Rush to Take Profits as Market Shows Mixed Signals
New York sept 7 in today’s stock market advocates of higher prices met less encouragement than yesterday as volume fell and outside buying waned. Traders noted profit taking by speculative operators amid no new public developments and a cautious tone across sectors including metals and railroad equipment.
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York
Neil Iy
Pacific
Gamg Boo
Ut Roiliard
Losrrhom
Sur- ZA
Tathoud
Prine Mercantile Paper
Sebedi
New York stock market quotations from newspaper material
Daily quotations received by W. B. Hibbs & Co. brokers list bonds and railroad stocks with varied 4s and 5s across multiple issuers. Notable entries include Atchison, Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago lines, Missouri Kansas Texas, Northern Pacific, Reading, St Louis Iron Mountain, and Union Pacific.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Frexchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
New York
Atchison General
Atchison Adjustment
Northwestern Consol
Chicago
R. L
Parife H.R. Ds
Chiago
R. 1
Pacific R. R. Col. Gc
St. Louis
Consolidated Tobacco
Colorado and Southern da
Colorado Fuel Cony
Denver and
Rio Granda
Erie Prior Wen
Erie General
Vine Fort Worth
Denver
Hocking Valley
Innisville
Nashville
Northern Pacific
Desgeace Norfolk and Western Consol
Oregon Short Line
Partie
Poutsylvania Ony Jia
Readig General
St Louis
Iron Mountain
Consol
San Francisco
St Louis Southwestern Sta. Nv. Seaboard Air Line 49. Sanhern Pacific
Suntherm Ra Leas
Texas
Pacific
Western
Una
Tnien Pacifier Coun
Wanath
Wheeling and
Lake
New York Stock Exchange
Market closes with mixed stock quotes and cotton futures shift
Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange shows mixed quotations across bonds and equities with notable activity in railroads and utilities. Cotton futures in New York opened near steady but sold off then recovered amid unpredictable demand and ongoing weather concerns.
Wheat and corn firm on Chicago grain market report
Chicago September grain notes an improved flour demand at Minneapolis boosting wheat, with December up to 1.07% and corn rising modestly. Trading, receipts, and world supply shifts cited as market drivers, along with stronger lard demand in provisions and a steady close across contracts.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Nsw
Chicago
Minneapolis
Iverpool
Northwest
St. Louis
Bradstreet’s
Minneapelis
Duluth
New York Grain Market Reports Mixed Prices and Receipts
New York grain notes steady rye and firm wheat and corn futures amid variable receipts. Spot barley and oats show mixed quotes with futures edging higher on cool weather and crop reports. oats prices and option activity reflect strong receipts and market nerves.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Eazy
New York Produce Prices and Commodities Report
Market report lists steady butter cheese eggs and meats with firm lard and pork quiet overall. Grain and flour receipts show light sales while rosin, turpentine, and sugars hold steady with varied regional prices and spot London tin and copper moves noted.
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New York
Cordova
Long Island
Jerey and Southern
Jersey
Liverpool
London
Apeler
Glasgow
Middleshoro
Tron
Northern
Foundry
Southern
Baltimore Markets Report Sees Dull Grain and Steady Butter
Baltimore markets detail steady to firm prices across grains and dairy. Wheat and corn hold near steady levels with selective contracts and receipts noted, while butter and eggs remain unchanged amid ongoing market activity.
Live Stock Markets Across New York and Chicago
Market reports show brisk activity in New York with beef, calves, and sheep trading at varied prices. Chicago listings indicate steady to higher bids for cattle, with hogs and lambs showing firm to strong demand and notable price ranges.
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New York
Chicago
Texas Fed
Cate
Washington market slips as Capital Traction eases from 1301
Capital Traction led the Washington Stock Exchange with a close near 1301-3, then eased to 130 while nine hundred or so shares traded, mostly by a single broker. Other issues showed mixed moves, with Washington Railway and Electric steady near gains, United States bonds at 1051-4, and Greens Copper active with a 3.44 point rise on 405 shares.
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United States
Capital Traction
Sgu
Washington Railway and Electric
Sy Washington Railway and Electric
American Security and Trust Company
Union Trust and Storage Company
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Greene Copper
Washington Railway and Electrics
BA Lanston Monotype
Captain Traction
Washington Stock Exchange
District of Columpia
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroads
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Raiload
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad Pc
Anacostia
Potomac
The
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Washington Gas Company
Waalinggor Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Wasington Market Company
Safe Deposit and Trugh
Natonal Safe Deposit and ‘Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
Amerian Security and” Trust
Union ‘Trust and Storage
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Capital Traction Company
Washington Railway and
D Electric Company
Washington Railway and Setevirie Company
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Metenpolian
Central
Farmers and Mechants
Citizens
Columba
Capital
Higgs
Kiremen
Franklin
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Arlington
National Union
Columbia
UW Riggs
People’s
Commercal
Calantal
Columbia Title
Washington
American Graphophone
Tyne Machine
Isi
Lanston Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Washington Market
Norfolk and
Chington
Maury Dove Company
Health Appraisal and Agency
Lverpool
Lars
New Orleans
Weather Aide
Atlantic
Tedes
Hester Reports Cotton Crop of 1903 04 Value Falls
Secretary Hester's report shows total cotton crop at 10,011,874 bales for 1903-04, down sharply from 1892-93. It details state outputs, regional gains and losses, average value per bale at $61.48, and total crop value. Despite a smaller yield, money returns rise with favorable prices across the South.
