Fitful Price Changes Signal Profit Taking on Wall Street
Washington Post report from New York notes a volatile session with uneven gains and losses as profit taking dominates after recent highs. Delaware Lackawanna and Delaware and Hudson shares surge while American Sugar Refining declines amid news on management and a favored dividend by American Cotton Oil. Northern Pacific shows liquidation pressure despite stronger general market, and silver and money markets exhibit notable movement.
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Lackawanna
Delaware and
Hudson
Northern Pacific
Washington Post
New York
Wall
Bagel
Merring
Delavie
Western
Therthern Paciflc
Northern
London
Loncation
Washington Produce Market Prices Shown
The Washington market report lists wholesale prices for assorted produce with quotations indicating current wholesale levels. Buyers and sellers reference the price indicators to assess supply and demand dynamics in the regional market.
Treasury report from City Pa details balances and shipments
The United States Treasury report from City, Pennsylvania dated January 7 records credit balances of 1.78, runs of 18 677, averages of 101 573, shipments totaling 168 072 and an average of 151 449. The figures indicate financial movements and holdings for the period.
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City
Live Stock Markets and Prices Across Markets
New York reports improved live stock activity with cattle receipts about 900 and varied values for bulls, cows, and dressed beef. Calves and sheep markets show mixed gains, while hogs rise slightly in firm state prices. Chicago figures indicate steady cattle and hogs with notable price spreads for various carcass and dressed weights across regions.
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New York
Mtr
Liverpool
London
Ilva
Trong
Chicago
Lackawanna Stock Advances Amid Market Talk of Coal Deals
The Lackawanna soared to 4811 2, 13 points above last year, amid talk of splitting coal lands from railroad assets and distributing securitized coal properties. American Sugar Refining faced short-covering pressure while Northern Pacific’s postponed meeting and Chicago Great Western rumors unsettled traders, with Great Western showing weakness and Steel Corporation orders hinting at future mill activity.
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Washington Post
New York
Lackawanna
New York Btock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange Liveliness Despite dull Weather
Yesterday's Washington market showed notable activity with Washington Railway and Electric preferred leading trades near TL. Bond dealings were robust with Capital Traction 5s and United States bonds moving at firm prices. Gas stock demand outside the board indicated hidden strength while Mergenthaler and leading banks saw limited availability at quoted figures.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Stock Exchange Sales Regular Call Report
Market notes show Capital Traction bids at 110 percent for 1,000 and 2,000 and 110 percent for 500. Washington Railway and Electric issues appear with multiple 75 and 76 quotes and a 4s line around 600 to 1,000 at 73 to 76. Mergenthaler trades listed at 105 for 10 shares and Second National Bank at 14 cents for 4. United States registered an oblique line with 1,200 at wR.
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Internal Revenue
New York
suniTesa
Wwe
Coun
Treasury
National Bank
Jan
General Fund
Atehisan General
Philppine Treasury
Aten
Agcilaoa
Atehison
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore and
Ohio
Baltimore
Hrovilyn API
Aftemda
Lantral
Cain and Button
Conteat CC Oyorgla St Tic Sig
Central of Urda
Jdame
Chesapeake Ania
AKO Harlinsten
Quincy New
Thane R I and Pacific Railroad
Chirag R
Vaclic Railroad
St Louis
Colorada Industrial
Weries
Colorado
Southern
Denver
Blo Grande
Sr Securities
Ferla General
Flocklog Valley
Talerborough
Japan
Ci Certineatus
Louisville
Nashville
Manhattan
Consol
Ala-Chalmers
American Steel Foundry
American Steel Foundry Ab
Minneapolis
van Adams Express
Reveer Blena
Misaouri
Kuna
Texas
American Tobacco
Misaouri Kansay
Tay State Gas
Boston Copper
National Railroad of Mexico
Butte Coalition
New York Central
Britigh Copper
New Jerny Central
Northern Pacifa
Chicago Subway
Norfolk and Western Consul
Cumberland
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Hailway
Bay United Copper
Texas and Pacific
Las
United Copper
St Louis and Western
Seaboard Company
Seaboard
Washington Railmay
Electrie
Maryland
Wheating
Lake Erle
Central
