Trade Volume Heavily Tied to Cotton Goods in Early Oct Trade
New York Oct 19 Bradstreet forecast reports for tomorrow show heavy reorder activity in staple goods led by cotton foods, with strong retail demand supporting broad industrial activity though footwear orders lag. Iron and steel push to meet high prompt-delivery premiums as forging billets and copper hold firm, while grain prices depress farmer sales and domestic flour trade slows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet’s
Bessemer
Chicago
Aquilne
Steel Corporation
Connellsville
West Virginia
Dkomed
United States
Canada
Local stock and commodity activity notes and bank news
A reduced volume of trade marked yesterday's Stock Exchange session with railways showing activity and some dull debt issues. Information lists quotes on Washington Railway and Electric, Mergenthaler Linotype, and Fidelity Storage, plus bank milestones at Commercial National Bank’s second anniversary and new officers at Citizens' Savings Bank. cattle, hogs, and lamb prices are detailed with live animals and beef values noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric Cor
Fidelity Storage Company
Commercial National Bank
Rignald 3
Beall
Washington Title Insurance Company
Moore & Hill, Inc
Citizens’ Savings’Bank
Washington Railway and Electric
Roefolk and
Washington Steambust
Washington Railway
Electeie Common
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Mergendaler
MiteLol] Mining
Valent Trust
Riggs Fire Insurance
Real
Aller Cit
Union Trust
Stoc’s Exchange
Philippine Land Purchase
District of Columbia
Washington Gas Company
Capitol Traction Railroad
Amacoulla and Potomac Gr
City and Suburban Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Metropolitan
Washington Railway and
Electrlc
United States Electric Light
United States Electra Light
Potomac Electric Light
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company Jet
Capital Traction
Washington Raiiway
Elsctria
Washington Raiway
Elentrie
Norfolk Ad
Washington Steamboat
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Cheneneake
Potomac Telephone
Mergenthaler
Trout Company
American Security and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Vinton Trust Company
Washington Loan and Trust
Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Walon Savings Bank
Washington Savings Bank
Fire Incurenes
Arlington
Columbia
Commercial
Gorcoran
Firemen's
Franklin
National Union
People's
Potomac
Tite Insurance Atocks
Columbia Tile
Washington ‘Tke
Southern Publi Service Corporation
Graphophone
Security Storage Company
Washington Market
Bank of England Hikes Discount Rate to Six Percent
London October report notes the Bank of England raised its discount rate to 6 percent marking a rare move since 1899 before the Ing failure. The action follows a renewed American gold demand and shipments expected to Egypt and Canada, with impacts on American securities and settlements next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
Ing
Speyers, Morgans
Sneyers
Egypt
Canada
Quotations from Toledo to Baltimore Markets
Toledo and Baltimore stock quotations list oil, railroad, and Seaboard Air Line shares. North Lima, South Lima and India rail names appear with volumes. Seaboard Air Line common and preferred show no movement on Oct 18 in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Lima
India
Baltimore Railroad
Baltimore, Md
Seaboard Air Line
Washington Produce Market Report Quoted Prices
Egg arrivals steady but heat affects quality. storage goods favored. Butter and cheese steady with mixed quotes. Live poultry and dressed poultry prices vary by grade. vegetables show moderate supply with firm potato and apple prices in New York and Virginia markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
New York State
Jorge
Gogo
Mary Taid Be
Live Stock Market Report from New York Oct 19
The New York live stock market reports mixed results with beaves and steers showing small shifts. Beasts receipts stand at 3751, with good and choice steers steady though the year’s demand remains uneven. Dulls steady, medium cows about 10 cents lower, and steer prices fluctuating amid limited buyer interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stack
Galveston
New Orleans
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Vee Een
Teady
Baltimore
New Yorkness
Philadelph
Jacksonville Brugawick
Newport NewsaRea
Houston
Augusta
