Stocks Lower As Industrials Lead Broad Decline
Special to The Washington Post reports a brisk stock selloff led by industrials driven by alarm over National Lead dividend cuts. Railroads, especially Southern Pacific and Union Pacific, retreated on traffic fears with Japanese steamship links cited. Banks showed modest reserve improvements, while wheat and oats fell due to scant rainfall and weak corn prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Infran Pacific
Northern Paciic
Pennsylvania
Washington Stock Exchange Market Report Summary
July reports from City, Pa and Toledo record Cr aet balances and barrel totals for shipments with averages. North Lima and Lima Indiana figures shown for July 22. Wheat and corn futures listed with prices and firm oats values for No 2 white and No 2 mixed at market levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Toledo
Ohio
Lima
Indiana
Market Notes And Bond Activity On Washington Exchange
Thirteen brokers were on the Washington Stock Exchange floor yesterday as trading remained light with few outside orders. Capital Traction rose to 130 while Lanston touched 81, Washington Railway and Electric quoted around 321-8, and Morganthaler held firm at 215 1-2. The week was featureless but strong across securities with bank shares scarce at offered prices. New York and Washington bank clearings rose by 217,000 over last year, signaling healthy business growth in the capital. Cleveland celebrated its 114th birthday with bond votes to fund grade crossing removals and a tuberculosis hospital, while Baltimore and Ohio Co reports show elevated gross earnings and coal traffic. Maryland Casualty awaits results of Ira G. Rawn’s death inquiry. Scene Casualty notes the company’s interest due to Rawn’s accident policies and potential liability if death was self-inflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea Steel Common
American Locomotivs
American Smelting
United States Rubber
American Steel Foundries
American Hide and Leather
Fid
Nationnal
Stouck
Harriman
Washington Stock Exchange
Capital Traction
Lanston
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Morganthaler
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Maryland Casualty Company
Washington
Ira G. Rawn
Monon Railroad
Chicago
Scene Casualty Company
Rawn
Sai
Si ‘ Clonin
lallis-Chalmers
Ulsvils
Nashville
Car and Foundry
Wineapolia
St. Louis
St. Ste. M
Ela
Kanegs
Texas
American Ea Securities
Kansas
Aanertran
Migsouri Pacific
American
New York Central
American Sugar Refining
Ontario
Weat
Norfolk and Weatern
America
Nbaccepta Tg
Jon American Woolen
Northern Pacific
Itr
Anaconda Mining Co
Pacific Mail
Atenison
Pennsylvania
BTM
otsonsAtlantic Coast Line
and &T
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Railway
Central Leather
Republic Steel
BOK
Central of New Je
Rtock Island Co. Ei
Chesapeake and Byr
Alton
LaMol Rock Island Co
CHI
Great Western, New
San
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Lous Southwestern Pyul
Northwestern
Lous Southwestern
MIL and &J. Paul
Sloss-Sheffield L. and
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Southern Pacific
Catorado
eMl Southern Railway
Vin ‘Atorade
Southern
Salsomber Railway Ptd
Consolidated Gas Upennesses Copper
Kon
Delaware
Wade Yata Ahoi
Toledo
West
Aniq
goffDenver
Rio Grande
souiDen
Hie Grande
Kenion
Packie Hetk
Aomd
setiMers Securities
Pactie Pia
United States
United States Sree
Interborough
Western Maryland
Electri
Hareater
Chicago Board of Hubs
New York Stock Exchange
Trade
Trade Demands Wide Prices Of Cottons Recover
R G Dun & Co weekly trade review notes midsummer dullness easing as demand broadens in wholesale and retail. Cotton curtailment in the East aids recovery. flour production is down. stocks are low and some orders are being reinstated. Iron and steel remain dull with weaker prices yet some mills hold orders. Bradstreet reports weekly business failures list 215 in U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Tegaramg
Bessemer
Bradstreet
United States
Live Stock Markets and Railroad Expansion Plans
The Norfolk and Western Railroad reports July 22 progress with new double track tunnels and a nine story Norfolk passenger station. Receipts include steer, cow, and veal markets with values cited. Virginia construction costs for tunnels and rail facilities are outlined alongside a Virginia charter for the Chesapeake and Ohio Equipment Corporation. Cotton markets in New York show nervous but steady close after late Liverpool cables and substantial inbound and outbound movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Carpenter & Rox-Jiead
Stags Ley
Allroad Contractors
Roanoke
Aoq
Hutla
Huger
W. Va
Glenn Alum
Union
Norfolk
L. E. Johnson
Norfolk Terminal Railway
Norfolk and Western
Viginian Railways
Norfolk Terminal Company
Chesapeake and Ohio Equipment Corporation
Virginia
Isuc
Daily cotton market dull and mixed with copper drops
