Price Changes Mix, Bonds Higher Amid Market Rally
Washington Post reports mixed price movement in New York stocks with a 4 point net advance led by railway shares. Traders cited the Minnesota master in chancery decision on railway rates and short-interest cover as catalysts. Bank of England kept rates steady while UK liquidity and London money markets influenced global sentiment. currency easing in Western centers supported cautious gains, with few decisive shifts expected through year end.
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Copper and iron markets steady in New York and London
The New York copper market remains quiet with spot and near term quotes around 12.10 to 12.25, while London stays firm at £6 2s 6d. Cotton exports total 20,472 tons this month per customs data. Iron trades show subdued activity with No 1 foundry Northern at 16.59 and No 2 Southern around 16.25.
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New York
Standart
London
Ape
Custom House Retwins
Cleveland Wrants
Tondon
Southern
Allla-Chelmers
Kangan City Southern
Amalgamated Copper
Kansas City Southern
Lacleda Gas
American Agervuttural
Louisville
Nashville
Mackay
Amer
Ir and Wandry
Mackay Co
TAY
Minn
St. Louk
St. P
S. Ste. M
American Ice Securities
Kansas
Texas
American Locomotive
Missouri Pacific
Bhai
National Biscuit
National Lead
Steel Foundries
Nat. Rys
Pat
New York Central
ATSYN
American
ABBY
N.Y. Ontario and Weatern
Norfolk and Weatern
Atchison
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Ee Atlantic Coast Line
People’s Gan Wees
Nwrata
Baltimore and Ohio
Seis
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St Tn
Bethlehem Steel J.sseca
Pittsburg Coal
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Pullman Paisco
Railway Steel Spring
Redding - AG
Central of New Jersey
Republic Steel
Chenapeake
Ohio
Republic Steal
Oh Schivage and Alton
Rock Island Co
Gary Ga Zo
Chicage Great Western, New
Chicago Great Western Pfd
Dan Fran
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Chicago
Northwester
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B.woithe
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Slosy-Sheffield Steel and Iron
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Southern Pacific
Colorado and Southern
Southern Railway
Consolidated Gas
Baye
Tenneases
Delaware and Hudson
Texaa and Pacific
Denver and Rio Grande
Tol
Western
Denver and Rio Grands Yfa
St. LL
West
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Distilers’ Securities
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Eria
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Union Parke
Erle Ist
United States Realty
A ' Bay
Tnited States Rubber
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Erle
BTIG
Toch General Electric
United States Steel
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Witnets Central
Virginia-Carolina
Interborough-Met
Virginia-Carolina Chem
Inter. Harvester
Zool Inter
Marina
Maryland
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Flectria
Inter
Western Union
Iowa Central
Lake Erie
Hibbs Building
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Washington Stock Exchange
Money Market Report From The Treasury Notice
The United States Treasury reports money on call at 14 percent with the rate near 1 1/2 percent. Time loans dull and easier with 60 days at 3 percent and 0 days at 4 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers' bills at 4.835 and 6 0 day bills 4.63. Government bonds steady. railroads irregular.
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Frime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Washington stock exchange receipts and cattle hog markets report
Washington stock exchange details receipts 1394 beef and calves with mixed price shifts across native Texas Western cattle hogs and lambs. Chicago report shows cattle and hog price movement with steady to strong trends and noted ranges for steers cows veals and hogs amid regional activity.
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Heeves
Wall Street Gossip on Minnesota rate case effect
Special to The Washington Punt notes mixed sentiment after the Minnesota rate decision. Railroads lead gains as investors prize favorable summaries while early skepticism lingers about avenues to higher rates. Bond activity strengthens, favoring high class municipal and railroad issues over speculative issues.
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New York Stock Market Receipt Details by Hibbs Co
Trade wires show New York stock market activity received by W B Hibbs & Co bankers and Yonk Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade details unclear due to fragment.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of
New York Stock and Cotton Market Roundup
Daily financial notes cover New York stock activity led by large National City Bank sales and varied bank stock movements. Cotton futures rise amid steady demand while wheat and grain futures show gains in Chicago and broad market signals point to demand for postal savings banks.
