Steel Leads Rally Amid Mixed Stock Movement
After a four hour session of gains and declines, United States Steel drew heavy buying amid a late rally. Canadian Pacific, Union Pacific and Grangers rose on rains relief and dividend news, while Southern Pacific lagged. London and Paris markets remained cautious as Berlin showed a cautious tone. bonds firmed late with total par value sales at 1.25 million.
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New York
United States Steel
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Middle West
Southern Pacific
London
Paris
Berlin
Capital Traction Railway
Anacostia and Potomaca
I Potomac Electric Consolidated
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Federal National Bank
Washington Railway and Hilectric
Washington Gas
Capital Traction
Washington Gas Se
Capital Traction Co
Eay and Suburban Bs
Columbia 2d Mort
Solatatus Railway
Rash
Railway and Electric
Potomac Filectric Power
Potomac Eilectric Con
Mort
Ches
Potomac Tel
Amer. Tel
Teleg
Amer. ‘Tel
Foe
Norfolk and Wash
Iggs Realty
Wash
Wastiosten
Berg American Tel
Mergenthaler Lindtype
Onotype
Greene Cananea Co
Th National Bank
Aroons
American
Corcoran
al Clin
National Union
Columbia Fide
Gig
Chenin
Washington Market
Amal
Lehigh Valley
Agricultural Louis
Nash Tee Pele
Tex
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
Ice Securities
National Lead
Linseed N. Rys
Locomotive
New York Central
Arm. S and R
N.S
West
Am. S
Norfolk and Western
Am. Sugar Refining
North American
Atchison
St. L
Atlantic Coast Line
Pittsburgh Coal
Altimore
Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn
Republic I. and
Chesapeake
Wwirepublic Ll. and & Pfay
Chicago
G. W
Roeck Island Co
Chl
St P
Rock Island Co
S. L
China
Seaboard Air Line
Cole
Fuel and Iron
Seaboard U. L. Ptd
Consolidated Gas
Stoss-Shef. S
Roe
Delaware and Hudson
Southern Railway
Denver and
Southern
Eourle Isi
Ivere
Erie
United States
General Electric
United States Rubber
Great Northern
Great North
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U. S. Steel
LORY
Ilinois Central
Utah Copper
Interborough-Met
Wa.-Caro, Chemical
Va. Car. Chem
Inter Harvester
Wabash
Inter. Marine
Wabash Pfe
Way
Wey
International Paper
Western Maryland
Western Union
Westinghouse
Kansas City
New York Stock Exchange
Hibba Duliding
CURB MARKET OPENS WITH SMALL BUSINESS SUPPORT
Local curb market opens with limited hours and vendor booths. Organizers emphasize community access and safety measures as neighbors browse fresh produce and crafts. Officials say attendance depends on weather and market permits.
Washington Stock Exchange Fruit and Vegetable Quotations
The report lists wholesale quotations across Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware for fruits and vegetables. It includes prices for poultry, butter, eggs, potatoes, onions, lettuce, peppers, okra, carrots, beets, celery, string beans, cabbage, melons, peaches, apples, and more with varied per unit or per crate pricing and regional notes.
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
York State
New
West Virginia
New York price bears mixed signals in cotton and staples
Reports show continued heat in Texas and Oklahoma lifting early cotton prices before easing on eastern crop prospects. Wheat and eggs hold steady in Baltimore and New York markets while butter values vary by grade from creamery to process, with regional price ranges across states noted.
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New York
Duluth
Moe
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Elgin Butter Market and Washington Cattle Market Update
Fragmentary notices show prices and market activity for Washington cattle and Elgin butter markets. The text mentions buyers and dates but details are incomplete and uncertain.
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Washington Cattle Market
Elgin
Stock Sale Stakes Amid Turbulent Market Trade
Directors of the Caton Pacific Railroad fixed a price for 348 million Southern Pacific stock to be sold by court order. Subscription rights end September 2. Market reaction saw SP stock fall while certificates of participation slid. underwriter syndicate strong. Toledo, St. Louis and Western reports solid results. Canadian Northern and New South Wales loan cited. Bond gains modest as trading remains sparse.
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New York
Allis-Chalmers
American Agricultural Erican
American Co Ga
Agmgur and
Fae Alge
Atchison Sbtchison
Chison
Baltimore and Ghio
Brook
Baltimore and Ohio
Transit
Central of Georgia
Central Leather
Chesapeake and Ohio
Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Mile A
R. L
Colorado
Sou
Ware and Hudson cv
Distillers
Erie
Mexico
New York Central
Sg A H
Weniond Ev
Borfolk
Westen Ads
Northen Pacific
Northern
Oregon
Penna
Enna
St Lous
San Fran
St. Louis
Western
Westinghouse ElectricaBly
Aisconsin Cent
Kansas
Missouri
Bard
New
Megas
Aia
Harley
Lowet
Caton Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Landon
New South Wales
Holland Sees Trolley Competition Wane With Steam Roads
New Haven Railway exits New England trolley lines as highway trolleys expand. Railroads gained interior traffic and feeder lines while retaining steam passenger business, with executives like Mellen promoting centralized control and Vanderbilt influences shaping Central’s trolley bets. The shift suggests broader acceptance of trolley networks boosting overall rail traffic.
