London Stocks Drift In Quiet Session Amid Mixed Trade
Washington, Aug. 23. Trading showed nearly all activity from professionals with London markets buying modestly after days of selling. Cotton futures surged in August delivery while October and other new crop options also strengthened, reflecting persistent speculative pressure. Weather reports remained favorable for corn and cotton, with railroads and major industrials trading irregularly as a cautious tone persisted.
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Specia
New York
Apeculatora
London
Northwest
Taft
Col Roosevelt
Wholesale Market Summary and Prices Warmed by Mixed Demand
The weekly market reports show steady prices across goods with broad supply. Eggs and poultry trade in Virginia and nearby states remains moderate, while fruits and vegetables arrive in large volumes and generally high quality. Prices for butter, cheese, and canned goods are listed, along with detailed figures for potatoes, cabbage, cucumbers, onions, tomatoes, and other produce. Copper and mining stocks quote alongside regional commodity notes in a dense, ledger style.
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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 REPORT FROM NOXIC CITY AND CHICAGO
Live stock markets across New York and Chicago show varied movement. Cattle receipts in New York reach 270 head with dressed beef 8.4 to 12 cents. calves 440 head, veals 14 to 11 cents. sheep and lambs 21 head with lambs firm to higher. hogs 2,084 head, market nominally firm. Chicago cattle receipts 7,000 with steady tone. beef ranges 4.06 to 8.50, Texas and Western steers varied. hogs 13,000 head, prices up about one cent. sheep receipts 20,000 with market strong and Western yews mixed.
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Texas
Liverpool
London
Usc
Chicago
Aux
Pennsylvania
Heanery
Frank Gathane
Gret
Douth
Rio No. 1
Santos
Cordova
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
Chesapeake and Ohio
Rock Island Co
Agust
Alton
Rock Inland Co
Kengo Great Western
A. L
Western
Louis Southwestern
Northwest
Southwestern
Mil
St. Paul
Southern Railway
Galveston
Lake Copper
Southern
Cleveland
Consolidated Gas
Foundry Northern
iooiCorn
Texas and Pacific
Brace
Den
Rio Grande
TOM
Union Pacific
Savanni
Distilers
Erie
United States Realty
Charleston
Biel
United States
Tone Acres
Whitnington
Erie Td
General Electric
United States Steel
Norfolk
Northern
Utah
Great Northern
Caroling Chemie
Baltimore
Illinois Central
Metropolitan
York
Inter
Metropolitan Pidt
Maryland
Bot
International Harvaster
DESK
Ees Westinghouse Electric
Boston
Loy Wastern Union
Ehuiet
International Marine of
Internacionel Paper
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
GME
Philadelphi
Houstal
Augusta
Memphis
St. Louie
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Julet
Louisville
Great Britain
Continent
Rock
Consolidated
France
Erne
Mexco
Wall Street Gossip from Aug 23 Market Scene
Special to The Washington Post reports traders noting a shift as foreigners resume buying on a dull day. London houses show tentative demand while Amalgamated Copper President says nationwide curtailment not limited to any district. United States Steel railroad group posts higher earnings, with a midyear dividend outlook cautious but improving.
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London
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Butte
Amalgamated Copper Company
Ryan
Supreme Court OF the
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United States
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Times
Washington Herald
Washington Fest
A. D
Arhley M Gould
BR. Young
R. P. Belew
E. H. Thomas
Jas
Francis Smith
Columbia Road Northwest
Coromis Sioners
Columbia
Columbia Road
United States Marshal
Ashley M. Gould
Tes Geal
J. R Young
R. F Belew
Aed
Washington Stock Exchange Reports and Rail Measures
Yesterday the Washington Stock Exchange centered on railway scrip and stocks with Capital Traction at 113, Washington Railway and Electric at 82 1 2 and 4 per cent bonds at 83 1 2. Mergenthaler shares traded 216 1 2 to 217 1 8 while Delancey Evans forecast a fair rice crop across Louisiana Texas and Arkansas. Pennsylvania Railroad awarded a 225000 project at Northumberland PA, and Southern Railway plans September 1 safeguards for order notify bills of lading. Finley cites signatures and integrity to curb manipulation and notes banks’ currency redemption fund adjusts to 5 percent under the Aldrich Vreeland act.
