Prices Marked Up as Trading Volume Doubled in Exports Report
New York report highlights government data on August agricultural exports at 46 million dollars, up from July. Cotton exports and corn futures show mixed signals amid favorable corn belt weather, while Rock Island deal effects and Maine political news drive market activity. U S Steel, Readme, and Union Pacific lead volume as bonds sales exceed two million.
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Rock Island
New York
Maine
Stock Exchange
Vermont
Warriman
Gattun
Europe
Iowa Central
Amalgamated — Copper
Kansas City Southern
American Agricultural Ava
Kansan City
TCO
Laclede Gas Ab
American Can
Rose
Car and Foundry
Louisville
Nashville
Catton Ou
Minneapolis
St. Louis
St. P
Ste. M
Kang and Taa
American Tee Securities Jom
Hans
Tex
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
Am. Simelt
National Lead
Ka Am Steel Foundries
Nat. Rys
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Anaconda Mining Co
Pacific Ball
Atchison
Alchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Pittsburg
Bt. B
Haltimore
Ohio
Pittsburg Coal
Bethlehem Hite
Brookin Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Railway St
Mae Centrak
New Jersey
Republic
Chicago
Northwestern
St. L
St. Paul
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Sioss-Shefield St
Colorado
Southern
Pacific Wear
Southern Hallway
Consolidated Gas
Routhern Railway
Tennessee Copper
Delaware and Hudson
Texas and Pacific
Denver and
Toledo
Bt. L
Denaha Rio Granda
Thy
Tol
Union Pacific Soo Eriea
Union Pacific
Yao
United States
Erle
United States Realty
General Electric
IlInois Central
Carolina Chemical
Inter ~ Metropolitan
Wabash
Inter Metropolitan Pfa
International Harveste
Western Maryland
International Marine Pfd
Westnghouse
International Paper
Western Union
International Pump
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Hibbs Building
Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Post
New York Stock Market Update Noted By Hibbs Co
Trade activity in New York stocks is reported by W B Hibbs and Co with reference to the New York Stock Exchange. The brief item notes market movements and trading status, indicating ongoing financial activity in the financial hub.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
Ers
New York | Stock Exchange
Chi
United States Treasury New York Bond Market Note
Treasury securities listed in New York bond market figures show a 100 reading indicating stable prices and steady demand. Dealers report cautious bidding with yields holding near recent levels amid cautious investor sentiment.
Boston closing prices and copper markets amid mixed metals data
New York copper prices show mixed futures with September at 12.20 and December at 12.20, while London futures ease. Iron markets in Cleveland show quiet trading as No 1 foundry remains higher than No 2 and No 4 Southern. Money on call is easy at 1 to 7 percent with sterling exchange firmer in London trading.
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New York
London
Cleveland
Northern
Prime Mercantile
Pready
Railroad Bonda Frm
Merchants and Mechanics Bank Stock Dips After Officer Change
Washington Stock Exchange activity shows a three point drop in Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank shares from 151 to 148 after officers were changed. Washington Gas Light directors prepare for a October 14 special meeting while banks report rising resources and prosperity in the district. United States Comptroller Murray plans a tour beginning in Chicago with visits to state bank supervisors to improve cooperation and examinations.
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Wash. Ry
Elec
Union Trust
Wash Ry
States Trust
Lawn Gan
Lanington Gan Co
Askea
Washington Gas Cert
Traction
Ia. Aha Eer Ai
Ry. Sa
Columbia Ry
Mort
Lol
C & P. Telephone Sn
Elec. Power Co
American Tel
Colonial Beach Co
Emerson Steam Pump Co
Washington Market
Washington Thet. Co
Soara
Btocks
Capital Traction Co
Washington Ry
Lee ‘Com
Norfolk Nad
Vernon
Xashington Gas
Steamboat
Biare American
Mergenthale Tt Linet
Mston Monotype
Greene-Cananea
Capri American
Seeen
City National
S Distri
Lincoln
Sia
Metropolita
Washington
American Trust Company Atock
National Security and Trust
Union Trust Com Savings and Trust
Ton Loan and Trust
United Ust Co
Oeimerson Steam
Storage Co
Washington Stock Exchange
Merchants and Mechanica Savings Bank
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Union Trust Company
Washington Gas Light Company
Murray
Baltimore
New York Cotton Market Faces Quiet Trade on Sept Deliveries
New York cotton trading remained calm with irregular swings in a narrow range. September closed lower by 12 points while later contracts edged 1 point higher to 1 point lower, amid weather outlooks and crop movement debates across the belt.
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New York
Texas
New York Produce Prices Mixed on Receipts Declines
Market notes from New York show butter unsettled with 18,898 receipts and creamery specials. cheese steady. eggs and poultry mixed. flour lower to aid sales. pork lard and tallow steady to firm. seeds and coffee priced amid steady to firm trends. Regional reports from City and Toledo list credit balances and commodity figures. wheat, corn, oats, and rye quoted with modest firmness or dullness.
