Market Slump Sends Chesapeake and Ohio to Year Low
TheWashington Post reports a dull session as London holidays and reduced investment demand weigh on stocks. Chesapeake and Ohio falls 33-3 to new yearly low while New York Central and Atlantic Coast Line show mixed earnings, with cotton and crop reports shaping cautious trading.
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Suiq
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American Agricultural
Kansas City Southern Pf
America Leet Sugar
Lacrede Gas
Louisville
Nashville
Ann
Minneapolis
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Kaos
Tex. Co
American Ce Securities, Ltd
Kans
Tex
Missouri Pacific
American Loveinot
National Biscuit
National Leat
Nat Rya
American Sugar Refining
Norfolk and Western
Americsp Woolen
Northern Pacific
Anaconda Mining Us
Atchison
Mel Min Pacific
Penny Hyenia
Lana
Atlantic Coast Line
People's Gas
iPittabuorg
St. le Ant
Baltimore and Ohio
Pitvabury Bathichem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Pullman Palace
Central Leather
Republic Steel
Ar Central of
New Jersey
Chesapeake and
Northwestern
St. Lovia
Mil
St. Paul
St Io
Southwestern
St. Loui
Ir Bay
Tony
Iwatorada
Southern
Consolidated
Southern Railway
Teaneseee Copper
Ap. Ap
Elaware and Hudson
Texas and Pacific
Denver
Rua Grande
Toledo
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West
Rio Grande
St Ll
W. Pf
Pistitlers* Securities
Ies
Union Pacific
Jeeata
Reunited States Realty
Rubber General Riceirle
NLRB
United States Steel
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Caroline Chemical
Wabash
Tyter
Metropolitan
Pfds
Wabash Pt
Aryl Az
International Harvester
Western Maryland International
Westinghouse Techic Bayt
Western Union
Wheeling
Ant Lake
Erlefas
Treasury News Roundup from Boston Markets Aug 1
The report lists closing prices and market notes across goods and stocks. Wheat futures eased late after early firmness amid French export concerns while corn and oats showed steady to mixed action with standard quotes and receipts noted. Bond yields and treasury notes moved modestly with registered and coupon details from U S markets including Toledo and Lima sections.
Copper and metal prices steady amid mixed New York market
The Washington Stock Exchange reports copper steady with spot at 12.10 and futures around 12.20 to 12.25 while volumes show Ex. Ports at 1,362 tons from July. London markets closed. tone steady though market unchgaged. Lead firm around 4.60 NY spot, tin and speller mixed, cereals and grains quiet in St. Louis area and Baltimore, with No. 1 Northern and No. 2 Northern ranges listed for regional markets.
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Arriaiis
London
St. Louis
Sieday
Beiald Down
New York Cotton Rises On Drought and Market Hope
New York cotton futures closed firmer with advances of 4 to 1 points as drought in the Southwest and improved demand for cotton goods support prices. A government report due Tuesday is anticipated to show a deterioration near 60 percent. Southern markets were mostly steady. Liverpool opens tomorrow.
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Southern Busl
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Wall Street Gossip on Rate Disputes and Market Mood
Evidences grow that shipper organizations will vigorously contest railroad applications for increased rates. Chicago area committees met to coordinate opposition with the national industrial committee and will seek delays before the Interstate Commerce Commission this fall.
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New York
Chicago
National Industrial Committee
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New York Stock Market Quotation Report
Total sales for the day reach 381400 shares with ex dividend. Quotations mirror those received by W B Hibbs & Co bankers and brokers based in Miples Building. The firm is a member of the New York Stock Exchange the Chicago Board of Trade and the Washington Stock Exchange.
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Miples Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicgo Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Washingon Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Stocks Weak and Strong Mixed in Market Report
Trading showed uneven activity with a single large sale and several small lots. Potomac Electric Light remained firm at 108 with 1000 dollars in sales. Washington Beltway and Electric common shares moved to 3 1/2 percent amid broader bank stock quiet. Lanston monotype rose from 3 to 81 in limited trades. Maryland bankers plan to divide the state into districts to gauge opinions on a uniform interest rate, while a committee to study the measure has yet to be named. Pennsylvania Railroad declared its regular quarterly dividend of 11 1/2 percent.
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Potoma Electric Light
Washington By
Etec. Com
Washington Gas
Lanston Monotype
Lalted States Trust
Alex
Mt. Vern
Elec
P. Telaphone
Colonial Beach Sa
Rocks
Waash
Wlec
Wash. Ry
Oibleash
Steamboat
Washington Gan
Mergenthater Linotype
ASLO
Greeno-Cananea
American National “Bank Toons
Numbis
Dincoln
Metronet
Trust Company
American Security
Faust
National Savings and Tru
Onion ‘Trust Co
Wallegton Loan An
United States Trust Compan Savings Bank
Home Savings
Merchants & Mechchanics Savings’ Bank
It Union Savings Bi
Pime Savings
Washington
Orcoran
Deaq
Potomac
National Union
Colonial Beach Co
Security Storage Co
Washington Market
Wao
Banksand
United States
Maryland State Bankers’ Association
State Bankers’ Association
Blue Mountain House
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Controversial plan to discipline tardy national banks
Comptroller Lawrence O Murray outlined penalties for banks failing to file prompt and accurate reports. He warned fines up to the maximum per day for delays and said names of delinquent banks would be published in the annual report, signaling a strong publicity weapon. The report also includes broader market data from New York and regional rail developments and corporate moves in the cotton and railroad sectors.
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New York
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Steeve Toe
Augusta
Memphis
Cincinnati
France
Livestock Market Report from New York and Baltimore
Receipts and price ranges for cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs across New York and Baltimore markets. Market tone mixed dull to steady with weekly totals, noting Texas and western cattle, varying hog grades, and week comparisons.
