London Liquidity Shifts Hit U S Stocks In Afternoon Trade
New York September 6 London speculators reversed yesterday’s gains as American shares fell sharply. Reading and American Smelting held firm briefly then weakened with overall declines concentrating in United States Steel and preferred. London’s financial mood, eased by anticipated Russian loans, hinted at tighter money and higher continental rates ahead.
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United States Steel
London
France
Germany
England
Argentina
India
Haypt
Europe
Bank of England
Bank of Germany
Bt Lwws
Erie
New York
Sent
American Tobacco
Atchison General
Atchison Adjustment
Baltimore and Ohio
Central of Georgia
Central of
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Chicago
R. I
Pacific R. R. Ds
Pacific R. He
C.c
Chisago Terminal
Colorado
Cuba
Derver
Rio
Japan
Louisville
Nashville
Minneapolia
St. Louis
Missouri
Mangan
Texas
Kateas
Texan Ida
National
R. A. of Mexico
Concal Éa
Southern Pacific
Southern Hallway
Texas and Pacific
Ists
Toledo
Western
Union Pacific
Paraciknt Beave Ai
Western Maryland
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Wisconsin
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Receipts across cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs show mixed demand. Western cattle unsold, some runs rebound. domestic beef exports moderate. Sheep steady, lambs mixed. hogs mostly steady to higher with lighter weights strongest. Chicago receipts total around 21,000 cattle and 26,000 hogs, with market shifts noted in all major classes.
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Ullz
LAWUS
Iambe
Canada
Chicago
Uattle
Irver
Wwer
Money Market News From New York
New York money on call firm and higher at 2 3/4 per cent with bids and offers around 2 1/2 to 3 per cent. Time loans for sixty days 4 1/2 to 4 3/4 per cent. Sterling exchange weak with bankers' bills trading around 4 27/32 to 4 1/8. Government bonds strong. railroad stocks and bonds noting strength.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Agntesers
Tseoter
Etiara
Ward
Wall Street Bearish Yet Market Buoyant Says Brokers
New York brokers report unusual bearishness at high price levels while outlook stays favorable. Inside party influence in Union Pacific and Reading also shapes trading, with banking support fluctuating after ex dividend events. Traditional campaigners find it harder to move large rails due to concentrated ownership and strategic selling.
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New York
Union Pacific
Union
Union, Pacific
New York Stock Market Quotation Note
Stock quotes are stated as received daily by W. B. Hibbs Cekers brokers at 1419 F street. They are members of the New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade and Washington Stock Exchange.
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W. B. Hibbs & Cekers
F_ street
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Wiaslington Stock Exchange
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago
Kansas
Shorts
Weather Bureau
Baltimore Markets Summary of Grain, Freight, and Dairy Prices
Baltimore markets report mixed receipts and exports across grains. Wheat futures firm while cash No 2 red Western weak. corn, oats, rye show firm to steady tones with varying spot prices and deliveries. Freight rates, hay, eggs, and cheese prices noted. an obituary brief notes Editor Schuele of Columbus, Ohio, healed by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
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Baltimore
Dharrela
Epot
Schuele
Columbus
Ohio
Bucklen
New York
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
New York Bond Market and Cotton Futures Report
Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. NY bond bids shown with highs around 10.50s and activity across exchanges. Cotton market nervous yet firmer, closing near yesterday’s highs after volatile sessions. deliveries and weekly crop reports influenced by Asheville delegates signaling a shift toward higher new-crop pricing, with estimates at 20,000 bales and a potential 11 cent floor per recent notes.
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New York
Adlams Fapress
Amalgamated Copper Am
Foundry
Car and Foundry
American Cotton
American Texprose
America Securities
American Locomotive
Smelt'g
Smal md Rg
JBL J
American Sugar Refining
Tobacco, Pid. Certif. Pe
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Obig
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago and
Northwestern
Chicago
Sc. P
Chicago T. and T
C,d. C
St Louis
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Colo
South
Consolidated Gaz
Delaware and Hudson
Bel Lack
Western
Denver and
Rio Grande
Denver
Rio G
Q Distillers
Erle
Pra. Ee
Alta Bay
Alta Bay Frle 2d Pfd . 2,400 As Thm General Electric
Hecking Waller Easinois Central
International Paper
TOM International Pum
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern
BS Leatsvile and
Nashville
Thars
Tex
Mexico
York Central
Wuz
Ontario
Meriberg Pacific
Pennsylvania
Dat People’s Gas
Mruchwestern
Soutern Pacific
Seucde A Railway
Scurherr Radsey
Jeanesse Coal and Iron
States Express App
States Rubber
United States
United Beales Ec
Carolina Chemical
X -Carolina Chem
Pfid
Westinghouse Electric
Lake Erie
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Btock Exchange
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Sept
Asheville
NY grain market shows mixed wheat gains on rains
Wheat futures edged higher as Northwest rain forecasts steadied sentiment while receipts rose. Spot rye barley and corn prices held. late gains came from improved demand and bullish broker action despite harvest pressure and rainfall delaying new crop movement.