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New York
Springera
Torkeva
Wastara
Middle West
Prima Crude
Cordova
Equity Court actions and estate probate listed in District record
The legal record details numerous court actions under Mr Justice Barnard including equity suits, sales, and accounts. It lists judgments and orders in cases such as Freer v Freer and Garrick Club, sales decrees in Smoot v Smart and Holtman v Minder, and probate matters for Garria Trimble and Eva Leonard among others. Also notes guardianship, administration, and property attachments with multiple attorneys named and dates spanning current term.
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Supreme Court
District of Columb
Equity Court
Justice Barnard
Clayton Farrell
F. A. Penning
Loughran Ve. Garrick Club
A, Lyon & Laon
Intervener
Alexander Wolf
Freer
Plaintitt
BS. McCalmont
Smoot Va
Smoot Va. Smart
Plaintif
Edward Mitchell Fenton
Cisbel
Platiti
William J. Bacon, Jr
M. M. Doyle
A. G. Kimball
Fisher Et al
Ballinger
Plattitt
Webster, Ballinger
W Furthershaw
Oscar Lawler
James F. Nicholson
M. D. Rosenberg
Holtman
Minder
Andrew Wilson
Noel W. Barksdale
Wilson & Barksdale
Garria KE. Trimble
Edward H. Thome
H. Thomas
A. D. Smith
Edward Alleworth
Ella L. Washburn
Lyon & Lyon
Eatate
Eva
Leonard
Frea C
Caldren
Berah R. Thomas
Percy Metzgar
Percy Metzger
Catherine KE
Augerman
Eqpest Augerman
Guardian
George R. King
John W. Freeman
R. R. Horner
Fiorente ‘Murray
Petitia
George E. Hamilton
Maria B. Golden
Wall Street Grows Stronger as Market Rebounds and Trade Figures Improve
The New York market broke from recent dullness with higher volume and notable gains led by Union Pacific and Baltimore and Ohio. Cotton exports boost August trade optimism while iron ore shipments from Lake Superior rise, with U S Steel receiving a majority of the tonnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Union Pacific
S J. Paul
Consolidated Gas
Baltimore and
Ohio
Cale Boy Jewel Thief Sentenced in Juvenile Court
Abraham Fox a white boy aged 14 was placed on twelve months probation after police captured him for thefts over two years totaling nearly 1000 dollars. He confessed to stealing jewelry from a cash register at Mrs Leah Schwab grocery store 802 Florida avenue northwest where he worked. His father Norman Fox a cleaner at 803 Florida avenue northwest was not found yesterday as his mother Annie Fox said she has no income beyond the boy’s labor.
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Abraham Fox
Florida Avenue Northwest
Fox
Norman Fox
Annie Fox
Building Men Frolic Take a Trip Down the Bay
Three hundred delegates hold a business session then adjourn for a day of sightseeing. Papers read at a meeting of men who run the skyscrapers in the big cities of the country.
Death at Takoma Park convention shocks Baltimore trip
Charles C Koehle 45 resident of Takoma Park died in Baltimore after heart failure during a convention outing by building managers and owners. An inquest found likely heart trouble with no violence. he was last seen Monday night and survived by wife and two children.
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Arlington Hotel
Baltimore
Charles C. Koehle
Takoma Park
Takoma
Justice Reading
Rockville
Koehfe
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Livestock prices and receipts for sept 18 show steady to weak demand across sectors. Cattle receipts in New York steady with dressed beef firm. Texas steers and western steers listed with mixed ranges. Chicago market slow with light and mixed classes moving, hogs steady to weak and lamb receipts showing week trends. sheep prices vary with regions reporting steady to unsettled demand.
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New York
Breves
Joe
Galves
Ghieazo
Belves
Texas
Hage
Westernie
New York Grain Market Reports Wheat and Corn Mixed
New York dairy market notes a record Wheat stocks drop and lower corn prices amid steady to weak cables. Wheat closed near and below open with September and December futures mixed. corn and oats show limited activity and steady prices with modest declines. Receipts listed for bushels and shipments.
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New York
Northern
Duluth
LOHR
Standard White
New
Building Trades Convention Showcases New Equipment
Yesterday's meeting featured speakers J M Walsh of Little Rock Arkansas on Buying Supplies Charles Flynn of New York on Bookkeeping Systems and Serving and Edwin Wasserman of San Francisco on Building Management as a large exhibit of new building equipment and fixtures opened in convention quarters Demonstrators provide quick explanations of new devices for skyscraper handling The afternoon and evening were devoted to delegate entertainment by the local committee chaired by J C Evans A sightseeing auto tour and rooftop dinner at the Evans building followed A resolution thanked the Chamber of Commerce for Washington’s welcome through its president and another for a local florist for decorating the hall.
