Pressure On Market As Stocks Decline Broadly
The market opens weaker after a week of losses in railway and industrial shares. London buys briefly lift early sentiment, but selling pressure resumes with notable declines in United States Steel and Chicago and Northwestern. Bank reserves expected to edge down by about two million as loans shift and deposits rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
London
United States Steal
Reading
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
American Smelting
Amalgamated Copper
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Northwestern
District of Columbia
Narrow and irregular trading on Washington Stock Exchange
Trading was thin and uneven with Capital Tractions dipping after pressure but turning up to 19,000 traded at 114 bids. Washington Gas stock sold lightly at 185-8 with prices near 1081-2 bid and 1095-8 offer. In New York, cotton fell sharply amid bear pressure with estimates placing global yield at 12,093,000 bales, keeping markets nervous ahead of official figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Gas
Capital Traction
Washington Railway
New York
Cutton
Bull Fender
Priven
Jowest Om
Capital Triaction Railway
SEA Capital Traction
Ashington Railway and Electric Bret
Lincolntional Hank
Washington Railway and Electric Bref
Georgetown Gas
Washington Gro Co
Washington Gas Co
Washington Gas Ba
Capital Traction Co
Anncostia and
Potonins
Columbia Fia
Columbia
Metropolita
Yashington
Potomac
Potomac Elec
Laight
American
Emerson
Washington Ity
Washington
Norfolk
Mergenthater Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greene-Cananea Copper
National Ham
Erican
Ohambin
Jommes
Farinechantea
de Lincoln
Metropolital Se
Wishington
Trust Company
American Security and Trust
National Savings and Trust
Washington Loan Union Trust, Company
United Slaves Trust, Co
Savings Bank Bracks
Home Saving Bank
Merchants & Mechanic
Bai
Ion Savings Bank Savings Bank
Fast Washlieton Savings Bank
Provident Savings Han
Atineton. Commercial
Ree Corcoran
National Union
Mac
Columbia Tilis
Emerson Steam Pump Co
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Jommie
Baltimore
Boston
Gulfport
Brunswick
Jacksonville
Houston
Quist
Augusta
Memphis
Louis
Louleville
Rts
Great Britain
France
Continent
Atock
Japan
Mexico
York Stock Exchange
Washingan Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Swisher Bros. Oil and Gas Co
W. Va
Tal
Arthur P. Rainey
Boom
Star Building
Feedage Ee Re
Treasury Money Market Brief From New York Dec 2
Money on call easy at 2 percent with ruling rate 2 ½ percent. Time loans steady at 4 percent for 60 days and 9 days, six months. Prime mercantile paper around 65 15 to 66 15 percent. Sterling exchange steady with business. Bills and government bonds show little change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prinmo Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Billy
Washington Stock Exchange Market Briefs
The report lists mixed movement in commodities and futures including butter eggs pork lard cottonseed oil sugar coffee potatoes and vegetables with steady or firm pricing noted for several items. Key entries cover cheese, creamery receipts, poultry and flour alongside freight status and regional price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Muscovado
Cordova
Jersey
Bastern Shore
Live Stock Markets in New York and Chicago Markets
New York stock markets report mixed cattle and calf prices with receipts high. Beef cattle steady to irregular, steers around 6.40, cows 2.25 to 4.50, calves firm near 6.60 to 10.75, lambs 4.50 to 6.75, hogs firm 7.85 to 8.10. Chicago shows steady to slow cattle trade, steers 4.20 to 6.40, feeders 6.00 to 6.75, pigs near 7.10, sheep 4.26 to 6.50 with steady to higher hog values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allis-Chatmera
Amerlcan
Armour Ani Co
Bradstreet
Atlantic Coast
Ithnoore
Ohio
