Stocks Close Higher Amid Bear-Gone Market Gains
New York August 26 prices moved up after a pause with all active issues advancing led by Southern Pacific Union Pacific St Paul Reading American Smelting and Refining and Amalgamated Copper Traders faced limited stock for sale as professionals supported a bull move despite bear house troubles Railroads posted earnings declines with Rock Island Cheas Rock Island and Pacific St Louis and San Francisco and others down overall debts and July trade figures showed weaker exports while coal demand rose and copper ore prices held firm in London
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Washington Post
New York
Southern Pacific
Union Pacfic
St. Paul
Reading
American Smelting
Amalgamated Copper
Missouri Pacific
Indian Pacific
Tock Island
Harriman
Stock Exchange
Meney
Rock Island
Pacific
St. Louis
San Wrareis
Hiess
Sear
Chicago
Bothimsver
Quincy
Hocking Valley
Ade
Pez Avon
London
Stele, Co
Pacific Coast
Bie
Wentert
St A
Etnshof
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Long Island
Jersey
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Union Station
New Terminal
R Oyal Limited
Atlantic Cry
Baltimore
Ge Westward
Cincinnati
A.m
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Wrerling
Winchester
Prederick
Hagerstown
Annapolis
A. Im
Pennsylvania
Nureau
Main
Ap. Cally
Nw Academy Junction
Cuba
Annapolle Naval Academy
Wilte House Straon
Lith
N.Y
N. W
White House Bistion
15Th
Caelnhati
St. Lowia
Louieville
Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
Chesspeake
Ohio Omces
Pennsylvantt Avenue
Fotrest
Chesapeake Beach
ASME
Lins
PAS
Paul
Waters
Generel Nenag
Florida
Atlantic Coast Line
Tenchi
Dalty
Jacknonrill
Tampa
Fla
B. C
Wilmington
WN. C
Akehsdavilie
Tor
New York Aveenue
Worthwest
Union Station
White QC
Wil- Tolugion
W. C
Wall Street Gossip on Brown Collapse Sways Traders
The Washington Post reports a dreary mood at the stock exchange as young brokers tally commissions and transfer taxes after the Brown & Co. collapse. Traders show caution, with bear positions limited and liquidity tight in London and global markets. speculation swirls over whether big holders distributed stock through Brown.
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Washington Post
New York
Stock Exchange
4. C. Brown & J. Co
Cheart House Association
A. O. Brown & Co
Brown
Market Brief Local Trading Sees United States Trust Sell
On the local market United States Trust moved 10 shares of 10 lot blocks at 9. Rumors circulate about changes in the company's directory after next month’s election as new interests seek control. Washington Gas traded 35 shares at 65 with an option on 10 shares at 2 quarter higher. Potomac Insurance bids and a sale at 2 for the offer. Commercial National and Washington Loan both small trades at 165 and 197 respectively. Potomac Insurance received 2 for an offer but no sale. Washington Railway saw a single sale of 8 1 3.
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Con‘trol
Washington Gas Ie
Potomac Insurance
United States Trust
Washington Gas
Commercial National and
Washington Loamahad Trust
Potomac
Washington Railway
New York Stock Market Quotations August 25 1908
The Washington stock quotations show trades in Washington Gas Commercial National Bank and United States Trust among others with varied prices. Noted values include Washington Gas at 5 percent buys and bids around 60 to 65, plus banks and trust companies with fractional quotes.
Washington Produce Market Prices and Live Stock Outlook
Wholesale prices for vegetables fruits and meats listed with regional suppliers and markets. Cattle hogs sheep and lambs quoted with per cwt and per pound figures alongside dairy products and poultry values for Washington area trade.
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Washington
London and New York metal market trends and local quotes
The report notes sharp rises in the London tin market with spot near £183 10 and futures at £137, copper also higher in London, and mixed London and local quotes for lead, zinc, spelter, and foundry metals. Local markets show dull activity with small changes across several grades and regions.