Market Dullness Sets In As Key Stocks Falter
Absentee presence of prominent Stock Exchange members dulls bankers meeting. American Security and Trust hits a new high of 255 with bids for more. Union Trust climbs to 1343-4 while Washington Railway and Electric activity remains limited. After-call prices show weakness across major issues as money for speculation tightens and dull month ahead is anticipated.
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Washington Post
New York
London
Stock Exchange
The
Bankers’ Association
American Security and Trust
Union Trust
Washington Railway Company
American Bank
Capitol Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Railway and Electric Common
American Security and Treat
Laneton
American National Bank
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad A
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anascotia and Potomine
Washington Railway and Electric
Bristol Gas and Electric
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
United States Eectric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company
Potomac
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Trust’ Company
Worthington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Crystal Traction
Washington Railway Amt Electric
Bristol Gana and Eiectric
National Bank
Commercial
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan Citizens
Central
Farmers and Mechanics
Second
Columbia
Capital
American
Traders
Lincoln
Riggs
Insurance
Firemen's
Branklin
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Arlington
Germen-American
National Union
People's
Colona
Columbia Title
Washington Tite
Chesapeake and Potomac
Washington Gas
Equity Court docket and probate actions in large filing
A dense transcript lists numerous Equity Court cases with trustees, alimony, foreclosures and audits. It covers substitutions of trustees, rule as to alimony, appearances ordered, and references to auditors, creditors and examiners. The Probate and Bankruptcy sections show discharges, will probates, letters testamentary and inventories across multiple estates and real estate conveyances in Washington area.
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Equity Court
Tustles Gound
Hugh McGabay
Murphy
Ruppert
William G. Towers
D. W.o'donoghue
Carlisle & Johnson
Curtis
Kyd
Plainant
Preston B. Rey
Stoner
Union Tryat Company Va
Hicks
Hamilton & Colbert
Tebbs Wa
Bennett
Hallam & Hallam
Forreatar
Forreater
Percy H. Budlong
R. H. McNeill
Gorcoran Thom
S. H. Glesy
W. A. McKinney
Matthews
Ward
Rutiedza Wilson
Charles T. Wilson
Grover Va. Grover
R. W. McPherson
Irving Willamson
O'Brien
Standard Stone Company
Lambert & Baker
H. Winship
Moses & Nattress
Bankruptcy Court
Justice Gould
Frederick J. Tansey
William Irwin Brooke
Barnard & Johnson
Napoleon J. T. Dana
Will Aled
Evana Browne
Nora Weeny
P. R. Hillard
James Dowd
Percy Myers
John J. Brosnan
T. Percy Myers
Heinrich W. F. Pukehart
John Waldman
HH. A. Schuermann
Wolf & Cohen
Willam L. Etterich
Auguste Etterich
Bendheim & Rothschild
Robert B. Warder
George W. Dalxell
Thelma H. Mason
John A. Gardiner
Ella V. Bryant
George W. Patterson
Bord
J. J. Waters
Sussn
A. Him
Stavke, Banda
Securities
Deeds of Trust and Legal Notices Across Multiple Districts
Multiple deeds of trust securing loans and notices appear for Bloomingdale, Square 675, Square 730, Linwood Heights, Square 627, Le Droit Park, Square 58, Square 481, Whaver's Prospect, Trinidad, and Square 1082, listing borrowers, lenders, amounts, property descriptions, and terms. Also listed are equity suits, mechanics’ liens, and corporate incorporations including Men of Mark Publishing Company and Moore & Nourse Company. A humorous Cleveland Plain Dealer quip about the Sylph Club’s reorganization concludes the item.
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Bloomingdale
Martin A. Leese
Charles W. Fairfax
Florence V. Creamer
Linwood Heights
Andrew J
Franklin J Acker
William J. Flather
Jesse L. Melskell
William A. Grose
King
LE Droit Park
Harry P. Huddieson
Harry B. Hay
George B. Boyd
Thomas W. Hay
Weedon
Charles A. Shields
James Ray
Trinidad
Michael R. Ready
Albert W. Chappel
Burdett Stryker
Squard
George L. McCurdy
Richard E. Pairo
Herbert A. Gill
John J. Bros
Real estate transfers and market update fragment
Real estate transfers show Hannah Coote transferring lots 162 164 and 166 square 665 and others including Charles F Smithson to Paul Harmer and James J McConnell chain of transfers in Bloomingdale Columbia Heights totaling small sums. Market notes report wheat corn oats and hogs with prices near daily highs and strong closing in December while receipts and clearances are listed for Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago.
