Speculation Pause Lands Amid Market Hesitation in New York
New York reports a partial halt in speculative movement with reduced trading volume. Stocks such as Union Pacific and Southern Pacific declined, while Amalgamated Copper retreat and lead smelters moved on renewed merger talk. Wheat and grain notes show mixed signals as authorities weigh crop prospects. overall market sentiment turns cautious.
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New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Abe
Atchison
United States Steel
Dris
Benee
Hoop Mills
Youthstown
Gobl Bers
Hfs
Wa-marrom & Bank
Sam Ana
Wittert Tal Buswees
Pormad
Washington Railway and Electric stocks and bonds report
Closing stock and bond quotations include Washington Railway and Electric preferred 66 percent and common 15 cents, various bonds from Metro and city lines, Mergenthaler Linotype and Lanston Monotype prices, Greene Copper 145, and multiple banks and utilities values with a reporting of an error on a sale of Washington Street Railway stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Mergenthaler Utactype
Lanston Monotype
Greene Copper
Washington Street Railways
Stock Exchange
Tistwich of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Allroad
Capital Traction Railroad
Loé
Metropolitan Rallroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Metropollten Railroad
Cajunbia
Anacostia and Potomacos
The
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Washington Gas Company És Cerlag
Washington Gas Company &S
Washington Gas , Company
United States Electric
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Obi
Washington Market Company First
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Union Trust and Storage
Washington Savings Bank
Capital Traction Company
Comamon
National Bank
Baok
Whahington
Metrogalitan
Central
Farmers and Mechanics
Becand
Citizens
Columbia
Capital
American
Traders
Lincoln
Riggy
Firemen's
Franklin
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Potomac
Arlington
German-American
National Union
Columbie
People’s
Commercial
Colonial
Columbia Title
Washington Title
Chesapeake and Potomac
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Tanotype
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Washington Market
Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat
J. Maury Dove Company
Realty Appraisal and Agency Company
Baltimore Markets Flour Wheat and Corn Report
Baltimore market summary shows firm and unchanged flour receipts 2484 barrels exports 38% bar rel. wheat easy spot contract 174.97% spot No 2 red Western 994 9954 August 9744 97% September 99%29 October 99%4 09% December 1014 1.014%. steamer No 2 red around 89 99. corn dull spot 66% bid year 5936 bid steamer mixed 58% bid. receipts 7402 bushels. oats active lower No 2 white new 7 38 old 474 48. No 2 mixed new 250956 old 41. rye firm No 2 Western 16 77 receipts 982. hay steady. butter steady fancy imitation 17 18 fancy creamery 1SW 19. eggs steady. cheese firm large 84 83 medium 3% 9 small 99%. sugar strong unchanged coarse granulated 5.40 fine 5.40. advertisement for Agnew's Catarrhal Powder claims cure with testimonial from George Lewis Sha mokin Pa. and local pharmacies.
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Baltimore
Southern
Trade Review notes crop woes and labor hurt markets
Bradstreet's says fall trade expands slowly with crop uncertainties and labor troubles dampening buying. Livestock markets are demoralized by the meat strike while wool prices stay firm and coal and iron sectors show mixed health. Exports and bank clearings lag but overall tone remains cautious yet confident.
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New York
Bradstreet
Fall River
Canada
Fox
New York Grain Receipts and Wheat Prices Rally Briefly
New York August 12 grain desk notes receipts at 4000 bushels with No 2 red and No 1 Northern futures quoted modestly higher at times while outside support from longs kept prices under gentle pressure amid mixed crop news and foreign buying.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Market Summary From Wheat to Hogs As Prices Slip
Wheat futures reversed most gains as long positions weighed down the market. September closed near the day’s lows after a volatile session. Corn fell on improved weather while oats sagged with wheat. pork, lard, and ribs showed mixed moves as receipts and demand shifted.
New York Cotton Opens Steady, Declines in Midday Session
The New York cotton market opened steady with a 2 point to 1 point rise or fall, then moved down about 27 points on selling by New Orleans. A late recovery saw prices near opening levels, but by afternoon the market weakened to about 2.7 points lower, with total sales around 175,000 bales.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
New Orleans
New York Produce Prices and Freight Rates Noted
New York August 12 reports firm markets across staples including SUTTER firm street price for extra creammry at 15 4 15, cheese receipts 8 629, eggs receipts 5 331, potatoes varied by region, peanuts steady, cabbage weak, freight rates to Liverpool steady, meats and oils steady. Observes quiet hay leather wool coal and cottonseed oil markets with overall firmness in copper and sugar while New Discovery ad promotes a cold cure.
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New York
Long Island
Jersey
Liverpool
Cordova
Equity Court Decisions and Probate Listings in District of Columbia
A consolidated legal record shows multiple equity rulings and probate actions before Mr Justice Barnard and the District of Columbia courts. Notices include withdrawals, demurrers, appointments of trustees, sales ratifications, and orders to file further pleadings, with estates and wills probated or noted for administration.
