Profit taking a drag but gains were numerous
New York stocks faced a check in an otherwise up day with many gains. Amalgamated Copper rose to year highs while trading narrowed late. copper strength supported by robust European consumption. Readings showed mixed results with weakness in Baltimore and Ohio and St Paul, while United States Steel and related issues posted gains amid cautious curtailment by traders.
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New York
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
Financial quotations and bonds on the Washington market day
Daily quotations from W B Hibbs & Co and items from the New York Stock Exchange. Includes government and corporate bonds such as Capital Traction, Washington Railway and Electric, and various railroad bonds, with bids, closes, and notable prices across many issues and stock categories.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
Usp
F Street
Btoc
Chica
Board of Trade
Washington
Bank clearings in major cities for week ending Aug 2
Bradstreet compiled table shows weekly bank clearings across U S cities with year over year changes. Major totals: New York 31,017,643,701 up 10.4 percent. Chicago 154,375,462 up 3.5. Boston 108,388,058 up 7. Philadelphia 391,047,801 down 12.2. San Francisco 27,107,991 up 7.8, with many other cities listed including St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Minneapolis Los Angeles etc and gains like Augusta Ga 72.9 and Savannah 44.6 while some declines appear in Cleveland 2 percent and Milwaukee 2.2. Total United States 31,751,247,990 up. outside New York 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 Flour and Grain Prices Mixed Across Commodities
Baltimore August market notes show quiet flour receipts at 12 189 barrels and exports. wheat irregular with spot contracts and futures around 1.03 to 1.08 per bushel. corn softer with various spot and future quotes. oats easier. rye firm. hay steady. butter steady. coffee firm. a distress signal line appears with a medical ad claiming a cure.
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Baltimore
Samp
Enenannes
Weekly Trade Review Shows Complex Labor Market
Bradstreet's and G. Dun & Co report mixed signals in the labor and manufacturing sectors with better crop prospects lifting some demand while strikes and steel and iron price uncertainty curb activity. Wholesale and textile trade see clearer summer clearance and fall distribution, with rail orders rising and failures edging higher in the United States 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 for Nearby Produce
Market listing from Washington Produce Market shows nearby pricing for vegetables and fruit. Items include potatoes, carrots, cabbages, cucumbers, eggplants, green corn, onions, peaches, apples, lemons, cantaloupes, and watermelons with per hundredweight, per dozen, or per bushel rates and regional origins such as Virginia and Maryland.
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Virginia
Maryland
Local Financial Gossip Trades Quietly on Washington Railway
A dull day on the local exchange with Washington Railway and Electric common at 17 and 125 1-3 ask, Capital Traction at 233 and 1 1-4, and Traders National Bank stock at 160 1-8. A large block shift occurred as buyers gained control of the bank, plus 5 000 Washington Railway and Electric shares at 8 3-4 and 32 000 at 5-8 after call. Greene Copper moved 14 3-8 on call, 100 shares after call at something near L.
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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
Anacostia and Potemas Sa
Twe
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
Market News Wheat Prices Rise and Fall in Erratic Trade
Chicago market report details erratic wheat movement with September trading around 1.05 and December near 1.06 as investors react to Northwest conditions and Argentina shipments. Corn and oats show smaller shifts while hogs and lard edge lower. Local receipts and exports cited. notes on Manitoba crop outlook andBull support contrast with profit-taking. overall close near midday highs then retrace.
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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
watSers
New York Grain Prices and Receipts Report
New York grain market summary dated Aug 26 shows Wheat receipts at 22 000 bushels with spot firm at No 2 red levels and nearby futures closing partly higher amid varied trade. Corn receipts 23 575 bushels with spot firm No 2 and futures mixed before closing fractionally higher. Oats receipts 108 500 bushels with mixed oat grades and futures steady to slightly higher.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Big Bulla
New York Cotton Opens Irregular Amid Quiet Early Action
New York cotton opened irregularly with August unchanged and other months up about 2 to 20 points. Market faced weak earlier cables but favorable South weather suggested crop progress, while traders weighed a government crop estimate from a leading source.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
D Ste. Mye
Sts. Nw
Equity Court schedules filings and probate notices in Washington
The Court records from the District of Columbia list equity matters with Gardiner v Witxaman and Thornton v Thornton, plus bankruptcies and probate actions. It details receivers, auditors, appraisers, and bonds, including real estate transfers across multiple northwest and northeast blocks and streets. A market report notes cotton prices dipping then recovering slightly, with heavy selling into close and roughly 550,000 bales traded.
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Supreme Court District of Columbia
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 and Equity Suits in Washington Heights
A dated listing of deeds of trust across Washington Heights and surrounding squares including Randle Park Addition, Pleasant Plain, Anacostia, and various squares. Names include William Nally, Chapin Brown, Henry H. Bergmann, Samuel M. Morkachur, Thomas W. Stubblefeld, Garfield A. Street, Mike FR Smith, Jennie M. Waller, Luke J. Kearney, Edmand Fitzgerald, John J. Fegan, Charles W. Pickford, James D. Nicholson, William H. Shawet, Carrie Gmaith, Ralph L. Hall, William W. Hostman, Gertrude Davie, Curtis B. Graham, Cranai Mackey, and Curtis Graham. sections detail secured amounts from 250 to 25,000, terms of 1 to 18 months, interest 5 to 6 percent, and various lot and square identifications. Also notes on Equity Suits and lawsuits, including Waggaman, Berlin, Warge man, and Columbia National Bank cases.