Haltimera
Onlo
Correst
Brooklyn
Lramelt Cy. Batimore
Ohio Southwestern
Central of
Burlington
Guincy
Palladetania
Chicago
Milwaukee
Rockland
Pacite
Hing Kansas Ciy
Colorado Industrial
Fitteburg
Colorado Midland I
San Francisc
Southern
Faltimore Raat
Delaware
tHodeon
Cincinnati
Mn Chanaha
Wee Los Angeles
General Electric
Loutsville
Tnterborough- Metropolitan
Ac International Mercentile Marine
St Paul
Sunfalk
Missouri
Ara AN
Missaud Packie
Wheeling
Misaput! Pacific
Wibingdon
Del
National Railways of Mexico
Houston
New York Central
Galveston' A
New Haven
Norfolk
Ng &T Low
Ran Praneiacs
St. Louis
San Francisco
Louis Southwestern
Boutbert Raiway
Union Pacite
Southern Railway
Dy. Ae
Union Pacific
Union Pacifie Ist
OY Steet
Vinie-Carolina Cheintesga
Waudash
Weatlnghouse Fiectria
Wenea Wisconsin Central
London
Primo Western
Reeves
Teresa
Supreme Court daily record notes many cases and adjournments
The Supreme Court session lists Justices Harlan White McKenna Haines Day Lurton and Linghe a nd admits Poindexter Dickinson Cullinan Johnson and Martin to practice. It covers Nos 60 Marble Tiger 14 Winslow Hart Reaves and 390 331 cases with arguments continued. The Day call for Monday December 6 outlines numerous cases in equity circuit and criminal courts followed by District Court schedules and bankruptcy matters with numerous parties and attorneys named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Justice White
Justice McKenna
Justice Haines
Justice Day
Justice Lurton
iLnghea
Ernest Poindexter
Walla Walla
Wash
Honard
Dickinson
New York City
Eustace Cullinan
San Francisco
Cal
Hiram W. Johnson
Francia Martin
Marchie Tiger
Western Investment Company
Lave
S. Bledaoe
Marble Tiger
Western Investment Company Et al
David Muskrat
Ida V. Klugh
William A. Gunter
F Barron Grier
Winslow Hart Reaves
Leutenant
Artillery Corps
Frederic C. Ainsworth
Alexander
Bacon
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No
Justice Stafford
Terright
Byres
Pleintif
Tucker, Kenyon & Maetarland
J. Colbert
Siphon Ve
Newman
Pleintitf
Fiafntus
Ratston
Siddons & Richardson
George Evans
Phillips Ve. Mullan
Irving Williamson
Snd
R. B. Dickey
Irving Wlamson
Walshya
Bastable
Crandal Mackey
G. A. Berry
Weber
Examiner
W. A. Coombe
Attornneys
Kigore
Calvert & Spates
Chapman Vs. Homeseekers’ Building Association
F. W. Frisby
R. W. Hills
Gittings & Chamberlin
Helm Vs. Helm
E. L. Gies
M. J. Colbert
Hard Vn
Creamer
Plaintiff
W. D. McKean
F. A. Forg
A. A. Birney
W. E. Lester
Carr, Peyser & Taylor
Mr. Strasburger
Taylor Vs. Ruppert
Plaintif
C. W. Clagett
George Hazelton
Hodgkins
Walter F. Donaldson
P. H. Marshall
A. C. Wells
Winfiel Va
Winfield
Fountain Peyton
Clinkscales
Campbell Va. Campbell
White
Equity Court
Justice Gould
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Wylie Et al
L. L. Hawley
Bond
Holmead
C. Carrington
F. MH. Stephene
Carron
C. G. James
Johnson Ve. Johnson
George F. Sullivan
Defenant
J. A. Toomey
B. F. Doyle
District Court
Clabaugh
Princeton Place
Jnry
Belmont Road
Waterside Drive
United States
Massachusetts Avenue
Criminal Court No
James EB. Smith
Charles Mulholland
William Lockley
Ralph Black
John Lewis Smith
Wiliam Johnson
Traitt
Thomas J. Molyneaux
Clifford N. Feldhelm
de- Lmar
J. A. O'Shea
William Gordon
Edward Rye
W. E. Ambrose
William Carroll
T. C. Taylor
John G. Bis
Walter McKenzie
J. W. Patterson
John Gant
Campbell Carrington
Henry Richardson
Willam Hamilton
Clayton A. Mulford
Wiliam Cosby
Justice Brafford
Bureau of National Literature and Art
Iecount
Real Estate Transfers in Le Droit Park and Nearby Areas
Real estate transfers list numerous property trades across Le Droit Park, Chevy Chase, and surrounding blocks. Transactions include Hutchinson to Jackson H. Raleton, Macubbin to Hutchinson and to Elmer E. Rogers, Rogers to Ralston and Ika, and several parcels in Northwest and Northeast districts with prices ranging from 10 to 100 dollars.
