Market Treadlights After British Hesperian Sink News
New York Sept 7 trading opened light with narrow price changes as traders awaited fuller details on the sinking of the British liner Hesperian. Bethlehem Steel rose 4 points while most exchanges showed only minor gains or losses, with gains confined to select specialties and General Motors and Westinghouse among notable movers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Steel
New York
Hesperian
Halifax
London
CURB MARKET REPORT FOR WHEAT CORN OATS AND HAY
New York market report dated September 7 shows spot wheat weak with No 2 red at 1.06 and No 2 hard at 1.0 cents fob Buffalo futures ease for September at 1.01. Corn spot quiet at No 2 yellow 86 cents prompt. Oats spot easy No 1 white new 40 cents. Hay easy No 1 1.40 No 2 1.30 No 3 1.20 shipping 1.10 1.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Cff
Buffalo
Chicago
Northwest
Boston Closing Prices Report and Mining Names
Boston closing prices list various mining firms and locations including Alaska Cold, Franklin Voning, Mohawk Minot, Shannon Mining, Superior Wining, United Shoe Mach, Smelt A and M Winona Mining, Wolverine Mining, and Isle Royale. The text reads as a stock style compilation with multiple company names and commodity references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
Alaska
Cold Ae Case Vopper Range
Consid
Franklin Voning Qreena Cananer Wining Flancock Car Mining
Isle Royale Wining Mohawk Minot Noy
North Butte
Shannon Mining
Ae Superior Wining Swift & Co United Fralt United Shoe Mach Pr Uo
Winona Mining
Wolverine Mining
France Resumes Bond Purchases for Dollar Credit Support
Paris reports the Bank of France will continue to buy Pennsylvania Railroad 1921 and St Paul 1925 bonds until Sept 14 to back new dollar credits in the United States. Prices quoted on Bourge are 488 for the Pennsylvania and 479 for St Paul. Market activity was light with foreign liquidation persisting in bonds. Continental Can rose after a quarterly dividend was announced. United States Steel’s August 25 unfilled orders will be issued Friday, while steel plants run at record output, over 1,000,000 tons monthly and 60,000 tons daily, fueling expectations for new orders to bolster the order backlog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natanle Gaing
General Motors
Wittys-Overland
Cructbie Steel
Ty Berlishem Steel
Reading
Tocal
Caan
New York
Sept
American Agricultural Be
Ink American Tobacco
Admour & Co Slam
Atchican
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore
Onla
Haltimere and
Chieey
Rbis
Rethloram Steel
Frosklen
Pev
Chicago
Chicaro
Matilera Securities
Hatta Shore
Luegett & Meare
Lorfitard
Doutestite
Nashville
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Republic Steel Aa
Spee
Ft Louis
San Fran
St Louia Southwestern Con
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Bell Tal
Southern Pacific
Southern
Southern Railway
Texas Company Co
Texas and Pacific
Third Avenue
Adj
Union Pacific da
Union Prcific Cy
United States Rubbers
United States Steel
Virginia-Carolina, Chemical Ba
Wabashist
Western Unlon
Westinghouse Electric
France
Parla Dispatch
Bank of France
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Paul
Pric
Pennsylvania
Continental
United States Steel Corporation
Ant
Justice Biddons
Ghceto
Mary H. Frankland
Thomas C. Towles
Qnill
Song
Quinlan
Samuel K. Wright
Jennie Weight
J. J. Darlington
John Jones
B. L. Glen
Joseph Hii
Bari
Baan
Olexander A. Bagner
Lerer
Homme
Darlington
George B. Belden
Verdiany Boat
Mar
Ateorge Sen
Guardian
Sooner
Taylor
Nancy Conway
William G. Drury
Maria B. Wood
Morrie Hirsh
Mark Stearman
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler
Lanaton
Farmers & Mechanics Bank
Munsey Trust
Continental Trust
Washington Baseball Club
Thomas L. Hume
G Street
Holland writes of increase likely to continue
Sir Felix Schuster, who a decade ago predicted America would overtake Britain in export value, contends the shift from cotton to grain and other manufactured goods will intensify. He cites forthcoming January figures and war orders as drivers, noting the South may yield a grain harvest worth more than its best cotton crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Schuster
America
New York
London
Sir Felix Schuster
United States
Sir Felix Higgelf
Felix
Sir Felix
Washington
Midautumn
South
Richard H. Wdmends
Baltimore
Boston
William H. Bowker
New England
Holland
Local securities market opens steady after holiday trade
After the holiday, the securities market opened fairly active with erratic moves. Lanaton Monotype dipped then rose on buying orders awaiting disclosure of stock. Utilities were fractionally lower as public utilities showed small losses, while Washington Railway and Electric and other firms traded near prior quotes. The Northwest Savings Bank opens with capital of 50,000, in the Adams Mill and Eighteenth street NW building, led by Dr. George C. Havenner as president and Guy T. Scott as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank and Trust Company
