Reading the Money Rates Easier in Market Controversy
New York markets opened with stronger tone as the railway managers and engineers dispute cycle influenced trading. Reading rose to 168% on dividend day boosted by heavy activity in rails and related securities, while Sugar and Central Leather led gains and bonds showed limited movement amid renewed lending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stenaxers
Hw Dlay Gana
Lita
Tie Teraces
United States
Senars
Cren Qalting
de Satin
To- Ma Aa Adama Frow
Washington
Gartheon
Butt
Weaver Hese
London
Toana
Reshal
Great Britain
Aps
General
Electec
Denver
Rio Grande
Wabashis
Salem
Wall Street Gossips on Central Rise and Bond Plans
New York Central stock rose amid talk of a sweeping blanket mortgage to retire existing issues. Reports suggest a bond issue and potential dividend increases drive the advance, with Anaconda and copper names benefitting. Pere Marquette wins a court certificate to cover taxes and payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central
Hill Lines
Agme
Central
New York Stocks End Mixed on Broad Market Moves
Trading closed with Amalgamated Copper at 82 1/2 and United States Steel around 60. American Sugar Refining rose to 128 1/2 while Pennsylvania and Reading posted notable activity. Numerous industrials and rail shares showed varied results as market breadth fluctuated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gales
Jasin
Anis-Chalmers Ptd
Lowa
Amalgamated Copper
Kansas
Southern
Amer. Agricultural
Aik
C. Bouthermofd
American
Laclede
Lehigh Valley
Amer. Car & Foundry
Louisville & Ashy Ilese
Car & Fdry BeeLeee
Minn
D& St. Louis
St. P
Bt M
Kansan
Texsa
Kan
Tex
Missouri Pacific
Amer. Locomotive
Am. Sm. & Refining
Am. Sm. & Ref
N. Ry
Am. Steel Foundries
New York Central
Amer. Sugar Refining
Ont
Western
Amer. Tel
Norfolk & Western
American Tobacco
North American
Amer. Tobacco
Northern Pacific O. American Woolen
Pacific
Anawonda Mining Co
Pacific Tel. & Tel
Atchison
Pennsylvania
Toex
Atlantic Coast Line
St. L
Baltimore & Ohio
Tay Consolidated
Centra
N. J
Chesapeake & Onio
Baal
Republic
Erle
United States Steel
General Electric
U. S. Steel
Goldfeld
Alan
Great Northern
Caro
Chemical JamsGreat
Caro. Chem
Mouinota Central
TBO
Interborough-Met
Intar.-Mat
BOG
Chicago & Alton
Republic Steel P
Republic Steel p 2,200Chicago Gt, Western.| 20118 | 19%| 2,600\Fock Taland Co
Chicago
Fock Taland Co
Chicago & N. Wis
Wat. L
St. Paul
Jet Loula S
ALOOK
Bt. Louis
China Copper
Jslons-Shemeld
Colo. Fuel & Iron
Southern Pacific
Colo
Southerner
Lal 1200
Southern Railway
Consolidated Gaw
Tennessee Copper
Delaware & Hudson
Texas & Pacific. Is
Denver & Rio Grande
Rose Emilee Algoe
Denver & Rin Gr
Union Pacific
ITTY
United States Realty
BOSE
United States Rubber
Potomac Electric Consolidated Bs
Potomac Electric Light
Cang
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Ere
Washington Railway and Electric Comr
Inter
Sia
Westinghouse
Pear
Western Union
Perred
Tat
Gar
Erie
Shane On
United States Trust
Clfizena Rovinge Bante Inn
Washington Stock Exchange Reported Day Sales
Total sales for the day reached 666 300 shares and were listed as ex dividend. The quotations follow those received by W B Hibbs and Co bankers and brokers Hibbs Building members of the New York Stock Exchange the Chicago Board of Trade and the Washington Stock Exchange.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Treasury Curbs Market Notes In April Bond Ticker
In New York on April 23 the Treasury curb market reports closing prices and bids across major U S bonds and utilities equities. Trading activity shows mixed bids for American notes and industrials, with quotes for Atlantic Cost Line and various rail entities. Closing prices reflect a broad list of issues including Copper Range, Nevada Consol, Utah Copper, and several regional lines amid an active New York bond market scene.
