Prices Rule Higher In Opening Stock Market Trade
New York stock market opened with a strong upward drift as several issues hit new high records for the current movement. European demand and London reopenings supported optimism while Great Northern briefly paused after hitting the 300 mark due to a report of James J. Hill’s return to St Paul.
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Great Northern
Washington Post
New York
Europe
London
St. Paul
James J. 4Vil
Vanderbilt
Michigan Central
Big Four
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
United States States
New York Money Market Reports Mixed Rates
New York money market notes show varied yields with terms for commercial paper and treasuries uneven. Rounding rates, closing bids, and demand figures are noted amid price fluctuations and investor caution.
New York Cotton Market Shows Mixed Day of Activity
New York August 7 The cotton market was more active yet closed weak with a barely steady finish after a small opening advance. Sales estimated at 250 000 bales. October at 3 32, November 9 92, December 19 00. Local and Liverpool pressure drove a late day decline as selling dominated by wire houses and Southern interests.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Liverpool
Continent
Pat
Pricea
Tha Azecon
Tepert
Bouthweat
Geloher
Metal Market Report Mixed London and New York Prices
METAL MARKET New York August 7 prices in London mixed with little support to sustain prior gains. Spot tin steadies while copper and zinc advance. lead and zinc rise in London but stay flat locally. Foundry alloys fluctuate with varied quotes across Northern and Southern foundries.
Wall Street Gossip Speculates on Market Distribution
Washington Post reports on the day’s trading as bulls fear heavy stock blocks to unload. Amalgamated Copper shows life amid profit-taking. Wells Fargo hits 300 with annual meeting looming. Proxies mix in Harrriman factions as Union and Southern Pacific retreat. readings on Reading and Pennsylvania highlight bull movement tension.
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Washington Post
New York
Amalgamated Copper
Wells Fargo
Harrriman
Hack
Union
Southern Pacific
C.B
Anama Express
Kansas Cit
Southern
Kansas Cy Southers
Missouri Pacific
Mimouri
Kansas
Texas
Norfolk
Ontario and Western
American Sugar Rellyng
Norfolk and Wastern
Am ‘Tabsees
Anaconda, Ag
Jeraag Yee
Northern
Faslie
Atchizon
Pacifc Mail
Atchison
iWa
Pennsylvania
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Oaag
Anal
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Palacs
Cates
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Stae
Joraty
Chesapeake
Curatow
Republic Steel
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Chicago
Northweste
Rock Island
And
Paul
St Louis
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Southern Railway
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Western
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Union Pacite
Postelist
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United States Express
Mira
Vaasat
United States Realty
eosUmited States Slugaer
United States
Great Northurn
International Paper
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Frost
Westlashbusett
Western Union
International
International Pump
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wisconsin
Otal
Tootowa Central
Wisconsin Central Pet
Nes
Esceel
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
New York Produce Prices and Market Report
New York markets show mixed tones across commodities. Flour receipts 24,637 barrels with steady prices. rye flour easy. cornmeal firm. butter, cheese, eggs, hay, leather, wool, beef, pork, and lard largely steady. coffee, sugar flat to firm. cottonseed oil weak. molasses steady. poultry mixed. freight rates to Liverpool steady while potato prices reflect slow demand.
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New York
Perm
Liverpool
Jersey
Baltimore Markets Report from Aug 7 Trading
Baltimore markets show firmer grain and dairy prices with steady sugars. Wheat and corn hold gains, oats steady, rye firm, hay unchanged, and grain freights unchanged as butter cheese and sugar hold to slight shifts in spot and September contracts.
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Red
Isis
Steamer
Southern
Grede
BELL
Market gains and active trading on Washington Railway shares
The market showed improved tone and active trading on several securities led by Washington Railway and Electric preferred and Mergenthaler. Railway preferred traded around 87 with sales near 87 1/8, 87 1/4. Mergenthaler saw strong demand at 198 1/4, closing near 196 1/2. Washington Railway and Electric bonds and other issues also traded, with mixed activity across the board.
