Traders Puzzled as Pacific Rally Amid Weak Market
New York May 29 traders watched a moodily slow stock market. Union Pacific rallied toward the close while Southern Pacific posted a net loss of one point. Canadian Pacific remained active with receding prices as Gould group shares weakened. Industrial shares showed firmness while April railway earnings varied from good to bad. St Louis and San Francisco bonds rallied with notable gains. Government issues saw Panama 2s decline 1 3 percent for the week. Total par value trading at $1,740,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacife
Southern
St. Louis
San Francisco
Bonds
Union Pacific
Harriman
Union Pacifie
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Berlin
Gould and Hawley
Lackawanna
Reading
New Haven
St Louis
Panama
Philadelphia Markets Note On Butter And Cheese Prices
Market brief from Philadelphia reports butter price stability with per case figures, and cheese holding steady. Corn and potatoes show mixed shifts with assorted changes in farm prices and product lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Treasury notes report steady New York cotton futures
United States Treasury notes reflect a cautious New York cotton market with activity at times and backsliding from near the open. May notices and crop prospects influence prices as months shift, last prices modestly higher or lower, and the market closes with mixed bids and slight gains in some contracts. Local shipping and balance figures accompany the report, noting averages and shipment data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uc Lavel
Washington Stock Exchange Notes and Public Notices 1013
A stock exchange snippet lists regular call notes for Washington Gas Columbia RR and Washington Ry and Mer with various prices and volumes. It notes a forthcoming closure on Friday and Saturday May 20 and 31, 1013. Bids and bonds include Capital Traction, Potomac Electric, and Chesapeake and Potomac Tel caps. Public utility stocks, rail, gas, insurance, and title firms are listed with prices and 1927 1947 issue details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gas
Columbia RR
Washington Ry and Mer
Potomar Tlec
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
St Othn Capital Traction
Georgetown Gas Ss
Wees
Capital Traction Co
Columbia
Mort. Be. Columbia
Raiway Ge
Ash Railway and Electric
Potomac Electric Con. Mort. Be
Potomac Electric Power
Ches
Potomac Tel
Amer Tel
Washington Market Co
Washington Market
Wash Mist
Norfolk and Wash
Stmbt
Ges Realty
Wed Realty
Eastern Light and Fuel Co
Mergenthaler Linotype Lanston Monotype
Continental
Citizens Savings
Home Savings
Commerce
Arlington Wind Corcoran Gle
al Franklin Ae
Ational Union
Buate Security Storage Co
Baltimore Markets May 29 Tender and Receipts Report
Baltimore markets release shows mixed cattle hogs and sheep at WHBEAT levels with firm oats and corn prices, Western and Kent Island grains, dairy prints and rolls in Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio markets, and Chicago hogs receipts around 27 000 with varied price ranges. Beef and veal trade noted softer sheep and lambs and substantial cattle entries from Texas and surrounding regions.
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Beltmore
Kent Island
Vpryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
Ohio
Virginia
Chicago Way
Texas
New York
Wall Street Gossips on Bank Movements and May Finances
New York currency on the past week shows gains in direct interior movement and overall bank strength, offset by a subtreasury loss. May financing issues totaled 112 million, reflecting capital scarcity and a 20 percent shrinkage in new securities since year start. California Petroleum declares quarterly dividends of 1.5 percent on common and 1.5 percent on preferred stock.
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New York
California
Esident Doheney
Trade Volume Large Optimism In Western Trade
Dan's review notes that while overall business shows conservatism, actual industrial and mercantile activity remains steady. Iron and steel shipments stay heavy, cotton goods demand improves, and premiums fade. Western trade is optimistic about future wealth from the soil, despite tariff uncertainty in the East. Failures decline year over year and wholesale distribution boosts amid weather-induced crop notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dan
Canada
Bradstreet
East
Washington Stock Exchange Quiet Session
The Washington Stock Exchange met with poor attendance as a vacation neared. Only a few bonds and Washington Gas trades occurred, with odd Capital Traction lots. Washington Gas eased, Potomac Electric and others showed steady prices, and Mergenthaler rose slightly. Four days totaling 672 shares and $37,000 in bonds traded before adjournment until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Gas
Capital Traction
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Columbia Railroads
Washington Railway and Electric
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Mergenthaler
Chicago Grain Market Ends Higher On Heat Driven Wheat Gain
Chicago grain prices rose as 100 degree heat in Kansas boosted wheat futures despite light profit-taking before a holiday. Cash quotes show No 2 red wheat around 1.08 to 1.09, corn near 58.5 to 59.5, oats about 41 to 41.5, and barley near 60 to 66. Prices closed with mixed but mostly firmer tones across commodities and varied for oats and barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Ign
Gayara Bay Dee
Washington produce market wholesale quotes and prices
The Washington market reports wholesale quotations for produce from Virginia to Florida, with prices for fruits, vegetables, poultry, dairy, and eggs. It lists multiple items including corn, beans, lettuce, peppers, tomatoes, citrus, and meats, plus copper, tin, and iron market notes and cattle values.
