Wall Street Mixed After Steel Price Cuts Spark Activity
Traders react to Republic Iron and Steel price reductions with volatile moves in United States Steel and related shares. Steel and independent concerns show varied responses as reports of further price cuts surface, while specialties like American Beet Sugar hit a record high amid overall market dullness and modest gains later in the day.
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New York
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Republic Company
United States Steel Corporation
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Union
United States Steel
Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Tion Pacille
International Syndita
London
Atchison Road
New York Money Market Report Summary
Brief, fragmented financial note referencing Columbia at 108 percent with $1,000 and $200 amounts, appears as a market quote snippet from early morning trading. It lacks complete sentences or clear context, but indicates pricing or yield references for currency or securities.
New York Cotton Market Notes May 25 New York May 25
Monnay on call steady at 2 1 2 percent with bid at 2 1 2 percent, offered 2 3 4 percent. Time loans easier with 99 days at 2 1 2 to 3 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper 2 3 4 percent. Exchange easy with bankers bills at 4 8 4 1 9 for 60 day bills and at 4 0 6 3 5 for sight. Commercial bills 4 8 3 4 percent. Silver Mexican dollars at 43. Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Ailver
Philadelphia Markets Wheat Corn and Poultry Prices May 25
Market report from Philadelphia and New York lists wheat and corn mixed, oats firm, butter steady, and poultry and eggs varying by grade. Cotton futures in New York show a sharp early decline with partial rebound as bulls support July positions.
Legal Record in United States Commerce Court Proceedings
United States Commerce Court proceedings list multiple dockets with Norfolk and Western Railway Company et al versus United States. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company et al versus United States in Pre-icing case. Equity Court and Circuit Court cases including Hufty, Carmack, Read, Clarke, Lenoruts receiverships, and numerous probate and criminal entries. matters heard by Associate Judges Archbaia qremding Hunt Carland Muack and Justice staffs. adjournments and future dates noted.
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Archbaia Qremding
Hunt, Carland
Muack
F.C. Dillard
Chicago, Ill
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Et al
United States
Roanoke
Winston Salem
N. C
Lynchburg
Durham
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles W. Needham
Interstate Commerce Commission
T. W. Bickett
North Carolina
R. Walton Moore
Atchison, Topeka and Sente Fe Railway Company
Southern Pacific Company
San Pedro, Los Angeles and
United States Court of Customs Appeals
Equity Court No. 2
Justice Gould
Platin Uf
M. N. Richardson
Drake Ys
Lampton
Suicitor
J. A. Gittings
M. J. Colbert
Charles Poe
Houck
Margaret M. Murray
Examiner
Campbell Carrington
Charles Bendheim
Darnard Vs
Armé
Decree Pro Contesac
Plaintif
Leon Tobriner
B. A. Grahem
Clarke
Shain
W. J. Lambert
RH. Teatman
Hallam
United States Trust Company
R. A. Yestman
Faris
Plainltts
R. H. Yeatman
Cornwell
Circuit Court
Mitchell & Forrest—Lambert
Kronman
Thompson
Yearman—Davis, Kimball
Porter
Capital Traction Company
Murphy & Glassic
Perry
Dunlop
Hollis Ve. Terminal
Loughran
Yearman
Shepherd Va
Schneider Baking Company
Williamson & Archer
C. Brown
No. & Witmer Vs. District of Columbia
Atter- Abert
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington D C Areas
Mapping transfers from Whitcroft to Takoma Park and many blocks across Columbia Heights and Mount Pleasant. Notable deeds include Howenstein to Henderson at Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast for 3750 and Carrington to Myra Murdock in L Street Northwest for 10. Listings cover numerous lots and squares, with prices ranging from 10 to 4370 dollars and multiple property names and square numbers.
