Stocks Hit Fourth Day Decline in New York Market
The Washington Post reports another session of stock losses with the Industrial average down a quarter and rail shares off as London selling persists. New York exchanges show weaker sentiment, with banks and subtreasury operations moving funds inland for crop movement and a record interior grain movement last week.
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Washington Post
London
Lonlon
Bert
Lews
Aspen
Thy
New York Exchange
Alvance
Atering Exchange
Party of Exchange
Ory
Levin
Java
Banke
Fee
Chicago
National Metropolitan
District National
Union Trust
United States Trust
Wall Street Downturn Foreshadowed by Past Slumps
Wall Street analysts see the present price decline as in line with previous long downswings, with a future rebound likely after a drop near the prior low. Textile and woolen mill stocks in New England show revived activity, while grain movement boosts railroad traffic and cash wheat prices. Sterling climbs as London gold imports continue, lifting exchange rates.
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New York Bond Market Mixed Metals and Grain Report
The New York market shows copper easiness with spot August through November quoted around 13.20 to 13.40, London prices steady, and substantial export totals for the month. Tin remains strong but quiet, lead and spelter steadier, iron and lamb/lamb-related goods noted, with wheat and corn prices moving modestly and receipts robust.
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London
East St. Louis
East Louis
Cleveland
Northern
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Fim
Local Stock Market Sees Broad Activity in Utilities Bonds
The day's trading centered on utility stocks and bonds with a strong showing by Washington Railway and Electric Company and Potomac Electric Company issues. Traction stock gains and broker attention followed the first call, while bank shares saw modest selling. Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company shares traded, and a push to form a Retail Merchants Association aims to create a credit system for merchants and bankers. June railroad earnings report shows rising gross receipts and net income despite higher costs. Legal complaints over steam coal rates from Coal Creek region prompted Southern Railway and Virginia and Southwestern Railroad to testify as defendants.
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Lode
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Etectric Common
Washington Hallway
National Bank
Egistional Metropolitan Bank
Treasury
District National Bank
Eee Union Trust
United States Trust
Norfolk
Washington
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Washington Gas
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United States
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Georgetown
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Ntelilaon
Ohio Southwestern
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Colonial Beach
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Fetamac Electric Light
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Alton
Eaperke and
Potomas Tel
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Ork Island
Parle Kurly
Colorado
Colorado Mid
Boy Whitey
Canital Traction
Colorado and Southern
Roy
Cain
Delaware and Hudson
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Rio Grande
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Hio
Georgetown Gas
American Tel
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Coal Creek
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Chicago Grain Prices End Mixed on August Wheat Strength
Wheat closed unchanged to 14 1/2 cents higher amid strength from corn shorts covering and Winnipeg demand. Corn fell early then rallied as cooler weather forecasts and bulging U.S. and world supplies influenced values. oats held firm with small changes. soybeans and pork, lard, and ribs moved modestly with mixed results.
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Danube
Eptember
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Live Stock Markets Across Cities Report Varies By Stock Type
Chicago market reports show receipts for cattle hogs and sheep with price ranges and gains or declines. New York and Baltimore data mirror cattle hog lamb movements with mixed trends and weekly totals.
New York Produce Market Reports Prices and Supplies
A dense market brief from New York on August 2 lists butter cheese eggs and flour prices, receipts, and regional variations. It covers butter and cheese quotations, egg categories by origin, poultry and flour notes, and rail freight rates, with later market commentary on cotton, grains, sugars, and petroleum across regional exchanges.
Reading Bicycle Makers Fail
Reading, Pa Aug 22 Receivers were appointed for the Reading Standard Company bicycle and motorcycle maker with $300000 capital. Assets $267962 liabilities $175000. Pennsylvania Trust Company named receiver. Plant operations to continue.
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Reading Standard Company
Pennsylvania Trust Company
Cotton market opens steady then closes modestly higher
New York cotton trading on August contracts opened with a small advance on renewed covering and gained through the day. Early gains narrowed as later months rose 6 to 11 points, tracking firmer old crop markets as cables improved, finishing about 2 points net higher.
