Stock Prizes Higher as Professionals Aid Gould and Copper Stocks
New York Aug 24 stock market shows general rise despite dull trade and local labor strains. Professionals dominated, with Gould and Southwestern railway issues leading gains alongside Amalgamated Copper, Smelting, Sugar and Brooklyn Transit. Copper trade improves some while a cash dividend rumor for Northern securities circulates but lacks confirmation.
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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
Washington Stock Exchange closes with varied Washington securities
Closing quotations show Washington Railway and Electric bonds and stocks across many issues. District bonds, railroad bonds, gas, insurance, banks, and utility securities mix with Metropolitan, Columbian, and Capital Traction listings. Notable figures include Washington Savings Bank at 101, Capital Traction at 124 and Washington Gas at 108.
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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 cotton market volatile amid rumors of Fege & Co failure
In New York the cotton market rose after initial bear sentiment, with August and safer positions up 12 to 21 points. Rumors of Fege & Co New Orleans suspending sparked heavy trading and rapid fluctuations, while late-session firmness came from covering by local and Southern interests.
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W B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Ovea
New York
Liverpool
H. F. Fege & Co
New Orleans
Coward
Suar
Anaust
Profis
Ae Sport
Port An
St Pointe
New York Grain Market Mixed Prices On August 24
The New York market reports rye nominally steady with barley and wheat weak on fresher receipts. Corn and oats show soft tones with minor gains in some grains, while butter and cheese hold steady. Metals and vinyl commodities display mixed moves, London tin firm but local sentiment cautious.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Northwest
Nec
Minnesota
Haag
Long Island
Jerey and Southern
Jersey
Liverpool
London
Lake
Tren
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
Southern
Southern Sott
Washington Produce Market Prices for Fruits and Vegetables
Market reports oversupply for vegetables and nuts with wide ranges in prices. Potatoes and tomatoes abundant with peaches of poor quality yet generally stable fruit pricing. various items listed per barrel, per 100 bunches, per bushel crate or per box, including apples, lemons, cantaloupes, watermelons, and eggs from Virginia to North Carolina.
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Virginia
Maryland
Acmex
Westen
West Virgina
Tenneame
North Carolina
Kent
Cotton brokers suspend sparks wild New Orleans market shock
New Orleans August 24 The cotton market reacted with surprise as H F Page Co suspended due to margin calls. October and December futures leaped 32 points within a minute, while Page stated the suspension is temporary and obligations will be met dollar for dollar. The firm’s offices sit above Sully & Co, whose prior failure looms in context.
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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 sale
The local exchange saw brisk trading in Washington Railway and Electric 4s totaling around 100000 with multiple lots moving at 38312 to 8358. Traction and Capital Traction held firm while Lansten Monotype showed strength and several bank stocks traded, including Washington Savings Bank and Traders National Bank.
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Washington Railway and Electric
Lansten Monotype
Washington Savings Bank
Traders National Bank
Live Stock Markets Across Cities Show Mixed Receipts and Prices
New York reports beef cattle receipts near two thousand with higher prices for steers and firm to lower for bulls and cows. calves and grassers show varied values. Chicago and Baltimore market activity ranges from steady to higher for cattle and strong hog markets. sheep and lambs trend firm to lower with primes limited.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Baltimore
Baltimore Markets Report Details Mixed Grain and Dairy Quotes
In Baltimore on August 4 prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, hay and dairy items show overall weakness or stability. Wheat and eggs firm or unchanged, grain futures and spot prices cited with multiple grades and regional variations, receipts and exports listed for several commodities.
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Baltimore
Southern
Br Wample
SHACK
Wasa Western
Supreme Court Receivers and Lunacy Petitions Face DC Docket
The District of Columbia court listings show receivers appointed or to be settled, lunacy committees named with bonds, and various probate actions. Major cases include Curtis v Curtis on receiver appointment, George A. Sheehan auditor report, and child guardianship orders, with multiple estate matters and real estate conveyances across Square 162, Bloomingdale, Cleveland Park, and Mount Pleasant areas.
