Stocks Slump As Speculators Waver Ahead Of Valley Decline
New York November 28 stocks weaken with declines near four points in active issues. United States Steel Union Pacific and Reading dominate activity while Lehigh Valley drops later in session. A Fitt interview from St Paul weighs on railroad earnings amid weak wheat prospects and broad economic unease. Money on call easy, six months finance dull, mercantile rates steady, and government bonds steady.
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Steel
Union Pacific
Reading
Lehigh Valley
New York
United States Steel
Chairan
James J. Fitt
Fiyeat Northern Railway
St. Paul
Er Tailroad Wuilder
Prime Mercantile
Washington Customs Aps
Potomac Electric
Whington Rwynal Tlee
Washington Gag
Washington
Tori
Bachates
Treasury
Latin Trust
Res
National Metropoltan’ Bank
Jokt
Stidiard Ailver Dorters
Georg Town
Bartonsl Bank
Ti Capital Traction Co
VL Ve
Anacostia and Polom
Roe City
Columbia
Awaling
Columbia Fy Metro
Potomac Eyes Power Con. Mort
Potomac Slee. Power Co
George Low
Greene-Cananea Vonner
Stoo American
National
So Ny
Jumbin
Ous
Ee Farmers
Steen Te Lincolnsia
York
Metropoltan
American Steel Fdr
Ameran Steel Fay
Admia E Press
Amerte
Ebacce
CK Trader Age i American
Trus Jiraden
National Savings and Trust Putte Coalition
Cuion Trust
Caapany
Chicago Subway
Aig Wastlron Li
Trent
Chinn ” i Unitedates Trust Cr
Ravn Hhe
Trent Consuke Home Savings Bank
Greene-Crnan
Tk & Afpchanics
Sass Ban
Inspiration
Triton Ba
Hunber
la Jose
Washington Savings Bank
Val Jue
Uny Provident Savings Bank
Uns
Ass Arington
Spisring Lines
Conitiere
Consol
Corm
Aia
Fhrermu
MG Franklin
Potumay
Columbia Ti
Washington Pitle Metuareous
Emerson Steam Pump Co
Yoo
Diraphophone
Serurity Brora
Taphophone
NEW York Grain
Bates
Attany
Aris-Chalmers
Kansas City Southern
Laclede Gas
Amenteart
Louisville
Walt
S. St. M
Pfol.l
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Joe Seruffitea
Missouri Pacific
American Locomnilte
Ational Biguult
Claity
PIA
New York Central
Ont
Wesern
Norfolk and Western
American Tobacco
American Woolen
Northern Pacific
Anaconda Mining Co
Pacific Mail
Atchison
Pachic Tel
coolAthlaon
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast Line
People' Gas
Baltimore and Ohio
Pitts
At. Louis
Bethlehem Steel
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Pliteburg Coal
Canadian Pacific
Bota Az
Central Leather
Adesha
Uti
Central of
Great Western
Rock Island
Chicago and
North Western
St. EB
Chicago, MI
St. Fea
St Louis
Uthwestern
Sud
Louta
Ez Bo
St. Louis
Southwestern Pi
Sloss-Shef. Steel and Iron
Colorado Souther
Southern Pacificit
Consolidated Gas
Besa
Southern Railway
Netaware
Hudson i
Tennessee Copper
Denver and
Rio Grande
Texas and Pacific
Asaat
Toledo
West
Tol
St. Lb
Teris
Union Pactic
Aitstab
Season Pacific
Erie
United States Realty
General Flectric
United States
United States ‘Steel
AON
Great Northern Pfa
Great Northern
Litdd
Central Hall
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Laterborousg Mat
rborough-Met
Vland
Western Mai
Luditater
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Wheeling
Hible Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicate Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Wheat and cattle prices drift on New York and Baltimore markets
Wheat futures steady as spot markets show mixed demand while corn and oats move marginally. Copper, iron, and other metals gather little activity amid subdued futures. cattle and hog markets edge higher in Baltimore and Chicago with steady to firm shifts in prices for steers, cows, and calves.