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Washington Gases
Gerrertown Gas
Washington Gas
Ranlay Argellon Sa
Wasles
Bullian
United States
National Bank
Washington
Wash
Atax
Mt. Vernonae
Potomac Electric
Potomac Electric Light
Chenaneake and
Potomac ‘Fei
Ss. Tee
American
Cantal Traction Co
Wash. Rwy
Elec. Com
General Fund
Bech. Rwy
Elec. Td
Alex
Mt.ernon
Wash. Steamboat
Gola
Georgetown Ga
Moergenthaler Linotype
Ansted Mopotypa
Greene-Cananea
Apt Nie Ag
Metrono An
Iss
Trust Company
New York
American Security and
Eran
National Savings and American Steel Foundry
Union Trust
Americat Stern Foundry Db
Washingtton Conn Oil
Adys Riapress
Zig United
American Tobacco
ALG Savings Bank
aTocks
Braden
Merchants On Mechanics
Butte Coalition
Union Savings
Chicago Subway
Dime Savings
el Rayo
East Washington
Giroux Consolidated
Provident
Spicegaseed
Golifeld Consolidated
Nipissing Mines
Columbia
Bay Consolidated
Washington de Western Pac Bay
Wea
Cotonia
Emerson Steam Pump
Graphophone
BS Security Storage
Washington Stock Exchange
Capital Traction Company
Washington Railway and Selectric Company
Mergenthaler
Finley
Southern Railway
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Treasury Department
Stuyvesant Fish denies restoration to Illinois Central presidency
New York reports Stuyvesant Fish, ousted as president of the Illinois Central Railroad by the late E H Harriman, strongly denies any plan to return to the post. He says the report has no foundation and should be promptly denied. The item also lists assorted commodity prices and market notes from the era.
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New York
Stuyvesant Fish
Ilinois Central Railroad
E. H. Harriman
Mr. Fish
New York Grain Market Report
New York grain prices show mixed activity with wheat firming on futures rally after bearish Canadian crop hints. No. 2 red wheat at 1.06% elevator, No. 1 Northern at 1.23 f. b.. corn steady with no futures trades, oats varied with standard white at 9 dollars. Receipts tallied: wheat 113,200. corn 72,425. oats 190,625.
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New York
Winnipeg
Canada
Legal Record: Supreme and Circuit Courts in Equity
District docket notes list name changes and defenses in equity cases, temporary restraining orders, bankruptcy receivership, criminal recognizance actions, probate matters, and civil suits. Entries include Nathan Sincuck to Nathan Smith, various attorney assignments, bond amounts, and court terms under Justice Gould across Civil, Bankruptcy, Equity, Criminal, and Probate courts.
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District of Columbia
Equity Court
Gould. Coxin
O'Meara
Plain Wf
Charles 8. Shreve, Jr
Nathan Sincuck
Nathan Smith
Mark Stearman
Turner
N. Carroll Downs
Examiner
Albert ¥. Shos
Plaintif
George F. Hewell
Gogslin
Gogslin Vs. Gottechalk Company
J. A. Bailey
Ross Ve. Palmer
John Ridout
Gebricker
Gebricka
Nial
R. Preston Shealey
Justice Gould
Jackson Bros
J. Miller Kenyon
Charles Linkina
Lucas P. Loving
Bond
Criminal Court
United State
John H. Fisher
Mbel Bond
James J. Fletcher
W. A. Johnston
United States
Morris Robinson
James J. Fletcher Surety
James A. O'Shea
Martin Mullins
Frank C.mulling
Lyon & Lyon
Mary G. Mellon
W. H. Wallace
David L. Pitcher
Geo. FP
Real Estate Transfers in District of Columbia Areas
A compilation of numerous property transfers in Washington DC areas including Connecticut Avenue Terrace, Cleveland Park, Columbia Heights, Chevy Chase and Mount Pleasant. Transactions show lot numbers, squares, buyer and seller names, and nominal prices such as $10 or $3,658.45. several entries note mortgage or trust arrangements, dates, and parcels in multiple squares and blocks with details of administration and probate notices.
