Prices On Dead Level Tobacco Troubles A Factor
New York markets opened with prices at a dead level amid steady speculation about the American Tobacco reorganization. Union Pacific and Republic Steel showed weakness while Canadian Pacific rose on improving earnings. American Cotton Oil declined to new lows before a late rally. bonds like American Tobacco were bought heavily as investors awaited clarity on the tobacco plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcor
Trust
Republic Steel
Canadian Pacific
New York
Wall Street
Weato
Union Pacific
Ymal
Atchison
Trading on Washington Exchange Shows Steady Demand for Bonds
Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange yesterday featured even distribution and renewed broker interest, with public utility bonds in good demand and all current offerings absorbed. Bond sales totaled 10,000 in value. Washington Gas, Capital Traction and other issuers traded in small lots and strong bids appeared for options on Washington Railway and Electric. Mergenthaler and Lanston shares fluctuated. Lincoln National Bank gold last seen at 150. A complaint involving National Training School for Boys will be reviewed with local chamber officials. Reserve agent approval granted for Merchants National Bank of Montgomery. First National Bank of Porto Rico liquidation noted. Nathan B. Scott of United States Trust Company named to American Surety Company board.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Gas Ba
Capital Traction Se
Columbig Hallway
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler
Pelnt
Lanston
Lincoln National Bank
United States
Treasury
Ailver
Tomomphon Cevveesecever
National Bank
Searee
Allis-Chalmers
Seeee
Amalgamated Copper
BAM
Kansas City Southern
Iimo
American Agricultural. As
Kansan City
Lehigh Valley
Louisville
Nashville
Am. Car and Foundry
Minn
St. P
Kang
Tex
Veresss
National Biscuit
American Steel Foundries
New York
Nat'l Rye of
Mexico
N. Y
Norfolk and Western
Ontario and Western
American Tel
American Tobacco
North American
American ‘Wooler
Northern Pacific
Anaconda Mining Co
Pacific Mall
Atchison
Pacific Tel
Aitchison
Pennsylvania Jury
Republic
Chicago and Alton
Republic Stel
Chicago
Rockslead Co
Chicago Great West
Rock Island Co
Northwestern
St. 2
San Fren
At. Paul
St. Louis Southwestern
St Louis
Wee KO
Southern Railway
Cormin
Delaware and Hudson
Tennessee Copper
Denver and
Rico Grand
Texan and Pacific
Denver
Rio Grande
Toledo
St. L
West
OtatiMers
St. T
Weat
Erie
Union Pacific
United States Realty
General Electric
United States Rubber
Goldfeld Con
United States Steel
Great Northern
United
Bialen
Pet
Great Northern Orectia
Timols Central
Viretator
Carolina ‘Chemical
Interborough-Met
Seenene Wabash
Afeaeee
Hibbs Building
Boston Closing Prices and Market Rates Summary
Financial notes from Boston report City and New York market figures including credit balances, shipments, and Lima values. Money on call remains steady around 2 percent with banker rates near 4.84 for 60 days and 4.89 for demand, mercantile paper at 4 to 4.5 percent, and government and railroad bonds listed as steady.
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New York
Jonna Ensier
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Orm
Livestock market report from Chicago trade Oct 25
Cattle receipts 27 000 dull. Texas and Western steers 4.00 6.50. cows and heifers 1.90 4.00. Hogs receipts 33 000. prices 5.00 6.45. best heavy 6.00 6.45. Sheep and lambs active with lambs 4.00 6.75, ewes and yearlings mixed. calves 4.50 6.00. Cattle and calf values shift modestly with regional variations. market notes reflect overall softness vs yesterday.
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Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Nativs
Lamba
Western
New York
EEVES
Best Atere
Grm
Vaale
Washington Market Scrip and Rail Stocks Update
Trading notes from the Washington Stock Exchange show regular call at noon with items across utilities and rail lines. Entries include Washington Gas 6s at 110 percent on 1,000, Capital Traction 6s 2,000 at 110 percent, Columbia Railroad 1s at 101 percent, and 6s at 203 percent on 3,000. Potomac Electric Consolidated 64s listed at 101 percent for multiple lots, several Capital Traction lots at 129 percent, and Gas notes with varied prices. Linotype and Mergenthaler notes appear with high or odd quotes. Mining stock Greene-Cananea and national bank stocks such as American, Capital, American Security and Trust, Union Trust, Commerce and Savings, and Washington Savings noted. several local firms like Arlington, Corcoran listed with dividend context.