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New York
London
Custom House
TRON
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
Coundry Northip
Yeale
Siri
Chicago
Elea
Baltimore
Heey
Lambe
Supreme Court Daily Docket Summary of Justices and Cases
The record lists the Supreme Court with Justices Harlan Holmes McKenna Hughes Day and others, detailing numerous appeals, errors, and judgments across U.S. territories and states. It includes cases from Massachusetts to the Philippines, Louisiana to Tennessee, with opinions by Justices Hughes, Lurten, Day, and others, noting affirmations, reversals, dismissals, and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Lay
Hugher
T. Simpson
Glen Carlin
L. Wallace Dempsey
Lockport
4. Ruele
San Francisco
Cal
Paul W. Chase
Halledale
Mich
J. M. Thompson
Caldwell
Idaho
J. Blocker Thornton
Mobile
Ala
Tan
Hooker
St. Louie
Plantic No
Eagle Mining and Improvement Company
Appellant
Mary R. Hamlin
Supreme Court of the
Territory of New Mexico
Justice Hughes
United States
Frank WH Mason
Circuit Court of the United States
District of Massachusetts
Lacing Almeida Chantangoo
Enrique Lete
Eduardo Abaroa
Supreme Court of the Philippine Islands
Coats
Lurlos
United States of America
Mattie McC. Hing
Alexander Porter Morse
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Juigment
Ubin Court
Justice Lurten
Charles Richardson
McCheanay
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Curt of Appeals
Kentucsm
Sa. W
Hautan
T. F. McGourin
Robert Gallagher
McGourin
Arkansas Southern Railway Company Et
Louisiana and Arkansasailway Company
Supreme Court of the State of Louisiana
Justine Tulines
John B. Fisher
City of
New Orleans
Supreme Court of the State of
Louisiana
Western Union Telegraph Company
Commercial Milling Company
Supreme Court of the State
Michigan
Justie Helmes
Tar Moore Printing Typewriter
Comany Et al
National Savings and Trust Company Et Ale
Court of Appenlé
Juetive Mckenna
Montewuna Canal Company
Smithville Canal Carapaeny
Territory of
Artcona
Deeres
Fits Court
Tutdoo
Maria Roura
Juana Rowra
Government of the Philippine Islanda
Justice White
Della Meritt Et al
Plaiatina
M. d. Wesley
Reasurer, &c
Supreme Court of the Rule of California
Justice Wuhfte
J. Harvey Laden
Tennessee Copper Company
Circuit Court
District of
Tennessee
Harlan
George Peabody Wetmore
Effeast Court of the United States
Eastern District of Tennessee
Robert A. Hope
Arthur Herbert
The
Court of Claims
National Bank of Commerce of Seattle
Seattle National Bank
BR. E
Dowale
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ninth Circuit
District Court of the United States
District of Washington
Cincinnnati, Indianapolis
Western Hallway Company
Cedar Rap'ds Gas Light Company
Cedar
Wall Street Decline Driven by Hill Interview and Market Manipulation
Nine of ten traders blamed the day’s drop on James J. Hill’s interview, which echoed longstanding concerns about extravagance and regulation. The market lacked bullish support and big short interest, with Lehigh Valley, dubbed Levi, tumbling from 186 to 187. London settlement troubles and sparse London activity further pressured prices as General Cotton Securities elected new officers at Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh
New York
Philadelphia
Badonren
Lehigh Valley
Beligh
Gota
Pranc
Suvernenint
Trier
Pes
Gisu. Com
Washington Post
James J. Hill
Hill
Air. Hill
Mr. Hill
Bull Party
Wall Street
Publc
Sup
Levi
General Cotton Securities Company
Ai Broadway
New York City
John Kays Hammond
D. B. Atherton
J.D. Campbell
Financial markets report brisk trading and mixed prices
Local financial notes show active months with bullion demand and steady Washington exchange activity. Trading News cites December prices easing from prior week, low bid asks on trac tions, and notable sales of Mergenthaler and Lanston while Washington Gas bonds list on exchange for when issued delivery December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wyssweek
OLX Snatgs Dfouenec
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Eeven
District National
Metropolitan
Bank
Hst
New Washington Gas Company
New York Produce Market Reports Late November Prices
New York market notes show butter and cheese steady with creamery and state classifications. Eggs firm with mixed regional quotes, pork and beef steady, flour and cornmeal firm, oils and cotton futures listed with prices and near-term movements.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Middle West
South America
Southeast
Doren
Rch
Law
Steady
Wascovado
Tong Island
Jersey
Eastern Shore
Liverpool
Virginia
Chicago Grain Markets See Wheat Supplies Surplus
Chicago reports world wheat stocks about ten percent above remaining year needs offsetting smaller shipments and U S supplies. Wheat futures steady with May unchanged and other months up or down slightly as prices show minor shifts for December and later months. Also notes mixed changes in corn oats and provisions with various regional price quotes and balances.
