Markets Hold Buoyancy After Opening Rally
London price strength fed a New York opening rally led by St Paul with a 4 1/2 point gain before profit taking and liquidity absorption. Traders weighed St Paul directors rights, rivering guidance as black box for potential declines while steel and copper surged, Amalgamated Copper recouped losses and Western rails reported earnings gains. Broadly markets showed resilience with London gains and mixed domestic reactions as investors covered shorts amid steady demand for bonds and metals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrshington
New York
London
Southern Pacific
St Paul Wis
M Point
New York Ciy
Tose
St Paulhreetors
Coitea Mtater Steel
Mr. Morgan
Ewope
J Amalgamated Copper
St. Paul
Rueré
Baltimore Markets Folio Snapshot of Grain and Commodities
Alstmnore reports dull trading across markets with wheat and corn prices steady to firm. Notable notes include new winter patent and spring straight lots, various futures bids, and export totals for Southern vessel shipments. dairy and cheese show steady activity amid mixed sesame terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alstmnore
ANT. MaGiiva
Tdvgts
Boston Closing Prices Hard to Decipher Amid Market Jargon
Fragmented list of prices and entities including Boston New York New Haven and Amalgamated. Mentions American Arge Chemniert and various seemingly unrelated terms. OCR text shows scattered names like Milne Manigan and Sharnon with unclear context and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bora
Anan
Fateh
Manigan Centrei
New York
New Haven
Ameryan Sigar
Ameriaz Sugar Phi
Ancrean Telephone Ad
Anerican Wunlen
Laos
Plectias
Mlym Maranshusetts
Wall Street Gossip Signals Wide Stock Moves Amid Bond News
The report notes brisk activity in Balt imore and Ohio and other rail and fuel issues with Southern Pacific and Missouri Pacific leading gains. St Paul rebounds amid profit taking while Al is Chalmers and Colorado Fuel draw attention as brokers push prices on buoyant funds from a new $12 million bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Messrs
Rockefeler
Rogers
Alis Chalmers Preferred
Government bonds in New York rising and falling
New York July 26 report lists numerous government bonds with varied quotes including American Tobacco American Tobeca Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and Atlantic among others. Several railroads lines and regional issues appear with prices and series notes, reflecting a broad bond market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American ‘Tobacco ’S
Atlant
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Chicexo
Darlington and
Quincy
Chicago
R. I
Preific Railroad
Chiwazo
Ko L
Pacifie Railroad
U. 0
Lowe
Colorado Industrial
Colorado Industrial Gs
Colorado Midland
Colorado Cut Southern
Dauver
Rio Orade
Valley
Dunan Ys
Japan
Loultalle
United
Manhattan
Kansas
Texas
Missouri, Kansas
Veradads
Central General
Bee
Orbury Pacific
Northam Panife
Ysares Norfalk
Western Consol
Oregon Shore Line
Pennsisinia
Reading General
St Louis
Iron Man
Louis Aml
San Francisco
Southwestern Cotta
Foukoard Air Line
Southern Facific
Southern Pacabe
Southern Railway
Ffesas
Paulie Ite
Loleda
St .Louis
Weattuchie
United States Syeet Vlas
Wabashits
Wubnay
Wevern
Maryland
Esverces
Wheeling and Lake Erle
Fatty Eerysin Central
Danean
Washington cattle market report shows steady calf and hog prices
Cattle in fair demand and steady calf market with hogs priced per cwt under grass. Sheep and lambs quoted moderate to light, with cows and bulls described as common or better. Also notes Philippine Railway Company election results listing officers and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheen
Lome
New York Cotton Market Closes Steady After Bear Pressure
The New York cotton market opened steady and closed about a point to a net decline of 79 points, with trading subdued. Prices for July through December contracts showed mixed moves amid fears of August demand and favorable weather reports in Texas and the Southeast, leaving the day near the prior close. The market was described as moderately lively at times, with several lots trading amid a cautious bulls’ stance and a late pullback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Minneapolis
Bt Scots
Iowa Centra
I Peross
Colorado
Internat
Ional
Allis Chaime
New York Air Brake
Aufairs
Moscsow
Brooklyn
Rajad Transit
Coney Island
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Yankers
Texas
Wuere
Jawad
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Washington Gay
Commercial National Bank
New York
Mures
Duluth
Bogriah Prigs
Ipte
Ater
Wmngregular
Elnse
Howe
Srgrike
Taversher
Anlus
Apat
Ny Elavatur
SRA
Pinende
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Aroy Bay
Autooe
Wee CO
Chicago
Liverpool
Kana City
North Dakota
Weuxesa
Yelow
Washington Railway and Electric leads trading at the Stock Exchange
