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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1906

Page

8

Upward Rush in Markets as Public Interest Surges

Wild market opening in New York shows enormous first minutes trading. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific cited with sharp gains amid high volumes and broad public participation. Analysts note strong speculative buying, with money rates firming only modestly and concerns over earnings transparency persists.

New York Bond Market Summary for Toledo and Lima

Market notes from Toledo dated August 2 show North Lime at 92 and South Lima gua Indiens at 87. Oil City, Pl Aux 20 reports credit balances 1.5 percent. Shipments total 58,586 with average 56,194 and 729,429. Lima shipments 125,194 with average 6,203. Lima also shows 72, a1 with average 36,778.

Toledo North Lime South Lima Oil City Lima

Live Stock Markets: Mixed Cattle Hogs and Sheep Notes

New York August 20 cattle receipts 26 000 steady market. Beves and calves show varied price moves with steers and bulls strong. hogs higher with packing and heavy weights lifted. Sheep and lambs generally firmer though some weakness in certain classes. fat sheep and lambs in demand.

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Market Mixed as Lanston Leads Recovery Amid Dull Bank Trading

Local financial notes show Lanston stock activity helping revive markets with 7 shares traded, while bank stocks remained mostly dull. Bond sales were scarce, with Capital Traction 4s the only recorded issue. Washington Gas and various bank and utility issues also quoted with limited turnover.

Lanston Bank Stocka Ontal Capital Traction Janston Washinston

New York Produce Prices in Aug Trade Report

New York produce market shows flat to firm trends across grains dairy meats and vegetables with receipts noted for flour eggs butter and cheese. Highlights include steady wheat and corn futures, steady butter at 18 to 21 cents, and mixed dressed meats as supplies arrive, while pork and fat products hold firm alongside steady hay oats and rice values.

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Metal Market Roundup From New York Report

The New York market notes a sharp London tip market advance with spot closing at 182 15a and futures at £8. Locally, copper and zinc prices rise modestly while lake copper and electrolytic values show higher bids. Foundry metals in the ENGLISH market firm with Northern and Southern offerings quoted across several grades. local activity remains quiet to steady with prices varying by grade and region.

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Wall Street Gossip Reignites Public Stock Frenzy

Special to The Washington Post reports a revived interest in A O T tips and Harriman stocks as brokers hire extra help and extend hours. Market optimism centers on dividend hikes and earnings across Union Pacific Southern Pacific New York Central and other industrials, with call money rising to 4 percent amid anticipated gradual rate increases.

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Complex Equity Court Dockets Include Trusteeships and Contempt

The District of Columbia Equity Court No 1 lists multiple cases including substitutions of trustees in 600-George W Patterson v Loam and Trust Savings Bank, guardians ad litem appointed in several matters, condemned contempts, and bankruptcies. Attornies named include R. Rosa Perry, Moore, J. P. Bynan, and A. B. Duvall among others, with probate actions and estate administrations noted for Francis H. Smith William W Stone Maria McMonigly and John D J O Conor.

Supreme~Court District of Columbia Equity Court NO Juaticn Stafford Guaranty and Surety Company Shaw Nestor Patiy Walker Paterson Va Lona and Trust Savings Bank Coimplainant Estar Howard Boyd Mibbey Ve. McGurs Guardian Ad Litem R. Rosa Perry Baggett G. L. Whitford Justice Stafford Philip Margusin Francis H. Smith Wis Quincy Smith Ralkton Siddons Della H Minthan Baker, Sheehy & Llogan William W. Stone Cecilia Payne J. A Dallas John D. J O'Conor Alex H. Bell Edgar 3. Berry Ted Sttorney H Lichitter Maria Louisa Grinstead George W. Patterson Loam and Trust Hank Ants Golicktor Elizabeth Marshall William Marshall Aubiettors Nelton

Real Estate Transfers Across Northwest Street District

Real estate transfers list numerous parcels from Northwest D Street to Cleveland Park. Transactions show buyers such as Claude D. Thomas, Harry Wardman, and Edward Man gum Minx with prices ranging from 1,000 to 6,000 dollars. Several estates including Holmead and Cleveland Park appear, with terms noting monthly or semiannual payments and varying durations.

