London Stocks Fall Behind on Profit-Taking Wave
London buyers and a rush to take profits buoyed New York trading early, but by noon gains faded as foreign participation waned, leaving final prices below the day’s peak. The market drift continued as money drained from banks, with optimism spreading across Europe amid talk of a Russian loan and gold movements in London and Paris.
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Wall Street Gossip on Market Position and Dividends
Publicly expressed views by leading commission houses show few stocks held for customers as brokers avoid risky positions. The piece notes shrinking public margin accounts, ongoing liquidation, and cautious outlooks from banks and traders on dividend rates and future price levels amid speculation over cotton pricing and railway stocks.
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New York
Commission Houses
Commission House
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New York and Chicago Market Updates and Receipts
New York stock and bond market notes show call money steady, discounts firm, and posted rates around 4.85 to 4.87. Cattle receipts and beef trade in New York reflect steady demand for native and Texas beef, with exports listed. Chicago market reports cover cattle, hogs, and sheep with varied prices. Treasury receipts and expenditures, banknote redemption, and internal revenue figures are summarized alongside a note on King’s Life Pills.
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Pelme Mercantile
Stellite Exchange
Inaukers
Alsty-Bny
Texas
Culla
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Washington Stock Exchange closes with mixed grain and bond data
Closing quotations show Washington Railway and Electric and Capital Traction stocks at varied levels, with numerous bonds and notes across District of Columbia issuers. Wheat and corn futures moved lower on light activity, while oats held steady amid mixed export and weather signals.
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Capital Traction
Eiectric Preferred
Eieetric Common
Union Trust Company
Lenston
Greene Copper
Stock Exchange
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Philippine Land Purchase
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Metropolitan Railruse
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Columbia Railroad Tn Mortgage
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Bristol Gas and Electric
Washington Gas Company
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Unite
United States Electric Light
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Washington Market Company
Potomac Elcaurte Light
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
National Sate Deposit
Trust
Washington Loan and 'Trust
American
Securkiy and
Washington Sefe
Uulow Trust Company
Washington
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Norfolle
Washington Steamboat
Daily Cotton Market Crisis Cited in Indigestion Cure Claim
Claim links many deaths to heart trouble later traced to acute indigestion. Advocates Electric Bitters as a cure. cites Ge All drug Etets. Market context unclear. The item presents a sensational health ad style claim rather than a verified report.
Financial Market Report From The Stock Exchange
Local bankers and brokers met at noon as holiday attendance reduced activity. Prices were fairly steady with small fractional changes. Washington Railway stock and bonds saw limited trading while Lanston declined. Mergenthaler showed a tentative uptick, Capital Traction held, and Greene Copper reported gains. Union Trust resumed trading near the top of its recent rise. Brice J. Moses returned to push bargains. Bankers' Association plans a large visiting bankers' program next month.
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Washington Produce Market Update and Cotton Market Rally
The Washington market notes heavy egg receipts and varied poultry prices with fresh goods in light receipt. Prices for vegetables and fruits show mixed demand, while the cotton market plunges after a government report, with December and other months closing lower yet ending steadier.
Legal Record Dow Jones DC Equity Court Notices
Supreme Court in the District of Columbia grants leave to intervene in Ward vs Devitt and lists multiple intervenors and solicitors. The record details numerous probate, property transfers, divorces, and court actions with dates around 1905 1901 and other docket items including alimony rulings and guardianship orders.
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Smith
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A. Putnam
Mary Fogarty
J. Theo Rapis
Snow
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Watson Va Boyd
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Charles Derdheim
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Louise Depoilly Pollet
William S. Zimmerman
Johanna G. Zimmerman Poud
Wolf & Rosenberg
Emma A. Breguler
Guardian
Nerbert L. Franc
Lucy T. Davis
Milian & Smith
John le Roy Grimm
Lemuel Fugott
Mary EB. D. Wilcox
John Selden
Real Estate Transfers in Several City 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. Siddona receivers to Meyer B Newman for lots 49 and 60 in Sixth and Seventh Streets NW. George N Bell to Annie E Irwin for lot 68 block 7 in Moore and Barbour second addition. Gustav Vergtot ux to Ray E Middaugh for lot 31 block 17 in Dobbins addition. No 1442 Tonth Street Northeast Isabella.
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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 Highlights Varied Conditions
Favorable temperatures east of the Rockies boosted corn and early crops, with rapid cutting under way in the southern corn belt. Cotton and tobacco showed mixed results with deterioration in overall condition and high wind damage on the Pacific coast. Apple and potato crops look poor or indifferent, while soil dryness limits plowing in Texas, Kansas, and Nebraska.
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New York Produce Prices and Market Notes Sep 6
New York reports varied prices across dairy, eggs, poultry, flour, grains, and metals. Butter, cheese, eggs firm. poultry alive firm. flour and cornmeal steady. hay, hops dull. lard easy. pork easier. cottonseed oil and petroleum steady. rosin and turpentine steady. coffee and sugar mixed. potatoes firm. metals show light recovery in tin with local market steady. Includes specific price ranges for creamery butter, cheese varieties, eggs, poultry, lard, pork, and regional metal quotes.
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