Big Slump in Prices Hits Markets Here and Abroad
New York stock market sees its largest selling wave in weeks with prices dropping three to six points on many leaders and Union Pacific again under pressure. Canadian Pacific and European markets also slide amid Berlin and London weakness and pervasive liquidation by investors, with heavy selling in the loan crowd and little positive news to offset the downturn.
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New York
Europe
England
Paria
Berlin
London
Canadian Pacific
Canalian Pacific
Union Pacific
Stock Exchange Lst
New York Bond Market Update From Washington Stock Exchange
Money on call steady at 2 percent with bids and offers near 2 percent. Government and railroad bonds mixed, with Washington Railway and Electric, Pacific lines, and several utilities showing varied prices. Several monotype and linotype stocks traded with modest activity as market closes at noon.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Fim
Dilla
Allfg-Chalmers
American Agricultural
American
American Tobacco
Armour & Co. Ts
Atchison General
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line Rat
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore and So Southwestern
Brooklyn Transit cv
Central of Georgia
Ialske
Georgetown Gas
Washington Gas
Capitol Traction &S
Central Leather
Central FA. R
N. J. Gen
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Anacostia
Potomac Fe
Chica
B. & Quincy
Chicago
Mil
St. P
Columbia
Mort
R. I
Pacific R. R
Pact Ry
Metropolitan
Senate Selcrets Industrial
Washington Railway
Colorado Midlaine Wash
Alex
Mt. Vernon
Colorado & Southern
Delaware and Hudson Cy
Denver & Rio Grande
Distillers
Erle
Erie
General Electric
Tiinois
Interborough Met
Inter
Mere
Marios
Potomac Electria
Seve Louk Ony Potomac Electric Power
Chesapeake and Potomac Tel
Telephone and Telegraph
Hmerson
Washington
Washington Markets
Washington Market
Norfolk
Risse Realty
Capital Traction
Elec
Washington-Virginia
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri, Kansas
Texas Isles
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Ataspuri Pacine
Missouri Pacific cv. Bs
National Railways of Mexico
New York Central
Mergenthaler Linotype
New Haven & Hartford Co
Lanston Monotype
Beecag
Norfolk and Western Ist
Morfolk and Western cv
Northern Pact&e
Northern Pacific
Oregon
National
American Capital
Panama
Pennsylvania
Ste
St. Louis
San Francisco
Lincoln
St. Loute
Kega Security and Trust
Southern Pacific R. R. Istret
Armeria Enke Va
Southern Railway
Junton Trust Bouttons Haltirey
Washington Loan and Trust
Patan
United States Trust
Union Pacific
Rome
EAE Ancor AN Sea
Westinghouse Electric
Afliapion
Wleconsis Central
Alinslece Ak Arky
Fireman's
Frankfin
National Union
Potomac
Chapin-Sacks
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Wall Street Gossip Highlights Rail Stocks Slide and Dividends
The Washington Post reports New York market weakness with active railroad shares posting the day’s largest decline. United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry pauses its dividend, copper shares falter on export concerns, and Granlay United Verde mines closing may boost copper output. Steel orders and worker bonuses at Youngstown Sheet and Tube boost optimism amid a tough season. Texas Company dips to 8 at a heavy trade day while par was once seen as remarkable.
