Cotton Roads Helped Georgia Central Interest
New York August 3 speculative stock activity was light with emphasis rotating into railroad shares tied to cotton movement. Southern railroad notes and the first ever payment on the second preference Georgia Central income bonds drew attention amid a broad market tone of cautious optimism and mixed commodity shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Agricultural Department
Southern
Southern Railway Company
Breseunt Company
Central of Georgia Hailway Company
Tennessee
Louisville
Nashille
Southern Railroad
Southern Pacific
Tieorgia
Stertvar
Biskhers
Anil
Menton Drilers
Daily Cotton Market Opens Lean With Mixed Moves
The cotton market opened easy with a one point advance to a five point decline and nervous, irregular trading. Prices hovered with heavy selling by brokers and leading ball interests, then rallied near midday on covering before the government report. After a favorable report, prices slipped back, closing steady with a net decline of 7 to 10 points and about 400,000 bales sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Open
New York
Lower Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange Members and Rail Stocks Listed
A listing of banks brokers and railway shares with prices and standings from the New York Stock Exchange and regional exchanges. Notable entries include Ohio Board of Trade Atchison Chesapeake and Ohio Central of Georgia Chicago lines and Northern Pacific among many others. Market notes cover wheat corn oats and pork lard with price movements, receipts, and weekly comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison General
Atchison Adjustment
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Central of Georgia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
s.Chicago
Burlington and Quincey
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Northwestern
HK. I. and Pacific Railroad
Pacific R. R. Col. Ge. C
Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
St. Louis
Western
Pacific
Union, Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash Debenture B
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central Ds
Colorado
New York
Deng
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock List Highlights Rail and Gas Bonds
Washington Railway and Electric and Washington Gas Company bonds and stocks feature prominently. Listings include preferred and common Washington Railway and Electric, Union Trust and Storage, Mergenthaler Linotype, Lanston Monotype, and various railroad and district bonds with prices and yields. Notable items include Capital Traction Railroad, Metropolitan Railroad certificates, and numerous national and local bank and insurance stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Electric
Union Trust and Storage Company
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Washington Railway and Electric Ts
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia
Mit
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Washington Railway and Bleeirng Company
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
United States Elect Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company First
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Union Trust and Storage
Washington Savings Bank
Capital Traction Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Washington Railway
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan
Central
Farmers and Merchantes
Sevond
Wiig
Citisenlumbia
Capital
American
Lincoln
Riggs
Franklin
Corcoran
Potomas
Arlington
National Union
Peorpla’a
Colombal
Columbia Title
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac
American Graphophone
Gantightncee
Washington Gas
Georgetown
Creene Consolidated Copper Company
Washington Market
Noralk
Washington Steamboat
J. Maury Dove Company
Realty Appratrial and Agency Company
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Stnck
New York Grain Markets and Wheat Trends
New York data show receipts of 43 000 bushels with spot prices steady for No 2 red the elevator price at 2 02 and No 1 Northern Duluth 2 15 hboat. later session wheat reached a high before general declines driven by liquidation and claims of exaggerated damage amid easier French cables. Electric Bitters advertised as a health tonic with liver and digestion benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York
