Stock Market Dull Amid East West Tensions and Steel Advances
New York July 22 stock market dull and tentative amid international frictions with Russia Britain and a rumored meat packers strike. Steel led a modest rally on full-time Carnegie mill operations with Amalgamated Copper rising on a subsidiary dividend. Foreign exchange and time money steadied as call loans showed abundant liquidity and bank clearings rose marginally in major cities.
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New York
London
Stock Exchange
New England
Vladivostok
Pacific Ocean
Japan
Russia
United States Steel
Carnegie
Pacifics
St. Paul
Httle
United States
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Clei
Billis
Washington Stock Quotes and Market Prices Report
Closing quotations from yesterday's Washington Stock Exchange show varied bids for bonds and stocks across railways gas firms and banks including Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 6s 1209-29 and The Washington Railway and Electric Company common 14 while other listings cover Metropolitan Railroad 1138 and Bank of Washington at 480. Agricultural prices note potatoes cabbage peaches and other staples with nearby and fancy grades and several fruit and vegetable items listed by price per unit or crate.
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Mergenthaler Linotype
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad de
Anacostia and Potomace
Washington Railway and Electric Company
TSO
Washington Gas Company És
Washington Gas Company
Washington Gag Company
United States Electric Light
Washington Market Company
Maxonic Hall Association Gs
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe de
National Safe De+ yoalt and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Trust and Storage
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Capital Traction Company
The
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Central
Harmera and Medaslos
Citizens
Columbia
Capital
American
Traders
Lincoln
Rigen
Insurance atocka—Corcoran
Potomac
Arington
National Union
Riggs, & People’s, & Chronial
Texas
Georgia
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
New Discovery Claimed To Cure Grip And Colds
Advertisement notes a Dr Xang discovery for consumption that allegedly cures coughs and grip. Mentions prices 50c and 31.00 and directs readers to all druggists. Aimed at consumers in the New York stock market context within a promotional brisk tone.
Weekly Trade Review Notes Trouble in Cotton Industry
New York July 2 Bradstreet's reports ongoing trouble in the cotton goods sector with Fall River strike threats, plus stronger leather and shoe output signals. Weather boosts retail sales. overall failures rise in the U S and Canada, with grains and iron markets showing mixed movements as optimistic signs emerge for near-term trade.
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New York
Bradstreet
Fan River
United States
Canada
G. Dun & Co
R. G. Dun & Co
Fall River
New England
Stee
Weel
NY Grain News: Wheat and Corn Markets Edge Lower on Drops in News
New York on July 22 reports spot wheat weak with mixed bids and futures lower amid rising new receipts and favorable Western weather. Corn and oats dull but end near unchanged to modestly higher. rye and barley steady, pork and lard steady, butter quiet, and coffee and sugar firm. Freight to Liverpool quiet as markets digest war abroad and domestic crop signals.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Long Island
Jersey
Norfolk
Liverpool
Cotton By Steam, Inc
Gravity
Baltimore
Cork
Live Stock Markets in Chicago and New York Lett Trade Report
Chicago cattle and hog markets opened steady then eased with receipts of 8000 cattle 28000 hogs and 8000 sheep. Prices ranged for steers 5.40 to 6.46, hogs 5.10 to 6.35, sheep 4.00 to 7.50, while New York reports dull rounds for reeves calves and dressed beef at lower bids and mixed west hogs abroad.
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Chicago
Texas
New York
State
Pennsylvania
New York Cotton Market Opens Weaker on July 22
The New York cotton market opened weak with a 6.13 point decline amid quieting European cables and news of a Fall River strike, while favorable weather and favorable crop reports limited downside. Liverpool and New Orleans showed weakness as short covering diminished and bearish rumors suggested pressure on October to ten cents after Liverpool close.
