Stocks Show Strength Across Broad Market
New York reports a broadened stock rally with leaders like United States Steel preferred driving gains. While prominent issues rose at the open, less active issues gained to balance the list as traders expect full quarterly dividends and monitor rail and crop sector signals amid steady rates and firmer sterling.
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Steel
New York
United States Steel
Trunk Nes
Wall Street
Atchison
Union Pacific
aAtchison
Plant
Gould
London
United States
Cath Mongy
Washington Stock Exchange Closing Quotation Report
The Washington Stock Exchange lists bid quotations for District of Columbia bonds and various railroad, gas, electric and bank stocks. Notable items include Capital Traction Railroad 49, Metropolitan Railroad 58, and bank stocks such as Riggs 85 and National Safe Deposit 214. The report also covers insurance, title, and miscellaneous stocks with prices and certificates of indebtedness, plus earnings for Washington Gas and electric giants.
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Washington Gag
Greens Copper
Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
Washington Beltway and Electric Company
Washington Gas Company Ga
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potemac Telephone
Washington Market Company First
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Union Trust and Storage
Washington Savings Bank
Ilome Savings Bank
Cagital ‘Fraction ‘Company
Washington Hallway and Electric Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan
Farmers and Mechanics
Citizens
Columbia
Capital
Merican
Lincoln
Riggs
Piremen’s
Franklin
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Greene Consolidate Copper Company
Washington
Norfolk and
J. Maury Dove Company
Realty Appraisal and Agency Company
New York Grain Markets End Mixed Amid Heavy Selling
Wheat futures weaken under large receipts and foreign selling as weather notes dampen sentiment. Rye and corn show sparse gains, with futures closing lower on May and September positions amid light option activity and steady spot prices for some grades.
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New York
Duluth
Bard Manitoba
Optong
Senet
New York Produce Market Report September Prices
Market notes show butter receipts 266 and extra creamery price 20 percent, cheese at 9 to 10 percent for various grades, eggs dull with large receipts, poultry steady with Western birds at 12 to 14 cents, flour and rye flour activity, metals steady with London tin and copper, cast iron and lead values unchanged, and potatos and peanuts listed with regional prices amid a broad commodities snapshot.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Long Island
Jersey
Southers
Liverpool
London
Laketa
Alegte Oryels
Fliza
Tron
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
Foundry Northern
Foundry Southern
Foundry Southern Soft
Live Stock Market Rates Across Markets
New York live stock receipts total 4 870 cattle and 980 cattle shipments. prices steady to lower for steers and cows, with veals and calves mixed. Chicago and Baltimore markets show varied cattle and hog demand, with steers 3.76 to 6.25, hogs 5.65 to 6.90, sheep 3.75 to 4.26, and calves 3.00 to 7.25 amid weekly receipts and moderate demand.
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New York
Cablea
Sic
State
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Texas
Baltimore
Cottimon
Wheat and grain prices tumble as receipts rise in Chicago market
Chicago market moves lower on heavy receipts and stoploss orders. Wheat falls about a bushel with December off 3% to 4% at 1.10 to 1.12, corn down 1% to 2%, oats down 1/2%, and provisions edging higher amid continued weak sentiment. Local receipts and rising supplies signal softening prices ahead.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Reeveryeeeers
Chicago
Liverpool
Tmma Abetale
Thantanine T
rAnam
Market sees banking stocks rally amid Citizens Bank sale talk
Transactions on the Washington Stock Exchange were light at 1650 shares and $1900 in bonds. Bank stocks drew bids on potential Citizens National Bank sale, with Citizens stock up 15 points to 260 while Metropolitan and Second National saw bids without takers. Gas stock eased to 57 7/8, Greene Copper rose to 17 in active volume, and an American National Bank official denied consolidation plans, confirming it will remain independent.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Citizens’ National Bank
Konda
Metropolitan National Bank
Second National
Lincoln Bank
Anacostia and Potomac Railroad
Trade report notes United States 1903 rise and burst
Seymour Bell, Britain’s commercial agent, surveys US trade for 1903 19. He notes a peak of prosperity with inflated prices and extensive speculation, followed by credit curtailment and a quiet period as orders canceled. He says many manufacturers returned to factories and predicts a long recovery depends on crops and prices. He concludes the general business is sound.
