Bear Rally on Stocks Fades in Late Trading
New York August 2 Wall Street tempered optimism as Harriman's statements fail to lift sentiment. Traders report modest gains early, but downturns return with Union Pacific and Southern Pacific shares sliding, while overall market activity remains subdued amid concerns over the segregation plan and transportation costs.
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New York
BH Harriman
Union Pacific
Harriman
Yohay Mat
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Wostrra
Fosa
Ecouet
Ingher Ciomat
Unten Pacific
Wba Catan
Eval Desse
Laton Paeth
Ygtril
Boutherh Paettic
Market report on copper and London metal prices
New York copper on the New York Metal Exchange quiet with spot August and September at 32.60. London market quotes copper futures around 13.00 to 13.50 and spot near 42.50, with varying prices for different months and no sales reported at the focal exchange.
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New York
New York Metal Exchange
Belog
Gelober
Focal Exchange
London
New
Chimina
Gal Steel
Fraral Baertrig
Spengaetie Plecer
Esatphr
Cette Flestels
Sitchimets Gas
Sted Heart
Faninet
Arison
Alex Bock
Muse
Naw Orlegne
Ravanneh
Bready
Sys
Great Britain
Ted
Arma Grast
Britain
Gabe
France
Continent
Japan
Mexico
New York Stock Market Action on Wednesday in August 1919
The New York Stock Market during a late August 1919 session shows activity across major indices. Traders reacted to ongoing postwar adjustments with varied gains and losses amid looming inflation concerns and unsettled industrial earnings.
Wall Street Gossips on New Haven Stock Holdings and Harriman Ties
Special to The Weabington Post outlines how major investors shape New Haven stock votes. Mutual Life Insurance holds the largest block, with Peabody closely allied to Harriman through roles in Delaware and Hudson and directorates at Illinois Central Southern Pacific and Union Pacific, signaling potential voting alignment with Harriman in any control contest. The piece notes other large holders including American Express and Lewis Cass Ledyard, and discusses implied influence on New York Central and Pennsylvanian stakes, plus implications for railroad management and Far Himatras authority.
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Giosing
Cieslaign
LAI
Chalmers
International Pump
Asa A
Lowe Central
Amalgamated Copper
Kansas City Souther
American Agriculturals
WijAmerican Beal Suear
Scana City Southern Pte
Wlamerican
Amercan Ivo Securities
Kane
Tox
National Biacutt
Nttional
Hefiolog
New Yorke
Norfolk and
Westar
Zeta Ety
Aia Yelttag
Baltimere
Pius Ce Ana
le Halkimore
Ohio
Stael
Roar Island
Texas
Inc Tolada
St. Louis
Worox
Delaware
Huda
Denver
Rio Grande
Lnjon
Paine
Great Northern
Carole Chemical En Aoatte
Aso
Interborough
Tavol Westen
Westinghouse Electric
Intarvorvagh
Intar Farventer
He Jm
Waceling
Lake Erlea
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Otternd Tolat Maes
WT Hibbs @ Co bankers
Ilibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Dowd
Tende
Washington Stock Exchange
Weabington Post
New York
Kum S
New Haven
Wall Strect Journal
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Peabody
Harriman
Delaware and Hudson
Illinois Central
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Union
Harriman Hee
Stuyvesant Fish
Trinda Central
Mutual Life Holdings
Snd Hartford
Musual Life
Charles Pratt & Co
Charles M. Pratt
Standard OW Company
Hartman
William Waldorf Astor
Robert W Goelet
John Jacob Astor
American Express Company
Lewis Cass
Ledyard
Adams Express
American Express
Charles M Pratt
Ledyard Famiy
Michigan Central
Stork
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Centrals
Thuy
Way and Brother
Central
Pennsylvanis
Jago
Far- Himatra
New York Central Board
New York Money Market Update and Bond Notes
The report outlines on call money steady at 2.5 percent, 60 day bills around 2.4 percent, and stable commercial paper rates. It mentions government and railroad bonds, with bankers active in securing bids and offerings. details are hampered by garbled OCR but indicate a cautious money market with varied short term yields.
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New York
Tire
Omnety
Faye Sk
Bex
Alc
Primo Mareantite
Allwer
LIVE STOCK MARKETS SUMMARY FOR AUGUST SALES AND PRICES
Aug 25 cattle receipts estimated around 800 head with varied stocker and feeder values. Calves light, but market steady. hogs mixed with good demand for mixed grades. Sheep receipts about 2,000 head, market described as strong with steady to higher prices across categories. Strong entities include Avrea, Jambe, and market totals quoted.
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Letra
Ras Sea
Uae
Lee Haa
Oalee
Jambe
Momrlinga
Washington Stock Exchange Snapshot of Quoted Issues
A late edition list from the Washington Stock Exchange shows prices and quantities for multiple securities across categories including mining, banking, insurance, and miscellaneous stocks. Entries mention firms like American Security and Trust, United States Trust, Dime Savings, and various rail and manufacturing names with figures and notes on quotable lots.
