Sharp Drop in Stocks as Steel Falls on Tobacco Decision
New York stocks tumbled with violent swings after the American Tobacco case ruling and the open market extension for steel. United States Steel led declines while Reading and Amalgamated Copper shed several points. later short covering and buying at lower prices sparked a partial recovery. The market reflected divergent views on the tobacco decision and steel futures amid ongoing congressional steel investigations.
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New York
Supreme Court
American Tobacco
United States Steel
London
Het
Ithe Stock Exchange
Tabacco
Steel
Ast
Reading and Amalgamated Copper
New York Money Market Steady On Call And Time Loans
New York money rates show call money steady at 2 1/2 percent with offers at 2 percent. Time loans firmer across 62 days 2 percent 90 days 2 percent six months 3 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper around 4 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange soft with bankers bills at 49 43 for day bills and 48 62 96 for demand. Government and railroad bonds steady to easy.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Philadelphia Markets Mixed as Wheat Holds Steady and Corn Pressures
Philadelphia at end May reports firm No 2 red wheat in export elevators while corn shows steadiness for May. Oats weaken with weak nearby prints and discounts noted in Western cream and New York full cream quotations. Poultry and butter prices show scattered adjustments amid regional listings and coupon references.
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Philadelphia
Eadv
New York
UG i. Ny
New
Bork Chung
Washington markets show varied prices and tolls across stocks
Regular call session lists prices for Washington Market Cold Storage and Washington Railway and Electric with multiple lots. Other entries cover gas, capital traction, copper futures, and livestock price notes alongside regional shipments and rail consignments.
Wall Street Gossip on Oil Tobacco Market Movements
Special to The Washington Post from New York on May 11 reports minimal stock movement after the Standard Oil ruling with tobacco stock volatile. Tobacco common surged to 52 before dropping past 60, then an 8 12 point decline as speculators pulled out. London buyers supported the market amid favorable verdicts on shareholder rights.
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Washington Pr
New York
Standard Oil
Im Standard
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
Tobacco
Local stock market dips and bonds show little change
The local market featured light volume and mixed results with Washington Railway and Electric common weak early and then recouping to 89 8. Lanston and United States Trust posted small gains while Capital Traction moved 128. Bank stock Commercial National fell two points. Bond trade was quiet with minor shifts and few consolidations. Also noted were resignations and relocations including S Hazen leaving Treasury work to head a Federal bonding bureau for American Surety, Allen E Walker & Co moving to 1338 G Street, and cemetery directors elected in Monocacy Maryland. A hearing on freight rate reductions by the Delaware and Hudson and Erie is set in New York amid rate-structure concerns.
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Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Gas
Lanston Monotype
Commercial National Bank
United States Trust
Washngton Gas
Aeorretown Gas
Anker
Capital ‘Traction
Postin
Anatostia
Potomac Olee City
P Ptt
Columbia
Columbia & Aoe
Betton Oehington Rwy
Biaplinn
Ilo. Wash
Alex
MD. Vernon
Potomac
Potomac E
American Telani
Emerson
Washington Market Co
Washington Market Go
Igarar
Washington Market
Steamboat
Washington Rw
Washington Rwy
Elec
Nortol
Washington
Georgeto Gas
American
Great Falls
Old Dominion
Washington-Virginis Wy
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston
Greeno-Cananea Oe National Bank Brock
Ges
Commercial
District
Farmers and Mechanics
Linco!co
Metropoliias
Trust Company LtdGus
American County and Trust
National Savings and Trust
Uolon Trust
Washington Joen and ‘Trust
United States
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Ai Isis
Allis-Chalmers
Kansas City Southern
Amalgamated Copper
OTM
Laclede Gas
Lehigh Valley
Louisville
Nashville
Mackay
American Gar and ‘Foundry
Sora
Sosa
Minneapolis
St. Louis
National Biscuit
Pia
American Steel Foundries
Nat. Tys
MiNew
York Central
Usaig
Norfolk and Western
Anaconda Mining Co
Northern Pacific
Atchison
Pacific Mail
Atchison Pfd
Pacific Tel
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
People’s Ga
Bethlehem Steel
Pitts
St. Louisa
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Pal
Canadian Pacific
Central of
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Republic Steel Bay
Chicago Great West
Republic Steel
Chicago Great Western
Roi Island Co
Chicago and Northwestern
Rock Island Co
Chicago
Mal
Raul Aerapten
St. Louis Southwestern
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado
Southern
Sloss-Shef, Strel and Tron
Dong
Consolidated Gas
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Delaware and Hudson
Ely
Denver and
Rio Granado
Tennessee Copper
