Wall Street Holds Steady Amid Market Narrowness
The Washington Post reports a quiet week in the stock market with little change in prices and limited major news. Vanderlip’s Washington address emphasized strong prosperity, gold production, and large crops, while warning against overconfidence and potential speculative fever that could trigger a temporary price dip. Global money rates rose, with London Berlin and Paris seeing higher rates, and a shift in Wall Street sentiment noted toward tighter money and continued strong financial activity. The piece predicts possible treasury actions and notes foreign markets tightening to protect money supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Great Northern Railway Company
Vanderlip
Washington
Wall Street Commission
Wall Street
Financial District
Bank of England
London
Berlin
Paris
Russia
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Congress
Panama
Agnew
Stone & Poole
Pa. Ave
O'donnell’s
F St Nw
M Sts
Tobacco Prices Firm Amid Early Delivery Prospects
Danville Virginia Oct 15 Special to The Washington Post reports tobacco market action with rising prices on low grade leaf and logs while medium grades sell lower. Early delivery expected as South Carolina and Eastern North Carolina crops move. large buyers like Galligher of Belfast Ireland active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Danville
South Carolina
North Carolina
Galligher
Belfast
Ireland
Danville Tobacco
South Sefton
Act
Durham
N. C
Attorney General sues Cleveland bank over corporate rights
Ohio Attorney General Wayde H. His filed quo warranto in Circuit Court against Indemnity Savings and Loan Company of Cleveland, alleging surrender of corporate rights. The August 1 inspection found the bank unsound. December 31, 1944 assets were 1,486,482 with 682,604 deposits and 765,196 capital stock. President H. R. Sanborn. Bank to close at noon Saturdays. no run occurred. Attorney M. A. T. Brewer said depositors may be paid in full, stockholders may lose up to 10 percent. bank claims solvency and no law violated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Attorney General
Cleveland Institution
Cleveland
Ohio
Geneeral Wayde H. His
Indemnity Savings and Loan Company
H. R. Sanborn
M. A. T. Brewer
Insurance Fraud Charged In Maryland Petition Against Mutual Reserve
A petition alleging legal and fraudulent methods of doing business has been filed with Maryland insurance commissioner Frank I. Duncan on behalf of the late Dr. Elias Price. It seeks to bar the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company of New York from Maryland operations. The petition notes the company as successor to the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association, whose license was revoked by Commissioner Lloyd Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frank I. Duncan
Elias 3. Price
Barrett & Merr Yiman
Mutual Reserve Sife Insurance Company of
New York
Maryland
Insurance Commissioner
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of New York
Lloyd Wilkinson
Fort Wayne Loses Derots and Chicago River widening upheld
Springfield Ill Oct 15 The Supreme Court of Illinois sustains the sanitary district of Chicago power to condemn land under the sanitary district act to deepen and widen the Chicago River channel. The decision affirms a jury verdict of 1 389 940 as compensation to Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad for condemned property tied to railway depots.
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Chicago
Springfield
Ill
Sanitary District of
Sanitary District Act
Chicago River
Supreme Court of Hanors
Supreme Court
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company
Cook County Circuit Court
Sanitary District
Thepreme
Railway Company
Railroad Company
Defalcation Alleged In Glass Firm Missing January Jonas
August Jonas, a noted Glass maker from Kittanning Pennsylvania, is the subject of a nationwide police circular seeking his arrest. He disappeared two weeks ago and faces two charges including false bankruptcy testimony and misappropriating 30 000 dollars from a company he helped lead. Authorities estimate the loss may reach 60 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Jonas
Bas
Kittaning
Pittsburg
Alexander Wallace
Jonas
Tobacco Exposition Set for New York City Week
An industrial tobacco exposition will open at Grand Central Palace on October 23 for a week. The display will feature tobacco plants cured leaves manufactured tobacco and related items with smoking concerts and a ladies day. A fifteen-voice Richmond Va troupe will perform Negro melodies and songs. Meetings of tobacco manufacturers and dealers will establish a national allied trade association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Grand Central Palace
