Heavy Stock Declines Amid Foreign News and Sherman Case
Heavy selling in foreign accounts pushed U S stocks lower, with Stare, Amalgamated Copper, Torosache and Steel common hitting year lows. News abroad, Vienna martial law fears, and a higher Bank of Germany discount rate weighed on markets while Sherman Law indictments targeted industry leaders in New York and Washington.
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Bank of Germany
N. S
Bperial
Washington Peat
New York
Tor Stari Comeon
Amalgamated Copper
Torosache
Steel Rammen
Austrea
Vienna
Fm London
Consota
Berlin
Wall Street Gossip Sees Mixed Losses Across Stocks
In New York trading on Sept 19 stock activity varied as steel and mining shares hit new lows while Amalgamated Copper and Anaconda held near recent troughs. Calumet and Read Mining plunged to lows unseen in fourteen years. American Snuff dropped 17.5 points from a prior high, and cotton futures tumbled to a year’s low amid Texas prices. The Baltimore and Ohio posted modest declines as earnings showed slight year over year gains and costs trimmed. British consols echoed Monday’s decline, approaching their decade‑long lows, with the year’s drop extending to over 53 points from the peak.
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Washington Post
New York
Steel Common
Harvester
Steel Bs
Boston Stock Exchange
Calurvetid Readt Mining Company
Sui
Ams-Chalmers
Armerteau Agr
Umiaat
Annett
Rening
Hrmerican I
Foundries
U Getning
Amertcany el
Telna
Bar
Yobaceu Pta
Amerivart
Wade
Araconda
Atlantic Coast
Baluaiere
Ohio
Tnt
Chiragy
Northwestern
Mil
St Paul
Rio Grande
Denver
Rio Grande Pia
Securities
Minetal Electric
Ray Am
Ata
Él Aline Centra
Boroush- Met
farerborough-Met
Inter Marine
Nowaentral
Hibs Builidimg
Wi Hington Stok Exchange
Washington Virginia Railway stock leads dull market day
The Washington Virginia Railway common rose to 43 1 4 as investors showed unusual interest in a quiet market. Trading included 300 shares sold at 43 1 2 and a closing offer for 500 shares at 43 5 8, with bids and small trades in other securities and a general sense prices may rise.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Commercial National Bank
Capital Traction
Arlington Firensurance Company
Union Trust Company
Washington Stock Exchange Board Meets Declares 112% Dividend
The Washington-Virginia Railway Co board met on Twelfth Street to declare a semiannual 112 percent dividend on both preferred and common stock, with October 1 payable. The Washington Railway and Electric Co board meets at Fourteenth and East Capitol Streets, noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington-Virginia Rilway Company
Twelfth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
The
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Fourteenth
East Capitol
Baltimore Markets and Wheat Activity in Sept 18 Report
Baltimore markets reflect quiet wheat and firmer corn while butter and dairy prices edge higher. New York trading shows weaker cotton and a nervy tone with prices dipping on light demand, recalls of unsettled foreign markets, and near-term futures hovering near the day’s lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Pennsylania
Virginia Feeis
Guinen
New York Grain Update on Wheat Corn and Barley
The market opened steady on wheat with a slight rise as cover emerged, supported by Liverpool cables and weather. Corn showed weak spot prices with soft domestic basis while futures remained nominal. barley remained quiet and rye held firm at 99 cents with movement expected on arrival.
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New York
Duluth
Liverpool
Gats—Spor
F. Joe Buffalo
F. Buffalo
The Metal Markets Report From New York
New York September copper prices steady with September October and November at 11.95 to 12.05. London markets steady with futures around £55 16s 4d. Arrivals in New York today total 270 tons with exports this month at 14 906 tons. Local iron prices steady with No 1 foundry Northern 15.25 to 18.50 and No 3 at 15.00 to 15.28.
