Wheat and Steel Stocks Wobble on Wheat Market News
New York stocks held firm against heavy wheat market pressure with steel billet concerns and an open market for finished steel products casting a shadow. Sugar and Metropolitan Street Railway rose on rumors, while government wheat damage estimates awaited. overall trading showed early firmness fading into a weaker close with various bond and currency moves noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uere
United States Steel Preferred
Wall Street
Canning Industry Metropolitan
Interborough
London
Repabie Lion and Steel Company
Dutisburg Steel Company
Tre
Pat Vase
Gail
Sterling Exchange
New York Cotton Market Opens Firm on August Trade
The New York cotton market opened firm and held gains into midday trading as reports of heavy rain in the central belt and rising demand from New Orleans and the South supported prices. September peaked near 1900, October around 983, December 982, January 985, with sales estimated at about 250,000 bales. Bull and outside demand influenced moves, while Houston activity prompted slight declines later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Mississippi
New Orleans
Houston
Financial market snapshot with rail and utility bonds mixed
Closing sales lead with bids from Western Laion Erie and Wisconsin Central listed. Quoted prices cover Atlantic Coast Line Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago lines and national carriers with several bonds showing gains or losses, including Union Pacific and United States Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Laion
Wheeling
Erie
Wisconsin Central
New York
sAtchivon General
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Gag Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Nore
Chisago and Alton
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Northwestern
Pacific
Col. Isaay c
St Louis
Erie General
Fort Worth
Denver City
Lea
Hocking Valley
Louisville
Nashville
Manhattan
Consol Gold
Mexican Central
Moexican Central
Minneapolis
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Kansas
National RR of Mexico
New York Central General
New Jersey Central General
Northern Pacific
Norfolk
Western
Oregon Short Line
Particulous
Pennsylvania
Reading General
Iron Mountains
Consol
San Fraveleco
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Halfway
Teras
Pacfa
Toledo St Louis
Western 4A
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Bohs
Lake Erie
Colorado
Market quotes and bond prices from Washington trades
Closing bid quotations for stocks bonds and certificates of indebtedness across Washington companies and utilities. See Washington Railway and Electric preferred and common, Metropolitan and Columbian railroads, gas, telephone, insurance, and title stocks with prices and yields, plus miscellaneous assets and city trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Electric
Columbia Fire Insurance Company
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston
Attecall—Capital Traction
Washington Railway
Lletme
Suaterday
Stock Exchange Tmstriet
Columbia
Alippwne
Capital Travtion Railroad
Politan Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Ws City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Fotomac
Washington Railway and Electric Company i
Washington Gas Company
Seris
Ashington Gas
United States Electric
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company
First Fe
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Washing
Union Trust and Storage
Washington Savings Bank
Capital Traction Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
The
Washington Railway and Flecric Company
National Bank Stooke
Hank of Washington
Metropolitan
Central
Citizens
Capital
American
Traders
Lincsin
Riggs
Corcoran
Potomac
Arlington
National Union
People’s
Colonial
Columbia Title
Washington Title
Chagapeake
Market Moves Amid Crop Fears and Rust Reports
The market battled a wave of reports on Northwest crop damage from rust and rains, sending wheat, corn, and pork futures volatile. Wheat opened strong but fluctuated with rust fear and near-term supplies. September wheats traded around 101 while nearby corn and pork posted modest gains amid heavy receipts and packer influence.