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J. M. Walsh
Little, Rock, Ark
Charles Flynn
New York
Edwin Wasserman
San Francisco
J.C. Evans
Evans
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Sands Electrical representative arrested for alleged bribe
William Johnson of Sands Electrical Company Wheeling arrested in Richmond for allegedly trying to bribe J LeRoy Speights city electrical inspector. A suit of clothes was to be given in exchange for favorable approval of electrical fixtures in the American National Bank building not yet approved by City and SouthernEastern Underwriters inspectors. The bank work cost 915,00. H S Sands president of Sands is brother of O J Sands president of the bank.
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Richmand
Wiliam
H. S. Sands
Wheeling Company
O. J. Sands
The
American National Bank
Deeds of Trust Listings Across City Squares
Multiple deeds of trust recorded in square blocks securing various sums from 600 to 32,400 dollars. Properties include lots and blocks in West of M10, Holmes Park Manor, Le Droit Park, Peter's Mill Seate, and Peter's Mill. Lenders include George C. Gertman, Charles Cragin, and Washington Loan and Trust Company with terms ranging from 1 to 9 years and interest from 5 to 6 percent, with semiannual or monthly payments.
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Washington Heights
Elizabeth Hernstreet
John J. Hazilton
Rosedale
Isherwood
Charles F. Benjamin
George A. Smith
Georgetown College
Dart
Janes J ‘Karrick
Helen Metcalf
Navy Place
Julius Wahl
John P. Stuckert
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Walter E. Wright
John, I
Ene M. Belt
Charles E. Wire
Salite E. Shook
Garfield Heights
William K. Scott
Robert J. Pendleton
Holmead Manor
Harry Wardman
V. le Comte Gordon
Treates
Clarence Moore
Mabelle
Moore
Square
John Trusheim
George C. Gertman
Charles H. Cragin
G. Maitland Piper
Hubert M Dobbins
William E. Edmonston
Touls R Pook
Edward
McKnew
William F. Asman
Erbraiim
John J. Hamilton
George K. Hamilton
Frank P. Reeside
Elizabeth Hematreet
H. Cornell Wilson
Norman L. Gansbury
Joseph B. Bowlfog
Helmeaux Central Realty Corporation
Withes Prather
William Webl
John L Beltet Ax
Leroy Breitparth
W. Olives Murray
William
Edemonston
George E. Fleming
Walter
EL Hopkins
Robert W. Sears
David W. Sears
Howard BR. Norton
Floyd H. Davie
Ida N. Smith
Holmead 'Manor
le Comte Durdan
Frontee
Prendis
Percy
Thomas Bones
Sailic
Shook
Henry W. M
Leonard W. Groomes
Erskine Gordon
Charlies
Sake
William M. Terrell
Norton Mi Little
Charles EO
LE Droit Park
George W. Mitford
Washington Leap and Trust Company
Juitable Cooperative Building Association
Tis Bian
Tii
Nathan En
Arthur G. Bishop Fa
Marton J. Lucha
Leonard F. Geneste
le Peter's Mill Seateriest
Wilkinson
John B. Larner
John A. Hemiston
Ascure Washington Loan End Trust Company
Bquare
Jack M. Sten
W. Teylor Birch
Alvin G. Belt
Franklin Insurance Company
Frederick A. Blumer
Henry H. Bergmann
George M. Emmerich
Metropolis Building Association
Joseph F. Davis
Lauretts F. Boyd
John BF. Cough- Tan
Elmer E. Ramey
Charles BE. Marsh
Electric outage causes flaming chaos at Brooklyn Bridge terminal
A dramatic electrical failure at the Brooklyn Bridge elevated terminal during rush hour sent blue flames and balls of fire through a switchboard roof, paralyzing lines and triggering a panicked mass exodus as four men struggled to control the discharge. Fire engines amid smoke and debris restored service after hours.
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Washington Post
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn
City Hall
Broadway
Terminal Hive
Manhattan
Bishop Upholds Rector At St Andrew's Church
In New York on September 13 Bishop Burgess of Long Island upheld Rev. William B. Ackley as rector of St Andrew's Church after a hostile vestry locked him out. He ruled no vestry may discharge a rector without canonical charges presented properly. Also noted is the death of Joseph Bosler, assistant U S treasurer in Philadelphia.