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Washington Gas
Capital Traction Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Capital Traction
aneTeentaler
Linotype
Lincoln National Bank
Dolon Trust
Alter
Washington Railway
Gag Bonde
Washington
Seb
Ales
Potomac
Chesapeaké
Weaanington
Norfolk
Riggs Realty
Li Mergenthaler
Lanston Getit
Iad
Greene-Cananea
TR National Bank
American
American Security and
Ratflonsl Savings and ‘Trust
Union Trust Commerce and Sayin, Ean Waabtonton Savings
Arlington
Corcoran
Baltimore Markets Show Wheat, Corn, Oats and Poultry Prices
The Baltimore market page lists steady wheat at 99% on spot contract, 19% for Southern on grade, corn at 79, oats firm for No 2 white at 51, and No 2 Western rye at 7.06. Poultry prices vary by type from live young chickens to ducks, turkeys, geese, and guinea fowl with per pound and per bird figures. News items cover bankers meetings, the Erie rate case, Treasury import duties, and cotton ginning data with market reactions and futures fluctuations.
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Baltimore
Ryl
Uelander
Weatera
Southam
Ton Do
Kent
Racatton
Ben
Bradle
Deathlen
Ohio
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Brem
Supreme Court and Equity Dockets Face Dense October Session
The long list of cases and motions spans the United States Supreme Court, Commerce Court, and District of Columbia equity and other courts. Notable items include motions in error, mandamus actions against railroads, and numerous circuit and probate filings with adjournments and assignments through October 26.
Wall Street Gossip on rail earnings and shipbuilding boom
Special to The Washington Post New York Oct 3 reports Southern railways September gross up nearly 9900000 with net rise 1180000 as agriculture prospers. Atchison and Norfolk Western dividend trends noted. London settlement quiet. shipbuilding voices bullish citing Panama Canal revival and no idle capacity. two years of activity predicted.
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Washington Post
New York
Southam Railway
Aitchison
Atchison
New York Stock Market Daily Note
The report notes receipt by W. B. Hibbs and Company bankers and New York Stock Exchange members from Chicago Board of Trade as part of market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of
New York Produce Prices Mixed in October Trading
Market report from New York lists butter, eggs, cheese, poultry, flour and other commodities with varied receipts and prices. Butter firm with tight supplies, eggs strong on refrigeration storage, and poultry irregular with several regional quotes. Also notes firm or steady tones in flour cornmeal rice and fats, with crude petroleum markets and related commodities showing small shifts.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Heanery
RYA
Iran
Pacific Coast
South America
T. iV
Cordors
Maine
Long Island
Carraghs
Washington Produce Market wholesale quotations
The Washington Produce Market lists wholesale prices and demand for fruits vegetables and eggs. Items include apples eggs poultry potatoes greens and canned goods with regional price ranges and quality notes across Virginias New York California and Delaware markets.
Chicago Grain Declines as Argentine Harvest Hopes Weaken
In Chicago and New York grain markets on October 25 traders cited expectations of a near harvest in Argentina and favorable Western weather. Wheat futures fell while corn and oats slipped. milling demand remained weak and flour prices stayed high. Bearish signals from foreign markets and ample country offerings contributed to the lower close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canoas Bureau
Cyuge
Cuba
Liverpool
Jgu
Duluth
The Metal Market in New York and London Today
Copper futures and spot prices mixed with London quotations. Exports for the month reported at 17,008 tons. Local iron and foundry alloys showing varied No 1 Northern and Southern grades with prices around 15 dollars per ton.
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New York
London
Custom House
Tron
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Southern Ra
Philadelphia Markets Report Aims for Local Trade Breadth
Philadelphia markets report on October 25 shows wheat unchanged corn firm No 2 gallow for local trade 83% on date firm No 1 white natural 53 53% butter firm extra Western creamery 33 nearby prints 35 eggs firm at 0 per case higher Pennsylvania and other nearby firsts 8 40 per case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
F. X
Poultry and Cheese Market Receipts and Legal Notices
Current receipts and prices for cheese and poultry including New York full creams and Western fowl. Poultry items list fowls, roosters, spring chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys with price ranges. meat and poultry markets noted as steady to rapid. Also patent docket items: equity suits No 2572 Charles W Church et al executors vs A Orieman et al to substitute trustee. divorce No 30674 Ferdinand H Schuls v Carris Madison and Ide M White to substitute trustee.