Washington Railways and Electric
New Savings Bank
Northwest Savings Bank
Adams Mill Road
Eighteenth Street
George C. Havenner
Guy T. Scott
F. C. Bryan
W. J. Neyland
Edward F. Colladay
Local Securities and Bond Market Report
Local stock exchange figures show Capital Traction at 87 percent with multiple lots and pronounced activity in Washington Railway and Electric, Washington Gas, Mergenthaler Linotype, Lanston Monotype, and several bond issues. Public utility, railroad, mining, and bank stocks list varied bids and asks, with notable entries in Potomac Electric, American Tel and Tel, and Columbia Gas and Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Gas
Capital Traction
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanaton Monotype
Washington Railway and Electric
Georgetown Gas Co. Ind
Georgetown Gas
Washington Gas Bs
Columbia Gas and
Elec
Railroad Conde
Capital Traction Ca Sa
An. & Pot. River R
An. & Pot
River, Guards
City & Suburban Ry
Tees Metropolitan RR
Wash, Ry
Wiec
Elec P. Con
Elee Power
Bs. & P Telephone
Am. Tel. & Tel Co
Am. Tel & Tel. Co
Mkt. Co
Steamboat Bs
Riggs Realty
Capital Tractleh Co
Ry. & Elec. Com
Ry & Flee
Steamboat Washington Gas
Tel & Te
Margenthaler Linotype
Lanatan Monotype
Greene Cananea Copper
National Bank
American Capital Columbia
Farmers Federal Lincoln
Metropolitan Riggs
Washington
Trust Company
Am, Security & Trust
Union Trust Company
Wash
Loan & Trust
Continental
Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Savin
Corcoran
Trans & Storage
Security Storage Co
Washington Market
Rev. & Elec
Potomac Donaid
Rey
Pfd
Mergenthaler
Laneston
Continental Trust
Southern Hank
Munser Trust
Franklin National Bank
N. & W. Steamboat
Wash. Exchange Bank
Washington Baseball Club
Treasury Report Shows Deficit and Asset Totals
United States Treasury bulletin reports the general fund deficit of 80.4 million for the current fiscal year, with total receipts about 1.6 million and payments around 2.02 million. It lists Treasury assets including gold coin and certificates, silver and currency notes, and subsidiary coin totaling 243.98 million, against liabilities of 192.06 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States ‘Treasury
General Fund
United States
Treasury
Federal Reserve
National Bank
Equity Division yields multiple DC Supreme Court actions
In the Equity Division under Mr Justice Holdens and others, numerous cases proceed with rule dates and amendments. Notable items include Wille vs Stubblefield resuming Oct 1, Main vs Main amended bill with leave granted, and Fleet vs Fleet maintenance hearings. Bankruptcy and probate matters run parallel with receivers, administrators, and guardian actions, alongside criminal docket entries for robbery and white slave law cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Division
Justice Holdens
Plaintiff
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Jackson
HB. Davis
H. Ff. Keaseay
West Ve. West
W. H. de Lacy
BE. L. Giles
M. O. O'Brien
B.D. Daniels
Roman
B. M. Hadeon
Altrean
James Ehone
Henry Denis
Henry Mason
United States
Thomas H. Dewey
W. W. Stewart
British to Admit Cattle and Trade Moves Ahead
London moves to admit live cattle intended for slaughter at ports starting September 21 easing a five year ban. Fall in heat costs and a shift in meat imports signal strong competition for frozen meat and live cattle as shipping limits bite. The Post teases Thomas Dixon’s The Fall of a Nation serial next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Landing
England
Board of Trades
Thomas Dixon
Post
America
Europe
New York Cotton Opens Rally on Hesperian News
The cotton market opened with nervous liquidation following the Hesperian affair but buyers absorbed offerings. December futures rose from 10.08 to 10.16 amid stronger southern spot demand, with prices closing very steady and gains limited to 4 to 7 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Britain detains cargo ship Vitalia at Falmouth
The Norwegian Steamship Vitalia, en route from New York to Rotterdam, was detained at Falmouth by British authorities. After a prior winterward eastward voyage, the vessel spent over a month in detention at Falmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vitalia
New York
Rotterdam
Falmouth
Falsiouth
Livestock Market Report From Chicago and New York
Chicago hogs and cattle receipts uneven with buyers slow to bid. Hogs at 18,000 receipts with wide price ranges from 6.05 to 8.10 for various weights. Cattle about 7,000 receipts with native beef at about 6.20 to 10.35, Western steers near 6.90 to 8.90 and calves from 3.00 to 12.00. Sheep and lambs 12,000 receipts with lambs 7.50 to 9.60 and ewes 3.40 to 5.50. New York listings show limited action with calves 78 receipts and sheep and lambs steady.