Chicago
Liverpool
Northern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Commission House
Livyarpool
Ioral
Manitoba
New York Produce Prices and Market Roundup
The page lists mixed commodity prices and receipts across dairy, poultry, flour, grains, fats, sugars, and metals. Notable entries include receipts for eggs 15,036. poultry alive steady with Western chickens at 16. flour receipts 14,288 barrels. sugar No 6 to No 21 varied from 4.75 to 4.50. cotton seed oil and petroleum quiet. London copper and iron prices touched slight changes. Long Island and Jersey items noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South America
Rio
Long Island
Liverpool
London
Jake Im
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
Southern
Jersey
Baltimore Markets Report of Grain Prices and Receipts Aug
Market notes show flour and grain prices in Baltimore with WINTER and SPRING wheat futures, spot No.2 red Western at 94 94 1/2, August 92 92 1/2, September 97 3/4, December 96 1/2. Receipts total 36,176 bushels Southern by sample and on grade. Corn steady with steamer mixed at 51 4 1/2, oats prim No.2 white 48 1/4, rye No.2 Western 73 74, hay firm, grain freights dull, sugar Coarse granulated 5.35 and fine 5.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Southern
Live Stock Markets Rend North and South as Receipts Surge
New York and Chicago report beef cattle receipts around 1,500 to 6,100 head with mixed price trends. Cattle prices range from 1.50 to 6.25 for steers, hogs show gains to around 6.50, and calves along with veal fluctuate near steady to firm. Sheep and lambs pull lower on the day, while hogs and cattle volumes dominate the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Atockera
Luna
Sully Settlement Dismissed After Creditors Clash Over Costs
New York August meeting of D J Sully and Company creditors ended with disagreement on administration costs. Trustees and receiversled shows assets of 1.538 million against 3.511 million claims, including 46 thousand filed today. A 40 percent offer hinged on Mr Sully funding the shortfall. he argued funds were tied by estate costs and friendly creditors. Meeting adjourned to tomorrow for formal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
D. J. Sully & Company
Sully
Ala
John R. Dos Passor
Mr. Sully
David Moller
Mr. Dos Passos
Mr. Sul
Washington Stock Exchange Activity Prominent Security Surge
Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange showed firmer, higher prices with heavy activity in several issues. Washington Railway and Electric 48 bonds led gains as volumes moved, while Mergenthaler and Lanston Monotype showed notable upticks. bank stocks varied with bids and asks drifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stock Exchange
Capital Traction
Mergenthater
Washington Railway
Telephone
Washington Gas
Lanston
Washington Railway Neeferred
Mergenthaler
Lanston Monotype
Bis
Q. F
Washington Produce Market Receipts Mixed as Prices Edge Up
Potatoes light with some advance while cabbage remains plentiful and weak Exg plants show higher receipts and lower prices Nearby prime potatoes at 1.35 to 1.60 per barrel Seconds 1.00 to 1.60 per barrel Beets around 1.00 per 100 bunches Carrots 1.50 per 100 bunches Cabbage 1.00 per 100 Cucumbers 0.20 to 0.30 per bushel crate Egg plant 2.00 per 100 Green corn 0.10 to 0.16 per dozen Onions white 2.25 to 2.75 per barrel Peaches Georgia crate 1.25 to 1.15 Maryland box 7.5 to 8.0 Squash 0.50 to 1.25 per barrel Tomatoes Acmes 2.00 to 6.00 per box Apples 2.25 to 2.76 per barrel Lemons 2.25 to 4.75 per box Huckleberries 5 per quart Cantalooupes 3.00 to 7.00 per 100 Watermelons 12.00 to 30.00 per 160
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Maryland
Equity Court D C Hears Absent Defendants Appears
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia reports numerous cases with absent defendants ordered to appear. Complainants listed include Hamilton Colbert Mitlan Smith and Leckie Patton. Bankruptcy, criminal and probate matters feature receivers appointed guardians and letters of administration sought. Property transfers show numerous lot trades in LeDroit Park and nearby neighborhoods with nominal sums.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Barnbra
