Wall Street Rally After Attorney General Wickersham Hints Plan
A volatile session on September 23 saw stocks plunge then rally after Attorney General Wickersham signaled a tentative plan to dissolve and readjust the American Tobacco Company. Leading issues fell, but recovery lifted United States Steel and others, with exchanges showing broad strength and hopes of settled conditions amid ongoing liquidation.
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Wall Street Gossip Points to Possible Grand Slam Day
Special to The Washington Fest reports New York markets closed with mixed action as traders debated if today marked the end of the bull run. United States Steel rose late after a wide intraday swing while overall volume approached 1.5 million shares amid talk of possible reorganization and foreign investment leakage.
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New York Stock Market Quotation Summary
The report lists stock prices with 1,448.30 cited as a total sale figure, reflecting quotations received by W. B. Wille & Co. bankers and brokers. It notes members of major exchanges including the New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade and Washington Stock Exchange.
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Financial Market Docket from Sept New York Trading
United States Treasury and Wall Street summaries report copper prices weak at spot 1150, London steady, futures mixed. Iron and domestic foundry grades hold, electrolytic copper quoted, money on call steady around 2 1/2 percent, time loans varying, bankers bills steady, commercial paper firm, bar silver at 62 1/2 cents, government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular.
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Wall Street Slump Touches Washington Markets
Local securities opened lower as Wall Street weakness returns, with Washington Railway and Electric common at 40 8, and bonds soft. Potomac Electric and Capital Traction issues showed weakness. Washington Gases and other fractions traded with sparse demand. Bank news includes charter for Central National Bank Richmond and extension for First National Bank Airport News. Postal savings offices expand amid debate over taxability and legal questions.
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Tax Exempt Bonds and Stock Meetings Across Rail and Baseball
A dense summary notes tax exemptions for Postal Savings bonds and a Washington Baseball Club stock increase plan to raise capital from 10 000 to 20 000 shares. It also covers Southern Railway dividend prospects, legal notices on railway executive roles, and banker examiner selections, plus Lovett Krutt Schnitt retirement rumors and mixed market performance in wheat cotton and stocks.
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New York Produce Prices and Market Recap for Sept 2
Commodity prices and receipts for butter cheese and eggs at New York markets show firm to steady trends across dairy, poultry, flour, and produce. Key items include butter per pound at 28, creamery specials varied, cheese receipts 448, poultry alive firm with spring chickens and turkeys, and flour and rye flour trading amid fair demand.
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Honor Scarred Flag Relic of Civil War to Return
Veterans from opposing sides gathered in Alexandria for the return and display of the battle flag of the Seventeenth Virginia regiment. The flag, captured at Antietam, was restored by New York law and presented amid speeches by Col. William A. Smoot and Adjutant Edgar Warfield. A concert followed, with songs celebrating North and South. The flag will be placed in the Confederate Veterans' Hall museum.
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Philadelphia Markets Prices Steady Across Commodities
Philadelphia markets report steady to firmer tones across grains and produce. Wheat No 2 red export elevator at 2.24, corn No 2 yellow local trade around 76 to 78, oats No 2 white 1.51, butter firm with Western steamery at 29.5 and nearby 31, eggs 7.00 to 7.50 per case, cheese firm New York full cream 14.5, poultry steady with dressed and live varieties, potatoes Jersey basket 659770 and nearby bushel 80 to 90 cents.
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New York Grain News Bleak as Wheat Futures Slip on Liquidation
The New York grain market shows mixed results with wheat easing on liquidation amid weak Wall Street and ample Northwest receipts. No 2 red bids 1.00 at elevator, 1.01% afloat, with nearby and deferred futures near unchanged to 4 cents higher. Corn remains boot easy at No 2 74% elevator, futures nominal. barley steady in Buffalo markets as receipts and shipments are reported.
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Leper Learns City Life After Twelve Years
Ludwig C. Dyregrow a Minneapolis tailor dies after a twelve year leprosy ordeal in which he walked the streets and worked with potential to spread the disease. Coroner Sea shore reviews the case and autopsy by Dr. H B Robertson at the University of Minnesota confirms the condition while the health department is notified to prevent further infection.
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Elgin Butter Market Report and Regional Credit Data
Elgin Butter market notes show price activity with quotes on a basic open board. City committee action noted in Zebel. Credit balances recorded in Toledo and regional lime shipments and averages listed for North Lime South Lime and Indiana markets.
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Wife's Rival Called On Her Husband in Maintenance Suit
Anna H Padgett sues Arthur F Padgett in District Supreme Court alleging an alleged rival visited and courted the husband, driving the wife to leave him in July. They wed October 4 and have one child. Walter P Plumley represents the wife. French Historian Houssaye Dead in Paris at age 94.
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Washington Produce Market Quotations Wholesale Prices
Wholesale quotations show fresh fruit and vegetables in strong demand. Eggs and butter prices list Virginia and regional sources, with varied grades and per unit figures. Cantalope, watermelon, apples, grapes, peaches, and other items are detailed with state origins and unit prices.
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Four Die In Fire At Sangamon Street Apartment
Four persons perished and many injured when a blaze swept a four story brick tenement at 1335 South Sangamon Street. Victims named include Harry Eglevitch his wife and baby and Samuel Alpert. Fire believed incendiary started in basement. Eleven families affected dozens saved. two babies dropped to safety and caught by bystanders. Woman heavy set aided down stairs by husband and firemen after ladder attempts failed.
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Rich Newsboy Dead Buried in St Louis
William Greenburg the wealthiest newsboy in St Louis was buried today after dying of pneumonia. From poverty he rose to own a $112000 apartment and the news stand he built after selling papers on the streets for nearly 23 years. The Chinese cruiser Hat Chi sailed to Havana after two weeks here. Admiral Ching Pih Kwong and officers will return following cruising in southern waters.
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Live Stock Markets Across Cities Fall Amid Receipts Surge
New York market reports receipts of 3 541 cattle and 3 029 calves with veal steady to weak and Western calves showing pressure. Sheep and lambs mostly steady with some prices mixed, hogs steady. Baltimore and Chicago summaries show weak to lower cattle and mixed sheep markets with varied weights and regional shifts.
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