Traction stocks dominated yesterday's session with Washington Railway and Electric shares steering most activity. Bonds and preferred stock rose modestly while other issues remained quiet. notable gains in Mergenthaler and Lanston shares and varied prices across a wide list of bonds and common stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington
Washington Railway
Washington Railway and Ileatric
SGA. CO
Eghe
Sti
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Washingter Gay
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Icty
Grazne-Copper
Cheenpeake
Metropolitan Railroad Rectitistos
Metropolitan Railroad Esrifficaias
Joe Columbia Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Washington Rrailway
United States Peeters Light
Styve
Fniebteeness
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Wasatogean Market Company
Potomac Wectric Light Lot
Norfolk and Washington Staambott
Washington Gan Company Fs
Yaengton Gas Company
Tainers
Coastal Treetiun
Elegtris Yweterred
Washington Baltwas
Bank
gtoaks—Commercial
Bank of Wearhington
Metropolitan
Qike Cement
Permers and Mechanicy
Seton
Calum
Capital
SS Amerie
Oui
Fyges
Nuttoust City
Lemus Etucks
Plremen's
Franiin
Melpolican
Corcoran
Potomac
Arington
German-Amiertcha
National Urwin
Coumbia
Biggs
People's
Commercial
Chesipeare
Carmen
atocs—Greene Consolidated Copyer
Wallington Market
Norfolk and Washing
Market summaries show declines in grains and fats
The page notes a weakening coarse gram causing broader market depression. September pork fell to 1.10, lard off to 6.00, ribs down to 9.17. Estimated receipts forecast lower wheat and oats, with 84 cars of oats and 21,000 pounds of bogs listed in the rows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zee
New York Produce Prices and Market News July 25
A New York market report lists varied commodity prices and receipts. Butter, eggs, poultry, flour, rye flour, cornmeal, feed, hay, hops, hides, leather, beef, lard, pork, tobacco, turpentine, rice, molasses, coffee, sugar, peanuts, and potatoes appear with mixed or steady values. District notes include Western receipts, Pennsylvania shipments, and futures-like quotes across multiple items from butter to potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Nes
BSN
Atendy
Paris
Liverpool
Brestly
Long’ Island
Washington Market Prices Reported for Eggs Dairy and Poultry
Wholesale quotations show eggs steady in nearby markets across Virginia and the South while dairy products including cheese and cream are steady. Live and dressed poultry demand remains mixed with springers, hens, and turkeys priced per pound or per dozen as receipts stay heavy and market dull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent
Virginia
Taney
New York State
Callens
Duvys
Barres
Astruce
Equasil
Barca
California
Metal Market Movements In New York July 23
In New York on July 23, metal markets showed modest shifts with London prices quoted higher for copper and silver, while cotton and lead held steadier. Spot copper rose to 12s 4d, copper futures advanced, and London base metals reflected firmer tone with various contract levels noted. Northern and Southern foundry prices displayed slight changes amid a generally unchanged overall market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Epct
Amitaatene
Jn London
Squiters
Tror
Cd Nigker
Iandard
Bleod
Cleveland
New York Money Market Quiet With Easy Call Rates
New York money market reports dull, with easy call money at 2 5/8 to 2 3/4 percent, closing bids at 2 1/4 percent for short dozes. Rates for ninety days, four to six months show minor changes. Sterling exchange weakens, government bonds firm while railroad bonds stay heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar
Raliroad Bonds
Excursions on the Jamestown Steamer to Potomac and Virginia Beach
An evening ride aboard the Jamestown steamer offers a pleasure unlikely to be forgotten. Nightly departures from Norfolk and Washington lines list four hours for eighty miles round trip, with dancing, an orchestra, and dining options aboard. All-day Sunday trips to the Lower Potomac, and weekend sailings to Old Point Comfort and Virginia Beach, are advertised with special rates and advance ticketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Norfolk and Washington
Potomac
Chevy Chase
Laka
Jaws
Chevy Chiap Lake
He Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Oli Paint Comfort
Virginia Beach
Iwa
Tay Tugage
Advanc
Seventh Street
Fourteenth Street
Hfe
Abava
Fairyland
Haley
Real estate transfers across Washington DC districts
A crowded list of property transfers from Dumbarton Avenue to Kentworth and beyond shows Franklin J Granner and others transferring lots in multiple squares to various buyers including George A Bowzes and Mary S Cook. Transactions include Cleveland Park and Columbia Heights areas with prices around $1,856.95 and $10.00 per lot, involving trustees and executors in numerous blocks and lots.