May
Caldwell
Hamilton & Colbert
Suppea Ve. Prout
Lester
Bos
Boas
Mitlan & Smith
Hamilton Vs. Swann
Hamilton& Colbert
Taylor
Nervis
Thomas J. Jones
Byker
Sykes
Thomas Ly
Jones
Swemmon
Mitchell
Relston & Siddens
Smith Thompson
Whelan
R. B. Behrend
M. J. Keate
Oyater Va
Cash
Colicior
Daniel O'C. Callaghan
Tracy Va
Mulfigan
Walter H. Marlow, Jr
Deeds of Trust and Real Estate Notices in Tan Outfit
A long list of deeds of trust across multiple squares and blocks, detailing loan amounts from $100 to $150,000, durations from six months to three years, rates from 5 to 6 percent, and securing various lots, blocks, and properties. Also includes equity suits, divorce, judgments, quiet title actions, and notices of incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Woody
Sadie Woody
Campbell Carrington
Maron N. Richardson
Margaret J
Lawrence Sands
B. Shreve, Jr
James Gibbonson
Susan ‘H. Strahan
AH. W. Scholl
Real estate transfers on numbered streets and avenues
A list of property transfers in Washington includes Walter E Wright to Mary A Cross for lot 47 square 1037 at Thirteenth Street Southeast and multiple transfers across streets like Seventeenth Eighteenth California Street Northeast and Second Street Northeast, detailing buyers, sellers, lot numbers, squares, and amounts from $1 to $214,900. Names include Katherine Miller Jacob W Mary Carrel Benja min Martin Edward Hardy Richard M Vennoble H Rozier Dulany Theodore Schondau and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square
Edwin
Sweeley
Willam E. Edmonston
Walter B. Wright
James W. French
Mary A. Cross
Willam Edmonston
Corbin Trompeon
Pairview Heights
Veruna M. Washington
Waphiogton Loan and Trust Company
Cititerd Mf
Tvke
Ike
Irving Williamson
Wiliam A. Hill
Clifford M. Story
W. Riley Deebie
Mary J. Baldwin
Jerusha J. Tilghman
Adam A. Weschler
Samuel M. Marks
Jamnes Burns
Granby
Sammuel W. Pickford
Watson J. Newton
Charles W. Hans
Sohn
Blair
Theodore Schondau
Charles F. Benjamin
Roger T. Mitchell
Perpetual Building Association
Robert N. Harper
N. Thornton Hynson, Jr
William F. Quickeall
John O'Hagan
William F. McCarthy
Mount Pleasant
James H. U Howard Et Ax
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Co-operative Building
Thirteenth
Walter E. Wright
Katherine Miller
Jacob W
Young Men's Christian Association
California Street
James E. Emich
District of Columbia
Joé
Benjamin
Minor
Ernest A. Booger
Randle Park
George J. Schweppe
Oskar Martin
Second Street
Mary Carrel
Percy Crawford
Bloomingdale
Ray E. Middaugh
Edward D. Hardy
Tenth Street
Hana 1Atreeta
Mary Horning
George D. Horning
Kate Barngey
Samuel W. Pickford
Marion Street
Martin Et al
Sun Building
Richard M. Vennoble
H. Rozier Dulagey
H. Rozier Dulany
R. Henry Lyon
Third
Frederick G. Young
W. Locke Rockwell
Fourth
Condition of Cotton Shows Strong July Yield Rebound
The July report from the Bureau of Statistics indicates cotton conditions near 91.4 percent of normal, well above June levels and a ten year average of 82.7. The table lists state by state readings for June and July across the three prior years, highlighting Texas Missouri and broader U.S. totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Ave
Texas
Missouri
United
Excursions to Colonial Beach and Nearby Resorts
Steamers Randall Line run daily except Monday to Colonial Beach with morning departures at 8 45 a m and Saturday evening at 5 45 p m Two boats Sunday mornings T W Arrowsmith and Harry Randall carry crowds returning from the Beach by 6 p m Tickets 50 cents for one day or 1 00 for 30 days Regular Samuel J Pentz trips to River View Saturday for families with children and amusements including a chute ferris wheel and dancing Pentz departs 10 00 a m 2 15 p m and 6 45 p m with 10 cent fare on morning and afternoon trips Indian Head two trips this week on Charles Macalester with stops at Marshall Hall dancing and band music at the Hall Macalester sails 6 30 p m daily In addition Marshall Hall trips at 10 00 a m 2 30 p m Saturday schedule 10 00 a m 2 30 p m 6 30 p m Chevy Chase Lake popular for cooler temps and breezes open air theater shows films after evening Marine Band concerts from 7 30 to 9 00 and 11 00 with a brief intermission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Company
