Price Gains General Trading On A Larger Scale
New York stock market advanced today with about 550000 shares traded. Gains in favored issues averaged near two points before profit-taking in the final hour trimmed the edge. Steel Reading and Union Pacific led, copper rose to 16 cents, money eased, and government bonds held steady as total values reached 1.925 million dollars.
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New York
Steel
Reading
Union Pacific
Treasury Department
Southern Pacific Syndicate
Bond Market Snapshot and Prices Across Railroads and Banks
Wyorek bond market report lists prices and yields for major railroads and banks. Entries include Baltimore and Ohio, Missouri Pacific, Union Pacific, New York Central, and Pennsylvania lines with various 4s and 8s, alongside other industrials and National Railways of Mexico. The data reflects quoted bonds, yields, and market activity for August, with scattered figures and incomplete OCR gaps.
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New York
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Baltimore and Ohio
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Oregon
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Washington Stock and Treasury Report Highlights Markets
Washington stock exchange figures show Capital Traction and Washington Gas activity with after-call movements. Treasury transactions record day receipts, payments, and deficits, alongside misc bonds, public utility stocks, and bank note redemptions.
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes
New York market report lists butter receipts and pricing for creamery extras and firsts, cheese and eggs with state and regional varieties, poultry supply and prices, flour, rye flour, cornmeal and hay steadiness, pork and lard pricing, refined and raw sugar, coffee and petroleum, and produce items like potatoes and cabbage. Includes numerous fractional prices and grade designations for commodities and regional references.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Kennery
Middle West
South America
Rio No
Santos No
Milaquil
Cordova
New York Grain Market Reports Mixed Wheat Futures Rise
New York spot wheat steadies with No 2 red at 93 44 cents. No 1 Northern Duluth at 87 percent f o b afloat. Futures drifted lower on world production fears, then firmed on Western strength and Canadian stocks. September 94 4, December 87. Oats steady. Barley malting steady.
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New York
Duluth
Canada
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Chicago Grain market rises on crop shrink estimates
Estimates that the corn crop had shrunk by 300 million bushels since August 1 boosted the market. Closing prices moved higher with wheat up about one sixth to one third, oats advancing, and provisions down. Cash grain quotes for wheat, oats, and barley were listed with varying denotations across grades and months.
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Chicago
Jansen iv
New York Cotton and Nearby Produce Prices Listed
A dense annotated list of farm goods and prices across items like cotton eggs vegetables fruits and staples. Regions cited include Virginia North and South Carolina California New York and Georgia with various price points and quantities noted.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Canta'cape
Norfolk
Carolina
California
Pereappres
New York
Baltimore markets report mixed grain and poultry prices
Baltimore markets dated Aug 12 show No 2 red wheat firm and no corn quotes. Oats steady, Western rye firm, value ranges for poultry include live chickens, ducks, and other fowl. Eggs noted from Maryland and Pennsylvania. butter, milk, and dairy products cited with price ranges across several regions.
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Baltimore
Marland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Seiya Ahly Ladles
Maryland
Ohio
Virginia
Penneylvania Dalk
Cotton Market Drops on Weather Outlook and Crop News
New York August 12 The cotton market fell sharply on favorable crop tips from the Eastern belt and reports of showers along the Texas coast and in Oklahoma despite earlier weak weather expectations and hot Southwest conditions Prices closed near the day lows with little change from yesterday’s levels. Futures figures show mixed highs and lows across August September and October as traders weigh demand and weather signals against crop prospects.
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New York
Texas
Oklahoma
Coe
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Cocceeenell
Union Pacific Railroad CO
Uhis Company
Broadway
Ofrederic
Crosby, Treasur
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Wall Street Gossip on Largest Syndicate for Southern Pacific
A vast syndicate forming to underwrite a Southern Pacific stock issue is described as possibly the largest on record with 500 participants from the United States and Europe. The plan includes commissions, profit-sharing, and a potential delivery strategy if prices hold near 92, with Union Pacific shareholders likely to profit. Buying demand remains strong amid few selling pressures, with arbitrage activity hitting 20,000 shares and rail and industrials rising significantly in six weeks.
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New York
Aux
Wall Street
Stock Exchange Houses
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Union Pacific and
Steel
Local Stock Exchange Drifts as Brokers Seek Substantial Activity
Trading yesterday on the local exchange showed little change with a quiet undertone. A few sales of public utility stocks occurred while Washington Gas and Washington Railway and Electric trades moved within narrow ranges. Capital Traction and Merchentaler small lots appeared, Lanston bids rose, and Capital Traction 6s drew demand but no price gains. American Graphophone declared a 1 1/2 percent quarterly dividend payable August 15 and no common stock disbursement timeline was given.