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LE Droit Park
Chester C. Hutchinson
Jackson H. Raleton
Frederick Parka
Thomas W. Macubbin
Fame
Elmer E. Rogeru
Elmer EB. Rogers
Jackson H. Ralston
Frederick Ika
Edward Q. Smith
Watkins L. Turner
Benjamin
Minor
Stevens T. “Macon
LE Droyt Park
Robert_ A. Miller
Sarah E Tall
Fifth Street
Frank C. Bbaugh
Florence V. Creamer
Chris
G. Ebaugh
Chevy Chase-Taubel R
Amo
Mary ‘A. Twach
Martin E. King
Chevy Chase
Gardner KF
Johnnoh
Royce A. Rucas
Square
Thirtrenth
Hegboald W. Beall
Howard It Etchison
Saul
LeRoy A. Freeman
Mary A. Sadler
Sixth
Seve
Wall Street Gossip and Market Outlook Report
Wall Street gossip centers on a prominent bull pool figure denying ties to stocks and market activity amid rumors of the pool’s dissolution. While business optimism is voiced by leaders like Yoakum and Schwab, pessimism from Hill circulates. Wheat crop prospects dim due to drought across the winter wheat belt, with Oklahoma showing a severe 30.6 condition and lower acreages in most states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimnola Central
raHroad
Innots Central
Toulsvvile
Nashville
Erie
Rock Island
Mefrien
New Haven
San Francisco
Canada
New Orleans
Warrington Post
New York
Wall Street
Bull Pool
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Missouri
Nebraska
Metal Market Briefing From New York and London
The Metal Market reports quiet activity in copper with spot and December prices around 12.45 to 12.00 and futures near 12.57 to 12.65 as of December. Exports via customs total 867 tons for the month. London warrants for Haon Cleveland run 49s 1d, while foundry grades in North and South regions show varied prices around 10 to 25.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halmerg
Kansas City Southern
Rae
Amalgamated Uppersor
iKawas City Southern Pid
American Agricultural
Aig Laclede Gas
Lehigh Valley
Louisville
Nashville
American Car and Foundry
Mackay Co
Car and Foundry
Minneapolis and
Tonle
Minn
St. P
St. M
Missouri, Kansas
Texas
Alital UN Ao
Kansas and
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
National Lead
Ly Ao
Saat
American Steel Foundries
Sbig
American Sugar Refining
New York
North American
Anaconda Mining Co
Northern Pactite
Atchison
Pacine Mall
BOS
Atchison, Ptd
Pacific Tel
Atlantic Coast Line
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethelem Steel
Pitts
C. C
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Pittsburg Coal Va
Cnadian Pacific
Pittsburg Coal
Central Leather
Pullman Palace
Central of
Rock Island Co
Chicago
North Western
Bt. Paul
St. L
St. Louis
Tito
Colorado
Ad Louis Southwest
Colorado and Southern
Ny Molslos-Shef, Steel and Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and
Rio Grande
Asa
Tennessee Copper
Texan and Pacific
Ae Slyal
Toledo
St. Lovin
United States Realty
Goldfield Con
United Sates Mubber
Ag Juni
Northern
United States Steel
Great Northern Oro Ctts
Ibbe
Nots Central
Utah Copper
Interborough-Met
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Wabash
Nterborough
Met
Inter
Harvester
Wahu
Pia
Marine of
Western
Maryta
International Paper
Westinghouse Electric
International Pump
Union
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Cleveland
London
Lneally
Northun
Southern
Southern St
New York Grain Market Report Summary
New York grain prices show firm opening on winter crop hopes then fall amid heavy selling. No. 2 red wheat 97 percent at elevator and 34 dollars f.o.b. afloat. futures close modestly lower after varied activity. Corn and oats largely steady with sparse trading. receipts and shipments listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
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Local Financial
Chicago Grain
Thos Brokers
Hibbs Building
Trade
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of
THE
United States Treasury
National Bank
Treasury
National Anke
Philippine Treagury Gant
General Fund Reserve Fund
Alouer
Atlantic
Tentennal
Coudul
Curb Market
Steel Foundry
Steel Foundry Db
Adams Expresa
American Tobeech
Braden of
Braden
Butte Challion
Chicago Subway
Chinoahi
EL Rayonie Si Giroux
Nevada-Utiah Ta
Utah
Ninissing Mines
Ray Consol
Pacific
Yukon Gold
Court of Appeals
Noses
Hayes
Ve. Conger
Webster Ballinger
I. H. David
R. B. Behrend
Davis Ve
H. H. Davie
G. FR. Wilson
Washington Terminal Company
Hamilton
Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton
B.thomas
Metzger
Kelly
Wallace—Thomas & White
Gilbertoa
Ballinger