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Tenth Street
Charles
Balin Et Ax
Julius F. Litmu
Anse M
W Fack
Otte J Trenis
Daniels Road
Park View
A. Roche
Walter Cotaller
Bartle Park
Arthur
Shreve
Annie L. Noble
T Street
Frances
H W Hileary
National City Real Gatate Corporation
Ninth Street
Jense M Bhreve
Virginia L Pitt
Aquare
I Street
Girard Street
California Street
National Gity Heal Estate Corporation
James F McGee
North Grounds
Columbian University
Washington
Trinidad
Jacob & Gruger Et Ax
Elmer D
Lily FB
Conner
Corbin Place
Fourteenth
Anthony Saddler
Anthony Saddler Et Ax To George and Amy A Lawrenes
James L. Giles
Ernest Childs
Luther W Gideon
Home Amusement Company
Benton Street
Tunlaw Road
Huldekeper Price
William H. Hitchcock
Jeff. D. Crenshaw
Charles Jo Walker
Low
U'ten J
Nicholas
Stafford
Mehidian Hilt
Janet M. Witllema
Loula
Anniie Steerman
Chicago
Wothers
New York
Local Produce Market Prices Include Poultry and Vegetables
Market listing shows alive poultry prices for hens ducks and turkeys, dressed poultry and eggs with Virginia and New York items, butter cheese and various vegetables and fruits. Multiple prices given per pound basket crate and per barrel across regions and quality notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
New
Lava
Elgin
Tub
Washington Cattle Market Report Makes Fragmentary Note
Fragmentary OCR data shows hogs and sheep terms with numbers and percentages, indicating cattle market activity in Washington. Details are unreadable, but reference to hogs, lambs and prices or valuations is present.
Philadelphia Markets Report Snapshots Butter Eggs Wheat
Philadelphia markets report prices and movements across dairy eggs cheese and grains. Butter firm Western creamery print values. eggs steady with various price ranges. cheese steady New York full cream. wheat and corn show minor shifts with No 2 red and No 2 yellow quotes. oats available only two white varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Western Creamery
Xtra
New York
Baltimore Produce Market Prices Sept 7 Wheat Oats Poultry Butter Eggs
Baltimore market report lists wheat spots and futures with No 2 red at 1.01, oats No 3 white at 39 asked, live poultry prices across chicken hens roosters ducks and puddle, butter varieties from creamery to dairy prints, eggs from Maryland Pennsylvania Western firsts at 24, West Virginia 22, Southern 22. Names of regions and product types are given with varied unit weights and prices.
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New York
Hennery
Baltimore
Western
Southern
Peking
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York Money Market Overview and Rates
New York money markets show mercantile paper at 1 percent for 2 months, sterling 60 day bills at 4.6 percent, and various foreign exchange levels. Government bonds stable, railroad bonds heavy, time loans steady across terms, call money high to low with a 2 percent ruling rate. Comptroller issues call for national banks to report condition as of September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mercantile Paper
Deeds of Trusts Listed for Montgomery and Anacostia Areas
A condensed listing of multiple deeds of trust from Takoma Park to Anacostia districts naming several grantors and trustees. Notable entries include Burke to Thornton and Platt securing 850 dollars for Champe B. Thornton, and Borland et al securing 52 178 dollars with Charles L Tankersley. Also shows Building Association securities and various lot and square identifiers with interest rates and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie L. Notte
Ashton G. Chapman
Charles H. Jerman
Arthur B. Shreve
George W Aires Et
Milburn J. Donohoe
Frederick Mahlhaunen
G. Louise Muhlhausen
Himer D. Conneret Ax
Benjamin H. Grover
Hugh A. Thrift
Jacob
Grover
C. Sumner Wormley
Herbert A. Goi
Theo N. Gill, Jr
Harry A. Blessing
Ernest Child
Karl J Haneke
C. Wendel
C. Wendel Shoemaker, To Secure James L. Gilea
Sydney King
Algernon &. Gardiner
W. Gilbert Dent
Leah Corbin
Leman Fark
John M Green
Wiliam E. Quanter
Ware
Ethel Brent
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Mary P Burrill
Jamce and
Marvin
Cumila
Jncura Perpetur Building Association
MARE
Louisa C. Gregory
National Savings and Tract Company
American Security and Traat Company
POARE
Louten J Stafford
Ciworth
Charles FE. Wire
William M. Terrell
Loulys R Peak
Wateou Bath
Takoma Park
Hester A. Burke
Heber L
Thornton
Doran
Platt
Champe B. Thornton
Englesich
Jennetta Borland
Wilfred B
Norman L. Senatary
Charles L Tankersley
Bloomingdale
Nicholas F Collins
James Berry
Marvin A. Custis
Perpetual Building Association
Nauure
PARK
Cecilia M. Moran
Perpateal Building Association
Anacostia
Mary
Wilder
Anna
Pinnock
Tad
Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Copper Market Dull Amid Mixed London and New York Quotes
In New York copper futures and spot prices show mixed readings with electrolytic copper around 16.00 to 18.26 for various grades and No 1 and No 2 South ern bids near 15.50. Tin trades around 93.06 with copper futures at 87.10 and 52.10 for electrolytic. Antimony prices listed as £1.
