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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1905

Page

2

London Stocks Rise on London Speculators Profit Taking

New York reports heavy buying by London speculators lifting prices to noon then easing as profits are booked. The market ends wavering with gains from earlier highs mostly erased. Foreign exchange slightly weaker. London bought securities while Russia's loan prospects and cholera in Germany influence mood and bond markets.

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Wall Street Gossip on Stock Holdings and Market Tension

Publicly expressed views of leading commission houses show they hold few stocks for customers. Many advise against immediate purchases as liquidations continue, while insiders cover shorts and push for higher prices later in the year.

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New York Stock Market and Bond Market Report

New York on Sept 5 reports Meccy on call steady at 214 per certificate and various rates for time notes, mercantile paper at 4 4ts, and post rates for bills. Government and railroad bonds show strength. cattle receipts and beef trade noted in New York markets. Chicago and other regional figures list cattle, veal, sheep, hogs prices and receipts. Treasury receipts and expenditures tallied, with internal revenue and customs revenues given. Dr Kings New Life Pills advertised as a health product in the same edition.

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Washington Stock Exchange closes with mixed quotes and grains

The Washington Stock Exchange reports mixed close quotes for Railway and Electric stocks with several high and low bids. Grain markets follow with WHEAT, CORN, and OATS showing declines, while futures and spot prices reflect light volume and export activity.

Daily Cotton Market Mystery Ended by Electric Bitters

Report notes many deaths attributed to heart trouble but claims indigestion as the real cause, which Electric Bitters supposedly cures. Advert uses generic drug claims and asserts efficacy for stomach issues and related ailments.

Financial Market Quiet as Holiday Mood Dampens Trading

Local bankers and brokers gathered at the Stock Exchange yesterday but activity remained muted due to the holidays. Prices moved only in small fractions with Washington Railway shares soft and bonds selling well. Mergenthaler rose briefly on no sales, Capital Traction steadied, and Union Trust began its slow climb. Brice J. Moses returned to push bargains while bankers’ association planners prepared a grand entertainers’ visit next month for visiting colleagues.

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Washington Produce Market Report Includes Eggs and Poultry

The Washington market notes heavy butter receipts and light demand. Fresh goods arrive promptly with varied regional prices for eggs and poultry. Cotton prices slid after a government report showing crop conditions, triggering a sharp market break with a partial late recovery.

Equity Court Record Linkage of Several District Suits

The District of Columbia equity docket shows multiple interpleader and alimony matters, including Ward versus Devitt with intervenors represented by Wheatley and Siddons, and alimony actions against Mancosos and Murphy. Several property transfers and guardianship petitions are noted, with court dates and attorney references across numerous square blocks and streets in Washington.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court Gould Ward Mancosos Manconos Malcolm Hufty Armes Atkinson-Ballard Company Leckie, Fulton & Cox Ralston & Siddons BH. H. Thomas Smith American Graphophons Company A. S A. Putnam Mary Fogarty J. Theo Rapis Snow H. L. Giles Cave Ve. Cave McNeill Nattresa

Real Estate Transfers in Several Additions

Real estate transfers include De Witt C. Crolmant trustees to Irving M. Brownell for lots 14 and 13 in First Addition to American University Heights and other parcels in Sixth Street Northwest. Frederick L. Siddona receivers transfer lots 49 and 60 in Alley between R and 5 Sixth and Seventh Streets to Meyer B. Newman. George N. Bell sells lot 68 block 7 in Moore and Barbour's Second Addition. Gustav Vergtot ux transfers lot 31 block 17 in Bodbin's Addition to Ray E. Middaugh. Parcel at No 1442 Tonth Street Northeast noted with Isabella involved.

Robert Barnett Cohen H. Street Eliza Maher Lillian Lee Maher E Street John T. Arms Cora BM. Roy Fifteenth Street Mary A. Wilbur James §. Murphy Tenth Street Dannis Tinney Virginia Tinney Hount Pleasant Heights Fulton R. Gordon John L. York Twenty-sixth Street Warran Choate Et Ux Grace E. Todd Connecticut Avenue Cleveland Park Lillian W. Little Edward Caroline B. French Heckman Jonas Jamison Julia Retsinger Fifth Street Captol Joseph R. Edson Elmon A. A. Cook American University Heights de Witt C. Crolmant Irving M. Brownell Dioek Elreeta Frederick L. Siddona Meyer B. Newman Moore & Barbour George N. Bell Annie E. Irwin Dodbbin Gustav Vergtot Ray E. Middaugh Tonth Street Isabella

Weekly Crop Report Signals Favorable Conditions East of Rockies

The Weather Bureau notes favorable temperatures east of the Rockies for the week ending September 4, with widespread rain in parts of Texas, Washington and the northern plains. Corn advances rapidly with many early corn crops being cut, while wheat remains overripe on flooded lands in Minnesota and North Dakota. Cotton conditions deteriorate overall with boll weevil pressure easing in Texas, tobacco in the Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic maturing, and apples and potatoes presenting poor and indifferent prospects. Soil dryness hinders plowing in Texas Kansas and Nebraska, but fieldwork progresses elsewhere.

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New York Produce Prices and Market Report Dated Sept

New York prices across dairy, eggs, poultry, flour, and commodities show steady or firmer tones for butter cheese eggs and pork with firm hay and steady or dull readings in grains and oils. Key items include butter creamery at 17 20 to 19 4, cheese small white fair to choice, eggs fancy selected white 26 27, poultry alive 13%4 14, dressed Western 12 14%.

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