Stocks Rise on Wall Street as Cotton Outlook Improves
The New York market rallied after the government cotton report with gains across major issues. Wealthy investors reentered buying, betting on a moderating liquidity squeeze and a potentially larger export crop, while gold flows abroad boosted banking liquidity and eased fear of fall monetary stringency.
New York Stock Market Quotation Summary
Saturday August 2 19% quotations provided by W H Hibbs Co bankers and brokers Hibbs Building members of the New York Stock Exchange and Washington Stock Exchange data in this notice reflects early market figures from Hibbs brokers firm and exchange listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HB. Hibbs & Co
Hibbs Building
New York Stock
Treasury Report Notes Butter Prices At New York Exchange
The Washington stock exchange records a firm butter market on Aug 2 with receipts of 479 packages unchanged. Cheese receipts total 5,339 with state whole milk averages at prime 14, common 9%4 110 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston Prices and commodity quotes from Aug 2 market notes
Closing prices cover copper, silver, coal, flour, pork and lard, with eggs receipts and poultry figures. Also list sugar, peanuts, potatoes and cabbage values, plus oil futures and regional run totals for Toledo and Lima regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Atlantic
Boston and
Corb
East Butte
Washington Stock Exchange pause marks light midsummer trading
A quiet session on the Washington Stock Exchange saw only a small number of brokers active and just four shares changing hands. Bank stocks led sales with mixed results across Merchants and Mechanics Union Trust Washington Railway and Electric preferred Capital Traction Mergenthaler and Washington Gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stock Exchange
Merchants and Mechanics
Union Trust
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Capital Traction
Mergenthaler
Washington Gas
Daily Cotton Market News Shows August Report Steady Demand
New York Aug 2 government August conditions report largely as expected triggered heavy closing selling then renewed bull support leading to a steady close with modest gains across some contracts. Chicago wheat Outlook from Illinois crop surprises with large production estimate pushing prices down while corn oats and provisions show mixed moves. Market notes include various open high low close figures for futures in a busy trading day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Pareis
Hawley
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel Common
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Chesapeake and Oho
St. Paul
Nebraska
Kangag
Wall Street
Fearson-Parguiar
Chicago
The Metal Market Highlights and Copper Rates
New York copper remaining steady at 12.67 spot with August and September futures around 12.109 to 12.20 and October to November at 12.174 to 12.25. London spot price cited at £55 10s with futures near £36 2s 4d. Arrivals in New York today total 62% toms. exports reported at 76 tonnes for the month. other metals prices listed include Lake copper 127 12.87 and electrolytic 12,506 912.62. Local iron markets show No 1 foundry Northern at 16.25-16.50 and No 2 at 16.76-18.00 with Southern ranges around 16.00-16.25 and 15.76-16.25 for Southern soft.
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Clowin
Jallis-Chalmers
Lacre de Cas
Louisville
Amn
Car and Foundry
Minneapolia
Louis
Am. Car and Foundry
St P
Ste. M
Kane
Tex
American Ice Securities
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Steel
Western
Norfolk and Western
American
North American
American Tobacco
Northern Pacific Ms
American Woolen
Pacific Malla
Ramconda Mining Co
Pennsylvania
Atchison
People’s Gas
Los YA
Pittsburg
St. L
BOO
Atlantic Coast Line
Pittsburg Coal
Baltimore and
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Railway Steel Spring
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Paroy
Republic Steel
Central of