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New York
United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company
Amalgamated
Granlay
United Verde
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Oregon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Iever
Allfa-Chalmers
Iowa Central
Amalgamated Copper
Kansas City Southem
American Agricultural
Anda
Kansas City Southern
American
Larlede Gas
American Can
Lehigh Valley
American Car and Foundry
Louisville
Nashvill
Amer. Car and Foundry Pirate
Minneapolis
St Louis
St. P
Ste. M
Amer
Kansas
Texas
American Ice Securities
Kagsay
Texas Pfd
Jamerican Linseed
Missouri Pacific
American Locomotive
National
Amer. Smelt
Mexico
American Steel Foundries
New York Central
American Sugar Refining
American Tel
Norfolk and Western
N. Y
Ontario and Western
American Tobacco Ptd. Sr
North American
Northern Pacific
Anaconda Mining
Pacific Mall
Atchison
Pacific Tel
Woj Atchison Pidi
Atlantic Coast Line
People’s Gans
Baltimore and Ohio
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Bethlehem Steel Boy
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Railway Steel Spring
Central Leather Pth
Sobiriies
Central of New
Rock Island Co
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St. Louis Southwestern Pi
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Colorado Fuel and Iron
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Tennessee Copper
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Texas and Pacific
Denver and
Rio Grande
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St. Louis
Oulerle
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Lacett
Utah
Virginia- Carolina Chemical
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Virginia-Carolina Chem.pfoil
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Harvester Ued
Wabash Pta
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Inter. Marine
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Washington Stock Activity and Prices Highlight Day
Washington Gas and Lanston led a quiet session on the Washington Stock Exchange with Gas opening 383-4 and closing 891 while Lanston started 951-2 and ended 951-4. Washington Railway and Electric opened and closed at 44, Provident Savings steady at 9, and Mergenthaler fell one point to 232 3-4. Lanston reported nine trades, including 130 shares at 91-2 before a drop to 1-4, then 20-share lots at 95 1-8 after call.
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Washington Gas
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Abi
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Washington Gas and
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Mergenthaler
New York Stock Market and Rail Earnings Daily Briefing
Markets reported total New York stock sales of 964,800 shares with dividends listed. W B A and Co detailed earnings for July and the first four months of the new fiscal year, showing rising gross operating revenue and net income, plus notes on Southern Railway rail orders and various railroad finances and regulatory matters.
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Bankers and Brokers
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Seaboard
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Baltimore and Ohio
Legal Record Roundup from Supreme Court DC Alimony and Trustees
Supreme Court and bankruptcy and probate entries listed under Equity Court and Probate Court. Alimony awards, attorney assignments, auditors reports confirmed, receivers appointed, wills probated, guardians named, and damages actions including City and suburban railway and various corporations. Key parties include Campbell, Hohman, Fritch & Son, National Stone and Brick Company, Swift & Co, and Capital Traction Company with multiple attorneys named. District calendar shows August rule returns and bond details.
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District of Columbia
Equity Court
Barnard
Campbell
Feas
Plaintitt
Irving Williamson
Achterkirchen
Hohman
Plaintit
M. D. Rosenberg
Carr, Peyser & Taylor
George T. Fritch & Son
Sale
E. H. Bagley
Bill
H. Winship Wheatley
G. C. Skina
Gainer
National Stone and Brick Company
Leckte
Cox & Kratz
W.A. Johnston
C. F. Carusi
King
Brown
Browning
Birney & Woodard
William W. Umbenhauer
Edmund K. Fox
Orrin G. Staples
J. J. Dariington
Barry Waple
Capital ‘Traction Company
Swift & Co
Howard Hoover
Lucas P. Loving
Willan A
Mechanic’s Lien and Equity Suit Notices
Mechanic’s Lien No 6281 filed by F Thomas & Son against Oswald E Camp covering Lots 119 to 124 Block 46 Hotmead Manor for 878.58, attorney Joseph C Sheehy. Equity Suit No 30401 Willard W Brown vs Rose Brown ing trading as District Taxicab Company seeks injunction, plaintiffs’ attorneys Birney & Woodard.
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Mechanic’s
F. Thomas & Son Ve
Oswald E Camp
Hotmead Manor
Joseph C. Sheehy
Willard W. Brown
Rose Browning
Birney & Woodard
Real estate transfers fill many city lots and figures
A lengthy list of mortgage and deed transfers records parcels from multiple holders to lenders and buyers. Transactions cover diverse blocks and squares including Mount Pleasant, Droit Park, University Park, and North of 420, with amounts from 425 to 21,000 dollars and terms from 6 months to 8 years, mostly secured by various lots and properties and noting monthly or semiannual payments.
