Late rally in stocks boosts Southern Pacific strength
New York September 2 A late rally lifts Southern Pacific and Union Pacific amid a broad stock retreat. Time money remains stiff near 7 percent with car funds easing to 3 percent. copper sector eyed for dividend increases as Anaconda plans a higher payout and Amalgamated Copper faces no on hand stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Harriman Interesta
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
James H. Smith
Smith
Herman
le Roy
London
Treasury
Shaw
Wall Street and Bond Market Snapshot
A dense list of bond issues appears with names like American Tobacco Atchison Chesapeake and Ohio and New York Central general, followed by a New York cotton market report for September 24. Prices and figures mingle with archival dealer notes from W. B. Hibbs & Co. and stock exchange affiliations. The cotton market shows active trading with a net decline and shifts in monthly futures as reports from Liverpool affect sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American ‘Tobacco
Tehlaon Penerm
Atchison Adjustment
Auantte Coast Line
Baltimore
Brooklyn Rapid
Pransié
Central of Georgia
Central of Giorgi
Central of Georgia 3d Inc
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Attonasee
Chicago, Darlington_and Quincy
New Chicago
Rj, and Pacific Railroad
Chicago, Mt. I and Pacific Railroad
St Louis General
Colorado Industrial
Seria
Colorado Midland
Colorado and Southern
Cuba
Rio Grande
Erie General
Hocking Valley
Japan
Sesessissee Resserere Yepan
Cerlifentes
Wrtifloeien
Louiseult
Nashville Unified
Manhattan
Ronept
Mexican Central
Minneapallg Ant
Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Kanegs
Conept
New York Central General
New Jersey Central General
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific x
Norfoth
Aca Wester Con
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Reading General
St Louis and Iron
Mountain Consol St Login
San Francisco
St Louis Southwestern Con
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Paci
Eevee
Southern Pacife
Southern Railway
Texan and Pacific
Toledo, St Louis and Western
Union Pactheda
Univer Statew Steel
Wabash Isis - Wabash Debencore
Western Maryland
Wheeling and
Lake Fria
Wisconsin Central
W. B. Hibbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
Aval
Bankenet
Chicago Board of Prada
New York
Profis
Colmern
Liverpool
New York ST
Selec
Hlah
O.b
Batea
C. Jadavs Express
Kansas City Southern
Amalgamated Copper
Kansas City Southern Ptd
Loutaville
Nashville
WesAm
Ste. M
American Ea Securities
Annes
Pti
Norfolk and Western
American
Norfolk and Western Nti
Tobacco
Cortl
Aviatonde Mining Company
Northern Pactil
Atchison
Paultic Mall
Atlantia Coast
Baltimore and
Ghia
Spitte
St. Louis
East
Betimore
Cannaiah Pacific
Jaa Too
Central Leather
Hopahile Steel
Chicago and
Northwest
San
Ana St
Southern Pacific
Colo
Boutharn
Consolidated Gan
Tennessee
Delaware
Toledo
Western
St. L
W. Pl
Denver
Rio Grani
Dm. Lack
Union Pacific
Union Paciic Ptd
Denver and Rio Grande Ptd
DintiNers’ Securities Tey
States Express
United States
Elarti Hest
Carolina Chemical
Ja “Darangiay
Town Central
Street
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Edward Sweet & Co
W.B. Hibbs & Co
Rem
Gi Street
LIVE STOCK MARKETS REPORTS AND WHEAT OUTLOOK
NY Sep 4 receipts show cattle and calves mixed, steers steady, cows and bulls uneven. hogs firmer. Export cables steady. calves and lambs higher. Wheat futures rose in Minneapolis and Chicago on strong demand and small visible supply. corn and oats move mixed with firmer pro visions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prhna Shade Tower
Liverpool
London Cables
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Wall Street Gossip on October Dividends and Rates
Rough computations place October 1 dividend and interest payments at about 375 million dollars, with trust reserves rising to 15 percent prompting about 85 million needed. Traders expect higher money rates later in the week, while brokers urge caution before long positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange Quiet as Brokers Return From Vacation
Local financial notes describe a subdued trading day with only small stock sales and limited bond activity. Traction issues drew some interest in Washington Railway and Electric, Washington Gas, and American Security and Trust, while President Hibbs welcomed a full house and noted the crowd’s return from summer sojourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Washington stock quotes close in mixed values on local exchange