Rio Grande
Texas and Pacific
West
Tol St L
Erie Ist
Calaa Pacife
Erie Sd
Union Packie
General Electric
Great Northern ‘Pia
Iied States Steel
Great Northern Oreatfa
United Stated
Steel Pia
Inole Central
Utan Copper
Interborough-Met
Virginia
Westinghouse
Western Union
Tawa Central
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Cityidend
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankera
Hibbs Building
New York Stok Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stuck Exchange
Commercial National
Erie
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York City
Commission
Hudson River
Albany
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Hudson
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Washington Produce Market Quotations Carded Wholesale
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
Elgin
Western Flats
New York State
New
Georgia
Florida
North Carolina
California
New York Produce Prices Mixed as Markets Hold Firm
New York May 31 Butter unsettled with high receipts and varied grades. Cheese firm with strong creamery supplies. Eggs weak amid large receipts and mixed quality. Poultry alive firm with western chicks and turkeys in demand. dressed meat steady. Flour steady with quiet trade. rye flour unsettled. Pork easy in price, beef steady, lard and tallow steady. Cottonseed oil steady with fluctuating futures. Sugar quiet at several grades. Potatoes irregular with Bermuda and southern lots. Cabbages easy in southern crates. peanuts unchanged.
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New York
Auest
Middle West
Cordova
Bermuda
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Market quotes show arrivals of beeves calves sheep and hogs with mixed results. New York receipts total 2370 cattle and 3265 calves with higher cattle prices and weaker liver pool cattle. Chicago shows 17000 cattle and 24000 hogs with steady to weak trends and varied regional values. Lambs and yearlings move in narrow ranges amid ongoing demand.
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New York
Sheen
Beret
Chicago
Texas
United States Court of Customs Appeals Decisions
A dense legal record from the United States Court of Customs Appeals lists decisions on multiple cases with opinions by Associate Judges Smith Barber De Vries Martin and others. It covers classifications and duties on steel rails, dressed sheep skins, seal skins, crossed dressed kid and lamb skins, metal sheets, hydroxide of chrome, and other imports. Several cases are affirmed or reversed, with notices of rehearing, dismissals, and calendar actions. District and equity court items follow, including numerous petitions, guardianships, divorces, fraud cases, and property matters. The document concludes with criminal, bankruptcy, probate, and equity court entries from the Supreme Court District of Columbia sessions.
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Ayr
Benjamin Iron and Steel
Company
United States
Judge Smith
Buffalo
Canada
Board of General Appraisers
Alfred Richter
Smith
New York
Va. A
Burkhardt
Judgs Barber
Board of General Appraiser
Carlewicz, & Co. Et al Ve
de Vries
Baker & Co
Martin
Circuit Court For
Southern District of New York
United States Vs. Farbenfabriken Company
Henry Tilge & Co
Morimura Brothers
Rice-Stixury Goods Company
van Treese
NEW YORK GRAIN May 31 Market Wrap
Wheat futures rose on July and world stock declines while morning gains were erased by covering. July closed at 95 percent and September at 94 percent. Spot No. 2 red wheat 96 percent elevator, corn steady to down, oats easy with futures quiet. Receipts total 355,?000 bushels across wheat corn oats. barley quiet.
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Brendy
Wie
Savannah
Ala
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Texas
Oklahoma
Jacksonville
Houston
Weather Bureau
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Carolinas
Memphis
St. Louis
Close
Louisville
Fesse Ferey
Anaes Seni
Great Brit
France
Stock
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Great Britain
Continent
Japan
Mexico
Duluth
U. B
May Wheat Prices Edge Highs Amid Squeeze Talk
Chicago wheat ends May with a final price of 1.04% higher, the strongest in seven months but not as frenzied as expected. Directors may have halted sensational squeeze rumors while other grains show mixed moves and oats lift slightly.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Real Estate Transfers in Mount Pleasant and Surrounding Areas
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels in Washington DC and adjacent neighborhoods. Names include Charles J. Walker, Ancle A Prospert Otterback, John A Hyder, Lorena B White, Charles G Allen, Burton Macatee, Mary E Bernard, Henry Sheehy, Harry Wardman, Lavinia E B Newton, Mindaugh & Shannon, Penn Land Company, Georgia Mellhenny, Samuel Carroll, Florence Creamer, Enoch I White, Lewis E Breuninger, Ira H Johannes, Frances A Boyd, J Howard Gore, and others. Parcels span blocks and squares in Mount Pleasant, Ivy City, Petworth, Columbia Heights, Shadyside, Kalorama Heights, and more with prices largely listed as 10 dollars or 100 dollars plus. Several transfers show two parties, trustees, and partial interests.
