London Stocks Report Mixed As Market Drifts Inactive
Washington, Aug. 23. In a largely professional trading session the London market bought moderately while New York opened lower. Prices fluctuated with a mild upward tilt late, railroad stocks showing steadier demand than industrials. Cotton rose amid August option speculative strength, while the government weather outlook remained favorable for corn and cotton.
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Specia
New York
Apeculatora
London
Northwest
Taft
Col Roosevelt
Wholesale Market Summary and Prices from Washington and Boston
The report outlines current wholesale quotations for securities and commodities. Spring poultry and eggs show moderate supply with large fruit and vegetable receipts and generally high quality. Dairy and meat prices are listed, along with vegetables, fruits, canners, and regional copper and ore quotes. various market figures from Boston and Lima appear in the lengthy pricing column.
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Caty
Virginia
West Ginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
Macy
New York State
New
Boston
UN Boston
Nighalls Coalition
Capromialopper Ranga
An Butte
Franklin
Craux Consolidated
Consolidated
Miami Copper
Mohawk
Nevada Consolidated
Nuy'ssing
Morth Butte
California
Agier
Utah Consolidated
North Carolina
Live Stock Markets Reported From New York and Chicago
Live Stock Markets note receipts and prices for beef calves sheep and hogs across New York and Chicago. Beef receipts 270 head in New York with dressed beef prices 8.4 to 12 cents. calves 440 head with city dressed veals 14 to 16 cents. sheep and lambs 21 head with lambs firm. hogs 2 084 head, firm. Chicago cattle 7 000 receipts with varied steers and calves. hogs 13 000 head up slightly. sheep 20 000 head with strong market.
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New York
Texas
Liverpool
London
Usc
Chicago
Aux
Wall Street Gossip on Copper Outlook and Rail Lines
Washington Post special from New York notes foreigners paused selling as London houses bought modestly, amid signals of changing sentiment since July 26. It cites Amalgamated Copper Company president on nationwide curtailment rumors, reports US Steel’s 20 railroads total mileage 1,541 with perpetual earnings growth, and an about 50.5 percent operating ratio. Chesapeake and Ohio dividend meeting set for Thursday, after cautious trading in Hawley properties and recent price moves from 66 to 76 or 4.
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Washington Post
New York
London
Wall Street
Butte
Amalgamated Copper Company
Ryan
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Hawley
Seles
AlUa-Chalmers
Amalgamated Copper
Kansas City Southern
American Agricultural
Kensen City
Loulaville
Nashville
Car and Foundry
Minneapolis
St. Lou
St. P
Ste. M
Kane
Tex
American Ice Securities
Kang
Missouri
American Locomotive
National Biscuit
Lin National Lead Jam
Nat. Rys
Bteel Foundries
New York Central
American Sugar Refining
American Tel
Norfolk and Western
Aceses fAmerican Tubercopid
Weseass North American
Northern Pacific
American Woden
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Railway Steel Spring
Boy of Reading
Central Leather
Republic
Central of
New Jerse
Rock Island Co
Agust
Chicago
Alton
Rock Inland Co
Kengo Great Western
A. L
Western
Louis Southwestern
Northwest
Southwestern
Mil
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Southern Railway
Galveston
Lake Copper
Southern
Cleveland
Consolidated Gas
Foundry Northern
iooiCorn
Texas and Pacific
Brace
Den
Rio Grande
TOM
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Savanni
Distilers
Erie
United States Realty
Charleston
Biel
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Tone Acres
Whitnington
Erie Td
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Inter
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Ees Westinghouse Electric
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Ehuiet
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Lake Erie
GME
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Houstal
Augusta
Memphis
St. Louie
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Julet
Louisville
Great Britain
Continent
Rock
Consolidated
France
Erne
Mexco
Washington stock and railroad notes dominate yesterdays trading
Railway scrip and stocks led the Washington Stock Exchange session with Capital Traction at 113, Washington Railway and Selectric at 82 1 2, and 2,000 in 4 percent bonds at 83 1 2. Mergenthaler trades ranged 216 1 2 to 217 1 8. Delancey Evans forecasts a fair rice crop in the Louisiana Texas Arkansas belt. Pennsylvania Railroad awards a $225,000 Northampton machine shop project. Southern Railway plans safeguarding orders against bills of lading starting Sept 1 with a signature validation system. banks must hold 2 1 2 percent redemption funds under new Aldrich-Vreeland rules.
