Bank Riggs shares flip in brisk 15 point swing on sale
In a dull session Riggs Bank stock moved from 3610 to 645 in an overnight trade aided by a sixty day option. The buyer collects the 10 cent per share dividend due April 15 while hoping for further gains as deposits rose near $1,000,000 in the latest bank statement.
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Riggs Bank
Washington Stock Exchange closes with mixed bids and bonds
Closing quotations show Washington stock and bonds with mixed bids across utilities banks and railways. Notable items include Riggs National Bank bid 6 44, Metropolitan Railroad certificates issued 1946 at 1d, Washington Railway and Electric preferred around 34 and common 35, and various city bonds from 1902 to 1925. Market also notes Virginia eggs rising to 16 a dozen while butter holds firm amid steady receipts.
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Washington Railway
Washington
Saas
Tuo
Bang
Gion
Riggs National
Washington Gas
Lanston Monotype
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Wington Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Philippines
bundy—Capital Tracign Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Auweustia and Pacommens
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Gas Company Es
Washington Gas Com
Ted States
United States
Deake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company Mrrst
Potomar Electric Light
Mate Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Tevet
Washington Laws and Trust
American Security and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Trust Company
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Metropuiltan-Citigens
Central
People's
Colonial
Columbia Title
Chesapeake and Potomac
Georgetown
Mergenthaley Linotype
Igdla
Lanston Mono
Commodity and metals markets drift in mixed tone
The report shows varied quotes across petroleum oils sugars and grains with spot and futures in petroleum steady and sugars unsettled. Copper tin and lead futures in London differ from locally firm readings while iron and steel foundry quotes edge lower and higher mix.
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Tatr
Long Island
State and Western
Jersey
Stenay
Florida
Liverpool
London
Ilz
Middlesborough
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
Baltimore Market Report Forties Fluctuate on Grain Prices
Baltimore markets show quiet to steady conditions as flour receipts reach 6 217 barrels and wheat futures drift with bids in the 1.11 to 1.12 range for various contracts. Corn stays dull with spot around 52 to 54 cents and oats and rye hold firm levels, while butter eggs and sugar show little change amid steady freight and export activity.
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New York
Baltimore
Aimple
Remedy for Rate Evils Proposed by Interstate Commerce Board
New York March 22 plans to curb unlawful rebates and discriminatory railroad rates were outlined by the New York Board of Trade and Transportation. The report proposes that after full hearing any lower rate found unlawful shall become the new reasonable rate and take effect immediately, subject to a later court review within sixty days. It also covers unjust practices affecting transport of persons or property and includes private freight cars under the law. Some members opposed approval noting Congress had adjourned. an amendment removing the word approval carried.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Committee On ‘Railroad Transportation
United States
French-American Investment Company to Handle U S Securities in France
Paris announces the formation of the Societe Financiere Franco-Americaine to manage American securities in France. Speyer & Co. New York and Banque de Union Parisienne sponsor with initial capital of 5 million dollars. Directors will include James Speyer and leading Paris bankers.
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Paris
France
Societe Financiere Franco-Americaine
Speyer & Co
New York
Banque de Union Parisienne
Seatch
James Speyer
Pennsylvania Appointments At Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces promotions and transfers among engineers. Alexander C. Shand becomes assistant chief engineer. I R Zollinger moves to engineer of maintenance of way. A J Whitney advances to principal assistant engineer of the Pennsylvania Railroad division. J H Gumbs shifts to Cape May division engineer. A B Cuthbert moves to Monongahela division as assistant engineer. Walter Thomson assumed Cuthbert’s cape special duty position.
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L. R. Zollinger
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Alexander C. Shand
I. R. Zollinger
Pennsylvania Railroad Division
A. J. Whitney
Cape May
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. H. Gumbs
Monongahela
A. B. Cuthbert
Elmira and
Canandaigua
Walter’ Thomson
Cape
Philadelphia and
Cuthbert
Big Contract for Power in New York State
Special to The Washington Peat reports a likely record electrical energy contract in New York. Eugene L. Ashley of Hudson River Water Power Company and Horace Andrews of the New York Central trolley department sign a 25 year deal with minimum annual payments of 120000, rising to 600000 if the full 20000 horsepower is used. Power originates at Spier Falls and will serve trolley lines in central New York from July 1, with further plants on Schoharie River to follow.
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Washington Peat
Glens Falls
N. Y
New York
Eugene L. Ashley
Hudson River Water Power Company
Horace E Andrews
New York Central Road
Spier Falls
Schoharie River
Oriskany
Utica
Tdttle Falls
Amsterdam
Schenectady
Vanderbilt System
Railroad World Sees Shifts in Leadership and Rates
National railroad circles report leadership changes across major lines with new presidents and directors, including Missouri Pacific and Pennsylvania routes. Budgeted rate adjustments, branch constructions, and reorganizations drive talks as legal and legislative moves shape future freight and passenger service.