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Wall Street
Liverpool
Manchester
W. B. Hinds & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
S.e
St. Louis
Iesa
Shorts
Braystreet
Minnteapolis
Duluth
Mberal Tecelpta
New York
New Orleans
Equity Court notes multiple cases in District of Columbia
Supreme Court equity actions listed by Justice Wright include Dodge vs Dodge with substitutions of trustees and counsel fees, Finley vs Finley continued, various guardianships, restraining orders dissolved, receivers appointed, and estates probated. Court entries cover probate bonds, guardian appointments, and real estate transfers across multiple DC precincts with specific lot blocks and values.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Wright
Dodge
D. Bradley
Woodbury
Wilson & Barksdale
Ralston & Siddona
Coleman
Gorman
Peyton Gordon
de Lashmutt
Bond
W. H. Sholes
Hayden Johnson
M. J. Colbert
Ballinger
Davis & Kimball
J. E. Laskey
Newton Vs. Roberts
Trustes
Circuit Court
Sppnce Wright
Fontana
Margaret
McWilliamson Et al
William T. Harris
Caure
Margaret R. Wood
Ellen S. Massey
Elizabeth McWiiamson
George W. Green
Will
Thomas L. Jones
Tare Austin
Joseph T. Daly
Guardian
James A. Toomey
William W. Galt
Court of
R. Rosa Perry & Son
Hatate
Wilson Gale
Arthur J. Sullivan
Noale
Sullivan
Lockie & Fulton
Joseph W. Matate
W. H. Woodbridge
Samuel H. Woodbridge
Edward Woodbridge Bam Fond
R. R. McMahon
Deeds of Trusts and Related Suits Listing Local Securities
A dense ledger of deeds of trust and legal actions across Washington, detailing securing parties such as Perpetual Building Association and Washington Loan and Trust Company for properties in multiple squares. Entries include amounts from 225 to 3,500 with terms from 3 months to 6 years, several parcels described by lot and block, and cases involving damages and equity suits against entities like Virginia Huldekoper and the District of Columbia.
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Droit Park
Fatrick H. Neiligam
Charles F. Benjamin
Roger T. Mitchell
Perpetual Building Association
Henrietta B. Cowling
Albert ‘A Wilson
John B. Larner
Washngton Loan and Trust Company
John M Burke
Walter R. Wilcon
George F. Hane
Mary Hilton
Anacostia
Alfred
Fuszel
George M. Emmerich
Douglass
Mackall
Washington
Permanent Building Association
Bamae
Squarh
Clarence
Ernest
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Co-operative Building Association
Bloomingdale
Henry B. Terrett
J. Louta Willige
Ernest H. Daniel
Charles C. Covert
Mount Pleasant
Albion
B. Jameson
Edward J. Stellwagen
Frederick B. McGuire
Thomas M. Gale
William W. W. Stewart
Harry
Welsh
Edward T. Halser
Andrew H. Gibbs
Squard
Kathran Enright
Maurice
Michael J. Colbert
Wharton
B. Les
National Permanent Building Association
Fortune
Sadle V
Richard
Pairo
Herbert A. Gill
H.C. Falco
Sherwood
Pergookland
Charles L. Woolard
James L
Her Wood
C. Clinton James
William Vile
Patrick Grady
Walter d. Duckett
Benjamin PF. Whiteside
Building ‘Association
Wade Achlosear
John J. Hepett
Joan x Soule
George R. Repetti
Bedward W. Clemente
Watson J. Newton
Willam H. Saunders
R. Fountain
Nonje Ly Sullivan
Administratriz
Ve. Virginia GC
Huldekoper
District of Columbia
Plaintif
Leckis
R. F. Trowning
John H. Gheen Ye
Louis P. Darrall
Leo Simmons
Roua & Co
William P. Hanlon
J. F
E. H. Bogle
Potomac Guarantee Loan CO
F Street
N. W
Atlantic Building
Building and Loan Association Plan
National Mortgage Loan Company
Fst
Local Wash ington Exchange Quiet in Sunday Market
The Washington exchange was dull with only two sales yesterday as brokers hurried out of town for Sunday. Mergenthaler traded at 17 1/2, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone at 25, and street railway issues saw few bids and no sales.
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Washington Exchange
Mergenthaler
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Traction 4A
Washington Street Railway
Washington Railway Common
Riges National Bank
Metal markets and incorporations fill New York news
Tin and lead futures showed gains in London and remained firm locally as London and Wall Street markets reflected higher prices. Articles of Incorporation filed for multiple companies including Perfection Manufacturing and International Bureau with varied capitalization. Lincoln C. Raines resigns after eighteen years with Chicago Great Western to join Pioneer Grain in Minneapolis. Seaboard and Atlantic Coast lines reported stock movements. Resort information offered by The Post's Bureau for summer travel planning.