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Dumbarton Avenue
Franklin J. Granner
George A. Bowzes
Saast
Cleveland Park
Honter Duleny
Rumsey W. Scott
Saul
Francis Saul
Fasing
B. Sani
John A. Saul
George J
May
Teresa M. Saul
Randle Highlands
United Sates Resity Company
Washington
D. C
Charlet
Bowiing
Heckman Street
Catharina
Ryan Et Vir
John R
Patrick J
Helly Et Yx
Annie
Leveland Park
Ellen Sherman E
John
John Simpson
American University Heights
de Witt di Croissant
George W. Hickett
Samuel Kaufman
Longnecker
Coneness
Joseph M Aren
Susie F. Ramgey
D Street
Maryland Avenue
Arthur F. Barth
William
Columbia
Alezenier HH. Summers
Raymond J. Copley
Bsqvarr
William J O'Donnell
Washington Leah and ‘Trust Company
Sensure Drumble Co-operative Building Associattion
Rameey W. Scott Et Ux
Albers A
Wilson
John B. Larner
Nncite
Washington Loan
Longnegrers
Congress Heights
Henrietté Westnethe
Henry H. Pergmann
George M. Emmerich
Metropolis
Dpf
Souarf
Mary Vo
Eest
William J. Plather
Robert E Bradley
John M. Jones
Sonce
Ane Long Meadows
Tenest
J. Hittertouse
Chapla Brown
Herr
Annie [ Mallery
Vir
Lawrence
Jon T. Arma
Alexander K. Philips
Patorare Tosurance Company
Chichester
Barbara B. Bergman
Chapinatown
Henry HW. Sergmann
Secure Oriental Building Association
Wells Fargo Stockholders Seek Court Order to Inspect Books
In Brooklyn Supreme Court, July 2, stockholders Robert W. Pomeroy and Albert Josephson seek a peremptory writ of mandamus to compel Wells Fargo Express Company officers Dudley Evans, Homer B. Parson, and others to allow an examination of the corporation's books. The court reserved decision after arguments. Counsel for plaintiffs note only a small interest rate received by the firm and claim evasive information from a recently formed committee. Defense argues plaintiffs seek to control director elections and questions the court's jurisdiction due to the Colorado charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dudley
Evans
Homer B. Parsong
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Robert W. Pomeroy
Albert Josephson
the Plaint Life
Live Stock Market Report Highlights July Cattle Sheep and Hog Prices
New York July 26 live stock receipts total 128 cattle and 4 000 sheep with market steady to firm. Cattle include common to prime steers 6 0 to 7 30 per 100 pounds with feeders around 2 16 to 5 25. heifers bulls and stockers mixed. Sheep and lambs show steady to firm values with prime grades 6 00 to 7 20 and yearlings around 4 20 to 10 00. hogs receipts 1 440 with steady market and prices near 7 50 per 100 pounds. Overall activity moderate with varied weights and contrast between grades.