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Washington
Railway and Electric Preferred
Mergenthaler
Railway Preferred
Sleht
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Ifat
Washington bond and stock quotations prompt mixed trading
The report lists bids and prices across Washington area bonds and stocks including Capital Traction, Washington Railway and Electric, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, and Metropolitan lines. It notes bid allocations for the day, with numerous figures for bonds such as Capital Traction Railroad 4s 1903-20 and U S electric debentures, alongside listed bank stocks, insurance shares, and utilities, reflecting varied market activity.
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Columbia Railway
Washington Ieilway
Norfolk and Washinam
Trauticn
Washington Railway
aTid
STM
BTS
Chesapeake and Potomac
Mergenthaler
Lanaton
Greens Copper
Mitchell
American National Bank
Capital Traction
Atnek Exchange
District of Columbia
Baa
Philippine Land Purchase Dz
Railrund Bonda
Capital Traction Railroad
Anacostia
Columbia, Allroad
IBM
Washington Railway and Electric
United States
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Maret Gomipiay
Potomac Elactric Light
Washington Gas Company
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Depoole and Trust
Washington Town and
Geraran-American
National Union
Columbia
Riggs
People's
Commercial
Washington
Chesapeane
Gan Atocks
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gan
Pe ‘Huichine Atocka
Bergenthaler Lisotyne
Lanston Monotype
Mascallancoun atocks—Greetta Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
Norfolk and Washington
Washington Market Report on Eggs Butter and Meats Prices
Market tones show eggs steady to firm with slight shifts and cold storage stock rising. Prices posted for butter cheese dressed poultry and vegetables with regional Virginia and New York State factory notes and meat quotes for cattle hogs and lambs reflecting overall steady demand and current supplies.
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Virginia
Southern
New York State
Celves
Livestock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Livestock receipts and prices across New York and Chicago markets show steady or slow demand. Beeves receipts near 980 with weak common cattle and firm beef. calves scarce with Kentucky Virginia sales around 4.60 to 6.60 per 100 pounds. sheep and lambs about 6,165 head with slow but steady demand. hogs 1,208 head, market steady. Chicago cattle receipts 4,500 with market steady for common to prime steers.
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New York
Kentucky
Virginia
Chicago
Market News Blasts South Dakota Wheat and Grain Rally
New York grain prices edge higher amid rains and weather for winter wheat prospects. Chicago reports wheat gains on Oklahoma Kansas and Texas rain, with September futures near daily highs. Corn and oats see varied moves as traders weigh receipts, exports, and country demand.
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New York
Duluth
Seth
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Steics
MGM
Aec
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texan
Shack
South Dakota
Tir
Minneapolis
Illinois
Indiana
Shorts
Stosa
Ito
Curt
Hess
Tololo Ohio and Indiana Credit and Shipment Totals
Insoluble OCR fragment lists credit balances shipments and averages for Tololo Ohio North Lima South Ulms Indiana and related cities with figures such as 89 63 893 12 013 63 193 63 202 and 69 927 in an irregular ledger-like line.
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Tololo
Ohio
North Lima
South Ulms
Indiana
Linta
Praise for Uncle Sam’s Work in Tutuila Samoa
A London Mission Society resident in Tutuila Samoa writes to Secretary Bonaparte praising U S efforts to improve island conditions since the American flag was raised. He lauds late commanders Sebree Underwood and current Governor Moore for establishing just governance and fostering a cooperative Samoan populace.
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London, Mission Society
Tutuila
Samoa
Hawker
Bonpare
United States
Tatuila
Maine
Sebree
Underwood
Moore
Gov. Moore
Santo Domingo Seeks 20 Million Dollar Loan
An extended State Department conference in Washington included Acting Secretary Bacon Dominican minister Velasquez and American customs chief Hollander. Dominican officials seek United States backing for a 20 million dollar loan claiming it can reduce public debt. Americans may buy Dominican bonds if the State Department lends moral support while customs control remains with the government until bonds mature.