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New York
London
Wily Lake
Lavaily
Standard
Tnt
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
New York Bond Market and Treasury Figures for August 24 1908
The report lists customs receipts of 25,620,15, internal revenue receipts 685, SOE 99, and miscellaneous receipts 22. see 86,793 46 total postal receipts net including, expenditures for this day and month, and the year so far. It shows an available cash balance of 808,483,938 with national bank deposits at 120,182,449 and Philippine treasury at 5,305,599.67. The page includes bond quotes for several issuers, notes the New York market closing prices, and provides miscellaneous rates and commodity prices, including cotton futures and railroad bonds, with detailed figures and bid prices.
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Seuss
Geldenam and
Bulla
Sulver
United States
Treasury
National Wank Notes
Answer
General Fund
New York
Vallimare
Ann Ohises
Malimere Ann Oy
Aisa Trust
State
Thal
Ted
Ubirago
Aiton
Rte
Bk Treasury Woles
Friar OE
Chicago
Quincy
New Dsl
Pacific RR
Mhisexo
Ana Pac
Cot” Aeblesgo
Ann Pacific Bs Fe
Louia Mencral
Wilson
Union Paciic
Maine
Boston
Fitchburg
New Haven
Hartrort
Tipp Pavnte
American Preuwalle
American Sugar
American Tel
American Woolen
American Woolen Ptd
Dominion Iron and Stevt
Fdeon Bleettie
General Wtectric
Meuachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Electric Plu
Massachusetts Gasast
United Witt. Hag
Naked Shoe Blade
Macaine
North
Pinghan
Amd
Ouk-West
Shannon
New York Grain Market Report Affects Wheat and Barley
New York reports wheat receipts at 95200 bush with exports and futures strong on Northwest gains and higher cables. Spot prices firm for No 3 red and mixed white varieties, option market quiet, September and December closes noted amid steady spot and minor movements. Barley and rye described as quiet with limited activity and nominal prices.
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New York
Duluth
Shorts
Baltimore
Ted Western
Southern
Chicago Grain Market Slips Then Steady on Wet Weather
Wheat faced delays in carrier operations as wet weather in the Canadian Northwest spurred firmings in corn oats and barley. Traders noted rain in western Canada boosting bullish sentiment with higher cash sales for export and steady to firmer prices through the day. Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported steady receipts while exports and cash demand supported a resilient close with gains of fractions to a few tenths.
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Chicago
Canadian Northwest
Canada
Minnesota
Dakotas
Kansas City
New York
Minneapolis
Fim
Duluth
Che
Bey
Baltimore Markets Update on Grain and Provisions
Baltimore markets report unchanged prices across grains and perishables. Receipts and exports figures cover wheat corn oats rye hay and dairy products with steady bid quotes for No 2 white and mixed oats while sugar and butter show stable levels.
New York Central orders twenty locomotives for P&LE rail line
Pittsburg reports New York Central placed orders for twenty new locomotives to be delivered in 30 days to the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad. The P&LE boasts the most locomotives per mile, with 25 on 68 miles of four tracks, reflecting improvement in rolling stock to handle fall coal shipments.
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Pittsburg
New York Central
Lake Erie
Pittsburg and
Lake Erie Railroad
Live Stock Markets roundup from New York and Chicago
Livestock trade reports show receipts for cattle hogs and sheep across New York and Chicago. Cattle prices range from 5.25 to 10.50 with steers steady to higher, hogs steady to higher, lambs and sheep uneven with lambs weak. Exports today include 4,009 quarters of beef prior markets.