New York Grain Market Faces Sharp Wheat Rally
Wheat surged on calamity news for spring crop outlook as prices hit new highs. Corn and oats followed the rise with strong spot and futures, while fats and dairy markets showed divergent moves. Trade notes include receipts and exports figures for rye barley corn and butter, with prices and marks across elevator and afloat markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Optham
LIVE STOCK MARKETS REPORTS AUGUST PRICES AND RECEIPTS
In New York and Chicago markets receipts for cattle hogs and sheep show varied demand. Prices steadier for steers and hogs with loads of cattle at 4.00 to 6.40 bold. sheep and lambs lower overall with light supplies and some export demand. Also notes City Bank will not ship 2.5 million in gold tomorrow and Swift & Co reports fresh beef sales in Washington for week ending August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Ine Mnational City Bank
Swift & Co
Washington, D. C
Local securities rise on Washington Railway and Electric gains
Washington Railway and Electric led gains with a 8 per cent net rise after a Dec dividend payment decision. Columbia Fire Insurance odd lot sold at 11, bids held at 10. Mergenthaler small lots advanced, Lanston Monotype climbed slowly, and Capital Traction dipped. Belvin from Washington returned from London with railway bonds and full capital for an American project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington, Railway and Electric
Washington Hailway
Electric Preferred
Columbia Fire Insurance
Mergenthaler
Lanston Monotype
Capital Traction
Sullivan Bully & Co Fails to Settle Debts
New York August 8 Daniel J Bully & Co notified creditors they cannot fulfill last month’s plan to settle 40 percent of claims in cash plus 10 percent in ninety day notes. Insolvency leads to liquidation. Debtors dispute margins held at Corn Exchange Bank and Cotton Exchange creditors seek return. Trustees delay ruling. meeting adjourned to October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel J Bully & Co
Corn Exchange Bank
Cotton Exchange
Baltimore Markets Grist and Grain Prices Report
Baltimore markets report mixed grain prices for August with firm winter and spring wheat values, steady butter and cheese, and steady eggs. Corn and oats show dull to easier trading. receipts tallied for several commodities, including large wheat barrels and diverse regional yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Western
Southern
Liverpool
Cork
Washington Produce Market Receipts Boost Dull Market
Readable prices show heavy receipts of fruits and vegetables with mixed value ranges. Potatoes, cabbage, beets, carrots, cucumbers, and onions list near by rates. peaches from Maryland and Georgia. cantaloupes and watermelons priced per crate, box, or per 100 as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Maryland
Sensations in an Auto from the Metropolitan Magazine
Excerpt describes a fast auto ride near Kingston along a road with pine and heather, noting exhilaration and panoramic speed unlike rail travel. It then shifts to mentions of Bisley in the King's dominions, the Shaftesbury boys farm, and a stray testimonial about Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, with vendors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Magazine
Kingston
Portsmouth
London
Mal Bisley
British Empire
King’s Dominions
Wimbledon
Bisley
National Rifle Association
Shaftesbury
Equity and bankruptcy court notices in judiciary district records
A legal notices digest from the Supreme Court District of Columbia lists multiple equity, bankruptcy, circuit, and criminal actions. Cases include Klee vs Washington Loan and Trust Company with guardian ad litem. Hazen vs Ludlow. Ballinger matters. Turner vs Masters on property restraints. and various trusteeships and alimony actions. Property transfers across wards and streets such as Connecticut and Massachusetts avenues are noted with assessed values and parcel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court District of Columbia
Equity Court
Barnard
Klee
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Guardian Ad Litem