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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 Chicagomarket summaries Aug 26 1890s
New York reports widespread commodity prices and agricultural markets. Flour rye corn and butter fluctuate, with steady cheese and lard while cottonseed oil and coffee show firmer tones. Chicago notes cattle hogs and sheep receipts with price ranges for good to prime steers and mixed hogs. cattle and veal prices vary by weight and quality.
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New York
Chicago
Texas-Tech
Western
Metal markets show tin rise and steady copper in New York
In New York on Aug 26 tin edged higher in both markets with spot at £193 5s and futures at £228 16s in London. Local tin traders report small offerings and a quiet market with a strong undertone. Copper held steady on spot, futures drifted lower in London with prices around 257s 6 1 2d. Lead unchanged at £12 per 100 pounds. London and New York pricing varied. Iron activity subdued locally with No. 3 foundry Northern at 13 59/14 28 and No. 3 Country Northern at 13 25/13 76. The report notes market lethargy across base metals and a cautious tone in trading.
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Hich
Adams Express
Am Car and Foundry
Am Car
aAmerica
Americar Sugar Refining
Atch
al Atchison
Baltimera
Ohio
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Ohin Boe
Opt
Broonlyn Rapit
Can. van Pacific
Cental
New Jersey
Chesaveik
Cago
Northwestern
Chicago
Mit
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Pia
Iy Ae
Cani Sr Louis
Colorado
Lion
Ais BO
Colon UK
Boutier
Colorado Southert
Delaware
Wazy Mitnats Central
Iowa Central
Kansas City Sather
Kansas City Southern Pd
Louisville
Nashville
Manhattan
Boo
Metre Palan Securities
Os Methpol N Street Ry
Mexico
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Western
Republie Steel
Rock Tetrad Co
Aon
Roch Istead
Rubber Goode
Br Ty
Louis Southwestern
St. Lous Southwest
Soutern Pacific
Southern Railway
Bouthern Railway
Pft
Tennessee Coal Ang Tron
Texas
At Ang
Toledo
St Louis
St L
le Union Par
Anton Prette
United States
Exprasa
United States Steel
Balla
New
Orleson
New Orleans
Tiwan
London
Tork
O's
Glasgow
Wadin
Foundry
Northerna
Country Northern
Fontey Southern
Goultern
Strubbe and Farrell form First Union Labor Bank in Chicago
Chicago organizers Strubbe and John B. Farrell plan a bank with capital stock of 209000 dollars. In New York, charges against attorney George Alfred Lamb in the Peter Power case against the Northern Pacific were sustained by referee George B. Abbott. The report accuses Lamb of fraud and unprofessional conduct, noting no stock transfer to Power and potential deceit in the merger challenge involving Northern Pacific, Great Northern and Chicago Burlington and Quincy railways. The appellate division will review the referee’s findings when it resumes in October.
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Lamb
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 of Jersey City has been named receiver for the International Mercantile Agency of New York City by Vice Chancellor Garrison. The petition alleges liabilities over 216,000 with assets under 100,000. A warrant of attachment for 54,220 was granted in New York Supreme Court amid concerns 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
Albany reports the incorporation of Woodend & Co of New York City with a 400000 capital to trade in stocks bands securities and other commodities. Directors are Noah Spingarn William E Woodend and Francia J Waters. W H Woodend was senior partner of a firm that suspended operations months earlier.
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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 Ping-land deal seals Mississippi timber purchase
Detroit financier Hines of Edward Hines Lumber Co Chicago reports completion of buying 64,000 acres of yellow pine land in Mississippi from Comstock Brothers Detroit and Alpena Mich the deal price said to exceed $1,000 in cash Germany notes foreign investments indicate large US holdings Consulate general Frankfort cites significant stock and security movements in Germany Baltimore railroad stocks show Seaboard Air Line and Coast Line trading activity Treasury receipts and government expenditures noted with redemption and disbursement figures.
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Detroit
Mich
Hawara Hines
Edward Hines Lumber Company
Chicago
Mississippi
Comstock Brothers
Alpena
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Ninth Street
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Thomas E. Waggaman
Ralston @ Giddens
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Benjamin Berlin
Washington Fertilizer Company
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Carl Auerbach
Alex G. Clarke
Michael J. Colbert
Anthony Gxeglas
John B. Geter
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Francis Miller
Wm, Miller
Y Commission Co
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Francis H. Smith
Alvin M. Lothrop
Bzautoey Swith
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D. Falton Harris
Jackson H. Ralston
Kimball
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N. Y. Ave
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Thomas P. Morgan
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Real Estate Oficer
Joseph I. Weller
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
Lewis Johnson & CO
W.b.hibbs & CO
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Hrigkell & McLeran
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Recorder of Deeds
Joan B. Cavanagh
Charles R. Talbert
George W. Coldenstroth
Louie P. Koeller
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Troney
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Meither
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