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Ehlekeng
Ehlékens
Jersey
New York
Charles W. Church
Boufs
A. Orieman
Plaintie
H. S Weich
George B. Bilis
Margaret A Bria
Wilson É& No
Ferdinand H. Schuls
Carris Madison
Ide M. White
Plainti
B. T. Dayle
Real Estate Transfers in Linwood Heights and Nearby Areas
The list records transfers of numerous city lots and parcels across districts such as Linwood Heights Canal Street Southeast Dobbins Addition Shadyside Meridian Hill and others. Transactions involve trustees, individuals, and firms like Washington and Maryland Company and United States Realty Company with prices mostly at ten dollars or specified larger sums, detailing lot numbers blocks and ranges.
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Linwood Heights
John W. Grennan
William H. Smith
Canal Street
Edward M. Dulin
H Street
John W. Tolson
Henry J
Mary J. Ready
Dian Hill
Mary &. Caldwell Et Vir
Harry
Mary A. Prince
Wisconsin Avenue Park
Walter P. Plumiey
Alice Megrew
Shadyside
Washington and Maryland Company
Benjamin F. Faits
John E. Fahrney
Israel Senger
Harriet M. Grim
John T. Fogle
Jonas Grim
William Hahn
Harry Rowe
Thaddeus M
Florence Felton
Shadyside—Washon and Maryland Company
Vmtory L
Thomas F. Pendel
Ide M. Pendel
Joseph Wahler
Joseph H. Swann
Kentucky Avenue
Mary E. Caldwell
Meridian Hill
McLachlen Banking Corporation
Margaret Ogle
Randle Highlands
United States Realty Company
Etta Curtis
Eighth Street
Mary A. T. Lane
Joseph Northedge
H. Rossier Dulany
Florence D McAuliffe
Edmund Brady
Kalobama Heights
American Security and ‘Trust Company
George H. Myers
EK Street
Ninth
Tenth
Thomas M. Gale
Annie ¢. Gibson
Fourteenth Street
James A. Clark
Jerome B
Dora M. Hartley
Benedict Tarantino
Charles M. Corson
Ninth Street Christian Church
Prospect Street
Thirty-third
Thirty-fourth
James Qponnell
Patrick B. Byrne
West Hoolmead Manor
Harry Waréman
Lotrvias
Deeds of Trust Listings Across Several Squares
A brief catalog of deeds of trust and secured loans detailing multiple properties and lenders including Goucher Howenstein and Reaves, Richardson, Turner, Tribby, McMullen, Krebs Blundon Mooney, Munford, Dodge Larner Hamilton, Ready Shea Borger Tolson Megrew Willet Warley Williamson, and others with amounts ranging from hundreds to over ten thousand dollars, terms from one to three years, and interest rates from 4% to 6% under various lot and block designations.
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Thomas W. Goucher
H. R. Howenstein
Fred W. Reaves
R. Richardson
Mary J. Turner
J. Clintoneer
W. King
Robert T. McMullen
Paul V. Mitchell
J. Clinton Friphy
Charles BE
Tribdy
Teri
Darti Dobbins
Neliie O. Krebs
Francia
Henry J. Ready
James F
William
Security and Trust Company
Thaddeus M. Ant
Heber L. Thornton
Charles G. Allen
Henry F. Fabrney
Eilmabeth D. Dunnet
George
Willie XC Guinter
Edward Trus
B. True
Guardian
Market Report Veal Calves and Livestock Prices
Veal calves in good demand with varied pricing. Hog products and sheep values listed per pound. Lambs and veal valves show choice and medium grades with specified price ranges. Calf and grace calf figures reflect market bids and grade distinctions.
Will leaves 750000 to Bryn Mawr College in New York
The will of Miss Emma Carola Woerlschaffer, who died September 11 at Cannonsville Delaware county from injuries after a car overturn, leaves 750000 to Bryn Mawr College trustees. She also leaves 3000 to Isabella Weimath and 10000 to the Colleges Settlement in Massachusetts. Residue goes to her mother Mrs Anna Woerischoffer. Her father Charles F Woerischoffer, a Wall Street figure, left her a fortune on his death.
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College
New York
Emma Carola Woerlschaffer
Cannonsville
Delaware County
Bryn Mawr College
Isabella Weimath
Colleges Settlement
Massachusetts
Anna Woerischoffer
Miss Woerischoffer
Charles F. Woerischoffer
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
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