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Dela
New York State
New
Florida
South Carolina
Texas
Owsr
Holland Discusses Effects Of Loan To China By Europeans
New York, May. Henry P Davison of J P Morgan & Co expected in New York after Europe trip. He learned details of marketing the Chinese loan and the possible United States role. The piece analyzes how Britain Germany and France may profit from China financing, the London oversubscription, and impacts on American bankers and trade balance. The article notes China may buy large US goods if American bankers participated. It also mentions Japan's financing pattern and potential shifts in orders to Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry P. Devison
J. P. Morgan & Co
Europe
Morgan
Davison
Thea
New York Central Railroad Company
Washington
Davieon
England
United States
China
Philander C Knox
Great Britain
France
Germany
Knox
Rot
London
Republic
Japan
Russia
Ail-Nation
Joan
Ioan
Friends
Ching
Holland
New York Money Market Report May 28
New York money on call steady at 2 1/2 percent with bids at 2 percent and offers around 2 percent. Time loans steady: 60 days 1 1/2 percent, 30 days 1 1/2 percent, six months 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper 5 percent. Sterling exchange firm at 4.8205 for 80 deg bills and 4.8665 for demand. Commercial bills 4.8214, bank rates unchanged. Mexican dollars 48. Government bonds steady. real road bonds irregular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Firm
New York Grain Market Report May Update
Spot wheat steady with No 2 red near parity and futures firmer on bullish Kansas crop news. May futures up 1.01 percent, July 99 16, September 98 9 16. Corn and oats steady to quiet, barley steady amid exports and afloat markets.
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New York
Duluth
Kansas
Real Estate Transfers Across Northwest Washington
Real estate transfers list numerous properties in Northwest and surrounding districts. Transfers involve individuals and trustees, with lots and blocks specified in multiple additions, generally at values around ten dollars, some higher like 1800 and 1000 dollars, detailing parcels in Wisconsin Avenue, Petworth, Anacostia, Meridian Hill, Columbia Heights and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-Sixth
Harry
Player
Alfred M. Duckett
Wisconsin Avenue
Water
Grace Streets
Ralph P. Willame
Herman H. Grimes
Raymond YT. Ragan
Holmead Manor
Helen M. W Haastte
Donald
Herman W. Grimes
Raymond T Ragan
Dobbins
Joseph Faul
William O. Stivers
Serbet Northwest
Walter Hacker
Robert R. Mahorney
Washington Heights
Frank &. Davidson
Charles H. Davidson
Fourteenth State
Petworth
Haith Huttwale
Mary H. Talbert
Seventh Street
William Ho Serhner
Frances Smith
Walter G Bisinger
Russell Lemar
Russell Lamar
Annie E. Etstogar
Oregon Street
Oscar W. Shumate
Ludwig von Doicke
South Carolina Avenue
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Arthur Moses Et mx
Thoman E. Fant
First Street
John Pouget Et Ax
Alphonse Vignan
Anacostia
George Walson
Frances EL Frasiar
Frances Leonard
James McLaughlin
Florida Avenue
Louis Dismer
Frank E. O'Brien
Thompson Burchetux
Charles P Stone
Charles W Fairfax
Lilley McCallum
Batane Lewis
Wilson St
H Latane
Lewis
Us Seventh Street
William
Chillum Castle Heights
Washington Land and Mortgage Company
E. H. Lawrences
Meridian Hill
Lewis B Brenninger
Robert V. Fleming
Columbia Heights
Herry W. Elliott Et
Oliver A
Emme Cavanaugh
Eane Qi Mshush
Wieconti Avenue Park
Emma Castellato
Annis M. Ailiott
Totel
Hee
EB. Breuninger
Arthur G Fessenden
Lucy Fessenden
Pleasant Plains
Lemse
Real estate deeds and trust transfers listed for multiple DC parcels
A long docket of deeds of trust and transfers from various owners to lenders or trustees in Washington DC. Entries include parcel identifiers, street addresses, grantor and grantee names, and loan terms from several banks and associations, with amounts ranging from 800 to 37,400 dollars and terms from 2 to 8 years, reflecting a surge in property financing and land transfers across districts such as Fifth Street Northeast, Mount Pleasant, and Bloomingdale.