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New York
Euabjbow
Mightbow
C.K
Adis Tapress
ZoueKansaa
Southern
Kansas
Louisville
Nashville
Saan, Car and Foundry
Furses
Texas
Ican
Mexico
York
Tal
Ontario
Westra
Ania
Wtayls
Norfolk
Ceruf
Baltimore
New Jersey
Republic Steel Acots
Hivaurr Great Western
Remubby Siow Ptd
Chicago
Neathwestern
Rock Tetur Company
Aye
ReMgl
Steete
Chicago T
Atk mC. C
St Louis
Colorado
Souther Athana
Nolo
Anil
Ruleay
Delware
Hedeon Ee Hansa Ata
del, Tack and
Wester
Pateda
W. Ag
Dearer
Rio Grande
Sit Ponver Amt
General Fleur
Carolina Cheyplers
witTocking Vallew
Cherebal
Inexborough-Metropola
Abe A
Walte-Pargo
Lake Brin
London
Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Oil Quotations Reported From Lima Market
In Tojedo July 26 credit balances reach 161 while shipments total 82 838 with an average of 65 20582. Lima figures show 36 98 average 54 708 shipments and 46 802 tows with an average 56 077. Indicated oil prices and market activity reflect mixed trading across districts North Lima and South Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tojedo
Lima
Ouite
Complex District Court docket and probate actions listing many cases
District and probate court records show numerous civil, foreclosure and estate matters. Debtors and creditors, mortgage sales, and alimony orders feature with parties including Cruftishank, Hawkins, and Cragin, plus trustees and assignees. Proceedings span commissioners, guardians, executors, and administrators with multiple estates named and asset transfers detailed.
Licensed To Marry And Legal Notices Of Proceedings
Fragmented list of licensed marriages, court suits, and legal notices. Names include Eugene Branson and Alice Harris, William W. Wolever and Mary F. Baker, Hugh A Curlew, and many others with varying ages and locations. Also references to equity suits, partitions, and trustees in United States cases with solicitors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Branson
Alice Harris
Dent
Wallace B. Lunceford
Annie W. Pedrsen
Delaplame
McLaughlin
William W. Wolever
Wheaton
Mary F. Baker
Washington
James D
Marr
Devoph Rehabets
Annie Miller
Tal Wunneberg
Lovet Gow
Margaret Menill
R Ev. Fla
Wunneberk
Richard W. Sandergar
Amelia
Maschauer
Hugh A Curlew
Willim H. Chew
Sarah Dutton
MP. Itgan
Andrew Proctor
Kansas Ciy
Bertha Donohue
Baltimore
Key
William H Chapman
Eugene Sparrow
Ivy Cits
DB. O
Fannie Wells
Eb.t
Les Tamas A. Camber
Silver City
N. Met
Roth Brown
Himton
W. Warriew IV
Martin
Robert Smallwood
Alberta Rankine
J. C. Dent
George G. Smith
Sarah Logan
J. Winston
Charles E. Pract
Geliesteiles
Wireman
Equity
Charles A. Richerson
George F. Pyles
William B. Jordan
William Mushake
W. E. Ambrose
D. Stutler
Dosaghuey M. Clarkson
Coker R
Clarkes
Ida ER
Tanzana
Galieltors
Ralston & Siddong
Edith M Jobmwon Va
Albanus
Johnsen
Sohel
Meleoius Hutty
United States
John I
Gaynor
Willem
Anson M
Bungs
Henry Clews
Health Office Deaths Reported to July 26
Record of deaths with ages and street addresses listing Sallie Avn Calvert Gertrude Carter Thomas Lancaster Nar y E Brown Myreey Bone Brava Jannie Boss William Hudson Sister Mary Connelly and Mary L Fitzgerald among others, ages from 7 months to 73 years, with locations in Washington district addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IB m
Sallie Avn Calvert
Fla. Ave. Nw
Gertrude Carter
Franklin St. Cw
