Market Aims Higher As Interborough Leads Rally
Wall Street opened with a renewed reactionary drift fading into a late rally led by Interborough Metropolitan shares. The bond market held steady while grain prices rose on crop damage reports from Europe. Bank of the Netherlands discount rate fell to four percent. bankers foresee a loan expansion amid cotton financing talks.
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Wall Street Gossip Notes Subtle Market Movements
The Washington Post reports stock market talk shows no definite trend as averages hover near prior levels. Railroad shares rise modestly while industrials slip. United States Steel declines to 66 1/4 amid mixed sentiment. Judge Gary remains optimistic about iron and steel, with steel earnings forecasts near 26 million for the current quarter and a dividend outlook above 13 percent. Corn prices fall on favorable crop news and frost danger easing. British capital funds swell, but consols linger at low prices. high grade bond sales rise as investors seek safer returns.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Week-end conditions in the local stock market noted
Trading was restricted and featureless with minor moves in select issues. Washington Railway and Electric 4s rose to 312 to 314 and Merger thales dipped to 2 1 2 percent. Bond activity totaled 3000 dollars against 425 shares of stock sold. Bank clearings in Washington showed a weekly gain of 27354, with money plentiful at 5 to 6 percent. Tenders for Suffolk redemption bonds were awarded to L. Gray and Col. T. W. Smith for 30,000 and 5,000 dollars respectively.
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Market Close Prices and Livestock Values in Boston
Closing prices for copper and mining stocks appear alongside a broad cattle market trend toward higher prices. Veal calves stay active while hogs bring 3.00 to 9.00 per hundredweight, sheep 3.25 to 3.75 per pound, and lambs at 6 to 7 per pound with calves from 9.50 to 9.75 per pound.
Live Stock Markets Across New York and Chicago Markets
Live Stock Markets report receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and lambs in New York and Chicago. Cattle receipts near 2 949 in New York with steers 5.60 to 7.20 and cows 2.25 to 5.10. hogs at 9.50 to 9.80. sheep and lambs mixed with lambs higher. Chicago receipts about 3 500 cattle and 8 000 hogs with Texas and Western types listed. hogs 9.20 to 9.65. sheep 2.76 to 5.80. lambs 6.23 to 7.25.
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Treasury visits target banks and embezzlement figures rise
Treasury officials plan inspections across examiner districts to assess performance and standards while highlighting embezzlement losses totaling 23 million dollars over five years. Bondholders are urged to present October coupons for payment. Railway telephony expands with Western Electric dispatching on several segments between Princeton West Virginia and Roanoke Virginia.
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Washington
Virginia Railway Company
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Princeton
Deepwater
W. Va
Roanoke
Washington Produce Market Wholesale Prices and Availability
The Washington produce market reports wholesale quotations with rising poultry prices and large fruit and vegetable receipts. Listings include eggs, butter, cheese, various poultry, dressed poultry, and extensive vegetable and fruit prices with multiple regional and product specifications.
Metal Market Reports Copper Exports and Prices
The Metal Market lists copper prices in New York with dull local trading. It notes exports of 15,796 tons this month and imports at Atlantic ports totaling 1,835 tons of copper and 1,225 tons of copper ores since September 4.
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Nothern
Southern West
Taylor Estate Probate Will of Horace A. Taylor
The will of Horace A. Taylor former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury who died last month is offered for probate after a widow petition. Executors named are Mrs. Taylor and Samuel J. Bradford of Hudson Wisconsin. Estate valued about 100000 with real property at 2007 Massachusetts Avenue and several bequests for widow grandchildren and other property.
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John W. Yerkes
New York Produce Prices Prompt Steady Market Report
New York on Sept 16 shows steady to firm readings across commodities. Dairy notes butter and cheese unchanged, eggs firm, poultry alive and dressed mixed, pork and beef steady, lard steady, and cottonseed oil firm with several month prices listed.