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New York
Bansan Malmiers
Aineriear Nerteiltiira
Pibaren
Arcison
Atlantic
Hawkwern
Ohio
Rachinope
Taine
Ohio Southwertern
Quincy We
Eam
Coders
Midland
Adlurada
Southern
Bos Datswarn
Eblwa
Lake Shere
Metanat Baleraye
Mescavai
Boston
Cantral
Mitral
Aees & Art Fewe
East Butte
Giroux
Foig
North Butte
Utah Consolidated
Utah Copper Co
Steel
Carolina Chemntcal
Sh Central
New York Cotton Market Stage Early Rally Amid Weather News
Early reaction in the New York cotton market gave way to a sharp advance as late deliveries set new high records despite better weather. Prices for options and futures climbed modestly with spot cotton steady. mids and long staple uplands quoted around 12 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tate
Midling Uplands
Do. Gulf
Daily Cotton Market and Financial Notices
Market notes cover cotton balances and shipments with figures for April 3 including averages and credits. Financial items list bonds and stocks from Consolidated Power, United Railways, and other issuers, plus money rates, exchange, and mercantile paper as of April 22 in New York and Washington markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pri
National Bank of Baltimore
Consolidated Power
Consolidation Coal
Houston
Cths
United Railways
Houston Oldiv
N.O
C. Os
Penn
United Rys
Ist & Oh
United Ryw
Elec, Inc
Anacoutia and Potomac
New York
Prine Mercantile Paper
UGC
Storting Exchange
Fetmal
Live Stock Markets Report From Chicago And New York
Chicago markets show cattle receipts at 3 500 with steady to strong trade and hogs at 17 000 with slow to steady demand. Names of meat categories appear with mixed prices and wide range across cattle calves and hogs, while New York reports steady dressed beef and varied hog and sheep quotes with limited trading.
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Chicago
Beeead
Western Sierra
Lembu
Western
New York
Plgu
LOTMA
New York Grain Markets Show Mixed Wheat and Corn Outlook
In New York on April 23 the market for wheat opened weak on May delivery due to cash offering, later steadying as cover and crop reports supported values. Futures for May, July, and September settled with modest losses. Corn and oats followed with steady spot prices and mixed futures, while copper and other commodities moved inconsistently. Receipts and shipments figures were reported for several grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Eletor
Chicago
Darley
Jane
London
Raturma
Standard
Local Bond Market See Strong Demand in Washington Exchange
Trading in local bonds dominated yesterdays session with Potomac Electric first se and Washington Gas 5a in strong demand, advancing to 407 1 2 and 1507 8 respectively. Other issues were largely unchanged as banks and trusts reported minor movements while a possible bank merger rumor swirled around Union Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gan Be
Lanston Monotype
Ie Askeway
Potomac Electric
Tova Electric
Power 1St
Potomac Telfa
Capital Traction
Hestepid Wechman
Virginia Rev. Com
Merchand Ed — Union Saviors
Washington Stock Exchange
Potomac Electric First Se
Washington Gas 5A
Washington Railway and Electric
Lanston
Citizens Savings Bank
United States Trust
Natonal Savings and Trust
American National Bank
E. Quincy Smith
Union Savings Bank
New York Produce Prices Mixed Across Commodities
Market report from New York lists receipts and current prices for butter creamery, cheese, eggs, flour, cornmeal, pork, meats, cottonseed oil, sugar, coffee, potatoes, cabbage, and peanuts. Notable figures include butter receipts at 744 tubs and cornmeal quiet state-wide, with mixed futures across sugar and coffee futures and regional grain deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ekbos
Penneylvania
Bannery
Lomplm
Middle West
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Bermuda
Maine
South Carolina
Florida
Famitr
Washington Produce Market wholesale quotes mixed on fruits
Wholesale market notes Florida produce in good demand but overall supplies mixed. Poultry steady, butter and cheese steady, eggs listed for nearby Virginia and several states. Potatoes, vegetables and greens shown with wide price ranges. meats include dressed pork and hen items with various weights and prices.