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State Department
Bacon
Velasquez
Commerce
Hollander
Santo Domingo
United States
Two Claimants for $2,977 In Treasury Show Cause
Secretary of the Treasury was yesterday urged by Justice Barnard to show cause Friday why he should not be enjoined from paying $2,977 to William F. Zibell trustee of the bankrupt estate of Fredda Garthwalt a car cage contractor. The citation stems from a petition by Title Surety and Company of Scranton Pa surety on a bond of the contractor to build a … The surety company claims it completed the work after abandonment by the contractor and is entitled to payment. demand for the money was contested pending determination of ownership. Government receipts and expenditures are listed with Internal Revenue, customs and miscellaneous sums.
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Treasury
Justice Barnard
William F. Zibell
Fredda Garthwalt
Suara and Surety Company
Scranton
Pe Anderson, Ind
Philip Walker
Surety Company
Legal Record from Supreme Court and Courts in DC
Equity cases, bankruptcy, probate, and civil actions listed with parties and counsel. Includes alimony, guardianship, administration, and specific petitions. notes receivers authorized to enter salt, discharge orders, and partition suits. litigation involving Title Guaranty and Surety Co and various defendants.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity
Justice Bernard
Gibron Ve. McLaughlin
Gordon & Gordon
Guaranty Zf Surety Co
Ve. Ghan
Philp Waller
Drew Ys
Builders’ Supply Co
H. Kimball
W. A. Johnston
Howard Bord
Gray Ve Gray
Douglass & Doug
Haguer
J. C. Roger
J. Miz
Guaranty and Surety Co
Leslie M. Shaw
Tressury
Mlzanf Aurtion
Golieltor
Philip Welker
Rebecos
Nicholls
John Harmionds
Partition
Golietter
Thonad Walker
Eden Briecos
Prince A Weaver
al Partition
Sheshy
George EL Ware
Tonlas
George C Gertuiay
John Ridont
Lowey
John Ms McCormick Etto
Complatiant
Marlow
James F. Food
Louisa Cammack
Real Estate Transfers in Northwest Washington District
Property transfers across blocks and streets in Northwest and surrounding sections list buyers, sellers, lot and square numbers, and prices ranging from $5 to $30,000. Entries include angles in Columbia Heights and Mount Pleasant with parties such as Philip H. Christman Rebecca Nelson and Elizabeth Bartlett, among others.
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Philip H. Christman
Columbia
Teyetux
Kathers M. Welker
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Frank H. A. Schott
Marie W
Bertha Schott
Eatete
Charley Anthony Schott
Twelfth Street
Warn Strests
Michael J. Hine
William V. Cox
Edward 0. Whitford
Square
Whliam A. Wimsatt
Richard H. Johnson
Edward Q. Whitford
Fifteenth
Harry D. Moulton
James W
Jones
Mary G. Jomen
Moore & Barbour
Ludwig J. Grieb
St Ux
Ralph K. Hall
Lot Sf
Ralph L. Hall
Ludwig J Grieb
Johanna Grieb
Fourteenth
Georgy & Cooper Et Ux
Rice
Duncan Street
Pifeenth
Eorge
Cooper Et Ux
John J. Smith
William Wupertus
Twenty-First
Touird F. Erwin
Alexander AL Semmes
Lemue
Mayhew
Margaret Wood
Licensed To Marry In A Fragmented Ledger
The notice lists multiple couples and clergymen from Maryland and Virginia, including Thorss A Adavis and Melissa B Ricketts, both connected to Baltimore, with other pairs such as William Steindale with Annie Hierstetter. It appears as a fragmented marriage license notice from several towns, naming judges and reverends involved in the arrangements.
