Bears Race to Cover as Market Recovers in West Weather
New York September 21 Recovery in the stock market steadies after sharp yesterday short selling. Weather news from the West suggests frost damage fears were unfounded due to cloud cover, lifting short interest and boosting bonds. Union Pacific gains amid rumors of rail control shifts while Western banks and money markets firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
New York
Shorts
Cspitalists
The
Western Pacific
Hawley
Gould
Tnion Pacific
Orarner
U.S. Steel
Pennnsylvame
United Seates Steel
London
Tvesulas
Market notes and stock listings amid weak grain trading
The report mixes stock quotes from W. Hibbs & Co and exchanges with grain market activity. It details wireless and cable influences, wheat and corn price moves, and receipts, noting declines despite brief Paris and St Louis firmer signals. It lists prices, opening ranges, and closes for December and May wheat, corn, oats, and provisions, plus regional receipts and futures activity.
New York Grain Market Reports Rye and Wheat Action
New York grain trading shows rye nominal and barley steady. Wheat receipts 13 000 bushels, spot prices steady for No 2 red and higher for other classes, futures active then mixed. Corn and oats receipts and spot values described with options movement and weather influence noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Ontland
Washington Produce Market Prices Recorded for Nearby and New York State Goods
Prices listed for vegetables fruits and dairy from Washington Market include potatoes onions cabbage squash tomatoes apples pears grapes peaches butter cheese and live poultry. Items show per barrel or per box or per dozen with range values from nearby markets to New York State and Maryland products.
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New York State
Western
Virginia
New York
State and Western
D. H
Maryland
Tate
Ford
Orste
Stef
Washington stock quotations and bond listings summary
Yesterday on the Washington Stock Exchange list shows District of Columbia bonds at 1184, 11844, Capital Traction Railway bonds at 107 and 1903 20, Metropolitan Railroad issues at 103 117, and various electric and gas securities around par with premiums. Major bank and trust stocks include Bank of Washington 480, Riggs 495, and Metropolitan 425, with rail and utility preferreds and common shares across Washington firms noted.
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United States
Capital Traction
Riggs National Bank
Greene Copper
American National Bank
Washington
Washngton Railway and Electric
Washington Railway and Electric
Lanston Monotype
Washington Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Capital Traction Railrroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Civ and
Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
The
Washington Railway and Elerine Company
Washington Gas Company Fs
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company firet @s
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Unon Trust and Storage
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Capital Tracton Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Watonal Bank
Bank of Washington
Cotumbia
Riggs
People's
Commercial
Colonial
Columbia Title
Cheeapeaka
Potomse
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Washington Market
Norfalk
Washington Steamboat
J. Maury Dove Company
Realty Appraian
Agener Company
New York Cotton Opens Firm on brisk New York day
The cotton market opened firm with gains on better cables and improved South weather. Prices rose to around 11.00 for September and 10.94 for December before late profit taking left the session barely higher. Estimated sales near 630,000 bales and total weekly exports rose amid large shipments, with foreign spinners absorbing early movement.
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WB. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Calcago Board of Trade
New York
Emalier Longs
Caporta
Thy Cracon Ap
New York Produce Market Mixed Prices and Foreign Report
New York price lists show butter, cheese, eggs steady with varied receipts. Flour, rye flour, feed, and many commodities largely steady or firm. Copper, tin, lead, and iron markets mixed in London and U.S. quotes. wheat crop in France reported sharply down versus last year. Tunis and Algeria expected to fill imports. Bed rock health ad ends text.
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New York
Minnesota
Long Island
Jersey
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
Norther
Southern
Paris
Marche Francais
National Association of Millers
Frances
Tunis
Legal Record Informs DC Bankruptcy Notices Publication
Supreme Court DC orders two year publication in The Washington Post for bankruptcy notices and court orders. Equity Court cases include Mognaschi, Mead, Green and others with appearances, proofs, and discharged jail terms. Bankruptcy and criminal matters proceed under Judge Clabaugh with receivership, hearings, and probate actions listed, naming several solicitors and attorneys.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Washington Post
Equity Court
Clabauxh
Mognaschi
Margaret Murray
Charles F. Walon
H. B. Moulton
Mead
Elizabeth Dolan
A. Foy
King
H. E. Davis
Bankruptcy Court
Real Estate Transfers Across Northwest to Georgetown Areas
Real estate transfers listed for numerous Washington neighborhoods including Third Street Southeast and Northwest. Transactions show buyers and sellers, lots and blocks, and typical consideration of 10 dollars or other nominal sums. multiple properties across Columbia Heights Adams Morgan and surrounding sections.
