Corn Crop Scare Roils Industrial and Rail Stocks
A New York crop estimate of 1.9 billion bushels sparked a stock scare that faded by day’s end. Losses spread from corn carriers to railways, grangers, and steel shares as frost forecasts and weather notes fanned nerves. Union Pacific fluctuated while bets on steel and copper influenced declines. the market closed unsettled with bonds weak and money rates mixed.
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New York
President Hill
Great Northern Railway
Grangers
Pacific
Ic T Norrow
Weather Bureau
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Union Pacific
Union Paeros
Stnck Holdings
United States
Armer
Mes
Cotton Market Sees Sharp Rise After Early Narrowness
The cotton market turned active after an initial narrow session and advanced sharply on strong pull support and covering. Opening steady with a gain of 3.8 points on better cables, prices retreated to near the prior night’s close as the day progressed, with the bureau report having little effect.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Bureau
Btrok
Market News Highlights From Sept 20 Trades and Prices
Active covering by shorts amid a cold Northwest wave pushed wheat and corn higher in Chicago. Foreign market strength and frost signals supported grains while extensive bond and stock listings in Washington reflected broad market activity. Showed net gains and firm closes across grains and financials with notable Liverpool connections and Wall Street competition.
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Liverpool
Wall Street
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Shorts
Northwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Compann- Shah Amall Waanintn
New York Grain and Livestock Markets Mixed Wisdom
New York and Chicago markets report mixed grain and livestock results. Corn and oats show steady to firm pricing with demand and weather factors shaping futures while cattle and hog markets in New York and Baltimore reflect steady to softer tones. Connecticut tobacco crop touted as largest yet with favorable prices. Soo Line directors re-elected as earnings dip.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Soo Line
Thomas Lowry
Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder Ad Prospect
An old advertisement urges immediate treatment for catarrh with Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder claiming rapid relief and complete cure after long standing cases. It touts past cures deemed incurable by physicians and notes sale by Affleck's Drug Store, District Agent, 1429 Pa. Ave.
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Agnew
Affleck’s
Pa. Ave
Legal Record highlights in Washington notices and cases
Supreme Court DC orders two year publication of bankruptcy notices in The Washington Post. Equity Court cases include White vs White alimony and various solicitors. Probate and property entries list numerous lots, trusts, and fees across Northwest and adjacent wards with named executors, administrators, and trustees.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Washington Post
Equity Court
Clabaugh
White
Thomas L. Jones
Ralston & Aiddone
Barrow
Southern Building and Loan Association
Alson L. Batley
Clifford P. Herring
W. M. Hallam
William
Real estate transfers across multiple Washington streets
Transactions include Bertram J. Sherry to Annie M. Sherry on lot 24 square 1075 for 10 dollars, John Lynch et al to Jessie B. Parker on lot 42 square 895 for 10 dollars, Arthur Z. Randle et al to Broadus W. Preston on lot 11 block 6 for 400 dollars, Mary B. H. Trego et al to Samuel C. an on part of lots T and 15 square 127 for 10 dollars, Samuel C. Forman to Mary E. B. and William W. Trego on same property for 10 dollars, Rose Budd on lot 29 square N east street, and Congress Heights Methodist Episcopal Church trustees on lots 16 and 16 block 2 for 1 dollar.
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Mingdale
Bealls
Walter
Ridenour
Frederick Rohde
Justine Rohde
Kenilworth
John J. Hamilton
George A. Webster
Twenty-Ninth Street
Anna B. Feargon
Witttm P
Georgetown Gas Light Company
Bartlot
Aquate
Frank M. Finley
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Wilbur F. Nash
Congressheights
Congress Heights
John B. Lamer
Joseph N. Laween
Jease H. Wilson
Isaac E. Shoemaker
Potomac Savings Bank
Georgetown
Aguila &. Payne
Jesse H. Wilson
Takoma Park
Laura
Dyre
James W
Alban G. Thomas
William W. Moore
Sandy Spring
Lewis T. Ruffin
Frederick A. Fenning
James F. Bundy
Fred G. Coldren
Lot
Allen ‘W. Mallory
Michael J. Colbert
Helen W. Merriam
Washington Loan End ‘Trust Company
Equitable Groperative Building Association
Fifteenth Street
Bertram J. Sherry
Annie M. Sherry
Fifth
Sixth
John ¥. Lynch
Jessie B. Parker
Arthur ZH. Randle
Broadus W. Preston
Eighteenth Street
Mary BH. Trego
Wiliam W
Samuel C. An
Samuel C. Forrman
Mary EB
William W. Trego
Mary A. Clarkewae
Ellery C
Rose Budd
Charles A. J. Williamson
Congress Heights Methodist Episcopal Church
Financial Gossip on Washington Stock Exchange
Traders focused on the bond list with Washington Railway and Electric 4s most active as prices barely moved. Bank stocks rose, with 19 lots of Washington Railway and Electric sold totaling 95,500 dollars and the closing price at 881-2, up 8-8 from Monday. United States bonds traded, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone gains, Capital Traction eased, and Mergenthaler declined further while Greene Copper slipped then steadied.