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Thorss A. Adavis
Baltimore
Melissa B Ricketts
Rackstile
B. F. Pitinger
William Steindale
Annie Hierstetter
Lewis J. O'Neal
J. P Folomon Dy Kine
Charlottessite Va
May Snyder
Harrisonburg
McLaughlin
Henry Jackson
Lottie Davis
Deeds of Trust in Columbia Heights and Nearby Areas
Property security notices list multiple deeds of trust across Columbia Heights and surrounding neighborhoods. Names include Mildred Fishback, Oscar Phelps Avalin, Kathryn M Welker, Mary A McEul, Annie V Crockett, and James Short, with lenders such as Washington Trust Company and Equitable Co operative Building Association. Assigned amounts range from 300 to 5 900 dollars, terms from 1 to 36 months, rates around 5 percent, with semi annual or monthly interest. Areas mentioned include Petworth Friendship Mount Airy and Square numbers.
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Columbia Heights
Hanora A. Goddard
William F
George M
Emmerton
Mackall
Washington
Permanent Building Association
Doe
Mildred Fishback Et Jr
John H
W. Riley Deeble
Albert Sturtevant
Mary J. Hardwin
Oscar Phelps
Dobbins “Additon
Suran Bryarly
Broeat
Deniet
Mattern
Secura
Melvin H. Hartiman
Aquare
Square 62
Kate
Connor
Cabell Wit
Fammeon
Guy P. Warran
Petworth
John F. Haber
Percy A Ruceall
Thomas H. Bates
Charles “J. Butler
Friendship
Mount Airy
Kathryn M. Welker
MP. Walker
T. J. Glies
Thomas F. Isley
Robertyl O'Brien
Tm Washoo
Ington Lean An& Trust Company
Equitable Co-operative Building ‘Association
Latese L. Burn Et Vir
James
Bobrate Gimbal
Asoncia- Mor
Mary A. McEul
Alex H. Pell
Frank P. Madigan
Philly Schwarts
James G. Short
Andrew ‘Wilson
Noel W. Barkedale
Helen ‘M. Stalee
Annie V. Crockett
William If
Odward S. Wescott
George F . Hane
J. Cassin Howard
William Y.cor
Edward 0. Whitford
John Miller
Health Office Record With Patient Ages and Addresses
Health Office Record dated up to August seventh lists individuals with ages and street addresses across multiple neighborhoods. Entries include Alana M Wells 43 Fenton St NE one year, George Green 1320 St SW tt years, and Amy Molarke 1256 6th St NE eight years, among others from Columbia DC area hospitals and clinics.
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Alana M. Wells
Fenton St. Ne
George Green
Willis J. Reston
Porter
Amy Molarke
6Th St. Ne
Jane E. Thomas
Columbia Ra
Mary G. Scherrer
Prospect Ave
Julia A. Weaver
Jeferson Ave
Graham’ Peony
Ms St. Ne
John
Bchmiat
Nichols Ave
Anacostia
Frank Hayek
Limerick d Am
Thomas Quins
Owrente Wafte
Ath St
Ernest J. A Moran
Lawrence St. Ne
Bevan Bryans
Casualty Hospital
Rosa Prince
Thomas F. Baughman
St. Nw
Martha A. Ballingte
Aargareth Gooding
St Nw
Yaare
Mary B. Stouffer
Ivan B. Griffith
D St Nw
Mark Broadhead
13Th St. Nw
George
Rogers
I. Se
Viola Cole
Gheeter
Marrlon Z. Davis
St. Ge
Eight Hour Law Violators Fined in Police Court
Guilty pleas were entered by District Construction Company and Penn Bridge Company in police court for violating the eight hour law. Each faced a $2 fine after assurances from officials that further offenses would cease. Sancel P. White and Patrick H. Hagen represented the firms, with Hamilton and Colbert handling legal matters. The district attorney urged clemency, noting the defendants’ willingness to refrain from further violations.
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District Construction Company
Penn Bridge Company
Sancel P. White
Penn Company
Patrick H. Hagen
Hamilton & Colbert
Baker
Leyhuyve
Standard Oil Grand Jury Sworn In in Chicago
A special Federal grand jury in Chicago was sworn in before Judge Ti Bethea to probe Standard Oil business methods and product transportation by railroads. Evidence will begin tomorrow morning with witnesses excused until then.
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Chicago
Aus
Standard Oil Company
Ti. Bethea
United States District Court
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