Advances Resume In Early Trading Amid Market Rally
New York September 5 stock market opened unsettled but soon recovered, led by gains in American Tobacco, Reading and Baltimore and Ohio. Short covering boosted prices across major issues, with Canadian Pacific, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific and others advancing 1 to 2 points as investors bought amid limited demand and improving foreign signals. Officials expect U S Steel unfilled orders to rise. several New England mills resume work amid ongoing industry strain.
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New York Bond Market and Government Bonds Report
New York bond market coverage September 5 notes active trading in corporate issues including American Agricultural, American Tel and Tel, Armour & Co., and Pennsylvania related loans with prices and 5s and 4s notes mentioned. Government bonds section reports money on call steady and time loans steady with rates, Rab finance terms, and railroad bonds ongoing.
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Treasury Report Notes Copper and Iron Prices in New York
The United States Treasury reports on copper and iron markets in New York with prices for Standard copper, dull spot September to December at 12.00 to 12.15, London quint prices, and arrivals in New York. It lists copper tonnage, Lake copper prices around 12.62, and electroytic and casting values. Iron warrants in London quiet, with Cleveland warrants noted and foundry references. Credit balances and ship ments figures are provided for Indiana and Ohio areas, including North Lima and South Lima.
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Washington Stock Exchange Post Want Ads Free
Classified columns of The Post offer free want ads with no charge for advertising and prompt results.
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Wall Street Gossip on Standard Oil Trades and Market Rise
A Washington Port special reports a market break in Standard Oil securities with ex-subsidiaries selling at 340 and subsidiaries at 325 while old stock last traded at 625. The day shows broad gains in rail, industrials, and tobacco securities with notable notes on dividends, steel shipments in Pittsburgh, and retrenchment measures across railroads and tobacco firms.
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Market Notes and Bankers Meet in New York
New York financial notes report bankers meeting at Clearing House tomorrow while market tone remains firm ahead of tobacco stock plans. Articles cover commodity receipts across dairy, eggs, flour, and butter with prices and shipments, plus rail and canal scrap auctions and freight rate disputes before Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Committee On Uniform Classification
New York Cotton Opens Higher Then Falls on Southern Selling
The New York cotton market opened higher but eased after Southern selling and liquidation, showing a steady close with a 5.9 point net decline. Trading started active with December around 11 1/2 cents, while the South sold on the advance. Weather over the holiday was favorable and receipts in the Southwest rose slower than expected, aiding forecasts for a strong September Movement. covering steadied the close with prices 3 to 4 points above the day’s lows.
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Equity Court actions and district records list
A long docket of matters before Supreme Court in DC includes Moorhead v Moorhead and others with multiple hearings, orders, and continuances. Entries note auditors reports, distribution orders, sales and probate filings, several divorces, injunctions, and real estate transfers across city blocks and wards.
Local securities demand lifts Washington Exchange prices
The Washington Stock Exchange saw renewed demand for local securities with stronger prices across stocks and bonds. Potomac Electric Company 5s traded around 1021-4 with rising asks to 1023-8. Capital Traction 6s held about 1111-2. Washington Gas steady around 1 91-2, with a broader upturn in traction shares and banks seeing modest gains. Ten shares National Savings Bank sold at 217 and Union Trust at 1431-2, as activity hints at an near-term revival with brokers returning to the city. Former Senator Nathan B. Scott, president of United States Trust Company, is away on a business trip and will return tomorrow.
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Baltimore Markets Prices for Wheat Corn and Dairy Products
Baltimore markets report firmer wheat and steady corn with varied quotes for No 2 white and Western rye. Poultry prices show range for live birds and eggs. creamery butter and dairy prints list Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby regions with wholesale quotations for 25 cases or more.
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Washington Produce Market Prices For Wholesale Sale
Fresh fruits and vegetables show good demand while eggs remain scarce and firm. The notice lists wholesale prices for eggs, chickens, turkeys, geese, and a wide range of vegetables and fruits with various regional sources and unit measurements. Prices cover Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee, New York, Colorado, California, Florida, Delaware, Niagara, Bartlett pears, and other items detailed in the quotation.
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Washington cattle market veal calves in demand
Veal calves show improved demand in the Washington market. Hog prices per cwt are described as gross 7.3, while sheep and lamb figures are given as 24F3% and 35% respectively for different quality levels. Veal calves and other categories listed with inching figures reflect varying market terms. Totals appear fragmented and uncertain in the surviving OCR.