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Supreme Court
Districts of Columbia
Equity Court
Justice Barnard
Nourse Ve. Herbert
Will W. Douglas
Cersettor
Arthery Pater
Pratt Va
Pratt
Noliciter
M. J. Honee
H. G. Mimball
Reynolds Vs. Glarcock
Sile Confrniad Nisl
Wilem
George F. Willtems
Frey
Skle
Jesse H. Wilton
Hooper
Daniel
Hutty & Buty
Breeseye
Campbell
Turner Ve. Masters
Niles & Whitt
Wiltor J. Lambert
Fuller Va
Fuller
Sale
Nisi
Jesse H. Wilson
Circuit Court
Barnari
Boogher Va
Roach
J. E. Roller
W. M. WoUams
F. H. Mackey
W. C. Clephane
William H. Richards
Lambert & Baker
John Ridout
Wilson Vs. Douglas
W. H. Richards
Smith
Deeds of Trust and Notices in Washington Areas
A scanned列 listing numerous deeds of trust securing various lenders in Washington areas including Square 114 923 56 56 Lincoln Moore and Barbour additions Columbia Heights and other blocks. Amounts range from 300 to 3400 with terms from 1 to 8 years and interest from 5 to 6 percent. Also mentions lawsuits and forthcoming addresses by Francis P Morse and others at a conference with presidents of major banks.
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Thomas H
Dexter F. Sullivas
Lola
Montello
Hexskieh McPherson Et Wx
Richard M. Little
Cora N. Hamilton
Same
Rachel Anderson
Lee Davis
Richard M. Lite
Real Batate Ana Improvement Company
Baltimors Cit
Sam C. Souder
Eighteenth Street
William H. Manogue
Albert & Berry
E Street
Edward
Sisgers
District of Columbia
Frederick Road
John G. Goebel
Francis
Goebel
Moore
Barbour
Harry Wardman
John Wahl
Isherwood
Charles W. Herbert
Sarah Hagan
Sarah FE. Hagan
Hannah H. Patten
Connecticut Avenue Highlands
Connecticut Avenue Highlands Company
Mark A. Carleton
Columbia Heights
William J. Bolway
Katie J. Gardner
Thomas ©. Smithson Et Ax
James Barker
Twenty-First Street
Joseph R. Johnson
Isaac and
Mary E. Toliver
Empire State + Resity Company
Annie M. Shaw
Imogene H. Syken
James A. Wetmore
John ©. Walker
Arthur T. Brice
William J. Flather
Francis P.morse
Deanwood Heights
Charles H. Strother
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
James G. Mille
Herman Ey Gasch
H. R. Howenstein
William Knox Brown
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Co-operative Building Association
Lincoln
Perri W. Frisby
Thomas B.warrick
Harry Kenney
Alice Virginia Carroll
Moore & Barbour
Alexander Millar
George M. Emmerich
Douglass S. Mackall
Washington
Permanent Building Association
Columbia
Fancie C. Morey
Robert L. O'Brien
Alvin G Belt
Francis A. Blundon
Brown
Square
J. Cassin Howard
Walter A. Whcox
George F. Hane
Rosa Waters
Charles A. Rutter
Roca Waters
Catherine Frawley
J. Calvin Crontsa
Consecrictt Avenue Highlands
Frederick A. Stier
James W. Crutcher
Gonnceticut Avenue Highlands Company
Sterling
Julia A. Ford
Anthony Payton
Washington Loan and Truat Companys
Equitable Co-operative Building
Isaac Toliver
Wilam L. Pollard
William A. Collis
Thomas R. “Martin
Manta
Rergent
Houmead Manor
Thomas
B. H. Warner CO
F Street Nn
Washington Railways and Electric stock up in quiet trading
Washington Railway and Electric securities rose to 82 1/2 at the open after a prior misreport, with total trades around 21000 dollars. Mer genthaler gained 7/8 on two shares while Lanston held steady at 9 1/4. American Bank stockholders set August 29 for capital increase ratification as Washington clears duller than 1903 but stable amid political uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Electric Securities
Washington Glack Exchange
American National Bank Stockholders
Washington
Chicago
Live stock markets report with mixed U.S. cattle hogs and sheep
Chicago and New York stock reports show cattle prices steady to mixed with high and low ends listed. Hogs eased 15 to 20 cents, while sheep and lamb totals rose and then steadied. receipts tallied in the thousands across cattle hogs and calves with regional price ranges noted.
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Chicago
Texas
Western Steam
Imarket
Cholee
New York
Washington Produce Market Faces Slow trade and low prices
Market slow and dull with heavy receipts of trouta and vegetables. Prices remain low for items including potatoes, beets, carrots, cabbage, cucumbers, onions, peaches, squash, and tomatoes across near by and regional sources.
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Virginia
Georgia
Crete
Maryland
Metal Market Reports Weakened by London Prices
New York metal notes show tin and copper higher abroad with mixed local results. Tin closes London spot £27 22s6d, futures £122 6s. Locally tin around 24.90 27.05, copper London spot £56 1s, futures £266 13s 3d, local firmer with Lake 12.62, electrolytic 12.50 12.62, casting 12.25 12.50, lead steady £11 11d, Spelter steady 4.85 4.95 locally but weaker in London. Iron at Glasgow markets 2s 3 16d, Middlesboro area unchanged. Foundry prices quoted for Northern and Southern grades vary.
