Brisk Rise in Prices Boosts Reading Union Pacific Amalgamated
New York March 23 stock market gains broad based with Reading Union Pacific and Amalgamated rising two points or more. Copper stocks gain aided by firmer metal market while a favorable bank statement is anticipated. London demand moderate. exports for month to date record high. Bonds uneven with some rail issues heavy.
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Reading
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Copper Jssues
New York
Amalgamated
London
Canadian Pacific
Pacific and Southern Lines
Wall Street Gossip Feels Cheer as Flood News Fades
In New York on March 28 traders received cables from Europe of peacetime hopes and flood recovery. Banks showed gains and rails like Baltimore and Ohio, Erie, Pennsylvania, Chesapeake and Ohio stayed firm. New Haven reported a February loss but March is seen as likely to remain weak amid higher expenses and demand for better transport services.
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New York
Europe
Constantinople
Ohio
Indiana
Stock Exchange
Baltimore and Ohio
Erie
Pennsylvania
Chesap Peake
Illinois Central
New Haven
iMarch
Local Stock Exchange Sees Small Trading Amid Irregular Activity
Trading on the local stock exchange yesterday was light with scattered odd lot sales and no definite market trend. Capital Traction rose to 121 on small volumes while Washington Railway and Electric declined to 9 3/4 with only 5 shares trading at 9 21/2.
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Washington Railway and Electric
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Preton Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
National Bank of Washington
Capital Traction
Washington Gag
Lanston Monotype
Capital Traction Railway
Georgetown
Ind
Washington
Apital Traction Co
Anacostia
Potomac City
Bd Ray
Columbia
Mort
Columbia Railway
Metropolit
Wash. Railway and Electric
Mount
Potomac Electric Con. Mort
Riggs Renty
Rigas Realty
TOOKS
Capital Traction Co
Railway and Hilectric Com
Wash
Railway and Electric Ptd
Norfolk and Wash
Ashington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Eastern Light
American Rel. and Telegraph
Tyee Machlae
National Savings and Trust
Union Company
Washington Loan and Trust
Soted States Trust Co
Itivens Savings
Union Sevinas
Commerce
Anton Savinlies
NEO Stock
Chapin Jacks Co
Col. Paper Mig
Aao Security Storage Co
Washington Market
Lim
Local Stock Exchange
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler
New York Cotton Surges, Closes Firm on March Weather
New York cotton opened steady and firmed through the day, closing with a net advance of 7 to 9 points as improved belt weather and March notices spurred early selling and large afternoon buying by traders. Futures quotes show mixed gains across contract months with December and January near 12.00 to 12.50 per unit.
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New York
United States
South
Comparizon
Baltimore Markets Wheat Corn Oats Poultry Butter Prices
Baltimore markets list firmer grain prices and varied poultry egg butter rates for Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby regions. Wheat corn oats rye live poultry eggs butter and regional dairy product quotes reflect current market conditions with intercity differentials.
New York Money Market Steady Across Rates
Money on call remains steady at 3 44 to 4 47 percent with a 4 percent ruling rate. Time loans hold at 60 and 90 days around 5 8 percent with six months about 5 9 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 6 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers' bills at 4.8315 for 60 day bills and 4.8720 on demand. Commercial bills at 4.89 percent. Bar silver 57 cents. Mexican dollars 47 1/2. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Mar
Sterling Exchange
Holland discusses South's vast resources and future prospects
New York, Mar. 28 In 1890 Thomas Hughes planned Rugby Tennessee farming and industrial colony with Abram Hewitt as adviser. Hewitt praised South's natural resources and water power, predicting strong industrial growth and nationwide prosperity from Southern development, aided by agriculture, timber, phosphate exports, and cotton industry expansion.
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Holland
South
New York
Thomas Hughes
Cam Brown
Rugby
Tennessee
Hughes
Waittle
Abrams. Hewitt
Congress
United States
Hewitt
Richard 4. Edmonds
Baltimore
Washington
Union
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
New York stock receipts show beef, veal, and sheep markets firm to strong with varied prices across cow, steer, and calf categories. Chicago hog and cattle rounds show active hog trading and steady to firm cattle values, with calves and lambs remaining robust and higher bid ranges across multiple classes.
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New York
Mar
Chicago
Texas
Lambe
Philadelphia Markets Report For Butter Eggs And Grain
Philadelphia markets show butter higher with Western creamery extra at 39 30 percent and nearby prints at 42, eggs up with Pennsylvania firsts and free cases around 6.15 per case and current receipts 5.86 to 6.08, cheese weaker with New York full cream fancy, poultry alive and dressed unchanged, grain markets steady with May wheat at 97 1/2, July 96 4, September 96. Prices and futures reflect firm cables.