New York reports a dull copper market with no arrivals and exports of 15.475 tons this month while local dealers note firm bids for copper in forms such as fake, electralytic, and casting. Absent are clear cotton notes, but livestock, grain, and commodity prices are listed for Chicago and New York, including hogs, cattle, sheep, flour, dairy, lard, and coffee with varied movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Custom House
Cleveland
Londem
Northern
Southern
Chicago Grain Reacts to Rare Rainfall Across Plains
Grain prices fell on the Chicago Board of Trade as unexpected showers in Nebraska and Kansas pressured corn and wheat outlooks. The market, volatile through the day, warned that another rainfall within ten days could boost corn yields while keeping prices weak at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kingdom
Board of Trade
Nebraska
Kansas
Provisiona
Louglath
New York Grain Focuses on Wheat and Corn Markets
Spot wheat held steady as favorable threshing reports and rising receipts tempered gains from firm cables. July wheat closed slightly lower. September and December slipped further. Corn eased with No 2 price around 73 percent, receipts about 60,000? bush and 26,174 shipments. options lacked trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Miuscovado
Rio
Cordova
Gippaces
Stesay
Readjusted Equity Court Dockets in Washington
District of Columbia equity cases before Mr Justice Wright list numerous actions including Durfee vs Durfee with a July 29 rule return, Wondford vs Britton, Martin vs McConaghy, Harvey vs Harvey, and several cross bills and injunctions. Bankruptcy and probate entries follow with guardian ad litem appointments and wills filed, while district court matters cover condemnation, quiet title suits, and divorces with multiple attorneys named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Justice Wright
Silvia
Stevens
Durfee
D. H. Fowler
W. GC. Balderston
Leon Tobriner
Wondford
Martin
WcConaghy
Plaintif
Irving Willamson
Carter &Brooks
Harvey
John ¢. Howard
J. E. Laskey
District Realty Company
Gilfry
Alfred Slaughter
John Savary
Daniel Murray
F. A. Fearning
Irving Gibson
C. F. Benjamin
Charles H. Davidge
A. A. Hoehiing, Jr
Andrew Wallace Evans
B. W. Parker
Fenning
Joshua
Myers
Jacob R.’ Myers
R. A. Heiskell
William Irving
Hlise -Irving
J. J. Darlington
Denzel J. McCarty
J. A. Toomey
Real estate transfers in Washington area listed
Real estate transfers show numerous parcels changing hands across districts including Ellaston Terrace, 245 N Street NW, Woodridge, Richmond Park Northwest, Ingleside, Columbia Heights, Padsworth, West Bloomingdale, Pleasant Plains, Prospect Street NW, South Carolina Ave SE, Grant Park, Vermont Avenue NW, Chevy Chase, Beverly, Holmead Manor, and Mount Pleasant. Notable buyers include Clifford H Harwood, Julius Maedel, William Coon, William Sprige, Cora MackTatosh, Emma Jacobson, William Ryan, and Elizabeth Howard among others with deal values often listed as $10, various lot and block references, and several trustees and partnerships involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellaston Terrache
Ellaston Terrace Improvement Company
Clifford H. Harwood
N Street
Lillian R. Deland
F. Harold
Julius A. Maedel
Cauare
Woodridge
Helen M. Soute
Joan H
William R. Coon
Richmond Park
Northwest
Washington
William M
Square
Ingleside
James Martin
Emma M. Jacobson
Lorie
Columbia Heights
George C. Pumphrey
William Ryan
Julia B. Clark
Lewis B. Breuninger
James B Henderson
Same
Capital City Improvement Company
George S. Comper
Charles EB
Julia
Pease
Padsworth
George C. Humphrey
Elisabeth A. McCarty
West Bloomingdale
Helen
Morris
John B. Espy
W. Frank Turton
Ralph M. Rogers
Pleasant Plains
Harry Wardman
Prospect Street
Cectl Alley
Water Street
Abraham G. Kerney
Allen McLace Abert
Louis W. Worrell
Sophie J. Finckel de Rath B. Parker
South Carolina Avenue
Herman R. Howenstein
Charles A
Anne F. Blum
Barry Farn
Lewis Wooly
Elizabeth A. Howard
Grant Park
Ella M. Ackson
Allen C. Clark
Allen C. ‘Clark
Jessie W. Rawlings
Vermont Avenue
Preston B. Ray
Charles H. Cherry
Chevy Chase
Fulton R. Gordon
Sylvester S. Martin
Lewis B. Vining
Ernest E
Thomas
Beverly
D. H. R. Drury
Clementine Cruger
Holmead Manor
Charles L. Griesbauer
Annie E. Sonne
Eleventh Street
U and V
John W. Lewis
Laborers and Mechanica Realty Company
Wyoming Terrace
Helen W. Phillips
Ben B. Bradford
Canvey
Harriet A. Carmon
Charles L. Griesbaum
Annie E. Sonngy
Fourteenth Street
Ella L. Lyles
Scheutzen Park
Claude W. Owen
Mary B. Belt
Mount Pleasant and
Alicn A. Agnew
James A. Cobb
Mount Pleasant
Charles J. Butler
May C. Jones
Fifteenth
Frederick C. Cross
New York Money Market Reports July Turnover
New York on July 22 shows money on call easy at about 2 23 percent with bid and offer around 2 percent. Time loans easy across several terms with rates near 34 44 percent and 9 cars at 4 4 per cent. Sterling exchange steady in bankers’ need, bar silver steady at Mexican dollar 41, government bonds and railroad bonds noted with irregular activity.