Central of New Jerse: 12,80b{Bork Island Co
Chesapeake and Ohio
Rock Island Co
Serseee
Cheago
Alton “Lea
Fran
Chi
New
Zeat
Louis Southwestern
Aly Western Ptd
L Southwestern Pfd
Chicago
Worthwestern
Slege-Sheffield St
Iroi
St Paul
Iaieltzy Fi
Southern Pacific
St Louis
Southern
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Southern Railway Pfd
Colorado and Southern
Tennessee Copper
Texas and Pacific
Erle
Ve Syn
United States Rubber
Erle Jet Pt
United States Steel
Rey Ban
Exle
United States Steel P
General Elec c
Utah Copper
Great Northern
Carolina Chemateal
Great Northern Greatsoe Bay
Carolina Chemical Pii
Timoix Central
Inter
Metropolitan
Wabash
Tnter
Western Mary
International ‘Harveste
Westinghonsa Electric
Booth iLnternational Marthe Pta
Sre
HAG
New York
London
Cleveland
Northern
Wall Street Gossips on Hawley Stocks and Grain News
Special to The Washington Post reports a bear attack on Hawley stocks Chesapeake and Katy amid favorable crop reports. Chesapeake steadied above dividend needs while Katy faced selling. Atchison's June results showed higher expenses but solid earnings. Crop prospects for corn wheat and cotton supported market sentiment with favorable rainfall aiding yields and grain movements to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chesapeake
Ohio
Katy
Hawley
Theas
Atchison
Inc
Legal Record Highlights From Equity and Probate Courts
In DC Superior Court equity dockets, cases include Prentiss vs Wall Paper Co pro confesso. Cooksey v Cooksey trustees report confirmed. In re Mary Brooks appointed committee with $2000 bond. Robertson v Robertson examiner appointed. Jones v Johnson examiner. Beihle account approved. Ratcliffe rate reform. various probate matters list numerous estates with administrators, bonds, and will admit to probate. bankruptcy and criminal docket items note nonsupport and costs. numerous trustees substituted in equity suits involving Bryn Mawr College and Presbyterian Church. several divorce, maintenance, and accounting actions. civil actions include Vegetarian Meat Co dissolution and tax deed cancellation.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO 1
Justice Barnard
T Prentiss
Richarda Wall Paper Company
George_ F
R. P. Evans
Mery Brooks
Margaret A. Gallther
Robertson
Coldren
Fanning
Ratclitta
Ratcliffe
Pisintiff
E. N. Hopewell
Jones Ve. Pennebaker
Flaintiffs
H. Z. Davie
J. EB. Laskey
W. C. Prentiss
H. Jackson
Vestry Bt. Paul
P. B. Church
Philadelphiia Saving Fund Social
Trustes
Plaintia
Welch
Clark
Bryn Mawr College
Lester & Prices
Randolph Hotel Company
L. Torbiner
G. C. Gertman
Franklin Fire Insurance Company
Ve. Bonsal
W. B Guy
Ning
P. M. Brown
W. C. Johnson
Clagete
Clark Va
Vegetarian Meat Company
Baker, Sheehy & Hogan Smith Ve. Casey
Undertaking
C. W. Fitt
H. KR. Hill
J. H. Stewart
Sullivan
Chambers
Plaintig
J. A. O'Shea
Frobate
George Andrews
D. B. Hh
Charles @. Marshall
Lyones
Henry de Witt Moore
Helen R. Moore
Lyon & Lyon
Elizabeth ¥. von Declehr
Ing Zeh
George F. Zeh
Brandenburg & Brandenburg, Batate
Victoria
Bond
James H. Taylor
Mitchell E. Robinson
John &. Robinson
Fred Beall
Timothy Winn
Marty L. Hughes
Mary C. Thompson
Sarah F. Garry
J Cragin
J. 8
Flannery
Kilza A. Chambers
Margaret Lucker
Richard W. Rosa
Lydia H. Thompson
Lynn & Lyon
Charles Griffin
Simon Lyon
Fred Myers
L. J. Cleaveland
George Deshon
C. C. Deshon
Charis G. Harper
T. C. Aclén
M.L. Shackelford
8. Lyon
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Parish
Philadelphia Savings Fund Society Etc i
H. H. Welch
Gertrude A. H. Clarke
Guardian
Plaintif
E Street Company
General Assembly Presbyterian Church Et
H.’s. Welch
Ynura
Real estate transfers in Washington DC area detailed
A long list of property transfers recorded across DC neighborhoods including Columbia Heights, Connecticut Avenue Terrace, Ninth Street Northeast, Potomac Heights, and more. Transactions show buyer names such as Marlen B Thorwarth, George a Bunnell, Maud B Adams, and Arthur F Carroll, with lots and squares listed and prices of 10 dollars or 310 dollars for some.