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Fifteenth Streets
Herman R. Howenstein
Rufus R. Henderson
Erson
Manor Park
Emerick
M. l
Josie M. B. Widdup
Shadyside
J. Ross Miller
Walter A. Johnston
South Capitol
Half Streets
John TH. ‘Tatspaugh
Albert P
L Street
Firet
Campbell Carrington
Myra ‘Murdock
Maryland Avenue
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Myra Murdock
Unuare
Eleventh
Louise A. Gillie
Square See
Sauls
Mary A. McKahan
Square
Alfred ©. Lewis, Jr
Grace H. Lewis
Edward J. Stellwagen
Martin H. Bray
Seventh Street
3 Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
William Ambrose
Christian Henrich
Second
Third
Noble E. Dawson
Harvey P. Miller
Connecticut Avenue Highlands
Connecticut Avenue Highlands Company
Franklin C. Jackson
Eagleside
Willam H. Wahisker
Edward EB. Murray
H Street
Frank T Rawlings
Frank G. Wander
Whittingham
Owen H. Fowler
Hugh ¥. King
Mount Pleasant and
Pleasant Plains
Sidney W. Flagg
Charles WY. Meehan
Sermet
Jonas Hurter
Emma W
North Capitol Street
McDonnell
Elizabeth
Lillian Mildred HL
Ignetius McDonnell
Kentucky Avenue
Betwenn
Wall Street Gossips on Steel Common Market Leadership
The Washington Post notes steel common stock no longer leads the market as the broader list shows resilience. American Beet Sugar and Pittsburg Coal preferred hit new highs while Detroit and Mackinac shares advanced, and May Department Stores gained 1 7 points. Ripley of the Atchison discusses earnings and economic progress, with railroads showing improved efficiency and potential dividends. Efforts to list American Telephone and Telegraph on the Paris bourse hinge on Atchison listing completion, as Standard Oil and Canadian Pacific rumors circulate.
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Washbmton Poat
New York
Steel Common
Pittsburg
Detroit
Mackinne
Evansville
Terre Haute
United States
Ripley
Texas
Contiguous States
Paris
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Atchison
Local stock market narrows amid light trading on exchange
Trading on the Local Stock Exchange yesterday narrowed to a few add lots scattered across listings. Prices remained well maintained with no effort to force sales. Washington Gas saw little action while several issues like Columbia Railroad and Potomac Electric moved at recent prices. Georgetown Gas odd lots traded at uniform 1 1 3, and overall support stayed firm though buyers showed caution.
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Local Stock Exchange
Ist
Washington Gas
Call Ae
Columbia Railroad
Potomac Electric
Georgetown
New York Stock Market and Local Banking Moves
The New York stock market page notes a trust reduction of 25,000 on the Northumberland apartment, a new 150,000 trust at 6 percent for five years from Washington Loan and Trust, and stock exchange chatter including Hibbs line directorate gains and bank relocations. Willard Hallam sues United States Trust Company to recover a 7200 note and 92 shares of United States Savings Bank stock, claiming stock collateral and seeking delivery or cancellation upon payment.
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Dita
Cai
R. Bs
Internal Revenue
Potomac Electric Light S
Norfolk and Washington Steambe
Capital ‘Traction
Washington Trang
Jeorgetown Ga
Mergenthaler Linotype
Union Savings Bank
National Bank
Potomias
Treasury
Columbdta AK
Ness Tanrtan
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
United States
Capital Traction
Nai
Anacostia and
Potomac
Columbia
Metroeliian
Gay
Philippins Treasury
OOS Potomac Electric Light
Chesapeake and Foturans
Emerson Steam Pump
Washington Market Co
General Fund
106 & Reserve Fund
Isabington Market
Aivision
Nor
Wash
Wapical Traction
Washington Rwy
Norfolk
Washington
Tee Pnbont
Georgetown
American Tel
washington-Virginia
Greene-Cabanes
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NT American
Farmer Bante
Maud A. Daggett
Luther J. Daggett
Pletrittt
L.A Block
Anna Lenovitz
Albert T. Newman
Plaintiff
EH. H. Bagley
Della C. Condron
George 8
R. H. Yeatman
Willard F. Hallam
United States Trust Company
W. J. Lambert
R. ‘Yeatman
Northumberland
New Hampshire Avenue
V Street
Harry Wardman
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Washington-Virginia Railroad Company
Williamb. Hibbs
Hibbs & Co
A. G. Clapham
The
Commercial National Bank
United States Trust Company of Washington
District Supreme Court
United States Savings Bank
Wilton J. Lambert
R. M. Yeatman
Hallam
District of Columbia
New York Produce Prices and Market Receipts Report
New York report notes steady or unchanged prices across multiple commodities. Butter, eggs, flour, pork, beef, and vegetables show firm or stable quotes. coffee, sugar, and seed oils exhibit mixed but steady levels with regional and grade distinctions. Poultry demand remains steady with live birds, dressed meats, and regional varieties all cited.
The Metal Market Briefing From New York and London
The metal market reports dull copper on spot for May and upcoming months at 11.75 to 12.00 cents. London prices steady with futures around £55.128d. Custom house returns show exports of 21,058 tons this month. Iron locally quiet with No 1 foundry Northern priced 15.25 to 16.75, No 2 Northern and Southern ranges noted.