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New Orleans
Hester
Texas
Indian Territory
Gulf States
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Utah
Kansas
Atlantic States
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
North Carolina
South Carolina
Kentucky
Virginia
Missouri
South
Bond issue by Alton to fund railroad improvements
At a Chicago meeting stockholders of the Chicago and Alton Railroad decided to issue 46 million dollars in new bonds to finance improvements. The move expands capitalization to 110 million two thousand and two. No merger decision with Union Pacific was made, though complications may block it.
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Chicago
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Union Pacific
Suit Filed by Bonding Company Over Estate Deficit
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland filed a suit yesterday through Blair and Thom against Joseph Shillington and Edward Forrest seeking 2507.82 to recover a deficit as surety on bonds of administrators of Annie E. Northcutt's estate. A petition for letters of administration on Caroline Rovenbush's estate was also filed, with Louisa A Rosenbush and Carrie A Rosenbush as residuary legatees, represented by William Clark Taylor.
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Bonding Company
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Maryland
Atorneys Blair and
Thom
Joseph Shillington
Edward Forrest
Annie E. Northcutt
Caroline Rovenbush
Louisa A Rosenbush
Carrie A. Rosenbush
Willam Clark Taylor
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Hawin Forrest
Bond
Blair & Thom
Legal Record notices in Washington Post publication
Bankruptcy notices and court orders for two year period in the Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court. Entries include Sornemoon v. Allen, Bailey v. Bailey, Daly v. Daly, Stewart v. Stewart, Stoner v. Stoner, and many others with auditors, estates, guardians, and property actions. Also lists numerous real estate transfers and probate matters across DC localities.
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Washington Post
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Justice Anderson
Sornemoon
A. A. Hoehling, Jr
B. T. Doyle
Stoner
Edward L. Glen
Stewart
Birney & Woodard
Lovett
Jfarnham
Simon Lyon
Philip Maura
Jordan
O'Donnelly
Mason
Marshal
Wolf & Rosenberg Riggs National Bank
Morris
Ross Perry & Son
Deeds of Trust and Legal Notices in Meridian Hill Area
List of deeds of trust including Anna P Stow to E L White and G W White for $5,000 at 6 percent semiannual on two years with Lot 174, and Lot 175 for Mike debt. Luckett to Bergmann and Emmerich for $800 on Lot 64. Harriss to Mattlee and Wolf for $4,500 over 5 years on part Lot 6. Ludwig to Bergmann and Schafer for $3,200 on Lot 62 Block 17. Daley to George and Schuldt for $40 for James S Robinson estate. Also suits: Fidelity and Deposit Co. vs Shillington and Forrest. Dare vs Dare. Hutchinson vs Baptista et al.. Egan vs Taft Injunction with related counsel.
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Trinidad
Laura S. Russell
Thomas H. Robbins
Brightwood Park
Thomas Armat
Angelo B. Armat
North Columbia Heights
George P. Robinson
John Z
Amelia M. Sullivan
Congress Heights
Ralph P Barnard
Guy H. Johnson
Harry W
Isabella Goodrich
Meridian Hill
Bouth Grounds
Columbia University
James W. Stoweux
Anna P. Stow
Gates Road
Louis P. Shoemaker
Clariasa M. Ludlom
Deanwood
M. Elizabeth Browning
John W
Lucy J. Shepherd
Northwasst
George A. Weaver
Aloig Paull
Moore
Barbour
Alexander Millar
John H. Siggers
Horace BD
Crow
George A. Grav
Eleventh
Twelfth
Josie Grunesheimer
Samuel
Bettie J. Harriss
Gilbert A. Haslup
Harry G
Margaret H. Wilson
Tenth Street
Gertrude Davis
Silas
Daish
South Grounds
Columbian University
Enoch L. White
George Whitney White
C. Louis Eckloff
James W. Stow
Mike
Thomas T. Luckett
Henry H. Bergmann
George M. Emmerich
German-American Building Association
Bettie J Harriss
Loraine Mattlee
Alex Wolf
Josie Gaasenheimer
L& Droit Park
Harry L. Ludwig Et
Thomas ¥. Daley
John M. George
Gus A. Schuldt
A. Leftwich Sinclair
James 8. Robinson
Jeremiah Z. Dare
Rebecca J. Dare
J. M. Vaile
Horatio , Hutchinson
Margaret Baptista
H. Clay Cambell
Peter R. Egan
William H. Taft
James Hamilton
Excursions and Marine Band Talk At Chevy Chase Lake Season
Nightly Marine Band concerts lure patrons as season nears end. Steamers from Norfolk and Washington connect to Boston and New York. uptown ticket office moves to Colorado Building. Incorporation filings and wills noted, with estates and executors named for Gessford and Jackson.
