Profit taking drags but gains were numerous on wall street
New York stock market closed unevenly with heavy profit taking in several groups though many issues advanced for the day. Amalgamated Copper rose to its highest level this year while a suspected clique drew curtailment talk. crop reports and unsettled commodity markets added a cautious tone as U S Steel and steel interests showed strength and treasury activity remained steady.
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Commission Hocuss
Baltimore
Ohio
St .Paul
St Paul
France
Germany
Philadelphia
Mexican Central
Favoritie Develonmres
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
St. Louis South- Western
Colorado
Republic
Iran
United States Steel
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of
TSR
Chicago
Sec
Argentina
Manitoba
Northwest
Minnegapella
Duluth
Gorn
Wee
Market Quotes and Bond Prices From Washington Exchange
The day’s quotations list numerous bonds and stocks across railroads, utilities, and manufacturing firms led by Capital Traction, Washington Railway and Electric, and Metropolitan lines. Government bonds and municipal issues show varied bids while bank and insurance shares reflect the district's financial activity with multiple firms named and priced.
Bank Clearings Across U.S. Cities in Early August
Bradstreet's weekly table reports New York clearings at 31,017,643,701 with a 10.4 percent rise. Other major centers show varied changes with Chicago up 3.5 percent, Boston up 7 percent, Philadelphia down 12.2 percent, and Los Angeles up 9.1 percent, among numerous increases and decreases nationwide. Total United States clearings reach 31,751,247,990 with outside New York at 714,604,229 up.
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New York
Bradstreet
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Kansas City
New Orleans
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Detroit
Lauravitte
Omaha
Lwaukee
Providence
Buffalo
Docianapolis
St. Paul
Los Angeles
Denver
Memphis
Richmond
Washington
Sash
Savannah
Norfolk
Augusta
Hirmingham
Wilmington
Del
Knoxville
Wheeling
W. Va
Chattanooga
Tackspan We
Fis
Charleston
S. C
United States
Baltimore Markets Aug 2 Flour Wheat Corn and More
Market summary from Baltimore shows flour steady with 12 189 barrels receipts and 135 barrels exports. Wheat irregular with spot and futures prices noted and varied by month. Corn and oats weaker to steady with mixed receipts and exports. Rye firm, hay steady, grain freights quiet, butter steady, and creamery and imitation cheeses priced. A distress signal line concludes with a medical advert for New Life Pills.
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Baltimore
Samp
Enenannes
New York
Ila
Jersey
Long Island
Liverpool
Trade Review Reports Complex Labor and Market Shifts
Bradstreet and G Dun & Co findings show mixed gains and ongoing labor unrest. Clearances of summer goods widen distribution but caution remains as steel, iron, and textile sectors face uncertainty. Wheat and corn exports rise with steady textile and construction orders while failures edge up in the U S and Canada.
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New York
Bradstreet
Boston
Northwest
Canadian Pacific Railway
Birmingham
Alabama
Virginia
United States
Canada
G. Dun & Co
R. G. Dun & Co
Pacific
Structural Steel
Milla
New England
Washington Produce Market Prices Listed for Nearby Items
A grainy list shows near by produce prices for various items including potatoes, carrots, cabbages, cucumbers, eggplants, green corn, onions, peaches, apples, lemons, cantaloupes and watermelons. Prices are given per various units such as per barrel, per bunch, per dozen, and per hundred, with some entries showing Maryland or Virginia origins.
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Virginia
Maryland
Local Financial Gossip on a Quiet Trading Day
A dull local exchange saw Washington Railway and Electric common at 17 with no gains, Capital Traction at 233 and a single 1 1 4, Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 7 1 2 for a 50 share block, and Traders National Bank stock at 160 1 8. A large block purchase boosted interest after hours, with $5,000 Washington Railway and Electric at 8 3 4 and 32,000 at 5 8. Greene Copper moved 14 3 8 before and after call.
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Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric, Preferred
Washington Railway and Electric
National Back
Greene Copper
Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad &E
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Columbia Railrod
City and Suburban Railroad
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephoni Bs
Washington Market Company First
National Sate Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Union Trust and Storage
Washington Ravlings
Home Savings Bank
Rattroal aiurke—Capital Traction Company
The
National Bank
Washington
Riggs
People’s
Commercial
Colanial
Columbia Title
Washington Title
Chesspeake
Potomac
American Graphophone
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Anstan Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Washington Market
Norfolk
Washington Stearmbeet
J. Maury Dove Company
Realty Appraisal and Agency Company
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Railway and Bilectric Preferred
Traders National Bank
Wheat and Corn Slide Mixed in Chicago Market Report
The Chicago market shows wheat drifting amid nervous trading as September and December contracts swing between small gains and losses. Corn weakens while oats drop, with private rumors and short-covering driving brief rallies before extended declines. Wheat exports and receipts at Minneapolis, Duluth, and Chicago inform market tone, while local buyers and sellers position for next day deliveries.
