Trading on Exchange Light Buoys but Markets Falter
The Washington Post notes opening trading showed 230000 shares in first hour, total 528000 for day, with few large operators active. Pennsylvania stock rose modestly amid talk of possible dividend changes. United States Steel eyed quarterly results and possible future dividend increases. Time money steadier, sterling weak after a late-week decline as expectations for European settlements and bank statements raised caution.
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Washington Post
New York
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
United States Steel Common
United States Steel Corporation
Ase
Sterling Exchange
London
Wall Street
Europe
Sant
Washington Produce Market shows mixed money rates in New York
Money on call stood around 4 1/2 to 4 3/4 percent with a 4 percent closing bid and 3 percent offered. Storling exchange weakened with bankers' bills at 4.9860 for demand and 4.8035 for sixty day bills. Posted rates around 4.81 to 4.85 percent for commercial bills and silver at 70. African dollars and government bonds are listed as ready, with railroad bonds described as irregular.
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New York
Atx
Prima Mercantile
Storling Exchange
Oil market and cattle prices dip across multiple markets
The report covers oil quotations and livestock prices across Toledo Cleveland and Baltimore. It notes declines in steers and cattle values while hogs and sheep show mixed moves. Export expectations and Bank of England gold purchases are also included amid a broad commodities snapshot.
Wall Street Gossip on Dividend Plans and Steel Shares
The column notes West Coast speculative activity and a bear stance tied to money flow. United States Steel may delay its common stack dividend or shift to semiannual declarations to better gauge conditions, while Pennsylvania and Steel often move together. A rise in Chesapeake and Ohio follows dividend talk, with money market tightness and high short-term rates approaching year end.
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New York
Penr
London
United States Steel
Pennsylvania
Steel
Chesapeake and
Ohio
Washington Railways and other stocks stray on dull Exchange
The Washington Railway and Electric preferred led modest activity with 18 shares trading at 57 1/4 down to 53 3/4. Capital Traction steady around 14 1/2 with 30 shares sold, Mitchel Mining up on 150 shares at 61 4/, Union Trust holding firm, four small bond sales totaling about 4100. Washington Stock Exchange reports mixed bids and prices across dozens of bonds and notes, with district securities and local utilities showing scattered activity.
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New York
Fialea
Iligh
Adamn Tixpread
Guy Bouthern
Laulevillé
War and Foundry
LDL
Minneapolia
Kannan
American Sonomattya
New York Central
Armerican Locomotive
HODIN
Ontario
Wentern
Emol
Norfolc
Weetern
Smedt
Rtspia
IGH
Nofolk and
Wentern Ptd
Seedorrosf
Atmerican Sugar Refining
Atchison
Washington Railway
Electria Common
Pitty
Aia
Elect
Fusb
New Jersey
Republic Steel
American
Capital
Chespeake
Ohio
Republic
Central
National City
Columbia
Chicago Great Western
IDA
Rock Island Company
BUG
Farmers and Mechanics
Chicago
Northwestern
Metropolitan
Riggs
Mil
St. Paul
Rock Inland Company
Washington
Trane
Rust Company
American Security
Chicago T
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Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
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Union Trust Company
Washington Lean
Colorado Fuel and Irony
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Ata
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Wheat market rally spurred by Russia seeding prospects
Chicago grain trading closes strong after unfavorable Russian seeding outlook boosts buying. December wheat gains amid short covering while corn pauses, with weather and North Central receipts influencing prices. Local receipts totaled over 1.2 million bushels. winter forecasts and West Coast demand noted as market factors.
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Engspri
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Chirag
Russia
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Hoi
Wold
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
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Mder Hee van Wendy
Gre
White Nash
Apiton
Rharle
Pole
Washington Cattle Market Weather Dampens Prices
Continuous wet and warm weather has depressed cattle market activity in Washington. Extra and common cattle, hogs, sheep, veal, and cow prices show wide ranges, with prime fresh cows listed around 30 dollars per head and other stock varying from 4 to 8 dollars per unit.
Baltimore Markets Report Notes Mixed Grain and Butter Prices
Market summary from Baltimore on October 20 shows steady to firm tones in wheat and corn with various futures quotes and firm rye and oats. Receipts and exports are listed for several grains, with butter and cheese prices steady and other commodities showing little change amid general market activity.
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Southern
Revelpta
New York Grain Markets Practice Mixed. Wheat Leads Rally
Grain market report from New York shows wheat firm with advances on export buys and bullish crop news. Trade notes spot firm for No 2 and overseas futures, with corn and oats also in mixed trading and receipts strong.