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Third Street
Eouthwert
M Straete
Busan Berry
Charles H. Barry
Trinidad
Daniel H. Ballouf
Mary E. Bat- Inuf
Eleventh Street
D Streate
Wellie M. Harback
Charles J
James R. Abell
Randle Park
Arthur B. Randel
Edward W. James
Northwiest
Michael J. Colbert
Nathan Stickle
Columbia Heights
Lewis E. Brettninger
Julia P. Trexten
A. A. Browner
James H. Nicholson
James B. Nicholson
Thomas E. Waggaman
Thirty-Fourth Street
Janes H. Caton
Mary EB. Balser
Twenty-Third
Strest
Meridian Hild
Sama
Cleveland Heights
Tenth Street
William W. Metcalf
Edward H
Alice A. Cashell
Thirteenth Street
John W. Stevens
Austin M. Curtis
John H. Welff
D. Waward Fitzgerald
Connecticut Avenue
Artests
George S. Cooper
Allee E. Thompson
Thirty-First Street
Charles H. Cragin
Eugenio Lorando
Isabetta Bell Et Vir
George
Jerome B. Lawler
Massachusetts Avenue
First
John A. Barrick
American Security and Trust Company
Warder Estate
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Market rounds show steady prices for steam bulls and steady to higher for cattle in Chicago. Receipts include 2,145 cattle in New York with bulls weak and steers around 9.5 to 30, calves lower, and 7,640 sheep and lambs with strong sales for lambs.
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New York
Canada
State
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Texas Fed
Market Ile
Baltimore Markets Wheat and grain prices steady in dull market
Baltimore reports dull markets with mixed grain pricing. Wheat firm with spot and future bids around 1.08 to 1.12 per bushel. corn and oats show modest activity. Butter and sugar steady. general receipts and exports listed alongside varied flour and grain futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Southern
Lehigh Valley Railroad shows higher yearly earnings
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company reports for the year ended June 3, with gross earnings of 29,881,738 dollars, up 2,227,234 from the prior year, net earnings 11,011,436 dollars, up 3,887,118, operating expenses 18,870,001 dollars, down 103,878, net income 14,225,560 dollars, up 3,143,971, and coal company income 856,487 dollars, down 39,481. Total railroad income 5,111,897 dollars, up 8,104,499. Treasury receipts include bank notes 625,799, internal revenue 908,367, customs 933,758, miscellaneous 31,320, expenditures 1,750,000.
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Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Treasury
National Bank
New Haven
Conn
New York, New Heaven and Hartford Railroad
Washington Stock Exchange Dull as Bonds Dominate Session
Yesterday's Washington Stock Exchange session was quiet with 600 shares traded and $45,000 in bonds. Washington Railway and Electric 4s led activity with large sales, while Riggs National Bank hit a new on‑change record at 600. New Haven earnings show rail line profits and dividends, and several incorporation filings announced including Interstate Live Stock Insurance and Empire Racing Stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Railway
United States
Riggs National Bank
Interstate Live Stock Insurance Company
District of Columbia
John L. Fehr
Eligha H. Flich
Boyd Watson
Empire Racing Stable
E. W. McCormick
B. BE. T. Kretschmann
E. M. Freeman
A Terry
P. B. Anderson
Fort Pitt Moning and Milling Company
D. P. Carpenter
E. EH. Fulmer
EB. W. McCormick
Ble. T. Kretchmann
M. Freeman
Holguin Plantation and Development Company
William &. King
F. Procter Moore
C. W. A‘amegta
Independence Goldfield Mining Company
Haight & Freese
Broadway
St. N. W
Washington, D. C
C. Martin Brand
Continental Insurance Company of
New Yok
National Union Fire Insurance Company
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Tobacco Stamp Hearing Delays Change in Cigar Labels
Acting Secretary of the Treasury Taylor suspends the order for new customs stamps on imported cigars and schedules a hearing next Saturday to hear all interested parties. The proposal would reduce stamp size, change color to blue, and move it to the bottom of boxes, removing the word imported. Debaters argue stamps protect the public from imposition, while supporters say the stamp is unnecessary for most imported goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Treasury
Taylor
Hei
Internal Revenue
Excursion to Mount Vernon via Charles Macalester Steamer
The route to Mount Vernon, Washington’s home and tomb, is by the Charles Macalester steamer leaving Seventh street wharf at 10 am and 2 30 pm daily. One hour each way, views include New War College and Fort Washington. Also details on Old Point Comfort hunts and hotel at Chamberlin with 10,000 acre preserve. Ticket offices at the wharf and 705 Fourteenth Street.