Closing quotations show mixed results across bonds and stocks. A broad list includes Washington Railway and Electric common at 30 percent, preferred at 38, gas and utility issues trading with varied percentages, and several railroad and metropolitan bonds noted with specific prices. Notable entries include District of Columbia bonds, Potomac Electric Light, and multiple savings and trust company stocks with diverse figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
inter-Met
Preferred
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Common
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Yeaterday
Stock Exchange
Phippine Land Purchase
District of Columbia
I.eis
Washington Gas Company
Capital Traction Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
Columbia Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad Sx
Metropolitan Railroad
Washington Railway and Electric
United States Electric Light
United States
Potomac Electric Light Jat Sa
Norfolk and Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company
Capital Traction
Washington Railway
Eleoteic Common
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Norfolk and Washington Steembant
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Chesapeake and Fotomac Talephona
Mengenthaler Linotype
Lanstott Monotype
People'a
Fotomec
Jeas
Columbia Title
Southera Public Servtes Corporation
Graphophone Common
Graphophons
Somntly Storage Company
Ranlty Appraisal and Agency Company
Washington Market
Washington Produce Market Prices and Fresh Stock Notes
Wholesale quotes for eggs and butter hold steady with slight uptick in receipts of fresh stock. Live poultry and dressed meats show steady demand. chickens ducks and turkeys priced per pound with varied grades. Cattle hogs and sheep values posted. inspection act effective Oct 1. Vegetables and fruits reflect quiet to steady markets with regional variations and new stock impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fres
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
New York State
Western
Maryland
New York
Applea Steady
Apples
York
Albemarte Pippin
Florida
Congress
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report Sept. 24
New York reports flour receipts 20,9143 and exports 10,588 with prices for flour ranged 3.70 to 4.00 per barrel. Butter, eggs, cheese and meat markets show steady to firm tones. cornmeal and barley steady. hogs, cattle, and hides firm with various state and western price levels listed. Oil, rosin, turpentine, coffee, sugar, and rice prices noted, alongside official and state dairy prices and crude pump figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seles
Buffalo
Hirata
Faso
Pennsylvania
Pacific Coast
Continent
Rio
Baltimore Markets Report Amid Mixed Grain and Dairy Prices
Baltimore markets show steady to firmer tones across grains and dairy. No. 2 red wheat and southern corn values vary by grade and region, with firm butter and cheese trading and ongoing receipts tallied for the day.
Metal market report from New York and London
The London tin market closed higher at £186 bs and futures at 184 6s. Locally prices advanced for copper to 289 160. Lead and antimony rose modestly while electrolytic copper ranged around 19.22% to 19.57%. Foundry metals and warrants showed gains. Northern and Southern foundries quoted from 2.20 to 320.54 with various standard and copper futures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Aipoltar
Ron Wen
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Tron Wen
Foundry Northern
Foundry Southern
New York Money Market Rates and Bond Outlook
New York money market reports firm, with the ruling rate at 4 percent and bank accepting 3 percent for calls. Time loans for ninety days and six months quoted around 4 1/4 percent, prime mercantile paper at 4 7/8 percent. Sterling exchange steady in bankers' bills at 4.9295 for demand and 4.975 for sixty day bills, with government bonds steady and refunding issues easy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Gold Movements in London Reported Gold Supply Date
London reports the United States supplying between 1.5 million and 3 million dollars of this work's gold reserve, totaling 2.5 million dollars. The price was 78s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Eight Hour Labor Violations Charged on Potomac Sewer Job
