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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1913

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2

Market Tumbles in Final Hour Amid Mexican Factor

New York stocks closed heavy with narrow fluctuations as Mexican affairs dominated sentiment. Leading issues including American Ice and Sears Roebuck led declines while Union Pacific and Smelting weakened on July earnings. some bonds showed strength amid uneven totals.

Union Pacific New York Unti American Ice American Agricultural Chemical People’s Gas Sears-Roebuck Reading Lehigh Valley New York Central Mexico Wilson Lst

United States Treasury Money and Exchange Report

The New York financial note records money on call steady at 2 1 2 percent, with the ruling rate at 2 1 2 percent and close at 2 4 2 percent. Time loans show weakness with 0 days at 2 percent, 90 days at 4 3 5 percent, six months at 5 percent. Prime mercantile paper listed at 5 percent with easy exchange. Government bonds and other items are noted as received by Hibbs & Co.

New York Prime Mercantile

Wheat and Coin Prices Steady on Aug Twenty Seventh

New York stock desk reports wheat steady with No 2 red at 95 percent elevator basis and 97 afloat, No 1 northern Duluth at 99 percent. futures easier on lower cables and expected Northwest receipts. Coin prices steady with Standard white oats and fancy clipped white listed. minor fluctuations noted amid export demand lull.

New York Duluth Northwest Pomlal Philadelphia

Wall Street Gossip on September Bond Maturities and Railroads

Based on Journal of Commerce estimates the September maturities total 11,207,000 with railroads at 9,417,000 and industrials 1,800,000. The largest due is Chicago Rock Island 7,500,000 5 percent bonds replaced by a four year issue. Westinghouse notes 1,600,000. Missouri Pacific shows strong earnings growth. Southern Pacific declines amid 88,000,000 overhanging stock. Northern Pacific names new leadership with Col. W. P. Clough as chairman.

Amer. Agricultural St. BP St. M Kansas Texas Missouri Pacific Amer. Car & Foundry Tannaferees National Biscuit American Cotton Oil National Lead Amer Ice Securities American New York Central American Locomotive Ont. & West Amer. Sm. & Refining Norfolk & Western Nsoe Am. Sm. & Ref Amer. Sugar Refining Northern Pacific American Tel. & Tel Pacific Mall At Ia American Tobacco Pacific Tel. & Tel Anaconda Mining Co. F Pennsylvania Atchison Etry People's Gas Atchison Pfd Sam Atlantic Coast Line Eatrapes Pittsburgh Coal Baltimore & Ohio Pittsburgh Coal Fa Bethlehem Steel Brook Pullman Palace Canadian Pacific EL 700 Ray Consolidated Central Leather Reading Chesapeake & Oh Chicago Gt. Western Arte Rep. Iron & Steel China Consolidated Rock Island Co Chi Mil & St. Paul Chicago & N. W Rede Colo Sloss-Sheffield 3 Tennessee Copper Erie . Co Texas & Pacific Erie Union Pacific United States Great Northern Pera States Rubber Great North United States Steel Molthnois Central Steel Interborough-Met Utah Copper Mets Inter Met Nee Howe Va Care Chemical Harvester Som Care, Chem Marine Wabash Inter Wabash Maryland Western Union Kansas City Westinghouse Lehigh Wall Toe Wheel Lake Eri Bers New York Stock Exchange New York Journal of Commerce Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company

Washington Produce Market Quotations Wholesale Prices

Wholesale prices listed for Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland and Delaware fruits vegetables and dairy. Includes live poultry butter cheese eggs vegetables greens fruit and livestock with regional价es and units across multiple items and markets.

Local market quiet as brokers consider Labor Day break

Trading in the local stock market was subdued with 11 shares changing hands and orders skewed toward buying. No stock pressed for sale and most bid and ask levels remained flat from the prior day. notable transactions included Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 88 1 2 and Mergenthaler at 217. A new auto venture Probey Haynes Motor Company formed with 100 shares at 100 each, office listed at 1820 Wisconsin Avenue, and West End Laundry reorganized with 85 000 capital at 100 per share in 3860 shares. Cotton later showed a steady undertone in New York with August near 1 dollar higher on crop-month futures. August futures rose to around 13.76 before settling near 12.75 bid.