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Chicago
Mar
Bard
Bia
Baltimore
Weatarn
Kent Island
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Virginia
Philadelphia
New York
Duluth
Hennery
Middle ‘West
Rio
Santos
Havre
Hamburg
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes
Market report from New York lists butter, cheese, milk, and poultry prices with receipts totals. Includes creamery extras and firsts by various grades, eggs and fats in ranges, and notes on unsettled cheese and poultry shipments. Also covers lard, cottonseed oil, petroleum, raw sugar, coffee, and regional price movements.
Washington Produce Market Wholesale Quotations Listed
The Washington Produce Market releases wholesale prices across Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware. Items include butter, cheese, eggs, poultry, vegetables, greens, and fruits with varying prices for basins, crates, baskets, and boxes.
The Metal Market Report From New York
Copper and alloy prices listed with March 14.45 bid and April to June at 14.45 14.20. Other metals shown include slentrotytis 16.12 inks 15.25 915.97 casting 13.75 1467. Spot quotes noted as steady and unchanged in London and Cleveland markets.
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New York
Slentrotytis
Inkea
Landob
Hi Bares
London
Clevaland
Washington cattle market report and livestock prices
Washington cattle market notes strong demand for lambs with spring lambs slow at 10 to 12 percent. Hog prices quoted at 8 to 9 cents per pound with 4 to 5 percent range. Veal calves show holes and medium grades at 11 to 11.5 cents per pound. veal market described as active.
Oil Quotations In Ol City Pa March 28
Credit balances show 7.50. Raps and tens average 105,137. Shipments total 96,105 with an average 105,830. Data reflects oil market figures from Ol City observations dated March 28.
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Ol City
Equity Court Docket Seeks Amendments and Divorces
The legal record lists numerous equity and circuit court matters in the District of Columbia. Cases include Dill nunc pro tunc alimony and counsel fees, absolute divorce with child custody to the mother, and multiple probate and assignment actions. Criminal and probate docket items, notices of hearings, and real estate transfers are noted with judges, attorneys, and case numbers.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbis
Equity Court No. 2
Justice Anderson
Rosenbaum
Tucker
Milton Strasburger
F. A. Fenning
Blair & Hillyer
Degges
FE. L. Gies
Sudduth
W. H. Wallace
George F
Havell
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company
Northwestern Construction Company
Carder
Ellis & Donaldson
Hufdekoper
A. H. Martin
Martin
Benjamin L. Gaskins
Examiner
W. C. Chase
C. Hy
Hemans
National Surety Company
Peckworth
Priet
B. BE
Hinton
C. R. Wilson
Hutdekoper
Mathewson
Margaret
Lamer
H. Stewart
Mason
R. Newton Donaldson
Defope
Edwin Forrest
J. R. Shields
F. M. Stephens
R. N. Donaldson
Gettisburg Hattle Picture Association
Leckie
Cox & Kratz
W. J. Neale
J. N. England
Beall
A. B. Webb
W. C. Balderston
Hutton
Crancis Mackey
Atorney
Malcolm Hutty
Euberg
Elberg
FL H. Collier
Howard Boyd
Doyle
Schmidt
Kemp
Brandenburg
August Donath
Henry H. Butler
Halston
Idfons & Richardson
Samuel F. Tappan
Charles F. T. Parsong
Bond
John 3. Webb
Eatate
J. Melvin Lamb
Order of Azie
Thompson & Laskey
Louis Ballieux
Frank Stetson
Ruth Delworth
Guardian
John FE
CotHne
Mary A. Barrett
Aled
John A. Griesbauer
Charles L. Griesbauer
Blair & Hilyer
Benjamin F. Andrews
Omeron
H.-H. Ginsale
Bruce Thomas
Wi! Med
G. Beale Bloomer
Judith N. Hersey
Robert’ Ward
Ell
George F. Collins
Eee
Arabella Dorsett
Samuel Dean
Alfred Reynolds
Ofter
Julius D. Gorton
Mln
Richardson
Shreve
Fr . Eastate
Florence M. Wheelar
RK. P. Evans
John Hoffman
Benjamin
District of Columbia
Deeds of Trust Details for Multiple Properties
Deeds of trust listed include Square and 7 Thomas F Foley to H R Howenstein and Fred W Reeves securing Edgar R Richardson for 1500 with monthly payments and 6 percent over 33 months. Leyburn to Christman securing Philip H Christman 3625 1 to 25 months at 6 percent. Leyburn to same for lot 10 Petworth Hugh A Thrift and Jacob Graver to Saunders and Livingston securing Wilmot W Trew 3000 for 3 years at semiannual 6 percent. Also entries for lot 22 square 78 with Wilmot W Trew and Claud Livingston securing Michael F Calnan 1500 for 1 year at 6 percent semiannually. Ingleside M Warren Mitchell to Wharton E era.