Assistant District Attorney Proctor, using information from Commissioner of Labor Neill, filed five informations in Police Court against Warren F. Brentzer & Co. for requiring Benjamin J. Tyler to work more than eight hours on five days while rebuilding the outfall sewer on the Potomac River below Anacostia. Prosecution will proceed this week. aims to enforce eight hour law on government work. Also noted, George Washington University to establish a chair of Semitic language and literature with courses credited like Latin and Greek. lectures to be given by eminent scholars to illuminate Semitic civilizations for biblical study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
Charles F. Neill
Warren F. Brentzer & Co
Potoac River
Anacostia
Jeremiah J. Sullivan
Neill
Benjamin J. Tyler
Polles Court
George Washington University
Debt secured on Burlington Apartment House loan
A deed of trust securing a $200 000 loan from Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co was filed by trustees for the Burlington Apartment House Company. The large Washington property at Vermont avenue between L and M streets NW faces Portland. Trustees are BR. Golden Donaldson and Thomas V. Smith. Interest is 5 percent quarterly. Trustees for payment to the Mutual Life Insurance Co are Samuel H R Bond and George K. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Burlington Apartment House Company
Burligton Partment House
Washington
Vermont Avenue
L and
M Streets
Portland
BR. Golden Donaldson
Thomas V. Smith
Nakes Samuel HR. Bond
George K. Johngson
Mutual Life Tor Gurance Company
Georgens Waters
William 8. Fosby
Randall H. Hoegner
Mscue
Clara B. Baldwin
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cor Cperative Building Association
Saul
Mary_E. Sadler
H. Francis Saul
Walter EF. Huon
I. M. Saul
West “Eckington
Suele Hollingsworth
Sidney P
Philips A
George A. Moore
Luther M
Sguarh
William F. Morgenet
B. Southerland
Witten H Baundern
Fanny P. Goddart
William E. Torman
Henry
Bergmann
George Mr
Emisertch
Robert Bradbury
Block L. Aquare
Mary LR
Willem F. Ogle
John M. Moeking
Thoman R. Murtis
Incleside
Willam A. Cowies
Percy H. Russell
George W. Rea
Mount Pleasant
Willlam H Winder
Wellington Loan and ‘Trust Company
Equitable Co-opera
Ative Building ‘Association
w—James
H Grubbs
Jarles B. Stone
Charles W. Fairfax
Marie Bleczewski
Washington Heights
Adele Cook Norman
Thomas M. Gale
Joseph J. Dartington
Willim P. Kellogg
William F. Kellogg
Weston
Flint
National Safe Depot Ravings and Trust Company
LICENSED TO MARRY LISTS MULTIPLE CONNECTICUT WEDDING BILLS
A chaotic OCR of marriage notices lists numerous names with ages and places including Charlottesville Wiisner Va Blue City Tenn and Jacksonville Frs. Clergy last names Olin Bristol Beard and O Rourke are mentioned alongside varied ages 2 28 38 53. The fragmentary item hints at a broad registrar-like notice of marriages and licenses rather than complete entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Slayton
Myerndale
Sarah A
George E. Mayawatl
Howard W. Webster
Forrest Seaman
Charlottesville
Her. B.D. Power
John G Bork
Alonzo J. Olin
N. Slater
Rota Rattier
Josaph I Alexaire
Joseph N. Holand
Fannin Haggatt
Janae
Harry
Ethel Foster
J. R. Matthewis
Athatt Brown
Cora E. Tihs
Joshua Barpes
Charles E. Noss
Louise Scott
W. D. Jarvis
William H Neale
Gertrude Scot
Daniel Washington
N. B. Fowler
Bemberg
S. C
Gertrude P. Henderson
James Hf. Lee
Harry A. J. Clark
Jacksonville
Frs
Mary E. Regan
T. P. O'Rourke
W. Albert
Agnes R. Xrouse
Alfred Harding
Equity Court records list numerous insolvency and probate actions
Supreme Court DC docket shows many cases with auditor reports and estates. Names include Calef Juatlos Cisbaugh Campbell, Calvert, Backus, Donovan, Frere, Kimball, Rowe, Reeder, Talbott, Gettmann, Hoover, and others. Entries cover guardianships, letters of administration, sales, receivers, and partitions with bonds and dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO
Calef Juatlos Cisbaugh
Battes Wn
Review Publishing Company
Tims For
W. H. White
Easby- Smith
W. J. Lambert
Campbell Ve. Calvert
McCalmont
G H. Calvert
W. B. Ambrose
EB. B. Gles
G. 5
Tralies
Brith
Rowe
Hammer Margaret M. Murrey
L, Q. Williamedu
Colleitor
L. Fugit Dulangue
Waggeman
Jotaim Woodley Fark
Maddox
H. P. Gatley
Mm & Giessle
I. Will
Wig & Willy
G. P. Hoover
B. Calvert
Tad Woltch
Ralston & Ich
Real Estate Transfers in Washington D C area listings
A long list of property transfers and related deeds across Northwest and Southeast Washington D C including trusteeship, lot and block numbers, prices around 10 dollars and various notice details. Notable transfers include Union Theological Seminary trust to Fulton Lewis and several parcels in Grant Park Sauls Addition and Pleasant areas with amounts listed.