Frick to Move Into Vanderbilt House in New York
Special to The Washington Post reports Henry C. Frick, Pittsburg steel magnate, has leased the Vanderbilt mansion at Fifth Avenue and Twenty-First Street for ten years. He will live there with his family after returning from Europe next fall while maintaining a Pittsburgh office. Rumors say he may soon lead United States Steel Corporation. A separate item notes James J. Hill buying heavy secured bonds from Union Pacific convertible issues.
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B. 3B
Alabama State Paylroad
John “V. Said
B. F. Collier
Speenshosen
Alapitahae
Midland Terminal Railway
Lake Shore
Michigan
Southern
Srenieh
Garrison
Ptrouts
Missouri Pacifi
Warner
Lydiard
Chicago
Northwestern
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Alfred W. Smithers
Missouri
Kensue
Tegas
Joseph Price
Lemion
W A. Toley
St. Louis
San Francisco
Texas
Fort Worth and
Rio Grande
B. B. Stakemilter
Sinclay
Alton
St. Fen
Pennsylvania
Creasy
Brown
Durango
Colo
Famnineton
N. M
James W. English
Atlanta Terminal Company
W.W. Atternury
Pennsylvania Railroad
York and Long Island
London
Toronto
New York Central
West Shore
Clover Leaf
Central Passkenner Association
Joledo
H. M. Cryder
Wabash
Chillicothe
Ohio
Ohio State University
Thomas M. Richards
Philadelphia and
Reading Coat and Iron Company
Sec
R. C. Luther
Thomas H. McDaniel
Chesapeake Steamship Company
Baltimore
Kee
Ocean Steamship Company
New York
Sinois Central
Paducah
Central City
Robert H. Hogers
Plymouth
New Haven
Hartford
Boston
Mass
Baltimore and Ohio
United States Bikes Corporation
Cuicaga
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Trunk Line Freight Committee
Lake Cer
Tiers’ Association
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Georgia Railroad Commission
J. Pope Brown
Georgia
Missouri Pacific
M. M. Richey
W. H. Calloway
Union Pacific
J. G. Tennant
Fort Wayne
Ind
Cleveland
Henry Allen
Frank J. Martin
Freight Department
Central Passenger Association
National Educational Association
Christian Endeavyers
Dalthcore
Hreles
Denver
Busihead
Buffalo
Washington Post
Henry C. Frick
Mr. Frick
George W. Vanderbilt
William H. ‘Vanderbilt
Witty-first Street
Fifth Avenue
Frick
Europe
United States Steel
United States Steel, Corporation
Washington
Union
Pacific
James J. Hill
Long list of district court notices and real estate transfers
Public record style notices listing numerous equity and district court items, assignments for future dates, judgments, and property transfers in Washington DC. Entries name plaintiffs and defendants, case numbers, and parcel details across multiple wards and streets, with dates, costs, and remands noted.
Deeds of Trusts and Property Notices Across City Blocks
A long column lists numerous deeds of trust tying properties to lenders including Rich ard Patro atg Herbert A. Gil and others for sums from 300 to 14 000 dollars. Each entry notes monthly or semi annual payments, terms up to five years, and lot and block identifiers across squares and streets. The notices also include Equity Suits and public lawsuits involving Fidelity Trust and American Security and Trust Company, with various attorneys named and case numbers. The final items describe the White Plague Campaign in schools with Dr Edward E Morse lecturing on tuberculosis prevention and sanitation at Western High School and other venues.