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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
Real Estate Transfers in Bloomingdale and Northwest Districts
Broad list of property transfers including Harry Wardman to Ansie Warder in Bloomingdale lot 115 block 7 and multiple transfers across Cleveland Park, Sixth Street Northwest, No. 1628 Sixth Street Northwest, and adjacent blocks. Transactions name buyers and sellers such as Thomas Wagganian, Ida Drary executrix, William Wells, Richard Wagner, Emma Wagner, William Domeretux, Charles Bauman, Anna Haislip, Mary Marcey, Daniel Moore, Mary Haynie, American Security and Trust Company, and others with parcel and square designations and nominal sums noted.
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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 Williemson
Wiliam A. Hill
Clifford M. Stoy
Cleveland
Charles H. Bauman
Chapin Brown
Henry HB. Bergmeny
Oriental Building
Associaton
William Reed Macgill
Charles
F. Benjamin
Roger T. Mitchell
Perpetual Building Association
Trinidad
James M. Qeckle Etux
Same
Violetta K. Baker Et
Aiz
Henry E
Richard R. Horner
Robert J. Harlan
Rebecca J. Cole
Washington Sanford Et al
Henry H. Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
Louisa F. Erwin
Equitable Co-operative Batling Association
Edward T. Bowie
Lanier Heights
Frank Faust
George B. Wagner
Charles Linking
James T. Crawford
Charien C. Covert
Ernest Wf. Daniel
Charles F. Johnson
Tra J. Baker
J. Lewellen
William F
Robert Obrien
Herbert T. Channon
Julius A. Kreotelin
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 in Wheat Markets Shows Sharp Drops
Chicago reports September wheat down to 103 6 8 and December at 104 5 8 from prior closes amid bearish sentiment. May wheat offered at 106 3 4 as rust fears fade and crop prospects improve. New York and Minneapolis declines follow, with December off to 108 1 4 from 112 1 2. Separate notes: Union Traction Company formed from merged lines. $750,000 6 percent forty-year bonds issued. Dividends declared for Macon bank depositors. currency transfers to the West begin for crop movement. Philippine bond bidder transfers agents. Reading election bonds declared invalid. an ad notes wonder cures for ailments.
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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
New Lork
New York
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
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
Southwestern
Southern
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal and Iron Am
Texas
Pac’e
Test Es
Western Am
St L
West Pia
Union Pacific
Union Pacfic Pfd
United States Expresy Ang
United States Leather
United States
U.S
Board of Trade
Springweig
Uime
Columbus
London
Springfield
Dayton
Urbana
Bellefontaine
Union Traction Company
Appleyard Properties
German American Bank of Sidney Placed in Receiver's Hands
In Sidney Ohio on August 24 Frank B Read cashier filed a petition showing the bank could not meet due obligations. The German American Bank with $75,000 capital and about $250,000 liabilities and $200,000 assets named W H C Goode as receiver with $500,000 bond. The bank is expected to pay creditors in full while several officers and large stockholders, including F B Reed cashier, John H Wagner president, and Peter Wagner, signed individual assignments after the appointment.
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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 Topics of Interest to Engineers
The local branch of the National Association of Stationary Engineers held its usual meeting on Twelfth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. J Freming described testing a pulley at 2 671 rpm, about 5.5 miles per minute rim travel, Johnston spoke on the World’s Fair setup in St Louis and favorable visitor prices. Reed was elected national State deputy. An August 17 excursion yielded several hundred dollars for Cotton Fields. A German report warns locusts threaten Egyptian cotton, but prospects for a big crop look favorable. Daily applicants offered for houses of all classes, property owners urged to list vacancies.
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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 Prospects and Prices to Guide Southern Growers
The deterring report shows cotton output uncertain and prices volatile. Atlantic States appear most likely to yield an average crop, while drought risk elsewhere may push prices high. Producers are urged to resist premature sales to maintain value, with potential for 13 dimes per pound if coordinated action arises. Theodore E. Price warns against resort to manipulation or coercion.