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Chicago
United States
District Court and Equity Dockets Across Several Courts
District and circuit courts hear cases from United States v. late 1 and 2 on square 180 to probate and real estate transfers in Northwest DC. Entries include equity court actions, bankruptcies, criminal trials, and detailed attorney assignments with dates and bonds.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO
Justice Stafford
Burns
Tucker, Kenyon & Macfarland
J. Colbert
Panneil
Criminal Court NO. 1
Justice Wright
United States
Harvey M. Lewis
James N. Huston
Everett Dufour
Davis
Ittings
Weaver
Syme & Sullivan
Clabaugh
John Gant
J. Mel. Carrington
William Johnson
HW. Walker
Gaiety
J. A. Hasby- Smith
H. A. Burton
George W. Green
J. A. O'Zhen Riment
Toda
Andrew Lee
Ross Wise
Probath Court
Justice Gould
I. Hammargren
Fistafe
Mary
F P. Keller
Burton
Macafee
Marty E. Weekes
Tanny H. Weeks
J. W. Davlige
William F. Powell
Cat
John Hanson
J. A. Maedel Metate
Electus A. Pratt
Sarah L. Pratt
S.C. Peele
John WW
Leed
George R. Lard
Vond
G. PF. McGlve
George Crook
Marfa J. Drum
Boad
Altornays
Tal Ferming
J. W. Parker
James Rorkwall, Jr
Charles HK. Rockwell
District Court
United States Va
Square
Bel
Libellant
C. R. Wilson
Property transfers in Manor Park and surrounding areas
Listings show transfers in Manor Park and adjacent neighborhoods including additions to blocks 22 and 1280, and parcels in Hilldrook and Congress Heights. Notable deeds include Emerick to Minma and Barnard trustees to Lizzie Waters, with several lots and squares specified and prices around 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B.cwood
Frederick W
Caroline G. Loetsch
Manor Park
Atheriae
B. Emerick
Martin L
William
Minma
Hilldrook
Otway B. Zantzinger
Richard
Hudson
Somme
Hudson Et
Margaret C. Lowry
Park
Hampton Park
Deeds of Trusts Recorded Across Several Districts
A compilation of deeds of trust covers properties in Square 1061, Square 1047, Columbia Heights, Ingleside, and Mount Pleasant. Entries name numerous grantors and trustees, detailing secured sums from $475 to $200,000, terms from 1 to 60 months, and interest rates from 1 to 6 percent, with parcels described by square numbers and lot designations. Multiple lenders include American Security and Trust Company, Washington Loan and Trust Company, and local trustees, reflecting active secured financing across neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nurfen
Chapin Brown
Charles Schafer
Wile Termine House
Martha E. Storkert
H. KR. Hawerstein
Red W. Reeves
Arthur F. Wood
Ray Reynolds
Tf. J. Gorgon
TE. Heater
R. Gordon
J. KR. Liskey
M.D. Miller
W. Liskey
Gilbert C. G
Davies
George Easterday
E. H. Wine
Ed Marta
Colonial Company
Blir
Lf. Squere
Columbia Heiats
Miten Manta Et Ax
Peyser API
W. Carr
Richard A. Curtin
Blucs
Columbia Heights
Charley W. Knight
W. Taylor Birch
Alvin G. Belt
Franklin Insurance Company
Int Tan
Ingleside
Frederick Cushman
Wi Wilian
Garnett A. Smush
Francia
Anne
Green
Daniel D. Mucahy
William T. Willett
F. Brennan
Sears
Joseph
Miller Et Ux
Rubinson White
Andrew D. Leffler
Richard H. Wadson
Philip S. Warren
Mary E. Slettery
Vir
John J
Francis Saul
James F. Shea
Robert Howard É& Ux
Howard
Gott
Kirk Holmes
Municipal Building Company
George W. Brown
Wiliam Ker
William A. Jamson
Charles J. Keprier
Thomas M. Gale
George E. Hamilton
Newlanda Company
Emily 'P. Bryan
Air
John B. Larser
John A. Hamilton
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plain
Gomay
Miller
Miller Et Ar
William A. Redmond
Washington Loan and Treat Company
W. Smith
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J. J. Hilvs
TALK
BIG Factor
Yoy
Aette
Nestle
Pheas
Midwearern
Louk
Nouthwestern
Dibber Ds
Boston
Atlandle
Butta Coalition
Centennial Ten
Copper Range Consolidated Co
Hast Butte
Franklin Utrow
Fhanby Courolidacad
Greene-Vanaara Mohanke
Art
Ette Shannon
Alan Copper Co
Nake
United States Treasury
Mai
L. L, Perkins We
