Shaw to Aid of Banks Decline After Tropical Storm News
Treasury plans immediate 6 million dollar deposit distribution in national banks to ease money strain. Market fell late amid storm rumors of New Orleans inundation, though reports were later denied and banks held surplus reserves.
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Treasury
Financial
Stock Exchange
New Orleans
CURB MARKET REPORT FROM LONDON AND NEW YORK
Financial notes show Bank of England cover is drawn for Canada and possibly the United States with a large gold movement. The First National Bank of New York mobilized one million dollars in government imports. Wheat futures moved with bullish momentum on favorable Northwest receipts and Liverpool cues, while corn and oats showed mixed activity and a strong cash wheat bid supported gains.
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London
Bank of England
Canada
United States
New York
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Verge Flite Oetabay
Saoh
Chicago
Liverpool
Ninneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
Northwest
Minneapolis
Woluth
Chisags
Banco
Yonge
C'oso Denutry
Larawan
Wall Street Gossip on New Orleans, Railroads and Canadian Pacific
Wall Street Gossip notes traders overestimated New Orleans exposure to waves while Crescent City news shows a stock rebound. It highlights Southern Pacific strength, Amalgamated weak demand, and railroads driving equipment makers. Canadian Pacific’s earnings and land-grant assets are analyzed, with land equity valued around 80 million dollars and reduced land-grant bonds to 1.5 million.
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Washington Post
New York
Soemoe
New Orleans
Mississippi
Crescent City
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Salton Sea
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
Trading at yesterday's Stock Exchange session shows broader activity
Trading in copper led the day with over half of transactions in Greene Copper and a split between 26 1 2 for sales and 26 3 4 for buys totaling 610 shares. Capital Traction ex-dividend trades numbered forty, with a 47 8 bid and 50 asked. Washington Railway and Electric sold 150 common at 40 1 8 and 46, plus 172 shares of preferred at 88 1 2 and 88 2 8. Washington Gas moved 67 to 57 1 4 on 120 shares. Remaining stocks saw little activity and bond dealings were limited to Chesapeake and Potomac Telephones at 105 3 4 and Norfolk and Washington Steamboat at 10.
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New York
C.B
Lowdon
Ni jAdame Expresa
Amalgamated Copper
Kunsen City Southern
Kanaas City Southern
Ea Ar Hoalam
Car and Foundry
SBIA
Loulerttle and Nashylit
Woam
Car and Foundry Pfa
Maxicaxt Central
American Cotton Oil
Jamerican Cotton
St. Louis
Ste
American Express
Eabad Papal Eatag
St P
Ste. M
Iesours Pacific
American Tes Securities
Asours
Kansas
Texas
America
Aney ToolNat. R
Mexico
X. Y
Ontario and Western
Norfeie and Western
Americas Sugar Refining
Sma
Les
Norfolk and Western
Tobacco Ptd
Cortit
Nurtis ‘American
Zi Biya
Anaconds Mining Company
Eae
Paddc
Atchison
LORY
Pelle Met
Atchison Prd
Atlantic Coast Line
Hao
Pennsylvania
Odly Ie
Baltimore and Ohio
Pit
Lautan
Baltimore and
Chesapeake and Ohio
Republic Steel
Chicago Great Western
Republic Rteel
Northwestern
Rock Island Company
ORL
Chicago
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Louia Southwestern
Reamist
Louth Southwestern
Colorado and Southern
Southern Pacific
Stame
Southern
Bouther
Southern Railway
Gating
Consolidated Gas
Lack
Wentezi
Ron
Toledo
St. I
W. Pf
Denver
Union Pacific
Denver and
Rio Grande
United States
Erie
soulUniter
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Great Northern
Hocking
Valtey
Carolina Chemica
Carolina Chemical Pfa
Interborough-Metropolitan Agm
Wabash HM
Interborough-Met
Wabash
Sagi Asy
International Paper
Iwelle-Fargo Express
Iwestinghouse Ticotric
International Pump
Western
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washi
Ington Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Greene
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Washington Gas
Lst
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephones
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat &S
Balta—Chesapeaks
Potomac Telephone Bs
SLO
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