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New York
Alementha
Prime Mervant
Sterling Exchange
Siady
Bankers
Sodey Hills
Sats
Ateady Railroad Boray
Wall Street Gloom Deepens As Stocks Hit Year Lows
Special to The Washington Post from New York reports a broad liquidation pushing stock quotations to fresh yearly lows. Railroads average 110.51 and Industrials 77.76, down from prior lows, with National Lead dragging the index. Banking report notes loans steady but reserves mixed, Western banks retrenchment limited, and farmers likely to repay loans as crops arrive. James J Hill offers cautious optimism on crops and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Poat
New York
London
Property liens and securities across Washington squares list
A dense ledger of property security transfers from multiple owners to various lenders. Entries specify square numbers such as 2067 11 2703 and 2693, borrowers like William Sprigk Blanche Carpenter and Elizabeth McCarty, lenders including Provident Life and Trust and Citizens’ Savings Bank, with amounts ranging from 600 to 21 760 and terms from 2 to 6 years at 3 to 9 percent, many noting monthly or semiannual payments and lot blocks across Columbia Heights Ingleside West Bloomingdale Wyoming Terrace and other neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square
William M. Sprigk
Edward R. Monroe
Northwest Washington Improvement Company
William G. Bowzer
Henry H. Bergmann
Charles Schafer
Norther Liberty German-American Building Association
Blanche A. Carpenter
Aiz
Stewart
J. Roberts
William B. Edionston
James J. Becker
Elijah E. Knott
Ingleside
Emma M. Jacobson
Louis
J. Clarence Price
Harry M. Packard
Citizens' Savings Bank
Siger
Norman L. Lansbury
George A. Martin
James Martin
Columbia Heights
William Ryan
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Elizabeth A. McCarty
Jaman F. Shen
Floyd EB. Davis
George J. Berger
George c. Pumphrey
WES
Bloomingdale
John B. Eepey
Paul E. Johnson
Herbert T. Shannon
Helen I. Morris
King
John B. King
Malcolm Hufty
Lawrence Hufty
William G. Martin
Lincoln
Clarence W. Lewis
James F. Bundy
James A. Cobb
Charles H. Hemans
Charles H. Cherry
Samuel H. Walker
Michael I. Weller
Pacers Building and Loan Association
American Security and Trust Company
East Washington Savings Bank
William Sharswood
John C. Yost
Walter H. Marlow, Jr
Clara. J. Hughes
Harry S. Welch
Charles E. Marsh
Race L. Rial
Sylvester
Martin
H. D. Gordon
Robert E. Heater
Fulton R. Gordon
Beverly
Clementina Crusor
M. Bashon
Christian J. Gockeler
John A. Massie
Robinson White
Raymond Ciomel
Harry L. Rust
George C. Bowie
Harold L. Johnson
Milton A. Flecher
Charles F Schafer
Solomon J. Foreman
Thoman Walker
Clarende M
Wyoming Terrace
Ben B. Bradford
William J. Flather
Milton
Thomas B. McArdle
George E. Fleming
Edward L. Hillyer
William L. Crane
ENa_L. Lyles
George W. Engel
Hora E. Engel
Richard E. Patro
Herert
A. Gill
A. W.patro
Frederick C. Crass
Norman
Lanabury
Mary E. Slattery
B. Prancis Saul J
Jamon F. Shes
Home Savings Bank
Ticket Agent In Toils. Obioan Drowned Off Ocean City
Ocean City, Ma July 22 Harry Pepperthal of 634 East Woodruff avenue Toledo Ohio was drowned while bathing in the ocean. The body was recovered.
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Obioan
Ocean City
Harry Pepperthal
Woodruff Avenue
Toledo
Ohio
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H. H. Glaeste
Wilton J. Lambert
Humboldt Steamship Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
C. D. Drayton
L. A. Baller
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F. J. Hogan
Birney & Woodard
Ewing Vs. Chase
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R. Rosa Perry Son
G. T. Dunton
George D. Horning
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Herbert V. Hunt
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F ST. NW
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Toils
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Nael P. Hanson
Myrtle Avenue
Northwestern Police Court
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Hanson
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Riggs Avenue
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