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Holland
New York
New Haven Railway Company
New England
United States
New Haven Road
Commodore van Santvoord
Delaware and Hudson Railway Company
Delaware and Hudson
Albany
Troy
Saratoga
Commodore
Anthony N. Brady
New York Central Railroad
Buffalo
New York Central
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Vanderbilt
Charles X Mellen
Northern Pacific
New Haven Baroad Company
New Haven
Newhaven Railroad
Mellen
Meilen
New Haven Railroad
Rhode Island
New Ylaven Company
Connecticut
New Haven Railroad Company
Ines
St. Holland
Cash for South First Move to Move Cotton Crop Funds
Treasury officials plan within days to place part of a $50,000,000 government deposit loan with banks in cotton states to aid crop movement. At least half the deposits will go to the South, with repayment expected by mid November. Security will shift toward more good commercial paper and less strict bond requirements.
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S&seis
Ate Law
Treasury Offices
de la Coin
Ce Saree
United States
Treasury
Philippines
General Fund
Treasury Department
Department
Florida
Voices of the Wireless Echo Across Space
London reports amateur wireless voices and music emerging from space startling operators. Stroud station near Gloucester broadcasts the national anthem to London and ships aboard the Thames play Auld Lang Syne. Wireless tests send voices up to 400 miles to New York and 200 miles from Paris Eiffel Tower.
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Washington, Post
London
Stroud
Gloucester
Brant Rock
New York
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Admiralty
William E Reppert dies suddenly in Alexandria
Col William E Reppert longtime superintendent of the National Cemetery in Alexandria dies of heart disease in the cemetery lodge. Survived by wife and three daughters Mrs William Snead Mrs William Stephenson and Mrs Harry D Kirk. Funeral plans pending awaiting word from brother Charles Reppert of Pittsburgh. He served in Civil War with the Seventeenth Pennsylvania Cavalry and held railroad and cemetery posts in Ohio Culpeper and Alexandria.
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Aungton Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
William E. Reppert
National Cemetery
William Snead
Washington, D. C
William Stephenson
Baltimore
Harry D. Kirk
Charles Reppert
Col. Reppert
Pittaburgh
Pittsburgh
Seventeenth Pennsylvania Cavalry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Columbus
Ohio
Culpeper
Beavers Family Mourns Loss as Stolen Garments Reported
Death of Mrs. Mary Alice Beavers wife of Charles A. Beavers was recorded yesterday morning at 123 Duke Street. She leaves her husband and a son along with several shirts two coats and an over coat reported stolen.
Wellbrenner Death Hoax Ends with Arrest in Saratoga
The Belmont Park foreman William H. Wellbrenner was found to have staged a suicide note in his suitcase on the Brooklyn Bridge last week. He is now under arrest in Saratoga on abandonment charges after his wife, in disguise with a detective, traced him to a boarding house. The note claimed life insurance and a wish to remarry.
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New York
William H. Wellbrenner
Belmont Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Queens County
Wellbrenner
Saratoga
N. Y
Queens
Train Kills Two In Auto Near Buffalo
Harold M. Warner, wealthy real estate man, and Charles Calkins, his father in law, were killed when their car was struck by a train while returning to the city from Calkins summer home.
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Buffalo
Harold 3. Warner
Charles Calkins
Calkins
Aluminum telescope tent aims to aid Army at damp camps
Henry Mattes of the Soldiers' Home describes an aluminum telescope tent 18 inches sections, 6 by 3 by 4 feet, weighing 16 pounds. No stakes needed, carried with blanket roll, hammock elevates occupant from wet ground. He argues government purchase would cut pension costs from disease tied to sleeping on wet ground.
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Henry Mattes
Mattes
Live Stock Markets Across Cities with Mixed Results
The report covers Chicago and New York livestock activity with hogs cattle and sheep prices and receipts, noting higher bids in Chicago and steadier to higher trade in New York and Baltimore. It highlights fluctuating calf beef and dairy product prices with regional variations and weekly totals for cattle hogs and sheep.
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Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania
State
Baltimore
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Shannon
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Red
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Washington Stock Exchange
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Alexandria Cemetery
Robert Murphy
Alfred and
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Charles Mander
Charles Bell
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Amanda Johnson
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Lomax
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Potomac River
Arcturus
R. C. L. Moncure
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Tasker M. Weir
Studds Farm
Robert ™. Pettit
Mount Vernon Stables
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John G Nash
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National Metropolitan Bank
Fifteenth Street
U. S. Treasury
Oldest National Bank
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Prym
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Mitral
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Real Estate Trust Company
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Frank A. Munsey
National Savings and Trust Company
15Th and
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Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
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J. Thilman
Hendrick Hendrick
15Th St
Manhattan Life Insurance Co
W. B. Hibbs & CO
Arbington Stock Exchange
Lenkage Board of Trade
Hibbs
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