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New York
Itc
Chicago
Lse
Equity court docket includes multiple cases and bankruptcies
District and probate records list numerous suits, hearings, and actions. Notable items include sale ratifications, rule to show cause with return dates in August 1908, decree pro confesso set aside, and various injunctions and receivers. Also noted are elect cases in bankruptcy and probate matters with named solicitors and executors, including Willis Johnston and Helen von E. Streener estates, and real estate filings at square 7608 Lamtreet.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Juaiter Stafford
Parbour
Mayore
Sollettor
William G. Johnson
Solle
Itera
Leckie
Fulton & Cox
Taylor Vs. Taylor
Jense A. Wilson, Jr
H. Filham
Teving Williamson
White
C. HR. Turner
Gordon
George H. Patrick
Justice Stafford
Willis Johnston
Charles T. Neale
Thomas B le Cayer
Martin Brom
Real Estate Transfers in Randle Highlands and Northwest DC
United States Realty transfers Lot 34 Block B42 to James W. and Elizabeth A. Mitchell for 10 dollars. Dulaney receivers move portions of lots 8 and 9 in Square 2204 to Clarke Waggaman for 2,200 dollars. Waggaman to Harris C. Anstey for 10 dollars. Dulaney receivers to Louise Burke Greene for 3,240 dollars on parts 97 and 98 in Square 2204. Other transfers include Owen H. M. Vowler to W. H. Shelton for Lot 7 in Square 9183 for 10 dollars and multiple notices in Northwest and Southeast sections involving various lot and block changes, prices mostly 10 dollars or 310 dollars, and transfers among individuals and estates.
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Randle Highlands
United States Realty Company
James W
Elizabeth A. Mitchell
Cieck
Woodley Park
Mary C. McCaffrey
Positon
Jesee H. Arnold
Lydia M. Poynton
Thomas A. Torney
Helen A. Howard
Thomas A. Forney
University Heights
Franklin T. Howe
Maria
Mowe
D.street
Kentucky Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Thomas H. Melton E
Florence Issowits
Square Fifth Street
M and
Deeds of Trust Listings From Various Blocks and Towns
A compilation of deed of trust details naming multiple properties and lenders. Entries include Randle Highlands and Bloomingdale districts with several securing notes ranging from $2,500 to $420,000. Terms cover five years to monthly notes, with interest from 3 to 6 percent and various lot and block designations.
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Brown Fim
Union Pacific
Harriman Party
Simak
Suny
U. & Trust
Washlin Stock Exchange
Nesday
Thos. L. Hume & Co
Washington Stock Exchange
Street
Warrington Ry. and
Bloc, Pfd
Commercial National Bank
Washington Loan and Trust
Watfa
Georgetown Gas
Washington Gay
Washington Gascot
BONDA
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Dinacostia
fRansas
American Car End Foundry
Louisville
Columbia
Samal Aanar Gud
Imingeapolia
St Louis
Fandey
Catton
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St. P
Sault Ste. M
Siti Nownen
Ind
Amelia Ire Securities
Bre WaeLington Ry
Nis
Kansas
Texan
Kans
Texas
Potomac Electric Hight
Norfolk and Wash
Aum
New Fork Central
Chesapeake and Potomac
Wyndad
L.gwin
Western
Washington Market
Norfolk and Western
Washington Marist As
American Sugar Refining
NASA
Stouke
Jameican Pohaces
Northern Pacific
Araconda Jamericana
Washington Rv
BAY RY Baty Mining Co
Pennsylvania, Oy
Washington & and_ Tiler wea
People's Gas
Norfolk” and Wash
Steamboat
D. C
Fagta Linen
tAtlantic Coast Life
Shail
Weed St Au
Baltimore and Cha
ORL
Bell Telephone of
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Ef Co
Railway Steel Spoomke
Mergenthaler Edavtype
Hranklyn Rapid Transit
Tachie
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Lanston Monotype
Republic Steel
Central Leather
Rock Istand Co. A
Greene-Cananea
Gentral of
New Jersey
Abai
Bay Mitchell Mining
Chesapeake and Ohio
PAL
National Bank