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New York
Duluth
Senat Maher
Salem
SGI
New York Produce Prices and Market Rumors Oct 2
Market report shows flour receipts 24 100 barrels, rye flour firm, butter steady with 7 059 receipts, eggs 6 092, pork steady, lard steady, cottonseed oil firm, potatoes weak in Maine, various grain and ingredient quotes across United States markets, including cheese, eggs, and fuels.
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Roy
Egge
Hirmer
Fennsylvania
Inney
Liverpool
Stean
Maine
State
Jornay
Jerey
Metal market shows sharp London break with mixed futures
London tie market declines with spot at £101 10m and futures at £102 as traders digest price swings. US and local markets show varied quotes for electrolytic, casting, and foundry metals led by copper and silver bullion purchases by the Mint. government receipts and expenditures detailed.
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London
Worl
Jows
Lake
Ts Tower
Speller Wat Se
Spot
Standand Foundry
Cleveland
Northern Fe
Foundry
Northern
Southern
Wew
Orléans
Monroe Doctrine Useless in New Conditions Speech Warns
In Berlin Prof Burgess of Columbia University argues the Monroe doctrine and protective tariff are nearly obsolete as European state reconstruction and U S emergence as a world power shift the diplomatic balance. He notes the advantages of German emigration to South America and envisions a peaceful role for future American ambassadors free from restrictions.
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United States
Berlin
Burgess
Columbia University
Theodore Roosevelt
University of Berlin
University Praca
South America
I Ag
Roosevelt
Germany
Burgeass’ Termirke
Addeana Ma
Brent
or_ro
Ene
South ‘America
Jump Results in Death in Runaway Accident
David Oliver aged forty seven died after jumping from a buggy and hitting his head on a curb at Fourteenth and H streets northeast. The horse bolted when frightened by an automobile. George Hoover, also in the buggy, was thrown and injured but not seriously. Oliver, foreman at Hygienic Ice Company's plant, resided at 1He Street northeast and leaves a wife and three children. funeral arrangements to be announced today.
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Fourteenth
H Streets
Casualty Hospital
George Hoover
Oliver
Hygienic Ice Company
Fifteenth
E Streets
Washington
Kaiser Invites Gifts For Berlin University Chairs
Berlin date Oct 29 Kaiser after introduc tion of Prof Burgess to the University of Berlin urged Rev Dr J F Dickie pastor of the American Church in Berlin to persuade wealthy Americans to fund additional professorships at Berlin University. He named a millionaire likely to support the plan and asked Dickie to promote the idea on his next trip to the United States.
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Washington Post
Berlin
Burgess
University of Berlin
Kaiser
J. F. Dickie
America
Berlin University
Dickie
United States
Runaway Horse Injures Two on Twelfth Street
A frightened horse pulling a wagon owned by A. Danielsberg on Seventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue ran loose yesterday afternoon. Teare Jackson, a Black man, was struck while crossing on a bicycle and knocked unconscious. He was taken to Emergency Hospital and later regained consciousness. The wagon crashed into a tree, injuring its driver F. H. Goodenough, who suffered facial cuts.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
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F. HH. Goodenough
Teare Jackson
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H Sirgets
Goodenough
Jackson
Burglary Arrest Solves Cash Drawer Theft Case
John Montgomery and Robert Brown face house breaking charges after police linked them to a month of cash drawer thefts at Powell's drug store at Fifth and Florida NW. Montgomery fled when approached, pursued for seven blocks before capture. both men held on $1,000 bail. The report also notes Boys' Brigade reorganization and lecture plans at Carroll Institute.
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Robert Brown
Powell
Fifth
Florida Avenue Northwest
Montgomery
Ted
John ©. Monaghan
Carroll Institute
Geen
France
Italy
Switzerland
Estate goes to widow in Garner will probate
The District Supreme Court, Justice Barnard, admitted Patrick Garner's will dated January 14 142 to probate after a year's dispute. The $12,000 estate goes to widow Louisa A. Garner as executrix, with Garner brothers and sisters as contestants. In a separate incident a Washington Traction car collided with a wagon at Fourth and H streets southwest injuring the wagon driver John Schlotterback of 1002 I street southeast.
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Patrick Garner
Justice Barnard
District Supreme Court
Garner
Fourth
H Streets
Washington Traction Company
John Schlotterback
I Street
Hermann
Tenth Street Southeast
Accident Injures Brother in Oxon Hill Half-Year
George Williams and his brother were at their home near Oxon Hill Prince George County Maryland when the brother cleaned a revolver. The weapon discharged striking William near the heart. He remains in a precarious condition.
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George Williams
Oxon Hill
Prince George County
William
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