European stock market diary on demand and holdings
Markets opened with a cheerful tone in New York as European liquidity steadied after a period of abroad demand. International Harvester rose two points while Pacific Mail declined, with American Tobacco and others showing strength amid limited public activity and renewed liquidation fears.
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International Harvester
Pacific Mail
Boston closing prices and market notes
Fragmentary report from New York markets lists closing prices and day’s figures. Sparse data shows irregularities and unclear dates but indicates activity across several securities.
Wall Street Gossips on Foreign Buying and Rail Stocks
European buyers boosted American stock demand this week though London settlements limited gains. Boston Maine reports a 1.6 million dollar deficit for the year, with dividend reductions. American Tobacco securities trend higher as a reconstruction plan forms, while street rails show mixed progress and price advances in several issues.
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American Tobacco
New York Bond Market and Rail Trade Listings
A scanned market page from New York reports bond prices and railroad securities from Washington and regional issuers. It lists bids and asks for bonds such as American Tel and Tel conv, Baltimore and Ohio, and Chesapeake and Potomac lines, along with utility and stock ticker notes, and a long section on commodities and farm goods pricing. The piece also notes general wholesale market activity for fruits, vegetables, and poultry with regional price ranges and quality remarks.
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New York
Wash. Ry
Elec
Mergenthaier
Commercial Nat. Bank
Katmera
American Aericaiearal
Amerian
American Twhacwa 4S Merical Teharce OS Wwmgus & Co
Atlantic Coat Line
Bershwir & Ohio
Altimare
Auediss
Maltimore
Ohio Southwestern
Brookiyn Transev
Central of Georgia
Central Leather
Cenval Te
Washington Gas
Georgethan Gar
Capital Traction Sa
Columbia
Mort
Metropolitan
Washington Railway
Miscel
Potomac Flertile Cau Anim RR Ag
Chesapeake & Chi Is
Cheaneahe and Macy
Potomas Electric Power
Chiage & Miter Blas
Chesapeake and Potomac
Lohamo
J. & Quincy
Aserican Tel
Kae
A. & Quins
Emerson Steam Pump
Chicago
Tolius
Ot & Pace
Ita
Washington Market
Colorado Industrial
Norfolk
Washington
Colorado Midland
Fuges Realty
Stnc Capital Taaction
Washington Thor
Washington Twohington
Virginia
Moergenthaler
Sanslon Mountrpe
Coloridy & Norer
Delaware and Hudson Ev
Denver & Bio Gracie Bs
Denver & Rin Grande Ser
Sistillers
Minn Central
Jinrerborough
Nas Lanter
Were
Mariners
Sournes
Greenevananca Strany
Japan
I National Bank
Capital
Lincoln
Cental
York
TRUST
Compan Amencan Security and Trust National Savings and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
Mans of Commerce
Laat Washingtom Savio
chapm-Facks
Marsland
Graphophime
Westinghouse Devy
Philadelphia Market Report Mixed Prices and Trade Quiet
Philadelphia markets report steady wheat and firm eggs and poultry values. Grain notes show No 2 red export prices steady, oats in demand, butter and cheese steady in creamery terms, and potatoes firm per basket and per bushel. Local receipts and credit balances cited with shipments totaling 336,821.
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Philadelphia
Wises Cohn
Pennslvania
New York
Washington Stock Market Slides Then Stabilizes
Markets show recession risk near peak. selling pressure eases as bids firm. Washington Stock Exchange trading quieted with few offers, prices held, and specific issues like Washington Railway and Electric, Mergenthaler, and Grapho Phone seen at firm or modest levels amid mixed bank note counterfeit concerns and broader currency and bank loan data.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington
Washington Railway and Electric
Mergenthaler
Commercial National Bank
Grapho Phone Preferred
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank elects new officers
Burgess on vacation. L H Burgess of the Southern Railway travels to New York and Norfolk on business. The bank election in Alexandria named M G McCormick president Julius I Peyser George R Linkins and J Wendall Cain as vice presidents. Officers and a large director slate listed. Annual report shows deposits up $452,400.21 and record prosperity.
