Market swings as crops alternate dominance in Cotton and Wheat
New York August 5 reports show a mixed stock market with a firm undertone awaiting the August crop report. Outside orders slim. speculative interest shifts between cotton and grain prospects, causing alternating advances and declines in prices amid light stock supplies and wary investors.
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Wall Street Review
New York
Thera Wis
eTop
Cube
le Temas
Poe
London
Rock Island
Financial Quotations and Market Summary with Stocks
The page shows stock prices and dividends for US Steel and numerous railroad and utility stocks with bids and yields. It includesWabash, Wells Fargo Express, Westinghouse, Western Union, and regional lines, plus daily total sales of 260,500 shares. Also listed are bank clearings by city from Bradstreet and commodity quotes.
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United States
States Steel Pri
Wabsah
Wells Fargo Express
Cece Csite Acess Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Wheeling and Lake Er
Wisconsin Central
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Trade Review Reports Mixed Signals in Corn Cotton Wheat Iron
Bradstreet and G Dun & Co forecast uneven recovery with strong corn and cotton prospects offset by weak wheat. Iron and coal show gains with some regions seeing reduced production. Rail earnings slip slightly. labor strikes loom. Wheat and corn exports rise or fall weekly. rust discussions cause price swings in Chicago and Liverpool. Local receipts and futures shift as market closes near lows.
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R. G. Dun & Co
New York
Siadstreet
Bradstreet’s
West
Dun & Co
Wven
Boston
China
United States
Canada
New York Grain and Cotton Markets Aug Price Movements
New York grain reports show wheat receipts at 43,000 bushels with firm spot bids but gains offset by selling pressure as spring wheat reports improve. Corn and oats follow similar patterns with mixed receipts and firmer spot values, while cotton opens firm on early buying with later round of selling. weekly exports estimated around 225,000 bales amid nervous trading and offloading by longs.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
New York
Minnesota
Guiet
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock, Exchange
Washington Re Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Northwest
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Tate
Bradstreat’s
Duluth
Provisiona
Hibs
Tye
Manitoba
Southwest
Shorts
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Gatton Jn
Bell
Galveston
Houston
Wall Street
Western
Cork
Metal Market Update From New York and London Prices
Tin slipped while copper edged higher in London and local markets softened. Lead stayed steady locally as zinc and antimony moved modestly, with neural tone noted in regional quotes.
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New York
London
Apelter
Tront
Gls
Glaggow
Middlesboro
Ion
Northern
Covabet
Bouthern Gift
Equity Court records and probate actions in DC
Supreme Court and Circuit Court entries list numerous matters before Mr Justice Barnard including Wagner v Virginia Alabama Company, Naylor v Naylor, Woodbury v Fleming with a tunable August 9, lunacy discharge for Sarah J Barclay, Ballinger v Ballinger, and others. Probate filings cover estates of Mooney, Harris, Whelan, Mosher, Bruseke, Wainwright, Harvey, Main, Floyd, and more with admin appointments, will admissions, bonds, and auditors’ reports.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Justice Barnard
Wagner
Virginia Alabama Company
Pro Confesco
Cole & Donaldson
Naylor
Woodbury
Fleming
H. H. Glassie
Sarah J. Barclay
Hannan
G. Nites
P. J. Ryan
Ballinger
Hamilton & Colbert
Mir. Howell
Turner Vé. Masters
B. G. Niles
John S. Whitt
Heall
Beall
I. G. Bigelow
J. H. Adriaans
Hassan
Union Investment Company
Charles & Roach
Charles W. Carr
Bond
Roach & Watking
Dement Ve Richards
H. A. Heiskell
W. H. Acker
M. J. Colbert
W. C. Prentiss
J. J._ Darlington
Rawson Va. Ashford
John B. Larner
J. B. Larner
Kernen Ve. Kernan
George C. Ker
Circuit Court
Meetze
Thompson & Laskey
A. B. Duvall
H. Thomas
Shedd & Bros
Sands
Plaintif
Samuel Maddox
Richmosa Stove Company
Refmond
4Ff
Lucas P. Loving
Hayden Johnson
David C. Mooney
Elzabeth C. Mooney
Henry Kengin
Seues
Cola & Doneld
Hamilton& Colbert
Gordon & Gordon
Eatete
Elizabeth Skelly
James F. Shea
Cornelius A. Shea
Stuart McNamara
LW. Nordlinger
Eliza Mosher
D. W. O*bonoghue
Almira HE. Hazel
Jane Roane
F. Walter Brandenburg
Brandenburg
Brandenlow
Louisa Bruseke
Lottie M. Bruseke
Nauck & Nauck
Virginia A. ‘Wainwright
Will Daced
Joseph J. Harvey
Charles W. Derr
Ransom M. Williame
Guardian Qed
Horner & Harlan
Lewis C. Main
Barnard & Johnson
Charles M. Floyd
Bartha F Irwin
Wolf
Barry G. Kimball
Harry G. Kimball
Sarah Williame
Charles W. Grigsby
Fettera
Herbert I. Jane
Loretta J. Wilso
Sidia Sutherland
Agathet
Fountain Peyton
Frank P. Gloss
Hetute
Henry C. Taylor
Paul EH. Johnson
Real estate transfers list for Washington area
Real estate transfers show numerous deeds in DC districts. Quinter to Washington and Alvine Quin ter exchange on a single property for $5. Shoemaker to Byram on blocks 30 and 10 with $10. Boyd purchases in Northeast, and DC Commissioners transfer to Washington Sanitary Improvement Company for $787.50. Anacostia and Ridge Road deals record small sums. Garfield, Seventh Street Northwest, and Johnson Avenue transfers list multiple parties with $10 to $12,250 values.