Sixth Seventh Raward B. Simonds Stregta Herbert J .Robinson Ida Pbelcher D Street Edward Mangum Minx Jol L York Cherley Linkins Trusee Edward J. Lanehan Nineteenth Street Abram Frey Walter F Cullins Sf Square Cleveland H.fozier Dulany William HR. Vance Ninth Street Chkpin Brown Augusta Schote Seventic and Gatheets Charles Bayd Peter S. Baum Holmead Harry Wardman Samuel R. Xyle K Street Stath Jota Johnson Et Ux Beary Johnson Buena Vista Bailey Joharen Hilton Jackson R. E L. Yelltt E.cure Daniel KL Jackson Heights AncLuy George O. Watson Simon Bube Maurice Otterbacn Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plains Harry Waldman Wiliam Ahim R. Thomas Hobinson Samuel Maddox H. Rosier Daindy Paris Clark Mills Edward I Simonds Benjamin W. Holman John T Knott John L. Knopg John ML. York Chapin Brown Henry H. Hargmap Entil’ Building “Association Fno Arengt—Hatte Lee Burr N. Edwards Joseph Weller Karl Locka Auguste Schatz Henry H. Bergman Aecure Oriental Building Association Pact Effingham Place John H. Burke Blasius Meade Harry Bhree H. F. Wheat Cleveland Park Willam R Vance Gbariea Boyd Samuel. R. Kvlechux Charlea W. Simpson Thompson Harry Wardmen

Deaths Recorded in Health Office List

Health office records list numerous deaths with ages and last known addresses in Takoma Park, Georgetown Washington Hospital, Freedmen's Hospital, Emergency Hospital and other locations. Names include Tyanna B. Myers Emma Fenning Charles Clinton Joseph Heneon Lorena Roderick James Glitin Romuel Rester Annie Piper Sophie Peaster Francis Kelles William Stephens James Terry Mararet Wall Wesley Johnson Mobert Clark Robert Larner Gaereiano Simms John Plemmbiyg Alexander R F Today Wille Yancey Thomas Thomas Kenyon Charles Uppercue Elsie Gross Marie Swann James Hicks Benjamin Goldsmith Delphie Hollenbeck SF days

Tyanna B. Myers Takoma Park James Ht. Platt Emma Fenning Lorena Roderick Charles W. Clinton Geo Wash Hosp Joseph T Heneon Séth St. Nw Tames Glitin Romuel Rester M St. Te Annie E. Plper Tath Sophie Peaster Dig Francis Kelles Solaints Willia Stephens Oake St Tames Terry Marzaret Wall Fentonette Wesley Johnson Freedmen's Hospital Mobert Clark Robert 3. Larner Hosp Isane Gaereiano Simms Yith St John Plemmbiyg Tatats Gheara Alexander R. PF Tooday St James Hotel Wille Yancey Maine Ave Hears Wemperial Thomas Yeers Thomas Kenyon 13Th St Se Charles F Uppercue N' St. Aw Elsie M. Gross L St. Nw Marie A Swann dist st_nw Tames Hicks Gist Benjamin Goldsmith H St Nw Delphie H. Hollenbeck F St SF Dais

Market Dullness Hits Local Vendors Across Season

Local markets report a marked slowdown in trade this August as shoppers remain away on vacation. Dealers blame high prices and poor stock quality with fruits and vegetables below seasonal standards. Plums sell at 16 cents a small basket and apples at 69 cents a peck while lemons fetch 25 cents a dozen from market dealers.

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Tariff Changes with Ecuador and Henador Trade Shifts

The State Department learned of tariff changes between the United States and Henador, introducing reductions on several goods shipped to Henador without major alterations by chief exparta. A one cent per pound reduction applies to manufactured steel iron brass bronze copper and tin. Dominant U.S. exports to Ecuador remain flour and lard with no duty change. the new schedule begins on November 1.

Ecuador United States Henador State Department Yesterdday Exparta

JOAN JOY EDRON and slate for officers named in draft list

A list of names appears with positions including President John A. Swope, Vice President Ellis Spear, Second Vice President Andrew Parker, Treasurer Harry G. Green, and other officers Boyd Taylor Thomas Bradley Fred Eichelberger.

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