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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1904

Page

10

Market Dips as Rumors Shake Pacific Stocks and Cotton Turns Bearish

New York traded amid speculation on Union Pacific and Southern Pacific with early gains fading as rumors clashed and traders closed near lower levels. Crop prospects improved slightly but the market faced renewed selling pressure in cotton as bears pushed prices down after a volatile session.

Union Southern Sterling Exchange

Wheat and corn futures mix with mixed Western demand

Improved Northwest flour demand lifts wheat while cash grain strength spreads from Minneapolis to St Louis. December and May wheat rise slightly with late buying. corn weak on frost risk but aided by a Kansas City cash rally. Oats fall as high stocks weigh. provisions steady amid strong cash hog market and expectations of tomorrow’s receipts.

New York Union Pacific Southern Pacific Jong Southern London Tis Lordon Ceanserk J Isiuin Sterling Exchange Amore Ontario Western United States Mrm Piame Mercarte Tual Bankers Orycan Tor Aermiand W. B. Hibbs & Co F Street New York Stock Exchange Washington Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Northwest Norhhwest Aso Bull Clique Minneapolis Southwest St. Louis Kasas City Minneapo Duluth West Cincinnati

Baltimore Markets Report on Grain and Dairy Prices

Baltimore market notes September 22 show steady or firmer rates for butter and eggs, dull wheat and corn with mixed futures, and easier oats. Receipts include large grain quantities from Southern samples, white and yellow corn with various grades, rye firming, and hay prices easing. Sugar remains strong and unchanged. prices reflect general commodity activity in the region.

Baltimore Stenmer Southern New York Jerey Jersey Long Island Liverpool London Glasgow Middlesvors Northern Foundry Northern Foundry Southern Foundry

New York Grain Prices and Futures Plunge and Rally

In New York on September 22, barley stayed steady while wheat receipts reached 4,000 bushels and futures volume showed gains after volatility. Spot values for No 2 red and No 1 Northern Duluth fluctuated with rains in the Northwest and a late rally aided by Argentine locust reports. Corn receipts about 675,000 bushels with futures activity subdued, spot corn eased, and oats saw mixed loading with varied weights.

New York Duluth Argentina Chicago

New York Produce Market Reports Mixed, Wide Range Prices

New York and Chicago price notes show steady to varied movement across butter, eggs, pork, beef, poultry, and grains with receipts ranging up to thousands. Beef and veal markets steady to slightly lower. hogs steady. cattle and lambs mixed. futures and London metal prices noted alongside cotton and sugar levels.

New York A. Shepp Youll Chicago

Legal Record from Washington DC Bankruptcy and Equity Actions

Supreme Court DC orders that two years of bankruptcy and tuck proceedings be published in The Washington Post. Notices span multiple cases including Johnson v McCarthy and Mary W Curry estate matters, with numerous guardianships, adoptions, and property liens listed, and actions in criminal, probate, and equity courts led by Chief Justice Clabaugh.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Washington Post Equity Court Clabaugh Johnson Ve. McCarthy Sale Mednisi Complinant Emig J.K. Redington Bernsdorff J. H. Adrisans Charles F. Carusi Blackhun Loza Hayden Johnson Dorothy McLean Smith Brandenburg Bankruptcy Court Clabauzh Thomas E. Waggaman Criminal Court United States Rosie Marshall Mary W. Curry Cariely & Johnson Robert Anderson Francis Reinch David C. Rheinohl Bond Willam Barry White Mary A. M. Smith William G. Henderson Jamer Grose Washington Topham J. H. Lichltter Francis L. Shipley Frank B. Marlow Charles F. Benjamin Elisabeth Chipp Eruc C. James Robert Anderson Et al Josiah Hazard C. C. James Jane Dorothy McLean Smith George M. Jones William Walsh Charles W. Carr Indridge Hearns T. Percy Moore C. F. Wilson

Financial Dull Washington Stock Exchange Roundup

Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange was dull and confined to a few securities. Prices were irregular but the tone remained steady with United States bonds advancing, Washington Railway and Electric Company notes absorbed, and mixed results across Washington certificates, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, National Metropolitan Bank, Mergenthaler Linotype, and Capital Traction.