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Anacostia
Kate
Laigenbeci
Aiz
Harry G
William Rutter
Ridge Road
Elizabeth Donaldson
Harry Hauptmaen
Harry Hauptman
Elizabeth
John T
Maria I. Donaldson
Walter R. Wilcox
James S. Grant
Garfield
Richard M. Parker
Elizabeth Wallace
Seventh Street
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
Thomas
Sergeon
Johnson Avenue
Thomas W. Smith
Ophalla Lewis
John Ridout
Renard A. Tripp
Hioek
Deeds of Trust and Property Transfers Listed in DC Records
A long list of deeds of trust and property transfers in Washington DC detail numerous parcels, buyers, sellers, and associated sums. Entries cover blocks, squares, and streets from Alley between Q and RF to Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains, with parties including Woodbury, Howie, Rothwell, Butler, Levy, Bowie, and Johnson, among others, and sums ranging from $2,400 to $4,000 plus notes and terms like semiannual interest.
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Third
Anna L Woodbury
Lafayette Learan
John Howie
Nathaniel Bowie
Twelfth Street
South Carolina Avenue
Matilda J. Rothwell
Daniel
William M. Johnson
Joseph E. Jeung
Twenty-first
Charles J. Butler
Martha C. Levy
Yourteenth Street
Alvina M Quinter
Washington D
Wiliam Keyes Quinter
Pleasant Plains
William Keyes
Clarence Thomas
Robert EB. Bradley
George M. Myers
G. Lee
Mary C. Kershaw
William
Richard W. Tyler
Robert G. Rutherford
Charles G. Warden
John Quinn
Willliam Howls
Edward Bowls
Air
James T
H. H. Howenstein
Thomas’ H. Bane
Mary Moran
Roy F. Downing
Harry 4
Samuel M
Herbert A. Gill
Edward McC Jones
Arlington Fire Insurance Company
American University Park
Emory L. Byrum
J. Barton Miller
Edgar M. Hayes
Issac K. Shoemaker
Adelaide Boyd
Alexander
Albert A. Wilson
John B
Larner
Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company
Samuel T. Smith
Michael J. Colbert
Wharton E Lester
National Permanent Building Association
Roger Williams
Alexander H. Bell
Edward H. Thomas
Francis H. Stephens
der Sant
G. Effingham Place
Johnson
Thomas W. Stubblefield
Stubblefield Banking and Trust Company
University Park
Frank D. Moore
Tolly Borigga Et
Garfield A. Street
Robert Stonesifer
St Ux
Samual Cross
H. R. Howenstein
National Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company
Maward P. Collins
Charles F. Benjamin
Roger T. Mitchell
Perpetual Building Association
Thames
Sergeon
George M. Emmerich
Douglass
Mackall
Washington
Mount Pleasant
Edward A. Tripp
Henry H. Bergmann
Metropolis Building Association
William B Matthews
John B Larner
Washington Loan and ‘Trust, Company
Local Securities Steady With Gains On Washington Stock Exchange
Local securities showed firm tone and mixed gains after call on the Washington Stock Exchange. Washington Railway and Electric preferred rose, Lanston Monotype advanced, and Washington Gas held steady while bids and asks remained apart.
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Lanston Monotype
Washington Railway
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype
Washington Cal
Stock Exchange District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Metropolitan Railroad
Columba Railroad
Columbia Railroad Second Mortgage
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
Thaashington Railway and Electric Company
Thys
Washington Gas Company Ga
Waalington Gas Company Bs
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
United States
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company First
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
Ameran Securty and Trust
Union ‘Trust and Storage
Washington Savings Bank
Capital Traction Company
Franklin
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Potomac
Arlington
National Union
Mg. Columbia
Higgs
People's
Colonial
Columbia Title
Washington Mile
Chesapeake and Potomac
Wesbington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Tyna
Lanstra Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Washington Market
Norfolk and
Washington
Washington Stock Exchange
Suit Over Mining Stocks Threats to Stop Sale
Anna Lowell Woodbury seeks an accounting and restraining order to stop Charles R. Fleming and Winifred E. Berry from transferring or receiving shares in the Consolidated Gold Mountain Mining Company. She claims she deposited 6000 dollars to buy 101000 shares and asks the court to prevent sale until rights are adjudicated, noting the stock could have cost 10000 dollars and alleging incomplete delivery. The show cause rule is returnable August 9.
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Justice Barnard
Charles R. Fleming
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
Winilfred E. Berry
Consolidated Gold Mountain Mining Company
Anna Lowell Woodbury
Fleming
Depositors Lose Million as Judge Orders Grand Jury Probe
Denver judge Samuel L. Carpenter directs a full grand jury investigation into the Fidelity Savings Association collapse that left nearly $1,000,000 owed to about 3,000 depositors. He says if criminality exists it must be uncovered. The item repeats some corporate filings and stock quotes from Baltimore.
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Denver
Colo
Samuel L. Carpenter
Fidelity Savings Association
Judge Carpenter
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Edwin A. Culfford
Anthony Gaegler
John B Geter
Willam Hann
J Philip Herrmann
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Wm Miller
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John Shughrue
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Barnard & Mark
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Eilis F. Frost
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S. 8
Yoder
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Wilbur A. Salisbury
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H. E. Bragdon
J. H. Graham
M. Freeman
Donaldson
E. W McCormick
G. M. Shafer
B. E. Kretschmann
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George.h. Corey
Eugene Schooley
J. L. Cohencious
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George H. Corey
Victor Confection Company
Owen _H. Fowler
Lawrence Hufty
John R. Lang, Jr
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Warder
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E Street N. W
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