Stock Prizes Higher as Professionals Aid Gould and Copper
New York Aug 24 reports show a general market tilt to higher prices driven by professional trading. Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Gould group rail issues lead gains while copper and other industrials like Amalgamated Copper Smelting Sugar Consolidated Gas and Brooklyn Transit rise. Market remains dull with cautious sentiment seen in notes of possible big cotton earnings but doubts persist about the movement's character.
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New York
Iwan
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Uise
Gould
Southwestern
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Texas
Consolidated Gas
Brooklyn Transit
Corselida Vdas
Brooklyn
Reading
Philadelphia
Southern Railway
Jersey Central
Interiar
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Banke S
Demann
FSH OU
New Lork
Amer
Amercan Sims
Norfolk
Baltimore
Anaronga Woning Loke
Eltaeee Atchison
Atchiero
Sngst Oly
Lg Baston
Balt More
Vale
Joke
Quiet
Baltmore
Wilmington
Raph Penasit
Paul Elphia
New Jey
Savannah
Chesapeake
Steaty
Chicago
New Orleans
Alto
Greer Weenies
Eit Bea
Pau Tao
Memphis
Loui
Gharfestan
Denver
Erie
Britain
Euecern
Wales
Continent
Japan
Hocking Valley
Great Vilinnie
Dad Ua
France
Mexico
Pup
Iowa
Western
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
Pitts
Steel
Republic
Rock Island Co
Pay Rock
St Lo
Southern
Tennessee Coal and Iron Am
Pac’e
Test Es
Western Am
St L
West Pia A
Union Pacfic Pfd
United States
Washington Stock Exchange closes with varied quotations
Closing bid quotations from the Washington Stock Exchange list numerous bonds and stocks. District of Columbia bonds include Capital Traction Railroad issues and Metropolitan Railroad debt. utility issues from Washington Gas Company and United States Electric Light show mixed prices. Several rail and bank stocks, insurance, and miscellaneous listings appear with rates framed in percentages and fractions.
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Washington Railway and Electric
Capital Traction
Washington Savings Bank
Lanslon
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
Washington Railway and Bicctric Company da
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Depost and Trust
Washington Loan and Trunt
American Security and Trust
Union Trust and Storage
Home Savings Bank
Capital Traction Company
The
Washington Railway and Bilectric Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan
Central
Farmers and Mechanics
Columbia
Capital
American
Tradera
Lincoln
Riggs
Fremen's
Franklin
Corcatan
Potomac
Arlington
National Union
Colonial
Columbia Title
Washington Title
Chesapeake and Potomac
Washington
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Washington Market
Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat
J. Maury Dove Company
Hearty Appraisal and Agency Company
New York and Chicago Textile and Grain Market Summary
New York stock market activity mixed as cotton futures surged on August crop concerns and a rumored New Orleans firm failure stirred rumors of shorts. Wheat and corn declined in Chicago with weather favorable for crops, while oats and pork futures showed modest moves amid light receipts and ongoing selling pressure.
New York Grain Markets Pressured by Demoralized Buyers
The New York grain report shows rye and barley quiet with weak spot and mixed futures. Wheat receipts reach 25,000 bushels as prices fall from recent highs, corn and oats also soften, while butter and eggs hold firm and metals show varied London and local quotes.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Northwest
Nec
Washington Produce Market Prices Slump on Oversupply
The Washington market shows abundant potatoes and tomatoes with a large peach crop of poor quality. Prices for first class fruit hold steady while vegetables flood the shelves. rye of crops include beets cabbage cucumbers eggs corn onions peaches apples lemons cantaloupes watermelons and live poultry with varied per unit rates across categories.
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Virginia
Maryland
Acmex
Westen
West Virgina
Tenneame
North Carolina
Kent
Cotton Brokers Suspend Upsets New Orleans Market
New Orleans August 24 The cotton market spiked as H F Page Co suspended, unable to meet margin calls from Liverpool. October and December futures jumped 31 and 32 points within minutes, amid confusion about Page & Co the pattern of heavy short selling and unknown ring involvement. The firm’s officers say suspension is temporary and obligations will be met dollar for dollar.
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New Orleans
Ita
H. F. Page & Co
Page & Co
H. Frellsen Page
William A. Bres
Alfed ¥. Page
Page
New York
Liverpool
Daniel J. Sully & Co
Local Financial Gossip on Washington Railway Bonds and Stocks
Trading on the local exchange featured a $100,000 block of Washington Railway and Electric 4s, with brisk demand and rising bids. Initial sales moved in small lots at 38312, then 8358, 84144, and 1243-4 as Capital Traction and Lansten Monotype showed strength. Bank stocks and Traders National Bank shares also changed hands, reflecting a lively market session.
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Washington Railway and Electric
Lansten Monotype
Washington Savings Bank
Traders National Bank
Live Stock Markets Mixed Activity Across Regions
New York Aug 24 Receipts show steers higher while western bulls softer with scarce demand. Cattle values quoted higher by cables. calves firm. sheep and lambs steady to higher. Chicago notes steady to higher cattle and strong hogs. Baltimore week totals show imports and varied pricing.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Baltimore
Baltimore Markets Report Highlights Mixed Grain and Dairy Prices
Baltimore markets show quiet trading with fluctuating grain futures. Wheat prices steady to firm, corn dull with mixed earlier levels, oats weak, rye steady, and butter and cheese markets holding firm amid unchanged creamery and store packed varieties.