ETM
Greene Copper
Effter eal-Greene Comper
Ull
Jarfolk
Washington Steambonts
BTW
Breerie Copan
Boxer G
Gas Bonda
Washington Gas Company
Capital ‘Traction Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac Go
City and Suburban Railroad Bs
Columbia Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad Ba
Metropolitan Railroad
Washington Railway and Electric
United States Electric Light
United Biatea
Potomac
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Cheexprake
Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company Intex
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Washington Gag
Georgetown Ges
Mergenthaler Linotype
Mitcheld Mining Company
National Bank
American
Capital
Central
National City
Columbia
Commercial
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Lincoln
Metropolitan
Riggs
Washington
Trust Company
American Security and ‘Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Union Trust Company
Washington Loan and Prost
Savings Bank stocka-Hems Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Washington Sivings Bank
Fira Sngarinco Glocks
Arlington
Corcoran
Firemen’s
Franklin
German-Americas
Metropoliten
Migcellathous Etocke
Southern Public Service Corporation
Graphophone Common
Graphophone
Security Storage Company
Market
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Big T Fompens
Antober
Cooy of Business
J. Sellers
Washington Stock Quotations and Bonds Out of Daily Market Fluctuations
The report lists closing bid quotations from yesterday on many issues including Washington Railway and Electric common and preferred, Potomac Telephone, Capital Traction, and various bonds. Also shown are district bonds, rail and streetcar securities, utility stocks, and several national and regional issues with prices and percent yields where available.
Washington Produce Market Prices and Poultry Notes
Quotations show wholesale prices for eggs butter and cursee with steady demand. Live poultry markets are mixed with fowls roosters and ducks varying in price and demand while dressed meats show strong calves and bacon products in demand. Cattle hogs sheep and lambs listed with steady markets, noting October 1 inspection act impact.
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Virginia
West
Tennessee
North Carolina
New York State
Western
Ecarco
Activa
AUDI
Maryland
New York
Ohio
York Imperials
Ben Davis
Evere Bippin
Florida
Live Stock Markets Reports From New York and Chicago Sept 27
Live stock markets report receipts and prices in New York and Chicago on September 27. Beef calves sheep and hogs show varied demand with steady to easy markets. London tin and copper markets move higher with London spot and futures quoted, signaling broader metal price shifts.
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New York
Duluth
Liverpool
London
Catita
Canada
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Legal Record Supreme Court DC and Equity Suits
Legal notices list multiple cases in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia with pendente lite orders, probate actions, guardianship petitions, and equity suits. Names include Clabaugh Bryan James Bell, Clagett, Putria, Brabbiefield, Boyd, Bergmann, Muller, Bishop, Founders, Ford, Lehman, Hazen, Georges, Wheatley, and others. Damages and bonds stated. various attorneys named. dates and docket numbers shown.
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Clabaugh
James R. Bryan
Alexander H. Bell
Nora Flannery
Axle
Rale State Nist
C. Clinton James
Ellen M. Ware
Sefll
Albiog
Lenhbelio Greenwood
John C. Steuart
George M. Emiserich
Norther Liberty German- American Building Association
Henry H. Bergmann
Max £. Muller
A. G. Bishop
J.N
John H. Ford
Loufam Ross
Louisx Ford
Cor Plamant
Lorenzo A. Batley
Bertha Folsten
Barney Lehman
Damees
Plaintii
J. Mi
CC. James
Harry L. Wheatley
John J. Georges
William W. Georges
J. T.georges & Son
Plaintina
H.W. Wheatley
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington Listings
Real estate transfers recorded across multiple Washington neighborhoods including Northwest and Southeast districts. Purchasers include James W. Crauther Oscar T. Wright and others with parcels in Whitechapf Bloomingdale Brookland and Mount Pleasant. prices range from $10 to $2,800 with various trust and cooperative building associations noted.