New York Grain Prices and Wheat Market Report
Futures rose early on strong outside markets and cables but faded on Canadian news closing higher. Wheat volumes mixed with receipts at 230,800 and 305,174 for grains. corn and oats showed spot firmness while barley remained nominal amid bearish European cues. Markets mirrored Berlin and Liverpool moves with elaborate price data and fluctuating settlements.
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Philadelphia Markets Food Prices and Rates Sept 5
Philadelphia market report shows firm wheat and corn with slight gains in export and local values. Oats rise one cent, butter steady at 29 to 31 cents, eggs up to 6.60 per case for various grades, cheese steady at New York full creams, poultry quiet with mixed price shifts, and potatoes steady at 65 to 70 cents per basket.
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Live Stock Markets Report Economic Slump Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago and New York markets show receipts reaching thousands with prices varied. Cattle calves cows and steers range widely while hogs move 6 95 to 7 45 per hundredweight and sheep and lambs hover near recent lows. Market tones indicate weakness at the start of September as receipts surge and demand remains cautious.
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Deeds of Trust Listings Across Several Squares
A long list of deeds of trust detailing lenders borrowers amounts and terms across multiple city squares. Entries include square numbers, lot identifiers, borrower and lender names, security amounts from 300 to 3600 with terms ranging from 1 to 6 years and interest at 6 percent, with semiannual or monthly payments.
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Jay F. Banerift
Ralph W. Crowell
Frannlla S. Warren
Murray Wolf
Samuel V. Gusack
Sou Tepper
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Demaid
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George’ Perkins
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John Welsh
International Realty
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David N. Rest, Jr
William M. Hoffman
Allan
Walker
Leroy Gaddis
Daniel Curtin
Harles T. Yoder
Baptism at Mountain Lake Park Concludes Convention
At Mountain Lake Park Maryland on September 5 the International Bible Students Association held consecration day with about 6000 present. Morning services featured testimonials sermons by J G Kuehn and F H Robinson of Brooklyn, while G B Raymond also spoke. A baptismal immersion for 20 was conducted at the lake with visitors from Oakland joining. Harvesters day is set for tomorrow at 10:30 am with Pastor Russell delivering an address to harvest laborers.
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London
Attempt to Wreck Train on Washington County Branch
A thwarted plan to wreck a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train was found between Keedysville and Antietam Creek. Heavy crossties spiked under rails formed the obstruction, discovered by a pedestrian who notified Keedysville agent Adaward Gates. Detectives investigate the potential crime amid a steep embankment risk.
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Maimed Men Candidacies Highlight Garrett County Race
In Garrett County Maryland a one legged county treasurer and a blind man plus a one armed sheriff candidate headline a slate claiming high capability. Robert L. Fries campaigns reelection with his disabled leg, W A Moffett touts his single arm, and Jerome B. Emery has lost his sight.
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Inquiry Into Fatality Involving Pushed Man in Parkersburg
A Hul arian named Nervissinlo was killed by a tram on the Ohio River division at Washington Bottom Parkersburg on Sept 5. It is alleged two foreign companions pushed him onto the tracks in front of a fast locomotive. the men escaped and authorities seek them.
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Associated Candy Stores Company Formed in Washington
A new corporation with $300 000 capital and 3 000 shares was chartered in the District to manufacture and sell candy worldwide. The Associated Candy Stores Company will have its principal office in Washington, initially at 1613 Street Northwest, with incorporators J. Franklin Schneider William A Easterday and Robert H Muir directing the first year’s affairs. A Terry served as their attorney.
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Eddy Estate Pays Debt in New Hampshire Court
In Concord New Hampshire on September 5 the Eddy estate litigation progressed as Chief Justice Robert M Wallace modified an injunction to allow $72000 payment to the Second Church of Christ Scientists New York per Mrs Eddy will to cover its debt leaving the residuary clause legal questions to be moved to the New Hampshire Supreme Court for determination.
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New Trouble Over Schools Strikes Baltimore Ed Circles
Baltimore eduction turmoil widens as Dr H S West resigns over policy clashes with new school commissioners. factions within the department tilt toward further resignations while Sept F Soper steps in as West’s successor only if West is retained. old guard Riggs Froelicher and Rother are said to be losing authority and may resign.
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