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Burgess
L. H. Burgess
The
Southern Railway
Baltimore
New York
Norfolk
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
Leo P. Harlow
Alexandria
Harlow
Virginia
Fred
Hickman
Michael G. McCormick
Julius I. Peyser
George R. Linkins
J. Wendall Cain
New York Produce Prices Mixed Across Commodities
New York market notes show butter and cheese flat while flour and coffee hold. oats, pork, and lard steady to firm. Receipts reported for butter, cheese, poultry, flour, and oils with varied price levels. several items list mixed or uncertain figures and regional references for commodities like rye flour, cornmeal, and petroleum products.
New York Cotton Market Ends Steady After Moderate Demand
The New York cotton market opened steady with modest demand from true interests. Prices closed near the day’s best, with December facing buying by a leading house, and a late rally spurred by a private report. September at 11.58, October 11.32, November 11.34, December 11.40, January 11.40, March 11.52, May 11.62, July 11.61.
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New York
Cpot
Carlier
Live Stock Prices And Receipts Across Markets
Chicago market notes show cattle receipts around 6 009 head with steady demand and varied classes priced from 2.29 to 6.30 for cows and heifers and up to 7.40 for heavy hogs. Sheep receipts near 35 000 with strong tone. natives 2.15 3.80, Westerns 3.00 3.85, yearlings and lambs quoted in the 4.15 range, plus miscellaneous notes on Liverpool cattle and calves futures in brief.
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Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Western
York
Liverpool
Ealves
Metal Market Report Sees Copper Rates and Arrivals in New York
The Metal Market from New York lists copper futures at 11.95 to 12.08, with London prices around £65 3s. Od. Arrivals in New York reach 405 tons as customs report exports of 9,969 tons. Local iron is unsettled with foundry bars priced from 15.00 to 15.75, and various Southern grades at 15.00 to 15.54.
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Mms Chalmers
Veutral
Arsal Samateu Copper
Kansas
Southern
American Agricultral
Pta
AW Amora Red Sugar
Laredo
Ulehen
Ian Cotro
Inneapoli
St Louis
S. P
S. St
Texas
Missouri
Tod
ST Againt Refining
National Biscuit
Amt
Ciran Steel Foudries
Nat Rya
Ico
Pfa
Amerean Sugar Refining
New York Central
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Tel Jist
Ass. Yant and
West
Ortaik
V Tern Tan
Anaconda
Atchison
Pacific Tel
Tela
Atchison Pfd
Atlantic Coal Line
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One
Steel
St. Louis
LSC Hreukisn Coal
Pittsburgh
Ett Ag
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Pullman Palac
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Comrade Fuel and Iron Eghet
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Goldfield Con
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Virgin Carolian Chemical
Dante
Interborough-Met Pe
Wats Wea
Inter Harvester
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Wertern
Doral
B. Hints & Co
Bankers
Breers Hobs Ibu
New York Stock Vcharge
Chicago Board Et dc
Wah Bon Sto
New York
London
Custom House
Leveland
New York Money Market Snapshot
New York money market shows on call rates steady at 2.4 percent and 3 percent for closing bids. Time loans for 66 days quoted around 3.34 percent, six months near 4.4 percent, and prime mercantile paper at 4 percent. Sterling exchange steady with banking bills at 61-day and 4.86 demand, commercial bills at 4.82. Government and railroad bonds firm.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Uctug
Benkery
Enilrond
Baltimore Markets Reported Prices and Dated Grain Rates
Baltimore markets report steady Southern wheat on grade at 82 percent to 9s percent, spot contracts and No 2 white new grain quoted in a general mix. Western domestic values noted with varying figures. Hog prices per hundredweight and sheep per pound listed, with lamb and veal calves at moderate levels.
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Baltimore
Wall Street Brokers Fall in $3 to $4 Million Liabilities
Van Schaick Derby Crandall led the Wall Street firm formed in 1907 with branches in Jersey City and Baltimore. Assignee Elliot Norteza says liabilities total $3 to $4 million, mainly bank loans secured, with about $500000 in other assets. If those assets are collected, the firm could pay dollar for dollar.
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New York
van Schalck
John B. van Schaick
Derby Crandall
Jersey City
Baltimore
William 4. Jackson
Paul Geldel
Elliot Norteza
Norton
Wheat market bolstered by world supply surprise and frost cues
Chicago grain notes a smaller rise in world wheat stocks than year earlier, lifting prices amid frost damage reports from Canada and cautious selling. Oats and provisions show mixed moves as traders dissect weekly supply gains, with heavy Northwestern receipts and liberal unloads shaping early activity.
