Market Summary Aids by Wire and Ticker Amid Mixed Opens
Stocks held up with gains by midday as some issues rose on renewed demand. American Locomotive regained its 6 percent dividend, while steel and munitions shares fluctuated. foreign exchange remained dull with tables advancing to 34.60 on Russian securities.
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New York
Calway Lavor
Wall Street
Warrex
Kellisproungfield Tire
Earli Realizig
Rais
Late States Steel
Uffe Inga
United States
Baltimore Securities New Paper 47its Frau Marks Kron York Aug 30
Trade notes on Sterling 60 day bills and various currencies including Rubles and Mexican dollars. The report lists demand figures, bonds, cables, and rates with references to railroad loans and closing prices, reflecting a cautious money market.
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York
Mervantite
Lemand
Baltimore
Infei Rye & Blec
Laleltva & Fleene
New York
Wall Street News and Gossip: Pennsylvanian dividend news
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports today’s quarterly dividend payment to 1098,772 stockholders, with May’s dividend to 94,169 holders noted as the largest group yet. European war effects and the British loan drive changes in ownership, while most holders own 100 shares or less. Voluntary receivership sought for Connecticut River Railroad under lease to Boston and Maine.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Connecticcut River Railroad
Boston and Blaine
Barre and
Chelsea Road
United States District Court At
Boston
William HO
Springfield
Ite
Baltimore Markets: Cottonseed Wheat and Poultry Prices
New York market reports show cottonseed futures with August and September bids, along with October and January values. Wheat marks weak No 2 red spot with September bids, oats and poultry prices for various fowl sizes and types, plus dairy creamery products and regional state notes for Pennsylvania and surrounding areas.
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Baltimore
Pennavivania
PGGS
Marin
Tamaxtyainia
West Virginia
Bouthern
Holland writes of estimate by a s hewitt
Former New York mayor eighty years ago warned the United States would lose its prestige as a pig iron producer. He cited Britain’s scarcity of unskilled labor and feared diminished industrial standing if demand for iron persisted.
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New York
U. S
Britain
Rockefellers
Hétle
Everaor Nary
United States
Abrams Hewitt
British Steel and Iron Institute
Great Britain
Holland
Rockefeller forecasts postwar U S demand boosts railroads and industry
New York financial notes cite William Rockefeller as predicting a strong postwar demand for American commodities to rebuild railroads and industry, amid labor scarcity and high wages. The view aligns with Sabin and Morgan partners, while labor shortages and munitions production in Hartford and Bridgeport illustrate continued industrial strain after the European conflict ends.
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Rockefeller
Europa
4Lvaerafon
England
Great Britain
Charten H Sabin
Tette
Thone Partners
J P Morgan & Co
United States
Phte Istras
Hartford
Bridgeport
Chicago Grain Markets Brace For Embargo Hit On Railways
Wheat futures fell as embargo plans for grain to the east and Europe spread panic. Prices closed lower with September at 138 3 4, December at 124 1 2, and oats down. Corn and barley showed mixed shifts while local securities gained modestly on utilities and transportation firms amid market steadiness.
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Chicago
Europe
ARHOA
Local Stock Exchange Regular Call at Noon
Regular call at 12 o’clock noon lists Potomac Electric Company and partners with total $1000 at 161 percent, Washington Railway and Electric at 81 percent, Federal National Bank at 151 percent, and Graphopid notes multiple lots from 174 to 470 percent with repeated 170 percent figures.
