W. Straighan
Margaret Rudenstein
John H. Saunders
Walter J. Abrama
K. A Hughes
Ena A. W. Gray
Men S. Selfridge
T. A
Thomas A. Selfridge
Altorneys, Gordon & Gordon
Hatton N. T. Warris
W. K. Quinter
Elien Gy“Bartley
Read
K A. Newman
Laura M. Potter
Potbury
Harry H. Hollander
Ralph Dunning
Metzerott
J. B.archer
Mary Antoinette Cheyney Swain
Louis D. Meline
William R. Garnett
Kate Tess
Wilton & Barksdale
Horatio Browning
3. T. Themon
Margaret M. O'Neil
Yare
Samuel L. Cook
John Midout
Barry & Lampton Ve
Lee Chung
W. BH. Ambrape
Albert Goenner
Herman
Frederick . Plaigge
W. H. Sholes
Bates Warren
Trangoty
I. B. Linton
Jennie B. Corby
Williams
W. Gwynn Gardiner
Walker Tolliver
Inase Neuman
Simon Oppenheimer
Ing
Wilson & Barksdale
Potomes Brick Company Ve
Exsking M. Sunderland
Lota
Mackall
Reading Company
Utah Copper Interests
United States Reduction and Refining Company
Utah Copper Company
Guggenheim
Atlantic City
the ST. Charles
Newlin Haines
Galen Hall Hotel & Sanato
N. J
F. L. Young
Menager
Traymore
Traymore Hotel CO
Marquette
White
Otel
Hi Central
Kentucky Ave
Tear Beach
Boardwalk
Pleza
Ocean View
Bath
J. P. Giberson
Oetd&s
R. Myers
American Line
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Southampton
Queenstown
Liverpoor
Atlantic Transport Line
London Direct
RED Star Line
Antwerp
Dover
Parris
White Star Line
Nav
Cahopic
Romanto
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F Street
N. W
David Lindsay
Cunard Line
North River
Liverpool
Ca'p’nia
Caroni
Etruria
Lucania
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Genoa
Naples
Adriatte
Caronia
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Maza
OSS
Sunday Post
Pennsylvania
Avi
Scott Arrington
500 Street
Department For
Nat, Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Co
Sts
James
McDaniel
Leslie
Fourth Street Northeast
Georges, 5. C
A. C. Luber, Frop
Miss Maude Converse
Converse
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Navy Department
Connecticut
Mrs. M. Vaughn
Maryland
Mrs
Fred Scribner
Fourth Street
George ‘A. Gossett
Butterfield
Manhattan
Canary
Florida Avenue
Horsford
Norfolk
First Presbyterian
Salisbury
N. C
Mamie Hedrick
Redfield Proctor, Jr
Charles H. Duell
Court of Appeals
Thomas Bryan Huyck
Gen
George C. Reid
Scott Circle
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co
Norfolk, Fort. Monroe
Portsmouth
Newport News
Palace Steamers
Ewport News
Alexandria
Fort Monroe
General Ticket
Colorado
8Th
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
Merchants and Miners
7Th St
14Th St
Callahan
Mount ‘Vernon
Charles Macalester
Fort Myer
Arlington Falls Church
Aqueduct Bridge
Hotels
Grafton Hotel
Conn. Ave. and
de Sales
Harrington Mills
al Sts
White House
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U.S. Capitol
T. A. McKer
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Lincoln Hotel
Amnonzeo
ST. John & CO
Southern Pines
Oclo-Gas
B. E H. Bradley
Walter H. Acker
Building Association
C. A. Baker
JAS. M. York & Sons
A. E. Hoon
REED
Corcoran
Léth St. Nw
D. Cc
Moore & Hill, Inc
A. RF. Fox Co., Inc
D. C
Prankt
Rawlings
Po. Ave
Arlington Fire Insurance Company
J. H. Bradley Company, Inc
PSR
D. G
WM. H. Saunders & CO
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F St. Nw
Stone & Fairfax
Joseph Gans
Jenifer Building
D Sts
Washington Schools
Gunston Hall
Florids Ave
Mima Ella Reese
Thomas Cirele
B. R. Mason
Avista
Strayer’s Business College
Gormer Lith
Virginia
Pine Breach Hotel
Portress Joe
P Woods
Pine Beach
National University Law School
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E. D. Carusi
13Th St. Mw
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Louis Leverett Hooper
Wisconsin Avenue
Mount Vernon Seminary
M Street N. W
Elizabeth J. Somers
Adelia Gates Hensley
Friends School For Boys
Thomas W. Sidwell
Washington College
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
Fst. Aw
Washington, D. Cc
Music and Dramatic Art
America
Tanner
Business Xu College
Corst
Tenner
New York State
Molal Court
Cata
Spencerian
Stiehl
Spencerian Business College
Washington, D. C
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University School For Boys
Eighteenth ST. N. Ww
West Point
Annapolis
Robert L. Preston
Fairmont
Yalesta Nn
Arthur Ramsay
Senor Gomar
Prin
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Francis Mann
A. M
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Holy Cross Academy
Marsara Pollock
Qst. Aw
MLL
V. Prud
Berlitz School