Market Tone Firmer Amid Small Volume on Weak Holdouts
New York August 22 With early irregularity caused by Far East developments fading under favorable London advice, the market rallied as short covering increased and Union Pacific and Southern Pacific attracted support. Wheat weakness and favorable bank commentary shaped sentiment, while rails and industrials led gains with Reading and steel issues drawing attention. The general list rose modestly as Treasury and credit conditions steadied, with rates and bonds steady to easy.
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Sterling Exchange
Daily Cotton Market Summary from New York Aug 2
The cotton market opened firm with a 2.95 point advance on bullish Liverpool cables and upbeat private reports. Prices rose slowly amid improved weather, mixed receipts, and persistent short-term bull support, closing about 1.73 points higher after a late gain from strong buying. Estimated sales reached 260,000 bales.
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Financial market closing list of railroad and corporate bonds
New York listings show a wide range of bond ratings and prices for railroads and companies. Notable entries include Atlantic Coast Line, Baltimore and Ohio, Chicago and Alton, New York Central, Union Pacific, Reading, St Louis and San Francisco, Southern Pacific, Northern Pacific, Missouri Pacific, and United States Steel among others. Prices quoted feature various 4s, 41/4s, and other denominations with yields and general market activity noted.
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Government Bonds and District Market Quotations
The Washington Stock Exchange list shows bids and prices across government bonds and district issues. Notable entries include Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 66, United States Electric Light debentures at 108, and various Washington Gas Company bonds around 103 to 120 percent. Numerous railroad, utility, and corporate stocks are quoted, with prices for Metropolitan, Capital, and National banks, plus title and telegraph stocks and miscellaneous issues.
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Wheat market slumps after early surge on futures
Chicago grain notes show heavy selling pressure as wheat futures retreat from peak, with September down 3 1 2 cents and December off 4 0 cents from highs. Reports cite mixed weather, rising receipts, and cautious demand, while nearby months close weaker and corn and pork also ease on pressured trade.
New York grain prices ease as futures drift with mixed signals
NY grain market reports steady to firm spot values for corn and oats while wheat futures edge lower on uncertain news. SARLEY and WHEAT receipts are listed with varying futures bids, and options trade weakly, with September and December bids showing minor recoveries late.
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New York Produce Market Report Essays and Prices
New York price listings show butter receipts 10,291 pounds with creamery ranges at 18 18 for common to extra. cheese receipts 2,750 with varying grades. eggs receipts 13,853 with extra fancy selected white at 25 26. poultry alive steady with Western chicken prices around 14 to 15 cents. Flour receipts 14,943 barrels, dull but firm winter straights. rye flour firm. cornmeal firm. hay steady. hides and leather steady. wool steady. Oil, molasses, tea and sugar markets show mixed steady trends, with petroleum and rosin steady and copper, lead, tin futures quoted in London and New York markets.
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Washington Produce Market Prices and Odd Fragments
A fragment from a Washington market listing shows prices for potatoes, beets, carrots, cabbages, cucumbers, eggplants, green corn, onions, and apples, with several typos and unclear entries. The text abruptly shifts to unrelated garbled lines about headaches, disgust, and cures, lacking coherent context.
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Pratt v Pratt and other district court equity actions
Supreme Court DC Equity Court ruled Pratt v Pratt dismissed for failure to prosecute. Several cases noted alimony, proof orders, and guardianship appointments. Complainants and defendants faced various solicitor and examiner actions. multiple estates and administration petitions listed with bonds and dates. District court proceedings covered include bankruptcy, probate, real estate liens, and partition suits with several named attorneys.
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Niles & Whitt
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Justice Stafford
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Boyer
Litigation Dismissed In U S Shipbuilding Case
New York August 22 Judge Lacombe of the United States Circuit Court signed an order ending the litigation against United States Shipbuilding Company and Charles M Schwab. The case was dismissed without costs after an agreed stipulation by counsel for the New York Security and Trust Company and for the defendants. The order notes continued action with no further notice.
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Real Estate Transfers Across Northwest and Southeast Districts
Transfers include Laura A. Donaldson et al to Elmer H. Catlin for lot 1a square 558 at 10 dollars. Gelen L. Talt et al trustees to Norma B. Tyrrell for lot 4 black 12 at American University Park for 500 dollars. Susanah A. Crandell to William T. Belt for part original lot a square 878 at Seventh Street Southeast for 2000 dollars. Thomas & Waggaman to Daniell Clarke for lots 64 square S76 and lots 125 and 116 square 1220 at 917 F Street Northwest and 3300 0 Street Northwest for 75000 dollars.
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Local Stock Exchange Notes From A Quiet Day
The local stock market showed little activity with Lanston and Mergenthaler leading trading. Prices moved in narrow ranges as small blocks changed hands and several issues remained inactive, ending with limited transactions and scattered offers.
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Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
CATTLE receipts in New York totaled 5 079 with a dull market and lower prices across bulls and cows. Calves and sheep and lambs showed mixed firmness with veals up to 50 cents higher and lambs firm to 60 cents. hogs receipts 11 222 with uneven demand. Chicago figures indicate 22 4 head cattle with lower trade, hogs down, sheep steady, and weekly totals showing modest improvement in Western cattle and steady calves.
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Cotton crisis in England prompts new cotton growing plan
Cambridge August 22. Premier Balfour leading discussion at the British Association on the cotton crisis. He warned futures gambling cannot be stopped, while urging expansion of cotton cultivation as relief for mills. A. A. Hutton outlined efforts to reduce reliance on U S cotton and cited enormous costs and losses. West Africa hailed as promising with potential to yield 20 million bales annually if developed gradually. Prof Henry F Osborn of Columbia received an honorary DSc.
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Columbia University
New York City
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Baltimore Markets Grain and Freight Rates Aug 22
Treasury receipts and disbursements note federal and state finance. Market listings show flour prices by grade and region, wheat contracts and spot values, corn spot and futures, oats and hay quotes, and grain freight rates to Liverpool and Cork. Reports include bank note redemptions and government revenue figures.
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Foreclosure Ordered in New Jersey Mortgage Suit
Guaranty Trust Company of New York wins suit to foreclose a 800 000 mortgage against Atlantic Coast Electric Railroad Company. Judge Lanning in U S Circuit Court rules leaseholds and stock tied to the Green property are subject to the lien, with hotel leaseholds at Pleasure Bay Park excluded. Atlantic Coast Rail now in receiver hands under Jamen Smith. Also, Southern California directors plan to sell company stock to the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway for about 10 million.
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Wheat Prices Fluctuate on Chicago Board Amid Frost Fears
Wheat futures showed a 4 cent swing on the Chicago Board as Northwest frost fears and worries over rust hit the market. September ranged around 1 12 to 1 08 4 4, December moved toward 1 00 3/4, with London reports noting slight gains despite mixed signals.
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