Market Quiet As Canadian Pacific Leads Trading
Stock activity shows narrow price moves with Canadian Pacific and International Harvester as the only active issues. News centers on anticipated Supreme Court antitrust decisions and potential market impact if the court adjourns, with steel demand and Mexican unrest noted as minor influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
International Harvester
Boston closing prices mixed across grains and dairy
May 9 Philadelphia market report shows steady wheat and unchanged corn with quiet oats. Creamery butter and eggs steady with regional varieties listed. dairy and poultry items cite prices and near terms.
Washington Stock Exchange Run of Prices May 9
A chaotic report lists variations across commodities with scattered quotes. Receipts and prices cover cheese fruit pork beef lard cottonseed oil coffee potatoes cabbages and freight, with mixed steadiness and several typographical errors noted in the May 9 transcription.
Wall Street Gossip Amid Market Lull And Dividend Rumor
Wall Street activity slows to a near April low with only 6825 shares traded in mid session. Standard Oil directors set a Monday meeting to discuss a second quarter dividend, likely $9,000,000, while the Supreme Court may rule on the Standard Oil case. President Delano notes improved coal and grain traffic for spring earnings. Harriman stocks fade on Mexico tensions. Southern Pacific cuts gag for Mexican sales. clearing house agrees to admit large trust companies with cash reserves.
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Supreme Court
Wall Street
Tlme
Canadian Pacific
International Harvester
Union Pacific
United States Steel Common
Gale
Union Factice
United States Steel
Steel Corporation
Anancial
Mexico
Standard of Company
Supreme Court Wll
Washington
Clearing House Association
Clearing House
New York Stock Market Quotation Source Note
The article notes that quotations come from W B Hibbs Co bankers and brokers located in the Hibbs Building. They are members of the New York Stock Exchange, Chicago Boards of Trade, and Washington Stock Exchange, confirming the quotation source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Boards of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Washington Gas Leads Washington Stock Exchange Session
Washington Gas dominated the trading at yesterday's Washington Stock Exchange with 435 shares changing hands at 90 to 90 3-8, as bullish gossip persisted and new buyers entered at higher levels. Mergenthaler remained scarce, Capital Traction traded at 1271-4, and a large Bank of Washington block sale was cleaned up at about 260, with the bond market dull and a dividend for Washington Railway and Electric declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gasks
Washington Railway and Electric
Norfolk and Washington
Washington Gas
Lansten Monotype
District National Bank
United States Trust
Capital Traction
Washington Gag
Georgetown Gas
Capital ‘Traction Sa
Anacostia
Potomyou
Potomac Gu
City and Stuurbe
Columbia
Metropolitan
Washington Rwy
Fler
Potomac
Chesalke
Potomac Ti
American Tel
Emerson Steam Pump Ga. Af
Washington Market Co
Washington Market Ci
Nor. and
Steamboat
Washington Market
UBLIC
CapHal Traction
Washington Iwy
Wad
Elco
Guia Norfolk and Washington Steam
Ington Gas
Aroetican Tel
Tel
Washington- Washington- Virginia
Ptairgintg Rwg. Com
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greene-Cananea
Wnational Bank
American
Colura
Capital Ellisey
Commercial
Ditet
Farmera and Mechanics
Lincoln
Washington, Trust Company
American Security and Trust
Union Trust
National Savings and Trust
S. Ae
Franklin Kee
National Union
TLIAN
Emerson Steam Pump
Transat
Ag Wee
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Gay
Lanston
Mergenthaler
Bank of Washington
Washington Railway and Electric 4S
Gould Roads Join Hands In New Management Move
New York May 9 election of Thomas J Freeman as receiver for the International and Great Northern and to the Texan and Pacific Railway directorate signals a shift toward unified control of both lines. Rumors say L B Thorne may resign as Texas and Pacific head, with Freeman likely to oversee both roads.
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New York
Thomas J. Freeman
International and Great Northern
Texan and Pacific Railway
John T. Terry
L. 8. Thorne
Texas and Pacific
Mr. Freeman
New York Cotton Market Ends Mixed After High Season Records
Old crop cotton set new season highs but new crop futures gained modestly, closing steady with near months up a few points while July and May saw profits and cautious buying. Treasury data show 7,271 national banks in operation. other items note bank leadership changes, bankruptcy claims, and intercity shipping law emphasis.