Southern Railway annual meeting to reveal record profits
The Southern Railway will hold its annual meeting in Richmond on October 14 to present an annual report showing the greatest business year in its history with a large surplus. For the year ending June 30, gross operating revenues reached 57.296 million dollars with expenses of 38.636 million, yielding a net income of 16.698 million. The report notes a strong six months and a projected surplus around 4.44 million, indicating robust performance and bond considerations moving forward.
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Southern
Springer
Kern
Tiddle West
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Aguas
Santos
Cordova
New York Grain Markets End September with Firmer Wheat Futures
Wheat futures rose about 5 points on bullish cable signals and strong cash demand for milling and export. Spot wheat held firm with No 1 northern Duluth at 1.235% afloat. Corn and oats showed limited activity, with receipts and shipments listed for the day.
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Washington Produce Market Prices and Market Trends
Wholesale quotations show a slight rise in poultry prices with overall large receipts of fruits and vegetables. Egg, butter, poultry, and meat prices are listed across regions with Virginia and New York notes. demand favors first class lots. Fresh vegetables and greens show varied per unit pricing, while cattle, hog, and lamb markets trend up with active veal and calf demand.
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75000 Seek Higher Pay in Western Railroads Negotiations
Seventy five thousand locomotive engineers trainmen and conductors on all Western railroad systems plan to open wage talks seeking about a 15 percent rise. Engineers already notified their demands. Trainmen and conductors are voting by referendum through October 1 before presenting to managers. Strychnine Pills Kill Baby in Hagerstown Washington Post report notes 13 month old Charles Victor Middlekauff died after ingesting six pills left out by his mother for indigestion.
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Washington Post
Hagerstown
Charles Victor Middlekauff
W. Elmer Middlekauff
Harry Reisner Manufacturing Company
Berberichs Sons opens new branch shoe store on 818 Pennsylvania Ave
Washington crowds witness the formal opening of Robert Berberichs Sons branch at 818 Pennsylvania Ave NW. Hundreds of downtown customers attend as ornate interiors, glass show windows, and modern displays showcase fall footwear. Joseph B. Wilson of 1410 M St NW wins footwear for leading branch visitors.
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Robert Berberich
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M_ street
Coroner Questions Jury Impanels in Personal Crisis Reports
District coroner seeks guidance on whether to impanel juries for suspected personal crisis reports. Corporation Counsel E H Thomas says a jury should have been impaneled in the case in question but has not voiced opinion on rules for all cases. The district code bans juries in accidental natural death cases, while other cases require impaneling and reaching a verdict, with no dismissal allowed until disposal.
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E. H. Thomas
Hale
Cashier Butt to Face Court After Prison Term
A. D. Butt, former cashier of the People's Bank in Portsmouth, Va., will be rearrested October after release from the Virginia State Penitentiary. He served nearly three years for embezzlement. A warrant from November 18, 1908, accuses a false entry in the bank cash book on September 1, 1893, obtained by A. Hosenbaum at depositors’ urging.
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Hutt
Legal Notices from Supreme Court DC Equity Court
The record lists numerous cases from the District of Columbia courts, including lunacy bond order for Harriet L. Wine and multiple civil actions such as Frost vs Frost, Cerimele vs Spagnardi, Edwards vs Maupin, and Edmunds vs Edmunds. Attorneys are noted, with orders, proofs, and administration petitions across districts, with property transfers and estate matters in many local blocks and streets.
