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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1904

Page

10

Stock Exchange Lull Amid War News and Market Weakness

The market shows a lull with few notable gains as steel and railway bonds weigh. London and international factors depress trading while speculation remains heavy and prices, including steel and industrial groups, drift lower amid cautious activity.

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Wall Street Fluctuates Irregularly Amid Delayed Clear Signals

New York stock market showed uneven moves with initial breaks in shares such as United States Steel and Wabash, followed by late-day shorts covering. Trading amid mixed receipts outlooks and heavy offerings reflected unsettled sentiment, while major issues including Westinghouse and Wheeling indicated volatile activity and a net daily decline.

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Washington Stock Exchange and Railway Shares Report

The page details closing quotations on multiple exchanges and rail stocks including Washington Railway and Electric, Columbia, and related interests. It lists bid figures, debentures, and common shares with prices and close standings as the market shifts through the session.

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Grain notes from New York market session

New York grain reports show barley steady near 47 cents feeding, exports and local sales around 7,638 bushels, futures trading firm with varying spot prices. Wheat and corn receipts and prices reflect mixed demand, with late-day activity limited by rain and favorable weather forecasts.

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Washington Produce Market Prices Pack a Hazy List

The Washington market shows varied figures for produce and staples with barley, corn, cabbages, and apples listed by barrel, crate, or per unit. Vegetables and fruit from Virginia and New York state appear, along with rails of metals and grains, while market notes indicate steady to firm prices with some regional shifts and international freight mentions.

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Washington brokerage closures shake local market scene

Two large New York firms halted Washington operations, McIntyre & Co and 8 Bache, closing Adams Building offices as Muller & Co takes over. Local manager J V Barross remains briefly, while the year’s dullness and reduced speculation drive the exits. Trading in Washington gas and electric shares and related bonds showed modest activity as brokers prepare for upcoming Stock Exchange meetings.

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Live Stock Markets Report From New Luk and Chicago

Market notes show mixed livestock movements with steers and bulls steady to firm, calves and veals firm, sheep and lambs steady to strong, hogs steady to higher. Receipts include 22, 60 and 28, 000 head in various regions with western and Texas fed cattle prominent and prices quoted per hundredweight across categories.

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Baltimore Markets Snapshot of Grain and Commodities

Market notes show receipts and prices across grains and commodities in Baltimore. Corn, oats, and soy show mixed spot values and steady futures while hay, butter, sugar, and flour see varied but largely steady quotes amid daily trade.

Excursions At Chevy Chase Take Offers Labor Day Sailings

Patrons at Chevy Chase Take enjoy cool evenings and varied amusements with Marine Band concerts, dancing, shooting and bowling. Special Labor Day sailings are offered by Norfolk steamers, two boats needed for the trip to Old Point Comfort, with round trip tickets at special rates and two nights aboard. Cape May and Colonial Beach excursions are listed with schedules and prices, plus daily trips on Randall Line steamers ending September 11.

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Potomac Valley Excursions End With Last River Trips

Local notices advertise farewell river excursions on steamer vessels to Marshall Hall Indian Head and River View with last voyages this season. Tickets 60 cents. trips run Thursday Sunday and every evening this week. family day outings and amusements promised. Treasury receipts show $1,300,000 expenditures and various government revenues. Crimes include a horse theft case in Georgetown and a watch theft at a Vermont Avenue home.

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Savings Bank Aims to Aid Washington Labor Community

Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank at 707 G Street N W proclaims to serve all Washington residents with emphasis on organized labor. The bank plans conservative management, deposits from 25 cents, and real estate loans at liberal rates, encouraging saving to buy homes and provide rainy day support.

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Notable officers listed for union and affiliated firms

Officers include Harry W Sherman president and secretary of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Peter A Drury 1st vice president and treasurer of Abner Drury Brewing Company and director of American National Bank William A Hill 2nd vice president Moore Hill Inc real estate brokers A G Clapham secretary treasurer Jesse N Thompson assistant secretary treasurer Charles W Darr attorney.

Harry W. Sherman Pres The International Brotherhood of Elcctrical Workers Peter A. Drury V. Pres Abner Drury Brewing Company American National Bank Wm. A. Hil 2D V A.G. Clapham Sec-Treas Jes. N. Thompson Chas. W. Darr International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Abner-Drury Brewing Company Emmet L. Adams Columbian Lodge of Agtachinists William A. Hill Moore &Hill

Notable Labor Leaders and Union Officials Names Listed

A compiled list presents multiple labor union leaders and affiliated officials including Harry W Sherman Peter A Drury Theodore Rooney E A Bachrack Henry Evans N C Sprague H I Meader John H Nolan John B Dickman Emmet L Adams William A Hill John M Heisley Charles Kraemer Charles A Pfau Chas W Carr as officers treasurers and presidents across unions and allied bodies. The roster features executives from Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Retail Clerks Union Pressmen Union Central Labor Union and related organizations.

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