Market Opens Strong Then Falls Behind After July Report
New York trading opened with gains in Great Northern and Union Pacific but soon weakened as money rates spiked. Reading heavy led declines among coal lines Ontario and Western rose modestly. profit taking hit Atchison amid expectations of October dividend. Credit conditions tight with call loans at 8 percent, time loans at 6 percent, prompting cautious trading ahead of forthcoming reports and statements from major railroads and banks.
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Washington Post
New York
Great Northern
Tnlon Pacific
Baltimore
Ohio
Ontario
Yycatern
Reading
Aicchison
London
Rarson
Bank of England
Institut
Philadelphia
Pennsviana
Madison Squire Garden
Madison Squire Garden and the Publication of An Iatnerable Bank St Arenent
Chesapeake and Ohioa
Dick & Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thun
Ces
Adams Expresa
Kennas City
Amalgamated Copper
Louiaville
Neahyllesho
Am Car and Foundry
Mexican Central
Minneapolis
St Louis
Lara
Miesouri
Hancos
Texas
Joe Securitieg
Kansas
Nat RR of
Mexico
Pfa
New York Central
Ontario and Western
Northern Pacific
Norfolks and Westerna A
Norfolk and Western
Am Tobacco
North American
Anaconda Mining Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Utsaa
Ft Fe Central
New Jersey
Rao
Gentral
Republic
Chesapeake and Ohio
Gbny
Chicago Great Western Tae
Rock Island Company
Chicago and
Northwestern
Slosa-Shefield Steel
St Lous
San F
As Fe
St Louis Southwestern
Colorado
St Loui Southwestern
Colomao and
Southern
Southern Pacite
Southern Pacific
Cora
Consolidated Gas
Tennessee Coal and Tron
Delaware and Hudson
Pacifle
Lack
Western
Toledo
Denver
Union Pacifle
Alo Grande
Union Pacific
Distillers
Securities
United States Express
Erie Dat
United States Realty
States Rubber
General Electric
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Interborough
Western Union
Aoo
Wheeling
Lake Erleway
Wisconsin Central
Wisco
Pia
Kansas City Southern
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
Ic Lange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington
London and New York metal markets mixed on August trading
London tin and copper held firm while zinc and lead showed little change. London spot tin at 11 percent, copper steady near 337 electrolytic, lead around 17 pounds 10s per ton with New York prices near 1595.90, sparkers unchanged, and foundry quotations in Cleveland and the Northern and Southern plants showing stable demand amid a cautious session.
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New York
London
Eiss
Speker
Tron van Ingher
Standard Foundry
Glard Cleveland
Ts Loceliy
Northern
Foundry Northern
Foundry
Southern
New York Cotton Market Summary and Prices
New York cotton market moved through a volatile day with open near steady, early gains to a late decline, amid bear pressure and favorable South weather. Prices fluctuated and closed within close to top after covering ahead of holidays. Crop reports showed deterioration but a late estimate pegged Texas production around 2,009,000 bales versus last year.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
York
Liverpool
Agen Yallleg Tradingan
Texas
Baltimore Aug 20 Cotton and Grain Market Report
Daily market notes from Baltimore show quiet, mostly unchanged conditions across flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye and rye products. Receipts and exports for flour, corn and oats vary, with steady prices noted for butter, sugar and refined goods amid firm freight and market activity.
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Allve Ateady Western
New York Bond Market Washington Stock Exchange Closing Quotes
Yesterday's closing bid quotations show mixed activity with Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 82 percent, Graphophone preferred at 84 percent, and common at 20 percent. notable bonds include District of Columbia issues and Metropolitan Railroad certificates, while insurance and savings stocks highlight durable names such as Commercial Bank and Washington Safe Deposit.
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Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
BIR
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler
Greene Copper
Mitchel
Graphophone
Chezapeake and
Foramne Telephone Fe
Washington Railway and
Eteatric
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Philippias Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad
Anacontia and Potomac Ts
Metropolitan Railraul
Metropoltan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Washington , Railway and Electric
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapacke and
Fotomac Telephone Ss
Washington Market Company
Potomac Electric Light
Norfolk and Washington Breshboat
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Leas and Trast
American Security and Trust
Union ‘Trust, Company
Security Storage Company
Weshington Savinga Bank
Home Savings Bank
Gaton Savinga Bank
Washington Safe Deposit Company
Capital ‘Traction
The
National Bank
Ban's of Washington
Metropolitan
Central
Farmers and Mechanica
Columbia
Capital
American
Lincoln
National City
Piremen's
Franklin
Corcoran
Potomac
Ariington
National Union
Riggs
People's
Commer
Columbia Tile
Checapeaks
Potomec
Georgetown Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Graeno Consolidated Copper
Washington
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Mitchell Mining Company
Southern Public Service Corporation
New York Grain Markets See Mixed Wheat Moves On Weather
Wheat futures fell on anticipated large clearances and favorable Northwest weather while May, September and December contracts showed varied closes. Receipts totaled 22675 bushels spot, with 142650 bushels exported. corn and oats followed weaker tones amid profit taking and abundant supplies. hogs and pork futures rose slightly on near term demand, with cash offerings firm for certain commodities.
