Rock Island fears shake Wall Street in volatile trading
The market ended mixed with broad weakness in some rails as Rock Island shares fell, while Union Pacific and Southern Pacific rose. New York Central slipped toward par amid rumors of stop loss orders not materializing, and early gains faded into a cautious close with mixed commodity signals and uneven buying.
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Frisco
New York Central
Genia
Sandrom
Anes
Tgnacro
Amo Wean
Arenson
Cateigs and
Alton
Thicaunt
Bartington
Ciicago
Red
Pacific
Thiago
R.R
Cangago RT
Pacite
St. Toutr
Sorado Wanstrie
Volarady Midland
Clarade
Sir Geuthem
Rudan
Col Enver
Rin
Grende
Erie General
Horking Valley Sige
Interborough-Metropolitan
Dapan
Wa Tapan
Ouissille
Nashville Unified
Manhattan Consol
Mestean Central
Mentean Central
Minneapolis and St
Gregor Short Line
Pennsylvania
Consol Reading General
Republic of Cuba
LS Air Coniae
St. Louis
Iran
Mountain Consol
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texan
Pacifc
Tolado
Western
Tintin Pele
Ona Union Facilie Convertiile
United Sales Steel
Western Margand
Wheeling and Hake Wrn
Wisconsin Central
Metal market notes and price declines in London and New York
The report covers August 20 price movements for tin copper lead zinc and iron in London and New York with spot and futures, noting declines in London tin and copper, dull local markets, and mixed quotes for iron and steel products. Specifics include lead at £13 3s 8d, zinc around 4 1/2d, and iron standard foundry prices near 16s.
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New York
London
Lecally
Ertecha Tate
Agligh
Standard Foundry
Bas
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Foundry Southern
Foundry
Arn Soft
New York Money Market Report Summary
New York money market shows easy funds at 4 percent on call with the ruling rate near 1 percent. Shorter terms trade modestly with slight premiums for 60 days and 90 days. Sterling exchange listed with bills for immediate settlement and for delivery. Government bonds steady, railway bonds irregular amid mixed activity.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Wall Street Gossips on Cotton Breaks and Market Moves
Special to The Washington Post from New York details how a cotton market crash influenced stock trading. It notes pool members reducing lines to protect cotton positions and others exiting stocks. Reports mention a house shorting up to 1100,000 shares while brokers see distributive sales. Union Pacific and Rock Island activity, interlinked with broad market swings and anticipated manipulative rallies, are examined alongside steel orders and a favorable corn outlook.
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Washington Post
New York
Bull Pool
M! Catton
New York Central
Reading
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Harriman Party
Cron
Sivas Ates
Keuras City
Nashville
Anyeapol
St. Louis
St. P
Ice Securities
Mirsour Pacific
iMo
Smett
Norfolk and West Estern
Urkherm Pasifie
Aneconda Mining Co . Sel
Atetison Av
Irs
Awit
Atchison
Bard Ic Cnaat
Pitts
Balindre
Ohio
Madtimore
Okie Ptd
SBA
Pullman Palace
Ecoklyn Ravid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Republie Steel
Central Leather
Tlic Steel
Central of
Chicago Grea
Louis Southwestern
Wwlehi
St Pas
Arita Fue
St Owls Southwestern Pia
Sicsa-She
Radwar
Southern Railway
Hudsen
Texas and
Pacific
Denver
Rio Grande
L. Ani Weatern
Soo
Western
Securities
Ted States
Stu Grea Northen
United States Steel Ptd
Caralina Chemical
Mori Eth
Caroling Chemical Yi
Erte
Mammal
Watash
Wertinghawee Electric
Western Unie
Wheelty and Lake
Orte
Kansas City
Roe
Wisconsin
Ww. B. Hibbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Traction in Demand Sparks lively stock session
A lively local stock exchange session saw Washington Railway bids rise as a small block of stock traded. Washington Gas attracted larger interest with price bids, while officials noted a possible dividend within a year. Shares in Columbia Railway and Washington Railway moved, and insurance listings were finally updated after being carried for some time.
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Line
Local Stock Exchange
Washington Railway
Washington Gas
Exchange
Traction Company
Washington stock quotes from Washington Stock Exchange
Quotations furnished by Thor L Hume Co show regular noon calls with bids on Columbia Haitland stock at 1900 and 500 at 107 percent. Electric and Railway securities list various prices and yields including Warrington Gas, Second National Bank, and Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank with limited lots traded.
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Thor L. Hume & Co
Washington Stock Exchange
Columbia Haitland Bs
Washington Railway
Elextric
Wachington Railway and Electric
Warrington Gas
Andy MB
Second National Fenk
Merchsite and Mechanics Savings Bank
Georgetown
Washington Gas
Washington
DOD Capital Trattion
Ua Anestia
Potomar
Calusnivete
Columbia
Washington Rwy
Potomac Electric Light Ie
Norfell
Wanh
Washington Steamboat
Georgetown Gas
Yell ‘Pelephone
Pennsylvania
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lansta
Breene-Cananen
Mitchell
Lincoln
Mettonaistam
Racondahea
Trust Company
American Sevarty and Trust
Ilard Trust
Waton
Arlington
Calamnia
Washington Market Prices Show Wide Ranges and Activity
Market notes report light fresh stock and varied receipts across Virginia and nearby regions. Prices fluctuate for butter cheese eggs and poultry with supplies steady for alive birds while pressed poultry and dressed meats show mixed demand and regional variances.
