Stock Market Advances and Weakness Weigh on New York
New York stock market shows languid strength with gains in Amalgamated Copper and smelting issues while overall mood remains subdued. Grain news reduces panic as improvements in wheat and corn belt weather ease harm fears, though railroad list remains weak.
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New York
Northwest
Denver
Rio Grande
London
Erle
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Amsterdam
Manhattan
Interborough
Ucopper
Hiies
Reading
Pennsylvania
United States
Stvel
United States Steel
Tully
Amalgamated Copper
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Bankers
New York Stock Market Report Fragment
A clipped stock market item notes totals for Western Union Wisconsin Central and related lines with 669,900 shares. The figures mirror daily receipts by W Bubbs & Co bankers and brokers, members of the New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade and Washington Stock Exchange.
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Western Union
Wheeling and
Lak
Wisconsin Central
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Ars
F Street
Washington
Brooke Exchange
Chicago Board of
Chicago
W. B. Hits & Co
Bankers and Brokers
the National Metropolitan Bank
Washington, Dcg
United States Depository
Capital
Wheat Market Fluctuates Amid Crop Outlook Reports
Chicago price action shows extreme weakness and sharp reversals as crop outlook confuses traders. September futures touch 1.09 before a late rally amid crop damage reports from Minnesota and Manitoba, with many rail and utility bonds and steel shares cited as market backdrop.
Washington Railway and Electric bonds in quick sale quotes
The records list multiple Washington Railway and Electric bond issues with prices and yields including 5,000 at 83 44, 6,000 at 83 4 6, 5,000 at 88 24, 6,000 at 83 46, 5,000 at 83 14, and 31,000 at 82 , plus preferred notes at 6 percent and various small lots at 70 and 70 percent. Closing quotations on yesterday's District of Columbia bonds include many rail and utility issues such as Capital Traction Railroad, Metropolitan Railroad, Anacostia and Potomac, and Washington Gas Company series. Also cited are stock prices for banks, insurance, and miscellaneous securities with open, high, low, and close figures.
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New York
Adams Express
Amtar and Foundry Co
Eapresa
Rtx
Sigar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchiso
Atchisonne
Baltimiire and
Ohio
Baltimore and
and &T
Ponta
Delaware and Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
Lia
Erie
Hocking Valles Nnd
International Paper
Thy li
Kansas
Southert
Lauraville
Nashville
Manhatar U
Mecropoltan Securities
St Louis
Panis Ste
Pacific
Missouri
Tex
Gaiani
Mexico
New York General
Norfolk
Western
Pacifi Mall
Peninsylvania
Pia
Pullman Palace
Bang Feeadt
Republic Steel
Republic Steel Pia
de Thy Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co
Rubber Goons
Rubber Qooda
Lavia Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Bey
Wthern Railway
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Terax and Pacific
Toledo
Grant
St. Lo
Union Pacific
United States
United
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Wabash
Sesare An
Walls Fargo Express
Westinghouse Electric
Washington Railway and Electric 4A
Washington Railway and Electric, Preferred
Washington Gas
Washington Railway and Electric Ha
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Betropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad Fiz
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad Bs
Anacostia and Potomac Fis
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company
First $S
National Safe Deposir and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Union Trust and Storage
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Capital Traction Company
Washington “Railway and Electric Company
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Metropolitana
Central
Farmers and Mechanics
Citizens
Columbia
Capital
American
Traders
Tescola
Riggs
Tosurance Tocks
Franklin
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Potomac
Arlington
National Union
People's
Columbia Title
Washington Tithe
Chesapeake and Potomac
Mergensthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greena Consolidated Copper Company
Washington Maner
Norfoll
Washington Steamboat
Realty Appraigate and Agency Company
Equity and criminal dockets in District of Columbia court roundup
Supreme Court equity matters given with docket notes including Foster case and auditors, receivers, contempt reminders. District court entries list motions denied or overruled, appearances of absent defendants, and rule returns set for August. Criminal court notes include United States v Hopkins with bail set at 4900 and defendant committed. Separate bankruptcy and probate items cover fee payments, will filings, and guardianship orders. Real estate schedules detail numerous lot transfers in Bloomingdale and Northwest DC avenues with multiple trustees and building associations.
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District of Columbia
Equity Court
Brafford
Smith
Foster
Compismanta Au Uoltors
W. C
George B. Sullivan
Carter
Coughlan
Dt Eecount
W. Spencer Armstrong
Getson
McFarlane
F. P B. Sands
H. Clay Campbell
Stewart
J. Althens Johneau
Vincent A. Sheehy
Burana Va. Hayes
Moulton and Cole & Donaldson
H. DB. Davin
Circuit Court
Stafford
Getz
B. Sands
W. C Glephaus
Plaintif
Mackall & Masdst
W. Mowby Williams
Justice Stafford
United States
William Hopkins
Mannchhusetts
New York Grain Markets Report August Grain Movements
New York Aug 18 reports rye nominal barley steady wheat receipts 2000 bushels spot prices mixed with early lows and late rallies. Wheat futures range volatile with bull Northwest crops but profit taking kept gains limited. Corn receipts 82475 bushels exports 1290. option market weaker on poor cables and rains. oats receipts 66000 bushels mixed grade prices listed.