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R. F. Hateler
Peter K. Chitconas
Square
Chichester
John B. Harrell
Peter McGee
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Alex
H. Lane
Hermanne Mowenstein
Square Si
Vel Park
Clam A. Maiden
Edwin Ge GW
Lincoln
Dlogke
Cleveland Park
Roaler Duleny
Louies Taylor
Columbia Heights
Charles J. Walker
Vella M. Miller
Martha J. Redman
Chevy Chase
Oswald E. Camp
Edwin G. Dutton
Square 1868
A. Emery
Ruth
Taira
Tourteenth
Josephing M. Lang
Anns C. Lang
Mount Fleabant
SMITH
John W. Gliepnan
Trudtea W. Brown
Ee Jourteenth Street
Peter K. Checonas
Wiliam F. Ritchin
Edward H. Jones
R. F. Hatcher
Mary ©. Mannakee
Irving Williamson
James W. Hendley, Jr
James Williams
Pater McGee Et al
Albert White
James B. Flynn
Anna M. Harlow
Herman R. Howenstein
B. Francis Saul
James F. Shes
Mesure Home Savings Bank
Squard
Maud Brice
Wm. E. Edmonaton
George G. McElwee
Edward
McEnon
Camiannually
Lot E. Square
Wade H. Atkinson Ettz
Wm. J. Flather
Jesse W. Hawtings
John M. Jones
Louise Taylor
R. Thomas Robinson
James R. Ellison
Rozier Dulany
Willa M. Miller
H. R. Howenstein
Emanuel Sp
Wharton E. Lester
Michael J. Catbert
National
Permanent Building Association
Christian G. Stolpp
Henry H. Bergmann
Charles Schafer
Northern Liberty
German-American Building Association
Theodore Schondan
James Berry
Arthur Carr
Perpetual Building Association
Olive A. Beil Et Vir
Richard R
Same
Mount Pleasant
Sara W. Brown
J. Rose Calhoun
W. Gwynn Gardiner
John W. Glennand Irving Williamson
Coleman Park
Guasie
Wilkins Et Vir
Howard L
Harry H. Hollander
Ralph D. Quinter
Rock Creek Land Company
Charles EB. Engels
James F.shea
Fred McKee
G. Percy McGlue
Pleasant
Edward W. Chariton
Frank P. Reeside
J. Leo Kolb
Agnes V.connor
Echeutzen Park
John A. Gamer
J.wallace Allen
Alfred H. Lawson
John B. Espsy
W. Frank Lirton
Anthony Thornton
James L. Neill
George W. Murray
Bettie
Mallory
Supreme Court OF the
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District
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J. King
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Mary T. King
69Th St
James Tanner
Milton J. Lambert
Ee Supreme Court OF the District OF ER
Jonn Kakson
American Security and Trust Company
Rufus J. L. Harrison
Caroline Merttoen
Louie Harrison
Leslie C. Wead
John XK. Howe
Kesson Howe
Gertrude Overacre
Laura W. Merrill
Mabel W. Powell
Alice W. Ferres
Walter Kesson
Edith Florence Kasson
Edith Florahes Kasson Klock
Allen Rawson Kasson
John Chester
Drayton Kesson
Frank Nilea Potter
Caroline Eliot Kasson
H. 9. Overacre
Seal
Register of Wills
Clark
Probate Court
A.B. Leet
WN Tre Supreme Court OF
Cassandra Singer
Isaac Ball
Baulty
Besau, Jones
Walker Lote
Good Hope Road
Eighteenth Street
Folla
Yeaac ' Hall
John’ Ball
Nancy Swain
Nelly Green
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Post
Justice
J. Young
EL J. McKee
E. H. Thomas & Jas
Francis Smith
New York Stock Market Quotation Source Note
The quotations match those reported by W. B. Hibbs & Co. bankers and brokers located in the Hibbs Building. They are members of the New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade and Washington Stock Exchange.
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New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Baltimore Market Wire Aug 23 Wheat and Corn Steady
Daily cotton and metal market notes from Baltimore show wheat steady on spot contract at 1.005, corn quiet at 67 cents, oats steadier with No 2 white at 38. Rye quiet for No 2 Western domestic 78 to 80 cents. Also Joanna A Carey's will allocates $100 to niece Mary R C Hodsen with remainder to sisters Margaret and Ellen Carey. The Man in Black serial installments advance with future publication teased.
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Baltimore
Joanna A. Carey
Mary R. C. Hodsden
Margaret
Ellen Carey
New York Money Market Rates Steady on Aug 23
Money on call easy to high est 1% to 1% per cent with low 24 per cent. Last loan 1% per cent, closing bid 1% per cent. Time loans firmer 60 days 3% and 90 days 3% to 3%. Six months 4%. Prime mercantile paper 8% to 8?%. Sterling exchange steady with bankers bills 4.8300 4.9410 for 60 day bills and 4.8670 for demand. Commercial bills 4.83 4.83%. Bar silver 0. Mexican dollars 4. Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds steady.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Cotton Market Mixed After Bullish Texas Signals
News from New York shows cotton futures wavering after early gains, with August and September contracts finishing near session highs but showing a net advance only in the 6 to 12 point range. Texas crop reports claim a yield modestly above last year, while a hot spell and local estimates foresee a crop around 19.34 million bales, keeping demand tepid.
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Quislig Goaress
Southaro
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Taylor Pollock
Conn. Ave
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17Th St.n.w
Paige
Detroit
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Washington Branch
New York Ave
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Miller Bros
14Th St
Regal Automobiles
Emerson & Orme
K St. N. W
Boylinder
YALE
Columbia’ Electric
Stearns Touring Car
H. P
Carter Motor Car Corporation
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Pope Auto Co
Chalmers
Zell Motor Car CO
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Cook & Stoddard Co
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Roman Automobile
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