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New York
Duluth
North Dakota
W. B. Hibbe & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Washington * Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Anitalions
Liverpool
Loral
Kougoa Jaleo
Minneapolis
Nebraska
Iete
Corm
L Ogia
Oil Quotations and Market Figures for Toledo
Oil quotations from Toledo dated August 30 show North Lica at 90 and South Limi sed Indiana at 85 with regional balances and shipments noted. The report includes averages such as WA672 at 62B48, and other figures like 139,672 and 3266 with miscellaneous values.
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Toledo
Del
Lica
South Limi
Indiana
OU City
Lilsidy Umm
Dividend Boost Rumors Sweep Pennsylvania Stocks
Washington dispatch reports President Cassatt may approve dividend increases for Pennsylvania Railroad and its subsidiaries upon returning from Bar Harbor. Intense speculation suggests higher payouts could be 4 to 5 percent, with bankers and Reading, Ontario and Western participants seeking market support for $90 million convertible bonds amid rising earnings and capital needs.
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Washington Post
New York
Cassatt
Pennsylvania
Bar Harbor
Europe
Washington cattle market prices and livestock demand
Choice cattle in good demand fat lambs active calves strong demand with quotational ranges across species. Hogs and sheep show steady to firm values with per cwt figures for various grades and weights listed, including prime and common cattle and lambs with per pound quotes.
Autumn uptick on local exchange signals revival in trading
Indications of autumn activity appear on the local exchange as bidding rises after a month’s lull. Mitchell Mining leads with 150 shares traded around 62 to 63, Graphophone preferred advances, Washington Railway and Electric moves in blocks, and C P Telephone and Railway earnings show fractional gains amid a modest session.
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Mitchell Mining
Graphophone Preferred
Washington Railway and Electric
Telephone Sa
Railway and Electric
Washington Produce Market Prices and Fresh Goods Report
Wholesale quotations reflect light receipts and brisk near term demand. Butter and dairy items stay firm amid curtailed supplies while live poultry and vegetables show steady to active trading conditions with assorted prices across items and regions.
New York Legal Records Chronicle of Court Actions and Prices
The document lists diverse court actions from Supreme Court to Probate Court including alimony rulings, adoptions, and letters of administration. It notes auditors reports and demurrers, with numerous solicitor names and case numbers. Also included are commodity price notes for creamery products, eggs, flour and meats, and sparse real estate suits. The mix reflects a legal record page with docket references alongside market data from New York.
Real Estate Transfers On Various Washington D C Properties
Real estate transfers listed across multiple streets including Eleventh Street Southwest and Northwest areas. Transactions cover trusts and individuals with prices noted, ranging from $10 to $600 plus property details such as square and lot numbers. Key entities include Tableret Cox Whitford Symmes Dement Tennyson Sargeant Hosier Richards Colt Ingalls Smith and Jones among others.
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Eleventh Street
Bnims
William V Cox
Eiward O Whitford
T Street
Marlo
Hattie Mi Symmes
Inti Square
Thirtieth Street
Frances Dement
Ellen Tennyson
Holmead Manor
Ingalls
Laura HE Smith
Square
Eighth Street
Ninth
Tenth Streata
Harriet B. Thomas
Charles
Anmie B Jones
Harris B Jones
Harriet
Charles ‘Thomas
Deeds of Trust Listings Across Multiple Blocks and Pairs
A compilation of deeds of trust detailing numerous properties in blocks and squares, listing grantors, trustees, and amounts. It covers various local parcels in SQUARE 1250 to SQUARE 1025 and other named blocks, with dates, payment terms, and interest rates.
Live Stock Markets in New York August 83
Market reports show dull conditions for beef with prices 7.9 to 0 per pound for common to extra native sides. Calves and veal receipts steady to moderate with varied prices, while sheep and lambs trade unevenly and hogs remain weak. Cattle receipts reach 10,000 with strong prime steer demand, hogs 1,806 noted, and sheep 13,000 received with steady to firm bids. Canadian and Chicago markets referenced with mixed signals and regional activity.