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Saling
Lfe
Buennesa
Chamberlin
Ola
Point Comfort
New York
Boston
Seventh Street
Bond
Fourteenth Street
New York Avenue
Randall Line
Colonial Beach
T. W. Arrowsmith
Harry Randall
Samuel J. Pentz
River View
Indian Head
Charles Macalester
Marshall Hall
Fraf. Schroeder
Macalester
Chevy Chase Lake
Marine Band
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Georgia Central Interest
NEW York Stock Market
Dame Bap
F . Amalgen
Amery
Ameritas
Ameria
Bae Americ
Uwe Stern
St Paul
Fawa
Merlo
Ptt
Wesern
Ats
Istana
Prays City
Roy Sweereen
Paris
Tolero & Ind Wereion Sr
Unites
Leather United Yes Teather
Imp
United States
Fuahber
United Siiter
United Breton Steel
Wabashea
Walls-Frien Eniness Western
Mag
Saley
Eames Wellington
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Augusta
Charleston
Continent
Great Britain
France
Japan
Mexico
Chicago Grain
Aka
NEW York Grain
Sully Settlement
Cotton King
Washington Produce Market
Justice Barnard
John Breen
W. Gwynn Gardiner
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
John J. Hamilton
Criminal Court
Sallie F. Hayes
Faaved
Jane Jones
W. A. Block
Samuel H. Wells
Bled
George Burgess
Joan Heldeman
Ferdinand Frank
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company Guardian
Alexander Wolk
David Wolf Browns
W. C. Sullivan
Harvey’ Perry
Charles Linkine
Walter C. Clephane
Joseph D. Campbell
Hannah Campbell
H. T. Taggart
Streete
W. Lotke Rockwell
Rederick
Carrie M
Charles ©. Young
Hugh M. Adams
Agahea M. Ach
Effingham Place
Maggie G. Bangs
Charles EB. Banes
Horace EB. Crow
Charles E Baner
Dro Park
Malcolm Huffty
Law- Tener
Joe cyRort
Lawrence
Charter E. Banes
Howard University
Lea Drott Park
LE Droit Park
Charles B. Banea
Lewrence Hufty
Ali
Howard Watversty
Rwittna Ctyy
George E. Wara
Frank P. Hail
Orage Manufacturing Company
Dante B. * Street
Paul R. van Mater
Jefferson W. Davis
Lyman D. Landon
C. E. Emig
Bouthem Railway
California
San
A. J. Poston
Pennsylvania, Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Royal Italian Band
Cabin John Bridge
American Investment and Development Company
George H. Corey
Eugene Schooley
Cohendous
A. 8 Reavis Sheet Metal Cornice Company
Albert S. Reavis
Howard R. Keefer
Samuel C. Breneman
Travelers’ Hotel Exchangé
H. Ralph Burton
Charles J. Kappler
N. D. Burton
Potomac University
A Association
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
Mt Aw
John Joy Edson
Ellis Spear
Geo. W. Casilear
Frank P. Reesich
THE
Riges National Bank OF Washington
Home Savings Bank
7Th, K, and
Nass. Ave
N. W
U. S
Washington Loan & Trust
STH
John A. Bwope
Ellis S3pzai
Andrew Parkeray G. Meem Thomas Bradlec
Transuter
Ark Yny
B. H. Warner CO
F Street Nw
Daily Financial
Hakht & Freese Co
Broadway
St. N. W
Washington, D. G
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Richard A McCurdy
Thomas P. Morgan
the Traders National Bank
Cth
Ald PA Ave
Unio Savings Bank
Fox
W.b.hibbs & CO
Jenifer
7Th and
D Sta
Barnard & Mark
Muiamell & McLaran
F ST
Bates
Washington Soam and Trust Ride
Sta
Ernation Banking
C Street N. W
Ferry Commission Co
Ferry Commission Company
Chesley & Spence
Phone
Congressional and
Mexican Gold, Silver
Lead Mining Company
Carvalhos
Candelariz
Chihuahua
Mexica
Treasury
Home Life
Lewis Johnson & CO
Messrs
Moore & Schley
National Metropolitan Bank
Washington, D. C
United States Depository
Investme
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
15Th ST
New York Ave
Teposit
Acta
Mouney
Wardlr Uldg
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Co
E Street N. W
BBR US
Potomac Guarantee Loan CO
F Street N. Ww
Atlantic Building
Building and Lawn Association
Mary Oney
National Mortgage Loan Company
ST. NW
Fiako Wie
Was Loan and Investment Co
Ind
Washington Mortgage Loan Co
F St. N. W
Capital Loan Co
Merchents
Gut Security
Lafeeet Wasiness
Orpainal Ipal civ
Tolman
Room 101
Corcoranth
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