Bear Raid On Stocks Feeds Downward After Crop Report
New York stock market closes weak as bears press shares causing fresh declines after a crop report disappoints traders. Analysts cite labor and transportation worries, banking charter doubts, and profit-taking, with liquidation driven by inflation fears rather than cotton speculation.
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Bankers Trust Merger Completes. New Bank Formed in New York
Bankers Trust Company and the Mercantile Trust Company have completed their merger. The resulting institution will be named Bankers Trust Company with E. C. Conversa elected president. Veal calves steady, hogs and lambs show mixed quotes in market notes from New York trading desks.
Wall Street Gossips On Time Money Market And Crop Prospects
Distinctly firmer time money market reflects cash withdrawals by interior banks and crop movement. Treasury warns Panama Canal bonds exchanges end Aug 12. traders recount past tips, rail and bond market shifts, and curb stock activity amid mixed crop and commodity signals.
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Market dull as investors seek few Washington Gas gains
Washington trading was light amid midsummer heat with only modest gains in Washington Gas. Washington Railway and Electric and Capital Traction issues traded small blocks, while Mergenthaler and Lanston shares showed minor activity. The morning saw promotions and property transfers, including Wardman house construction and a 64 H Street northeast sale, as banks eye calls and new counterfeit alerts touch the local scene.
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Capital Traction Fs
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New York Produce Prices and Market Report Summary
New York prices show steady or firmer trends across commodities with supplies and receipts noted for creamettes, eggs, flour, and rice. Wheat futures rose modestly while government crop reports spurred profit-taking. barley and corn markets remained steady with varied hog and beef values.
New York cotton markets rally on covering amid mixed crop news
Today's trading followed yesterday's break with a substantial rally as covering and renewed bus support offset by less favorable South crop advices. August fell four points while later months rose 22 to 28 points. Liverpool sentiment remained unsettled amid railroad strikes. Fresh fruits and vegetables showed good demand. eggs butter and cheese quoted. Wheat corn oats and barley futures noted firm starts with later liquidation and export interest.
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Virginia
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Large crop declines outlook worst since 1901
The July crop report from the Department of Agriculture warns of an exceptionally large drop in yields due to drought and heat. Corn losses reach 336,000,000 bushels and wheat 35,286,000 bushels with overall conditions the worst since 1901 though nationwide acreage remains high and rains may improve later.
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The Metal Market Report From New York and London
Copper prices held steady in New York and London with spot ranges around 12.36 to 12.87 per unit and futures near 12.20 to 12.87. Arrivals today totaled 560 tons in New York, while exports in the safer thin month reached 6 515 tons. iron markets showed quiet trading with varying regional warrants and foundry grades.
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Live Stock Markets Busy at Chicago and New York
Chicago's market shows cattle receipts at 17 000 head with strong values for Reeves and Texas steers, hogs steady after slight early gain, sheep and lambs weak-to-mixed. New York reports cattle and calf activity with steers steady to higher, calves weak, and sheep and lambs up to 26 cents. Hog figures across markets vary with general firmness in some lots.
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Western
New York
Baltimore Markets Aus Aug 9 Wheat Prices and Poultry Rates
Market report from Baltimore notes firmer wheat at 91 1 2 cents on grade, corn around 68, oats steady, rye quiet. Live poultry prices listed for spring chickens small to medium ducks and geese, old hens and roosters, pigeons and guinea fowl with varied per pound and per pair figures. Butter and dairy prints quoted, eggs across Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio and nearby regions with firsts and losses noted for several locales.
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Philadelphia markets report mixed prices and steady to firm tones
In Philadelphia during August weaker contract grades and export elevator levels coexist with firm corn and butter markets. No. 2 yellow corn remains strong for local trade while oats hold steady and eggs show firm Pennsylvania firsts. Cheese and poultry show cautious firmness with regional variations in prices. potatoes in Jersey hold at firm levels.
Treasury Balance and Receipts Deficit Report
At the start of the business day the U S Treasury balance stood at 87 748 019 in Treasury offices 34 474 208 in banks and Philippine treasury totaling 150 540 15 The day’s receipts were 1 842 618 and disbursements 2 741 932 The year to date deficit sits at 17 614 148 with last year’s figure shown at 19 983 661 These figures exclude Panama Canal and Sable debt transactions.
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New York Money Market Report On August 9
Money on call remains steady at 2 1/4 to 2 1/2 percent with close bids around 2 1/2. Time loans show firmness at 2 1/2 percent for 60 days and 7 percent for six months. Prime mercantile paper quoted near 4 1/4 to 4 1/2 percent. Foreign exchange steady with bankers' bills at 80 75 for 60 day and 48 595 for sight. Government and railroad bonds described as steady with mixed notes on exchange. Silver at 52 1/2. Mexican dollars mentioned at 43.