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Georgetown Gas
Lon
Washington Ganta
Dumbla
Mortas
Mogten Railway
Wash Alpe
Nay
American
Sony
Ans
Ben Emerson
Washington Market
Washington
Norfolk
Riggs Realty Ss
Capital Traction
Washington Rey
Hirecom Ag
Washington Rey and Bee
Virginia Rey
Washington Virginia
Nortel
New York
Mervay ‘Telephone and Telegraph
Galveston
Great Balls
Old Dominion
New Orleans
Mergenthater Linotype
Lanster Monotype
National Bank
Charleston
Bates
Oak
Wilmington
Columbia
Noarlalk
Fratta Cps Commercial Oe
Andi Eatra
Baltimore
Nvistrict
Guanby Ponenbadarest Farmers and Mechanics
Ihe
Canana
Lincolo
Seve Vaseathtarert
Metropolitan
OSG
Boston
Lapreite
Philadelphia
Donna Wachington
Port Townsend
Houston
Lia Vo
Ted
American Serurity and Trust
Stah Coryer
National Savings and Trust
Augusta
Vulon Trust
Arma
Metphis
Washington Loan and Trust
Limited States Trust
Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Little Rock
Quiet U
Enion
Loulaville
Dark of
East
Great Brit- Provident Savings
France
Japan
Solidater
Great Britain
Arhington
Tetavince
Porte
Continent
Veranklin
Mexico
Chapin-Sacks
Emerson Steam
Graphophons
Graphophons Ltd
London
Lgo
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Southern
Pennsylvania
HEESE
Wresh
Jersey
Chicago
Texas
Western
Indiana
New York Produce Prices Report September 18 1897
Market round up for New York includes butter receipts 14823 and 6306 for cheese firm. eggs steady with fresh gathered and trash gathered, fowls scarce. flour steady with high demand. pork and lard steady. cottonseed oil and petroleum steady. coffee steady. raw sugar firm. potatoes easy. cabbages weak. freight unchanged.
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New York
Middle West
New Orleans
Muscovasto
Cordova
Maine
Jersey
Wheat market closes higher as war news grips trading
Chicago grain markets rose modestly as martial law in Spain and Vienna unnerved traders. Wheat near months edged up while September eased. corn and hog futures fell, and barley mixed. Canada’s storehouse stance and a global stock rise added to the cautious sentiment amid war fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Spain
Viena
Canada
Washington Produce Market Prices and Market Conditions
Wholesale quotations for eggs butter cheese poultry and vegetables across Virginia West Virginia Tennessee and Maine markets show steady demand for fresh produce with eggs scarce and firm. Items include Virginia and Tennessee eggs. Elgin butter. New York cheese. various poultry cuts. potatoes onions cucumbers peppers and other greens with regional price ranges and freight notes across multiple states. Trading cites Philadelphia and Chicago market activity with cattle hogs and sheep receipts and price directions for the day.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
Elgin
New York State
New
Maine
Colorado
California
Delaware
Niagara
Financial markets and commodity quotes in New York and across regions
News item summarizes money market steadiness with call rates around 2 percent, time loan ranges, sterling exchange near 4.82 to 4.86, and government bonds steady. Reports bar silver at 52. Mexican dollars 45, rail bonds steady, and various livestock prices. Also notes passenger market data from New City and Toledo and a marriage in Rockville, Maryland between Miss Mary Nelson Terry of Taylorsville and William Leverne Smith of Laurel Virginia, officiated by Rev. R. White.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Rockville
Washington Post
Mary Nelson Terry
Taylorsville
Wiliam Leverne Smith
Laurel, Va
R. White
Court notes multiple public trustee substitutions and actions
District of Columbia court ledger records several cases with trustee substitutions and orders. Key items include Directors of Providence Hospital v Philadelphia Saving Fund Society, Washington Loan and Trust Company v P S F S, and Elizabeth RicFreer v Leomand, all ordered to substitute trustees. Additional entries show sales ratified, conveyances ordered, civil contempt motions denied, and various probate matters including wills and guardianships. The docket lists attorneys H S Welch, J H Zabel, E A Jones, and others, with multiple real estate and bankruptcy proceedings and injunctions.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equite Court
Clabaugh
Mitchell Ye. Dougherty
Sale
Piaintlli
Bargard & Johnson
T. E
Patterson
Kennedy
Graham
Plaintif
Darlington
Providence Hospital
Philadelphia Saving Fund Society
Welch
Freer
Orleman
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Phildelphia Saying Fund Society
H. S. Welch
Merritt
Coates
Hauer
Bauer
E. A. Jones
Guilelman- Breed
W. S. Duvall
Blumenthal
E.R. Dawson
Turner Ye
Moxley
Padgett & Forres
Hamilton, Yerkes & Favillton
Lizle J. Hilleys
Philadelphia
Ing Fund Society
Leonard A. Merritt
Edwin Moates
Elizabeth Ricc
Louis
Rlemand
Duvall
Sarah T. Fairfax
John F. Fair
Fai
A. W. Gra
Real Estate Transfers on Northwest and Northeast Streets
Real estate transfers list multiple lots and parcels across Washington areas including Langdon Park Avalon Heights and Chav y Chase Grove. Notable deeds include Owen A Keen to Everett P Rider and Mary F Dyer to Edward Whitney with subsequent conveyances. Prices show many ten dollar deeds, with a large $1,875 transfer at F Street Southwest and a $2,000 item on Fifteenth and Streets Northeast.