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Weston
New Orleans
Texas
AEST
New York
Equity Court actions and notices in Supreme Court record
District and bankruptcy court entries from the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia present a slate of equity and matters. Cases include Howard v Clarkson returnable Aug. 26, sale ratification in Weaver v Hamiller, and distributions in Sullivan v Potts. Probate filings list multiple wills and letters testamentary granted. A bankruptcy entry for Jackson Bros records adjudication and asset-liability details. Additional district court and equity suits mention injunctions, dam ages, trusteeship, and real estate transfers across several wards and streets.
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Simmons
Palmer
Frank Fuller
John Ridout
Fenton
Deeds of Trust entries across multiple DC squares and lots
A list of deeds of trust recorded for properties in multiple DC neighborhoods including South Brookland Petworth Langdon Park Dobbins Additions Meridian Hill and more. Several parcels secure various lenders with amounts from 500 to 90 000 and terms from months to nine years at six percent, with semiannual or monthly payments. Names include Mary F Harper Martin J Harper S Miggine Terry Louie G Gregory Richard J Ford Harry K Ross Bert J Saxton and others.
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Martin J. Harper
S. Miggine Terry
Frank Jaeger
Harry M. Packard
J. Clarence Price
John F. Hubers
Langdon Park
Michael R. Ready
Albert F. For
Louie P. Shoemaker
Robert L. Russell
William S. Stanley, Jr
Jesse H. Wileen, Jr
Levin
Frey
Citizens’ Equitable Building Association
William Helmus
Woodsbury Blair and National Savings and Trust Company
Arlington Hotel
Birs
Hoessle
Arabella F. Smith
Walter =. Wright
George EB. Fleming
Elzabeth Clement
Kemlannuelly
Square
H. Clyde Grimes
Alvin G. Belt
Louiz
Dismar
Robert Lee O'Brien
Oscar G. Ruge
B. Francia Lau
Walter
Hiltog
Seoure Harry M. Eltis
Noman L. Lansbury
Joseph B. Bowling
Eliizabeth S. Saum
Dobbins
J. Franklin Page
Willam H. McGranh
Edward &. Quinlan
Annie Feerson
Meridian Hill
Fomtrett L. Herndon Et Ax
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Annie V. Anderson
Luther M. Gotwald
Netanal Savings and Trust Company
Mae H. Gotwald
Seek Dead Man Relatives of Soldier McGuire
Inspector Boardman asks South Bethlehem police to locate relatives of Thomas McGuire a Spanish American War soldier who died at St Luke's Hospital after being struck by a Philadelphia and Reading train on August 13. Pension number 1083455 linked to Washington 301 C Street NW found in his pockets. Temporary Home for Soldiers and Saffora records show he was not known there. Remains to be buried in South Bethlehem by Spanish War Veterans.
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Luke’s Hospital
Philadelphia
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Washington
Explosions and injuries reported in Northwest city area
A brazing pot explosion in Joseph Wells’s garage at 1110 C Street NW burned Ray Gulst aged 28 and Champion Tucker aged 4. Another worker, Charles Gibson, suffered a cut hand. Moses H. Warren was injured in a cave in at 12th and C NW and Arthur Ford was thrown by a machine belt at Cranford Paving plant. All were treated at local hospitals.
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C Street
Ray Gulst
Champion Tucker
Charles Gibson
Gibson Brothers
Pennsylvania Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Moses H. Warren
F Street
Twelfth
C Streets
Arthur Ford
Cranford Paving Company
Georgetown University Hospital
Missing private detective Daniel D. Kelly
Dearniel D. Kelly reported missing by his wife from 68 Maryland avenue since Thursday. Inspector Boardman told to assist in the search. Kelly, married three years, served in the U S Army at Fort Myer VA, later worked as streetcar conductor and private detective. Mrs. Kelly has a 14 month old child. He left on August 18 promising a prompt return. He has brothers in the marine service at Brooklyn navy yard and in Edinburgh, Scotland.
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Maryland Avenue
Kelly
Boardman
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Edinburgh
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