Ballinger—Lawler, Clements & Wright
Arlington Brewing Company Ya. Bivethenthal & Hickart
L. A. Halley
Southern Surety Company
Bags
J. J. Darlington
H. P. Blair
George Vs. Ford
Williams—Tucker, Henyon & Macfarland
Browne
Philadelphia, Haltimere & Washington Railroad Company
Baker, Chear, Miller—McKenney & Flannery
Hutchinson Va
Capital Traction Company
L. J.mather
R. Ross Perry & OL
Circuit Court No
Justice Anderson
Ransom Capital Traction
Conrad Syme
C. Hackett
Wi. R. Percy & Son
Neilson
Washington Railway and Electrle Company
Trne
Plaintiff’s
Torneys
Keppler & Merillat
J. Jd
Darlington
McNamara
Attor‘neye
Leckie
Fulton & Cox
George F. Hamilton
Weming
Torneye
Webb & Forrest
R. Perry & Son
RB. Burton
Millan & Smith Waters
Waugh
J. J. Waters
Harrison
Ruffin
K. H. Jackson
Jones
New York Continental Jewell Filtration Company
B. T. Doyle
JH Hagen
No. & Towner
Saunders
Kappler & Nernay
Arden Johnson, Herry & Minor
Moriarty
Washington Gas Light Company
Montague & Moriarty
S. Minor
FR. K. Goldsborough
Wright Va
Washington Railway and Electric Company
T. C. Bradley
Connelly
Gosseline
K. A. Bailey
Barnard. Davis
Ve. Chapin-Sacks Manufacturing Company
W. P. Plumley
W. A. Johnson
Thomas
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
G. L. Whitford
W. J. Lambert
John Ridout
Lewis
Williamson
TC. Taylor
Peyton
Sanford
C. F. Diggs
D. Rothschild
Archer & Smith
Dukeva
Plalntit
Colbert, Verney & Hamilton
United Mills Company
Gatchel
Leckie, Fulton & Cox
Costello
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
P. Jesh
Brandeburg & Bradenburg
Commissioner of Pensions
Secretary of Interior
Flaintiffs
E. S. Briley
Lawler, Clements & Wright
Goodheart
de Wardelaer
United States ‘Treasury
Cohen and Washington Railway and Electric Company
Rogers
Mat Ungly & Gardner
Gardner
Chesapeake Beach Railway Company
Mather & Hopewell
Shreve
M. N. Richardson
Ross Perry & Sons
T. Dunlop
Blackburn
Sullivan—Perry & Son
Dunlop
Jolly
Justice Wright
Harvey M. Lewis
James N. Huston
Everett Dufour
Ion Trial
H.H. Davis
J. ©. Gittings
George P. Hoover
C. H. Syme
M. W. Sullivan
Anna S. Maffet
Massey
John D. Clark
Alphey’ W. Styron
Lyon & Lyon
Henry P
Colmella
Briggs
Henry C. Boutz
Gale
Baker, Sheehy
Angan
Michael P. Walah
Baker, Sheehy & Hogan
Arthur G. Caffee
Sidney F. Marshall
William
Gatcher
Francis R. Heath
Dennis J. Conroy
Carr, Poyser & Curtin
Pearl C. McWilliama
Louis J. Mewallaee
O'Shea
Lawsuts
Battle
Jabellant
C. R. Wilson
Burdell Stryker Et al
Albert F. Fox
Thomas Bradley
Edward J. Brady
Mary A. Badler
B. Francis Saul
Walter E. Alston
Harry A. Olorius
L. W. Richiardson
S$. Riggins Tarry
Charles BF. Miller
Petworth
Charles W. Willams
Nettla B. Browne
William Wilson
C. M.D. Browne
Norris H. Merrill
Joan B. Cochran
Harry M. Packard
John Crosby
Arnold T. Lewis
Lillian G. Werntz
George Fich
Douglass & Mackall
Permanent Building Association
George A. Thornton
Ralph P. Barnard
Gay
Johnson
Newport National Bank
Florence L. Barringer
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Margaret McDonough
Washington ‘Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Bir. Hill
Mellen
B. F. Yoakum
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Hil
NEW York Grain
L.L. Perkins
U. S
Union Savings Bank
Owen
Hibbs
S.C. Wheeler & Co
Western Building
14Th
F Strasts
Northwest Phone Main 8037
Norman W. Peters & CO
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
N. W. Halsey & Co
Bankers
Wall St
Philadelphia
Fielding Simmons
Toronto
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
Enth
Charles F. Miler
Harry A. Glorius
Marks Alley
Eawerd H. Booth
Marle L. Martines
James S. Frater
Taggart-Fraser Company
Otto L. Heater
Hi “M. Adams
Arnold T. Lewig
John B. Cochran
George W. Acorn
East
Capitol Street
Nellie
Souver Et al
Tracy L. Jeffords
St. Cecelia’s Academy
Argyle Cowland
Thomas Biagden
Woham W. Mathewson
Washington Heights
Howard M. Etchison
Nellie A. Goodwin
Mary P. Mynabridge
Florida Avenue
George D. Sarr
W. Frederick Camp
Thirti-Fourth Street
O and P
Henry Hurt
Martha W. Petty
Seventh Street
Barbara M. Graf
W. Federick Camp
Lemuel A. Veishear
Anbla
Spear
Mount Pleasant and
Pleasad Plains
Alvin G. Belt
Robert B. Brown
Redmendado
W. R. Merriam Golorado Building
15Th and
N. Y. Avenue
Federal City
Riggs National Bank
Pa. Ave
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Uth Street
Soren
Iel Es Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merganthaler Linotrye Company
J. Warburton
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