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Columbia Heights
Marlen B. Thorwarth
Moarian M. Thornwarth
Connecticut Avenue
George A Bunnell
Northerine Carr Jonas
Gyheet
Straete
Kennedy Bros., Inc
John Gorman
Jotas
Louise Notier
Potomac Heights
Harry
Nichols
Jota
Dieck
Ninth Street
Willam WB
Arman
August H. Kublemann
Potomac Street
Wisconsin ‘Avenue
Allan Mcl
Charles Trivby
D. C
Chevy Chase Land Company i
Maud B. Adams
Florida
Tavena
Seventh
Eighth
Louis
Ferrer At al
Harry B. Newnam
Potomac Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Twentieth Streets
William Tallmadge Et Ax
Herman R. Howenstein
Tenth
John F. Herrmann
Arthur F. .Wood
Ninth
George
Cooper
Gangs CG
P. Mern
Sophia Kern
Universe’ Heights
Mig A. Greer
A. O'Donnell
Sarah F. O
Petworth
Albert Thomaside A. Gilbert
Otheast
Wareeny
Alfred H.’ Lawson
Commeia
Meridian “Hill
Charles KR. Riley
John H. Nolen
Chillum Castle Manor
Woodford
D. Harlan T
Jacob H. Arnold
Gatreete
Arthur I. Wood
Pleasant Plains
Harrison G. Brewer
Ar.j
Alonzo G. Bliss
Brookland
Adelaide Bachelder
Mary B Buckel
Florida Avenue
First
Third
Ely
Baum
Pe Oh Balderson
AED Bieth
Frank G. Nolte
Ralph J. Hall
Brightwood Park
Edna K. Bushee
Patrick J. Sheehan
A. Emerson Babcock
David l. Shoemaker
James B
Maud J. Benith
Beall
M. Sharp
John W. Glennon
Mount Pleasant
John H. Nolanet
Charles R. Riley
Samuel P. Comet
Joseph H. Ea
Charles King
Arthur F. Carroll
District of Columbia
Deeds of Trust Listings across Washington Heights and Nearby Blocks
A long line of deed of trust entries details numerous property liens secured for various lenders. Names include Garman, Rust, Worthington, Kennedy Brox, Rees, Rhodes, McDowell, Mitchell, Tribby, Davidson, Colbert, Sheehan, Johnson, Liebermann, Hawn, Holes, Brown, Bergmann, Koahler, O'Donnell, Hood, Maryland, and more. Properties span University Heights, Petworth, Brookland, Pleasant Plains, Columbia Heights, and other squares, with sums ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars and terms from one to four years at rates from 5 to 8 percent.
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John D. Garman Et Ax
H. L. Rust
G. Y. Worthington
Kennedy Brox, Inc
Bangdon
David R. Notter
Charles A. Rhodes
William P. McDowell
Charles A
Eva R. March
Hanry B. GriMth
Paul Mitchell
J. ©. Tribby
Charles B. Tribby
Harry B. Newnem
St.ux
H. B. Davidson
Fristoe
Davidson & Davidson
J. C. Terral
Columbia Heights
George Koahler
W. E. Lenter
M. J. Colbert
National Permanent Building Association
Gotme
Lot Square
Fatrick J
Sheehan
Oux
Lester End
J. Colbert
Papalee Permanent Building Association
Ivy City
Takenboth
Brown
C. Brown
H. H. Bergmann
Oriental Bullding Association
Darbour
J. ‘Clyde
George C. FP. Kern
H. Blee Doyle
Wiliam T Mitters
George S._ Sooper
Mauris Louise Johnson
D. Liebermann
George J. Easterday
A. T. Coumbs
Connecticut Avenue Highlands Company
University Heights
George A. O'Donnell
John F. Hood
J. L. Marshall
McLachlan Banking Corporation
Petworth
A. Gilbert
Robert J. Carr
Arthur Carr
Albert Thomas
Fred
Smith
Simon Wolf
John R. Shields
C. C. Shields
M. Cohen
Brookland
Arthur J. Williams
James F. Head
L. Marshall
McLachlen Banking Corporation
South Brook
Tand. Square
G. ¥. Worthington
R. H. Martin
H. B. Matthews
G. Y. Worthington, Jr
George P. Colliere
Mary A. Spaulding
G. M. Immerler
Metropolis Building Association
Pleasant Plains
Alonzo C. Billy
W. B. Edmonston
B. F. Saul
J. Tobriner
George M. Sharp
James R. Fague
Melville Relord
R. x. ‘Tyler
C. G. Warden
M. Sullivan
James HW. Beanetux
P. Stone
W. Fairfax
P. Compher
Kalarama Heights
Alice Titcomb
William J. Mlather
M .B. Allis
John Mones
Collumbia Heights
Arthur Fr Carrell
R L. O'Brien
A. G. Belt
Co. W. King
Livestock Market Summaries From New York and Chicago Aug 2
Livestock receipts and prices across major markets show steady to firm trends. New York reports beef steady to higher for certain cuts, calves weak, sheep and lambs firm, hogs barely traded. Chicago notes slow cattle, higher hogs, steady sheep and lambs with various regional price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Gelligher