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New York
Wall Street
Treasury Department
United States
Baltimore Markets: Grain Butter Eggs Poultry Prices
Baltimore market notes show dull wheat and quiet corn spot contracts while oats and rye hold firm. Butter prices vary by grade from fancy creamery to imitation, eggs offer Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby quotes, poultry ranges cover spring chickens to old hens, ducks, pigeons, and guinea fowl with unit and weight details.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
Winstons Ny
Pensatania
Par Bishel Sage
Jereey
Baltimore
Maryland
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
West
Washington Produce Market Prices and Goods Summary
Market report shows steady demand for fresh fruits and vegetables. Eggs plentiful across regions. butter and cheese priced in various ranges. Poultry and dressed poultry items listed with per pound rates. Vegetables and green fruits feature potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, beans, lettuce, celery, beets, and citrus with unit prices and crates noted.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
Elgin
New York State
South Carolina
Florida
North Carolina
California
Washington cattle market veal calves steady
Choice veal calves are steady. Hogs per cent grass 614 sheep per bale 33 percent lambs spring choice per ton 2 veal calves choice per M sy medium per ton 8.
The Metal Market and Copper Prices Across Markets
New York reports weak copper across spot and forward months with May June at 11.60 to 11.70, July and August 11.60 to 11.75. London spot and futures quote £53 3d and £4 Be. Exports this month reach 7,704 tons with 374 tons arriving in New York in May. Copper grades and foundry furnishes listed include Northern Nut foundry No 1 and No 2 Northern, Southern No 1 foundry, and Southern soft with prices near 1.25 to 15.50 for various grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allis-Chalners
Amerie Agricultural
American Telick Pel
Americuy Kohare
Amour and Co
Atehisun
Alchiaon Ev
Atlantic
Soudawesters
Leago
Alin
Pleago
Burlington
Quincy
Colleage
Curlington
Miesneken
Standeb
Chicago
Rock Clan
Paelhe Hecolda
Thegko
Heck Ityac
Porine Ryrig
Poloraités
Delaware
Denver
Lle
Tripols
FenAn Marine
Ty Southern
Lake Shore
Louisville
Naanville
Missaouri
Kanes
Fen
Texas
Lesourt
Missouri
New York Central
V. S
Lewiluson
Hartfort Ev
Norfolk
Roglater
Jorthern Racine
TVA
Touls
Elscc
Loita Aran
St. Lou
Rteady
Timo Jeans
Southerts
Ebern Bache i & Ist
Prime Mercantile
Ebern Hatly Ty
Thers Halls
Sterling Exchange
Adute Fai
U, & Rubber Uear
Steel
inia-Caremles
Westinghouse
Wisconsin
London
Custom House
Cleveland
Northern Nut
Southern
Southern Soft
Northern
Live Stock Markets Report From New York May 9
Livestock prices and receipts listed with limited trading. Cattle receipts 402, market steady. calves and veals varied with city, country dressed calves at 6.4 to 7.25. sheep and lambs receipts 3,196, steady, spring lambs weaker. hogs receipts 2,728, market higher at mid six dollars.
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New York
Thiago
Reeves
Texas
Western
New York Grain Market Summary May Wheat Corn and Oats
New York May grain notes a weak market with rain in the Northwest and a government report weighing on prices. Wheat futures eased with May 95 and July 93 9 16 cents. corn slipped to 69 1/2 in May and oats held around 39 1/4 to 39 3/4 with limited activity and receipts reported at 145125 for corn, 100650 for oats, and 68,000 for wheat.
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Oessel
Treasury
Goly
Staniard
United States
Philippine Treasury
Agere
Fedemption
New York
Duluth
C. 1. T. New York
United States Court and Equity Docket Highlights
Proceedings from the United States Court of Customs Appeals and District of Columbia show multiple appellate cases, patent appeals, and equity court actions. Notable items include consolidated and individual appeals with continued argument dates, verdicts in Circuit Courts, and probate filings across several estates.