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Seventh Street
Chamberlin
Old Point
Army
Navy
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Boston
New York
Bond Building
Colorado Building
Fourteenth Street
Emmet Club Incorporates In District Of Columbia
A social organization the Emmet Club of the District of Columbia was incorporated under subchapter 3 of the District code and will be perpetual in existence. Its aim is to provide a meeting place for members and promote sociability and intellectual improvement while celebrating Irish and American anniversaries. The incorporators are Daniel F Finucane Michael P Donoghue John D Gallagher Edward P Follard and Michael Dowd. Treasury reports show National bank notes redeemed at 1 064 058 government receipts from internal revenue 370 060 customs 84 576 miscellaneous 21 787 and expenditures totaling 1 400 000.
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Emmet Club
District of Columbia
Danilel F Finucane
Michael FP. Donoghue
John D. Gallagher
Edward P. Follfard
Michael Dowd
Treasury
National Bank
Three Arrests Follow Failure in Newark Bank
Newark Ohio September 7 former secretary James I Lingafelter of the Home stead Building Association which failed last May his wife and son Hubert were arrested tonight in connection with the failure The deficiency reported by Receiver Webb was 86000 Places in the Civil Service An examination will be held September 15 for the position of printers assistant at the Bureau of Engraving and a man and skilled laborer female at its Printing Office The Chief of Healers Buckden's one Balve claim 26c All drugs
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Ohio
James I. Lingafelter
Homestead Building Association
Hubert
Webb
The
Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Engraving
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Union Trust and Storage
Mergenthaler
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Greens Copper
Alton
Norfolk and Western
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Betterment Fund
New York, Ontario and Western Railway Company
Criminal Court
Charles B. Capehart
James T. Hunter
William Dixon
Thomas J. Mitchell
Solomon Mendelaco
William BE. McDaniel
William M. Omey
Samuel H. Wells
Walter R. Grifin
George Burgess
Ivan Seldeman
Caspar Morgenweck
Lera Morgenweck
Charles H. Bauman
William B. McQantel
William M. Offley
Patrick J. Kyne
Bridget A
Kyne
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Atterneya
J. J. Broman
Charles W. Carr
Jam
Andrew A. Jackson
Rubina H. Scott
Albert H. Scott
James H. Jones
Brandenburg & Branderburg
David H. Naylor
7Th, K, and
Maas, Ave
Cerl Auerbach
Alex. & Clarke
Michael J Colbert
Anthony Gaegler
John B Geter
William Hahn
J P Hermann
Francis Miler
Wm. Miller
Frice J Magen
John H Rupport
Henry Murrey
B F Saul James F Shea
John Shughrue
the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Thomas P. Morgan
F St. Nw
East
R. Lappin
St. N. W
Cor. F
Washington Loan & Trust Co
John Joy Edson
John A. Swopz
Ellis Spear
Andrew Parker
Harry G. Meem
Thomas Bradley
Chevyl Chase Lake
Marine Band
American Restaurant Company
A. Middleton
George HB. Prevost
E. W. McCormick
E. M. Freeman
B. A . Kretachmann
Associated Homes Association
George H. Corey
Eugene Schooley
J. L. Cohensions
Swords Creek Coal Company
J. L. Cohsnatous
American Ramages Food Company
Marine Barracks
Mereh
Dreyfus
Qverture
Tannhauger
Mosip de Ballet
Nafla
Soja
Norma
August Paeger
Ker
James W. Gessford
Susannah Gessford
Charlotte L. Wilson
Emmet Club Incorporated
Mort- Bugs
B. H. Warner CO
F Street Nn
Macdonald
Francis H. Smith
Alvin M. Lothrop
E. Quincy Smith
John B.sleman, Jr
D. Fulton Harris
Jackson H. Ralston
Atty
Vings Bank Thane N.Y. Ave
Heal Estate
Joana Heiskell & McLeran
Ivan and Trust
Foxx
Selephong
Buckden
Thos. J. Fisher & Co. (Inc
F* St. N
CG Street
N. W
Streen
U.S
Ferry Commission Co
Chesley & Spence
Aprado Building
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
16Th
New York Ave Capital
Acta Am
W.b.hibbs & CO
Cantineton Stocke Exchange
National Metropolitan
Bankington
D. & Worganized
United States Depository
Furnitur Piscoe &c
Washington Mortgage Loan Co
Tolman
Association
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
1003
Fat
Geo W Casilear
V. Prom
Frank P. Reeside
Riggs National Bank
BIL
General Banking
Lewis Johnson & CO
SUN Building
Messrs
Traders National Bank
PA. Ave
Freese Co
Broadway
Warder
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Co
E Street
National Loan and Investment Co
Xecur
Potgmag Guarantee Loan CO
Atlantic Building
Capital Loan Co
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