Steel Slumps On Reorganization Rumor And Rate Hikes
Shares of United States Steel Corporation led a stock market decline amid reports of a possible corporate reorganization and Bank of England rate rises. The article notes heavy falls in Steel common and preferred, wider weakness in allied industrials, and gains in some railroad stocks as investors reacted to the unsettling news and broader monetary shifts abroad.
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United States Steel Corporation
Bank of England
Washington Pont
New York
Sept. M
Oh Aniard
Ag Steel Enmon
Rome
Wit
Spominon
Mae Cee Frat
Steel Corporation
International Harvester
Taiuting
Reorwanion
Alsfo
Cougar
Washington
Ag Howe
Secori
Pati Clegty
Garyef
Cole Pen
Ty Bank of
Germany
Presse Wits
Sitanenast
Bank of Austrotfungar
Hank of
Belton
Sterling Hills
Treasury Report From Bhiettenia Market Listings
The document lists market items and prices including gr ade No 3 red wheat, No 2 yellow corn, No 2 white oats, and Western creamery products. It notes export elevator and local trade details, with prices per case and per basket for poultry produce and vegetables such as potatoes.
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Bhiettenia
Witrat
Pennsylvania
Ge Baker
New York
Youn WU
Shane
Jersey
Wall Street Gossips on Record Steel Trading Day
The Washington Post reports Sept 21 that total market activity reached 1,287,400 shares, a yearly high since July. Steel stocks dominated, with about half of all common shares and over 52,400 preferred shares traded, as declines spread to both common and preferred steel issues and rail stocks showed relative resilience.
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Washington Post
New York
Local Stock Market Shows Active Day With Mixed Results
The local stock market was more active than earlier in the week with 419 shares traded and bonds totaling 13000 dollars. Mergenthaler saw heavy offerings while Lanston and Washington Railway and Electric preferred eased slightly amid steady to light demand. Washington Gas and National Savings traded small lots, while most bank and trust stocks held steady. bond prices softened and a new Washington Stockholders note highlighted Baltimore’s Star Produce Company and local names like James McNabb among incorporators. Washington bankers await clearing house examiner names.
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New York
Altis-Chalmers
Barely Capital Traction Railroad
Columbia Railroad
American
Columbia
American Tobacco
Armour & Co
Passhington Rallw
Etretric
Atehisua
Altimore & Ohie
Taltimore and
Chie
Allimere Aml
Af National Bank of Brooklyn Transit
Ashiniglon
Bat Las
Ingtan
BL & Quincy Joint
Lanon Menaty
Acer v & Quines
Mil & St. Wa
PL Gen Ag
Sporrelown
Piteaga
Pacific Ry
Washington Gas
Lux
Colorado Industrial
Wlorate Midland
Capital Traction
Coorata& Southern City
Telawers
Hudson
Calunhia
Humhia
Denver & Rio Grande
Metropolitan
Distillers
Washington Tealiw
Elec
Tel
Hlinoty Central
Boly
Emerson
Interborough
Washington Market
Merine Te
Cee Wilington
Japan
Washingtom Market
Norfolk and
Washington
Ty Southern
Riggs Realty
Tamisy & Nashville
Kansas
Texas
Washington Rey
Mary
Missouri
Paville
Virginia
Rey
Pacific
Weenington
Mexico
Norfolk and Washington
York
Fay
New Haven
Flurtford
America ‘Telephone and Telegraph
Ortulk & Wes
Great Falla
Old Dominion
Norfolk & Western Ev
Nuthern Pacific
Mergenthaler Linotype
Suthert
Priecv
Acies
Wty
Loan and Trust Steel al Bs
United States Trust
Roling Chemical Sp
Wabash Home
Watashire
Extra Brag Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Soo
Maryland
Union Savings
Benk of Commerce
Priscoust Central
East Washington
Provident Savings
Artington Iss Corcoral
Aston
Hite Coalition
Franklin
Centennial
National Union
Copper
Ange
Potomac
Vieh Copper Ca
Hst
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Washington Railway
Fileetric
Lt Trust
United States’ Trust
National Savings
National Bank of Washington
Potomac Electric ‘Consolidated
Cotton market rallies after early lows in New York
New York cotton prices edged higher amid covering and fresh supply signals, closing with gains across most months. Mills reportedly held off further buying as the South offered less demand, with December near 10.87 and actives trading close to best levels. News from Baltimore shows rail developments and railroad executives moving through Washington, plus a counterfeit note alert and legal questions over fare rates.