New York Allis-Chalmers Cis American American Tobacco Central Lea Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and Alton Chicarko, Quincy Chicago Mil Col Delaware and Hudson Denver and Rio Distillers Erie Interborough Inter Southern Lake Shore Nashville Missouri Kans Texas Missouri Pacific I National Mexico Ewesaee New York & Central Gam.e New Yorks Central EN. Y Norfolk and Western Norfolk and Western Co Northern Pacific Penna. Con Penna. Co San Fran St. Louis San Treasury Southern Pacific Southern Pacific Co United States Southern Railway Union Pacific National Bank Union CV S. Steel Inghouse Electric Khinseeerholekan General Fund Washington Railway and Electric Preferred Mergenthaler Linotyne Cail Washington Gas Washington Gas Se Railro Capital Traction Co LOTMG Anacostia and ‘Ban Sa Gey Weed I Wey Ge Metropol Railway and Electric Bonda Potomac Mort. Bé Cne Washington Market Waab Mkt Cold Ashington Market Co Riggs Realty Tees Railwaess & Ric Lanston Mergenthaler Linotype National Bane Enaeasere Oe Ital Metropolis Ae - Bao Security and Trust National Savings and Ae Reag Unico States Trek Werllington Firemen‘s National Uwees Jurance Columbia Bistot Col. Is American Graph Taper Washington Mergenthaler Washington Gaset Auto Company Incorporated Probey-Haynes Motor Company I. Harry Stuart Brentwood J. E. Welsh T. C. Probey M. M. Probey William D. Arrison Wisconsin Avenue West End Pennsylvania Avenue Office of the Register of Deeds Edwins. Farren L. ©. Farren Vergne W. Potter Marg- Net Grossen, Tock GaPreaton Charleston Wimington Perery Norfolk Baltimore Fexas City Tey Brunswick Jacksonvillee Araneas Pas Houston Memphi France Continent Great Britain Japan Mex

New York Produce Prices Mixed in Daily Market Summary

New York market notes steady to unchanged on butter cheese eggs flour and lard with regional variations. Butter at 9,538 tubs varied by grade. cheese flat. eggs unchanged at 16,011 cases. poultry weak. cottonseed oil, beet and sugar markets steady. coffee unsettled with Rio and Santos quotes. peanuts and prights steady.

New York Rio Santos Long Inland Bbi Jersey Southern Sweets Pranuts Prrights

Baltimore Markets Update from Aug 27 Trading

Baltimore reports mixed agricultural prices with poultry and eggs varying by weight and type. Butter, wheat, corn, oats, and oats futures show regional movement, while live poultry and egg prices reflect quality grades and origin markets in Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby states.

Livestock Market Prices from New York and Chicago

New York receipts large across beef, calves, sheep and hogs with mixed demand. Steers mostly 6.25 to 8.80, cows 2.50 to 6.25, heifers 5.00 to 6.25. calves 9.56 to 12.50, lambs 7.00 to 8.75, hogs 7.60 to 9.15. Chicago markets show hogs 7.60 to 9.15, cattle strength with steers 7.75 to 9.75 and cows 3.65 to 8.60, sheep 3.35 to 6.25, lambs 5.76 to 8.10. Receipts reported in thousands with varied firmness across classes.

Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware New York State West Virginia Colorado Rocky Ford North Carolina Cartier Dearby California New York Chicago Merit Reeves Texas

Philadelphia markets and commodities report

Philadelphia markets list commodity prices for wheat corn oats and poultry with mixed movements. Copper prices in New York and London show firm settle and futures around specified ranges, noting market steadiness across regions.