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Oil Quotations and Upcoming The Sunday Post Feature
Oil quotations show August shipments and averages across cities including Toledo North Lima South Lime and Indiana. The Sunday Post's Monthly Magazine will feature Richard Wightman with a 4 story piece Boone's Barnyard Circus promising humor and reflection.
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Equity Court Record Highlights Multiple Probate and Divorce Actions
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia reports numerous equity matters. Decrees for sale bonds listed with amounts, adoptions and name changes ordered, audits ratified, and various rule dates set. Bankruptcy and probate filings include estates of Forster Howell Gray Newburn Webb and others with bonds and letters. several divorces and quiet title actions noted among equity suits. Numerous real estate caption entries show mortgage securities and trust company dealings across several wards.
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Herman Forster
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Fred Eichelberger
William A. Gray
Washington Loar and Trust Company
John B. Larner
Robert Pace
Guardian
W. J. Lambert
Mary F. Newburn
Marie A. D. Madro
Birney & Woodard
Martin V. Webb
Samuel D. Webb
A. B. Webb
George V. Knox
Maddox & Gatley
Lucy Mr. Ward
Mabel Ward
Frank Stetson
Real estate secured notes and loans listed in notices
A sequence of historical loan and security notices shows multiple parties including W. Millar, Roy White, Edw McAleer, William E. Norris, P. Thompson, John Hobs, Arthur B Shelton, American Security and Trust Company, National Savings and Trust Company, and Life Insurance Company of Virginia. These entries describe monthly installments, interest rates around 5 to 6 percent, loan amounts from 1,080 to 3,000 dollars, and various lot and square numbers in named districts, with securing parties and property details such as lots and sections.
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John L. Furretux
J. M. Maupin
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PH. Russell
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William H Warner
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Charles E Tribby
Theodore P. Heap
John J. Costinett
George W. Linking
W. H. Lintans
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Pleasant Plains
William E. McNamara
Charles Bendheim
L. Pretzfelder
Berste M. Linger
Esther Sherman
Lot & Square
Moore & Barbour
Eleanor E. Ogden
F. A. Blunden
Charles N Gregory
Jane W. Gregory
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Henry W. Offutt
G. W. Offutt, Jr
Benjamin A. Bowles
Potomac Savings Bank
Trinidad
William T. Stuart Et Ax
Wa Hin
R. W. Beall
C. W. Carr, Jr
Rosetta Lucas
John B. Larner
J. A. Hamilton
Washington Sea and Trust Company
Leroy Gaddie. Jr
DH. Fowler
A. E. Walker
H. M. Brightwell
Harte R. Shenpard
H. PB. Davie
District of Columbia
W. Millar
Joseph M Carmodi
Brightwool Park
Roy White
Hill
Row Beall
Edw McAleer
William E. Norris
P. Thompson
John A. Hamilton
Cure TW. Smith
Ernest Burgdorf
John A. Coke, Jr
FA. Tsebistely, Jr
Ecure Life Insurance Company of Virginia
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington Areas
Real estate transfers listed for several Washington areas including Peanwood Heights, Heights, North Carolina Avenue Northeast, and more. Transactions involve numerous lots and squares with prices commonly at $10 or higher, notably $1500 and $18 000 in some entries. Names such as John W. Gregory Daniel Tibbs Willis W. Jones Josiah Tyree Mary Ketchum Annin Cunningham Elizabeth Lusty Jennie Payne and others appear with tract designations and parcel numbers.
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John W. Gregory
Daniil Tibbs
Buck
Daniel Tibbs
Ts Y. Dones
Willis W. Jones
Josiah S Tyree
North Carolina Avenue
Fourteenth Spd
Mary Ketchum
Daniel J. Sullivan
Tenth
Annin Cunningham
Elizabeth M Lusty
Mar Haller
John F Anns
Samuel A Drury
WY Uisawell
Harry A. Kite
Fifteenth Street
William H. Warner
Jennie B Payne
Twelfth
Thirteenth Streets
New York
Georgi R Linkine
Ruetees
John J. Costinett
Twentieth Street
Robert H McNeill
Fide Woterman
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Resse Mc Tang
Woodridge
Henry G Vierh
Charles D. Holden
Washington Heights
Fardon
Madeline Mitchell
Eckington
Joseph M. Carmody
Harry R. Sheppard
Trinidad
Joseph B. Band
James Ly Karrick
U Street
O. H. Fowler
W. H. Holloway
Leroy Gaddis, Jr
Drightwood Park
Edward McAleer
Ef Ax
N. Roy White
LE Prout Park
Fiva
Paul Et’ Yir
H. R. Howenstein
Second
Third
H. Wardman
Toilliam Figs Norris
Agnes G. Norris
Julia R. W. Daniel
Charles J. Kappler
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