Trading Is Curtailed Bear Movement Thwarted
In New York on August 2 speculation failed to sustain brisk early trading as holiday factors and lack of news curb activity. Leaders Smelting, Steel, and coalers set high prices before realizing sales turned sentiment heavier toward close. Despite weaknesses in American Fe, Missouri Pacific, New York Central, and New Haven, investors remained hopeful with broader demand for standard shares and new bond issues. Bond market showed irregular movement with a modest par value of $1,417,000 in total sales.
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New York
Mexico
Bears
American Fee
Missouri Pacfic
New York Central
New Haven
Union Pacific
Southern Pacife
St. Louis
United States
Londo
London
Reading Advances Amid Sherman and Hepburn Suit Threat
Wall Street opened higher as Reading climbed to the week’s peak despite government moves to force sale of coal lands and Jersey Central control. A mix of gains and losses hit major railroads with net losses totaling about 2.4 million dollars led by Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. The Pennsylvania Railroad issued a flood booklet and estimated bridge, trestle, and station damages with repair costs near 1.8 million dollars across multiple tracks and lines.
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New York
Reading
Jersey Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington Stock Exchange Meeting Dull as Sales Fall
The Washington Stock Exchange opened with only three members on the floor and dispensed with the regular call. Benjamin Woodruff, the president, and others later attempted trades, but activity remained meager. Potomac Electric Consolidated 5s traded at 98 7/8 and three shares of Mergenthaler at 21 8. Prices stayed firm despite weak trading as several brokers were absent. A $20 gold certificate counterfeit warned by Treasury agents mirrors a prior scam, with the note identical except for a changed check letter and serial number.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Benjamin Woodruff
New Wlampshire
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Mergenthaler
Exchange
Totat
Washington
Secret Service
Treasury Department
New York Money Market and Commodity Highlights
New York on August 28 reports on money market steadiness with call on call, varying rates, and weaker sterling. Government and railroad bonds noted. wholesale quotations. fruits and vegetables in good demand with extensive price ranges. Crop highlights include poultry, cheese, eggs, and green fruits with regional price listings across multiple items and markets.
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New York
Inney
Frline Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
New York State
Colorado
Rocky Ford
West Virginia
New York Cotton Market Struggles As August Contracts End
Heavy realizing before holidays left the market nervous with no fresh developments. Private crop reports stay bullish, but profit taking rumors tempered gains. New crop positions fell 16 to 18 points, nearby closed down 11 to 15 points amid unsettled prices and mixed finishing quotes across August to May contracts.
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New York
Old Bulle
Baltimore Markets Daily Prices and Grain Notes
Baltimore trading lists wheat oats corn and poultry prices along with butter and dairy quotes for Maryland and surrounding states. New York and Chicago markets show latest beef calf hog and cattle receipts and price ranges with week’s highs and lows.
Holland Discusses Relation Of Crops and Commerce In 1913 Outlook
New York Aug 29 The article argues that despite harvests last year business did not prosper as expected, yet the coming wheat crop may be the second largest ever. It cites Vanderlip Reynolds and bankers, notes the Balkan war impact, and reviews Department of Commerce figures showing strong domestic rail earnings and thriving foreign trade led by North American partners, with Canada rising as a major buyer.
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Farge
United States
Frank A. Vanderlip
City Bank
Vanderlip
George M. Reynolds
Chicago
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Department of Commerce
Washington
Mr. Redfield
Redfield
North America
North American
Arctic Seas
Panama
Canada
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Quieting titles and receivers in DC equity docket
The record lists multiple District of Columbia equity, criminal, probate, and real estate actions before Mr Justice Wright. It notes decrees establishing title, orders for publication and receivers, extended deadlines, and numerous estates filed with administration bonds, with various plaintiffs and attorneys named across cases.