United States Washington Railway and Electric Washington Gas Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Losk National Metropolitan Bank Mergenthaler Linotype District of Columbia Philippine Land Purchase Capital Traction Railroad Metropolitan Railroad Se Metropolitan Rairoad Metropolitan Railroad Columbia Railroad City and Suburban Railroad Ansenstia and Potomac The Washington Railway and Electrc Company Banfa Washington Gas Company Fe Washington Gas Company §S Washington Gas Company United States Electric Light Washington Market Company Safe Deposit and Trust National Safe Deposit and Trust Washington Loan and Trust American Security and Trust Union Trust and Storage Washington Savings Bank Home Savings Bank Railroad Stocked Capital Traction Company Washington Railway and Electric Company National Bank Bank of Washington Metropolitan Central Farmers and Mechanics Second Citizens Corphia Capital American Traders’, & Lincoln Riggs Itb Franklin Corcoran Potomac Arington National Union Columbia People’s Commercial Colonial Storke Washington Chesapeake and Potomac Tepe Lanston Monotype Greene Cansplidated Copper Company Washington Market Norfolk and Washington Washington Stock Exchange Capital Traction the National Metropolitan Bank

Washington Produce Market Prices Stay Steady In Cool Weather

Cooler conditions and city returners bolster the Washington produce market though ample supplies keep prices from rising. Quotations cover potatoes onions cabbage celery corn and many fruits with greens and dairy items listed in varying per unit and per container rates.

Haa New York State Western Virginia York State Bartlett D. H Marylang Easons Rocky Ford

Receiver Appointed for General Metals Company Bankrupt

New York judge names Alfred Roeiker Jr as receiver for General Metals Company amid an involuntary bankruptcy petition by creditor Joseph M. Bacon. Company valued with 1.5 million capital and large gold ore plants at Colorado City, California, with 500 thousand in stock outstandings. Receiver bonded at 75 thousand. Telluride mill to shut pending liquidation. 125 workers to lose jobs. Directors reportedly subscribed for bonds totaling 326 thousand, funds not available, some took control of pledged ores. Company invested over 600 thousand in Colorado City property with 300 ton daily capacity mill built three years ago.

General Metals Company New York Holt United States District Court Alfred Roeiker, Jr Colorado City Calo Joseph M. Bacon Colorado Springs Colo Lunt, Brooks & Wilcox General Metal Company Opera Tt9

Bankers restitution pledge after bank failure reaches readers

Detroit details Frank C. Andrews ex vice president of the defunct City Savings Bank who served time for embezzlement announces in local papers he will repay 20 named depositors with funds earned since his release on parole. He says more paybacks will follow and will explain the method to those with legitimate claims. Articles of Incorporation filed for several companies include Tennessee Lumber and Development, Willon-Seymour Car Company, and Windsor Cafe and Palm Garden. Louisiana Purchase Exposition board in St. Louis abolishes the secretary position amid friction among the lady managers.

Detroit Mich Frank C. Andrews City Savings Bank New York Jackson Prison Gov Bliss Andrews Tennessee Lumbar and Development Company Fred C. Gelgte Eugene Schooley J. L. Cohencious Willon-Seymour Car Company George H. Corey J. L. Cohazcious Windsor Cafe Palm Garden Company J. L. Cohendous St. Louis Louisiana Purchase Exposition

Maritime Mail Schedule And Related Notices From New York

Shipping timetables detail closures for various routes to Argentina Uruguay Paraguay Newfoundland Bermuda and more with connections via New York and other hubs. It lists deadlines for trans Pacific and other overseas mails, rail to Boston New Orleans and steamers, and notes special dispatches for the Philippines Hawaii and Australia.

Liverpool Scotland Ireland Lucania New York Queenstown Liverpoo Europe Plymouth Cherbourg Belgium S. S. Vaderland Vaderland Italy Koenigin Luige Koenigin Luise S. A Ethiopia Denmark Island South and Central America West Indies Argentina Uruguay Paraguay Pilar le Larrinago Newfoundland Rosalind Bermuda Trinidad Curacao Venezuela Port Tampa Fla New Orleans North Sydney Jamaica Boston Miquelon Vis Sundeye British Honduras Honduras Guatemala Costa Rica Nicaragua Japan Kopea China Philippine Islands Tacoma Madiaon Australia West Australia New Zealand New Caledonia Samoa Hawai Fiji Islands Yle San Hawaii Korea San Francisco Glona Guam United States Vecouver Victoria B.C Empress of India Alameda West Australie Vancouver Victoria B. C Kawaii Mongolia Tahita Marquesas Islands Malposa Malia Cochin China N. Y Malis Manonuria Siberia Nottes Rusela Japro Cal Malle Canada Malla Hawait

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