Sears
Thomas Lancaster
C St. Sw
Nary E. Brown
Nie
Myreey
Oln St. Nw
Bone Brava
St. Cw
Jannie Boss
F St. Nw
Wiliam Hudson
Aew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Withstead
Umviwn
Harriman
Pawtie
S. Saul
Towa Paclo
Calmoeney
Jow Gates
Panama
Mls
Wall Street
Washington Post
Old Pool
Ohio
Ipsus
Thaas Central
Texas Pacfic
Missouri Pacific
Washington Cattle Market
Philippine ‘Railway
New Yerk
Philippine Railway Company
William Salomer
Charles Mc Swift
Hl. M. Steele
C Lewis
P. H. Ashmead
William Solomon Charles M Swift
Cornelius Vanneruitt
Alonzo Porter
G Lewis
Thomas J
Huoberd
J. G. White
Frederic A. iReen
Henry’ F. Wilson
Galveston
Net
Groga
New Orleans
Sevannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Ariols
Stead
Leu Sterts
Peitain
Gro Beltain
Fohacra
Sabe
Berto Consolidated Coppi
Chtunga Subwey
Greene
Internactasca
Jackay Company
Ecay Contparnik Purp
Local Financial
Washington Railway and Electric
NEW York Grain
Chicago Grain
Washington Produce Market
Metal Market
Srw
Inglesian—Kenmeny & Walis Company
Hervey E. Hyan
Martha E
Kentilworth
Anen W. Malley
Horatio N. Taulin
George Hawsies
Charo
Wells-Fargo
Mandamus
Corportton
Istii i. Hansfordy
Supreme Court District of Columbia
Nelle Hawkins
Thstice Gould
Crutichink Et al
Crufteshank Et
Meridian Hilk Thomas B. Riley
Eien G
Court
Drivetad
Poeasant Plains Prasat
Tritby Va
Trioby
Nara
Howard Boyd
Gordon & Gorson
T. L. Jeffords
Campbell Va
Daniel
Dlamant
John Ridour
90- Vicitors
Ralaton & S Siadens
Ay Murphy
Ay Murphy Va Simmons
Gahattar
Bradley
Marriott
Mutual ‘Improvement Society
Ronard Boyd
William Stone Abert
J. A. Toomey
Richardson
W. E. Ambross
D.C. Brutler
Pteal
Circuit Court No
Justice. Gould
Ball Ye Clagett
Plaintift
C. Hendler
Smith Thompson
JV. Coughlan
Savings Bank of the
Hey Va
Plavntti
Douglas & Douglass
EB. Barnahoy & Byo
Standard Dairy Ay Vice Company
Brown
Sechel
Simpaan
Gol
District Court
Justice Gould
Ince Union Station
Julia
M. Adams
John Conlon
Will
Wafehenee
S. N. Rea
Prine
Ante Colling
Attornars
Charles W. Carr
Richard A. Curtin
Benjamin F. Whiteside
Howard W Whiteside
Bond
Gom Bolstratur
Frederick 3
Mary R. Roberts
Alexander H. Belkne
Thoms A. Mayse
AEG
Justine Suesa
Carl A. Weber
Wigintif
W. G. Gardimer
Virginia-Carolina Lumber Company
Frank Jo Bising
Walter G. Elsinger
Hasinger
Broa
H.W. ‘Wheatle
Health Office. Record
Foreign ‘Exchange
Brown Bros. & Co
Ifsafe
la Thoroughy
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Warner Building
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Boulding
John Joy Edson
Elia Spear
Geo
Bet
Citizens
MY. Ave
Savings Bank
Init
van Nepoleon Ponaperte
Arthur Cowsill
TgRails
4Th and & Sts
DOD
Washington Loan & Tru Oreice Cog
Real Esrate
Saratal Atestion John
John 4
Swope
Zlus sPmar
ANDREW Pan BAMRY G_MEEM
Boyd 'Tatlor
Thomas Bradlut
Ternation, Banning Corporation
G Street
N. W
Exchange
Riggs
Pa. Ave
Treasury
F Street N. W
George H. Marrnes
Z. G. Mimbat
William B. King
A. M. Lothrop
Theo. W. Nores
M. Om, Moss
JH. “Ralston
John B. Sleman
F. H. Smith
E. Quincy Smith
E. N. Waters
W. Woodward
Union Savings Bank
Ith
St. Bond
Harrison Realty Company
Mair
Arthur Wall
Lynn, Wall & Co
Adams Building
Crain
Korresponderts, M
Chesley & Spence
Frend
F Sts
Francis R. Dooley & Co
le Droit Bilge
M. Tu
American Express Company
National Bank
Iz Real Sante Te District of Columbia
Deday Shell
McLean
FE ‘Wits