Stock Market Dips as Real Estate Trust Fails
New York August 28 The stock market faced heavy selling with Pennsylvanian and Reading leading declines while Canadian Pacific and Great Northern showed strength. The Real Estate Trust Company of Philadelphia failed, closing doors as investors weighed the impact. Despite early pressure, a late rally kept closing near the day’s opening levels with firm money rates and ample transfer activity reported.
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New York Stock Higher Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Echange
Government Receipts and Expenditures Report
National bank notes received yesterday for redemption totaled 158 76 dollars. Internal revenue receipts reached 31 452 dollars and customs brought in 972 dollars. Miscellaneous sources contributed 19 dollars and 19 977 dollars. Expenditures amounted to 1 240 000 dollars.
Wall Street Gossip Signals Shaken Real Estate Fallout
The Washington Post reports anxious trading as Philadelphia Real Estate Trust Co failure sparks market reversal. St Paul shares tumble with rail and oil stocks sliding while Union Pacific stakes shift. Ontario and Western hold steady on coal plans, banks offer higher rates amid renewed liquidity and fortune seekers push fragile gains.
Market stalls as heavy attendance fails to spark activity
A bustling Stock Exchange session with many brokers on hand yielded little trading. Mergenthaler rose four points while jets traded around 200 for small lots. Mitchell Mining rose modestly with bids near 7 and options at 7 1 8. Washington Railway and Electric showed fractional gains, Capital Traction saw limited activity, and the bond market remained nearly inactive.
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Mergenthaler
Mitchell Mining
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Market Snapshot of Washington Stocks and Bonds
Yesterday's quotations show bids across rail, electric, and bank stocks with Mergenthaler Linotype, Mitchell Mining, and Capital Traction prominent. Bonds include District of Columbia issues, Metropolitan Railroad notes, and Washington Gas Company securities with varied yields and maturities.
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Capital Traction Railroad
Potomac Gm
Metropolitan Railroad
Indebtadness
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Columba Railroads
Columbia
Washington Talway and Electric
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac
Washington Market Company
Fotomag
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Ga
National Safe da- Poalt and Trust
Secnety Storage Company
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Washington , Safe Deposit Company
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Railway and Electric Common
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Central
Farmers and Mechanics
Washington
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gam
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lension Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copner
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Mitchell Mining Compaq
Southern Public Service Corporation
Flix
Baltimore Markets Flash Dampened by Mixed Grain and Metal Quotes
Market notes from Baltimore and New York show quiet receipts and unchanged tones in flour and oats while southern corn and white oats hold firm. London tin and copper futures ease slightly, with copper at 187.5 to 182.5 and lead near 17 pounds in London, reflecting cautious trading across metals.
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London
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Lannon ‘ Tronway Tower
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Standard Foundry
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Northern
Southern
Daily cotton market drifts amid quiet trading and steady receipts
In New York August sessions buyers fade as receipts reach 4 000 bushels and overall stockpiles rise. Prices edge up later on covering while May and September futures show modest gains. spot and elevator quotes hold firm with No 2 red and No 2 yellow categories steady amid subdued market activity.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Live Stock Markets Report from New York and Chicago
North American markets reveal subdued activity across cattle hogs and sheep with mixed prices. Cattle mainstay steady to firm, hogs mostly steady with prime weights firm, calves quiet yet steady, and sheep and lambs showing modest gains amid varied demand. Trade details include receipts, per hundredweight quotes, and regional price differentials for native and Western stock.
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Liverpool
London
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Martet Atrachy
Wheat market lukewarm as local sellers press on
Washington market reports show mixed oats and steady to firm prices in futures with December leading a cautious rise. Local shorts forced selling amid light demand, while country acceptances rose on favorable weather. Strong entities include W B Hibbs Co and major exchanges. December and September deliveries drive most activity.
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aeG@i
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Washington Produce Market Prices And Receipts Report
Quotations indicate wholesale prices only for eggs butter cheese live poultry dressed meats vegetables fruits and related commodities. Market notes show firm egg and dairy demand with high packing stock values and steady to firm meat prices while live poultry remains in light supply with varying per pound quotes. Regional items include Virginia New York State and Western sources with assorted per barrel and per crate figures for produce and fruit items.