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Teresae A. R- Gongenbgach
Richard
Patro
Herbert A. GI
John J. Brosnan
Laura G. Robinson
Charles F. Benjamin
Roger T. Mitchell
Perpetual Building Association
Prospect Hile
Mary Callahan
Daniel W. O'Donoghue
John A. O'Donoghue
North Columbia
Faante Maddox
James W. Crutelier
George P. Cera Angen
Daniel K. Trimmer
Connecticut Avenue Highlands
Charles F. Bennett
Frederick
Eiler
James W. Gruteher
Connecticut Avenue Highlands Company
Columbia Heights
Leo Simmons
Et Ux
Martin
L. Welfley
Samuel
Drury
John Gooper
Trinidad
Hubert F. Delany
Richard E Pairo
Herbert A. Gill
John Brennan
Mollie M. Main
Ralph P. Barnard
Guy H. Johnson
Clarence Barhard
Pemtrartnually
Rose A. McDonald
Michael I. ‘Weller
Nicholas H. Shea
At. Tenephie
George W. Shears
Eaw
Braliwagen
Thomas M. Gala
Mary Hoover
Louis C. Hoover
John H. Nolan
Herbert A. Gil
Phelan C. Hawn
Lucy H. Baird
Catharine Corry
Richard A. Ford
Walter G. Davis
Columbia Permanent Building Association
Michael
Evens
John
Larner
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Mary’ J. Marr
Witam
Jonston
Henry C., Kraak
Henry Kraak
Bey
Western High School
Edward E. Morse
Morse
Spring tourist season at Old Point Comfort draws crowds
The article notes a large spring influx of pleasure seekers to Old Point Comfort, with naval and civilian officers enhancing social life. It details daily steamboat service from Norfolk and Washington, sightseeing routes to Mount Vernon and Potomac sites, and onboard entertainments. It also mentions plans for a police chiefs convention, Wimodaughsis directors meeting, and local social events with dinners and a euchre game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Point
Comfort
Vitary
Naval
Norfolk
Washington
Steamboat Company
New York
Boston
Seventh Street
Colorado
Bulldin Y
Mount” Vernon
Charles Macalester
Eaventh Street
Potomac
Arlington
Alexandria
Fort Foote
Port Washington
Fort Hunt
United States Fish Commission
Maj
Sylvester
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Capital Traction
Mergenthaler
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A. S. Parris
Lie
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Virginia
Washington Butter and Egg Exchange
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Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
North Carollina
Bultter
Western
New York Board of Trade Committee
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Chicago and Northwestern
Cisreland, Lorain
Wheeling
Bessemer
Lake Erie
Chicago Junction Railways and Union Stock Yards Company
Steel Trust Revived
Hill
Willis Chures
Nai Sqmilara
Froberts I
Sota How
Halava
Walter
Doutin
Miffeld
McMurdy
EM Bender
Appellant
Bir
Smith Thompson
Toy Appelice
Boarke
Spark Teoment . Com
Johan Ridot
J. W. Cox
Appetice
Michslowlex
Ifichalowice
Slater
Rudderforth
Drew
Bayes
Justice Duell
Coughlin
J. W
Ichols
White Vs. Postal
Telegraph Camp
Baker & Sherrill
Appellee
Millan & Smith
Ational Gourell
American Mechanics Va. State Council
A. A. Birney
G. F
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BE. B. Hay
Trevers
Supreme Court
Equity Courm
Justice Anderson
Anderson
Sanda
Lantert & Baker
Gefondant
Ross Perry & Son
Golden Va
Barr
Anil M
W. A. Johston
P. M. Brown
Hager
Mager
Lambert & Baker
Frederick Dixon
Perry Va
R. Ross Purry
Soeltora
Birney & Woodard End
Allen Va
Allé1
Aojiestor
George H. White
Davis
K. Davis
M. N. Richardson
J. A. Cobb
H. HH
Glassi
Pennetuker
Hamiilton
King
Fountain Payton
Fisher
Shively
Hallam & Hallam
Gerendane Bs
M. J. Keane
Yonce
Jones
Malcolm Hutty
Gerendostt
Upilettor
Suttoh
Waggaman
Thomap BE
Wareanan
Union ‘Trust Company
Hamilton & Colbert
Yrving Willamson
Sieale
Huston
Citar
Murphy
Irguit Court
Justice Barnard
Grenfell Vs. Washington Electric Vehicle Transportation Company
Hilton Jackson
Hamiley & Colbert
Masley
C.H. Emig
A. B. Dovall
Kemp Va. Powell
Ag‘ditiona
Birney & Wooderd
Leake
Fujton & Cox
Tent
MiNer
John A. Miller
W. H. Dennis
F. J. Winsnar
Englesby Ve. Riley
Joseph B. Enright
Garniahee
Defindan Plaintif
Jeffries
Plavitlt