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New York
Atchison General Ds
Atchison Adjustment
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia 1St Inc
Chesapeake and Ohia
Q. Sag
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
New
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Chicago and Northwestern
Consol
R. L
Parifile R. BR
R. I
Pacific R. H Col
St. Louis
Consolidated Tobacco
Gelorado
Southern
Denver
Rio Cranda
Erie
Erie Wentral
Forth Worth
Denver City
Hocking Vesley
Louisville and
Nashville
Manhattan
Mexican Central
Mexican Central Jat Inc
Minneapolis and
Missouri, Kansas
Texas
Missouri
Katia
National Railroad of Mexico
New York Central General
New Jersey Central
Ierueret
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western Consul
Oregon Bhart Line
Partic
Pennsylvania
Reading General
St. Louie Andron Congal Cunral
Union Pacific
United States
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Minneapolis
Minn
Lincoln C. Raines
Chicago Great Western
Pioneer Grain Company
Vanusen-Harrington
Northwest
Raines
Voting Trust Ended at Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Announcement from President Baer of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway states that the September 10 dividend on the first preferred stock dissolves the voting trust without further action. The company prepares new stock certificates replacing the voting trust certificates. Conversion of second preferred stock into first preferred and common has not yet been decided.
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Baer
Philadelphia and
Reading
Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Etzel Heirs Dissatisfied With Chinese Indemnity
The Etzel heirs of Louis Etzel killed by Chinese soldiers near Niuchwang complain to the State Department over a 325 000 Mexican indemnity. The department defends the payout as sufficient given the circumstances and notes China acted promptly.
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United States
Louis Etzel
Niuchwang
State Department
Department
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
Chicage Board of Trade
Hiad Street
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Republic Steel
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Rock Island Co
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Tennessen Coal and Iron
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Wells Fargo Express
Weekly Trade Review
Chicago Grain
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Aeeeenee Wateras Svea
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Newport News
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Great Con- Britain
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Patrick H. Nelligan
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D. Frank Parker
Mary J. Lita
Jeremiah
Alfred L. Fugaapart
Wiliam F. Per
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Anna L. Lewin
Vir
William
Clarence HE
Square
Henry B. Tarrett
Fourth Street
Northwhet
Catmsa
Roy D
Y HB. Peck
Mary E. Curtle
Andrew J
Sedia V. Downing
Avtrwood
Brookland
William White
Twenty-Second Street
Arthur Peter Et A. Trustees
North Grounds
Columbian University
Josephine O. Ford
George
Peter A. Drury
Westminster Street
Ninth
Tenth Streets
George P. Johansen
Ida May
Jessie Esther Hodgking
Fifteenth
Pennsylvania Avenue
Katie Schiesser
John W. Clark
Maurice J. Adler
Cliffbourne
William L. Lanning
Equity Suite
George J. May
Timothy Caldwell
Hamilton & Cal- Tt
Metal Market
Fim
Perfection Manufacturing Company
Willam W. Fenjyes
John B. Collins
Gerald van Costeel
Business Men's Protective Association
M. Grogan
H. L. Bittinger
C. D. Wright
Georgetown Hosiery Manufacturing Company
J. M. Frere
B. Peerce
Joseph McD
Sinclair Everett Dufour
Romberger
Baltimore Railroad
Post
Jenifer
Barnard & Mark
Oval
G Street
Etzel
Crnation, Banking Corporation
C Street N. W
Cali
B. H. Warner CO
F Street Nw
W.b.hibbs & CO
Bers
Drexel Building
Taylor Commission Co
F St
Ferry Commission Co
Colorado
Riggs National Bank
Fta Direct Om
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Offics
COR
STH
Fats
Harry G
Meem Thomas Bradle
7Th, K, and
Mass. Ave
Saul
Ptesident
Anthony Guroegier
Vicw
Alex. S. Clarke
Branala Miller
Salicita Commercial Accounts
U.S
Collection General Banking
Lewis Iti & CO
Congressional
District of Colamblia
Cai
Corralitos
Candelaria
Chihuahua
Treasury
15Th
Gew
UNION
Natio
Francis H. Smith
Alvin M. Lothrop
V. Pres
Quincy Smith
John B. Sleman
B. Fulton Harris
Jackson H. Ralston
Kimball
Wings Bank
Nth
York Avenue
Roth
American Express Co
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
AVA Capital
Renta
the National Metropolitan Bank
Washington, D. C
Isd
United States Depository
Eci Ss
HEISKELL @ McLERAN
HL Bates
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg
F Ste. Nw
Warder
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Co
E Street N. W
Tal Loan and Investment At Co
G Siz
Platos, &c
Heither
Washington Mortgage Loan Co
F St. N. W
Reliable, Capital Loan Co
Stoce
Steele
Ahares
Equitable Building
John Joy Edson
Hlis Spehar
GEO. W. Cabildar
Frank P.reeside
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Eddress
Thomas P. Morgan
F St Nw
R. Lappin
Seventh St. N. W
Cor. F
Seasise Sie Tolman
Corcorad
15Th St
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