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Southern
Lota
New York State
Lal
California
Equity Court records in Supreme Court DC case docketed
Equity and probate entries list multiple cases and matters from the Supreme Court District of Columbia. Names include Justice Stafford, Thornton, Powers, Earnest, Tucker and Kenyon, Leckte Fulton Cox, Mathews Whites, Georga Geltman, Truitt Butler, E F Colladay, PH Marshall, Richardson, Mushake, Ambrose Stutler, Wolf Rosenberg, Mackey, Carrington Maguire, Tobriner, Bethheim Mohechild, Offutt will, Soper estates, admin grants to Eliza Thomas, Will of Augustus Thomas, guardianship offers, and Jacob J Appich probate actions.
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Equity Court NO
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Thornton Vz. Powers
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J. P Earnest
Heltor
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Gifen Va Knott
Court of Appeals
Tucker & Kenyon
Leckte
Fulton & Cox Bing
Oxley
Mathews Whites
White
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Truitt
Soliettera
Ambrose
D C Stutler
Wolf & Rosenberg
Remburg
Mackey
Colleiter
Carrington
Maguire
Digging
Calsnist
Leon Tobriner
Defendebt
Collesters
Bethheim
Hechild
Thomas
Juste Stadford
Frank Vo Offutt
George D . Soper
Wiliam
Dougherty
Alex Muncaster
Augustus Thomas
Eliza Thomas
Alfred D Smith
Jacob J Appich
Costanza Spuguard
EL Glen
Jesuse
GC Weir
Caroline Sppich
Wolf & Adhers
Real Estate Transfers Across City Lots and Squares
Real estate transfers listed by street and square designations show multiple buyers and parcels. Transactions include $10 to $40 payments, transfers for parts of lots and squares, trusteeships, and notices across neighborhoods such as Northeast, Southeast, Woodley Park, Brookland, Bloomingdale, and Washington Heights. Named parties include Peter Hohn, Ida Lusby, John Young, Rose Eirosoan, Lizle Harbaugh, Algernon Gardiner, Sarah Wormley, Marlin Wiegand, August Link, Charles Boyd, William Buther, HUa Nicholson, Arthur Heaton, Michael Tench, Lewis Holm, Samuel Maddox, Laura Robinson, Hugo Michache, Francis Robinson, and others. Several entries reference securing loans or building associations, with various mortgage-like conditions and timeframes.
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Ida C Lusby
Eleventh Street
John Young
Rose Eirosoan
Rockland
Lizle M Harbaugh
Charles ‘A
Algernon S Garlizer
Algernon
Gardiner
Sarah & Wormley
Wartha V Robson
Hinma & ‘Tabler
Seventh Street
Marlin ‘Wiegand
Stroetg
Peter Hahn
Ta Lou
Annie ML Stotzer
Twelfth Stresta
Charles Boyd
William BH Buther
Oveland Park
Hua Nicholson
Arthur B ‘Heaton
Michael A. Tench
Lewis Holm
Square
Sixth
Mary Martin
Emil Shahn
Earl ‘Spahn
Bright Wood Park
Samuel Maddox
District of Columbia
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Laura i Robinson
Martin Vo Webb
Washington Heights
James T Brereton
Sareh A Brereton
caHo Lixa Avenue
Hugo Michache
San Francisco Disaster Insurance Payouts Reach $66 Million
San Francisco August 23 Thirty five of the 130 insurers active in the disaster have paid $66,102,863 to date. Major payments include Royal of Liverpool $3,804,000 Hartford $4,013,705 New York Underwriters $8,496,787 Aetna of Hartford $3,125,502 and Liverpool and London Globe $722,58. Six companies have paid over $2 million and an equal number over $1.06 million.
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New York
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Mint growers combining suppress meeting claim
Oil importers Magnus and Lauer of New York today addressed letters to the Attorney General and Secretary Loeb urging action against a planned September meeting of Michigan peppermint growers in Kalamazoo. They say the gathering aims to fix a minimum oil price, violates federal anti-trust laws, and ask measures to suppress the combination.
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Magnus & Lauer
Loeb
Kalamazoo
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Public Service Companies Taxed in Ohio to Hit 200 Million
In Columbus on August 28 a report states gross earnings of Ohio public service companies taxed under the Cole law will total about 200 million dollars this year. Quasi public corporations taxed include steam railways express telegraph telephone gas and electric light and power, pipe lines, and freight lines. Tax rate is one percent of gross earnings. Last year’s figures were around 180 million.
