Market swings as crops dominate trading in New York
New York stock activity faded amid a tug of war between cotton and wheat prospects. Investors awaited August crop reports as outside buying cooled and grain and fiber conditions drove volatility, with limited stock availability and mixed reactions to earnings and currency moves shaping the day.
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New York
Thera Wis
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Cube
le Temas
Poe
London
Rock Island
Stock Market Summary From New York and Chicago Trading
Daily quotations from W. B. Hibbs and Co show totals of 260,500 shares traded with EX dividend notices. The page lists numerous railroad, steel, and utility issues with bid prices and coupons including United States Steel, Wabash, Westinghouse Electric, and Washington Railway and Electric. Bank cleanings by Bradstreet are given for major cities, with gains in San Francisco and New Orleans and declines in New York and Chicago. Live stock markets across Chicago and New York show cattle, hogs, and sheep trades with varied prices and totals.
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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
New York
Atobizom Gereral
Denver
Hocking Valley
Aes
Louisville
Neshville
Manhattan
Consol
Mexican Central
Minneapolis
St Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Kansas and Texas
Rational Railroad of Mexico Congo
New York Central General
New Jersey Central General
Northern Pacific
Surfolk
Western Consol
Oregon
Partic
Pennsylvania
Reading General
St. Louis
Lion Mountains
Consol Ea
San Francisco
St Louis Southwestern
Seaboard
Southern Paci
Southern Railway
Bradstreet
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Orleans
Cleveland
Detroit
Omaha
Milwaukee
Providence
Butalo
Indianapolis
St Paul
Memphis
Inchmend
Washington
Saquanabh
Atlanta
Nashville
Norfolk
Augusta
Birmingham
Wilmington
Del
Knoxville
Wheeling
W. Va
Chattanooga
Jacksonville
Fla
Charleston
Texas Fed
Trade Review Reports Mixed Signals From Wheat and Cotton
The weekly Trade Review notes improved iron and cotton conditions offsetting weak wheat results. It cites Bradstreet’s reports of better corn crop prospects, rising merchandise distribution, and stronger pig iron demand, with ongoing labor strains and rail earnings easing.
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Dun & Co
Wven
Boston
China
United States
Canada
New York Grain Market Reports Mixed Wheat and Corn Movements
New York August 5 market notes firm wheat on foreign demand then faded as spring wheat reports improved. Corn receipts and exports show steady activity with spot firmness but later weakness on liquidation. Cotton opened firm on demand from cables and bell support, then fluctuated before closing with modest gains amid fresh crop expectations and Wall Street activity.
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Wall Street Review
New York
Minnesota
Guiet
Duluth
Manitoba
Southwest
Shorts
W. B. Hibbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Gatton Jn
Bell
Galveston
Houston
Wall Street
Western
Liverpool
Cork
Metal Market Update on Tin Copper Lead and Zinc Prices
New York August 6 tin dipped in London and local markets. Copper rose abroad. local tone quiet with minor shifts. Lead steady locally. antimony and tin alloys mixed. foundry grades for Northern and Southern regions listed with price ranges.
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New York
London
Apelter
Tront
Gls
Glaggow
Middlesboro
Ion
Northern
Covabet
Bouthern Gift
Equity Court actions and probate notices in DC court record
Supreme Court of DC hearings list numerous cases including Wagner versus Virginia Alabama Company and Naylor v Naylor with auditor reports, lunacy discharge, contempt rules, and alimony actions. Circuit Court grants amendments and default judgments. probate entries name estates, guardians, and executors with bonds and trial dates, listing dozens of estates with attorneys and administrators.
Real estate transfers list with multiple DC properties
Real estate transfers across Washington DC areas listing buyers and sellers, parcels and blocks with prices. Transfers include First Addition to American University Park, Shoemaker to Byram at blocks 26 27 30 10 No 15 F Street Northeast, and several parcels in Anacostia Ridge Road Garfield and Seventh Street Road with prices from 10 to 12250 dollars.
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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 Listings Across Washington District
Multiple deed of trust entries show properties in blocks and squares across Northwest to Southeast Washington. Names include Woodbury, Howie, Rothwell, Butler, Levy, Bowie, Moran, Gaines, Byrum, Boyd, Smith, and others with specified lots, squares, and monetary amounts ranging from 2,400 to 4,000 dollars. Several entries include terms such as six percent interest, semiannual payments, and durations from one year to five years.
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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
Washington Loan & Trust
Cor
John Joy Edso
JOHN A_ SWOPE
Elias Aprar
Andrew Parker
Harry G Niem
Thomas Bradley
Local Securities Show Mixed Gains on Washington Exchange
Local securities were active with firm tone and notable gains in several issues. Washington Railway and Electric led advances after call, while Capital Traction and Lanston Monotype showed mixed moves. Washington Gas held steady as Ride on Columbia Railroads rose to 118.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Columbia
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Loan and Trust
Suit Over Mining Stocks Court Seeks Restraining Order
Anna Lowell Woodbury asks Justice Barnard for a rule to show cause why a restraining order should not bar Charles R. Fleming from selling stock in the Consolidated Gold Mountain Mining Company and restrict Winifred E. Berry from receiving shares, claiming she deposited 6000 for 101000 shares and seeks an accounting and protection until rights are adjudicated. The case notes the stock could have cost 10000 and she believes her share is incomplete. 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 Lost Million as Judge Urges Grand Jury Probe
Denver judge directs grand jury to fully investigate the Fidelity Savings Association failure that left nearly 3,000 depositors owed about $1,000,000. Judge Samuel L. Carpenter warns of possible criminality and calls for a thorough inquiry.
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Denver
Colo
Samuel L. Carpenter
Fidelity Savings Association
Judge Carpenter
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Cornelius A. Shea
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Jane Roane
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Lottie M. Bruseke
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Wm Miller
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Eilis F. Frost
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George.h. Corey
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Owen _H. Fowler
Lawrence Hufty
John R. Lang, Jr
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JG Kimball
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