Memphis
Steady Ave
Louis— Biendy
Lawdy
Great Britain
Britain
Continent
Japan
France
New York Cotton Market Report Opens Sharp Decline
The New York cotton market opened lower and fell sharply with active months dipping over 26 points at one point. Prices closed down about 19 to 26 points, with about 300000 bales sold as bears pressed the market amid improving south weather and better receipts feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Banteera and Brokers
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Chicago
Bank of England
Werkners
Bedrish
Ianeaa City
United States
St Louis
Minneapolis
Duluth
Argentina
Jongs God
Shorty and Remmisden
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Witie
Perman Weaponsa
Enblea
Activa Bear Pressre
Clos
Baltimore and Ohio earnings rise in September 1908
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co reports September 1908 earnings and expenses compared with September 1905, excluding controlled and affiliated lines. The notice lists totals and ratios, reflecting improved financial figures despite indicated variances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Bse Ge
Penalty for Rebates Hits New York Central Officials
The Washington Post reports Judge Holt fined New York Central Railroad Company and Frederick L. Pomeroy $114 000 for 1904 rebates of 6 cents on sugar shipments to Edgar Earle Detroit brokers. The railroad paid $108 000 and Pomeroy $5 000. The ruling labeled the conduct a grave federal offense, with further indictments and trials pending against the company and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Holt
Ates Clrenit
New York Central Railroad Company
Frederick L. Pomeroy
American Sugar Refining Company
Pomeroy
United States
Herry L. Stimson
Trust
Edgar & Earle, Drobbers
Detroit
Will of Mrs. Judia N Rowzee Leaves Funds to Children
Probate records reveal six Rowzee siblings share about 8000 in residue with two groups of children receiving specific sums. Executors face appointment issues as Edwin Graham named executor may refuse, prompting court to consider a trust company honor. Historical note records deaths by burns and a fall, tying to the will's execution date and hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judia N. Rowzee
Rowzee
Gar Beld Hospital
Charles R. Rowzee
Edwin Charles Graham
Qeaira
Graham
WANTS MORE ALIMONY IN ABBE DIVORCE CASE
Justice Gould ordered Dr Edward W Abbe to show cause October 25 why he should not pay Mrs Lilian J Abbe ten dollars a month alimony, replacing fifteen. The couple divorced February 5 191 and the wife received seventy five dollars monthly for herself and fifty for their child. She earns about one hundred ninety dollars a month and objects to the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian J. Abbe
Justice Gould
District Supreme Court
Edward W. Abbe
Abbe
Perla
Thomas
Willian Trancis Thomas
Booth Mills
N. C
Clabaugh
Gotthard Hoffman
Wie
Brinnie Bodman
Hose
Readings on national needs and public welfare topics
The fragment lists articles and authors on Washington state and national issues. It cites The Outlook, The Nation, and periodicals covering sanitary improvements, Washington’s colored settlement, child labor, and labor administration debates. Names include Hen Winslo, Clinton Ruff, T. W. Buell, and Dr Charles P. Nelll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecohomi
Washington
Sloner H. B
Curtis
Hen Winslo
National Capital
Clinton
Ruff
T. W. Buell
National Se
Charles P. Nelli
Com Missioner of Labor
Annals of
The
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Mobile Relief Thanks From Citizens Committee
A Mobile relief letter to the Treasury describes thanks to the Revenue Cutter Service for aid after a violent storm. It praises Capt. Lieuts. Brockway and Norman and the Winona crew for rescue work and notes the Windom, Capt. Thompson, and officers’ vigilance as essential to reaching those in absolute need along the coast and Salands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
J. FP. Wilson
Mobile Commercial Club
Revenue Cutter Service
Brockway
Norman
Winona
Citizens’ Reef Committee
Hanks
Windom
Thompson
Salands
Plead Not Guilty In Fatal Hospital Case Arraignment
Kate Maxey and Paul Meagher were arraigned in Criminal Court No 1 before Justice Stafford for the alleged unlawful operation that caused Claudia Parrish’s death at Columbia Hospital. Both defendants entered not guilty pleas and remain on bond for trial. trial likely during the current term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Maxey
