Market Decline Pushes Chesapeake and Ohio to New Year Low
London markets were closed and investors held off as New York trading opened with mixed earnings. Chesapeake and Ohio fell 3 3/4 points to a yearly low, while rail stocks, including New York Central and Atlantic Coast Line, faced earnings declines and higher expenses. Crop reports offered some optimism despite broad market weakness.
Unusually Heavy Panda Sales Spur Mid Summer Market
The day saw limited activity with Potomac Electric Consolidated stock at 100 1-2 and a $7,000 sale by a single holder. Potomac Electric Light 5s held at 103 with $1,000 traded, while Washington Railway and Electric common edged to 32 on light volume. Banks showed interest with bids for trust securities as officials discuss stricter reporting penalties for banks tardy in submissions.
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New York Stock Market and Banking Interest Rate Plan
Total sales for the day show a steady market as brokers announce quotations. Maryland bankers plan to divide the state into districts to gather opinions on establishing a uniform interest rate. A committee was authorized but not yet named. selections will be made soon and start work promptly.
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Murray
Aay
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Thearyland State Bankers’ Association
State Bankers' Association
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Washington stock and commodity market wrap up
Reports from New York and regional exchanges show copper markets steady, wheat and corn mixed with slight declines and later gains. Shipping and railroad news include Pennsylvania Rail Road dividend, Northern Central lease talks, and Baltimore and Ohio expansion plans amid a busy transport sector.
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Northern Central Rail Tway
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Northern Central Railway
Northern Central
Lewis Wellson
Stephen W. White
New York and Chicago Livestock Averages Mixed in Reports
Receipts show cattle and hogs under pressure with mixed regional data. New York notes slower beef demand with steady to lower steer and calf prices. Chicago and Hattimore detail lighter demand for hogs and mixed cattle futures, while sheep and lamb markets hold steady but unsold lots linger.
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Texas
Chicago
Hattimore
Wall Street Gossip and Market Movements
Reports from New York indicate vigorous challenges to railroad freight rate increases by shippers' committees in Chicago and nationwide, aiming to delay decisions before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Wheat arrivals accelerate as Western banks curb loans, with Chicago receipts at 458 cars. London gold shipments loom and New York bankers seek the $4.5 million offer. Sloss-Sheffield recovers some losses. Chesapeake and Ohio fall, raised dividends under Hawley amid scrutiny. AT&T June earnings rise, aided by more lines and acquisitions, signaling broad-based business strength.
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Atlantis
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Copper
Bliver
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New York Produce Prices and Supplies Report
New York market notes show butter receipts 5,050 tubs with varied creamery price ranges, cheese values, eggs at 12,785 cases with whites and browns, poultry demand steady for live birds and dressed fowls, flour steady, beef and lard pricing, cottonseed oil futures firm, sugar and coffee rates steady, potatoes and cabbages stable, with freight and peanut quotations across regional buyers. Distinct entities include New York, Aug. 1. Pennsylvania. Baltimore. Jersey. Western and Southeast regions. and various product lines.
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Western Initalion Creamery
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Rio
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Jersey
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Legal Record from Equity Court No. 1 DC
Supreme Court and various court entries list rule dismissals, ratifications, and extensions. Parties include Belote, Ball, Viedt, Holtman, Minder, Minder, Murphy, Magruder, Worcester, Humboldt Steamship, Chapman, Capital Traction, Danforth, and others with multiple attorney assignments and dates of August filings and publication orders.
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District of Columbia
Equity Court NO
Juste Wright Belote
Helote
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Ball
First Cooperative Building Association
J. &. Smith
Easby-Smith
Viedt
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Holtman
Minder
Wijson & B
Humboldt Steamship Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. D. Dalsh
C. B. Drayton
W. E. Lamb
Chapman
Capital Traction Company
Plaintii
L. A. Bailey
R. Ross Perry & Son
Caliers
Danforth Company
W. J. Lambert
T. L. Jeffords
R. H. Yeatman
Douglas & Baker
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington Listings
Real estate transfers show numerous parcels changing hands in Georgetown and nearby wards. Transactions include Blanche Lewizon to J Carpenter on lot 67 block 41 and Theresa R Luckett to Bila Luckett in several squares, with prices around 10 to 16 dollars, plus other lots in Le Droit Park Trinidad and Mount Pleasant changing ownership to individuals and trusts.