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Exchthentu Street
Cornelia H. Merhiin
Frederick
William A. Brown
Langdon Park
Ira J. Baker
Arthur C. Rombilt
Mccullough Street
Mary A. Cartwright
Edwin J
Philp H. Christman
Fifteenth
K Streets
Owen A. Keen
Everett P. Rider
Avalon Heights
Eyverett
William C. Brandon
George
Britt
Rosedale
Isherwood
Layton J. McGhie
John G. Slatar
Lows & To
Seventeenth
Sarah R. Foster
Azel Ford
Mary F. Dyer
Edward Whitney
Square
Ax. Gonvey
James J. T Keane
James J. Keane
Middaugh & Shannon
Weaver & Voorhers
Cleveland Park
David F. Weaver
Joseph P. Treat
Bame
F. Frank Repett
Chichester
Ella R. Moore
George W. Talpurtt
Edward C. Heald Et al
Ella M. Lacy
Washington Heights
Fred Wagner
Madeline I.mitchell
Julius J. Peyser
Magele L. Keppler
Hampton Park
Musker West
Lotal
Equere
Hillbrook
Olway B
Herbert M. Matchell
Thirteenth Street
Thomas E. Smithson
Herriot M. Tyler
Wisconsin Avenue
Lewis E Breuninger
B. Agee Bowles
LE Droit Park
Mary E. Hall
Anna M. Carr
Deeds of Trust Listings Across City Properties
A compilation of deeds of trust detailing multiple property encumbrances. Names include William A Brown trustee and Edward Whiteside, Arthur Rombilt, Reed Baker, Ormond Butler, Charles Trivby, James Kilray, J G Davies, Frankie Kulbb, Brookland Building Association, George Britt, Augustus Crenshaw, Harry Packard, Bernard Hennings, German American Building Association, Manuel Mendelson, Washington Savings and Loan, Charles Perry, Washington Loan and Trust, David Weaver, Stockton Voorhees, F Frank Repetti, Louisa Leimbach, Metropolis Building Association, Joseph Goodrich, Walter Collins, Frederick Keppler, and others. sums range from several hundred to thousands, client banks and trusts securing loans on various city blocks and squares.
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William A. Brown
Edward W. Whiteside
Harvey T. Winfield
Securs Home Building Association
Langdon
Arthur €. Rombilt
Reed
Baker
Ira J. Baker
Ormond H. Butler, Sr
Ormond H. Butler, Jr
Paul V. Mitchell
J. Canton
Harry M. Packard
Citizens Savings Bank
Harry V. Boyle
Hermann H. Bergmann
William ©. Blyndon
Randle Highlands
Bernard Hennings
et_ux
Ernest UL. .Schmidt
George M
Joseph P. Trent
James Sharp
Clarence Dodge
David F. Weaver
Stockton Voorhees
F. Frank Repetti
Same
Square
Louisa Leimbach
Henry H. Bergmann
George M. Emmerich
Metropolis Building Association
Joseph H. Goodrich
Walter F. Collins
Ntne
Frederick Keppler
Charles W. Carr
Richard
Curtmn
Julius T. Peyser
Eldridge E. Jordan
M. Berry Hopper
J.T
Kindling Wood Trust Sued In Federal Action
United States Attorney Wise filed a petition in the U S circuit court charging a group of firms including Standard Wool Company of New Jersey Shrader Wood Company of Laquin Pa Conway Wood Company of Maine Long Island Wood Company of Brooklyn Empire Wood Company of New Jersey Keystone Wood Company of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Wood Company Greene Manufacturing Company of New York and Lillian P Page of Passadumkeag Me with forming a cartel to fix prices for bundle kindling wood and seeking restraints on business until a withdrawal from the contract. The petition also alleges that Standard Wood Company induced many independent dealers to stop buying from rivals and to work as its agents.
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New York
United States
Henry A. Wise
Tte
United States Circuit
Kindling Wood Trust
Wickersham
Standard Wool Company
New Jersey
Shrader Wood Company
Laquin
Conway Wood Company
Maine
Long Island Wood Company
Brook
Grand Washington to Minnesota motoring jaunt begins tomorrow
Col George F Schutt starts a 1500 mile journey in a Cylinder Goldsmobile Limited from Washington to Spring Valley Minnesota. Mrs Schutt E E Tague and J S MacDonald accompany. Other officials and clubs join AA as entrants in the Holden Lozier tour.