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New York
London
Lake
Glasgow End
Middlesboro
Northern
Theogisse
Foundry
Southern
Howthern Soft
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Wheeling and
Lake Eri
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central Pfs
Atchison General Ds
Atchison Adjustment
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Onion
Central of Georgia
Istine
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Burlington and Quincy
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Northwestert
Conzol
R. J
Pacific R. R
Pacific
St Louis
Consolidated Tobacco
Colorado
St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas
National Railroad of Mexico
New York Central General
New Jersey Central General
Northern Pacific
Western
Consol
Oregon Short Line
Reading General
St. Leonard
Iron Mountain
San
Boston
Philadelphia
St Loure
Savannah
Nashvile
Norfolk
Birmingham
Wilmington
Del
Kroxville
Wheeling
W. Va
Jaksonville
Fla
Charleston
United States
Enon
New York Stock Market
Aerie Sugat
Rapid
Fragett
Chloe
Tito
Mosorn
Sorthwestern
Il Araddy
Tate L
Lobby Divla Ware Wits
Bt Inc
Pup
Paani
Ivansas
Eaythern Pra
Ant
Louisville
Aml
Nashvitte
Pmattay
Croyle
Lauts
Paciaic Ae
Brardwest
Lary
Lain
IA Press
Tike
States Steel
Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Wells Fargo
Agnew
George Lewis
Shamokin
G. Ameck
Kieczewski
9Th St
Weekly Trade Review
G. Dun & Co
R. G Dun & Co
Iron and Steel Industry
Iron and Steel
Balast
New England
NEW York Grain
Corn—Recelpta
Exporia
Qriton
oMeringa
Ronge
Chicago Grain
Northwest
Almoat
Tge
Shorts
Oate
Galveston
Nerfork
Vaweee Bay
Memphis
Augusta
Cincinnati
Laureville
St. Lou
Houston
France
Great Britain
Continent
Japan
Mexico
Jagnée Barnard
Margaret Harrison
Hamton & Colbert
Harry Perry
Frank P. Clogs
Edward Nev Imn
Gordon & Gorton
William C. Botsch
P. R. Hilsiard
Nellie G. Barnes
Otto Schilling
Mackall & Mac~del
Charles W. Grigsby
Herbert L. Franc
Albert Daggett
Court of Appeals
M. N. Richardson
Charles W. Shreve, Jr
C. H.meriiat
John Sehraudner
J. A. Maedei
Mary~ Liston Et al
Samuel H. Babbitt
Fillmore Beall
William F. Spurgin
Priscilla A. Payne
Smith Thompson
Livingston Browning
Garfield
Brainard
Duncan Place
Twelfth
Thirteenth Streets
Martha B. Melton
Aiz
Equity Suite
Breese Ve
Annie Campbell
Platnant
R. Ross Perry & Son
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Barton Company
Ralston & Siddona
H. W. Wheatley
Harry P. Mackhalgat
Columbia National Bank
Leckie & Falton
Joseph W. Cox
Washngton Railway and Electric
Washington Railways
Mergenthaler
Prina
Lanston
Greene
Charles J. Bell
American Security and Trust Company
American Institute of Bank Clerks
St. Louia
Wells
David R
Washington Produce Market
Metal Market
Jenifer
7Th and
Ets
Barnard & Mark
N. W
Crnatiq Banking Corporation
G Street
Fr. Saul
Anthony Gaegier
Alex
Clarke
Frances Miller
Howard Moran
T Treas
Home Savings Bank
7Th
NASA. Ave
Washington Loan
F Ste
JOHN JOY_EDSON
John A. Swope
Ellis Spear
Andrew Farrer
Harry G. Meem
Thomas Bradley
Ferry Commission Co
Avery Way
Ferry Commision Company
Chesley & Spence
Traders National Bank
10Th ST. and
PA. Ave
Lewis Johnson & GO
SGN
Sohley
Congressional and
Mexican Gold
Chihamas
Treasury Block
Orca
Home Life
Riggs National Bank
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust’ Company
Cornel 15Th ST
New York Ave
Acts Ag
the Sunday Post
Mall
Equitable Building
F Stows
John Joy Edson
GO. W. Casilear
Ad V. Pree
Frank P. Rebfide
U. S
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Thomas P. Morgan
W.b.hibbs & CO
National Metropolitan Bank
Washington, DC
United States Depository
J. E. Bates
Public Accountant
Washington Law and Trust
Sea Ee
Surety Loan Company
Warder
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Co
E Street N. W
Planos
Potomag Guarantee Loan CO
Building and Loan Association Plan
Rational Mortgage Loan’ Company
625 Fst
Uh Sannuware Lee
Wational Loan and Investment Co
Cor
15Th and Gats
Treasury
Washington Mortgage Loan Co
PS &c
Capital Loan Co
F Street NW
Tolman
Sorecran Bildy
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