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Oor
Testness
Seethega
TH. Washi Ry
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SG Vernon B
Barry
Barry ‘Great Pal Ann Oia Domstalon i
Trent Hig
Eaton Nobotype
Hiss Mining
Greene-Cansone
National Bane Btoceks
Larmertean
Aetzepelitan
Fantiugion
American Security and Tax Sational Savings and Trash
Washington Loan and Trust Oe
United States Trust School
IE Insurance
Solombia
Washington Produce Market Price List Fragment
Quotations indicate wholesale prices for dairy butter live poultry dressed poultry and meats. Listings cover Virginia North Carolina New York and California items with figures for fancy regular and damaged lots. Vegetables include potatoes watermelons cucumbers cabbage squash beans lettuce radishes and tomatoes with per basket per pound and per crate pricing in a compact market summary.
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Virginia
West Vingiaia
North Carolina
New York
Aint Factory
New
Mall New
Hans Choline
Homs
California
Florida
Cattle and Hog Prices Edge Up on Market Rumors and Weather
Washington cattle markets show active lambs and calves with demand rising for quality, while hogs and sheep hold steady amid rumors of bullish crop reports. Openings rally on National Ginners data. private crop rumors lift prices early, with late-session gains driven by improved weather in the Southwest and selling pressure later in the day.
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New York
Bullist National Glanors
Mura
M Gretna
Ikqutta
Seilers
Hitle
Alabama
Gonrgts
Carolin Barly
Texas
Blale
Basiera Belp
Chlcsgo
de Los Corp
Praviaioos
Tony
Gary Corm
Steel output and pig iron market trend in 1910 outlook
Washington Post report from Cleveland notes United States Steel and subsidiaries push high production for the month, aiming to set new records in steel and ore shipments. Billet and pig iron outputs rise, while tariff cuts imply reduced Pacific coast iron sales. prices firm nationwide with rising demand and heavy rail orders for 1910 delivery.
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Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
Baylow
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Ita
Gary
Piliett
Pittsburg
Bessemer
Pacific Coast
Great Britain
Atest
The
Santa Fe
Chicago
Rock Island
Pennsylvania
Harriman Lines
New York Central
Con- Inersville
Rockingham Power Plant Sale Confirmed in Reorganization
United States judge signed a decree confirming the $1,000,000 sale of the Rockingham Power Company's plant to a reorganization committee. The Blewett Falls site on the Yadkin River will host a large hydro electric project with Eastern capitalists forming the committee to complete construction.
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Rockingham Power Plant
Asheville
Pritchard
United States
Rockingham Power
New York Produce Market Largely Steady on Commodities
Wheat corn oats and soybeans show varied moves with overall soft to steady tone. Prices for pork and beef hold firm while petroleum and sugar hover with minor shifts. Weather and near future receipts influence grains. traders watch shorts and hedges amid uneven demand.
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Bola
RTL
Ateady
Duiel Gibbs
Gulet
Bogota
Lae
Baltimore Markets Update Grain Prices and Receipts
Baltimore markets show firmer spot corn and grain contracts with assorted futures and receipts. Notices list yields and prices for wheat corn and oats, including on grade, domestic futures, and sample exports.
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Baltimore
Southern
GOG
Axports
Abandoned Upper Berth Grievances Stir Train Debate
An old traveler laments upper berths on sleeping cars as impractical and uncomfortable. He argues they should be abolished, noting ladder climbs, privacy issues, and taunts from lower-birth passengers, while praising occasional airflow yet admitting frequent nuisance and health concerns.
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Montreal
Nsacola
Seattle
San Diego
Minneapolis
Interstate Commerce
Umea
Heath
Missing Item Drove Urgent Search In Hotel Hall
Report notes a guest’s shirt vanished prompting staff to summon a porter and stepladder to retrieve it. The scramble caused a brief delay and led to lighthearted jokes about the mishap. No injuries or further incidents reported.
Millionaire fugitive dying in France report
Cablegram from Pittsburg reports Dallas C Byers well known iron manufacturer and Dallas graft case figure dying at Dinard France after a paralytic stroke last Sunday. Byers had been linked to irregularities among city councilmen and a franchise issue involving a street closure. he left for Europe soon after an indictment was issued.
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St Paul
Chicago
Pittsburg
Dallas
Byers
Dinard
France
Brera
Europe
Legal record highlights multiple court actions in DC courts
The legal record lists actions across the Supreme Court district, equity, bankruptcy, criminal, probate and other courts. Cases include equity proceedings involving Lamte t auditors and various creditors, discharge hearings in bankruptcy, a homebreaking crime, probate of wills with executors and guardians, and damages claims against multiple defendants. Names, docket notes, bonds, and dates appear throughout the excerpt.