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Baltimore
Southern
Br Wample
SHACK
Wasa Western
Legal Record: DC court actions by Justice Stafford
A DC Circuit Court report lists numerous cases under Justice Stafford including appointment of receivers, vacating decrees, confirmations of auditors reports, appearances of absent defendants, and restraining orders. It covers matters from lunacy hearings with bonds to probate grants, real estate transactions within multiple squares and neighborhoods, and various civil and criminal filings.
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Supreme Court District of Columbia
Mquity Court
Justice Stafford
Curtis Ve. Curtis
Heath & Watkins
Wolf and
Rooseubers
Balsier Va Cadick
J. B. Archer, Jr
Coldren & Fenning
George A. Sheehan
Criminal Court
United States
Michael McNulty
Jacob Fainbury
Samuel Fainbury
Lambert & Beker
Adolphus Lindenkohl
Henry Lindenkohl
Lewis Flemer
Paulina Lindenkohl
J. Cabell Willamson
George W. Clasel
Ile
Real estate transfers list with multiple city lots
A long list of property conveyances across Bloomingdale Cleveland Park No 1628 Sixth Street Northwest and other blocks. Transfers show buyers and sellers including Wardman Warder Wagganian Sherman Wells Wagner Featherstonheugh Domeretux Bauman Haislip Macgill Wood Moore Haynie Erwin Pickford Slisby and others. Amounts mostly ten dollars with occasional larger figures. properties include blocks numbered streets and squares in multiple neighborhoods.
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Bloomingdale
Annleis
Charles P. Stone
Charles W. Ferriaz
Harry Wardman
Margaret M. O'Connor
Vlz
Michael J
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Co-operative Building Association
Cleveland Park
John Sherman
Irving Willemson
Wiliam
Te Crispin Brown
Henry HB. Bergmeny
Oriental Building Association
Williem Reed Mecgall
Charles F. Benjamin
Roger T. Witchell
Perpetual Building Association
Trinidad
James M
Leckie Et Ax
Same
Daniel R. Moors
Richard A. Ford
Walter G. Davin
Columbia Permanent Building Association
University Park
Charles W. King
John T. Arun
Samuel A. Drury
James B. Nicholson
Violetta K. Baker
Air
Henry E
Richard R. Horner
Robert J. Harlan
Rebecca J. Cole
Washington Sanford Et al
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergmann
Equitable Co-operative Batling Association
Edward T. Bowie
Lanier Heights
Frank Faust
George B. Wagner
Charles Linking
James T. Crawford
Charien C. Covert
Ernest W. Daniel
Charles F. Johnson
Tra J. Baker
J. Lewellen
William F
Robert Obrien
Herbert T. Shannon
Julius A. Kreotelin
Cort
Ansie E. Warder
Thomas B. Wagganian
Ella G. Sherman
Sixth Street
Ida L. Drary
Executrix
William D. Wells
Square Hi
First Street
Schott
Anna IL Haislip
William Read Macgill
Twenty-Sixth Street
Mary BE. Marcey
C. Irving Wood
Eixth Street
William B Moore
Daniel R Moore
Union
N Streets
Mary M. Haynie
Maggis RD
Sanford
Twenty-First
American Security and Trust Company
Louwisa F. Erwin
Blogmingdall
Anna E. Halelip
Fietcher 3
Emma J. Page
Senati? Heights
Thomas H. Pickford
Michael Peter, Jr
Moore and Barbour
Howard W. Slisby
Ta Walton
Shepherd
Fifteenth Street
Bargain Day on Wheat Prices Hit Chicago Board
Wheat futures fell on bargain day with September down to 103 6 8 and December at 104 5 8 from prior close. May wheat offered at 106 3 4 as traders bet spring wheat harvests will not collapse despite rust fears. New York market saw a sharp 4 cent drop with spillover selling and a demoralizing finish.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Shorts
Bradstreet's
Minneapolis
Duluth
Board of Trade
New York
Sidney Ohio bank fails with receivership assigned
In Sidney Ohio on August 24 Frank B Read cashier at the German American Bank filed for a receiver stating the bank cannot meet due obligations. The bank capital 75000 liabilities about 250000 assets 200000 W H C Goode named receiver bonds 50000. After the appointment cashier Reed and president Wagner made individual assignments followed by Peter Wagner large stockholder also assigning.
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Sidney
Ohio
Frank B. Read
Reed
W. H. C. Goode
F. B Reed
John H. Wagner
Peter Wagner
John H. Waeners
Engineers Hold a Meeting at Twelfth Street Hall
The local branch of the National Association of Stationary Engineers held a meeting on Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue. J Freming described a pulley speed test at 2671 rpm, Johnston spoke on the World’s Fair machinery in St Louis, and George E B Reed was elected national State deputy. An August excursion yielded several hundred dollars for Cotton Fields Locusts relief. consul reports Egypt’s cotton fields face locust swarms but crops look favorable. Also daily applicants for houses of all classes. property owners urged to place vacancies with a trusted agency for tenants and prompt rents.
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National Association of Stationary Engineers
Twelfth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
J. Freming
R. Johnston
St. Louis
George EB. Reed
Association of Stationary Engineers
Cotton market outlook cautions producers amid price fears
Theodor E. Price warns that cotton prospects are poor and widespread with only the Atlantic states showing potential average yields. He advises South producers not to salt their crop and suggests a fair price around 13 1 3 cents per pound if unity can be achieved to prevent resort to speculation, stressing no resort to coercion.
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Atlantic States
Theodore EH
Price
Penne
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Aulick Palmer
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Hayden Johnson
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Thomas P. Morgan
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Washington Loan & Trust
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