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District of Columbia
Equity Court
Justice Wright
Hagerty
Smith
George H. O’connor
Ravenswood
Gilfry
Plainiif
Browne
Britton & Browne
J . O. Tucker
Cornwell Vs. Lewis Hotel Company
Flaintif
Duvall
William Henry White
Lansburgh
Parker
Alexander Wolf
J. J. Darlington
John Ridout
Ls . Jackson Va
Union Savings Bank
F. Calladay
B. Fr. Calladay
Schlitz
Roots
Plaintif
J. A. Burkert
Fame
J.A. O'Shea
Rawlings Vs. Theological Seminary
B A. Jones
Es Criminal Court
United States
James J. Fletcher
George Noble
May King
Hoover
O'Brien
O'Shea
Ambrose
Dominick Angelo
Malcolm F. Stewart
F. ©. Foster
Circuit Court
Rule
Lane
Plainitt
Samuel Herrick
Kate France
Aled
Emanuel C. Peach
Marie M. Petty
James C. Petty
W. B. Guy
William Payne
George W. Cole
Gordon & Gordon
Enigenia Brittingham
Julia C. Fabritz
Eh, McLechien
Martha Saunders
Belle C. Saunders
Maddox & Gatley. i
Benjamin L. Simpson
A. H. Bell
Thomas Fealy
Martin 5
Fealy
Frederick J. Rice
Russell A. Shores
Ada M. Shores
Montague & Moriarty
Joseph B. Dennett
Penny Backer
Deeds of Trust Listings Across Several DC Subdivisions
A compilation of numerous deeds of trust detailing borrowers, lenders, loan amounts, terms, interest rates, payment schedules, and target parcels. Entries cover Whitney Close, Dohbin’s Addition, Square 638, North Grounds Columbian University area, Square 533, IngleSside, Mount Pleasant, and other blocks, listing secured parties such as Trust Companies and building associations with varied terms from 80 days to 3 years and rates around 6 percent.
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Villa Park Heights
Clara A. Marden
Edwin R
William H. Callender
Equare
Fourth Street
Gertrude E. Culver
James J. Becker
Whitney
Edith H. Gottwall
Annte C. Crowell
First Street
Agnes L. Ryan
Joseph de Laney
Robert R. Mahoney
Frederick G. Venhan
Washington Heights
Square
LE Droit Park
Frank McClelland
Charles I. Tankerzley
Ingleside
Lewis BE
Breuninger
Marie 8
Smith
Wall Place
Wisconsin Avenue
Lewis H. Brenninger Et Ax
Carrie
William C. F. Downey
Louise 5. Roth
Square 208
Grant Park
Johm P. F
White Etux
Elizabeth Cowthorne
Square Sa
Edward Fitzgerald
John J. Fegan
Enterprise Serial Building Association
Patrick J. Cook
Leon Shore
Crigher & Crigler Company
North Grounds
Columbian University
Jennie Abbott
William H
Bradley Davidson
Luther
Fristoe
Secura
Charles H. Davidson
Mamie
Reldel
Percy Thompson
Hubbert R. Quinter
Harry Wardman
Thomas P. Hones
North Grounds Columbian University
Enos S., Newman, Jr
Wade H. Cooper
A. &. G. Penoy
Hanover Trust Company of
Wilmington
Ingleshde
Mario 8. Smith
George EB. Walker
Norman J. Sansbury
Lewis Eb, Breuninger
Carrie R. Kingsbury
Clarence T
George WH. Walker
Norman L.bansbury
Lewis E. Breuninger
Mount Pleasant
Frank L. Joannial Et
Game
Clement W. Carteret Ax
Continental Trust Company
Washington Land and Mortgage Company
Holmead Estate
George R. Strefelot
Carl J. Bergmann
Louis G. Catermayer
Cart J. Waller
Henry F. Mooney
William H Spigaui
William C. Blunden
Samme
Holmear Manor
Maria J. Jordan
Samuel A. Drury
James
Nicholson
Lee Brown
Pemiannually
Horman R
Howenstein
D. C
WM. H. Saunders & € C
Southern
Trier & Rutherford, Inc
New York Produce Prices Report August Market Dailies
New York prices for butter creamery eggs poultry flour pork and other commodities listed. Butter tare 7.465. cheese unchanged. eggs 17 077 cases. poultry mostly dull with Western shops. lard steady. cottonseed oil firm. raw sugar firm with Muscovado 3.26 and centrifugal 3.76.
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New York Grain Prices and Futures Movement
New York on August 29 reports spot wheat easy with No 2 red at 95 cents elevator and 96 percent fob. No 1 northern Duluth 98 percent fob. Futures ease then rally on covering with September at 95 and December at 97.4. Corn and oats steady to easy with export bids around 82 percent fob, oats standard white 46 to 48 cents, No 3 white 45 to 48, rye firm at 78 cents fob New York, barley steady with malting around 70 cents.
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Ice Securities
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Pullman Palace
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Ray Consolidated
Canadian Pacific
Igc
Central
Republic Iron & Steel
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Western
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Chi
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Spring
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China Consolidated
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hBbe
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Delaware & Hudson
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SIY
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MalUnion Pacific
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Altneis Central
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Ian
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Buffalo
The Metal Market Daily Report Aug 29 Copper and Tin Prices
New York copper markets show quiet trading with spot and futures in narrow ranges across electrolytic lake and casting grades. London copper steady, tin weak with spot and futures values listed. Also notes in London and Cleveland war rants and related price talk.
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