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Washington
Federal Satone Bank
Marked & Men
Potomac Electric
Contm
Washington. Railway and Electric Ofa
Washington Gra
Federal National
Geotown Gan Cert
India
Georgetown
Washington Gas
Columbia Gaa & Elea
Col Gan & Flec
Cok Gas & Elec
Capital Traction Coba
Ana & Po River RR
Ana & Po Riv
iWaeh Ry & Elec
Elec
C & PF
Wash M Co
Steamboat Bs
Rieges Realty
Capital Traction Co
NW & W
Steamboat
Gnas Am Tel & Tel Co
Mergenthiier
Lanston Monotype
Greene-Cananea Copper
National Bank
American
Capitol
Columbia Aay
Farmers and Mechanics
Federal
Lincoln
Trust Company
Amer Sec & Trust of
National Savings & Trust
Union Trust Company
Wash Loan & Trust
Continental Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Treasury Financials Roundup from August 29 1916
The United States Treasury reports a net general fund balance of 208 689 151 with total ordinary receipts of 1786 209 and payments of 2 387 076. The fiscal year deficit stands at 24 636 449, against 20 442 705 last year, excluding Panama Canal and public depreciation. Available gold and currency totals and holdings across Federal Reserve and national banks are listed, with various asset values and bullion figures.
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Panama Canal
Deptra
Treasury
United States
Feders Reserve
Federal Reserve Banka
Philippines
Local Produce Market Prices and Poultry Notes
Alive hens and turkeys listed by pound with picks and photos. Cheeses from New York State. butter from Elgin. Eggs from nearby Virginia. various vegetables with per box, per crate, and per barrel prices. Green fruits from California and other regional fruits with crate and basket pricing.
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New York State
Elgin
Virginia
Hennery
Jersey
Antona Pet
New York
California
New York Produce Prices Mixed Amid Volatile Dairy and Poultry Quotations
New York and Philadelphia reports show butter firm receipts around 10,944 boxes with varied creamery percentages and prices. eggs steady with high first and extra prices noted. Poultry and meat markets remain firm to steady with dressed poultry and fowls cited, while flour and oats market activity appears constrained. detailed figures indicate ongoing price dispersion across dairy, poultry, and pork sectors.
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New York
Public speech case tests police permit power in District Court
The District Court rules the permit regulation giving police authority to control public spending and speech leads to a trial path for Jaolian Pierce Socialiat orator. The ruling delays on filing a bill of exceptions and sends the case to the Court of Appeals if upheld.
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Whl
Ore Court of Appeals
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Mullowny
Pee
Pieros
Soctallat
Eighth Street
Pennsylve Avenue
Almo
Socialist Party
Merce
Mat Ft
Altorfiega
Jo Whiteford
Bo Hilton Jackson
Winard & Brarhears
New York Stock Market Total Sales Report
The New York stock market recorded total sales of 710,841 shares, compared with 615,993 shares traded yesterday. The report notes higher activity with a broad-based uptick across several sectors and no single standout mover.
New York Cotton Market Troubles Amid Nervous Trading
New York cotton prices showed nervous, uneven trading as markets moved on expectations of tomorrow’s government crop report. December briefly rallied to 1685, slipped to 165, then closed around 1578 with steady to slightly lower overall tone. Futures quotes: October 1578, December 1685, January 1590, March 166, May 1613.
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New York
Ort Quotations and Credit Balances Report
Ort quotations from OW City Pennsylvania list August figures with credits balances. Entries show balances around 230 with runa and shipment figures and averages, indicating periodic financial data.
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OW City
Washington cattle market hogs report brief
A terse market note shows mixed hogs and dressed pork terms with scattered percentages and weights, listing prices or quantities in a fragmented way. The fragment references hog quality grades and small percentages, with no clear buyer or sale outcome.
Live Stock Markets Across Cities Show Mixed Receipts and Prices
Chicago markets report hog receipts of 32000 with mixed price bands from 750 to 1140 for several grades and cattle receipts near 13000 with strong native beef at 725 to 1146, Western steers 75 to 940, calves 900 to 1350. sheep at 090 head, lambs 650 to 1085. New York shows hog receipts 5530 steady near 10 to 11.5, calves 1480 head firm at 956 to 1100, lambs 0 to 1200, and cattle bulls cows graded. Prices reflect broad firmness and regional variation across hogs and cattle segments.