Health Office Record Listing Local Deaths and Ages
A health office record dated up to September 4 lists numerous individuals with names and ages, including Corntius G Bradshaw 60, Elizabeth Benjamin 8, Adio M Duvall 38, Mary J Chlhiress 76, Columbus Little 6, Charles J Thomas 27, Carrie Wedge 45, Joseph A Thompson 28, Thomas J Phillipa 72, Henry Taske 32, Harriet Ricker 61, Bell Lewis 42, Wealey Watcher 46, Elizabeth M Thomas 45, Martha Dorier 9, Henrietta Haber 30, Margaret McGuire 62, Vincent Robinson 2 months, Asbury Meryman 71, Robert J Newman 3 months, Elijah C Foster 62, Ketle Murphy 36, Hattie Limock 42, Hindtie Delano 62, Zvelida A Newman 81, John Confiower 88, Mabel W McCormick 4, William Johnson 27, Phemas Miller 40, Bear Geny 9 months, Priscilla Van Brakla 4% years, Cary Dabney 40, Vines Sloviazzo X months, Homer Groves 9 years, Nicholas Cami 8, Peter Henderson 28, noting many entries across addresses and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corntius G. Bradshaw
Providence Hos
Elizabeth Benjamin
Uni
Adio M. Duvall
K St. Ge
Mary J. Chlhiress
Wittberger St
Columbus Little
St. Se
Charles J. Thomas
Morton
Eljah C. Foster
Ketle Murphy
Hattie Limock
Hindtie Delano
Zvelida A Newman
Tohn
Confiower
Mabel VY. McCormick
K St
William Johnson
Phemas Miller
Cedar St
Bear Geny
Cleveland Pi
Priscilla van Brakla
Ifs
Cary
Dabney
Gov. Wash. Uni. Hos
Deeds of Trust Listings From Washington Area
A lengthy OCR extract details numerous deeds of trust across neighborhoods including Square 170 Georgens Waters and Washington Heights. It lists borrowers, lenders, property lots and squares, amounts from hundreds to thousands, terms of three to six years, and semiannual or quarterly interest at five to six percent, naming parties such as the Washington Loan and Trust Company Equitable Cooperative Building Association and members of the Saul family.
Unclear listing of officers and positions
Fragmentary OCR shows names and titles including John Joy Edson, Ellis Spear, Ardrew Pared, Thomas Brad, Rex Eichelberg, Boyd Taylor with roles such as president vice president treasurer and trust office. Reading uncertain due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joy Edson
John A &Wopes
Ice
Ellis Spear
Ardrew Pared
Treasrer
Aralstant
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Northwestern
New York Central
Southern Pacfic
J. H. Smith
John Db. Ryan
Amalgamated
Cassatt
Silamm
Standard of
Ter
WEW
Boston
Huston
Albany
Keston
Maine
Boston Teyaied
Fitchburg
New Haven
Hartford
Pere Marquette
Walon Pacifc
Aree
American ‘Telepiows and Telegraph
Setae
Argerican
Massachusetts Electric U
Massachusetts Electric
Massachunetts
Niled
Nneth Hutte
Ada Ees
Grost
Stack
Nay
Galveston
New Orlesne
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Erie
Philadelphie
France
NEW York Grain
Mey
F Street
Aeersas
Batibo
Minneapolis
Liverpoo
Bat Goon
Canada
Duluth
Mberal
Qacembercom
Commieslon
Tve
Riba
Tomarcow
Hoxs
Wall Street
Feter
Kuhn, Loeb &Co
Henry C. Frick
Mr. Frick
Henry H. Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Deep Water and Tidewater Railroad
Rogers
Local Financial
American Security and Trust Company
Hibbs
Southard Parker
The
National Metropolitan Bank
A. K. Parrs
Crane, Farris & Co
G. Bowie Chipman
B. FR. Chapman& Co
Washington Railway and Blattrie
Washington Gee
American Decurtly Ung Trust
Washington Produce Market
Washington Cattle Market
Curb Market
Cs ‘American Tobacco
Hoston
Butte Coalitionnt
Chicago Subway