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New York
Galveston
New Orleans
Houston
Ilnea
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Nebraska
Manitoba
New York Produce Prices Mixed Across Commodities
Market notes from New York on Aug 1 show butter firm, receipts 6005, and cheese steady with mixed cream varieties. Poultry steady to firm, flour demand modest with large exports, and fresh vegetables including potatoes, cabbage, and beets trading weakly to steady amid tight supplies. Copper and tin futures inch higher with London prices, while local iron and pig iron stay unchanged.
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New York
Minnesota
Rio
Eaay
Long Island
Jersey
Southern
Quitt
Liverpool
London
Lorse
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
Southern Soft
Washington Railway and Electric Stock Advances and Board Elections
Washington Railway and Electric preferred stock rose to 70 1/4 on the Washington Stock Exchange with brisk turnover. Bonds traded around 83 1/2 to 84 on opening and after calls. Separate notices report the Fast Washington Heights Railroad Traction Company reelecting directors A B Randle and others at the Columbia Building, and Frank H. Thomas Company reelecting officers and forming its board with Charles W. Brown and W H Covington among the directors.
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Etta Stone
Charles P. Hen Jamin
Roger T. Mitchell
Ferpeti
War Building Association
Eliza Parker
Charles P. Stone J
Charlen W. Fairfax
Montgomery A. King
Montgomery A. King Et al. To | Chapin Brown and Henry H. Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
Squard
Virginia M. Seliz
Charles P. Stone
Charles W. Fairfax
Atenue Aaroh L. Hall
George S. Cooper
Charles P. Benjamint
Perpetual Building Association
Barry Farm
Melvina Hanks
John L. Massey
Charles H. Merthat
Monumental Savings Association
Jacob J. Beckat Ax
Henry H. Bergmann
George M. Emmerich
Metropolis Building Association
Mount Pleasant
Bast
Dian Wood
Kate Hayden
Henry D. Gorgon
Thomas W
Hungerford
Henry M. Taylor
Mary ¥. Gaegler
Brancis Saul
James F. Shea
Home Savings Bank
Washington Heights Railroad Traction Company
Columbia Building
A. B. Randle
George H. Judd
A. M. Bliss
J. S. Brothers
Wharton E. Lester
G. Frank Lever
J. Clarence Price
D. C. Fountain
A. L. Martin
Frank H. Thomas Company
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Concern
Colorado
Charles W. Brown
Frank H. Thomas
Daniel K. Jackson
R. H E. L. Yellett
W. H. Covington
Live Stock Markets Report from New York and Chicago
Stock market notes cover cattle calves hogs and sheep with receipts and steady to lower trends. Prime steers Iowa and Chicago prices appear alongside ranges for natives Westerns and various classes of beef and veal, including lambs and sheep, across both markets.
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New York
Chicago
Ugat
Baltimore Markets Glance At Commodities And Rates
Baltimore markets report firm receipts of 784 barrels and 18 679 barrels exported. Spot contracts show unsettled pricing on Western red and No 2 steamers with mixed bids and weekly adjustments. Corn dull at 51 57% and 68 for September. Rye and bagel receipts noted. freight rates steady. ad copy promotes cold remedies and medicines.
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Immense Trade in Wheat Sparks Market Swings
A nervous Chicago crowd watched the Board of Trade open with a price dip of 1 to 3 cents, then a rebound as May wheat moved from 109 1/2 to around 112 before easing. Trading showed vast volume with firms buying and selling 18 million bushels for customers and others moving 8 to 30 million bushels, while Baltimore flour prices climbed amid a regional wheat rally.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Weather Bureau
Chicago Commission
Baltimore
City Mills
Ted
Harriman Secures Decree Enjoining Northern Securities
In Trenton on August 1 Judge Bradford issued a final decree granting a preliminary injunction. The order bars the Northern Securities Company from disposing of 370,220 shares of its common stock and 347,090 shares of Northern Pacific stock transferred to it. The Oregon Short Line must post a 2,000,000 bond to cover potential losses from the injunction.
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Northern Pacific
Trenton
N. J
Bradford
United States
Edward H. Harriman
Winslow
Pierce
Northern Securities Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Harriman and Pierce
Northern Pacific Company
Oregon Short Line Company
United States Fidelity and Guarantee Company
John W. Griggs
Weathered Atlantic Storm Destroys Ship and Drowns Two
Aug 18 reports a British ship Reutenburn arriving in San Francisco after a hurricane off North Atlantic and Horn. Two apprentices washed overboard and drowned. three sailors and the third officer injured. decks swept clean. The vessel later refitted in Queenstown before continuing to port.
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Reutenburn
Newcastle
Erigand
North Atlantic
Queenstown
Routenburn
Horn
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NEW York Grain
Washington Produce Market
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Alexander Quigley
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Malden
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Wth ST
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H. H. Uppinghouse
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John B. Sleman
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J. G. Kimball
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W.b.hibbs & CO
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E Street N. W
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Geo. W. Casilear
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