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B. H. Warner Et Ax
Liewellyn Ford
Sarah F. Ford
Columbia Heights
Blanche Lewizon Stair
J. Carpenter
Suit Street
Theresa R. Luckett
Bila “Luckett
Fourth
Fifth
Hila Luckett
LE Droit Park
Bila Luckett
Thomas T. Luckett
Christina C. Muhlhofer
Tenth Street
Ella Luckett
Square
Trinidad
Arthuur N. Long
Annie V. Anderson
Whitne Losr
John Warren
Daily Diet Hints: Potato Types and Simple Diets
Dr T J Allen explains sweet potatoes differ from Irish ones by less starch and more sugar. Bake at low heat. Potatoes lack albumen. add milk or eggs. For heavy work, whole wheat bread, milk, sweet potatoes, and eggs or butter milk form an ample meatless diet, though potatoes are less economical due to water content.
Property liens and mortgages listed across multiple DC blocks
A long DC legal notices list shows numerous property liens and mortgages. Names include Bernette Riley, George C. Gertman, J. Shoemaker, James Williams, Florence E. Taylor, John L. Warren, W. Browning, Harry E. Nichols, Potomac Heights Land Company, and many others. Amounts range up to $3,600 with terms from 1 to 3 years at 5 to 6 percent, covering lots, squares, and blocks in multiple developments such as Moore & Barbour's Addition, Kalorama Heights, and North Grounds of Columbian University. The New York money market section reports on money on call at 1% to 2% and time loans from 3% to 6%, with prime mercantile paper at 4% to 6%.
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Whitney Close
Florence E. Taylor
Horace L. Nuchals
Delaware
John Stevenson
Bernard Leonard
Chichester
John B. Harrell
William E. Hamilton
Moore & Barbour
George C. Fumphrey
Joseph F. Warder
Susie W. Lash
Charlotte Dalley
Rita R. Childress
Trastee
Grant Park
John P. F. White
Mary Seana
Staten
United States Realty Company
A. Randolph Spiker
Samuel Zepp
Kalorama Heights
Walter
Harban
Annie A. Fendall
First Street
Halt Street
Eddie Reyburg
Charles Ruffort
First
Halt
Charles Ruffert
Clemmer Auffert
Cleveland Park
William R. Vance Otux
Heber Butts
Mount Pleasant
Charles J. Butler
Thomas H. Banes
Claude W. Owens
Whitney
John L. Warren
W. L. Browning
Frank Foer
Potomac Heights
Harry E. Nichols
T. Dorsett
J. M. Maupin
Square
William E. “Hamilton Et ‘al
C. A. White
James B. Flynn
F. E. Davis
F. A. Brandon
George C. Pumphrey
John H.hayne
Barry Farm
P. Aurelia Tregg
Thomas Walker
George F. Collins
P. W. Price
Long Meadow
William M. Belfeld
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Wiliam
Phillips
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King and
G. Y. Worthington
George R Colliere
Annie A.fendall
National Savings and‘Trust Company
Secums American Security and Trust Company
Charles Aulfart
Emmerich
Mackall
Washington
Permanent Building Association
Davidson
George EH. Fleming
Edward L Juttger
Ik Crane
Millie G. Lewis
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Building Association
Christina C. Coleman
Amer Security and Trust Company
Tional ‘Savings and ‘Trust Company
New York
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Prime Mercantile
Blersing Exchange
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China Looks Westward Urges Navy Ideas from US Visit
In September Prince Tsai Haun and Admiral Sah will visit the United States to study naval affairs. Minister Calhoun told the State Department the royal party will sail from Shanghai on August 24 aboard the Manchuria. Prince Teal Hsun, Tsai Tao’s brother, is linked to the Chinese army leadership and will accompany the delegation on the trip.
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Prince Tsai Haun
Sah
United States
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Teel Hsu
Prince to Visit U S Naval Establishments Soon
The report notes the prince will land accompanied by ten naval officers and servants and details of his reception will be arranged. Several American naval officers are expected to meet him on arrival and escort him to naval establishments during his U S tour.
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