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New York
William B. Ackley
Brooklyn
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Steich
Bishop Burgess
Long Island
Burgess
Ackley
St Andrew's Church
Hotels Visitors List Names and Reach from Raleigh to Buffalo
A lengthy roster of visitors and hotel guests from multiple states contains names such as A W Van Amringe J Jam J W Broome Raleigh Roger Luts and wife F F T Ryder Seago A Kimball and wife Raleigh Jacop Case Charles Ringer F A Cox and wife Robert Mayer Harlan Sette and wife Julia gealey H W Coolbite and lodgson Rites EW 1 ORK A Lut 8 TW Beall E A Se James ML Haris and wife J Ghassan Sy EL A Mane S Ray F 1 Cox Sidney Schwarts 1 Emenuel Ravel 5 Dons Exit me Bet L B Melville and wife Cather 3 Harry C Bi Barut Jota Lyk H Brice and EDbIL Ingalls E Perlman D Shemeld G E Hoover various names listed alongside city and hotel notes across states including New York Ohio Kentucky Louisiana Massachusetts Maryland Michigan and Texas with scattered Raleigh references.
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QSTON
Weed
A. van Amringe
Corcoran Gallery Opens Early With Improvements
The Corcoran Art Gallery announced it will open tomorrow two weeks earlier than usual. After summer renovations the second floor walls shed terra cotta burlap for soft green burlap and the gallery presents a new look. Admission remains free Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, 25 cents on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, with probable post first Sunday in November Sun day openings.
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Washington
Corcoran Art Gallery
Lynching of two accused assailants shocks Tiptonville
In Tiptonville Tennessee on September 13 Will Sharp and Bob Bruce two Black men who had worked on local farms for years were lynched by a mob of about forty men for an attempted assault on two daughters of Jack Downing at Connerville. The sheriff reportedly took the men from his custody to a cypress brake near Tiptonville to hide them as the mob removed them. The mob members were unmasked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiptonville
Tenn
Will Sharp
Bob Bruce
Jack Downing
Connersville
Haines
Holmead Avenue Home Sold by Shannon & Luchs
The two story brick residence at 551 Holmead avenue was sold to R. E. McCormick as an investment. The house is part of a row of 25 finished by Harry Wardman from plans by AHL Beers. The consideration was 34876.
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Holmead Avenue
Shannon & Luchs
R. E. McCormick
Harry Wardman
AHL Beers
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Ational Railway of Mexico
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Copper Range Consolidated, Co
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Giroux Consolidated
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Weatern
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Falia Church
Treasury Department
National Asociation of
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Standard Steel Car Company
J. D. Wheeler
Commercial and Farmers National Bank
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Little Rock
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Dime
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Unite States
Floyd G. Browne
FM. Brylawski
Cmmcuit
Barnard
Loving Vs. Mariner
Onter Releasing
Platatit
HL Lester
William J. Staub
Thomas J. Kemp
H. W. van Senden
Leibman Brothers
Attoroey
Charles Poe
Leweuite
Sargh &. Cranege
Washington Pele
Sgpectrle Company
Plaistif
Charles Hendheim
Leon Tretzfelder
Mary G. Ford
District of Columbia
Haffwey and Electric Company
Plaintifve
HE. Davis
Hd Bono
Gesche Wetzel
Arion M. Bell
Mlunder
L. J. Mather
W. G. Gardiner
Jackson
Oswald & Camp
Plains Van's
F. Puller
Iawin B. Donaldson
Oswald B. Camp
Ff Plaintites
JF Fuller
HIE
Argyll Park
Percy H. Williet
Joseph T. Peake
Cleveland Park
Myrtle A. Gilliam
Betty L. Spencer
Nations Realty and Development Company
William la
Louisa W. Amman
Toronto Avenue
Mary
Bradford
Terraca Heights
G Street
Balls Court
Deraphin ‘A. Gattl
Joseph E. Gattl
Paradena Park
Holmes Central Realty Corporation
Fisth
Helen
Joseph Makover
Lake Superior
Stcoent
United States Steel Corporation
Cale Boy Jewel Thief
Charles C. Kocle
NEW York Grain
United States Trust Co
N. W
Bishop
Mr. Ackley
Bosler
Philadelphia
Joseph Bosler
Roperty Management
Washington Loan & Trust Company Cor
John Joy Edson
He Safest Investments
District of Columbus
Sandter
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
F ST. NW
Municipal
Lawrence Barnum & Co
St. N. W
Washington, D.C
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South
Parker & Parker
Schofield
Des Angeles
Willard
Orresticnt Wikis
Hagette
Oeil
Bridgeport
Torota
H.R
Blavers
Ellett
Massachusetts
Calvin ‘Tucker
Newberryport
S. A. Hudson
Attimore
Raleigh
Robinson
Neil Robinson
Cumberlans
Mighigan A. Eldridge
Deroy
Haleigh
D. Mc Hayton
Batile Creek
Ebbiti
A. Wallerton
Bufalo
James
B. Davi
Buffalo
H. Wallsee
Wie
Watertown
Graham Kion
Epbiat
Persey
Corcoran Gallery
Tennessee
NJ Pwera
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