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watSers
New York Grain Market Recap August Wheat Prices Rise
Wheat receipts total 22 000 bushels with spot firming. No 2 red and No 1 Northern futures show gains amid mixed messages and suggested manipulation. Corn and oats follow wheat with mixed futures, spot values steady to higher and daily closes edging up.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Big Bulla
New York Cotton Opens Irregular Amid Mixed Cables
In New York Aug 26 the cotton market opened irregular with August unchanged and other months 2 20 points higher amid weak reserves yet robust southern weather. Traders absorbed a crop outlook issued by a leading grower, while market room followers noted high cables but cautious sentiment dominated early.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Ste
Sts. Nw
Equity Court cases and estate filings in Washington DC
The Legal Record lists multiple DC court matters under Equity, Bankruptcy, Probate. Notices include Gardiner v Witman, Thornton v Thornton, Washington Brewery Co v Doe, alimony ruling on Wiegant, and receiver accounts. Probate actions name Charles Henry Blumer, Martha Ann Burnup will, M Anne Van Mater, and Walter H French. Property transfers cover numerous blocks and avenues in Northwest and Northeast DC, with many lot purchases and deeds recorded.
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Equity Court
Aer
Stafard
Gardiner Vs. Witxaman
Ralston & Siddons
Richerda
Thornton Va
Thornton
Qute
John P. Harnest
A. A. Lipscomb and Lambert & Baker
Washington Brewery Company
Doe
Compiainos
Birney & Wooderd
Justice Stafford
Willem EH. Lawson
Alseharg
Eatate
Charles Henry Blumer
Wolf & Rosenberg
Marthe Ann Burnup
Frankan P. Burnup
R. A. Ford
M. Anne van Mater
3. M. Mitcheson
Walter H. French
Walter French
Deeds of Trust Entries in Washington Heights and Surrounding Areas
A verbatim list of deeds of trust and related legal notices from various blocks and squares in Washington Heights and Anacostia, detailing grantors, trustees, securing parties, amounts, terms, and dates. includes numerous multi-property entries and equity suits with parties such as Nally, Chapin Brown, Bergmann, Stubblefield Banking and Trust Company, and others, reflecting early 1900s real estate finance activity.
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Thomas W. Stubblefeld
Garfield A. Street
Stubblefield Banking and Trust Company
Anacostia
Mike FR. Smith
B. A. Griswold
Jennie M. Waller
Luke J. Kearney
Edmand Fitzgerald
John J.fegen
Enterprise Serial Building Association
Charles W. Pickford
John Taylor Arms
Samuel A. Drury
James D. Nicholson
Mantha
Chichester
Willam H. Shawet Ax
Juliue
Randolph L. Eliot
William W. Host
Equity
George ©. Boarman
Ami
Washington Heights
Areking
New York and Chicago Market Annotations August Receipts
New York markets quote flour and butter with steady to firm prices, rye and corn blends steady, oats and hogs varying, cottonseed oil easy, and coffee firm. In Chicago cattle receipts run strong with higher hog values and mixed cattle prices, while sheep and veal show steady to modest gains amid broader market tone.
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Chicago
Texas-Tech
Western
New York
Metal Markets Mixed in London and New York Trade
Tin rose further in London and New York with spot at £193 5s and futures £228 16s while copper and lead held steady in London and New York. Prices for iron and foundry alloys drifted with local and London quotes showing modest changes as the market remained quiet with a strong undertone. In Illinois and Tennessee, officials noted a public accounts audit and a permit issued to John E. Senne and Charles F.
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London
New
Tork
O's
Glasgow
Wadin
Northerna
Country Northern
Fontey Southern
Goultern
Labor Hawk
Chicago
Springfield
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Auditor of Public Accounts
John E. Senne
Charles F
Strubbe and Farrell form First Union Labor Bank in Chicago
Strubbe and John B. Farrell organize the First Union Labor Bank in Chicago with capital stock of 209000. The Peter Power suit tests the legality of the Northern Pacific, Great Northern, and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy merger. Referee George B. Abbott sustains charges against attorney Lamb for unprofessional conduct in the Power case. The appellate division’s session resumes in October.
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New York
The
Bar Association
George Alfred Lamb
Peter Power
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
George B. Abbott
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Northern Pacifi
Power
Weidenfeld
Northern Pacific Rairoad Company
Great Northern Railway Company
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway Company
Receiver Appointed for Insolvent International Mercantile Agency
George R Beach a Jersey City lawyer was named receiver for the International Mercantile Agency of New York City by Vice Chancellor Garrison. The firm faces alleged insolvency with liabilities over 216000 and assets not exceeding 100000. A separate attachment of 54220 was granted in New York Supreme Court on a complaint by former president Thomas N McCauley.
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International Mercantile Agency
New York
George R. Beach
Jersey City
New York City
Garrison
John Enright
New York Supreme Court
Vernon M. Davie
Thomas N. McCauley
Woodend in Business Again in Albany
Albany reports the incorporation of Woodend & Co of New York City with a capital of 400,000 to deal in stocks bonds and securities. Directors named Noah Spingarn William E Woodend and Francia J Waters. W H Woodend was the senior partner of the former W E Woodend & Co which suspended several months ago.
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Albany
N. Y
Wooedend & Co
New York City
Noah Spingarn
William E. Woodend
Francia J. Waters
Brooklyn
W. H. Woodend
W. E. Woodend & Co
Million-dollar land deal by Hines Lumber in Mississippi
In Detroit and Chicago linked deal Edward Hines Lumber Company official 64,000 acres of Mississippi yellow pine bought from Comstock Brothers. Reported price slightly over 1 million cash. Also notes Germany investment report to State Department and Seaboard Air Line stock quotes with Treasury receipts and government expenditures listed.
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Mich
Hawara Hines
Edward Hines Lumber Company
Chicago
Mississippi
Comstock Brothers
Alpena
Germany
State Department
Richard Guenther
Frankfort
Don Pong
Treasury
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Louie P. Koeller
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Troney
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