Richmond
Independent
Tobacco Mafacturers’ Association of the
United States
Retail Cigar and Tobacco Dealers of
National
Allied Tobacco Industrial Trades Association
Adams
Expreas
Taseee Panier Amalgamated Copper
Fonericas Car
Car and Foundry Ltd
A Amerie Hide and Ratier Pra
Nan Joe Securities
Emering and Refining
Ameringa & and It
Isi Easake Seens
American Sugar Refaing
Ausconda Mining Co
Am. Tobacco
Atchison
Atebigon Pd
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid
Central of
New Jersey
Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Chicago and
Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago and Northweater
Chicago
Mil
St. P
Chicago T. and
T. Pfdc
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Jorado
Southern
Delaware
Del
Lack, and
West
Denver
Rio G
Erie
Eriest
al Erie
Hocking Valley
Miineig Central
Ig International Paper
Ay International
Ions Central
Kansas City Southern
Louisville
Nashville
Manhattan
Parade Metropolitan Securities
BOI Metropolitan Street Bay Mexican Central
Minn
and &J. Louis
Wy x
Norfolk
Republic
Republic Steel
Ode Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co
Sheffield Steel
St. L
San
St. Louis Southwestern
St L. Southwestern
Nates
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
St. L and
Union Pacific
United States Express
United States Realty
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Carolina Chemical
Carolina Chem
Werbash
Akmsari
Wabash
Court Grants Right to Stockholder to Inspect Amalgamated Copper Books
New York October 15 Justice Dowling in the Supreme Court issued a writ of mandamus directing Amalgamated Copper Company to allow Joseph Fennelly to inspect its books and extract records to obtain a list of stockholders. Fennelly owns two shares. the court ruled his right to inspect is valid despite his small holding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Copper Company
New York
Joseph Fennelly
Justice Dowling
Supreme Court
Amalgamated Copper Company
New Jersey
Fennelly
Defaulter Berry Arrested in Tampa Under Alias
G Raymond Berry formerly on Marion South Carolina school board, living in Tampa under the alias R W McIntyre, was arrested on embezzlement charges after a year’s residence. he denies guilt and has a wife, three children, and a brother in Bar tow Florida. Special to The Washington Post. The Standard Oil Co reports October pipeline runs in Kansas and Indian Territory averaging 50,000 barrels daily, with 10,000 barrels daily sent to no refinery and the rest stored. oil firms plan to raise territory prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Tampa
Fla
G. Raymond Berry
Marion
S C
Berry
R. W. McIntyre
Bartow
Washington Post
Topeka
Kans
Standard Oil Company
Kansas
Indian Territory
Standard
New York Cotton Market Opens With Mild Decline
The New York cotton market opened easy with prices nearly unchanged to down two points amid warm weather fears and a Northwest cold-wave forecast. By mid-morning reports suggested Southern surges were limited and covering weekends left the market about 3.4 points higher on average, with January around 8.77. Also noted were Swift & Company beef quote in Washington for the week ending Saturday at about 55 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hipbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Brook Exchange
Chicago Board of Ie
New York
Bourke
Swift & Company
Washington, D
SATURDAY'S MARKET QUOTATIONS Washington Oct 14 1905
New York stock quotes and commodity prices show Butter Eggs Flour Hides Wool and Cattle all steady to firm with receipts and regional variations noted. Steel metals copper tin lead and other items listed with ranges and regional commentary on demand and prices.
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New York
Zichense
Expotta
Minnesota
Galveston
California
Texas
City Extra India
Philadephia
Baltimore
Japan
New Orleans
Rio
Cordova
Chicago
Sint Tocge
Salen
B.ogg Penne
New York Grain Report Shows Mixed Prices and Steady Wheat
New York market notes rye dullness for No 2 Western around 6 4, barley steady with feeds around 29% and 43 56 on malting. Wheat sees a moderate rise on support orders and light Northwest receipts as May advances. corn receipts 9 676 bushels with No 2 at elevator levels, further pricing details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buffalo
C. I
Duluth
Manitoba
B. Aflont
Nia
Baltimore
International Banking Corpora tion letters of credit arranged