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Florida
New York State
Tress Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
Michigan
Maine
South Carolina
Almeria
Philadelphia Markets Reported Prices April 3 1922
Market notes from Philadelphia show WHMAT weak No 2 red export elevators at 1.0 to 217, corn steady No 2 yellow local trade, oats one belt cent lower No 3 white natural 83 to 64, butter firm with creamery and extra lots, cheese steady on New York full cream, poultry dull with varied prices for fowls roosters spring chickens and ducks, potatoes weak with New York choice per bushel at 1.459 60 and good at 1.35 140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wheelern
Mirm
Pennsylvania
New York
Baltimore Markets Reported Mixed as Wheat and Butter Prices Vary
In Baltimore markets dated April 28, commodities show uneven movement. Wheat dull, corn and oats steady to firm, rye quiet. eggs, butter, and dairy products feature varied prices. Poultry lively with spring chickens and ducks priced per dozen or pair, while regional pork and cheese figures appear scattered across Maryland and nearby states.
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Baltiners
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Arata
Iowa
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Oreland
Peonsylvania
Guinea
Supreme Court Calendar and Civil Equity Docket Summary
The legal record lists ongoing Supreme Court sessions with justices including Chief Justice and Holmes. Multiple cases, adjournments, and motions across United States Supreme Court District of Columbia and equity courts are noted with parties, counsel, and dates through May 1918.
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Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Robb
van Dredel
Franklin G. Senders
Dorenus Va
National Cotton Impro Tmnht Company Et
J. M. Chamberlin
Eppelia
Eppellesa
Madreva
Gaskins
A. B. Wabb
Appellee
Dahlgren
Poffenbarger
Olaon
Gambrill Manufacturing Company Ve. Waggoner Gates Milling Company
Stewart Ve. Btrider
Supreme Court
Equity Court NO
Clabaugh
Stewart Ve. Rudolph
Plaintif
F. B. Rhodes
Elbert Johnson
E. H. Thomas
Marans Ve
Yuta
Flaintis
Hayden Johpson
J. P. Schick
Bailey
Real Estate Transfers from Washington Area Properties
Real estate transfers recorded across Washington D C including 1345 E Street Northwest Zion Baptist Church Deanwood parcels in Square 6087 and numerous lots in Marble, Fairmount Heights, Beverly, and Chevy Chase Heights. Transfers show grantees such as Mary F Stone Roberta Stone Witmer and Bessie P Stone, Owen H Powlar trustee, Margaret Aiken, and others with consideration amounts around 10 dollars to 92 280 95 dollars for various parcels including Lots 3 4 Block 5 and more across multiple squares and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Street
Ponta
George DB. Stone
Mary F. Stone
Roberta Stone Witmer
Bessie P. Stone
Minerva NI
Whittingham
Owen H. Powlar
Zion Baptist Church
Deanwood
Q Street
Charisé H. Davidson el Ur
George
Cooper
Charles H. Davidson
Fairmount Heights
Hila M. Banka
Robvdheon White
Ian E. Albert
Annis B. O'Hara
Rnnie Bauer
Beverly
United States Trust Company Et al
George W. Watkins
Tennessee Avenue
Robert L. Tillett
Annie R
James H. Dove
Tngleside
James A. Cahill
Bertie R. Weaver
Pennsylvania Avenue
Emily C. van Vleck
Edwin B. Terry
Herman R. Howensteinitz
George E
Alice T. Denna
Conger Bros
Kenry M. Conger
Wilkes
Prather
James D. Crump
Mpwenty
Fifth Street
John P. Stuckert
Wilkes C. Prather
Kentucky Avenue
Charles Garretson
Nettie M. L. Jenkica
Keating
Julio H. Lene
Margaret Docherty
Sm Twalfth
Seventeenth Street
Margaret CU. Brown
Clarence M. de Vulle
Amd
Lota
FID
Clarence M. de Veile
Margaret Sirown
Jesse B. Mealy
Brookland Willa EL Perguaad
Jot & Flack
J. Franklin Page
Em. Linton
Square
Pare Haven
Harlem
Colladay
Vivia M. Shull
Bleak
Fourteenth Street
Deeds of trust items listed for multiple properties
A long list of deeds of trust records from squares such as 6097 054 and others shows various trustees securing loans for numerous borrowers. Amounts range from a few hundred to tens of thousands, with terms from 1 to 8 years and interest rates typically 5 to 6 percent, with semiannual or monthly payments noted. Names include Zion Bapttst Church of Deanwood, Benjamin L. Garking, Charles A. De Vaughn, Sharlen H. Strother, Mowry W. Sohn, Edward P. Mertz, and many others, tied to properties across multiple squares and lots.