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Ington Loan and Trust Company
Carrie P. Pusey
John F
Frank T
Richard G. Rawlings
Lottie L. Burn
Ridge-Besse
Bansbury
Joseph B. Bowling
Capital City Improvement Company
Piorella C. Mankings
Herbert A. S
John J. Brosnan
Richard J. Paleo
Tone Safe Deposit, Savings and ‘Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Lord Redsi
Maria F. Shome
Wiliam B. Bush
Charles
Wiliam Phl
Crows
Hiram Johnson
Washington Loan and Trust
Equitable Co-operative Building ‘Association
Puansawer Plains
Mary
Saers
Harry Y
Albert
Wiltom and Johns
Larner
Washington Loan and Trust Company
North Columbia
Madga W. Graham
James R.bierson
J. Hite Miller
Navy
Rogers
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant
Health Office Record of Patients and Officials Listed
Record lists individuals by name age address and facility with medical conditions or residency. It includes Truth Trena Blakartan 22 4th et. ne., Joseph Ambush 622 4% et mw., William BR. Coby, Timothy Welch at Wash. Asyl. Hosp., and others. notes on hospitals, homes, and donations or transfers with dates and monetary values where shown. Includes real estate actions and market figures for local properties and commodities with figures for prices and percentages.
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Joseph Ambush
Wiliam BR. Coby
Jackson St
Brookland
Timothy Welch
Wash
Asyl
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Mt. May
Benjamin, Kline
Garfield
Boma
East Capitol St
Yexra
Williagn Carte
Freedmon's
Hipspteel
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Gov. Hosp
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Licensed to Marry Listings Mixed with Names and Ages
A garbled roster shows multiple individuals with ages and locations, including George J. Noprar 40 and Ahna L. Groom 34 from York of Baltimors Maryland, and others such as Joseph Tague 26 from Springmans Virginia and Anais V. O Nell 18 in Washington. The fragmentary text includes repeated Rev lines and various couples or individuals paired with ages and places, indicating a public notices style marriage license list.
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George J. Noprar
Ahna L. Groom
York of Baltimors
Charles F. Sontag
Fedjamin B. Seeppard
Ida H. Balley
Aere
E._ Blakamore
Joseph Tague
Springmans
Anais V. O'Nell
Washington
James Miten
William HL
Pletshor
Conett
Hume
W. IL
Joseph E. Carson
Arne T. White
Eugene A. Batman
Arthur ‘Tyler
Alicea Dorsey
Beh
Carter
Ililiam
Hotinsen
Henriette Soriens
Ic H. Harris
Antonio Stanici
Carmela Vero
Raw
Nicholas jYasseli
Charlee H. Wiscat
Fredericksburg
Vau
Polis i Filippo
Caroline County
B. McLaughl
Penne
Spencer
Mer
Idx
E. Semple
PB. J. Gordon
Bintk Bo Grosen
S. Washington
Olle A. Speake
Maniesta
Frank MM. Drintel
George A. Seninack
Wilhelmine Huitpop
James D. Buber
H. J. Howell
Agnes Ambush
W. H. Davenport
Shaw Will Help Banks Deposit Plan Announced
Secretary Shaw outlines a temporary plan to place 26,009,000 with depository banks across New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia St. Louis New Orleans Baltimore Louisville Kansas City Cleveland Pittsburg Buffalo Minneapolis Milwaukee Detroit Cincinnati St. Paul Omaha Des Moines Denver Sioux City Memphis Peoria Atlanta Nashville Sioux Falls and others. Bonds legal for savings banks in New York and Massachusetts will be accepted at 90 percent market value. Deposits are short term and to be returned as pressure eases beginning February 1 next.
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Memphis
Peoria
Atlanta
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Jn Bonda
Lawfual
Massachusetts
New York Cotton Market Faces Weather Fueled Rally
The New York cotton market rose on bad weather reports with room for gains as Gulf storms moved toward cotton states. Panic rumors circulated after wire service disruption with New Orleans. October led rallies amid expectations of halted notices and active buying, closing near the day’s best levels.
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New York Stock Exchange
Washington Btock Exchange
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New York
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Mississippi Valley
New Orleans
Aterm
Liverpool
US Steel to Control Port land Cement Industry
Chicago reports official announcement that United States Steel Corporation will control Chicago cement and build a plant near Pittsburgh. On October 1 Universal Portland Cement Company will take over Illinois Steel cement plants, boosting output by about 15 percent and investing $3,000,900 to reach a yearly capacity near 2,000,000 barrels, surpassing national production by around 10 percent. Baltimore items, grain and market notes follow with mixed commodity futures and bank note figures.
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United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg
Universal Portland Cement Company
Illinois Steel Company
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