Stocks Rally Amid Crop Report Smog and Profit Taking
New York Aug 11 The stock market opened strong as the government crop report shaped sentiment but soon faltered. Wheat and corn upended optimism while large profit taking spread shares from strong to weak hands. Steel and Metropolitan issues sagged amid profit taking and skeptical tone. bonds remained active with United States 4s rising.
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Northwestern
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Stock Exchange Quoted Prices and Market Outlook
The report lists securities from New York, Chicago, and Baltimore exchanges with varied yields and prices. It notes rains and cooler weather easing risk, followed by a mid day market dip and late day weakness, with a net loss around 4.7 points. Wheat jumps on a government crop report, corn and oats react, and hog arrivals press prices lower.
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Stock Market and Bond Quotes from Washington and New York
Closing bid quotations show District of Columbia bonds and Metropolitan Railroad notes at varied prices, with Washington Gas and United States Electric Light securities listed. Stocks across banks, railroads, and utilities appear with mixed values, while the New York cotton market opens higher on August futures expectations.
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Mergenthaler Linotype
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dSs
Philippine Land Purchase
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Washington Gas Company
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Chesapeake and Fotomac
Washington Market Company
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Union Truss and Storage
Washington Ravings Bank
Capital Traction Company
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan
Central
Farmers and Mechanics
Second
Citizens
Columbia
Capital
American
Lincoln
Riger
Franklin
Corcoran
Potomac
Arington
National Union
People's
Commercial
Colonal
Columbia Title
Washington Title
Chesapeake and Potomac
Lanston Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Washington Market
Norfolk
Washington
J. Maury Dove Company
Realty Appraisal and Agency Company
New York Grain Market Sees Wheat Rally on August News
Wheat prices surged to new highs as crop reports spurred short coverings and bulls. May and September futures climbed, with December and other contracts posting gains. corn and oats markets followed mixed futures with overall firm tone despite early declines.
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Duluth
Manitoba
Hearish
Buahela
New York Produce Prices Mixed Across Staples
New York markets report varied movements in August readings with receipts at 11,886. Irregular notes show changes in gherse, pigs, flour, rye flour, corn meal, hay, hides, leather, wool, coal, lard, pork, tar, pon, and peppers. Copper and tin move in London. local metals quoted steady to unchanged with some shifts in electrolytic and foundry grades. Potatoes, cabbage, and peanut prices listed with regional distinctions. Freight rates to Liverpool remain steady. overall market activity described as firm to slow in places.
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Jeraey
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Baltimore Markets and Grain Prices Aug 11
Baltimore markets show firmer wheat and flour prices with varied winter and spring grades. Receipts include 36,908 bushels of wheat. corn and rye mixed, oats unsettled. butter, eggs, cheese and sugar steady. Also reports on court action denying intervention in Northern Pacific case, Northwestern Railway earnings, and $2,000,000 gold loans for export.
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Assay
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National City Bank
Washington stock session shows advance in bonds and railways
Washington Railway and Electric bonds led a cloudy session with higher quotas and notable activity in usually quiet Real Estate and Title stocks. Four percent bonds opened around 134, with tens of thousands in blocks trading near 81 1/2 and 1 1/4 after calls, while common shares hovered a touch below prior bids.
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Live Stock Markets Report from New York and Chicago Aug 11
Livestock prices and receipts show mixed activity with cattle and hogs steady to weak in New York and Chicago on August 11. Beef, calves, sheep and hogs display varied bid ranges across categories and regions, including dressed beef steady and lower calf values, steady hogs, and firm to high lamb quotes amid ample supplies.
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Lighthouse by the Sea opens at the Academy
The new melodrama Lighthouss by the Sea about lighthouse workers opens next Monday at the Academy with elaborate sets and a dramatic storm scene off Devil's Rock. Seat sale began yesterday at 9 am. Next week at the Lyceum Theatre Parisian Widows Burlesquers offer two satires Down the Pike and A Day at the Barracks with a strong chorus and bright music. The cast features Ben Welch Snyder Buckley Nelson Milledge Arnold Valmore Rose Carlin and Charlies Falk among others.