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Zion Baptisl Church of
Deanwood
Benjamin L. Garking
Charles A. de Vaughn
Sharlen H. Strother
Ranatics
Lot & Cleveland Fark
John A. Fekert
Mowry
W. Sohon
E. Sullivan
Edward P. Mertz
Mary Fr’ Stone
Rubarta K. Stone Witmer
Dessle F Stone
William J. Flather
Duncan Bradley
William He Dereau
Chrstmas Zerega
Clermaca BR Ahalt
Thomas L. Fortune
Charles J. White
Margaret Aiken
Robert Hope- Neil
C. Merril
Washington Lard and Mortgage Company
George A. Stone
Roster Dulany
Duncan Fliadier
Lessie P. Stone
George
Cooper Et Ux
Bradley Dariham
Lather
Brisine
H. Latane Lewis
Howard Z
Helat Max
United States Trust Company
George A . Morgan
Sane
I. Square
Fred
Norway Et al
George M. Emmerith
Douglass S. Mackall
Washingon
Permanent Building Association
Merton A. English
Francis Saul
James F. Shea
Home Savings Bank
James H. Doveet Ax
A Horton Macafee
Frederick A. Singer
Robert le
Carrie V. Tislett
Inglesine
Hertle R. Weaver
Charien H
Amen A. Cahill
Jesse V. Lashorn
Francis
Dulligan
Udwin B. Terry
L. Cabell Williamson
Giz P. Warren
Rhem
White
George O Walton
Loula Ecklot
Brogkand
Mary L. Kingsbury
Air
Thomas
Appleton P. Clerk, Jr
Gilberta
Clark
Allen GC
Frank Walter
Petworth
Rodney T. Gilson
Waeningtnn Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building ‘Association
William Z. ‘Richardson Et Ax
Jesper N. Roberta
Pear
Eva
Clifford Bangs
Claude Livingston
Irwin B. Linton
Margaret A. Brolt
Thomas Gale
George E. Hamilton
Ed Ward J. Stellwagen
Lewis E. Breuninger
Harry L. Rush
George C. Bowl
John F. M. Bowie
Lillie M. Stuart
George W
Harry L Rush
Georga Bowie
District of Columbia Pavement Repair Rate Amended
District of Columbia commissioners order amends section 21 of the Pluralizing Regulations substituting F20 for the figure fi in the charge for Macadam on Telford roadway in the twelfth and thirteenth view of Cost of Repair to Pavements. Signatories include Cuno H. Rudolph John A. Jownetor and William V. Judon.
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District of Columbia
Washington, D. C
Telford
Cuno H. Rudolph
John A. Jownetor
William V. Jud
Washington cattle market moving and packing services
Veal calves quiet. Hogs per cwt gross two dollars. Lambs choice per hundredweight. Saunders' Express at 8 Eleventh St NW offers moving packing and crating, shipping passes, packing china, and furniture. Phone Main 37.
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China
St. N. We
In re Estate of Daniel E Em deceased DC Supreme Court
The court orders probate of a paper will dated March 3 1908 purporting to be the will of Daniel E Em. Helen El and Annie El were not found. The matter is set for trial on May 27 1902. The will is alleged to have been executed while the decedent suffered insane delusions and under influence of relatives. The case to be published weekly for four weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and biweekly in The Washington Post. Justice Job Barnard signs the order.
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John W. Hobbe
Frederick C. Handy
A. L. Handy
Frederick Schaefe
Christine Schaefer
George
Gertman
Clement A. Washington
Martha A. Washingtoo
Ard & Johnson
Daniel Johnson
Union Trust Company
Hamilton, Yerkes & Hamilton
Raymond F. Gheen
J. H. Taylor
Elizabeth M. Macartney
Laura F. Macartney
Guardian
D. E. Fox
Hilsa D. Herrell
Tore
Ines J. Lyon
Agnes I. Allen
W. C
Margueri
Supreme Court OF the DisTrict of Columbia
Apedal
Orotate Busizeer
Daniel E EM
Nantel E. E
Helen el
Annie el
Dale E. Ell
Lew
Taole E. Bat
Daniel B. E
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Post
Barnard
Justice
James Tanner
Ter
Wille
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