Western
Lamba
New York Grain Market Falls Then Rebounds on Wheat
New York on August 2 reports a soft wheat market as heavy interior receipts and favorable yield expectations drag prices, with a late rally on short covering. Spot oats and corn show easy tones, with mixed weights and varied prices, while receipts and shipments are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interior Paints
Shorts
New York Money Market Update Aug 2
Money on call rates at 1 percent with bids and offers near 1 percent. Time loans reported easy for 60 days and 4 months at around 4 1/2 percent. Prime mercantile paper shown 5 to 6 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bank bills at 4.8260 for 10 day and 4.8685 for demand. Government bonds steady with railroad bonds irregular. Silver and Mexican dollars noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monty
Prime Mercantile Papst
Sterling Exchange
Norfolk Dry Dock Enlargement Awarded to Boston Firm
The Norfolk navy yard dry dock expansion went to William L. Miller of Boston for 533,744 dollars. The sole bid within the 550,000 appropriation, with completion in fourteen months, will keep the dock offline about four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk Dry Dock
Norfolk Navy Yard
William L. Miller
Boston
Navy to Advertise Warship Bids October 1
The Navy Department will advertise bids for constructing one of two battleships and two colliers authorized by Congress on October 1, per Acting Secretary Winthrop's announcement yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Navy Department
Winthrop
Rattler and Boisterous Sheep Herder Bond Over Whisky
A Miles City sheep herder recalls a rattlesnake he befriended after a bite and whisky drinking. The tale, from the St Louis Globe-Democrat, describes the snake sharing the camp and jug, becoming a booze fighter, and finally leaving after an attempted cure. The unlikely friendship ends with the snake disappearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Jiciana
Mont
Miles City
Custer County
Dearborn
Prairie Dog Town
Craig
Snake
Young Woman Seeks Change in Brooklyn Marriage Plans
Henrietta Helen Stephens aged 21 visited Clerk Scully at Brooklyn Borough Hall with a timid young man seeking to alter a prior marriage license arrangement. She had earlier appeared with another young man and obtained a license, then requested changes to the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henrietta Helen Stephens
Clerk Scully
Brooklyn Borough Hall
Bizarre Love Triangle Ends in Borough Hall Wedding
A woman renounces her prior fiancé Charles Searls to wed John Hart after prompting a license swap. Hart and the bride, 22, were married by Alderman Cunningham, then left for a brief wedding trip. Searls, 27, and the bride had briefly separated over the engagement before Hart intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scully
Joan J. Hart
Hart
Charles Augustus Searls
Mr. Hart
Frank A. Cunningham
Borough Hall
Miss Stephens
Charlies Augustus Searls
West Seventy-seventh Street
Manhattan
Mrs. Hart
New Jersey Avenue
East New York
Mr. Searls
John
Charlie Searls
Charlie Hearls
Bart
Charle
Shim
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el Rayo
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Norfolk Knitting Mills
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Western Maryland Railroad Company
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P. E. Ray
Arthur Feter
NEW York Grain
Washington Loan and Trust Co
Trust Department
N. W
John Joy Edson
Ellis Spear
John B. Larner
Andrew Parker
Worthington Advisory J. J. Darlington
Harry G. Meem
Boyd Taylor
Thomas Bradley
Fred’k Eichelberger
Rattler
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable-Building
F ST. NW
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Ith Street
St. N. W
Washington, D.C
Mr. Scully
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