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Wrigh
Kansas City Southern
BTS
Gfsa
Amalgamated Copper
OTA
Louisville and & Shrine
Mackay Co
American Carana Foundry
Minneapolis
St. Louis
St. M
Miraouri
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
National Lead
American Steel Foundriveeaeue
Nat. Rys
American Sugar Refining
New York Central
American Tel
Western
Norfolk and Western
American Tobacco
Pidma
American Wooten
North American
Anaconda Mining
Atchison
Eave Pacific Mall
Reopte
Gur
Bethlehem Stock
Pitts
C. Ana
Poute
Brooklyn Rapid
Pittsburg Coal
Canadian Parific
Wagaag
S.om
Pullman Palace
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Republic Stet
St. Louisa
Southern Railway
Delaware and Hudson Wu
Denver and
Rio Grande
Tennessee Copper
Denver and Rio Grande
Texas and Pacific
Oldfeld Con
United Statex
TRG
United States Steel
Taig
Great Northern Crects
Adu
Ulinots Central
Ttah Copper
Interborough Met
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Interborough-Met
Wabash
Inter
Harvester
Wabash Prd
Marine Pfa
Maryland
Boa
International Paper
Westinghouse Electric
International
Western Union
van Wheeling
Lake Erie
Kansas City
New York
London
Custom House
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Northern
Live Stock Markets Report from New York and Chicago
May 25 market notes show mixed beef and veal prices with steady to firm bids. Beef and calves move at varied levels, sheep and lambs firm, hogs offered solidly. Chicago receipts large with cattle and hog markets showing strength at open.
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New York
Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Wight
Wheat market buoyed by heat and drought fears
Chicago May 23 reports hot weather kept wheat strong as fears of lower yields from Texas Oklahoma and south Kansas supported prices. May futures rose modestly with corn oats and pork futures also climbing as private wire speculation and investment buying influenced the session.
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Chicago
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Kansas City
MacVeagh
The
Treasury
Bankers’ Association of
Missouri
Aldrich
America
Central Reserve Association
New York Grain Prices and Futures Mixed on May 25
Wheat spot firm No 2 red 97 elevator 98 fob. futures firm and higher on hot southwest weather and export demand. May 96 3 4, July 96 3 4, September 96 4 0 18-16. receipts 38 000 bu. Corn spot steady export new No 2 62 9 afloat. futures little activity May 61 1 2. receipts 7 875 bu. Oats spot firm standard white 41 1 2 42. futures quiet. receipts 15 790 bu. Barley steady.
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New York
Coard
Standard White
Multiple property liens filed across Washington area parcels
A dense catalog of mortgage and trust deed actions lists Whit ecroft and others securing various sums from lenders against parcels in blocks and squares, detailing names of grantors and grantees, amounts ranging from 800 to 34 000, terms from 1 to 178 months, and interest rates from 5 to 6 percent, with properties including Lots and Squares in Deanwood Bladensburg and Che vy Chase Heights among others. notices urge readers to use Post Want Ads for free results.
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Sloss-Sheffield
Boston
Ol City
Crete
Yonatr
Alle Chalmers
Atlaur
Vtaya
Atchison Gen Tn
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Atlante Coast
Balimore
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Biopkyyn Jr
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Chiteake
Aton
Chitate Minwates
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Jane Stows
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Panne
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Cort Copper
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Ittaries
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North Butte
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Equity Court
Justice Stafford
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Carmack
Pretzfelder
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Wheatley—Ralston, Siddons & Richardson
Ray Vs
Ray
Clinkscales Hewlett, Masa
Pas Vs. Holding
Ellie & Donaldson—Wilson
Laskey