Birney &Woodard
Cale & Donaldson
J. B. Larner
Hazen Ve. Ludlow
Heltor
Benjamin
Leighton
Ballinger
JE Uates
Washington Loan and Trust
District of Columbia
Hliskell & McLeran
F ST
Deeds of Trust Probate Court Actions and Admin Notices
Probate notices cover letters of administration bonds and guardian appointments. Cases include Adolph Conrad estate with Bessia Conrad as administrator bond $100, sale confirmations for Catharine ONeill real estate, Susan Wheeler rule to show cause, and Charles W. Grigsby admin to Ethel M Grigsby with bond $100. Other items: Fred English debt collection order, Roger H. Love guardian loan action, Annie Shorter guardian appointment bond $2,000, Sandy Stephenson administration bond $1,500, Sarah Williams Tetters administration bond $1,500, Mary Moreland will probate dated April 22 1904, Agnes Albert guardian William Henry Dennis bond $10, and Elizabeth Rittenhouse deposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Barnard
Adolph H. A. Conrad
Bessia Conrad
Lavi H. David
Catharine O'Neil
H. A. Hegarty
Susan ‘Wheeler
Levi H. David
Douglass & Douglass
Charles W. Grigsby
Ethel M Grig
Real Estate Transfers on Thirteenth Street Southeast and Surrounding Areas
A cleaned summary of transfer listings shows Walter E Wright and others selling lots to the Stephenson couple on Thirteenth Street Southeast. numerous mortgage and security transfers noted across blocks and squares including 1037, 517, 1272, 895, and 1006, with varied parties and terms. Additional lawsuits list damages and civil actions, including The Land Filtration Corporation of America seeking $20,000 and several plaintiff attorney references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aqi
Sydney
the Land Filtration Corporation of America
Niles & Whitt and
Hughes & Gray
Mary A Wefers
Nellie Smith
W E Ambrose
C H Merilat
Moscow
Georges Creek Mining Company
Charles FL Consaul
Ida M Moyers
W. E Ambrose
C H Merillet
William H. Michael
Shippen
Emanuel M Howlett
Albert L Richardson
Oldest Living Thing: Cypress Tree Near Chepultepec Older Than 6000 Years
The St Louis Globe-Democrat notes a Cypress tree in Chepultepec Mexico about 6,200 years old, surpassing famed yews in England. It compares long lived organisms, citing Humboldt and Decandole, and explains that trees rarely die of old age, with death usually caused by accidents or environmental factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chepultepec
Mexico
St Louis Globe-Democrat
England
Saesar
Fortingal
Perthshire
Hedsor
Humboldt
Central
Africa
Adamson
Russian Duplicity and Anti-Kissing Society Teasers
A collage notes Russia’s treatment of American investors with cases like Westinghouse and Singer, predicting better US trade prospects after the Russo-Japanese War. It also mentions the Anti-Kissing Society and a humorous certificate of membership. Short classifieds note available offices in the Jenifer Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Vom Schierbrand
Russia
Westinghouse Airbrake Company
St. Petersburg
Sfesco
Westinghouse
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Nishni Novgorod
Far East
Caseell
Saturday Journal
John Joel
Jenifer
Jth and
D Sts
America's First Composer William Billings A Boston Tanner
Boston tanner William Billings born October 7 1764 shaped early American music with patriotic tunes. Despite deformities and rough manners his work inspired Revolutionary era colonists and helped introduce notable instruments to New England churches. He died September 26 1800 in Boston and is likely buried on Boston Common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mary C. Crawford
National Magazine
William Billings
New England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stoces
New York Stock Market
Soha Pit Aly
Sar and Foundry
Isa
Carsad
Ameriae
Cutton
Wey
Totton
Amerian Ico
Amer van Linseed
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining
Tis
Stethison
Yor Atchison
Chis
Atsa
Ohly
Hrookiya Mapit Transit
Canadian Parke
New Jersey
Chesapeake
Otlo
Aiton
Alton
Vita
St Paul
St_ Louis
Ivan Luo
Tolorade
Bouthern
Sother
Pouthern