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New York Grain Market Report Sept 16
Spot and futures mixed with firm to higher tones on wheat and corn. No. red, No. 1 Northern Duluth, and futures led gains amid bullish cables and strong outside markets. Receipts total 82,400 bushels. corn spot steady with futures without traction. oats show modest gains and ample shipments reported.
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Chicago Grain Mixed Session Steady Upswing After Short Covering
Chicago trading saw large short covering pushing wheat from weakness to gains, while corn and oats declined modestly and provisions edged up. Wheat closed at the day’s best levels amid oversold conditions and talk of higher export rates influencing buying, with mixed changes across futures contracts.
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Baigerian
BR Boe
New York Cotton Market Opens Steady After Short Covering
New York reported yesterday that a sharp advance brought numerous buy orders, with the market opening steady and a net rise of 6 points, later narrowing as shorts covered. October rose to 1324, while new highs posted for later months, but the rally faded as bear pressure and weaker outlooks emerged.
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Jacalchelas
Trade Marking Time Dry Goods Fairly Active Opening of Fall Demand
New York traders report mixed signals as fall demand appears in many centers while domestic commerce remains hampered by political uncertainty. Grain and cotton move to markets at falling prices. banks finance the flow, though London bankers’ refusal of large cotton bills could worsen the outlook. Front and steel trade show uneven improvement, with US Steel operating at about two thirds capacity and many orders unfilled. Woolens, worsteds, and shoes move slowly. retail activity rises with autumn buying and summer vacation ends.
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R.G. Dunn,Co
Review of Trade
United States Steel Corporation
Newea Ton Cotton Milla
Bradstreet
United States
Volume legal notices from district court and probate docket
Supreme Court cases and probate actions listed by court divisions Barnard and consistent with District of Columbia records. Includes lunacy committee appointments, proof orders, will petitions, probate grants, administrator appointments, bond amounts, and notices across multiple estates and defendants.
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G. Percy McGlua
S. Mason
Great Rails Manufacturing Company
Plaintig
Teaac Hitt
Equity Suit. Costanza Cerimele Committes vs Sprignardi et al
Real estate transfers list numerous DC parcels with buyers and sellers including William T. Walker to Charles J. Walker and others. Transactions cover streets near Fourteenth Street, Massachusetts Avenue NW, and various squares with nominal sums typical of title transfers. Names mentioned include Wardman, Drury, Hurd, Myers Hand, and Kenyon among many trustees and buyers.
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Ada Drury
North Grounds
Columbian University
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Plaasart Plains
Lee Brown
Rosa P Weigle
Fernwood Heights
George W. Palmer
Orlando
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Fenton Street
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Gerhardt A. Meyer
Seventh Street
Suvannah Fowler
Wiliam Ballard
Mount Pleasant Joseph
A. Roth
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Grant Park
Joby
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Mitonent Wilcox
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Gage H. Warner
Lorch
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Kenilworth Avenue
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Trasteas
Alonzo C. Bliss
Streate
Jamie O'Donnell
Michael A. Louis
Columbia Heights
George C. Pumpnety
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Ninth Street
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Jack Bascett
Square Sy
Sarah J. Craigsgnt
Percy S
Mary A. Anderson
Holmead Manor
William H. Gibson
James B. McDonnell
Dumbarton
Katherine J. Falconer
Anna M. Raub
New York Money Market Snapshot
New York money markets show easy on call at 14 2 per cent with latest closing bids and offered around 1 1/2 per cent. Time loans steady across 60 days 2 4 per cent, 30 days 4 4 per cent, six months 4 44 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 54 6 per cent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers' bills for 60 days at 4.836 fifth 4.8875 and demand at 4.8695. Commercial bills 4.83 4 5.83. Bar silver at 63 1/2. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds easy.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Ditin
Bar Cilver
Daily Cotton Market Report Cites Prices and Shipments
Daily cotton markets from Baltimore and Ohio report firmer wheat, nominal corn and steady oats with No 2 Western rye quotes. Regional credit balances show 1.30, while North Lima and South Lima columns list prices and shipments.
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