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Washington
Elec
Washington Stock Exchange
Capital Traction Company
Washington Railway and Selectric Company
Mergenthaler
Delancey Evans
Department of Agriculture For Rice
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Northumberland
Finley
Southern Railway
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Treasury Department
Stuyvesant Fish Denies Revival to Illinois Central Post
New York reports that Stuyvesant Fish, ousted as president of the Illinois Central Railroad by the late E H Harriman, vehemently denies any basis for suggesting a restoration to the presidency. He asserts there is no foundation for the rumor and demands its prompt denial.
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New York
Stuyvesant Fish
Ilinois Central Railroad
E. H. Harriman
Mr. Fish
New York Grain Reports Mixed Futures as Weather Seen
New York grain markets show spot wheat firm with No 2 red at 1.06 percent, No 1 Northern at 1.23, and no 1 futures closing fraction higher after a bearish Canadian crop note but rally on Winnipeg strength and frost expectations. Corn spot firm at No 2 70 percent with no futures, oats varied with standard white at 9 and No 4 at 38 and 29 percent, receipts tallied.
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New York
Winnipeg
Canada
Legal Record and Court Actions in District of Columbia
Equity Court names Nathan Sincuck renamed Nathan Smith. Turner v Turner, TRO. Ross v Palmer, default. Bankruptcy: Jackson Bros receivers appointed. bond $40,000. Criminal: Fisher $500 bond. Robinson forgery $2,600 bond. Probate: Mullins letters of admin grant. Mellon repairs. Pitcher will probate. Horn will probate. Tolbert v Tolbert divorce. Meede v Curry will construction. Heany v Fries judgment $250.
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George F. Hewell
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John Ridout
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Justice Gould
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Charles Linkina
Lucas P. Loving
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James J. Fletcher
W. A. Johnston
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James A. O'Shea
Martin Mullins
Frank C.mulling
Lyon & Lyon
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W. H. Wallace
David L. Pitcher
Geo. FP
Real Estate Transfers in Washington DC District
A dense list of property transfers and mortgage figures across Washington DC areas including Connecticut Avenue Terrace, Cleveland Park, Columbia Heights, Chevy Chase, Mount Pleasant, and more. Records show multiple lot transfers with square numbers, party names, and prices or notes of $10 or $2,000 plus annuities. Also includes probate notices and court actions extending streets and condemning land, with specific parcels, squares, and administrative details.
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Chevy Chase
Oswald E. Camp
Edwin G. Dutton
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Anns C. Lang
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Edward H. Jones
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Herman R. Howenstein
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Wm. E. Edmonaton
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Edward
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John M. Jones
Louise Taylor
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Wharton E. Lester
Michael J. Catbert
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Henry H. Bergmann
Charles Schafer
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Theodore Schondan
James Berry
Arthur Carr
Perpetual Building Association
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Rock Creek Land Company
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Fred McKee
G. Percy McGlue
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J. Leo Kolb
Agnes V.connor
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New York Stock Market Quotation Source Note
The quotations are those received by W. B. Hibbs & Co. bankers and brokers in Hibbs Building. They are members of the New York Stock Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade, and Washington Stock Exchange.
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Wheat and Corn Prices in Daily Baltimore Market
In Baltimore on August 23, Wheat held steady at 1 005 for spot contracts with Southern on grade at 1 01%. Corn remained quiet at 67 percent. Oats steadier with No 2 white at 38 percent asked. Rye quiet for No 2 Western domestic around 78 80. Also noted is Joanna A Carey's will granting $100 to niece Mary R C Hodsen with remainder to sisters Margaret and Ellen Carey. The Man in Black serial installment updates tease upcoming publication.
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Joanna A. Carey
Mary R. C. Hodsden
Margaret
Ellen Carey
New York Money Market Report From Aug 23
Money on call easy high at 1% to 1.25% with last loan at 1% and closing bid 1% to offer 1%. Time loans firmer 60 days 3% 90 days 3% six months 4%. Prime mercantile paper 8% to 9%. Sterling exchange steady with bankers bills 4.8300 4.9410 for 60 days and 4.8670 for demand. Commercial bills 4.83 4.83%. Bar silver at 0.0? Mexican dollars 4. Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds steady.
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Prime Mercantile
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New York Cotton Movements Edge Up in Mixed Trading
Bullish crop news failed to spark broad demand as the cotton market closed barely higher by 6 to 12 points after an initial advance. Texas crop reports and very high temperatures limited gains, with prospects pegged at about 19,340,000 bales. Nearby months led gains on the higher cables, while July and August prices fluctuated amid daily weather and market volatility.
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