fOnterdd
Mergenthaler
Second National Bank
Washington Railway
Eledtric Preferred
M. Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
United States
Philippine Land Purchase
District of Columbia
Washington Gas Co
Ind
Capital Trackion Fu
Anacostia and Potomac
City and Suburban Fe
Columbia Railroad
Columbia Railroad Gg
Metropolitan Railroad Bs
Potomac Electric Light
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Adams Express
Kansas City Southern
Kansas City Southernad
Amalgamated Copper
Car and Foundry
Louisville and Nashville
Washington Gas
Mexican Central
Georgetown
Car and Foundry Pf
Great Falls
Old Dominion Ry
Minneapolia
St. Louis
Cotton Oil
P. & Saint Ste. M
American Express
HP & & Ste
Ergenthaler Linotype
Ato
Jay
Missouri Pacific
Lanston
Ice Securities
Missouri
Kansan
Ues
Kans
Tex
Greene-Cananea
National Lead
Mitchall Mining Co
National R. R
Mex
Hi Il
New York Central Wong
N. Y
Ontario
National
Smelt and Keing
Norfolk and Western
Sugar Refining
Tobacco
North American
Lincoln
Northern Pacific
Metropolitan
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchigan
Pactie
Matt Rogond
Atchison Pfd
Pennsylvania
Washington
Coy
People's Gas
Bate Trust Company
Pittsburg
St. L
Ebsa
Baltimore and Ohio
Pressed
American Security and Trust
Brooklyn
National Savings and ‘Trust News
Canadian Pacific
Union Trust
Central Leather
ORT
Washington Loan and Trust
Arlington
San F
Columbia
U Chicaga T
T. Pla
Southwestern Pla
Firemen's Hi
TBM
Franklin
Curo
Southern Pacli
Colo
Southern 2d
Southern Railway
Texan and Pacific
Potomac
Toledo
Gt. Louis
West
St. I
W. Pfd
Delaware and Hudson
Hio Grands
Nion Pacific Pta
Io Grande
Erie
United States Rubber Pfa
Rama Bay
United States Steel
General Electric
Great Northern
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Ilinois Central
Virginia-Carolna Chem. Pfd
Interborough-Metron
Wabash
Inter.-Met
Wabash Pra
International Paper
Wells-Fargo Express
Westinghouse Electric
International Pump
Uya
Western Union
SUKI
Eee
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Iowa Central
Ibe
Wisconsin Central
Iowa Central Pl
Wisconsin Central Ptd
Broxern
F Street
New and Washington Stork Exchange
New York Stock Market Reported by W B Hibbs Co
Markets received by W B Hibbs Co show activity across the New York Stock Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade with trades noted as concluded. Chicago and New York exchanges reported mixed returns as brokers monitored operations.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
E.R. Chapman & CO
Stock Exchange
Broadway
New York
Washington
S. W. Adler & Co
New York Produce Prices Reported For Dressed Poultry and Grains
New York market notes show mixed commodity prices with poultry dressed firm at several percent gains, butter receipts and creamery products steady, cheese steady, flour receipts at 30,687 barrels with 4,740 barrels exported, rye and wheat flour steady, feed dull, hay hops hides wool and beef steady, pork firm, cottonseed oil strong, petroleum steady, sugar raw and refined steady, peppers, potatoes, cabbages with limited movement, freight rates to Liverpool mixed.
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Virginia
North Carolina
New York
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Liverpool
Jersey
Baltimore
Jen
Cork
Oniera
Baltimore Markets Report of Wheat Corn and More
Baltimore markets show firm oats and butter with mixed grains and weaker wheat on profit taking after European declines. May wheat closed around 1.06, corn firm near 61, oats steady, pork futures up modestly as hog receipts rise. quotations include various grades and regional shipments across the market.
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Chicago
Liverpool
May
Bradatreet
Minneapolis
Sean
May Cars
New York
Western
F. P. New York
Recolta
Duluth
New York Grain and Cotton Markets Slide on Friday
Grain futures show weakness after an initial upturn as wheat and corn face selling pressure amid large clearances. Cotton edges lower though open steady, with traders citing railroad concerns and awaiting Census data while New Orleans futures close for the day.
Ex parte Sobran Simon and others in Supreme Court cases
Legal records from the United States Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia list numerous docket items. Entries mention Sobran Simon petitioner, Great Northern Railway Company, Adrian H. Larkins, James Rosser Jr., and others with arguments, adjournments, and calendar details for cases No. 13 Original No. II, 356, and related equity, circuit, criminal, and probate matters.