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Hugh B. Rowland
James F. McKennon
QUARE
John W. Branson Et
George c. Gertman
John Scrivener
Geraldine M. Piper
Elizabeth F. Caldwell
F. Donchon
Sourne J. Don
Lee Brown
Herman R. Howenstein
Fred W. Reeves
Charles M. Cornon
E. C. Dean
B. A. Paul
Scrington
Walter T. Austin
Paul V. Mitchell
J. Clinton Tribby
Charles E. Tribby
Harrison M. Bennett
Henry H. Bergmann
Charles Schafer
Northern Liberty German-American Building Association
Frank X
Ralph P. Barnard
Guy H. Johnson
Harpara Rosier
LE Droit Park
Estelle T. Mayer
Justus R
Whitefield
John ¥. Simpson
George BE. Fleming
Edward J. Hillyer
William L. Crane
Edgar D. Shaw
National Buyings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Amos H. Plumb
Square
Fred A. Walker
New York Cotton Market and Washington Heights Property Deals
New York cotton prices drifted lower then steadied as news unsettled traders and a weaker English labor outlook weighed on sentiment. Property transfers across Washington DC area headline numerous parcels with prices from $10 to $437.81, including blocks in Villa Park and Pleasant Plains, plus multiple square and lot trades.
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Ella C. Wetherall
Alfred H. Lawson
Ella
Marton
Sarah F
Mabel
Wetherall
Washington Highlands
Charles G. Taylor
J. Ford Wathen
Congress Heights
James W. McCormick
Hettle L. Spalding
Villa Park
E. L. Tait
W. A. St. John
VILLA_FPARK
Clara A. Marden
Edwin R
E. L. Talt
Same & Ae A. Friend
GC. O. Stone
Sint Street
Thomas Groves
John
Filomena Spinelli
James F. Muir
Wilbur F
Lavinia B. Bland
Lillian K. Baldwin
Twenty-Fourth
Bates Warren
Harry A. Kite
Grant Park
Carolina
Nelson Meen
Thomas
Robinson White
Randle Whighlands
Frank B. Wilson
Eldridge E. Jordan
Albert Garry
Highth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Albert Carry
University Park
Albert
Galveston
Sonia E. McQueen
Fota
New Orleans
Lower Yew Heights
Benjamin Crifasi
Alice
Hempton
Meridian Hill
Lida D. Crane
Aaron Mominal
Charlotte M
Dailey
Savannah
Fayette T. Moore
Charleston
Third
Margaret Eichhorn
Roma M
Wilmington
Bettas “Hadas
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Lea Him
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New York Grain Market Report Oddities and Corn Rally Notes
New York grain markets show spot wheat steady to easy with No 2 red around 92 94. Futures closed weak as unloading pushed prices to day lows. North Dakota rust reports fuel optimism for larger harvest while Atlantic demand remains mixed amid UK cargo declines.
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Duluth
New
North Dakota
Chicago
Canada
Atlantic
Seaboard
United Kingdom
Wholesale fruit and vegetable quotes from Washi Tok area
Fresh fruits and vegetables meet good demand with varied prices for eggs butter cheese poultry and produce. Listings show potatoes cucumbers onions cabbage eggplant squash string beans lettuce peppers beets tomatoes okra celery sweet potatoes and many fruits with regional price ranges. Meat prices cover veal calves hogs sheep lambs and veal calves by grade and weight.
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Harriman Not Involved In Railroad Stock Movement
New York August 16 Robert Lovett president of the Union and Southern Pacific railroads and Charles Peabody director and adviser deny any truth to a report that Mrs E H Harriman is equating her Union Pacific holdings. They say she is 2 1 2 miles from a railroad in Idaho and not involved in the market movement.
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Robert 8. Lovett
Union and Southern Pacific Railroads
Charles A. Peabody
E. H. Harriman
Baltimore markets and Chicago prices mixed on Aug 16
Market notes show wholesale bids for wheat and corn, butter and eggs prices in Baltimore and Virginia, plus Chicago New York and local meat quotes. Cattle hogs and sheep traded varied with steady to weak tendencies, beef and veal prices listed and dairy and poultry items noted.
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Rio
Santos
Cordova
Stenty
Southern
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Pennsylvania
Jersey
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Chicago
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