Traders Hold Aloof Not Much Pressure to Sell
The report notes little selling pressure as traders wait on crop prospects and wheat signals. Cotton estimates imply a bumper yield may temper price gains, while looming wheat shortages and Northwest rumors temper enthusiasm. Oil and steel notes show cautious sentiment, with modest stock activity and profit-taking muted by uneven futures.
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Promus- Wey
Trier
Orun
State Steel
Roy Stors
Nfl
Ely
Edie Watu Wetudl
Bose
Cotton market steadies amid dull support and firm levels
New York opened steady with a slight decline before recovering. Trading showed light pressure as bulls held prices near last night’s levels, with top interest in near months. Reports of favorable weather and limited new-crop receipts supported notes, while overall volumes remained modest.
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W B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Liverpool
Houston
Chicago Grain Markets Rally On Rust Damage Report
Sensational rust damage reports to spring wheat sparked a sharp rise on the Chicago board of trade with September wheat surging to near the day’s top, corn and oats following the grain rally while reports on Northwest yields and forthcoming government data influenced trading and receipts across Minneapolis, Duluth, and Chicago.
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F Street
New York Gtock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Low
Clara
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool Park
Dakotas
Minnesote
Minneapolis
Duluth
Tan Senptompe
HHS
Grain and Wheat Markets End Mixed in Bearish Heat
The New York grain market reports stronger wheat prices amid bear market cables and heat, with September futures rising while corn and oats show mixed receipts and spot firmness. Bulls push Northwest crop news as exporters tally 5,000 bushels rye and 6,923 bushels corn receipts. No 2 red and No 2 yellow grains align with firm elevator bids as the market closes higher on wheat strength.
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Buehela
Washington Market Report Signals Slump Amid Heavy Supplies
The Washington produce market shows a heavy intake of potatoes and cabbage with a weaker tone across the board. Prices for product such as cucumbers eggplants and tomatoes vary, while meats and dairy show mixed movement as receipts remain high and demand softens. Major items include near by potatoes at 1.50 to 1.75 per barrel, cabbage 75 to 1.60 per 100 pounds, and eggs around 16 to 18 cents per dozen in regional markets.
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Local stock market hints and prices drift in uneven session
Transactions in two securities Washington Railway and Electric preferred and Mergenthaler Linotype dominated near parity. Washington Railway and Electric preferred traded 62 1 2 to 62 3 4 with a closing 62 1 2. Rail and electric common rose to 15 1 2 while national banks showed mixed bids and insured stocks moved modestly.
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Tith
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Washington Market
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J’ Maury Dove Company
Realty Appraisal and Agency Company
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Farmers and Mechanics
Arlington
New York Produce Prices Mixed Across Commodities
New York report lists butter steady to firm, cheese mostly steady with varied receipts, eggs firmer with multiple regional price ranges, poultry showing steady live prices and dressed gains, flour and rye flour firm, corn meal firm, hay dull, hops steady, hides leather wool firm, meats steady, pork steady, lard steady, fats stable, tea and coffee mixed, potato prices steady for Long Island and Jersey, and widespread metals and freight quotes with London activity reflecting slight declines and local market stability in copper, iron, and boiler prices.
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Jersey
Liverpool
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Live Stock Markets Report from New York and Chicago
Receipts show 367 head cattle in New York with steady to weak demand for veal and calves, 3,953 head sheep and lambs with steady to slow trade, and 1,565 hogs firm. Chicago cattle receipts 6,600 head with good to prime steers around 6.25 to 6.26, hogs 14,000 head steady to strong with heavy and rough categories, and sheep 10,000 head steady to lower with good weth ers and native lambs priced accordingly.
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Xead
Forrest and judge in courtroom bond signing incident
General Forrest pressured a Hale County Alabama probate judge to sign railroad bonds for the Selma Mariam and Memphis road now Akron branch of the Southern Railway. After a tense standoff with a six shooter, Forrest restrained the judge and led him aside, returning with the bonds signed. The exact private exchange remains unknown.