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Harriet L. Wine
Frost
M. EK. O’brien
Hallam & Hallam
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Spagnardl
Ralph J. Quinter
8. C. Periie
BE. A. Chase
Edwards Va. Maupin
Altman
Circuit Court
Glabaugh
Newburgh
Chist
Clabaugh
Gecilla Y, Smith
George N. Hamilton
Charles T. Browning
John Cusack
Newton Donaldson
Francis W. Dicking
F. E. Pratt
Eberly Et al
Thompson & Laskey
George H. Calvert
Real Estate Transfers in Northeast and Nearby Areas
Real estate transfers listed include Hoten C. Sheckels to George W. Barkman covering lots 22 to 30 and 29 in square 1030 for 10 dollars, Kennedy Brothers to Charles F. and Ruby L. McIntosh for lot 130 square 03 at Rock Creek Church Road for 20 dollars, and multiple parcels on Fourteenth Street, North Carolina Avenue Northeast, Ingleside, and other blocks. Names include Emer son W. Matthews, Louis H. frame, Mallie P. Plymale, and others with various squares and lot numbers. all sales show nominal prices typical of the period.
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William K. Hill
James R. Matthews
Gla
Burrville
D. H.R. Drury
Eliza Andersen
Brookla
Mary B. Sawyer
William
Myra W. Hall
Black
I Whith Hay
ST. Pinly
Jagor
Joseph N
North Carolina Avenue
Pearl G. Seluy
Mrs. Davies
Tenth Street
Kent Place
George AL Coops Retux
Ottis K. Brown
Eighth &Trent
Gatreele
John M. Henderson
Winfield Jones
Cliffbourne
Thomas MM. Gale Af
Joes
Chevy Chase
Chevy Chase Land Company
Mary F. Case
Newlands Compan
Adelle H. Myere
Warren Mitchell
Dobbins
Walter A. Brooks
Ada
Brooks
H Street
Mary A. Jackson
Joseph Cohen
Tenessee Avenue
Hoten C. Sheckels Et al
George W. Barkman
Rock Creek Church Road
Kennedy Brothers
Charles F
Ruby L. McIntosh
Fourteenth Street
Kennedy & Davis Company
Robert B
Mallie P. Plymale
Ingleside
Emerson W. Matthews
Ixteenth Street
Kentucky Avenue
Franela EB
Zepp Et Ux
Louis H. Frame
Teez
Cleveland Park
William H. Wetzel
South and Realty Company
I Long Meadows
Frank A. Harrison
Sixth Street
Moe
Marle
Belle
Barry
William Hf. Underdue
Uel H. Houston
BAUS
Peyton
W. Caffee
Iltya C. J. Evans
Bessie B. Anderman
Moses M. Peage
Berah A. Barton
St. Luke's Hall Association
Columbia Heights
John P. Stuckert
John C. Muncaster
West Woodridge
Henry A. Vieth
Frank G. Nolte
Lanier Steignts
Harry Wardman
Trank L. Browne
Longnecker
Congress
Heights
Arthur
K. Randle
Paul ii
Mable G. Carter
Deeds of Trusts Amid Washington Square Property Mortgages
A transit of deeds records numerous trust deeds and mortgage securings across Washington area squares and places. Notable entries include Kennedy Broad, Ingleside, and various blocks with sums from 40 to 10,000 dollars, terms from 6 to 60 months, and interest rates at 6 percent or similar, securing lots and interests in multiple squares and streets.
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Trust Department
Two Deaths Tie Estate in Odd Connecticut Case
Stamford Conn Sept 2 The wills of Mrs Mary Louise Woeltge and Prof Albert Woeltge filed in probate reveal a shared April 11 1835 date and swapped bequests He left all to his wife she left all to him Each left letters to relatives including a niece and nephew in New York The estates total about 57000 with Prof valued at 7000 Mrs Woeltge a descendant of Gen Stephen Rowe Bradley
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Stamford
Conn
Mary Louise Woeltge
Albert Woeltge
Woeltge
Walpole
N. H
Rogers
California
Prof. Woeltge
Stephen Rowe. Bradley
Vermont
United States
Daily Diet Hints by Dr. Allen on Arrow Root
Arrow root is bland easily digested starch especially valuable in exhausted illnesses and convalescence. With cream it forms a suitable aged invalid’s food and sustains life long term as cream provides proteins. Best for stomachs with weak digestion. if bowel digestion is weak switch to nonstarch foods like buttermilk dates or bananas with olive oil.
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