Holland Review Highlights Iron Ore Industry Growth

New York, Aug 2. Former senator and National Democratic Committee chair William H. Barnum studied iron ore resources, arguing upper New York and Harlem valley mines are inexhaustible. He notes government antitrust scrutiny and expert opinions suggest U S ore reserves remain vast, with South deposits could offset northern exhaustion. Hewitt, a steel manufacturer, contends ore is finished capital investment rather than raw material, with 1909 outputs and worker wages illustrating industry magnitude.

New York William H. Barnum United States National Democratic Committee Senator Barnum Connecticut Upper Harlem Valley Upper Harlem Valley Wickersham George G. Wickersham Iroa Henry Brown United States Steel Corporation Adirondack New York State Abram S&s. Hewitt Hewitt Ufe America Holland

Legal Court Notices and Bankruptcy Rulings Across DC Dockets

District of Columbia equity, criminal, and circuit courts list cases before Mr Justice Wright. Parties include Chapman v Pond, O Mocara auditor reports ratified. Rivera v Brown testimony extended. Allen v Allen guardian appointed. Morgan Mill Work Co v Price & Son. U S V Nimrod F. Thompson. Groff v New York Life. Jn re A K P Harvey, et al discharge ordered. Probate matters grant letters of administration. bankruptcies filed and rules set. real estate actions, lis pendens, and various trusteeship transfers noted across numerous precincts and blocks.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court Justice Wright Chapman Ve. Pond W. A. Johnston PiaintifTa W.W. A. Johnston Cox B. McComan Hawken George F. Havell Wilton J. Lambert Fambrosis Society Ve Royal Benefit Society H. L. Wilson Plaintita J. HB. Laskey John Ridout V. Heyden Adams Ve Criminal Court United Staten Va Samuel J. Masters John B. Kinnear W. J. Lambert J. K. M. Norton United States Ve Nimrod F. Thompson Wton Circuit Court Groff New York Life Insurance Company Gertman McKenney & Flannery Morgan Mill Work Company Price & Son H. W. Solon R. M. Hudson

Deeds of Trust List for City Properties Volatile in 1900s

A compiled catalog of deeds of trust across multiple blocks and squares in the district. It lists grantors, grantees, and securing institutions with loan amounts ranging from 50 to 50,000 dollars, terms from 1 to 8 years, and interest rates around 5 to 6 percent, detailing lots and blocks such as square 185, square 3715, Oak View, Pleasant Plains, and Washington Heights. Names include Samuel Br Helly, H R Howenstein, Fred Reeves, Edgar Richardson, and many others securing various properties.

Samuel BR. Helly H.R. Howenstein Fred W. Reeves Edgar BR. Richardson Square Willard N. Holmes Chapin Brown Henry H. Bergmann Oriental Building Association Cleveland Park Alice D. Parsons Charles J Harry K. Boss H. Glenn Phelps Jona H. Cripps Lai John C. Phillips Joseph W. Cox William §. Phillips Charles J. Cassidy Company Wiley Weatray Et Ux Francia P. Sheehy Vincent A. Sheehy Beard Leonard Dhanwood Heights Henry Massie Bernard Leonard Francis P. Sheehy George W. Robinson OAK_ VIEW Louisa Taylor Charles H Merry L. Rust George C. Boylt George W. Lutionales Oak View Bymne Conrad William A. Hit William 9 Engter Louise Taylor Int & Square Mary Ahern Guy H. Johnson J. Harold McDowell Frank P. Ree Sida David W. Limerick O W. King Paul V. Mitchell Quakerity Investment Company Jules W. King George W. Offutt, Jr Quaker City Investment Company Dlark Washington Heights John J Flanagan Sama Black & Square Margaret O'Leary William E Edmonston William Lle’ Miller William E. Thomas Lot H Youngsaorough Washington Storage Company William J. Flather John D Coughlan William H Dorsey Bridget Sheehan John F Edward Fitsgerald D. C WM. H. SAUNDERS # Co Southern Los Tyler & Rutherford, Inc F. H. Smith Company N. S Paul V. Mitchell & CO 14Th St. N

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