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Fifth
Sixth
Hannah Coote
Sarah L. Templeton
Charles F. Smithson
Paul Harmer
Bloomingdale
James J. McConnell
Elizabeth P. McConnell
Martin A. Leese
Columbia Heights
William W. Wright
Harry Kaufman
Minnesota
Dakotas
St. Lauis
Northwest
Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Middle West
New York Produce Prices for September 6
Market roundup lists butter steady with varied creamery grades, cheese and eggs steady, poultry alive strong though dressed items mixed, flour and rye flour values, and commodities like cottonseed oil, petroleum, rosin, turpentine, rice, molasses, coffee and sugar with mixed movements. Metals show London tin rise, copper weakness, and local shifts in foundry pricing. potatoes and cabbages vary by rate.
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New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Rio
Liverpool
London
Ron
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Foundry Northern
Fowndry Northern
Foundry Southern
No. & Foundry Southern
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Wall Street
Edward Wasserman
Reading
NEW York Stock Market
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Lanston
Mergenthaler
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Elizabeth Hay
Anthony L. Ray
William EH
Terrence J. McMahon
Willem A. Barnes
John W. Glennan
Andrew J. Payne
Sams
George H. Warren
Bame
Grace P. Green
Reservoir View
John A. Muscle
Sarah B. Gilmore
Yislet B. Bloomer
Grace Beale Bloomer
Cleveland Park
H. Rozier Dulanys
Elwood Meade
Violet B. Bloomer
George Beale Bloomer
George B. Bloomer
Bloomingdal
Weavers
James H. GC
Whieon
Jamia Ray
Nuttle Tebbs
J. Russell Barbee
Avalon Thrrace
Charle H. Bates
William B. Smoot
Nixon Brower
Benjamin F. Fuller
Charles B. Brookes
John M. Slaughter
Fifteenth Street
Samuel
Hurley
James A. Andrews
John T
Fannie Taylor
W. Watton Edwards
Guardian
John Glater
Infant
W. W. Edwards
Austin, Nichola & Co
C. C. Bryan Company
H. Winship Wheatley
Fisinger & Son
Frank J. Dieudonne
Woolridge
Hayden, Johnson
Same
Woodridge
Hayden Johnson
Anacostia Brick Company
Edward K. Bryan
Lota
Carl J. F. Graft
Arata
Men of Mark Publishing Company
B. F. Johnson
YT. C. Smith
L. Cockrell
Alexandria
Moore & Nourse Company
Frank D. Moore
Eugene A. Jones
Robert W. Nouree
Silver Springs
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Sylph Club
Offce
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
John Joy Edson
Ellie Spear
Geo. W. Casilear
Frank P. Heeside
Virginia
Southern
Iruggista
National Riggs
Ladis
Washington Loan & Trust CO
Weeee
Eyessaree Assisi
Heal Estate
BANK
Trust CO
Mergenthaler, Lanston
BBS & CO
Capital Traction
Washington
R’y. Ptd
B.Y, Com
Steamboat, &c
National Safe Deposit, Savings & Trust Co
Col
New York Ave
G. W. F. Swartzell
C. B. Rheem
A. T. Hensey
J. J. Darlington
B. H. Warner CO
F Street N.W
the Traders National Bank
Ave
F. H. Smith Co
N.Y. Ave
Union Savin Bond Bldg
Francis H. Smith
Alvin M. Lothrop
V. Prox
EB. Quincy Smith
J. B. Bleman, Jr
LG. Rumball
District of Columix
Virginia Corporation Co. (Inc
Cre Ee National Bank
Hmond
Jeib
Th.s
Ghesley & Spence
Colorado Building
Soprana
F Streets
Maton
Ladies’ Department
Arthur Wall
Lynn, Wall & Co
F Street Northwest
Adams Building
Jenkins & GO
Commission
York
Greulich, Martin & CO
DE & Hedges
M. d. Sage & Co
Broadway
N.Y
Atlantic Building
Wood & Blankenship
Law
Wushington, D. C
Porter
Washington Property
Andrew Glass
Charles F. Benjamin
John Cook
William P. Seville
William A Wlilver
C Bankes
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U.S
Beiskeil & McLeran
Tolman
15Th St
Building and Loan Association Pan
National Mortgage Loan Company
Mutual Loan and Trust Go
St. N. W
Metropolitan Loan and Trust
E Street
Capital Loan Co
Warder
Balaby
Potomac Guarantee Loan CO
N. W. Atlantic Building
National Loan and Investment Co
15Th
G Sts. N. W
U. S. Treasury
F Street Companion
W.w.cor