Ambrose—Pugitt
Read
Widdup
Baker, Sheehy & Hogan
Gilby Ve. District Realty Company
Browne, Hoebling—Dickey
Circuit Court No. 2
Justice Barnard
Lansburgh
Douglas & Baker
H. H. Qbear
Vermillion
R. R. Co
Plaiitia
Lecke, Fulton & Cox
Atorneys
Hamilton
Colbert, Yerkes
Hamilton, Clements
Model Laundry Company
Plaintim
Crandal Mackey
Hayden Johnson
First National Bank of Dexter
For
Edwarda
Fox
A. B. Worthington
H. F. Woodard
Millan & Smith
J. J. Darlington
Wayne Oil Tank and Pump Company
Carter & Brooke
Dickey & Evans
Tilfendaugh Construction Company
Hurley
Sullivan—Lambert
Lange
Royal Glue Company
Ralston, Siddons & Richardson
Gardl- Hibbs & Co
Beall
Mcdonald. White
Benizer
Alelle
Boglin
Southern Surety Company
Worthington—Dartington
Buchanan
Sloan
Forrest —Tuckey
Kenyon & Macfarland
Lucas
Washington-Virginia Realty Company
Robson & Colvin
Mackall
Livingston
Bork R Ld - Thames
Ve. P
Thomas—McKenney & Flannery
District Court
Clabaugh
Union Station
Criminal Court NO 1
Justice Wright
Criminal Court NO
Franklin Morse
George M. Brayton
Holnes Conrad
Elisabeth H. Stone
Jennie B. Hills
Pond
Lizzie McLinn
William J. Tyson
Archer & Smith
John J. Liggina
W. C. Sullivan
Annette M. Wright
J. Larner
Regina L
Sullivan
GP. McGlue
Mary C. Fanning
Hortgan
Edward Richard
J. A. Burkert
Mary E. Watson
F.C. Bryan
Frank P. May
Joseph D. Sullivan
Joseph Giovanni
P. E. Johns
Frederick Knopp
Isabella Fisher
Caterine
Cooney
Mangam
Samuel Fimmons
A . Woodburr Bieir
Sila
Henry Thomas
Anacostia ‘and Potomac River Railroad Company
R H. Yeatman
Phillips & Sager
Marion
Burrows
Wilson & Harksdale
Thomas B. Newland
Potomac Sand and Gravel Company
L. H. David
Newman & Quigley
Julia Saunders
Attorneys
Pack, Hinton & Pack
Wall Street
Standard Oil Company
Local Financial
NEW York Stock Market
Mr. Hibbs
T. B. Hayek
Arlington Fire Insurance Company
Riggs National Bank
16Th Street
Lewis Johnson & Co
Arlington Building
Hibbs Building
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Go Board of
Postal Savings Bank
Postal Bank
Sues Trust Company
Rie
Santos
Cordova
NEW York Grain
L. L. Perkins
Colorado
United States Trust CO
G Street
N. W
Eldridge E. Jordan
Chas. W. Warden
Samuel J. Henry J. Selwyn Tait
James H. Baden
Equitable
Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building Association
Job Barnard
Fredri. V. Coville
J. J. Edson, Jr
Equitable Building
F St. N. Wall
John Joy Eagan
Bilis Spear
Frank P. Reeside
PB. B. Turpin
Gilbert H. Grosvenor
Jnc
Gro
B. Larner
M. Lothrop
Freak
B. Pyle
Mary A. Prince
William D. Peck
Grace Azahn
Wisconsin Avenue Park
Grace A. Zahnet 'Vir
Aaron B
Ida McCuallock
Ngleside
Kennedy & Davis Company
Eleanor D. Wells
Paul O Dandt
Carl Dandt
H. R. Howenstein
Fred. W. Reeves
Edgar A. Richardson
Eckington
Charles A. Rhodes
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergmann
Oriental Buildings Association
Bloomingdale
Alics
G. Edmonston
Levin . Frey
Jackson H. Raleton
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Daniel J. Bradley
James Berry
William McK. Glayton
Perpetual Building Association
George W. L. Baum
Robert H. Featherstone
John D. Coughlan
George G. Mc
Charles R. Edmonston
James J. Lampton
George Henderson
Frank B. Jonas
Charles Boyd Et Ax
Emanuel Speich
Herman R. Howanstein
Emanuel Speich, Jr
Louise A. Gills
B. Francis Baul
Percy Thompson
Thomas Bones
Ellen F. Burden
Edith B. Hastings
B. Francis Gaul
Norman DL. Lansbury
John R. Halslip
Archibald Young
William B. Edmonston
Wiliam H. Saunders
Samuel
Catherine F. Burke
Carlotta
Hubert ‘Ror
Same
Ella M. Smith
Henry F
Carl H. Smith
Gus A. Sc
Richard G. Rawilites
Frank T. Rawlings
William H. Young
Frank 8. Collins
Annie W. Ellence Et al
Mount Pleasant
Charles V. Meehan
Thomas W. Stubblefield
Gerfield A. Street
Fourteenth Street Savings Bank
Lirsls J
Louisa K. Locke
William J. Fiather
John T. Arms
John M. , Jones
Idk McCulfock
L. W. Richardkan
Kiggles Terry
H. F. Mandler
Go Inglesidf
Eleanor D Wella
Atint
Harry Lo Rust Ty Sours Ki & Taxis Company
Ant
Amt
Post
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street N. W
National Metropolitan Bank
15Th Street
U. S. Treasury
American Security & Trust Co
15Th Street and
Penna. Ave
Railroad Corporation
Lawrence Barnum & Co
Bankers
F St. N. W
Washington, D.C
Senate
Aldrich Bank
MacVaegh
Brerive