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RGG
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
North Carolina
Baio
Norfolk
Georgia
Breigins
Bome
Nyack
Duchess
Ibba
New York Grain Prices Mixed on Wheat and Corn Activity
Wheat receipts rise to 2,700 with futures firm while cash markets show strong demand and higher prices for No. 1 hard. September and December wheat drive gains as buyers cover shorts. corn and oats also rise with upbeat demand and tight supplies.
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Baltimore
Southern
Aye
Liverpool
Per Lough
New York
B. Alfont
Nat Northern Duluth
Ward
Mey
F. Uw. B
Spe Tote
RYD
Exctara
Gnn
Yowa
Levator
Crere
Argentina
Minneapolis
Dul Luth
Chicago
Tia Te
Ami
Amde
Jntergster
Wah
New York Market Notes on Cattle Hogs and Lambs
Receipts total across categories show steady to slow trading with mixed demand. Cattle and hog futures amid varied prices. veal and lamb receipts sizable as rates edge or hold. Lambs and sheep demand weak. beef and pork prices show modest movements amid broad market stability.
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New York
Landén
Liverpool
A. Doe
Sudan
New York Cotton Market Sees Sharp Oct Rally Then Deep Drop
The New York cotton market surged in October with prices jumping from last close and then tumbling as bears dominated. Trading estimated around 400,000 bales with May, October, and other months showing substantial declines amid heavy selling and rumblings of outstanding commitments.
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MT Atzat Nationel
Tressury al Beglameg
Stamdera Silva
Euler
United States
Treasury
Atiaway Bank Ates
Baldhary
National Bank
Philippine
Ae Beeeee Trust Funds
Sears
Boston
New York
Aus
Liverpool
Bulla
Dale Ory
Uecker
Helen
Serteniner
Pyalas
Belobo
Washington cattle market rates and terms muddled listing
Fragmented OCR shows varying cattle prices and terms such as per ewt ordinary ext and clipped sheep values. Contains garbled phrases, misaligned figures, and stray letters, making specifics unclear beyond general market listing intentions.
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Agers
Receiver for Walsh Road in Federal Case
Chicago aug 26 federal jurisdiction extends over the Southern Indiana Railway Company appointing M J Carpenter as receiver in the US Circuit Court on a petition by First Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago. Failure to meet 135 000 interest on bonded debt triggered the petition. the line totals 625 miles with assets 24 330000 and liabilities 11 000000.
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Chicago
Southern Indiana Railway Company
United States Circuit Court For
John Is ‘Walsh
First Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Kohisaat
M. J. Carpenter
Chicago and Eastern Ilinela
Houthern Indiana
Chicago Southern
Northwest Washington Houses Sell in Major Deals
Moore and HN report three trestoried ten room house at 1143 Monroe Street Columbia Heights sold to Wilhelmina C Wetzel for 37000. Boss and Phelps sold 1452 Park Road residence to Minnie Hawke for use as her home. Additional sales include 1539 T Street investment by Elizabeth Thompson for 4000 and a Brightwood Park corner property at Eighth and Madigan streets bought for 3500.
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Moore & HN
Wilhelmina C. Wetzel
Monroe Stree
Columbia Heights
Lewis B. Breanlinger
Elizabeth Thompson
R.R. Brandon
Francis A. Brandon
Eighth
Madigan Streets
Brightwood Pick
Cotton bear raid ruptures market as Livermore faces loss
The Washinxton Boat reports a severe collapse in cotton prices after a bear raid. Livermore, long tied to the pool, is said to have lost up to $900,000 while claiming hedging saved him. Theodore H Price aligned with the bear faction as others unloaded in New Orleans and Liverpool.
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Livermore
Washinxton
New York
Theodore H. Price
New Orleans
Liverpool
Wild
Cotton Exchange
Sully
Price
Equity and Probate Dockets in District of Columbia Courts
District of Columbia records list multiple equity cases, probate matters, and criminal and civil dockets in courts led by Justice Stafford. Interventions granted, wills admitted to probate, letters of administration issued, and numerous property transfers detailed with plots, squares, and monetary bonds noted.
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Justice Stafford
Hmily Hermes
G A.isabed
Joseph Wand
Attomes
W. C. Martin
Watate
Joseph T. Collins
Frank & ‘Guiting
Millan & Smith
É Motate
Charles JM. Thomas
Deeds of Trust Listings Across Columbia Heights Area
Multiple deeds of trust detail security for loans in Columbia Heights and surrounding blocks. Names include Annie B. Adams, Charles P. Stone, Robert L. O’Brien, and others securing amounts from 1 to 4,300 dollars with terms from 30 to 365 days or years, at 3 to 6 percent, across blocks and squares in Langdon Park Pleasant Places Brookland and adjacent additions.
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Columbia Heights
Annie B. Adams
Charles PB. Stone
Robert L. O'Brien
Richard Ti. Bailey
Wittom E. Bamentton
Louis R. Peak
Charles K. Marat
Wyce
Wi—tinma
Presiva
Houre
Etewgie
James McGrean
Thomas W Humgerford
Langdon Park
Cheries A. Marthux
Erie Cleveland
Charlen
Muir
Leonard R. Vinson
Waters End
Brookland
Wersey
James B. Wimer
Charles W. Black
Amy’ Wheeler
Margaret
Dell
Wharton E. Lewier
M. J. Colbert
Nat Permanent Building Association
Square
Mincie Backy
Virco Siu Tepper
Gamuel V. Thusack
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Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
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Heiskell & McLeran
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Bernard P. Minmack
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