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Rose S Hendel
Aare Schwarts
Sixth
Seventh
Ren Schwartz
Rone
Hendel
Gwan T Reeves, Jr
Thomas & Grndorff
Eugene L Hellen
Square
Mount Pleasant
Mary B. Thompson
Lewis Breuninger
Thirteenth Street
John D Coughlan
George Washington University
John IL Clapp
Joseph J Darlington
Lewis E Breuninger
Eleventh
John O’ Arien
Joseph J Caylor
James
George A. Martin
Daniel Doody
Robert Lee O’brien
North Capitol Savings Bank
Oriental Tat
John P Btuckert
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
Ernest P. Hell
Charles P. Stons
Charles W Fairfax
George E. Stewart
John C Walker
William J. Flather
Wiliam H. Dorsey
Bloomingdale
Catherine L. Shehan
William J Flather
Morton J Sachs
Robert A
Sectre Lavinia de Vefle
Elizabeth O Johnean
Algecnon
Gardiner
W Gilbert Dent
Sectre
Lash Corbin
Carolina Birthright
Jaren Berry
William McK Clayton
Secure Perpetual Building Association
Petworth
Mary Ho Talbert
Bo Francie Santana
Percy Moflue
Edith H Goitwall
Francen Smith Et
Vir James
Edmond Fitzgerald
John J Fegan
Enterprise
Thomas H Fant
Fe Peckham
BT Pillow
Arthur CC Nmoses
Antonio Besso
Te Chapin Brown
Henry H Bergmann
Oriental Bullying Association
Emma Belchant
Vir Rénard
Don King
Theodora P Heap
Quaker City Investment Company
Lawrence
Continental Trust Companys
Washington Land and Mortgage Company
George W. Bivane Et Ax
Albert
Ruff
Jacob N Belt
Home Mutual
Eva Ho Pitzhugh
Charles JP Latterner
Michael J Colbert
Mary J. Latterner
Alice
Bankhead
Richart K Trler
Charles G Warden
Herbert Baruch
A Lewis
Brauninger Et Ux
George E Fleming
William Leiter
Mary B
Thompson
Joseph Jo Cavier Sturts Irving Williamson
Walter J Pilling
John ©. Allen
Legal and Bankruptcy Docket Highlights in U S Court
Claims heard by judges Howes Booth Farner and Atkinson include Curtis for claimants and Trainer for United States. cases cover ships Rising Star Baker schooner Regulator and other maritime matters. Probate and administration actions noted for Rust Sinclair and Eckbert, guardians appointed, bonds set. Customs Appeals list includes multiple importer disputes and Board of General Appraisers decisions with remands and reversals.
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United States Court of Claims
Charles B. Howes
Enton W. Booth
Samuel S Farner
George W Atkinson
Ben Flower
Grosier
J. 3
Curtis
Claiimante
J W
Wot & Curtis
United States
Dhosea Perea
Mir
Curt
Ot of Pichett
Berg Betsey Chapman
Justice Anderson
Albert Rust
Millan & Smith
Toseph
Sinclair
Saul
Sinclair Bond
T. B
Lind
Cmuse Sats
Wamund Hyil
Fas
Toho
Hafus
Wo Scott
W. CG
Marup
Louise Mo Watson
Rosamond Po Meacham
Bond
Ney
Learner Fatare
Ella G Kelly
Sewell Shreve
JW Gleenan Fine
Ansa E
United States Court of Customs Appeals
Dudges Smith Barty Foo
Falas
United Staten
Board of
General Appraiser
Sunty Ned
Aeroriate Girige
Patey
Board of General Appraiserr
Barber Aeavante
Dmiy Asarared
de Isian
Martin
Nork Gallagher & 4
Barber
Asswlac Jidee
Benng
Chicago
Wiegal
Grid
Board of General
Smith
Board of General Appraisers
Austin, Michela and Company
de Vries
Catherine C. Weyrich
Pimientoss
Fredes Gotthardt
Plafotg
J J. Buckisy
Washington Town
Kaskel & Kaskel Et al
United
Equity Court records list numerous cases and orders in 1913
A dense path of court actions across Equity Court Nos 1 and 2, and Criminal Court Nos 1 and 2, includes extensions of time to prove, alimony orders, guardianship appointments, sales ratifications, audits, and referrals to auditors. Parties include Manchester, Plavntti, Cornwell Hotel Company receivers, and various attorneys. several criminal judgments and probation orders are recorded alongside market price updates for dairy and produce.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No 1
D Frey
BL Glen
WE Amorose
Eugene ‘Young Petersoa
Roef Mattings
Hgrnard & Tots Thompson
American Security and
Uuat Company
Plaintif
Worthington
Equity Court No 2
Justice Anderson
Sueanns Davis
Fenning Ehlers
Ehlers
Leon Pretzfelder
T Money
Bateman
Shipley Examiner
Plainiff's
All News
Gies
E Ambrose
Eugene Young Welsh Ra Welch
Sul ‘San
Taylor Ve Taylor Attorneys
Tepper X
Gusack
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Salranessre Eivers
Ton Paitic