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New York
Northern
Southrn
Tandon
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Liner
Continental Exchange
New York Bond
Curb Market
Baltimore Securities
NEW York Grain
Juneau
Braden Copper
du Pont
Emerson Bnee
Havana Tobacco
Hercules
Lake Torpedo
Lehigh Coal
Riker-Hegeman
N. J
California
Indiana
St. OM
Kentucky
Bt. Oil of
Nebraska
St OU
Ohio
United Cigar Store
United Proft-Sharing
Wabauh Road
Atocke
Natl Bank of Baltimore
Tee
Bae Houston Ol
T. C
United Rys
H. Co
T . Con. Power
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BH. Co
U. Rand B. Co
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Commission Houses
NEW York Stock Market
Alaska Gold M
Inter. Con
Allis-Chalmers
Inter
Allis-Chal, Pf
Kans
City
Am. Ag. Chem
Lack. Steel
Lehigh Valley
Myorn
Bath
Louis
Naash
Am. H. Prod
Mackay Cos
Maxwell M. Co
Maz. M
Hide & L
Max. M
Am. H. & L. Pfag
Locomov
Bae
Am. Smeltini
Nat
Cloak & S.J
Tel & Tel
Nat. Enam
Am. T. Pf Naw
Lord
Am. Woolen
Nev. C
N. ¥. Central
N. Y
N. HB
Norf
North
Balt
Penn. R. FR
Beth. Steel
Phila. Co
Beth. Steel Pt
P. C
St. L. Pf
Brooklyn R. T
Pitts. Coal
Bklyn. UN. Gasliza
Pitts. Coal Pt
Petro. Pf
By- Stee! Sp
Can
Pacific
Ray Con. Co
J. I, Prt
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Ches. & Chito
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Chito
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G. W. Pf
A. L
M & St P
C. R
China Con
Colo
Studebaker
Texas & Pacific
Craucible Steel
Texas Co
Crucible
Cuba Am
Union B & P
Tobacco Pr
Deere Pt
Del
Eric
Nfl
Erie
Erie 2d
U. S. Express
Fed M. & S. We
I. Alco. Pf
Gen. Electric
S. Steel
Va. Iron C. & Cl
Gr. N
GugKen
Weat. Mary
Illinois
West
Inter. Met
Westinghouse
P Copper
Willys
U. S
Local Stock Exchange
United States Treasury
Philippines
Bioasie H. Fleet
Williams Fleet
Hubert
Seana Fo
Marie Pietmneatells
A. Moriarty
Jolla West Va
William H. West
W. H de Lacy
Pang Ya
Gorman & Terror
William
Ado
Secretary of the Treasury
W. B. Gay
Beb
Hinton
Bop
Rena
Peaceon Va
Thomas Pearson
Inintiff’s Attornes
Dorle
Censiog L
Patisf
Charles Mary
Marion Oeborn
Bertha A. Holt
Irving ‘Willampon
SeTa
Dalia Carlin
Colum
Platocif
George BR Debnam
Mey H
Winship Wheatley
Ko, Fata, Swift & Co
Samuel Fenton
Municipal Court
Casa Sewera
Frederick Box
Tistrict
Colombia
A B Duvall
John H Balts
Virginia
Feener
Robert
Montague
Plaintif
Attorners
Dary, Peyser & Taylor
Bete Expre
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Texas City
Norfolk
Phiadelphia
Casey
Mdlg
Repte
Stack
Houston
Augusta
St. Louie
Cincinnati
Dallas
Mamphia
St. Louis
Little Rock
Chicago Grain
Britain
Beeves
Local Produce Market
Florida
Washington Cattle Market
Baltimore Produce Market
The
Riggs National Bank
Penn. Aye
U. 8
Washington Loan & Trust Company Cor
John Joy Edson
Columble
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
L. L. Perkins
Fidelity
Southers Aldg
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