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New York Money Market Update
New York money market reports firm on call money around 4 percent with bids at 4 percent and offers near 4.25 percent. Time loans steady to dull with six months at 6 percent, prime mercantile paper 6 percent. Sterling exchange quoted for demand at 4.410 and for all steadies, government and railroad bonds steady or easy.
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Tate
Curb Marezet Fire Loss at Heinz and Can Plants
Fire in St Paul destroyed the Heinz Pickle Company plant and the American Can Company factory. Total loss about 241000 with American Can 200000 Heinz 25000 building occupied by Heinz 310000 and Northwestern Investment Crescent Creamery 3000 each. Fred Fritzen named assistant treasurer of Fraternal Order of Bears at South Bend headquarters.
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Licensed to marry in a scattered list of couples
A long OCR style notice lists numerous proposed marriages with names ages and counties across Maryland New York Virginia and Pennsylvania. The fragmentary text names individuals such as Kawin Lerch 26 Belthmore MD Ber tha Dean 25 Syracuse NY Rev Donald MacLeod and May Weldman 19 Alexandria County VA couples with various partners including Nora Gresett and Rev Baghy Sotkel Goldsmith Feart Kaufman Eva Ross and others across counties. The record reads as a registry style notice of upcoming unions without clear dates or full details.
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Belthmore
Bertha M Dean
Syracuse
N Y
Donald
MacLeod
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May J Weldman
Alexander Brelaskd
William N Morrison
Nora Mo Gresett
BB Baghy Sotkel S. Goldsmith
Feart Kaufman
Lewis Stern
Catherine Atwell
Rory Wright
Leo D Dorman
Ruth V Bieden
Alexandria County
Donald C Macleod Johanla A Beathes
Hanover County
Ida EB Tuck
Richmond
J B. BicLaughtla Doneld McKenzie
May Radcliffe
Rex Geer
Dudley Ley Llewellyn Hoopes
West Chester
Health Office Record Deaths Reported Through August
Only partial readable entries list deceased individuals and ages with street addresses in Washington area. Names include Pauline Thompson 75 Metz. George J Adleman 24. Barnard Lavy 4. Fenaie Smith 75. Elly Haywood 194. Willa Pave 32. William H Contee 26. Rosalie Hardaway mos. Jowph H Rosa months. Madeline Krohr months. Anna Copeland 2 days. Biaticy Smms 53 days.
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Tefferson Ef Ange
George J Adleman
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Reaves St
Eer Gréerhauze
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William H Elliott
McLean
Mercer
Watkins Bunbie
Rosalie Hardaway
Covingha St Vy
Billionacre Water Project Aims at Platte River
Denver August 28 An irrigation plan seeks to reclaim nearly 1 000 600 acres of land using a large reservoir over twenty four square miles with an average depth of thirty five feet to hold the Platte River surplus water. Civil engineer Frank J Macarthy of Denver drafts plans financed by a New York London bankers syndicate. Estimated cost about 4 million dollars with work to begin around October 1.
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State Engineer of
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Frank J Macarthy
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Cleveland City Ends Talks On Railway Charter
The Cleveland City Council voted to end negotiations with the Cleveland Electric Railway Company over renewing its franchise. The resolution accuses the railway of obstructing the Municipal Traction Company and stalling the tow fare plan, and says talks will not resume until such tactics cease.
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Standard Oil Denies Moves to Buy Distilleries
New York Aug 28 General Counsel M F Elliott of Standard Oil denied reports the company sought to acquire major U S distilleries after Congress passed the denatured alcohol law. He called the claims absurd and said there have been no negotiations or talks about buying distilleries.
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M F Elliott
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Investment notice promises safe deeds of trust in DC real estate
The Swartzell Rheem Hensey Co advertises safe investments backed by real estate in the District of Columbia. It markets deeds of trust as only secure options, with semiannual interest at five percent, available from 3500 dollars upward at par and accrued interest, and invites readers to request a booklet and details from the Warner Building office in Washington DC.
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Washington Loan & Trust Co. Trust Officers and Services
Washington Loan and Trust Co offers loans on real estate collateral, deposits earn monthly interest, and fiduciary services including executor, administrator, trustee, and registrar roles. Real Estate Department offers property management and safe deposit boxes. offices listed with officers including President OY EDSON and Vice Presidents ELLs span and ANDREW PARKER.
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