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United States Supreme Court
Justice Tartan
Justice Drewer
Justice White
Lee Peckham
Justice McKenna
Jua
United States
Adrian H. Larkins
Senford
R. Ross Perry
B. H. Thomas
Davis
Bran
Curtis
van Credel
United State
Newcomb Motor Company Moore
Melville Church
Teave
General Electric Company
Amicus Curiae
R. N. Kenyon
Newcomb Motor Company
Moore
Commissioner of Patents
FR. N. Kenyon
W. F. Rogers
F. A. Tennant
Evens
Unite
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No
Clabaugh
Fleck
W. W. Bride
P. H. Marshall
Cahill
Ya. Cahill
C. W. Stetson
Peter Charuhas
Brown
R. P. Shealey
Price Ve. Prices
John H. Adriasns
Thomas
Taylor
White Va
White
Hughes & Gray
A. Coulter Walls
Sutton Va
Washington Investment Association
Hughes & Gray—Parker
Justice Wright
Evangua
Washington Railway & Electric Company
RF. Downing
G. H. Berry
C. A. Douglas
G. PF. Hoover
Patch Va
Washington Railway and Electric Company
McNeil & McWweth— Co
A. Dougine
George P. Hoover
Glebner
L J. Mather
McKenney & Flannery
Brewerys
Edwin Forrest
H. Thomas
Trouland Ve. Tucker & Kenyon
Shiehy
Shzehy
Blair & Thom
Wallachia
R. F. Downing
E. H. Thomas
Justice Stafford
United
United States Fidality & Guaranty Company
C. Peele
George L Goodacre
James L Holsome
W. W. Stewart
Annabelle Thompson
Harry A. Wilson
William N. Wyand
John Swan
Circuit Court No
Justice Anderson
International ‘Trust Company of Maryland
Spencer
W. C. Cle
Fphane
Easby-Smith
Grady Va
Washington Gas
Izht
Compan
Douglas & Douglas—McKeqney & Flannery
International Trust Company
Va. Howe
W. C. Clephane
B. H. Warner, Jr
Jaquette Ve. Capital Traction Company
Evens Benson Poultney
Rosa Perry & Sor
G. T. du
Dawson Ve
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Alexander Kilgour
Gittings & Chamberlin
Hamilton & Colbert
Justice Barnard
Est
Mahoney
Plaintif
Bradley & Bradley
George L. Goodacre
James L. Holacne
Rider Et
Gentle Prevarication Chestnut In Enduring Stone
Bill Nye likened tombstone inscriptions to boastful overstatements of the deceased. Many live beyond their means, leaving families penniless at burial. Insurance cannot cure pay, but prevents burdens for others. A policy in Equitable Life of New York offers support in old age or after an untimely death. GEO. C. JORDAN, Washington Manager, 210 Bond Building.
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Bill Nye
New York
London tin and metal market roundup from New York report
New York reports a higher London tin market with spot £123 5s and futures £24 3s while local market stayed quiet but firm. Copper rose sharply in London with spot £62 16s and futures £63 10s. zinc and lead quoted steady to unchanged. iron market steadier after pig iron manufacturers conference.
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New York
London
Tron
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Morthern
Southern
Southern Soft
Money Market in New York and Philadelphia
New York money market shows firm cash, 3 9/ per cent ruling rates and offered bids. Time deposits for sixty ninety and six months noted with varying rates. Sterling exchange weak but bankers bills at demand and sixty days. Government and railroad bonds firm. Philadelphia reports large banks notifying depositors checks no longer payable through clearing house and currency conditions now normal.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Philadelphia
Real estate transfers across Brightwood Park to Capitol Heights
A long list of transfers shows Myra Priest to William P Tulloch for lot 7 block 9 worth 10 dollars in Brightwood Park, plus multiple sales in Eckington, Washington Heights, Bloomingdale, and beyond. Several parcels change hands at values ranging from 5 to 9500 dollars, including ordinary and charitable transfers in Northwest and Southeast Washington, with parties such as Judith N Hersey, Mary Edmonston, and the Society of Oblate Fathers for Mission to the Poor involved.