Paul Meagher
Claudia Parrish
Columbia Hospital
Justice Stafford
Bech
Pleaded for Her Son Mammy Seeks Clemency
Edgar Washington, a fifteen-year-old colored boy, was sentenced to Reform School by Justice Stafford in Criminal Court No. L after conviction of a serious offense. His mother, an aged vari, appealed for clemency, saying she needs his help caring for her invalid husband and other children. She works late and this is the first time he has cost her a five-cent piece, and the judge noted he may be released before age to aid her if he behaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reform School
Edgar Washington
Justice Stafford
Washington
Vari
Stafford
Will leaves entire estate to wife Camilla Birke
Henry Hinke of Cherrydale Alexandria County Virginia former jeweler died yesterday in Probate Court. By his will dated October 27, 1903 he leaves his entire estate to his wife Camilla Birke who is appointed executrix without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hinke
Cherrydale
Alexanara
Camilla Birke
Bink
Prospect Hill transfers and other real estate deeds
Real estate transfers listed by square and place including Prospect Hill McLaughlin subdivision and Mount Pleasant with multiple grantors and grantees. Notable entries include Horatio Taptin trustees to Julius Adams for east half of lot 49 and United States Realty Company transfers in Randle Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Hill
Julius Adams
Lycurgus Adama
McLaughlin
William Q Bohrer
Mary O. Partlow
Mount Pleasant
George W. Bigelow
Blanche Dennett
Iota
Brown
Pleasant Plains
Ane
M Dutton
Semuebunk ‘Realty Company
Johnson Et al
Charles H. Davidson
Jomea B. Graighill
Davidson Et al
W. Harlan
Day Shreve
the Ridge
Joan W. Hell
Lotti Mackall
Frederick O
Hunter
Philip H. Christman
Sieparty A. ‘Lane
Richt
Mey J. Marehell
Ywartzell
Slater
Ingleside
John F. Lynch
Emma R. ‘Tabler
Agnes Miller
Michael J. Keane
Evelyn M. Gee
Hiller
Resilworth Aton W. Mallory
Horatio
Topiln
Warren W. Yenawine
Mallery
Nora H Snyder
Horatio XII Taptin
Thomas J. Dearitt
East Onehalf
Henry Wagner
Joseph L Harmon
William J Wolters
Bertha Cablenzer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Local Financial
Liverpool
Morrow
Nvtion
Mitchell Mining
Bank and Trust Company
Chicago Grain
Gil Quotations
Wopa
New York Central
Wogi Mogt Rakes
Wtall
Fox
Jndza Holt
Ntil
Nathan &. Guildford
Guildford
Callen
C. Vale
N.Y. Rearick
the Commonwealth of Pennsslvania
Northern Assurance Company of Landen
Appellant
Court of Appeals
Seth Shepard
Louis H. McComas
Charles Hi. Robb
Gros Ve Norment
J. J. Hamilton
T. J. Mackay
Pickford
Va. Talbott
Messra
Samuel Maddox
H. H. Davis
John Ridout
W. M. Bllison
Columbia National Land Dredging Co
St al
Morton Et al
Exoch Harper
J. H. Hayden
District of
Calniablava
Mattingly
Supreme Court
Equity Court NO
Clabsugt
Cally
Cahill
Nelligan
Emmortel
Molloy
O’brien
Hollman
White
Weat Ve. Marshall
Lancaster Va
Lancaster
Reott
Putnam
Jenye
American Security and Trust Co
Chew
Vorres Va
James
Coats
Justin Gould
Albinson
Henrietta M
Young
Kani
Tobriner
Teen Tobriner
Great Falls
Gl Dominion Railroad Company
Ament
Reidy Ve
Gavin
M. N. Richardson
Albert Biller
Pétt
Hand
Briscoe Va
Circuit Court NO
Justice Weight
Barsett
Masters
Ve ‘Taylor
Cmcoit
Justice Anderson
Short Va
Herre Et al
Hellestine
Wyle Company
Riley
Dygon
W.T. Walker Fur Company
Green Va
Meintire
Kilan Kate Hills
Paul Menger
Teave Te Ole Demurrer
Ton Daye
Sarah Bouvinne
John R. McLean
Unite States
John Popking
Criminal Court NO
Justice Barnard
Justica Gould
Jutla N. Rowsen
Samuel . Haller
Peter Yferbachen
United States Supreme Court
Wills Children
Edward H. Abbe
Peckham Cage
Frederick A. Peckham
Moses Haas
Edwin 9. Holmes, Jr
Department of Agriculture
Henry EB. Davis
Edgar D. Starbuck
Wrew
Blackmer
Peckham
Incorporate Exposition Company
Philippine Exposition Company
William Alexander Sutherland
Lemuel G. Wherry
Thomas W. Smith
Robert N. Harper
Fred Sergent
Norfolk
James Ex
Gulf City
Miss Parrish
John Serter
the Elgin
Wigin
Dadway
Ead
Luc
Wat
Hess
N. Hess’ Sons
J. & W. Eiseman
7Th St
J. & W. Eisema
Crossett
Bradfield
Warner
Aed
Reading
A Geng
Aires
Ila
Maurer
Nate
NFRA
Mey Philadet Phi
Riga
Iari
Mer
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