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Chicago
Reeves
Baltimore
New York Produce Markets Report Across Dairy Meat and Grains
New York markets show receipts of 5 050 tubs butter with varied discounts for creamery and process grades. Cheese and pork trade steady with varying states and regions. poultry alive and dressed, flour quiet, lard steady, and staple items like sugar and cottonseed firm to steady.
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Western Imbalon Creamery
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Hemnery
Mesa
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Rio
Santos
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Jersey
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Liverpool
London
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Equity Court Notices and Real Estate Transfers in Washington DC
Legal and equity records from the Supreme Court District of Columbia list multiple cases in Equity Court No 1 and Circuit Court No 1, with names such as Belote, Firet Cooperative Building Association, and Viedt, plus real estate deeds across numerous streets and squares. Proceedings include schedules for audits, references to auditors, and extended deadlines, along with bankruptcy and probate actions, guardian appointments, and property transfers involving dozens of lot numbers and blocks in neighborhoods like Delaware Avenue Southwest, Chichester, Moore & Barbour Addition, Grant Park, and Kalorama Heights.
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Equity Court NO
Justice Wright
Belote Va
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Pleintiff
W. E. Ambroge
Ball Va
Firet Cooperative Building Association
J. J. Smith
Banby-Smith
Viedt
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Holtman
Minder
Wilton & Barkadale
Rackey
Hilton
C. Mackey
Wyth Northrop
Platopitt
Hitler
Scott
Fleintiffs
Hemans & Collins
A. W. Scott
Murphy
H. Howard
Order of Pub
Plainifs
W. J. Lambert
T. L. Jeffords
R. H. Yeatman
Douglas Baker
Real Estate Transfers Listed In Garfield and Southeast Districts
Garfield B H Warner and others transfer lot 146 for 10 dollars to Llewellyn Ford and Sarah Ford. Blendie Lamson and others sell lot 67 block 21 for 10 dollars to Elia J Carpenter. Theresa R Luckett and others transfer interests in lot 1 square 4062 for 20 dollars to Ha Luckett. Theresa K R Luckett and Ella Luckett exchange lot 25 and part lot 4 square 822 for 10 dollars. Theresa R Luckett and Ella Luckett transfer jet 63 square 5 and all block 3A for 10 dollars. Thomas T Luckett and Christing C Muhlboter hold one-half interest in lot 53 square 1062 for 10 dollars. Theresa R Luckett and Ella Luckett transfer part lot 26 square 930 for 10 dollars. Arthur N Long and others sell lot 34 block 3 Trinidad for 10 dollars to Annie V Anderson. John L Jrarrem and wife transfer property at Whitney Close.
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Llewellyn Ford
Sarah F. Ford
Columbia Heights
Blendie Lamson
Elia J. Carpenter
E Street
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Theresa KR. Luckett
Ella Luckett
LE Diwit Park
Theresa R. Luckett
Thomas T. Luckett
Ty Christing C. Muhlboter
Tenth Street
Trinidad
Arthur N. Long
Annie V. Anderson
Whitney Close
John L. Jrarrem
Daily Diet Hints by Dr T J Allen
The sweet potato differs from the Irish potato chiefly in containing less starch and more sugar. It is best cooked by baking at a low temperature. Hither potato contains sufficient of all the elements of nutrition except albumen. This can be supplied by milk or eggs. For hard physical work, whole wheat bread milk and sweet potatoes with scrambled egg and buttermilk make an ample diet without meat.
Real estate financing notices across many DC wards
A long list of secured notes and mortgages appears for numerous properties in areas including Friendship, Whitney Closh, Potomac Heights, Square 1068, Reservation A, Moore and Barbour additions, Barry Farm, Long Meadow, North Grounds of Columbian University, Angleside, Kalorama Heights, Square 701, Square 1956, Square N of 17, Square 375, and other blocks. Amounts range from 280 to 3,000 with terms from one to three years at 5 to 8 percent, often monthly or semiannual payments. Also includes New York money market rates and banking notes as of Aug 1.
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Horace L. Nuchala
John L. Warren
W. L. Browning
Frank Foer
Potomac Heights
Hary E. Nichols
T. Dorsett
J. M. Maupin
Potomac Heights Land Company
Walter H. Murphy
Richard E. Paito
H. A. Gill
H. W. Pairo
Harry M. Wagner
la C. Willamson
Guy P. Wi
John F. Bayne
Barry Parm
P. Aurelia Tregg
Thomas Walker
George F. Collins
P. W. Price
Long Meadow
William M. Belfield
William
Phillips
D. Sager
C.H. Baker
North Grounds
Columbian University
Samuel Walker
Jacob Bool
William D. Sullivan
Valerie F. Preston
Ngleside
Elizabeth Walbridge Et al
L. F. King
G. Y. Worthington
George R Colliere
Kalorama Heights
Annta A. Fendall
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Millie C. Lewis
Washington Loan and Trust Companys
Christina C. Coleman
Awmerles Security and Trust Company
National Savings and Trus Company
District of Columbia
China Looks Westward for Navy Ideas
China plans to study Western naval affairs with Prince Taai Hsun and Admiral Sah arriving in September as royal commissioners. The party sails from Shanghai on August 24 aboard the Manchuria, with Tsai Hsun related to high Chinese leadership and other officers accompanying.
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Prince Taai Hsun
Admiral Sah
United States
Calhoun
State Department
Shanghai
Manchuria
Prince Tsai Hsun
Tsai Tao
Tsai Haun
Prince to visit U S naval establishments after landing
The prince will land accompanied by ten naval officers and aides with details of his reception to be arranged. Several American naval officers are expected to meet him and escort him to naval establishments across the United States during his visit.
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