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Mount Vernon
Tomb of
Washington
Charles Macalester
Seventh Street Wharf
New War College
United States Navy Yard
Alexandria
Fort Foot
Fort Washington
Fort Hunt
Old Point Comfort
Chamberlin
Old Point
Thie City
Orfolk and
Washington Steamboat Co
Seventh Street
Fourteenth Street
Colorado Building
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W. Hibb, Co
Chicago Grain
United States Express
United States Leather
Realty
W. B. Hibbs & Co
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Seat Pia Acone
Wabash
Wabash Ptd
Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Wella-Fargo Express
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Western Union
Wheeling and Lake Eri
Wisconsin Central
Coes
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Ribeu
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Atchison Adjustment
Atlantic Coast Line
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Consolidated Tobacco
Colorado and
Colorado Fuel
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Fort Worth
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Louieville
Nashville
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Texas
National R. R. of
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Paefle Cony
United States Steel Second
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Wierensin Central
Tefunding
Washington Produce Market
NEW York Stock Market
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Skidmore
William R. Speiden
Edwin M. Shepard
Ietter
Alice S. Shepard
Worthington, Heald & Frailey
Ellen Thompson
Charles W. Floeckher
Robert Preston Shealey
Spencer Lee
George H. Calvert
Mary Long
John Green
James A. Toomey
Chael J. Colbert
Wharton E. Lester
National Permanent Building Association
Reno
Wiliam Dacy
Jessa H. Wilson
Isaac
E. Shoemaker
Fotomac Savings Bank
Georgetown
ND. C
Vcolumbia Heights
Julia P. Truxton
George Hsher
Thomas R. Kiley
Om Dellyue
Lena Nieurahy
Vir. Joarph
E. Breuninger
William G. Martin
Leon Tobriner
William R. McClosky
Commercial Fire Insurance Company
Mary EB. Baker Etty
Arthur C
George M. Emmerich
Douglass S. Mickall
Julius A. Maedel
Harry M. Packard
James H. Caton
Congress Heights
Charles H. Boulii
Henry H. Bergmann
Charles Schafer
Northern Liberty German- American Building Association
D. Edward Fitzgerald Et al
Michael J. Keane
Theoore K. Melson
John H. Wolf
Ava
Moore and Barbour
Walton S. Shepherd
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
Augusta Marshal
John D. Cough
Fan
George G. McHlwee
Charles E. Marsh
Thomas W. Stupblefield
Albert ¥. Box
William N." Saunders
Garefield A. Street
Tisut Avenue Heights
Samuel Ww. Woodward
Jackson H. Ralston
E Quincy Smith
Colonial Fire Insurance Company
Vinion Savings Bank
Adittion
Charles F Purdy
German-American Building Association
Edmond Fitzgerald
John J. Fegan
Catherine McCaffrey
William H. Laitins
James M. Ward
Mary J. Jolly
Roger B. Berry
William P. Berry
H. Stanley
George R. Link
Mahlon A. Winter
Ermnis J. Winter
Sivgtee
Leckte &Fulton
Emima G. Siegedy
Anscontia and
Fotomac River Railroad Company
P. J. Ryan
William 4. Miller
Mary J. Knight
Frank H. Knight
Lancelot A. Hartman
Plaintif
TY. Fercy Myers
Lehigh
Hood
Greene
Call
Washington Railway and Electric 4S
Columbia Fire Insurance Company
Sproners
Iaat
Theodore H. Price
G. W. F. Swartzell
B. Rheem
A. T. Hensey
Jr. J. Darlington
B. H. Warner CO
F Street Nn
Crnatiow
G Street
N. W
7Th, K, and
Mass. Ave
Carl Auerbach
Alex. 5. Clarke
Anthony Gaeger
John B. Geter
Wi'lam Hahn
J.philip Herrmann
Francis Miller
Wm. M Iier
Brice J. Moses
John H. Ruppest
Henry Murray
John Shughrue
Georges H Harries
J. G.kimball
Wiltay J. Lambert
A. M. Lothrop
Theo. W. Noyes
J. H. Ralston
John B. Sleman, Jr
FR. H. Smith
B. Quincy Smith
BE. N. Waters
W. Woodward
Union Savings Bank
14Th and
N.Y. Ave
Ferry Commission Company
Wade & Hedces
HB. W. McCormick
Treasury Department
Gasch & Birge
Ave
Jenifer
Omica
Barnard
the American Audit Company
Home Office
New York City
Public Accountants
W. Uafrents
Ps 4
Otto Lubbkert
Colorao
the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Thomas P. Morgan
F St. Aw
Econdetary
Washington Loan & Trust
Cor
Gaulia
John Joy Edron
Joan A. Swope
Ellis Sphar
Andrew Parker
Harry G. Meem
Thomas Bradley
Peaer Dve
Eaay Margina
East
R. Lappin
Cor. F
W.b.hibbs & Co., Bankers and Brokers
Chicago Board of Trade
CRAIN
Ferry Commission Co
Chesley & Spence
Colorado
Corner 15Th ST
New York Ave Capital
Washington, D.C
United States Depository
Travelers’ C
Bing, OF Exchange
Siciess Banklin
Lewis Johnson
F Street Sun Building
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Messer
MOORE
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City
Fst. Aw
Atlantic Bidg
Sriskell & McLeran
Anieltles of
Co -Mons
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Traders National Bank
Wth ST
PA. Ave
9Th
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Go
E Street N. W
National Loan and Investment Co
Car
Eco
Potomag Guarantee Loan CO
Atlantic
Association
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
F St
John Joy Edson
Dulis Spear
Geo. W. Casilear
W. Pres
Frank P. Reeside
Streen
U. S. Patent Special Department
First Moor
National Mortgage Loan Company
F ST. NW
Tolman
Corcoran
Capital Loan Co