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London
Seymour Bell
Great Britain
United States
Bell
Wall Street
America
Santa Fe Earnings Up Despite Coal Strike Loss
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co reports year end June 30 gross earnings of 68 171 200 up 36 820 802 and net earnings of 25 949 167 up 2 035 880. Capital expenditures totaled 14 553 780 and 3 000 000 was charged to profit and loss for improvements. President Ripley notes a coal miners strike in Colorado and New Mexico on November 9, 1903 cost the company at least 1 600 000 in lost tonnage and higher fuel costs.
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New York
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Ripley Esas
Colorado
New Mexico
Union Iron Works Sold In Federal Court Sale
The Union Iron Works plant in San Francisco, a former United States Shipbuilding Company asset, sold at public auction for 1.7 million dollars. Francis D Pollock, for the reorganization company led by Charles M Schwab, won with the minimum bid under court order. The Wilmington Delaware Harlan Hollingsworth plant remains the only former USS property not under reorganized control.
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Charles M. Schwab
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Wilmington
Del
United States Shipbuilding Company
Western Wheat for East Supplies for Millers on Coast
Agents of a Chicago grain house are in San Francisco buying wheat for the Eastern market. Reports say substantial purchases have been made in Oregon and Washington for shipment east by rail. Western buys are to meet urgent Eastern millers demand and cannot affect the Chicago market.
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Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Chicago Grain House
Oregon
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore Markets Sees Mixed Grain and Dairy Rates
Markets in Baltimore on September 26 show dull prices for winter and spring grains with varied bids. Wheat and corn display unsettled spot and contract values while oats rye and hay hold firm or ease slightly. Butter eggs and cheese remain steady, with sugar unchanged amid general market stiffness.
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Baltimore
Liverpool
Cork
Legal Record DC Supreme Court Notices 1904 Bankruptcy Decrees
The district court notes orders for two years to publish bankruptcy notices in The Washington Post. Several cases list sale decrees and guardians, including McAuliffe and David McAuliffe as commissioners, bond set at 5000 dollars, with various solicitors. Other entries include appearances, sales ratified, nunc pro tunc clerk mailings, and condemnations with guardians ad litem and appraisers. District, circuit, bankruptcy, criminal, probate courts report extensions, condemnations, commissions, and discharges set for dates in 1904 under Chief Justice Clabaugh.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Washington Post
Equity Court
Clabaugh
McAuliffe
David McAuli
Noonan
Aolleltera
Brandenburg & Drandenburg
Israel Va
Israel Son
W. Oatremy
van Norswick
Bled
George C. Aukam
Evans
Sydney B. Mudd
District Court
Eighth Street
North
Wrightwood
Pata
Plaza
Guardian Ad Litem
Albert A. Wilson
Thomas W. Smith
Louis P. Rhosmaker
Circuit Court
Knightoe
Mills
Akow
Plaintie
Howard Boyd
van Nattwich
Blodgett
Lave
Plaincie
Bankruptcy Court
Mary J. Oberlin
Frederick J. Tansey
Wiliam Hallam
Thamas BE. Waggeman
Andrew Y. Bradley
Criminal Court
United States
Edward Matthewa
Real Estate Transfers Across City Blocks
Listing of numerous transfers including Franklin Haum to John Baum for part of lots, Jeass H Wilson to Lemuel Burriss for part, Mary Sleman to Samuel Venable for lot 26, Maxwell to Burgess for lot 3, Stout for Lot 54, Malinda Croute to Charles Croute, Morris Clark to Alexander Millar for lots 19 and 20, John Warren to Robert Ryce for lot B30, Eva Kilman to Harry Wiemen for part of lot 6, Francia Smith to Oph N Young for lot 54, Martin Dryden to Harry Wardman for part of Meridian Hill and South Grounds, Harry Willon for same, Mary Strange to Sarah Pritchard for lot 93, Charles Stetson to Bessie Paxton for lot 136, Caroline Dougherty to Manor Real Estate for part lot 14, Charles Cameron to John Dalsh for lot 28, James Strayer to Frederick Friedley for lot 663.