Alternative Miara
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Wits
New FE
be-Chalmers
American Agricultalue
American Tobacco
Armour and Ee
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Atchison
Wal
Atlantic Coast Line
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Tooklyn
Central of Georgia Central Leather
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Delaware and Hudson Co
Denver and
Rio Grande
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Erie Fen
Missouri
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Iits of Mexico
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Borfok
Western
Orfolk and
Western Co
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Northern Pacific
Oregon
Penn
Louis
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San Fran
Louis Southwestern
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Railway
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Adams Express
American Steel Foundry
Anglo-American Oil
Alaska Gold
Braden
Chicago Subway
Giroux Consolidated
Greene-Cananea
Hollinger
Intercontinental “Rubber Weaee
Kerr Lake
la Rose Consolidated
Coal Sales Co
Mason Valley
Manhattan Transit
Marconi New
Marconi Canadian
Yukon
Unite
Ciszar
United Cigar Stores
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Baltimore Securities
Centens
Az Copper Race
Utah
Tay Trans
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Philadelphia
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United States Treasury
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An Dian Haelfi
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Chicago & North Western
Buet & Tron
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Lon
Delaware & Hodaoo
USELS
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Bey
Denera
Hunti Rande
Distillers Securities
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Goldfield Consolidated
Great Northern
Central
Toity
Interboroush
Interborough
Pia
Inter Harvester
Inter-Marine
International Paper International
Enséa City Southern
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Lenizh Valley
Loutyie & Nashville
Mexican Petroleum
Minnote & Sault St
Misnouri Kansas & Texas
Migsouri Pacific
Rational Biscuit - al National Tead
Nat Rys of
Norfolk & Western
Penneslvania
Pittsburgh
Pirteburab
Pittsburgh Coal
Rose
BOL Ink
Ray Consolidated
Lass
Toth Nool Republic
Ron & Steel
Republic Iron & Steel
Rock Inland Co
Rock Island Ca
Lenle & Man
Lnion Pacifiet
United States Realty
States Rubber
United Wates Steel
United States Steel
Oon
Utah Cowper
Virginie-Carolina Chem
Wabash
Ag Wabash
Wester Union
Westnghouse Weetric
Wheeling & Lake Frie
West
Local Financial
Washington Produce Market
Cleveland
NEW York Grain
Ene
Boone
ORO Cartier
Orner
A . Pindants Altar
Duval
Mary E Murphy
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Eppest
Bowen
Dixon Bros
Washington Utilittse Company
D S Mackall
D Boteler
Nh Hess
Andrew Wilson
Barks
Alvina R_ Scot
Join
Rich
John W la Tourette
Circuit Court NO 1
Clabaugh
National Metropolitan Bank
McMahon
Plalotif
Ral- Stan Siddour & Richardson
D wWilits King
Palmer
Attornes
H Ho Glasen
RB Wiltor
Ro Huldek
Per Cowell
Martha Verdtet
Pictot
Milan & Smith
Brandenburg
Brandenbire
Tyler & Rutherford Vq
Imperial Theater Company
Asimmese
Abany Fer
Weife
George Wooffutt
Aefendants
Attormesa Leckie Con & Kra
Dbelramp Packing
Ompany
Farnehaw & Bre
Attomevs
Clagett
Ulanes
E Firady
Thomas H Tankers
Mandar
Criminal Court NO 1
Jurtice Stafford
Frank Black
Fater
Charles i. Dohinear
Tele
Wans
James Carter
Sears
Atinetes
James F Howart
Seymour Anderetes
Speyre
Taxtor
Leon
Pentten
William Pacer
Carnal Bone Edge
Sillers United States
May
Mercer
Carrington United Statea
Criminal Court NO 2
Justices Gould
William Pettit
Rowbery
United States Va
James Lewis
Lrasit
Atate
Rio
Banton
Cordova
State
Srperre
Eropeeans Ant
Washington Loan & Trust Co. Cor
John Joy Edson
Tock
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
Fail Rtad Corporation Municipal
Lawrence Barnum & Co
F St NW
Washington, D.C
garForeien
Washington & Southern Bank
G Street
J Selwin Tait
Center Warket
Eas
L. L. Perkins
Royal Indemnity Co
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