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United States Court of Customs Appeals
Montgomery
Smith
Barter
da Vries
Martin
Rhodes
W. Wickham Smith
Appellant
Charley Ex. McNabb
Appellee
Sheldon
United State Clippers
D. Frank Lloyd
Appelles
Henry Tige & Co, Et al
United States
Skivers
Pellee
Tha Appellee
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Rople
van Orsdel
Charles H. White
Frank H. Drury
Charles H. Daing, Jr
Curtis Ve. Lindmark
L. H. Dyer
G. J. Harding
Lindatrom Ve. Ames
C. P. Byrnes
C. C. Gill
William G. Henderson
Alfred W. Kiddie
Edgar H. Cottrell
E. Clarkson Seward
Supreme Court
Equity Court No. 1
Stafford
Anderson
Capital Auto-Sightseeing Company
R. B. Behrend
L. H. David
Richards
Fenwick
Plaintif
B.C
R. R. Horner
Corneal
Chendler
C. F. Benjamin
Benjamin
Deakins
Real estate transfers for several Washington neighborhoods
Frances Burton transfers lot 61 and 62 in Square 5387 at Seventeenth and K Streets Northwest to Emma Burton for 16 dollars. Numerous other deeds include Richard M. Fairbanks conveying to American Security and Trust Company trustee, Wilton Lambert to Union Trust, Francis Clifford to Gustave Bealer, Jason Barber to Howard Burrows in Asbury Park, and many more. Transactions feature blocks, squares, and lots across Randle Highlands, Washington Highlands, M Street Northwest, F Street Southwest, and surrounding areas with ten dollar or higher prices and one notable 15,000 dollar F Street Northwest sale.
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Jason A. Barber
Howard T. Burrows
Randle Park
Arthur BE. Randle
John
Edith Z. Tull
M Street
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Eighteenth
Glenn
Husted Et Ax
Henry A. Viet
K Street
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Kate B. Way
Barbara
Oliver
Washington Highlands
Charles G. Taylor
Gustave Bender
Squirty-Third Street
Q Street
Dent Place
Daniel J. Daley
William R. Sherwood
Square
Thomas
Lannon
Katie F. Lannon
Howard University
Charles J. Butler
Ellen C. Carroll
Trinidad
Eally
Falmer
D. Emmett Gylick
Minila Krackhardt
Abraham
Sophie Futrowski
Manning Heights
James D. Risdoo
Zerega
Thirty-Fifth Street
U Street
James D. Risdon
Bellevue
George W. Decker
George W W. Barnes
North Randle Highlands
Charlese E. Kefauver
Ethel E. Kefauver
Square Bel
Padsworth
William
High View
Harry Wardman
Willem B
Norma Waggener
LE Droit Park
Robert EB. Logan
G. Emilth Wormley
John Hartman
Katherine Dwyer
Twenty-Fifth
Jessie P. Marin
James F. McGee
C. Hallister Juda
Deeds of Trust Across Multiple Squares
A list of deeds of trust detailing property liens in various squares and neighborhoods. Names include Sarah L. Fletcher Frederick Siddons H. Quincy Smith Archibald C. Pryer Arthur L. Dietrich and more, securing bank loans and building associations with amounts ranging from 500 to 11,250 and terms of 1 to 3 years at 6 percent interest.
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Square
Sarah L. Fletcher
Frederick L. Siddons
H. Quincy Smith
Union Savings Bank
George B. Calbeck
United States ‘Trust Company
Holmes Central Realty Corporation
Henry A. Vieth
Albert F. Fox
Edmund K. Fox
Glenn BE. Husted
William H. Yost
Amos
Yost
B. Francis Lou
James F. Shea
Home Savings Bank
Washington Heights
Archibald C. Pryer
Harry Wycke
Morton B. Rowe
Arthur L. Dietrich
Charles ©. Weitzel
Henry
Bergmann
George M. Emmerich
Metropolis Building Association
Barbara C. Oliyer
Same
Sevake Same
Painie Henderson
Richard Epalro
Herbert A. Gill
H. W. Palro
James M. Patten
Horatio N. Taplin
Charles F. Benjamin
Lillie T. Taplin
D. Darby Thompson
John B. Larner
John A. Hamilton
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Bloomingdale—Prenetts M. Shaw Ot
Herschel
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Prospect Hill
Anna Rest
Bimuné K. Fox
Frederick R. Walker
Philip Rest
Amy Rest
Abraham Futrowsky
Maurice Fitzgerald, Jr
Leonard A. Block
Minia Krackhardt
Prieda Reis
Julius
William 2. Edmonston
Joule KR. Peak
AWAIT SAWYER RELATIVES DELAY HOME ARRANGEMENTS
Police said plans to move Edwin J. Sawyer to his Middletown home will be paused until relatives arrive, with Supt. White of the Government Hospital for the Insane to advise on timing. If relatives fail to come, the District Board of Charities will assume charge. Sawyer’s sudden mental decline perplexes physicians despite good physical health.
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Edwin J. Sawyer
Middletown
White
Government Hospital
Sawyer
Board of Charities
Te Hospital
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