Moderate Rise in Market as Traders Await Declines
Wall Street shows cautious optimism with buyers ready to act on any price dips. Rumors swirl of new speculative pools to push rises, as Standard Oil and American Tobacco stay strong. Investors weigh Supreme Court oil trust ruling and tariff prospects, while profits tempt profit takers amid mixed early gains.
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Washington Stock Exchange Notes and Local Commerce
Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange was active with modest gains. Washington Railway and Electric rose to 81-4, Washington-Virginia Railway common moved up to 41-2, Lanston advanced to 97 and United States Trust saw broad offerings at 117-1/2. A Pendennis apartment sale brought $37,500, and a contractor bond suit sought a receiver for $6,000 due from Willam Holding with May 26 as court date.
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Washington-Virginia Railway Common
Lanston
Mergenthaler
Washington Gas
United States Trust
National Capital Bank
Washington Market
Willam F. Holding
Bridgeton
N. J
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Edwin W. Poe
9. S. Janney
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United Surety Company
District Supreme Court
Justice Stafford
Mr. Holding
Franklin MacVeagh
Secretary of the Treasury
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Gay
Bulion
United States
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Bath
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
BAS
BRR
Capitalstar Bank
Graphophobe
Lincoln National Bank
Washington
Randle Highlands
United States Realty Company
Aeneas H. O'Connor
L Street
Rosa M. Nau
Theresa Sau
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Samuel W. Pickford
Sherwood
Dwards Land 2Nd Building Company
Julia R. Pearce
Eleventh
George T. Dearing
Sf Wx
Garnett A. Smith
Garrett A. Smith
Ezabeth
Dearing
Long Meadows
Elizabeth Graham
Sarah Graham
Wi Tweleth
Newton H. Nicholson
Daniel
Anna C. McFadden
Barry Farm
Joseph W. Cox
Charles E. Howard
Joseph Murphy
Arthur Hellen
Arthur Hallen
Franklin I. A. Dennett
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
Linwood Heights
John W. Glennan
Charles R
Gertrude C. Beckley
Foming Avenue
Clarence F. Norment
Lewis
Cameron
Washington Heights
Hanover Place
Harry A. Kiteie
Laura J. Sanner
Elizabeth Ricks
James Bf
George N. Brown
Thomas H. Smith
John W. Morse
Louisiana Durant
Emma M. Dowden
West Brookland Park
George C. Gertman
George L. Clayton
Reetown Gap Fire
Ashington Gas
RA Capital Traction
Anacostia and
Potomac
Anacostia
Potomac Gate
Columbia
Miogran
Potomar Plertrte Conn
Potomac Etectric Light
Kesapeake
Foremag
American Tet
Emerson Steam Pump
Washington Market Co
Stepiobont
Capital Traction
Washin
Norfolk
Wahington
Iebmbodt
Washington Gas Srg
Georgetown Gas
American Tel
Teleghineton- Virginia Re. Com
Washington-Virginia
Gresne Cananes
National Bank
American
Capital
Big Columbia
Cormercial
Distrie
Farmers and Mechanics
Uy Col
Trust Company
American Security and Trust
National Savings and Trust
United Rates
Savings Banke
Home Saving Merchante
Bee
Volon
Bank of Commerce
Fast Washington Savings
Mi Provident Savings
TIRE
Arlington
Saa
Corcoran Siremen's
Ferman
National Union
New York Cotton Prices Rally Then Pull Back in May Trade
Old crop months hit new highs as July reached 16.05 before a sharp intraday selloff. Close was steady, down 6 points on August and 2 to 6 points higher on other deliveries. Bulls eyed deliveries and short interest, with dry South weather and adverse crop reports boosting near term sentiment.
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New York
New Orleans
Milla
Treasury Bureau Market Notes on Wheat and Dairy Prices
The United States Treasury reports dull market activity in May with spot wheat at around $4.50 on grade, corn steady near $4, oats quiet, rye steady, and various poultry and dairy prices listed. Butter ranges with creamery at about 22 to 24 cents per pound, eggs quoted by region, and regional dairy prints around 14 cents per pound.
Washington Stock Exchange and Market Notes
Washington market securities and bond activity with detailed quotes across banks railways and utilities. Includes seat purchase on NYSE by Randle Highlands broker Lancaster Williams and a reserve agent designation for Commercial National Bank. Also lists numerous Washington real estate transfers and a Kansas Texas bond authorization for $24 million to fund road improvements.
Chicago Grain Market Report May 18 Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago and New York notes show cattle receipts about 6 000 head with slow demand and varied steer prices. hogs 24 000 head with early declines and mixed classes. sheep and lambs 15 000 head with strength for natives and Westerns. New York reports lack of trading for beef, steady calf and veal values, and mixed sheep and hog movement with modest declines.
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Chicago
Texas
Hghisa
Western
New York
Liverpool
Wall Street Gossipy Notes Mixed Market Moves
The Washington Post special from New York on May 1 reports stocks broadly near or above year highs, yet many names remain below the February peak including Smelters Chesapeake and Ohio St. Paul and Great Northern. Bond activity totals 5.878 million with heavy NY receipts. Central of New England bonds sold at 93 2 to 94 1 8. Cotton and tobacco shares rise with July cotton hitting 16.06 and American Tobacco climbing to 1101 4 on the day.