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Chicago
New York
Akim
New York Grain Week Highlights Spot Wheat Weakness
New York grain week notes firmer date steady corn and durum notes show spot wheat softness. Markets report No 2 yellow corn firm to show slight gains while northern Duluth foods list and Manitoba offers mix as prices hover near previous levels.
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Duluth
Manitoba
New York
Chamber Gains 17 Members at Washington Chamber Meeting
The Washington Chamber of Commerce announces seventeen new members added at yesterday's noon meeting. E J Ayers, Theodore Y Beuchert, Sig G Boernstein, BP Evans, E P Hagelton, Law ton G Herriman, Hugh 8 Hill, Walter I Hopkins, Hitas Q Horton, Ralston P Jotes, George B Kennedy, Richard L Lamb, John AR McChesney, H HH Mandy, E G Paul, T G Ruth, A H Stinemetz joined. The group aims to increase membership throughout the coming year, noting substantial gains in the past year and expecting further growth.
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Washington Chamber of Commérés
J Ayers
Theodore Y Beuchert
Sig G Boernstein
BP Evans
E P Hagelton Lawton
G Herriman
Hugh
Hill Walter
I Hopkins
Hitas Q
Horton Ralston
P Jotes
George B Kennedy
Richard L Lamb
John AR. McChesney
HH Mandy
E G Paul
T G Ruth
A H Stinemetz
Chamber
Ment la
Neutral conference urged to prevent future wars
A committee from the American Neutral Conference urged President Wilson to convene a conference of all nations to discuss wartime interests and propose international mediation. Hamilton Holt of New York led the group as spokesman and the plan aims to deter further conflicts through agreed action. An armed bandit robbed a San Francisco bank branch, fled, and was pursued, captured with the money at the police station.
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Wilson
Hamilton Holt
New York
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Augaz
Helrop
Anglo California Bank
Em Sutter
The
Park
Band Concert Today at Fort? Coastlines and Coral Notes
A concert program features a Marine Band under Walter F Bonth, directed by Henry the Highth Corian, performing selections including The Last Hope, The Star Spangled Banner, and The Bugle March. The event showcases pieces from Henry the Highth and Paddy, with patriotic tunes and contemporary marches.
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United States Marine
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Beder
Dirroter
Provident Wight
Seppe Fotte
Henry the Highth Corian
Ida
Mertens
Bisite Meeitetion ‘the Last Hope Gatterhale
Adn
Aled Schuett
Belerti
Heart of
Paddy
Infantile paralysis chart tracks Washington epidemic course
Dr W C Fowler of the health office shows a pen and ink graph of infantile paralysis since July 1 in Washington. The sheet marks a daily average near one case per day and a peak of 11 cases on August 24, with 28 cases reported to date. A patient named Aubrey Morales, 10, of 1800 Highth Street NW is mentioned.
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Fowler
Washington
W C Fowler
Health Office
Aubrey Morales
Highth Street
Red Cross Unit Receives 945000 Gift for Base Hospital
Red Cross headquarters announces a 945000 contribution to complete equipment for an American Red Cross base hospital unit. A 25000 gift from Frits Achelis of New York supports the effort. The hospital will be organized with a staff drawn from New York’s German hospital, with Dr Frederick Kammerer named director after his withdrawal from German army service.
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Frits Achelis
New York
Red Cross
Frederick Kammerer
Three Named as Consuls
Henry D Raker of Illinois, recently resigning as commercial attacks at Petrograd, was appointed yesterday by President Willon to the diplomatic service. Arthur A Morean of New York City and Addison Southard of Lovinyville Ky were also nominated for consuls.
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Iilimina
Petrograd
Willon
Donantar
Arthur A .Morean
New York City
Addison Southard
Lovinyilie Ky Aleo
Henri Harpignies Dies at 37 in Paris
Paris reported the death of Henri Harpignies Paiiter a renowned landscape painter aged 37 He was noted for his lavish table habits and high tolerance for drinking three liquors and smoking twelve pipes daily until the last week of life The news item comments on the automobilia route book and penidy cenis by mall for postage costs.
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