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Charles J. Walker
George B. Betts
Barry Farm
Ancle A
Otterback
W. Walton Edwards
East Deanwood
John A. Hyder
Richard R. Horner
Tenth Street
Lorena B. White
Walter Ohara
Shadyside
Charles G. Allen Et al
Charles W. Shafer
IVY_CITY
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Mary E. Bernard
Hannah Bernard
Linden Place
Twelfth
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Louis Gundling
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Petworth
Luther A. Swartzell
Mary E. Hall
Posey V. Hat
Harry Wardman
Walter 4
Clara B. Klefer
Columbia Heights
Lavinia EB
Turkey Thicket
Chillum Castle
Mamnor—Penn Land Company
Simuel FP
White
Hickey
Thomes
Turley
Lawrence
E. Dolan
Russell Willson
Sidney L. Willson
Connecticut Avenue
Georgia Mellhenny
Carlotta E. Quirello
Washington Heights
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Willtalm
Ambrose
George W. Huth
LE Prost Park
John J. Costinett
Bevellon D. Savay
P Street
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Tenth
Samuel
Carroll
Mary O. Jacobs
John W. Dunbar
Florence
Creamer
White Haven
Charles
Baker
Louis A. Ward
Holmead Manor
Charles E. Wire Etux
Winifred H Butts
Joste M. B. Widdup
Bertha L. Neely
Sin
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James A. Finch
William S. Ryan
Fifteenth Street
Enoch I. White
Irene Brennen
Ingleside
Lewis E. Breuninger
Ira H. Johannes
Kalobama Heights
Frances A. Boyd
John Telots
John
J. Drury
Wilam
W. Lawrence
Kalorama Heights
J Howard Gore
Granville Fortescue
Eighth
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Annie T Schulteix
Albert Schulters
New Hampshire Ave
Deeds of Trust Across Washington Areas Sealed
Property records list numerous deeds of trust in Washington areas including West George E Hamilton to Joseph R Lamar and others, with sums ranging from 500 to 20 200 and terms from months to years. Trusts secure mortgages for Perpetual Building Association and other lenders, detailing blocks, squares, lots, and beneficiary names such as James Berry, William McK. Clayton, and Wardman related entities.
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Joseph R. Lamar
Washington. Heights
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LE Droit Park
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James Berry
William McK. Clayton
Perpetual Building Association
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May Miller
Catharine J
Gertrude J. Burns
Wiliam McK. Clayton
Bloomingdale
Louis J. Ravelet Ax
Henry H. Bergmann
Charles Schafer
Northern Liberty German-American Building Association
Theodore Block
Chapin Brown
Oriental , Building Association
Mary E. Bertard
Burton Maca- Yee
Edwin Guthrie
Richard C. McAuley
Meridian Hill
Mary R. Pollock
Luther A. Swartzell
Harrison G. Dyar
Wellesra P. Allen
Petworth
Walter A. Klefer
Percy Thompson
James D. Hobbs
Harry Wardman
Thomas P Bones
Square
Henry Sheehy
Watson J. Newton
FE. Lodge Hill
Lavinia E. Newton
Mary W. Parsons
Fparey Thompson
Herbert T. Shannon
Thomas P. Bones
Mary E McDonald
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
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Frederick Cushman
B. Francis Lau
Walter E. Hilton
Garnett A. Smith
B. Francis Saul
Middaugh & Shannon
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Carmine F. Gerardin Gordon
Holmead Manor
Wifred U
Gerald M Johnson
Wi'lan Gahnson
T. Bardrof
Matthew Jarboe
Samuel H Walner
Michael
Weller
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