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Stock Exchange
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Washington Gas
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Capital Traction 1
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Capital Traction 6S
Call
American Graphophone
American Graphophone Preferred
Holland shows how crop moving cash problem is solved
New York Aug 12 Gemae M Reynolds president of the Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago, a top western bank, is credited by bankers with shaping agricultural and industrial policy through cooperation between banks and farmers. Reynolds argues banks in the West have funds to meet farmers needs and that only a limited need to seek New York loans will arise for crop moving. His views echo earlier forecasts by New York clearinghouse authorities about the era when Western banks can fund harvest needs with their own resources. The piece traces the movement of exchange post harvest and cites past actions by Morgan to secure bills of exchange to settle gold payments, highlighting the growing financial power of farming regions and the role of major banks in sustaining agricultural finance. <END>
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Gemae M. Reynolds
Continental and Commercial National Bank of
Chicago
Thea
Alleghanies
Reynous
Treasury
Taft
American Bankers’ Association
National Monetary Commission
Reynolds
St. Louis
Mississkppi
Baltimore
Atlantic
New York Clearing House Association
If Railroad
Jesu
Clearing House
Frederick D. Tappen
Tappen
Liverpool
South
New York City
Clearing House Association
Mr. Morgan
London
International Mercantile Marine Company
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Holland
Equity Court notes and probate headlines from DC session
The district courts under Justice Barnard handle numerous matters including annulling ancillary committees in three cases, confirming auditor reports, and appointing trustees. Bankruptcy receivers named. probate matters proceed with wills admitted and letters granted, while real estate deeds span streets across Northwest and Southwest districts. Criminal and civil actions proceed with demurrers, writs, and judgments. a jail surrender occurs in a federal case. many attorney names and firm references appear throughout.
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District of Columbia
Equity Court
Justice Barnard
Inire
Lucy
Arrick
Ciscel Ve
Biggles
Millan & Smith
Kopp
Miller
Munsey “Trust Company
Plaintim
W. J. Lambert
L. C. Wilamson
Barnes
Plaintif
E. F. Calladay
Smith Vs
Baker
Ewing, Ridout
Wheatley
Brandenburg & Brandenburg and’ Co
M. Fulton
Milligan Va
Sullivan
Charles Linkins
Chapin Brown
M. J. Colbert
L. H. David
Jones
Burleson
Bill
H. H. Glasale
B. B Hinton
James F. Proctor
Willoughby Vs
Edgewood Syndicate
Plaintiff
Attoriey
Guy H. Johnson
Madleon Davis
Virginia M. Davis
Blair & Hillyer
Louis H. Hoelmann
Mary C. Hoelmann
C. H. Bauman
Albert H. Floeckher
Charles W. Floeckher
R. ‘Preston "Shealey
Fannie H. Brown
Edward R. Crismond
T. M. Baker
Arthur Craig
Charles H. Taper
E. F. Celladay
Johanna A. Barnes
Edward F. Celladay
EF. Celladay
Margaret E. Selby
Sheehy & Sheehy
Johann J. Schleith
Guardian
L. A. Block
Susan Hewletts
Aled
Deeds of Trust Listings and Secured Loans
A fragmented list of deeds of trust detailing numerous secured loans. Entries name grantors, grantees, property lots, loan amounts from thousands to tens of thousands, terms from months to years, and interest rates from 5 to 6 percent with semiannual or quarterly payments.
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Herman R. Howenstain
Harry L. Rust
George C. Bowie
Deadeth R. Pendleton
Lawrence EB. Wright
Hattle M ‘Wright
Lawrence Be, Wright
John R. Wright
J Harold McDowell
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Francis
George W. Alves
Henry H. Bittinger
John Scrivener
Mary L. Bittinger
Annia McCarthy
Henry H. Bergmann
George Mc Emmerich
Metropolis Building Association
Natinna
Moyea
Charenas
Pries
Algernon
Gardiner
W Guibert Dent
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Lezan Schaper
District of Columbia
Cash Only for Crops Ban on Chronic Borrowers
Acting Comptroller Kank announced a Treasury plan to issue 50 million dollars in government funds by favoring banks that do not engage in speculative lending. National banks will report all money loaned or borrowed to help identify chronic borrowers and sections needing more currency. The new data aims to guide distribution, reveal regional needs, and inform potential currency bill amendments.
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Treasury Department
United States
Moth Invasion Reaches Pennsylvania From New England
A brown tail moth, a destructive tree pest previously found only in New England, has appeared in Pennsylvania. An insect package arrived at the Department of Agriculture from a Haverford resident, prompting an entomologist to be sent to Haverford for identification and investigation.
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Pennsylvania
U. S
New England
Department of Agriculture
Haverford
Bureau of Entamology
Live Stock Markets Report Chicago and New York Aug 12
Hogs and cattle shows mixed receipts with weak or steady demand in Chicago. Hogs range from 6.86 to 9.30 for various weights, cattle largely steady with Texas and Western steers up to 7.86, calves strong, sheep and lambs steady with New York listings noting beef and calf prices, country dressed and buttermilks cited.
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Chicago
Texas
New York
Philadelphia Markets Report August 12 Trade Notes
Phila markets show butter steady unchanged hog prices higher with nearby firsts at 6.90 per case, cheese firmer and cream varieties rising. Wheat corn oats pork prices steady, poultry alive markets unchanged, and tallow steady. City and Toledo figures listed with balances and shipments in later lines.
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Charles P. Willis
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