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Chicago
Thes Bears
Canada
Beth
Gergeey
Biag
BND Abh Bron
New York Grain Market Sees Wheat Futures Edge Low
New York on Sept 12 reports spot wheat firmer at 98% elevator and 99% f o b afloat for No 2 red with No 1 Northern Duluth at 1.10% above b o afloat. Futures eased in early trade on higher spring wheat receipts, then closed nearly unchanged to small net decline. Receipts and shipments tallies given for wheat and oats. barley listed as nominal.
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New York
Duluth
Supreme Court Equity Docket in District of Columbia
District court records show multiple matters awaiting action and orders. Parties include Manhattan Laundry Company versus Page and Jackson versus Frank B. Fox with examiner T. H. Nitham, plus several bankruptcy and probate filings, contempt rulings, and real estate receiverships.
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District of Columbia
Equity Court
Gould
Manhattan Laundry Company
Page Et. al
Baker
Sheehy & Hogan and
Carr
Peyser & Talor
J. C. Pay
C. W. Arthu
Anderson
Capital Auto Sightseeling Company
R. B. Behrend
Defendent
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Lyon
Sursey
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Leo Simmons
Hopkins
W. MM. Ellison
E. W. R. Ewing
Cunningham
PlainUff
W. A. Coombe
W. Hopewell
Gainer
National Stone and Brick Company
Plaintif
Legkie
Fulton & Cox
W. A.johnston
C.F. Carust
Dawson
Hir
Justice Gould
Abraham M. Frechte
Circuit Court
Schaefer
William B. Reidy
C. James Guardian Ad Litem
Millan & Smith
Mary C. Bradford
Edward G. Bradford
Gordon & Gordon
Susan Biggins
Baker, Sheehy & Hogan
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Hamilton, Yerkes & Hamilton
George T. Taverner
Guy
Jemima Heinlein
Lewis W. Call
Frank B. Walker
LW. Call
Eden Sullivan
Bled
Patrick Cannon
Arthur ¥. Cannon
J. A. Toomey
Mary E. Chase Walker
William W
Grant F. Chase
Atttorneys
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Harry D. Chichester
Stanley Brown
Maddox & Gaties
Mary A. Ellis
Thomas & Heller
Joseph Loughran
Pi H. Loughran
Joseph P. Ragland
Wilton
Lambert
Deeds of Trust Entries for Various Neighborhoods
A compendium of deeds of trust listing various property borrowers, lenders, and secured amounts across districts including Austin Wells of Slaybaugh and Jame United States Savings, Milburn J Donohoe, George Buknchek, and others. The notes reflect secured sums from $3,000 to $15, monthly or annual terms, with percentages and terms varying by parcel in areas like UNIVERSITY PARK BURRVILLE MOUNT PLEASANT, and SQUARE districts, detailing lot blocks and parties involved.
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Buravilem
Frank T. Rawlings
Robert Lee Crayla
East Deanwood
Robert Lee Gray
Lots
George H. Zellers
William
McClure
University Park
Reno
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Thomas Et
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Ray Corman
Downs
Yeat
Strest
D. Bennett
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Weedon
Carroll Street
Firac
Second Streets
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Rena E Freida
Reta
Freida Eus
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Sip
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Tighta Cut Avenue
Highlands
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Katherine Hough
Simon Carmuy
Margaret Cormeer
South Takoma
Arthur A. Hirnns
J. Harold McDowell
Lote
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Low
BYRI
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Strickler
Mark Yew
Dar
Daniel Jeg
Ady
Atheast
Rheem
Mustire
la Phileve Deport
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Myrtle
West Tuber
Ellysen
William J. Heder
Sou'tewe
Haers A
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Austin Wells
Slaybaugh and
Jame
United States
Emer Hoa Ua
Milburn J. Donohoe
John W. Ragely
Daniel J
Roberta Gani
LE Droit Park
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George M. Buknchek
Duglass S. Mackall
Washington
Permanent
Henry H. Bergmann
George M. Emmerich
Spre Metropolis Building Association
Burrville
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St A Block
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Sccunte
Table Cooperative Huilding Association
Blork Square Ifei
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Sesace
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L L Perkins Executors and Officials Office Address
An item listing L L Perkins related to executors administrators and officials notes Ruone Main 7132 Colorado Blég Room 408. The readable text outlines office details and department room numbers for associated personnel and agents.
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L. L. Perkins
Ruone
Colorado
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