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Herman KR. Howenstein
Maynard C. Burrell
Maud E. Burrell
Wisconsin “Avenue
Thomas W. Kerr
Frank A. Kerr
Georgetown
Fredonia
Alvin G. Bert
Robert Lee O'Brien
Tenth
Eleventh
August F. Laufer
George S. Cooper
Petworth
Frank W. Bolgiano
Thrift Building Company
Thrift
William C. Parsons
Eleventh Street
Hennah of Tapalos
Hayden Johnson
Chevy Chase Grove
Fulton R. Gordon
John D. Hite
James F. Mitchell
Square
Sue
Thirteenth Street
Zenja
bin F. Crawshaw
John J. Smith
CHASE
Earth
G. Dyer
Edward H
Leo A. Rover
Chevy Chase
E. H. Dyer
Anacostia
Theodrick P. Hamilton
Alfred Barrett
Clarke Street
Second
Third
Lewie Jones
Thomas Coakley
Tennessee Avenue
George W. Barkan
Henry, Grinstead
Helizabeth J. Miller
Willie R. Ruggles
Fairmount Heights
Frank Alexander
Isaiah A. Boyd
Villa Park
Clara A. Marden
Edwin R
Rudolph Kaeffner
Sama
Rudolph Hanteh
Paingworth
Clara F. Sawtelle
Henry W
George B
Arthur C. Newman
Chevy Chase Heights
Harvis
Edward J. Stellwagen
Ninth Street
Michael ,O'Connor
Prince A
Ellen L.beaman
Pleasant Plains
H. Rozier Duleny
Middaugh & Shannon
Part
David N. Rust, Jr
William T. ©. Rogers
Ward Place
Elswood Wilson
Harry A. Blessing
Anna
Issac Hicksteine
Mount Pleasant
Lewis E. Breuninser
Frederick B
Constance Adlee Tyler
Corcoran Street
Truxton Beale
August C. Grossart
U19
Herbert A
GMI Et al
Thomas F. Foley
H. R. Howenstein
Fred W. Reeves
Edgar R. Richardson
Alfred FP. Leyburn
Howard L. Christman
Philip H. Christman
Alfred P. Leyburm
Same
Ingleside
M. Warren Mitchell
Wharton E. Aera
Alice Magrew
William H. Linkins
George R. Linkins
Wiliam & Powell
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Hevy M. Jackson
Thomas
O'Walker
Thomas A Johnson
Elijah H. Allen
Thomas Walker
Thomarn A. Johnson
Willam F. Newman
Twining Citt
Louis H Crowe
Leon Dalegielowski
Theron W. Parsons
James ©. Robey
Robert
Chow
el Ux
Tessie J. T' Heiskell
Bernard M. Bridget
Mary E. Bridget
Prince A. Beeman
Francis A. Rhindon
Daniel D Wallahy
Michael O'Connor
Howard D
Union Trust Company
Washington Lean and ‘Trust Company
Hubber R. Quinter
Theodore N. Gill, Jr
John I. M. Bowie
Anna Krikeetelne
Tesac
Herbert A. Gill
Theo N. Gill, Jr
Harry
Nannie E. Simms
Equitania Cooperative Building Association
Augusta C Grossart
Walter Yong
Harold N. de Witt
Bert T. Amas
Edward McK Jones
Burr M. Edwards
Ariington Fire Insurance Company
George C Bowie
Elizabeth R. Pendleton
Floods halt business as recovery begins after tornadoes
In the wake of floods in Ohio and Indiana and midwest storms, rail and industry face temporary disruption while recovery starts in affected districts. Omaha and other points report rapid work to rebuild. nationwide effort grows to aid flooded regions. Steel deliveries slow but activity had been high before disruptions. Bradstreet reports 206 business failures for the week ending March 2. King Alfonso’s polo ground accident deemed a mere fall. his daily routine continues.
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Dan
Ohio
Indiana
Middle West
Omaha
Bradstreet’s
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Justice Stafford
Simon Hall
N. C. Turnage
Thoma Jones
Edmund Hill, Jr
Henry Twyman
Pratt
Roland Campbell
T. L. Jones
William Wyatt
TM. Baker
Walter Jackson
BE C. Dutton
Lamont J. Merchant
Embes
Robert L. Miller
Wiliam Mitchell
A. W. Scott
John H. Patterson
B. Ja Gaskine
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H. E. Davis
Nettie M. Booker
Henry
Thomas J. Kemp
Jadement
Laskey
Ambrose
Mith
Edwart Mann
Richard Nichols
Lee Swain
Walter Tuahinaky
Criminal Court No. 2
Justice Gould
Shepard
Crane
Ann A. Cornish
Joseph W. Voorhuis
Charles T.johnston & Co
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Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Rufus H. Baker
Ben B. Bradford
BE. H. Thomas
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Kalmonton
Ida Leon
Jelotif
EB. C. Dutton
Frederick Degges
Gies
Miller Bron. Et al
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Henry B. Dawson
F. S. Paladini
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Polo Grounds
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F Street
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National Metropolitan Bank
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Oldest National Bank
Washington & Southern Bank
G Street
J. Selwip Tait
Pres No
Center Market
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