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Legal Record highlights multiple equity and circuit actions
Supreme Court in Washington DC lists several equity cases with absent defendants, auditors, guardians appointed, and alimony orders. District and probate courts note extensions, condemnations, distributions, administration letters, wills admitted, and guardians commissions with various attorneys named.
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Wassmann
Carlisle & Johnson
S. Theats
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Smith
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J & Leftwich Sinclair
George Dewey
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Brownie Copart
Julia Carrall
J. J. Darlington
Leo J. Vrather
A. A. Lipscomb
Jennie Hurns
J B Archer
Gaetano Repetti
Repetti
Stuart WoNamara
J. K. Wihelmina Kirchner
Catherine WV Whelan
Stuart MuNamara
Real estate transfers mapped across Washington districts
A sweep of real estate transfers lists sales and deeds in multiple Washington neighborhoods including Connecticut Avenue near Dupont Circle, Youngeboro, Union Street Southwest, Washington Heights, Montello, and more. Transactions show buyers and executors, parcels like squares and lots, and prices ranging from 10 dollars to thousands, with entities such as Empire State Realty Company and various trustees involved in transfers.
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Dupont Circle
John Briggs, Jr
Sterling Rufia
Youngeboro
Martin O'Donoghue
Real Estate and Improvement Company
Baltimore
Eleanor B. Goodfellow
Same
Union Street
O streete—Isaac Hord
George W Carpenter
Washington Heights
John G Campbell
Mary F. Allen
Josephine P. Hill
Montello
Charles A McEwan
Rosa
B. Whipple
Empire State Realty Company
John Murphy
Alice C. Palmer
Aulick
Henry VY. Casey
Twelfth Street
Alexander H
Burehe Et Ax
Wiliam E Amrose
Fifth
Sixth
Benjamin F. Leighton
Joseph Lavezzo
Congress Heights
Daniel Kendrick
Joseph C
Elizabeth A Havaner
Madison Street
Charles Bendheim
Benjamin W. Guy
IVY _CIPY
Richard W. Williama
Maria Feters
John A Schnepp
Solomon Cohen
North Carolina Avenue
Lauren Kantz
Robert A
William Vic Lewin
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Fifteenth
Melville M .Moffitt
Bilas
Deeds of Trust and Legal Notices Update
A collection of deeds of trust names several trustors and beneficiaries across multiple blocks and squares, detailing secured amounts from $200 to $6,000 with terms from 3 to 5 years, interest 3 to 6 percent, and semiannual or monthly notes. Also includes civil filings such as creditors’ complaints, limited divorces, injunctions, and a breach of contract suit, listing plaintiffs, defendants, and attorneys.
Trackless trolley planned for Hull in 1900s era
Hull plans a trackless trolley line from the beach wharf to Nantasket avenue and Point, with overhead power and side-shift capability. The system promises silent, rubber-tired coaches, no tracks, and a 20 cent fare. Construction begins soon, targeting operation by mid August.
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Boston Post
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New England
Beach Wharf
Nantasket Avenue
Nantasket Road
New York State
Veneering Industry in Indianapolis Leads National Supply
A Indianapolis News article details how the city dominates veneer production with seven factories led by Indiana Lumber and Veneer Company. It notes quartered white oak, walnut and sycamore veneers, sawed and sliced varieties, and logs aged 256 to 400 years. Veneer is a key finish for high quality furniture and car builders across the United States and Canada.
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United States
Indiana Lumber and Veneer Company
Gram Rapida
Mich
New York City
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Indiana
A Battle of Dollars. Why Russia Is Winning The War Money
Gilson Willat notes in Leslie's London Letter that war finance now decides outcomes. Bank of England bankers say Russia's cash reserves surpass Japan's, with about 525 million dollars available versus Japan's under 50 million. Financiers favor Russia, arguing money drives victory in modern, costly warfare.
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