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Washington
Chesapeaks
Potomac Telephone
Capital Traction
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Y Greene Copper
Metropolitan Railroad A‘s
Greene Copper
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Stock Exchange
District of Columbia Bonde
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad de
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Anacostia and Potcemac És
The
Washington Halfwayong Electric Company
Bala
Mistellanegus
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesepeake and
Potomac
Washington Market Company First
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Union Trust and Storage
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Railroad
Capitol Traction Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
National Bank etocka—Bank of Washington
Metropolitan
Central
Farmers and Mechanics
Second
Citizens
Columbia
Capital
American
Traders
Lincoln
Rigas
People's
Commercial
Colonial
Columbia Title
Chesapeake
American Graphophone
Wedhington Gas
Margenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Washington Market
Norfolk and Washington
Wd. J. Maury Dove Company
Realty Appraisal and Agency Company
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric 4S
Washington Railway and Eiectricks
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Mergenthaler
New York Produce Market Mixed Prices and Stock Reports
New York market notes show butter receipts 14,802. cheese firm. eggs 15,165. poultry steady with Western birds at 12 to 13 percent. Flour receipted 20,402 barrels. rye flour firm. feed irregular. Hides, wool, beef, lard, pork firm with various price ranges. coffee steady. sugar steady. potatoes easy. Metals and freight rates noted. copper and tin prices described with English market context. iron steady in Glasgow and Middlesbrough.
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City Extra
India
Continent
Long Island
Jersey and Southern
Jersey
Liverpool
London
Jake
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
Southern
Washington Produce Market Prices Summary
Prices for vegetables and fruits listed include potatoes at 1.50 to 1.75 per barrel locally and 55 to 60 per bushel from New York State and Western regions. Sweet potatoes from Virginia 1.50 to 1.75 per barrel, near by 2.00 to 2.25. Cabbages 3.00 to 5.00 per 100. celery 0.40 to 0.60 per dozen bunches. Green corn 7 to 12 per dozen. lima beans 6 to 8 per quart. Onions Virginia 3.00 to 2.50 per barrel. New York State and Western 2.90 per barrel. Tomatoes near by per box 0.7. Apples near by. pears Bartlett per dozen. New York State 15 per 10 pound basket. Peaches Maryland 1.00 to 1.25 per box. Grapes New York State five pound basket priced at 2.06 to 2.50. Canary fruits and related items listed with various prices.
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New York
Butte
Virginia
Canada
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Texas Fed
Battimore
New York State
Western
Maryland
Grafes
Tamsons
Gamaloupes
Nocey Ford
Weekly Crop Report Notes Frost Delays North Crops
The Weather Bureau reports week ending September 19 generally favorable for gathering, but low night temps slow late crop maturity in northern regions. Frost reaches Oklahoma and Tennessee with minimal damage. drought persists in Ohio, Lower Mississippi valleys, and parts of the South. Severe rain and wind damage hits New England and Middle Atlantic on the 15th. Cotton sheds and rust vary by region. boll weevils menace Texas and other southern counties. Apples show heat damage in central valleys. Michigan, Ohio, and New England expect good quality crops. Potatoes suffer frost in Wisconsin and rot in Pennsylvania. fall plowing delayed in several valleys, with seeding progressing elsewhere.
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
New England
Middle Atlantic
California
Oregon
Washington
Mississippi
Aame
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
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Texas
Georgia
Louisiana
Alabama
South Carolina
Virginia
Michigan
Middle Atlantic States
Midadle Atlantic
Pennsylvania
New York
Indian Territory
Baltimore Market Minute Flour and grain prices steady
Baltimore markets report dull flour with steady futures and No 3 red Western wheat around 1.10 to 1.12 for nearby months. Corn remains quiet with Southern white and yellow varieties noted. oats and rye show little movement as receipts rise across regions.
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Baltimore
Shipping schedule and mail route notices a. European lines
A lengthy list of mail sailings from New York with destinations across Europe and the Americas. Entries specify ships such as La Lorraine Lucania and New York, and directions directing mail per specific steamers. Additional notes cover close times for various regional routes and special mail instructions.
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Portugal
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Greece
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la Lorraine
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Havre
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S. S. New York
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Cherbourg
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Bgotland
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Korea
China
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Madden. Ir
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Empress of India
HAWAM
San Francisco
Ustralia
Matin
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Victoria
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Fiawam
San Francieco
Mongolia
Fan Marquesas Islands
Ae. Tahita
Rantieco
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R. D. Evans
Herbert Giesy
William H. Diggs
Salle Diggs
George W. Drew
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Mary McAuliffe
B. F. Leighton
Rosa E. King
Frank A. King
Divorca
Charles J. Murphy
Polly Holmes
James H. Holmes
Divoras
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Christina PF. Forsyth
Louise Ferson
Petitoner
Hayden
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T. S. Embrey Et al
Safety Buggy Company
In. B. Webb
W. U. Varney
Metropolitan Railway A
Second National
Washington Produce Market
Weekly Crop Report
Jenifer Building
Pat
Barnard & Mark
G. W. F. Swartzell
C. B. Rheem
A. T. Hensey
J. J. Darlington
B. H. Warner, CO
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the National Metropolitan Bank Washington, JD
United States Depository
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Conanligence Stock Exchange
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Union Trust and Storage Coo
Epward J. Sy
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Washington Loan & Trust Co
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Agsiavant
Best
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W.b.hibbs & CO
FI Street
Eqashuietor Stock Exchange
Ohsicago Board of Trade
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Ferry Commission Co
Ghesley & Spence
the National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Ffinann
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AVA Capital
Million Dollars
Tooderate Ote
George H. Harries
J. G. Kimball
Wilton J. Lambert
H. Smith
EB. Quincy Smith
BN. Water
W. Woodward
Union
Bond Bldg
Savings Bank
N.Y. Ave
General Bark Lewis Soh & CO
Krle & McLeran
Riggs National Bank
Traders National Bank
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J. E. Bates
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National Loan and Investment Co
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Potomag Guarantee Loan CO
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Atiotic Building
Rooma
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Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
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John Jot Edson
Plis Spear
Geo. W. Casilear
Frank P. Reeside
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Capital Loan Co
Washington Mortgage Loan Co
Giof Street
National Mortgage Loan Company
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