Cumberland Ely
Greene Copper
International Salt
International Mercantile Marine Ate
Fee Mackay Company
Ty Mackay Company
Nevada Consol
Nipissing Mines
United Copper
Utah Copper
Jorge
Metal Market
District Attorney's Office
Warren F. Erentzer & Co
Jesse Halt
Robert H. McNeil
John Sherman
Max Sterman
Lemual Fugit
Cordelia Hogue
Ione Camp
Heli St Si
Frank B. Blackistone
Waward
Alley
John T. Doyle
Gill
Arobets
Record
Attornney
Eupmue
A Jones
Martha A. Weller
Tettera
Ganting
Ferdinand
Weller
Tomneye
Balster & Siddons
Laie Alleg
Perder
Harriet NM
Peek
Bom
James R. Bolaon
James F. Brown
Lerdlen
W.W
Stuart
Hand
Willamson
Richard
Gallagher
Hillard
James R. Bryan
Alexander H. Bell
William J. McCleMand
Hughes
Gray
Amsliz Baker
John Miller
Edward L. Glee
Fiorenca
H. Engiesby Ve. Wilam
Riley
William E. Ambrose
D. C Bentler
C. T. Brideva
William
Ambrose
D. G. Statler
Marcus
Daniel Prett
Thirty-First Street
Trustees of
Union Theological Seminary
Fulton Lewis
Cauate
Garfield
Willam
Campbell
Bea
Thea Malvan
Bentries Malvan
Mary
Statrenth Strelt
Clara
Baldwit
Georgene Water
Sollars
Grant Park
Frank B. Marlow
George W. Z. Black
Connecticut Avenue
Q and A Sirsete
Josaph J. Darlington
Ty Jacob
Esther Karte
Highth End
Ninth Streets
Cornelian Horgan
Bayley
Fortund
Millard PF
Mary R. Sadier
D Street
Robert H. Harteborn
Samuel W. “Plekford
Kertpgay Avenue
Atreets
Charles P. Powell
Tawrenes H Maher
Thirtenth
Fourteenth
W Atrests
Fanny P. Goddard
Willian F. Morsell
Goddard
William A. Cowles
Seventh Street
Rosa Meglinto
John and
Henry Forster
Saul Et Ax
Raslos Mf
Center Mckington
George
Woodrut
Mary E. “Woodruff
Twenty-Third Street
Charlotte E. Lockwood
Beckett
B. Francie Sau
George J. May
Agnes A. Baul
William J
Pleasant and
Pleasant Plains
Secure American Security and Trust Company
Intel
Borah A. Goodwin
William G. Davis
Furniturs
John Marsal
Uoreheat
Edmund V. Stephenson
Andrew J. May
Ghattelo and
Lesey
Third Street Northwest
George A.woodraf
Mary E. ‘Woodruff
Chattely
Fulton Lewie
Charles H. Cragin
Square
Lumen MC ‘Tucker
George M. Emmerich
Dougleas
Mackall
Sqrane
Caroline Murtagh
Arthur T
UARE
National Safe Deposit, Bavinga ‘and Trust Company
Sruster
Nationel Safe Depaalt
Sar‘ies and Trust Company
Uber
William H. Brown
Benjamin B. Bradford
James J. Lampton
Iber Pois
Fotlo
Lot
fsquaRk
Nora Ready
J. Vincent Coughtan
Iber
Clarence
Duvail
Trustes
Mouny Plaasant
Carl F. Jesnsen
Fleming
Victor Anderson
RENO
William H. Mustbrook
Hetjamin
Davis
Albert L. Sturtevant
R. Garden Doneldaon
Thoms V. Smith
Jacob N. Belt
A. Henne
Jackson ‘Ralaton
EH. Quizey Smith
Herbert A. Gin
Edward Mac
Jones
Traateas
Holvant
McC. Jones
Herbert A. Gus
Wiliam AL Hickey
Chong Lei
Sixth Street
Health Office Record
National Safe Deposit, Savings &G Trust, Co
15Th St
New York Ave
Ashington Law & Trust Co
STH
F Sts
Tate
G Street N. W
Francis R. Dooley & Co
Gramnmo Foss
le Droft Bite
Warance
Caab
Harrison Realty Company
G Street
H. Cornell & Co. Adams Building
VY. P. Randolph & Co
Chesley & Spence
Colorado
Om Heal Estate
Heibkel & McLera
B. Hibbs
Thos. L. Hume
Investment Securities
N. W
American Express Co
Traders National Bank
Napoleon
Warrington
Arthur Cowsill
Swartzell, Rheem& Hensey Co
Warner Building
F. H. Smith Co
Burplus
Riggs
U. S. Treasury
Continental (Fire) Ins. Co
Safety Fund
Continentals
JAS. A. Mar
Bome Life
St. E
In & GO
Surance
Uilding
Francis H._Smith
Avia M. Retarog
E Quine
Mie
Jon B Seman
Seo GO. Watson
Jackson H. Raizton
G. Kimban
Ansiter
Igs Bank