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District of Columbia
Equity Court
Anderson Carr
Lamte T
Colletoe
J. Bombert
Anariean Sentry
Tris
Piardan
Girdou
Corspiniuad Solicitors
Chariea
Blackiy
George
Patrick Ateadast
Sollolors
Ascher Aan
Jones’ & Pratt Najcker
Dent Apparate
Criminal Court
Justice Anderson
United States
Joseph Arthur
Frank Fresaino
COCHT
Jamine Anderson
Nelcom Wilson Bawte
Kdving Townsend
Ana Sone
Edward A
Wadham
Ann Katherine D Townend
Mary A. Town
Aterutrizea Bled
Pathton
Renora
ieUors Testamentare
Fomeya Tucker and Kenyen
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Burrville and Adjacent Areas
A misc. listing details multiple property transfers across Burrville, Moumbad Manor, Petworth, Kenilworth, and surrounding streets. Transactions name grantors and grantees such as Hayden to Pras, Sonne et ux to Moen West, and Jenkins et vir to Willams, with various lots, blocks, and square designations and prices or considerations noted, reflecting a broad catalog of transfers in early 20th century neighborhoods.
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Burrville
Kete Hayden
James S Pras
Moumbad Manor
Charles Sonne
Ecuool
Betyean
Charles Wo Siem
Willams Aubto
Twustier
Wilkin
Frederick W Gehnert
Part
Tot & Aanare
Petworth
Nellie M Jenkins
Cuarieg
Sixth Street
Northwart
George W ‘F Awartell
Ada L Smith
Execuers
Dae le Smet
Tota
Aquard
Gotare
Sherwood
Deeds of Trust Listed Across Numerous Properties
Historical notices record multiple deeds of trust involving Holm bad Manor Vietor Klein and others, with properties in Washington and surrounding areas. Secured notes include monthly payments, varying terms from 1 to 5 years, and interest rates around 5 to 7 percent.
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Imperial Ram Cos
United States Treasury
Vilbey Ae
Intel
Hew
York
Entfae
Fin Steel Foundry
Aim Slat Foundry
Wheem Uw
Adams Lexprars
American Tobacco
Butte Souilion
Doflelt
Laatyner
T National Bank
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Nevada
Ailyst Notiges Ristasing
Wetern
Ofcen
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Ouligom
Toad
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Bulitan
Tolea
Retao
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Tetundty
Tnsisterad OM Ag
Washington Produce Market
Washington Cattle Market
Toledo
Horth Lima
Gouthy Limi
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Chicago Grain
NEW York Grain
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Brat
Hears
Newa
English Cables
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Allan
Yas Mora
Eanes
Illinois
Forarcial
E. F. Hutton & CO
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Coffee Exchange
Chicage Board of Tracts
Washington Railway
Washington Gas
F Street
N. W. Tel
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Thomas L. Hume
WB. Hibbs & Coo
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs Building
J. S. Bache & CO
Canada
Joan
Chteago Stock Exchange
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
New Orleans
Boston Stock Exchange
Rocenter Stock Exchange
Washington
A. G. Plant & CO
Bankers Enc
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Frederic W
Crosby
D. C. Byers
Circuit Court
Justice Anderson Davig
Stevens Ander
Bankruptcy Court
Justee Anferenn
Hammer & Sone
Conover
Wiliam
Thoman
Lawents
Mechanic's Men
New Ameostia Brick Company
Harry Bigelman
Soltimwest Teewten
Gary St Alte
Charten
Charles
Smalih von Joist
Bysees Norswrpet
Econ
OKC
Letverie
Theodore Mellman
Angiet Becker
Mary M Backer
Nquare
Eeltch
Mary Md 'Becker
Egonre
Kenilworth
Mallery
Tapiis
Euetees
Manaam
Alison
Mando É'reeta
Rose Tenchu
Wilkes
Sulsiwan
Saras B Boyd
George W Marsh
Lus Square
Solthwest
Leightos
Jern
Miller Rusters
Soran Bomer
SBR
WOOD
Edmurds Lena and Buitlag Company
Arthur L Stony Lo
Seaton Street
Worthwyster Gordon Pincer
Fenty
Holmbad Manor
Vietor Klein
Setidt
Maedel
Smuare
Sqlars
Mary Ho Byme
Washington Loan and Trust
Rec
Puilding Association
Sqlare
William W Lighttows
Toho
L Seuth
Jamey Toome
Eorn
Cheles
Morrie
Willam
Fredaick
Lehner
oFew
Borden
Syeare
Bemgerty, Petworth
William
Saunders
Cisud Enangaten
Baure
Nellie M Fenistnggen
Lot I
Meridian Hili
Agnes Mealy
Benjarcia
Minor
Rowland
Wilton
Lindsey Winaton
A. Gill
Mace
Eherwood
Frank EB Fepp
Frank Fuller
Harper
Aelee
Oriental
William Merghy
Polin
John D Coughlin
Lilo ‘Taplin
Wacura
Chigryster
Venen
Quincy
Mith
Flelddons
Capitel
Surplus
National Riggs Bank
Penneyivania
National Savings and Trust Company Cor
New York Ave
Colorado
Chipman
F Caverly
Calumbia
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Wade & Hedges
G St
Ouray Bidg
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