London Stocks Rise on Foreign Buying in Volatile Market
London speculators and bargain hunters drove a midday rally in New York stocks, but gains faded as coverings waned. The market closed wavering with prices below the intraday peak amid a broader European optimism and continued drain of money from metropolitan banks.
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Lmon
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Bglund
Wall Street Gossip on Commission Houses and Market Outlook
Special to The Washington Post notes that leading commission houses hold few stocks for customers and advise against immediate purchases. Public accounts are smaller after widespread liquidations, with outside investors on margin selling earlier. London and New York show short-covering, and figures like American Smelting attract buying as dividends and policy are debated. Conservatism in banking circles persists amid speculative hopes.
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Washington Post
New York
Commission Houses
Commission House
London
Greene Copper
New York and Chicago Market Highlights Sept 5
Meccy on call steady with little change in New York bond and mercantile paper rates. Cattle receipts at New York show brisk demand for beef and veal with exports ready. Chicago cattle and hog markets ease slightly while Treasury receipts and expenditures figures are reported. Dr King’s New Life Pills praised for curing common ailments.
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Stellite Exchange
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Alsty-Bny
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Culla
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Lew
National Loan and Investment Co
Rth and
G Sts. N. W. Oppeila U. S. Treasury
Washington Stock Exchange closes with varied quotes and losses
In yesterday's Washington Stock Exchange report, trades included Washington Railway and Electric at mixed levels, Capital Traction and Greene Copper showing activity, and several bonds and certificates quoted. Wheat and corn futures extended a bear market amid ample receipts, with oats steady to weak and pork futures slipping on lower cash values.
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Daily Cotton Market Fatalities Blamed on Indigestion Cure
Report notes many deaths from alleged heart trouble linked to acute indigestion allegedly cured by Electric Bitters. Claims widespread use by Ge. All drug etets.
Local Stock Exchange Quiet as Holidays Slow Trade
Bankers and brokers reported a subdued noon session with minor net changes. Washington Railway issues moved little while bonds sold steadily. Mergenthaler and Capital Traction saw selective gains amid cautious insider sentiment and a restrained market. Brice Moses resumed efforts to secure bargains as bankers plan a prominent visiting program for next month.
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Washington Market Report Notes Varied Prices and Stocks
The Washington market shows a new tone for fresh goods with light receipts and steady arrivals. Prices span eggs poultry dairy and vegetables with specific values listed for Virginia West Virginia North Carolina and Maryland products and a later cotton futures report noting a sharp price drop after a government crop condition index.
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Market Acre
Burbank
Maryland
Equity Court D C Grants Intervenor Status in Ward v Devitt
The Supreme Court District of Columbia with Justice Gould grants intervention in Ward v Devitt and lists intervenors solicitors and related petitions. The document catalogs numerous real estate filings and probate actions with parties, lots, squares, and monetary figures, alongside court deadlines and solicitor details.
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Smith
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J. Theo Rapis
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Watson Va Boyd
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H. L. Franc
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Charles Derdheim
Emma J. Overand
Louise Depoilly Pollet
William S. Zimmerman
Johanna G. Zimmerman Poud
Wolf & Rosenberg
Emma A. Breguler
Guardian
Nerbert L. Franc
Lucy T. Davis
Milian & Smith
John le Roy Grimm
Lemuel Fugott
Mary EB. D. Wilcox
John Selden
Real Estate Transfers in Local Additions
Real estate transfers include De Witt C Crolmant trustees to Irving M Brownell for lots 14 and 13 in First Addition to American University Heights and lot 49 and 60 in Sixth Street Northwest, with prices 1400 and 520. Moore & Barbour's Second Addition shows George N Bell to Annie E Irwin for lot 68 block 7 at 20. Gustav Vergtot ux to Ray E Middaugh for lot 31 block 17 in Dobbin's Addition at 10. Isabella No 1442 Tonth Street Northeast mentioned.
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H. Street
Eliza Maher
Lillian Lee Maher
E Street
John T. Arms
Cora BM. Roy
Fifteenth Street
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James §. Murphy
Tenth Street
Dannis Tinney
Virginia Tinney
Hount Pleasant Heights
Fulton R. Gordon
John L. York
Twenty-sixth Street
Warran Choate Et Ux
Grace E. Todd
Connecticut Avenue
Cleveland Park
Lillian W. Little
Edward
Caroline B. French
Heckman
Jonas
Jamison
Julia Retsinger
Fifth Street
Captol
Joseph R. Edson
Elmon
A. A. Cook
American University Heights
de Witt C. Crolmant
Irving M. Brownell
Dioek
Elreeta
Frederick L. Siddona
Meyer B. Newman
Moore & Barbour
George N. Bell
Annie E. Irwin
Dodbbin
Gustav Vergtot
Ray E. Middaugh
Tonth Street
Isabella
Weekly Crop Report Signals Mixed Conditions East of Rockies
The Weather Bureau bulletin notes favorable temperatures east of the Rockies for the week ending September 4, with corn advancing rapidly and much of the southern belt ready for early harvests. Rain continues in Texas, parts of Missouri and the Northwest, while cotton shows slight deterioration overall. Tobacco in the Ohio Valley matures well, apples are poor, potatoes outlook weak, and soil dryness slows plowing in Texas, Kansas, and Nebraska.
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New York Produce Prices and Market Report
New York market notes mixed movements across dairy, grain, and meats. Butter, cheese and eggs show varied receipts and prices while flour, cornmeal, hay, and oils hold steady. copper and tin edge higher in international markets with local prices firmer for copper and tin.
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