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New York
Southwest
Oklahoma
Texas
Bre
Merch
Washington Produce Market Quotations
Wholesale prices for fresh produce and eggs show strong demand. Eggs are scarce and firm with regional quotes. butter and cheese prices mixed across varieties. poultry and vegetables list per pound or per unit, including potatoes onions and peppers, with fruits ranging from cantaloupes to pears and grapes.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
New York State
Larke
Live Stock Markets Mixed Prices Across Regions
Chicago market briefs show cattle receipts at 6,006 with varied finishes 4.80 to 7.65 for beeves and Western steers 4.26 to 7.10 plus calves 6.09 to 29.50. Hogs strong at opening 6.60 to 7.15, pigs 4.25 to 6.60, bulk 7.00 to 8.70. Sheep receipts 20,000, natives steady to mixed 2.50 to 4.60 and lambs 4.00 to 6.60. New York reports steadier morning tone for bees and calves, with dressed beef quiet and lambs quoted 5.00 to 6.50. Baltimore oats and poultry markets listed with varied prices. several commodity notes, including western shorts and dairy prints, appear in the final quotations.
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Tay
Kansas City
Amerit Agricultural
ARIS
Louisville
Wribbe
Keaning Venelana
Nea
Smelt and
Fleming
American Steel Funndrt
York Central
Tisik
Northern Pacific
SOU
Anarida Mining
Atchison 'Pacine
Tang
Pacitte
Tel
al Yatchison Pel
Preang Yanla
Atlantic Coast Line
People's Gas
Baltimore and Ohio
Pitts. C
Ichem Steel
Tispurgh Coal
Waat San Ut Burgh Toal
Brooklyn Rapid
Adden Paw
Mulkman Palace
Central Leather
Kentral
New Jersey
Peake
Ohio
Repubt Steel Ie
Republic Steel
Chicago
Northwestern
Mil
San Fran
Paul US
Ted Gas
Southern Parifians
Loo Southern Railway
Aina fiCara Products
Southern Rallye
Beliware
Hutson
Tennessee Copper
Vajted
United States
EA Bern Ph Ie
Great Northern Crest
Xabi
Virginia-Carolina
Chonateal
Sisternatival
Westington Elentrie
Vaior
Lake Erie
R. Hibbs & Co
W Brakere
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chinage Board
Yrade
Washam Stock Exchange
Texas
Western
New York
Yeale
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Southern
North Carolina
New York Grain News Hints Slow Wheat Futures Shift
New York grain notes a quiet futures session with little change as election results in Canada influence sentiment on reciprocity. Spot prices show No 2 red wheat and corn values with modest basises. receipts and shipments tallied, while barley remains steady in Buffalo market reports.
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New York
Duluth
Canada
Uo Natiower
New York Money Market Report Sept 21
Money on call steady at 2 1/2 percent with closing bids at 2 1/2. Time loans for 60 days at 3 1/2 percent, 90 days at 3 1/2 percent, six months at 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4 percent. Sterling exchange firm at 4.839 for 60 day bills and 4.8655 for demand. Commercial bills 4 3/4 percent. Bar silver 52 1/2 cents. Mexican dollars 4 percent. Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds weak.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Firm
Spanish strike fails as Madrid calm amid unrest abroad
Madrid reports show the general strike failing with few workers joining and authorities claiming control. In Jativa troops fired on rioters, killing one and wounding four, while Barcelona and other cities see routine police actions and seizures of anarchist quarters.
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Madrid
Jativa
Barcelona
San Sebastian
Tre
Canalejas
Saldlery
Valladolid
Corunna
Jatlva
New York Produce Prices Held Steady Across Commodities
New York market notes Sept 21 show steady butter and eggs with firm tones in corn meal rye and flour. Beef, lard, and hides hold steady while cottonseed oil and sugars show variability. potatoes and braces priced with minor changes across regions and grades.
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New York
Santos
The Metal Markets Report From New York Sept 2
Standard copper weak with futures months noted. London spot steady as arrivals for custom house returns show exports for the month so far. Electrolyte and lake copper details include casting and iron warrants. regional foundries show mixed rates across Northern and Southern sectors.
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New York
London
Custom House
Cleveland
Jon Wesquiet
Foundry Northern
Southern
Legal Records From the District of Columbia Courts
A compiled list of cases across multiple DC courts detailing decrees, guardianship appointments, appeals, bankruptcies, criminal cases, probate actions, condemnations, and injunctions. Notable items include Arnold v Arnold with a set aside decree pro confesso, guardian ad litem appointments in several estates, default judgments and appeals in King v Perrin, bail reductions in Ennis, and probate actions for Julia A Cox Addie M Howard Phoebe A Whitehead Emory Du B Underwood and Catherine Culhane.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Clabaugh
Arnold
Plaintif
Irving Williamson
E. F. Arnold
A. L. Newmyer
Boyd
Virginia F. Peterson
Guardian
Ad Item
A.W. Leyensaler
Wade Ve. Fisher
J. Hemphill Wallis
Justica Clahaugh
Julia A. Cox
Elizabeth Hardenbergh
Clephane
Clenhane
Addie M. Howard
H. M. McCorms
Phoebe A. Whitehead
Grace A. Whitehead
J. J. Dartington
Emory du B
Underwood
John Boyle Carmeady
Catherine Culhane
R. P. Stealey
George E. Allman
Qed
W. H. Wahly
Catharine A. Parker
Rothschild & Digs
William R. McCloskey
Real estate transfers list across Washington areas
Real estate transfers show numerous parcels changing hands across DC districts including Floral Hill, Columbia Heights, Mount Airy, and Takoma Park. Notable entries include Floral Nill Robinson White to Eagar Jarrett and Mary Gibbs to Joseph Colalest along with various street and block designations and prices around 10 to 16 dollars, with several properties recorded in Northeast and Northwest sections.