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Atlantic States
Theodore EH
Price
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Gould Railroad
Union and
Cago Board of Trade
Frameton Stee Exchange
Atchison General És
Atchison Adjustment
Atlantic Coast Line
Central of Georgia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Burlington and Quincy
New Chicago
St. Paul
Chicago and Northwestern
R. I and
Pacific R. A
R-T
Pacific R. A. Col. Fec
St Louis
Consolidated Tobacco
Colorado
Colorado Fuel
Hio Grande
Erie General
Fort Worth
Denver City
Louisville
Nashville
Manhattan Consol Gold
Mexican Central
Mexican Central First Inc. Mine
Missouri
Missouri, Kansas
Texam
National RR
Consol
New York Central General
New Jersey Central General
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacifc
Norfolk and Wertarn
Oregon Short Line
Partic Pennsylvania
Reading General
Iron Mountain Congo
San Francisco
Louis
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United, States Steel
Wits Ata
Wells-Fargo Express
Stadiane
Weatinghowsa Electric
Western Union
Wheelinge and
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Uw Se
Uw UU
New York Stock Market
George James
Scranton
Paave
Kloczewski
Chicago Grain
NEW York Grain
Ané
Washington Cattle Market
August Mu
Criminal Court
Michael McNulty
Jacob Fainbury
Samuel Fainbury
Lambert & Beker
Adolphus Lindenkohl
Henry Lindenkohl
Lewis Flemer
Paulina Lindenkohl
J. Cabell Willamson
George W. Clasel
Ile
Sherry. Triton
Bartram J. Sherry
Aguars
Irmy J. Baker
Charles C. Covert
Beventsenth Street
William L. Miller
Louis Gundling
Mount Pleasant and
Pleasany
George E. Walker
John C. Atherton
Juime A. Kreatalia St
Mary J. Lewellen
Gordon Snowden
Joseph Shorter
Nollifters
Gordon & Gordon
Zugona Carus & Son
Harry J. McGlenahan
Aulick Palmer
Herbert L
Ida Laurie
John W. Boteler
Hayden Johnson
Eernation, Banking Corporation
C Street N. W
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Richard A. McCurdy
Thomas P. Morgan
District of Columbia
Riggs National Bank
Banda
Ohio ‘Traction
Macon
A. J. Butler
First National Bank
Col. Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
M. L. Turner
Oklahoma City
Phiippine
Harvey Fisk & Sons
Berks County
Emérlich
Fois
Sidney, Ohio
State Department
Richard Guenther
Frankfort
Germany
Alexandria
Gasch & Birge
Barnard & Mark
N. W
Tony
B. H. Warner CO
Stree
Washington Loan & Trust
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Harry G. Thomas Bradley
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National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
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Faye
George H Harries
J. G. Kumball Wilton J Lambert
AM. Lothrop
Theo
W. Noyes
J. H. Ralston
John B Sleman Jr
F O H. Smith
Quincy Smith
N Waters
W. Woodward
Gs Bank
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News OF the World
House Tank
Haight
Broadway
St. W. W
Washington, D. G
Biliz OF Exchange
Cable Transhas Credite
General Banking
Lewis Johnson & GO
W.b.hibbs & CO
Mekington
Rey
York Stock Exchange
Eine Trealweet
Colma
Heiskrtz & McLeran
Amocietion
Enoum
Ahares
Pamphiela
Ofhea
Equitable Co-Operative Building
WH ST
Pa.ave
National Metropolitan Bank
Washington, D
United States Depository
Ferry Commission Co
Berry Commisson Company
Chesley & Spence
Phons
Main
Surety Loan Company
Warder
Janc
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Co
National Loan and Investment Co
Nevor Isle
Treacy
SES US
An Wa
Noth NG
Potomag Guarantee Loan CO
Adaptic
Barry
Washington Mortgage Loan Co
Siof Street
Sonal
Eldel Capital Lo Loan Co
Ims
Bat Security
Larasat
Mission Ce Tolman
Hoqm
Corcoram
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