Chicago Great Western
St. Louis Southwestern
American
Northwestern
St. Louis Southwestern Pd
Southern Pacifc
Olorads
Southern Railway
Southern Ist
Lincoln Ae
Fisats
Ib Saihi
Toledo
St. 1
West
Pat American Security and Trust
Denver and
Rio Grands
St_ Ye
Wert
AG Bax National Savings and Trust
Denver
Rito Grande
Ba Union Trust
Union Pacific PhD
Andel
Wellington Goon and ‘Trust
United States Rubber
Unitedates Trust
Atte
Great Northern Ptd
Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Ang Jissooluitah Comper
aBbalata
Union Sarings
Great Norther Creetts
Vvirginia-Carolina
Chem
Bilal
Je Minois Central
Caroline Chemical Ptd
Arlington
Rel
Mol
Westinghonsa Electria
Tes
Corecransi
Hiterretena
Hwestern Union Obi
International Pump
Wheeling
Franklinsbah
Town Central
Wiscongin Central
Danferman-American
Kansas City Southern
Fessesdeeee
Dpunty
AO National Union
Toevacness
People's
B. Hibbs & Co
M42
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board ,Trade, and
Wash
Ington Stace Exchange
Columbia Tiie
Bae Merchanta Tranefer and Storay Fie Security Storage Co A
Washington Produce Market
Virginia
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North Carolina
Hebt
Colot
Orm
Astrachan
Duchess
Clapp
Maryland
Delaware
Metal Market
United States Treasury
OU City
Creatt Palanece
Ohio
Lima
Iadiana
Pegeion
Bae Bas
Joana
Prime Mércantile
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Aria
Preak
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Wren
Galveston
Charleston
Philadelphia
Louis Dull
Port
Great Britain
Continent
France
Britain
Japan
Mexico
GRAIN
Chicago Grain
Lake Erie Road
Curb Market
Nevada Consolidated
Nevada-Utah
Nipissing Mines
U. S
Justice Stattora
Helen von E. Streener
John Moore
Camelups Johnson
Howlett
William C. O'Meara
Charles Shreve, Jr
Batate
Patrick Reddington
P. H
Batata of Thorns
S. Evans
Douglas &. Mackall
McCaskey Register Company
Wildman
Alfred Munday
George N. Peasfot
Square
Lamtreet
Hobo Aes Turmey
Donald “Merhersoiy Ie
Wis
John Smith
George N. Bell
Lamont Street
Donald ‘McPuerson
Model Heating Company
Leo Simmons
Joseph LD
Elisabeth G. Mitchell
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Bloomingdale
Joseph
Reynold
Samuel H. Walker
Michael I Weller
Eastern Building and Loan Association
Reynolds
Samuel * H. Waller
Michael J. Weller
Justus J. Peyser
Charles W. Carr
A. Cooper Wiley
Florence Liesowitz
H.R. Howenstein
Nelson Wiison
Thomas H. Helton
Whitney Close
William Ix. Hii
Walter H. Wilcox
George ¥. Wane
Dantel E. Berri
Pratas
James W. Green Et
Nelson Wilat
Garfield
Ai Street
Sears
James
Fraser
Washinngton
W. Hopkins
Thomas Bradley
Jacob Tome Institute
John B. Iting Near
Samuel J. Masters
Deanwood
John Adame
Thomes Pitear
George ¥. Collins
W.B. Ribbs& CO
Saetenton
Flibbs
Phongs Mi
A. G. Plant & Go. Bankers and Brokers
14Th St
Bond Id
Washington Railway and Electric Capital Traction
Trust Company
Washington Cock
National Savings & Trust Company
Cor
New York Ave
Thomas L. Hume & Co
F Street
Tel
Swartzell, Rheem
Hensey Co
National
U.S Treasury
U. S. Treasury
Home Savings Bank
7Th St
Mags. Ave
Ft and H Sts. N. EB
Tth St. 5. W
S. H. Clarke
Consolidated Stock: Exchange of New York
G St
Curay
D.C
Heiskell & McLeran
11 Street
Ene Saket Faery
Savaluabie Marvel CO
Wilbvelire Wieck
Bee Us
Capital Loan Company 602
Fn.w
Hangton Post Building
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Athitts
Birmingham
Mobile
Apheville
Chattanooga
Roanoke
Knoxvillz
Auguste
Aiken
Vannah
Jacksonville
Dally
Cailfornix
Harrisonburg
Danville
Charlottesville
Bluemont
S.A. Brown
Norfolk and Western Railway
Washington New Union Station
Mortole
Wamnera
Alto
Knoxville
Memephis
Bristol
Winkons Salem
Norfolk
Eus A. m
Berryville
Luray
R. A. Btansall
AEE
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Points
Fredricksburg
Laray
Fredericksburg
Unilmitea Ospital
Delvare
Potomac Guarantee Loam
K.W
Singer Building
Tatephone