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Brightwood Park
Myra Priest
William P. Tulloch
L Street
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Cerolyn R. L. Goldsmith
Judith N. Hersey
Eckington-Rlouise
Frizzell
William J
George E Tucker
Massachusetts Avenue
Carolyn T. L. Goldsmith
Mary Fedmonrston
Carrie B. Evans
Daniel
Evan
Kentucky
South Carolina
Frank E Hopkins
Emma &. Morgan
Eighth Street
L and
Square
Westminster ‘Street
Uriah Th. Seltzer
Naomi R. Seltzer
Washington Heights
Seymour W Talioch
Joseph H. Lee
Wirst
Jesse F Brooks Et Aiz
Leo C
Charles J Stewart
Clark 19
Bloomingdale
Ynion Street
National Savings and Trust Company
Kent Roberts
Equare
R Street
Maurice J. Adler
William M Dougal
Part
Jennessee Avenue
Kathleen M. Moir
Robert E. McCormick
Deeds of Trust Across Several Brooklyn Areas
A list of deeds of trust securing various mortgage loans is shown for multiple neighborhoods including Brookland Bragden, Ingleside, Bloomingdale and Square 2, detailing borrowers, lenders, amounts from 11 to 3,000 dollars, terms ranging from 1 to 3 years and semiannual or annual interest, reflecting diverse property lots and blocks. The transfers involve several individuals and lending institutions, with rates mostly around 4 to 6 percent.
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Brookland
C Kimball Bragden
James F Hood
Iran R. Horner
McLachlen Banking Corporation
Bridget
Budg Et
John T
Luther L. Apple
John A.massie
Brockland Building Association
LE Droit Pawk
Carrie L
Trown
Thom
Walker
James F. Bundy
Elijah H Allen
Bloomingdale
Charlex Stewart
Harry K. Dore
A. Glenn Phelps
Jesuse F. Broks
Sadie I. Steuninger
Lewis E
William J Flather
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Massachusetts Gas
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Justice Gould
P. Goodwin Hicks
William Earl Ambroza
Hannan
W. C. Balderston
W. ©. Balderston
Williams
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M. W. Richardson
W. E. Lester
Byme
J. A. Toomey
Sylvester Va. Blakey
F. H. Stephens
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John Ridaut
George C. Gertman
H. A. Hellmuller
McGowan
Servent & Mobun
Union Trust Company
Hicks
G. E. Hamilton
G. H Lamar
R. Ross
Perry & Son
J. J. Darlington
Chappel
Laltimore & Ohio Railraid Company
T. C. Chappell
George E. Hamilton
Ballenger
Attormeyva
J. H. Adrisans
H. A. Hegarty
Gray Ve. Gray
Douging & Douglas
Bomey & Woodard
Bryant Vs. Plummer
John
Ridout
District Court
Myr
Justles Barnard
Columbia Road
Sixteenth Street
Thomas Daly
Thomas J. Daly
Baker, Sheehy & Hogdn
Paul D. Barstow
Baker
Wilfred
J. F. Bundy
Louise A. B. Hughes
H. Glansia
Eatate
Wiliam Gibson
C. C. James
Mary ¥. Dougal
C.H. Cragin
Walter T. Richey
Ella R. Willams
Walter Prescott Williams
W. BE. Ambrose
Julius G. Jackson
Francis D Jackson
E. McCartmant
Antonio Cerrignave
Wary A. Byrnes Et al
Tucker & Kenyon
Bole
Paul Chariton
Bright
Frank ¥. Gibson
Maggie J. Simmons
RH. Terrell
J. P
Nelson Wilson
Hyman Dodek
Samuel H. Berman
Leon ‘Tobriner
GEO. C. Jordan
Bond Building
Metal Market
Alfred Mestre & CO
N. ¥. Stock Exchange
Real Batath
Beiskell & McLeran
H Street
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
OFEN
Association
John Joy Edson
Ellis Spear
P. B. Turpin
Frank P. Recalda
John Joy Edson, Jr
Fred’r B. Pyis
Geo. W. Fisher
Job Barnard
Jno
B. Larner
A. Hamfites
A. M. Lothrop
Gev. H. Harries
F. W. Coville
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass, Ave. N. W
H Sts. N. EB
7Th Se. 5. W
U. S. Treasury
Ti. Clarke
of New York
G St
Ouray Bidg
International Banking Corporation
Uptown
Connave
Downtown
Center Market
N.W
G. B. Chipman
Riggs
Pa. Ave
Lorna
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Ncethwest
Savings Bank
G Streets
Allison G. Jenkins
Newspapos