Storeys
Ramund Burke
Bendheim & Rothschild
Meenney & Flannery
William Hitz
Birney & Woodard
Otfa
Washington Railway and Electric Contampany
Plaintif
B. Downing
Defendent
J. J. Dartington
Stotte Va
Washington Railway and Plectric.company
Plaintuffs
J. J. Darlington
Pilton
Nichols
Pleti- Hits
HW. E. Davis
Duckett & Dent
Cave
McDermott
Pletin
H. EB
Davia
I. J. Dartington
Aestanaiains Am Poyer Behent Wood
Railiey Company
Arts
Caughey
Aitosnayn
Samet Maddox San
Z. B. Iver
Leighton
Criminal Court No
Justice Houta
Henry Kongla
Cylventor
Ss Sttorneys
Cole & Donaldson
Hamilton & Calbert
Gordon & Tidenesveatee
Stafford
Batate
Joseph
Sohnzans
Peyser
Ratate
Laura EL Barron
Hansotga Ton
George
Pinchbond
Jores
Anneh Yaégery
Solkeator
Dwautieth
Atregie
Jatem M. Metra
Risgmllah
Jend
Hyland
Emme C
John Toland
Joseph. C. Linkins
George P. Robinson
Fannie Maddox
Longnecker
Congress
Henry C. Longnecker
Petworth Nellie M
Jonginé
William
William L. Bowie
Ninth Street
Hane
Artesta
John EH. Robinson
Antoinette A
Malone
Nelie M. Hanpack
Charles J
M. Buehring
Columbia- Heighte
William F. Kellogg
Howard Etchison
Howard Prebison
Julius A
Trughese
Francis Leonard
Hampshire Avenue
Guntav Ayres
Lo American Security and Trust Company
Strurt
Seventh and Highth Strents
Annie M
Etty
Charles Magill
Thirteenth Street
H Wtreéte
Charles W. Lairfax
Aylor
Square No
Mandug
H Street
Charlie KE. Wémonston
Michael M. Lyona
Square
Belya A. Lockwood
Fidelity Trust . Company
So- Leltor
B. A. Lockwood
Charles D. Pennebéker
American Security and Trust Company
William W. Danenhower
Plalpti
W. F. Matzingly
McKenney
United States Vn
Baltimore and Ohio Radio Road Company
Actef
Maren
Atterney
M. Hi
William H. Rackey
Ican Tobriner
Hotels
White House
eLieror
Lewis
Cairo
D. C
Liam
Carro
Immer Resort
Tudor, Nabant, Masa
Connecticut
Washington, D. C
Driscoll
U. S. Capitol
St. James
Washington, D
Erst
Virginia Resorts
Seay
Hampton Roads
Old Point Comfort
Tate Spring
Tenn
Tate
Tomlinson
Wimodaughsis
Wimodanghsis
B. Gillett
J. M. Moyers
Mids H. Keables
Mra
Andrew
I. Colford
Mra. M. Co
Lohr
Ernat Raideler
Srevuren
Svemme Eimrad- Wiatet
Peteminia
Nos
Ant i
Atlanticity
3. J
Hotel Chelsea
Cha-Prater
Brey
van B, Thompson & CO
Medios
Rudolf
Antia Chix
Buran
Chas
BR. Myers
ST. Charles
Atlantic City
N. Bae Ao ‘Wold
Golf
Newhin Haines
Atlantic ciTrys Newe
Leeds Company
Grand
Atlantic
Virginia Oveard Beach
N. J
Rooma
N. J. Collins
Traymore
Ocean Front
TRAY
MORE
WHITH
P's Dent
Young's Hotel
R. Keenan
Marlborough House
Josiah White & Sons
Haddonhall
Cssadans
Rolf Tin Weite
Leeds & Lippincott
Green's Hotel
John C. Gossler
Hotel
Islesworth
Mnigh
Savoy
Buckley
M. Han Mane
Chestnut
Virginia Ave
Raoma
Osborne & Painter
Chas. Behre
Wiltshire
Atlaritis City
Orchestra
D&s
Berkshire Inn
Ocean and
Ave
J. B. Dickinson
C&s
Clarendon
Ocean
D, Neiman
Seaside House
Cook
Strayer’s Business College Cor
Wis
Nation
Basin’ Now
Jose DE Gomar
Prin
Hall-Noyes School
Catelogues
NOHS
A. M
Bram
Gonard
Princ
Leescog
PRU Homme
Indiena Ave
Holy Gross Academy
Academia Aia Preparatory
Reppens
River
Lyz
Brady
Afiec
Hmptoye
Fort Myer
Falls Chi
Mr Aanedindt
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Cherbourg
Bremen
Katies
K.wmi. I
K-A.m
Kronpring
Kronprinz
Ami Kasser
Kraiser
Ami K. Win
Wremen Direct
Main
Kurfuerst
Gldenburg
Rhein
Barba’ Sa
Brandenburg
Gneigenau
Barbarowa
WI Gall
Amerigan Line
Queenstown
Atlantic Transport Line
London Direct
REG Star Liw
Antwerp
Caliug AL Duyer
White Star Line
NEW _YORK
Qstown
Gibralest
Kaples
Genoa
Republic
Oretic
Dal
Aue
Cunard Line
North River
Lucania
Carunia Prsi
Etruria
Campan Pril
Keruria
Naples
Adriaticaz
Ugstonia’ Y
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Broadway
State St
Mase
G. W. Moss
Slavonia
Pannonia
THOS
Cook & Son
David Lindsay
St. N.W
CNS
Portland
Via
St.Louis
Penbroeck
Gen
New York City
Hamburg
Deoqp & Sons
Pa. Ave
Caledonia
Eyning
Clark
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co
Port Monroe
Portsmouth
Newport News
Folk
Ft Monroe
Monroe
Portemouth
Ith
Pa Avel
aMice
Nore
Steemers
OLD Dominion Steamship Coo
John Callahan
Callahan