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Franklin Haum
John Baum
Jeass H. Wilson
Lemuel P. Burriss
Ingleside
Mary BE. Sleman
Aiz
John B
Samuel J. Venable
Seventh Street
Martin V Maxwell
Hugeno
Burgess
West
Eckington
Clarinda Stout
D Street
Malinda 2
wwRustany
Hill
South Grounds
Coumbian University
Martin T. Dryden
Harry Wardman
Meridian Hill
Columbian University
Harry B. Willon
I Street
Mary Strange
Sarah H. Pritchard
Pleasant Plains
Charles W. Stetson
Bessie C. Paxton
Greenvale
Caroline J. Dougherty
Manor Real Estate and Trust Company
Charles 8
Cameron
John B. Dalsh
Mount Pleasant
Charles W. King, Jr
James Strayer
Frederick Ly. Fridley
Robert M. Ryce
Booth Grounds Columbian University
Francia Saul
Walter E. Hilton
Willam J. Fentreal
Paxson
John D. 'Coughlan
Jay C. Howell
William I. Miller
John D. Coughlan
Charles R. Edinornton
Charles E. Marsh
Nellie H. O'Keefe
Arthur T. Brice
William J Fiather
Francie P. Morse
Libble IL McCoy
Frank T
Richard G. Rawlings
Edmund E. Masson
Frederick J. Fridley
Charlea P Stone
Charles W. Fairfax
Jamey Strayer
Deeds and liens listed in city square trust notices
Deeds of trust and interest notes for properties in Squares 38 1R1 626 and Pleasant Plains plus Meridian Hill and South Grounds with multiple securings including sums from 500 to 12,000 dollars, terms from six months to three years, 5 6 and 4 percent interest semi annual. Equity suits and several lawsuits listed with names of plaintiffs defendants and attorneys.
Judge Gray Rules For Miners In Check Weighman Case
Scranton Pennsylvania September 246 Judge Gray affirms the miners position on the check weighman and check docking boss provisions of the fifth award of the anthracite coal strike commission He outlines that check weighmen and docking bosses be employed where a majority of contract miners at a colliery desire it and that their wages be paid by the miners with a majority vote He notes the need for earnings assignments to support the award and reports Secretary Dempsey and district No 1 officials pleased with the decision.
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Scranton
Gray
Carrol D. Wright
W. L. Conneil
T. D. Nicolls
Board of Conciliation
Empire Wright
Pennsylvania
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Calliery
Dempsey
District No. 1
Lower Wages in Pullman Shops Chicago Sept 26
Pullman Company car shops resume work today after a brief idle spell. Twenty former workers will return at wages 10 to 20 percent higher, all in the repair department. Workers chosen include no known labor agitators. Dr King s New Discovery ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Chicago
Fullman Company
The Treadwell Is the Best Copper Producer Claim
The George A. Treadwell Mining Company boasts the Verde Copper Belt’s largest property and plans a giant new smelting plant to outproduce rivals. It argues copper costs at its mines are among the world’s lowest, with the Treadwell firm promising prices on application.
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Treadwell
Boston
Montana
Verde
United Verde
Treadwell Company
George A. Treadwell Mining Co
William Street
New York
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Charles H. Trunnel
Virginia D. Corbit
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J. F. Bundy
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Charles I. Merrick
Wenton Dodson & Co
Harry B. Denty
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Bamuel C. Mills
Justice of the Peace
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H-E Paine
Albert Siliern
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Pa, Ave
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Louisiana Avenue
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G Street
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Pittsburg
Havenner & Kennedy
Stock, Grain, and Provision Co
Wall St
Loring
Home Life Building
15Th and GN. W
American Audit Company
Broadway
New York City
F. W. Lafrentz
Otto Luebkert
Colorado Building
S.tuit
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Thomas P. Morgan
Washington Loan & Trust Co
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John Joy Edson
John A Swope
Ellis Spear
Andrew Parker
Harry G. Meem
Thomas Bradley
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Ae Broadway
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Frank Preessde
Streen
Riggs National Bank
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F Street Nw
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Warder
Voip Trang
Ioan
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Co
E Street
Rational Loan and Investment Co
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Atlantic Building
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