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Robinson White
Eagar A. Jarrett
Elizapeth Schaefer Ai Jona
Anna E. Bett
First
Second
Caroline M. Hockemeier
Mary E. Gibbs
Mary E.ibbs
Joseph Colalest,ton
M. Carmody
Cora B. Tal
Thirteenth Street
Rore R
James A. Duffy
Square 1Th
John M. Ebersole
Andrew D. Laffer
Bee Street
Alonso Danteleux
A. Coyle
Potomac
Amenis S—Poiomac Heights Land Company
M. Harisfeld
A. Trinidad
Richard A. Hales
Walter
Lillian L. Savwy
Ecticut Avenu Terrace
Burtis Wimmers Et Ux
Sidney F. Taltaferro
Rand
Aquare
Coutmbia Heights
Charles W. King
John B. Pinetti
Blork
Mount Airy
Sidney F. Taliafere
Burtis W. Sommers
Essix Estate
Harry M. Danteo
Clarence Weidemann
Margaretha Weidemann
Washington Heights
Thomas E. Jarrell
Tuna & Russell
Takoma Park
Laura J. Jones
Charles M. Heaton
Nord Ostree
Percy McGlue
George 3
Borger
Square JO
George I. Borger
David W. Limerick
Harry M. Dante
Elizabeth E. Jester
Veridian Street
Frank R. White
Charles C. Pletcher
Square
William J Fentress
John D. McNabb
Square Y
Fourteenth
W. Leonhardt
Mary F. Gray Forfel
Hza M. Staker
Charles G. Gaddie
Seventh
Eighth
John Mt. Hiejersen
George G. Smith
Trentucky Avenue
Harles
I Nussbaum
George W. Barnes
Columbia Heights
Henry VY. Tulinch
Harold Lt. Jehnean
Harold L. Johnson
George D
South Brookland
Agnes E. Seaberg
Douglas Court
Ohn
P. Stuckert
Leonard P. Daniel
Meridian Hill
John P. Stuckert
G Street
Fourth
Fifth
Wilton J. Lambert
Katharina Miller
Catharina A. Miller
Frank Stetson
George B. ‘Lirkins
George R. Lingins
Mary Hyatt
Fulton A. Gordon
Annie Sinclair
Cherch Street
Fil Lrinth
Sixteenth
Frank T. Rawlings
Frank 8
Collies
Ecuare
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Raymond Augusterfer
Herman Schreiber
Floral Hill
Anna E. Belt
John
Charles A. McEuen
Samuel J. Mater
John B. Kinnear
L. L. Perkins Floral Will
S. Belt
Webona
Joseph Colazzi
Property securities and loans listed across estate notes
A fragmented ledger of mortgages and secured loans shows multiple entities and individuals arranging payments, terms, and security for properties in 1912. Entries indicate settlements with Harold L. Johnson, Frank J. Tibbets, and others, detailing semiannual or monthly payments, interest rates, and property lots within various squares and estates. The document reflects routine trust and building association activity for securing funds.
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District of Columbia
Sational Pernignenat du
Trington
Reeves
Tomisto
Francis A
Farry
Slin Estate
Margertheran
Francis Hundes
Weitemas
Herre
Goper
Ientge
William P
Femana Ta Stewart
James F. Sheangie
Mats J. Rovenat
Branele - F
Branele - F Mnaney, To Secure Monthly Payments, 6 A Tiundon Harry M. Daur
Wumbia Heights
Harold L. Johneon
Sidney B. Harrison
Frank J. Tibbets
James G Wiithym
Ware Ma
Frank TL Whitaker
Hersberi Alga
Theatore N. Gil
Seniye Charles
Stwoarth
Robert W. Burroughe
Wharton FE
Lester
Michael J. Colbert
National Permanent Building Associator
UARE
Richard M. Thomas
Harvey , Bickel
Bruce Cleveland
Thrift Huilding Company
William A. Thompson
Henry J. Bergmann
Charles Schafer
Northern Liberty German-American Building Association
M. Annie Siucair
J. D. Gordon
Fulton A. Gordon
Frank $. Collins
Frank T
Jesse W. Rawlings
Richard G. Rawlings
Henry J. Hauck
Willan J. Flather
Harry S. Welch
John M. Jones
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