Cirete
Annie Snyder
Indian Protective Association
Hugh H. Gordon
Benjamin Miller
Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia
George Mengel
Dlanche Mengel
P. A. Wilkes
É&C
Leila A. Jones
Fourth Circuit
PF. Swift Et al
Lester M, David
Ti M. Herr
Tweedle Trading Company
Second Circuit
P. Galiigen, Warden
Frank Wayne
Friend Et al
James Talcott
Seventh Circuit
Wiliam Dreier
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Northern District of California
Wickersham
Christopher C. Wilson
Mariano
Sena
Err
American Turquoise Company
Partion
George W. Wickershaw
Cnunsel
Onginal
Ee Parte
Walter J. Uregers
Worthington
Eithdray
Frederick A. Hye Et al
Court of Angeals
A.worthington
Jormey General Wickersham
Orlgingel
Mallory Steamshin Company
Mortion
Teave
Prohibition
Everett Pp. Wheeler
Rederick M
Nelliiuner
Brown
Amanda C. Faster
Petitianer
Laciana J
H. A. Hradford
George . Hoover
Willan EK
Borah
Sovrinos de Urquiaga
Ieava
Frederi
TD. McKenney
Francis H. Dexter
Stuart Lindsley
Natural Carbone Gas Company
New York Carbone Avid Gas Company
Frederic . McKenney
Edgar J. Brack
Indiana
James Bingham
Ricardo Aguado
Nenila
H.W. van Dyke
San Juan Light and Transit Company
Maya Plas
Porto Rico
Katchador M. Tarpenien
William Williams
United States Commissioned of Immigration, &c
of the
Connecticut
Dteniss
Hugh BI. Alcorn
I. Henry Harris
Athanani Nicola
Enda
Lan C. Hacker
Tyeon $. Dinos
Ralph W. Breckenridge
Aquidailion
NEW York Stock Market
Local Financial
Washington Gas
Atock
Peac
Fter
Merch
Positinny
Mdly
Galveston
Moblie
Savannah
Quietleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Pensacola
Port Arthur
Jacksonville
Houston
Algusta
St .Louis
Cincinnati
Great Britain
France
Continent
Porte
Chicago Grain
Chin
City
Lima
Constantine J. Smyth
Edward P. Smith
William Hendriz
J. G Dudley
National Metropolitan Bank
Hines
Carr, Peyser & Taylor
Taylor Vs. Ruppert
Plaintif
C. W. Clagett
J. A. Toomey
Keeler
Keefer
Platottf
L. C. Williamson
Cooke
Platotiffs
Gordon & Gordon
Bazzle
J. A. Gordiner
M. Fulton
J. A. Gardiner
Leckie
Fulton & Cox
Kengler
A. C. Wella
J. H. Gordon
J. U. Gardiner
Justice Anderson
Wescott & Story
Laurence
Gardishee
Wiliam Stone Abert
Jennings
Gertman
Jones Va
Continental Jewels Filtration Company
B. T. Doyle
J. H. Heyden
Towner Vs. Saunders
Kappier & Merillat
Kayden
Circuit Court No. 2
Bernard
Kemp
Newmyer
McKenney
Rogers
Mat Uuely & Gardner
Darlington
Gardner Vs
Chesapeaks Beach Railway Company
Mather & Hopewell
McKennney & Flannery
Levitos Vs
Terminal Taxicab Company
Lambert @ Yeatman
Douglas & Baker
Tonkin
Asbury
Alward Montagues
Moriarty
Axman
Neubeck—Minor & Golds- Hensley
Robson & Coalvin Hamilton
Payne
Capital Traction Company
Shreve
M. N. Richardson
Ross Perry & Sons
G. T. Dunlop
Blackburne
Attorness
Sullivan—Perry & Son
Dunlop
Jolly Ya. Adame
Lambert— Darlington
Jusiles Stafford
Abraham Marks
Dighaugh
New York Avenue
Edward D. Casto
Richard B. Athes_w
Tinean
Piaiiti T. Doyle
Crane Iron Works
S. Interstate Commerce Commission
Mandamus
Pininillf
C. I. Digan
Ketcham & Carmodr
Catherine Lo Entorer
Frederick G. Calvert
Jessie F
Plaintff
KR. P.ans
Jamen D. Hobbs
Robert G. Henry
H. Golden Veraldgon
Wesley Heights
Caroline V. McBilgin
William E. Vera
Chevy Chase
Fulton R. Gordon
R Street
Clarence Barnard
Adelbert
Anna L. Potter
Pinehurst
Robinson White
W.B. Hibbs & Coo
Washingon
Board of Trade
Hibbs
N. W. Halsey & Co
Bankers
Wall St
Fielding Simmons
Toronto
20Th and Pats
West Virginia
Swisher Bros Oil and Gasco
Charleston
W.a
Arthur P. Rainey
Star Building
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Washington Cattle Market
Tre
Riggs National Bank Pa. Ave
U. S. Treasury
Grae
Ule Royy Johnston
Marhom A
Frank the
Ik Brown
C. Wheeler & Co
Western
14Th
F Streets
Norman W. Peters & Co
Consolidated Stock Exchange
W. R. Merriam Colorado Building
National Savings and Trust Company
15Th and
N. Y. Avenue
Forty-Fourth
Yea
Co-Operative Building Association
Loualteble
Tagny
Sittares