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EGGE
Om Light
Nex
Choice
Virginia
Orangea
California
New York
Canada
Wales
Chieiga
Lanahs
New York Money Market Report Highlights Rates
Money on call strong and higher at 6 8 percent with closing at 6 percent. Mme Joans notes rates for sixty, ninety days and longer periods around 6 percent. Mercantile paper offers around 5 4 percent. Banking bills at 4 89 0 for demand and 4 90 35 for sixty day bills. Commercial bills near 4 79 0 to 4 9. Bar silver quoted at 90 percent. Government bonds firm while railroad bonds show irregularities.
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New York
Mme
Joans
Frimo Mercantile Paper
Glu
Mutual Wins Its Appeal Mandamus on removal of four names
The Appellate Division affirmed denial of mandamus to compel removal from the Mutual Life Insurance Company administration ticket. Col A M Shook of Nashville Penn led the appeal for policyholders committee members, with judges Gray Tracy and Buginbotham noted. An appeal to the Court of Appeals is anticipated.
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Albany
State Superintendent of Insurance
Administration
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Supreme Court
Col A. M Shook
Nashville
Penn
George Gray
Delaware
Go. B. . Tracy
Newton
Harlow N Buginbotham
Chio
Court of Appeals
Bureaucratic Fiscal Estimates for 1907 08 Begin Early
Chiefs of bureaus and department heads in 1907 08 begin fiscal estimates by lowest clerks compiling supply costs for next year. Each level reviews prior years, adjusts totals, and forwards to the secretary. Treasury then prepays, with Appropriation Committee delivering drastic scrutiny. Departments start early, hoping for careful Treasury consideration and relief from the dreaded blue pencil.
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Congress
Executive Department
Treasury Department
Treasury
Health Office Record From August Report
A health office record lists residents and ages in August with names and addresses including Recheel Hairia on rear bal N J ave nw 6257s Adela Biarhwel 306 Dixon court mw 8 Carlton Toman 76 at Soldiers Home Robert Chew Emergency Hospital Marion Halden 2020 Viave 60 domes T Omrpexter 805 Q0 stow ¢ Samuel Lion 449 M st aw 62 years.
Licensed to Marry P Cox and Clara Eo Bforrie
Marriage notices listed include William P Cox 34 and Clara Eo Bforrie 30. Roland W Merr 29 and Cecilia B Veughn 26. John Hingh Samuel H Wescott 36 of Montgomery Ala and Marr B McCay 26 of Riverton Va. W Chapman Barney A Fpeteln 30 and Rae Wolf 22. Tullus Laeb James Wilke 22 and Bessie Wilson 31. W Howard Frank Stewart 32 of Benning DC and Charlotte Gray 200. Richard Smith 22 and Elizabeth Bolden 20. TH Gverton George Colston 24 and Emma Edmunds 3. Stelten Miller.
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Wiliam P Cox
Clara Eo Bforrie
Devries Rowland W Merr
Cecilia B Veughn
John Hingh Samuel H Wescott
Montgomery Ala
Marr B McCay
Riverton
Chapman Barney
Fpeteln
Rae Wolf
Tullus ‘T_ Laeb
James Wilke
Bessie Wilson
Howard Frank Stewart
Bening
Equitable Life Directors Facing Refunding Suit Over Assets
New York court allows Attorney General Marer to pursue an accounting of Equitable Life Assurance Society funds and potential director liability. The judge overruled a demurrer and directed the directors to answer within twenty days. Resignations of George J Govid and Judge Herrick noted amid board scrutiny.
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New York
The
Equitable Board
Equitabe Life Assurance Society
Justice Bischof
Supreme Court
Marer
Equitable Today
George J. Govid
D Cady Hertick
Equitable
Herrick
Gould
Wall Street
Berlin Banks Increase Capital
Berlin officials report Dresdener Bank and Schaafhausenscher Banking Company, rivals of Deutsche Bank, each boosted capital by 5 million dollars. Dresdener now 345,000,000 and Schaafhausenscher 536,000,000, totaling 81,000,000. Deutsche Bank stands at 50,000,000.
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Berlin
Dresdener Bank
Schaafhausenscher Banking Company
Deutsche Bank
Standard Oil Men Wince in Foreign Market Pressure
F D Rache of Standard Oil export department warns board of directors that hostile press attacks harm American petroleum abroad and hinder sales. A manager abroad seeking foreign permission to build a storage plant was refused after the president's message to Congress reached officials, who cited American rivals who exploit press criticism to their benefit.
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Washington
New York
American Petroleum
Congress
Standard
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Washington Loan and Trust
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