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American Agricultural
American
Atmateaty Tobaccn
American Tobacco
Armour Ant Co
Atenison
Atehiaon
Coast Line
Baltimore
Owl Southwestern
Brooklyin Transit
Wg Fa
Central Leeras
New Jersey
Anna Chenaingte
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Onto
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Hinington
Buington
Quincy
Swaukes
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Juck Island
Palle
Ioage
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Puallo Ryrig
Ladastela
Toraday
Plorate
Souttern
Denver
Bia
Delaware
Fudan
Vane
Rhu & Arene
Steed Rie
Hinda Central
Ny Southern
Shore
Lavine Anit
Nashville
Hunsi
Texas
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Washington Post
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Southern Pacific
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Mackay Companies
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Rock Island
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Philadelphia Markets Report May 18 Wheat to Potatoes
Philadelphia markets show weak flour and strong oats with No 2 red export elevator at 93 44 to 94. Corn steady May at 87 87 Quintessence of dairy prices holds butter near 23 24 with creamery and prints. eggs steady for Pennsylvania and nearby, cheese notes mixed. poultry values steady with live fowls around 1 16 and broiling chickens near 25 40. potatoes dull with Pennsylvania near 0 63 per bushel and New York choice at 48 50.
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Jersey
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New York Money Market Report May 18
New York money on call steady at 2 percent with time loans strong and demand increasing. Tenders withdrawing as rates rise with 60 day at 2 percent and nine days at 2 3, six months at 1 3. Prime mercantile paper 344 to 4 percent. Sterling exchange firm with bankers' bills at 4.2449 for 80 day bills and 4.5630 for demand. Commercial bills 4.83 percent. Bar silver 84. Mexican dollars 45. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds firm.
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New York
Mercantiis
Sterling Exchange
Sterling Exchange, Firm, With Actual Business In Bankers biHs
Metal Market Copper Prices and Trading Notes
The Metal Market reports New York spot and future copper prices for May, June, July, and August with ranges and London futures. It notes local exchange sales of 25 tons for June, arrivals of 60 tons in New York, and export totals of 14,919 tons for the month so far. Copper classifications and foundry grades with bid-ask quotes appear, along with Cleveland warrants and quiet local tron activity.
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Spot
London
TRON
Cleveland
Northern
Fowdry Southern
Southern Soft
Foundry Northern
Oil Quotations and Regional Trade Figures
In OM City Pennsylvania on May 18, credit balances reached 1.30 with totals of 192,305 and an average of 148,718. Shipments stood at 199,157 with an average of 108,222. At Toledo Ohio on May 18 North Lima 82 and South Lima 77. Indiana reported 77.
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Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Legal Record notes sessions of commerce court and equity dockets
The record covers the United States Commerce Court with judges Knapp Archbald Hunt Garland and Mack. admitted attorneys Hitt Grimm Englenby and Clark. It details motions in cases against the Interstate Commerce Commission, carrier demurrage disputes, and scheduling of hearings and adjournments. Also listed are equity and circuit court items, with numerous motions for today and rule returns on May 26.
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Archbald, Hunt, Garland
Mack
Teac R. Hitt
Washington, D. C
Herert M. Grimm
Leverett F. Englenby
Charles ‘Vv. Clark
Chicago, Il
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Et al Ye
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William
Jamison
Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Carriera
Yonkers
New York Harbor
Seid Federal Sugar Refoing Company
E. A. Bigelow
Federal
P. J. Farrell
Interatate Commerce Commission
George ¥. Brownell
Bria Railroad
The
George H. Warrington
Swift Refrigerator Transportation Company
Warrington
L. L. PERKINS Webond Officials and Staff Note
A fragment lists L. L. Perkins and roles including executors administrators officers employees and agents. It mentions a location at Golorade Building Room 48. The readable items suggest an organizational notice or directory snippet with names and duties.
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C. Footie Main
Golorade Bidg
Equity Suit Case Details for Receivers and Mortgages
The document lists numerous mortgage securities in Equity Suit No. 30187 with Edwin W. Fee and others as receivers. It records multiple transactions securing John M. Jones, Clifford M. Stoy, and others through notes ranging from 200 to 8,000 dollars, with terms from 1 to 5 years and interest at 5 to 8 percent, across numerous squares and blocks in Washington properties including Linwood Heights and Brightwood Park.
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William T. Holding
Franklin MacVeagh
Ellis & Donaldson
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William 4
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John M. Jones
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William A. Hill
Clifford M. Stoy
Mintwood
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William E. Edmongton
Louis R. Peak
Edward &. McKnew
Jusia R. Pearce
Scott Nesbitt
James L. Sherwood
Edwards Land and Building Company
Daniel McFadden
Ernest L. Schmidt
George M. Emmerich
German-American Building Association
Arthur Hellen
Henry P. Blair
Corcoran Thom
Hillyer
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Elmer C. Mattingly
George Hoyer
Hzra Gould
Linwood Heights
Charles R. Beckley
George W
George FR. Linking
Violet A. Clagett
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Christian J. Goeketer
John A. Masese
Robinson White
Black &. Square
Lewis O. Cameron
Moore and Barhour
Bernard Matthews
Hyman Dodek
Ranuel V. Gusack
Washington Savings and Loan Company
Charles R. Riley
Edmond Fitzgerald
John J. Fegan
Enterprise
Corrine
C. Williams
Brightwood Park
Joseph C. Beard
West L. Schmidt
George M Emmerich
German American Building Association
West Brookland Park
George L. Clayton
Joseph N. Saunders
John Souvenier
Georges C. Gertman
Thomas J. Peltlerew
John B. Larner
John A. Hamilton
Washington Loan and Trust Company
John W Morse
James M. Woodward
William H. Linking
William Clabaugh
Emma M. Dowden
George Y.worthington
George Y. Worthington Jr
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W. Wallace Chiswell
Harry A. Kite
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Walter E. Hilton
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