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Devil's Rock
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Arnold and
Valmore
Rose Carlin
Charlies
Falk
Excursion steamer Samuel J Pentz offers kid friendly day trips
Regular Saturday family excursions set for tomorrow aboard the Samuel J Pentz with music and dancing all day The Mille De Aco high wire slide due at 4 pm and 8 30 pm plus M Drukker the human torch to perform in a dramatic fire feat The steamer departs wharf at 10 am 2 15 pm and 6 45 pm with a 50 cent family day rate available in the morning and afternoon sails
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Mille de Aco
M. Drukker
Shorthand for Dialect as Aid to Folk Lore Writing
A New Orleans Times-Democrat view argues shorthand and phonetic spelling can help dialect storytelling. It warns dialect writing is hard, phonetics tricky, and suggests a talented author develop a shorthand dialect scheme to improve accuracy and efficiency.
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Equity court actions and guardians appointed in DC docket
The District of Columbia legal record lists equity cases before Mr. Justice Barnard including appearances of absent defendants, guardian ad item for John J. Hamilton, and lunacy committees for Kate Bushby and Lucy L. G. Lang with bonds set. It notes various auditor reports, restraining order rulings, and divorces, plus numerous real estate transfers in Columbia Heights and other DC streets with nominal sums.
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Blundon Va
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C. H. Cragin
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Marshall
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Mary Brown
Lucy L. G. Lang
Neurath
Jones
J. A. J . Johnson
I Central National Bank
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Willams
Duvall
Leon Tobriner
McWilliamson Va
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Hallam & , Hallam
O. W. Hoyle
Hoy
Sheehy & Sheehy
R. P. Evans
Gyonon Va
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Gorcan
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Wolf & Rosenberg
Donnelly Va
Donnelly
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Bond
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Staples
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Deeds of Trust and Court Orders in Bankruptcy and Probate
Bankruptcy court hearings fix discharge date for Thomas J. King and address Charles H. Berkeley with receiver appointment for W. Hallam and bond of 2900. Commissioners named for square 86 appraisal, estate administration granted for Mary J. King, stock sale ordered, real estate tale confirmed, counsel fees approved, and expenses directed.
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Thomas J. King
Charles H. Berkeley
W. M. Hallam
William H. ‘Wably
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Hubert J. Fleming
James F. Oyster
H. Rowler Dulany
Wiliam Heery W White
Mary J A. King
John T. King
A. B. Browne
Jessap
Wilson & Barksdale
Sarah Bogue
W. C. Balderaton
Robert Slaughter
W. C. Martin
George J. Johnson
Hamilton & Colbert
Real Estate Transfers on Various DC Blocks
Archibald M. McLachlen and trustees transfer lot 34 square 301 to Anna M. Shaw for 100 dollars and to John W. Shaw for lot 3 square 301 also 100 dollars. Multiple parcels in Trinidad, Petworth, Columbia Heights and Brookland listed. several trust deeds securing loans to various lenders with amounts ranging from 5 dollars to 7,200 dollars and terms from 2 to 7 years. Includes several properties in Square 638 and other blocks with numerous lot numbers and square references.
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Anna M. Shaw
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Thirteenth Street
Francis Kraus
Frederick Kraus
Trinidad
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Imogene H. Sykes
Aquara
Duncan Place
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Petworth
Clarence B. Rheem
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Lote
Bernard H. Harrison
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Co-operative Building Association
Jennie J. Metheary
Walter G. Duckett
Benjamin F. Whiteside
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L. Perry West
Robert L. O’brien
Alvin G. Belt
Martha B. Melton
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John W. Portch
Henry H. Bergmann
George M. Emmerich
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Home Savings Bank
Gertrude Miller
George
Chapin Brown
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le Roy Mark
Thomas H. Pickford
LY Droit Park
Thomas W. Jarian
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Wilton J
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Arthur Mcrcy
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Harry M. Bilis
Harry Ward- Tan
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B. Stancis Nul
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LW Droit Park
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Oscar Luckett
Hila Hays Gethart
Allen Oliver
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Ernest L. Schmidt
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Hemara J. Lennon
Gilbert J. Osterman
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Washington Loan & Trust Co
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John A. Swope Bellis Spear Andrew PA
Harry G. Meem Thomas Bradley
Lawyer Won’t Arbitrate Over Baby Name Dispute
A Chicago Record Herald item recounts a Queensland lawyer entering a home during a naming dispute. Misread signals, alimony speculation, and the lawyer’s vow to avoid cases beyond the law end with him withdrawing, noting a baby’s two-name fate hidden mid name.
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Marriage in Fiction Delivers Contrast of Love and Law
Agnes Repplier critiques novelists for easy matches and unexamined consequences, noting Shakespeare and Bar ri e fail to solve moral realities. She cites Ward and Western as examples of unresolved unions, arguing that fiction mirrors immutable laws rather than idealized harmony. A comic exchange about cyclopedias follows, illustrating cultural quirks.
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