Banks can arrange to draw direct on the principal cities of the world through the International Banking Corporation's numerous correspondents. Rates mailed daily from New York. Arrangements can be made whereby banks can issue their own Letters of Credit through this bank. These are furnished with the issuing bank's name printed at the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Banking Corporation
New York
Washington Loan & Trust Co. detailed services offered
Washington Loan Trust Co lists paid in capital and surplus, real estate management, and fiduciary duties. It promotes loans on real estate or collateral, monthly interest on deposits, burglar vaults, and trustee roles. Company offices noted with executive names and address fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Baker
Etzerott
Inters
M. Yore & Sons
Harrison-Browning Co
St. Nw
A. BE. Hoon
REED
Corcoran
5Th St. Nw
J. Fisher & CO
Thos
Weekes Incorporated
D. C
F. H. Smith CO
Bend Bldg
Ave
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Ofpich Cor
STH
F Sts
Trustes
Real Eatate
John Joy Edson
Pa A. Swopresident
District of Columbia Notice of Street Work and Hearings
The Commissioners of the District of Columbia announce proposed improvements including new curbs and cement sidewalks on Sixteenth Street and Q Street along with other sidewalk and alley works. Hearings are set for November 1, 1905 at 11 a.m. in the District Building to object or discuss assessments funding the projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners OF the
District of Columbia
Washington, D. C
Instrict of Columbia
Sixteenth Street
H Street
M Street
Q@ street
Fourteenth Street
Q Street Nw
Seventeenth Street
Q Street
Seaton Street
Capitol Street
First Street
Bloomingdale
R Street Nn
Twenty-second Street
Florida Avenue
Kalorama
Wisconsin Avenue Nn
Woodley Road
Milwaukee Street
Oak View
Wisconsin Avenue
M Street Se
Third Street
Fourth Street
North Capitol Street
T Street
W Street
Thirty-fifth Street
Burleith
Westreet
Brightwood Avenue
Chesarpeake Street
Flint Street
Brightwood Park
Clock & Kalorama
Sowers & Mattingly
Whitney and Lydecker Avenues
Ingleside
University Park
Henry B . Macfarland
Henry L. West
John Biddle
Commissioners of
Supreme Court of the
District Court of the United
United States Courthouse
City Hall
United States Marshal
Second
L Street
Baker
Georgeh W’. Moss
George Spranby
J. R. Young
J. W. Latimer
A. Leftwich Sinclair
Office OF the Commissioners OF the
Beatty & Hawkins
Georgetown
R Street
Henry B
Mac
Farland
John ‘Tb
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Mariner
Great Northern
Great Northern Railway
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Union Pacific Company
Northern Pacific
Stock Exchange
Daniel F. Liogg
Mutual Reserve Company
Fort Wayne
Amalgamated Books
Kansas Oil
NEW York Stock Market
W. B. Wibbs & Co
Co Board of Trade
Washinton Bi Stoc Exchange
Washington Cattle Market
NEW York Grain
Edward J. Stellwagen
George Eb, Fleming
Edson B.olds
Internateonal Banking Corporation
Washington Branch
Y. Ave
American Express CO
Traders National Bank
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Warnes Building
FY Street
Lewis Johnson & Co
N.W
Bere
N. W
U. S
Atlantic Coast Line A. A
St. Louis
Iron Min
WM. A. Read & CO
Thera of
Boston Stock Exchanges
F Street N. W
Spence Tel
Ioniua
Ground Fleet Co
Fst
Francis H. Smith
Alvin M. Lathrop
B. Quincy Smith
John B. Bleman, Jr
G. 0. Waiton
Savings Aguornegrate’ 390 Union Savings Bank, Bond Bldg
Math & N.Y. Ave
Halle & Stieglitz, Bankers and Brokers
Broad St
Mammhary
Exchangea
Hunter Doll
Jenk
Lynn, Wall & Co
Adams Building
George J. Easterday
Washington Stock
G Street
Heiskell & McLeran
Surety Loan Company
Warder
Mutual Boat and Trust
Ofward
Bullying and Loans Association
Eatch
District of Columbia and
Margreel Estate
Collins-Guerry CO. (Inc
Gar
Roberne B Bradley
Walter H. Acker
Moore & Heil, &c
14Th St
Sage
A. x Co., Inc
Cortin FS
N. Y. Ave
Renal Estate
Frank T. Rawlings
Fa. Ave
Artington Fire Insurance Company
J. H. Bradley Company, Inc
WM. H. Saunders & CO
Tyler & Rutherford (Incorporated
F St. Nw
Stone” & Fairfax
F Nw
People’s Savings Bank
14Th St. Aw
Paia
Saar Ilding
D Sts NW
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
Ashington
Navy Yard
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Navy Pay Office
Bureau
Tt. B Harris
Klearlati
Rausr ° CO
Commercial Bank Building
Rational Loan and Investment Co
Metropolitan Loan & Trust Co
E Street N. W
Riggs Wien
U.S. Treasury
THE
Sunday Post
Capital Loan Co
Genvenisady
Potomac Guarantee Loan CO
Atlantic Genuine
Inrgoet
Tolman
Bouw Sos Corcoran Bldg
City of Washington
Thomas W. Stubblefield
Schmidt's Bird Store
WYK
J. In. Wilson
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