Delaware Aid Hudson
Rio Grande
Denver
Rio
Eric
Toby
Valles Walt
Cntral
Luwa
Isla Lows
Raneas City
Manhattan L
van Securit
Metropoltan Corral
St Lous Mi
Ste
Oo Bay
Missourt Kans
Tex
Sational
New York Central
Newfold
Ivan
Suan Palace
Sealy
Abne Steel Ptt
Keck
Souahwest
Bom Southert Railway
Tennessee Coal and
Tates Steel AO
Wabah Fon
A . i S . Wells Fargo Express
Westinghorse Electrict
New Spa
Adatet
Galveston
Wilmington
Normaline
Uwe
Philadelphia
Savannah
Bee
Memphis
Augusta
Charleston
Great Britain
Continent
Sontinent
France
Japan
King
W. B. Hibbs & Co
RHL
Covron
Imra
New 4A
Aldés
Chicago Grain
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Ciypaciis
Trealla'ng
Agilo
Minneapolia
Illinois
Misouri
NEW York Grain
Minnesota
Luyerce
Cordova
Long Island
Jerem Southern
Long
Jersey
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
Wayne Belvin
Washington
Cecil Hotel
Belvin
Atlantic
America
Sully
Washington Produce Market
Charles QO. Brown
Journalat
Minn
Dr. Agnew
P.G. Affieck
Pa. Ave
Kieczewski's
St. St
Wiliam FE. Woodend
Cirucit Court
Traders’ National Bank
Towles
Gordon & Gordon
Walter C. Clephane
Bunten
American Security and Trust Company
Flalutiffa
B F. Leighton
Defendsata
W. D. Davidge
Criminal Court
United States
John W. Taylor
Herbert Akers
James L. Nelli
Fountain Peyton
Jackson H. Balston
Luke 4
LE Droit Park
Efthel M. Pearson
Thomasesma J. Herriot
Harlem
John T. Dale
Mindle EB. Evans
Barnes Homestead
Anacostia
Orrin
Hallam Et al
Wehn Baum
Baward Brown
Bernard F. Schubert
George Stambaugh
Massachusetts Avenue
Margaret O'Connor
John O'Connor
William H. Sholes Et al
Lawrence
Michael
Ebien
Catherine Kenney
Seventeenth Street
Mary T Ryan
William Hanngn
New York Avenue
Kirby Street
Julius A Maeden
Emilie A. Maeden
Theodore A .Moritz
Frederick J. Moritz
Theodore & Moritz
Esie ‘Moritz
Edward G Moritz
Thirteenth Street
Walter E. Wright
Emily Stephenson
Isherwood
Robert H Burnett
Johanda Neville
Twenty-First Street
Square
Charles F Huber
William Edmonaton
Corbin Thompson
James W Wrench
John R. Stephenson
Sane
Mary V
Alexander Schmid
Thomas W
J. Howerd Fowler
George P. Kirtewood
Whith Haven
Clarence E. Ernest
Maurice
Sturgeon
Isaac E. Shoemaker
Mary E Sutlim
Mary EB. Dalaer
Arthur C
Jesse H Wilson
William T Brown
Thomas Brown
John Raumetux
Edward Brown
Orrin B Hallam
Maria E Golden
Johanna Kern
Henry H Bergmann
George M Emmerich
Building ‘Association
Ella E. Brown
George R
Equitable Co-operative Buildings Association
Thomas Evans
Walter Reox
Frederick W. Graham
Howard
Joseph_ DB
Wilamson, Jr
Herbert A Gil
Christian J Abham
Theodora NW Gill
Lawrence, Michael, Ellen
Edward Witagerald
John J Fegan
Enterprise Serial Building Association
University Park
Fannie S Perry
Josiah B
Ior
Ferry Commission Co
Ferry Commissaion Company
Chesley & Spence
Slorado
Phone
Mato
Sernation, Banking Corporation
C Street N. W
Financial News of the World
Haight & Freese Co
Broadway
F St. N. W
B. C
B. H. Warner CO
F Street Nw
Barnard & Mark
Union Bank
Bowo Building
Sov Yoravemc
Traders National Bank
10Th ST
PA Ave
Travelers
General Banking
Lewis Johnson & CO
Stn
Blinding
Moore & Sonley
Vape
Congressional
District of Columbia Capital
Corralitos
Candelaria
Chihauma Mentes
Treasury
Home Life
Corloth
Washington Loan & Trust Co
COR
STH
Fsts Pam
John Joy Edson
JOHN A_ SWOPE
Ellis Spfar
Andrew Parkes
Harry G Wees
Thomas Bradley Real
Riggs National Bank
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
Corner 15Th 8T
New York Ave
Elock
Asociation
Offic
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
St John
EDSON
Jllis Spear
GEQ
Casillar
Frank Preeside
N. W
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Richard & McCurdy
Thomas P. Morgan
W.b.hibbs & CO
National Metropolitan Bank
United States Depository
Calarg Ae
Naa Surety Loan Company
Warder
Busineea
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Co
E Street
Potomac Guarantee Loan CO
N. W. Atlantic Building
Rooma
Tpward
Furniture Pianos &E
Building and Loan Association
National Mortgage Loan Company
Compa
Ney
Nal Loan and Investment Co
Renda
Washington Mortgage Loan Co
Planos
Capital Loan Co
Ciiies
Brouman
13Th St