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Washington
Col
George F. Schutt
New Ebbitt
Ylinder Gldsmobile Limited
Spring Valley
Minn
Cal. Schutt
Asa G. Candler, Jr
Atlanta Motor Speedway
South
Auction Sale of Dwellings Nos 1449 and 1451 Street NW
Under a DC Supreme Court decree in Equity Cause No 285 Mary A Asserson vs Henry R Asserson et al I will auction three properties on September 2 with dates at 4 0 4 20 and 5 0 pm in front of premises Nos 1449 1451 SN Street NW 1502 Sixth Street NW and 602 B Street NE All three houses are brick in good condition and offered with one third cash or all cash options Terms include a $100 holdback per parcel and balance in two equal installments over two years with 6 percent interest secured by a deed of trust or payable by promissory notes. Trustee Arthur A Birney.
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Mill Street
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Mary A. Asserson
Henry R. Asserson
SN Street
Sromteen
Sixth Street
Arthur A. Birney
Neib-Déis
Eleventh Street
Proposals for New Roof at Patent Office Building
Proposals in duplicate for a new roof to be installed at the Patent Office Building Washington D C in accordance with drawings and specs. Bids due Sept 26 1811 at 2 PM. Right to reject all bids reserved.
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Department OF the Interior
Washington, D. C
Department
L & O'Clock
Patent Office
Clark
Secretary of the Interior
Samuel
Secretares Post Office Department
Asiingtos
Frank H. Hitchcock
United States Department of Agricure
Forest Service
James Wilson
Bankrupt Notices in Supreme Court District of Columbia
Notices announce Harry J. Mattern declared bankrupt on September 1 1913 and a first creditors meeting scheduled September 5 1911 at 11 o'clock in Room 508 Columbian Building Washington DC. Also Abraham Frechie files for discharge with appearance required by October 20 1911 before Referee E. S. McCalmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
Harry J. Mattern
Columbian Building
Fifth Street
Washington, D. C
E. S McCalmon
Supreme Court OF the Dietrict of Columbia
Abraham Frechie
Eb, &. McCalmont
District Court notices condemn land for entrance to Zoological Park
District of Columbia Commissioners seek condemnation of land between Sixteenth Street Columbia Road and Quarry Road to open a street and extend Lanier Place. Court orders public notice and jury damages assessment, with appearance dates and publication in Washington papers.
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Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia
District Court
Zoological Park
Sixteenth Street
Columbia Road
Market of Columbia
Congress
Wale
Slateenth Street
Quarry Road
Zoalngreal Park
Lanier Place
Tenteenth Street
Mount Pleasant Street
Irving Street
Adams Mull Road
Columb
United States
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Evening Star
Washington Times
Washington Post
Ashley Gould
Beat
JR Young
F. W. Smith
Ralph Give
Supreme Court OF
Susanna B. Reilly
Susanna EB. Reilly
Edward Reilly
Brittania Stamm
Andrew J. Brown
Dollie Tschiffely
Almira Mulloy
Mabel Morris
Washington Port
Ashley M. Gould
Wf. Taylor
Wille
Cald
Thomas P Sheridan
Stanton Place
WM. C. Taylor
Register of Wills
Clerr
Probate
Edward
John E. Laskey
L. Gies
District of Co
William M. Hallam
Barpiey
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Otto Bohaonen
Oder
Thomas D. Mancing
B. F. Leighton
John Owings
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HE. H. Waters
Elizabeth G. Cullen
Lucy W. Cullen
F. &. Brighs
Washington O. Berry
Washington R. Berry
Emma Ld. Yoder
J. J. Dartington
Mary A. O'Conne
H. J. Bweenly
Flobe A. Whitehead
J. H. Linton
Anna M. Moore
John Maher
Chapman W. Fowler
Rebecca Yates
Joseph B. Bailey
Mahulten
Edward Davenport
William D. Garvis
Jaho Ridout
David Pifering
Catherine T. Buscher
Municipal Court
Pillaum
Lester & Price
C. C. James
Hendrick
D. S. Hendrick
Aura I. Middlekaut
James A. Butler
Me Foote
Bernard G. Hrawn
Per Vest
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Carl H. Wells
D. Gordon
Fulton
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Lot St
Musker Weserux
Henry Mi Foote
Bernard G. Brown
T. Square
Herbert M. Mitchell
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Fulton R. Gordon
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William Allard
John F. Barne Et Ax
B. Francis Saul
James I Shea
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Manor Park
William T. Ferry
John
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Joan BR. Dean Dux
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Heber L. Thornton
George J. Seufferle
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Robert
Carretux
James Berry
William MK. Clayton
Perpetual Building Association
J. S. MacDonald
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T. H. Smart
Willys-Overland Company
F. H. Smith
Overland
Winston Salem
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L. L. Perkins
Wenso
Golorads
Washington, D
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Hobel Winnicke Co
F Street
Ralph W. Lee
Washington Loan & Trust Company Cor
John Joy Edson
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
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