Market Climb After Sharp Midday Drop Despite Wide Decline
The Washington Post reports a heavy stock market drop midday with declines of two to six points but a brisk recovery later. Daily transactions reached 1,495,000 shares, largest since February, amid debates on interstate rate decisions and mixed signals on rail freight prices and wheat and cotton futures.
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Washington Produce Market Prices and Trends This Week
Quotations show wholesale prices for eggs butter poultry vegetables and fruits. Market remains generally easier with increasing receipts and declining prices though chickens and turkeys vary. dairy and dressed meats list several regional price points and pack sizes.
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York Man Rectory
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Florida
Goulds Win Big Claims In Mercantile Trust Suit
In the consolidated case of the Mercantile Trust Company as trustee, Farmers Loan and Trust, George J. Gould and others v International and Great Northern Railroad, a special master in chancery allowed several million dollars in claims against the railway. Major awards include Gould estate 3,589,787.98. J. Gould 941.46. George Gould 128,530.54. Helen Gould 172,797.65. Edwin Gould 172,797.65.
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Mercantile Trust Company of New York
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
George J. Gould
International and Great Northern Railway Company
William H. .Wuppen
Gould
Nk J. Gould
George Goul
Helen Gould
Edwin Gould
Live Stock Prices and Grain Market Report from June
Chicago market notes weak Wall Street influence on wheat and corn as traders prepare for upcoming crop handling. New York reports ongoing wheat selling with price drops and mixed grain movements. Livestock receipts and prices show variability with veal, beef, and lamb figures, while cattle and hog markets edge up slightly amid steady demand. Regional quotes from Ohio and Indiana reflect mixed cash prices and near-term trends.
Wall Street Gossips on Market Swings and Rail Stocks
The market swung to a late rally after session weakness with marginal net changes. Northern Pacific touched 113 amid drought driven wheat price drops and rising operating costs threatening a dividend cut. The Orient line extension aims to link Kansas City, Mexico City via San Angelo Del Rio, funding portions of a 5 million plan.
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México
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Orient Line
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Orient System
Mexico City
San Angelo-Del Rio
Orient
Concho River
Chihuahua
New York Stock Market Thrives in June Trade
June 80 1910 activity shows strong gains across major groups with buying interest in rails and industrials. Traders note steady volume as market indices drift higher led by Allied Trust and United Steel.
Washington Stock Exchange Shows Higher Local Trading
Local financial notes report sustained winter market activity in Washington with yesterday’s trading totaling about 70,469 dollars, up from the year prior. Bonds led gains with Potomac Electric and Capitol Traction among top movers as investors anticipate further rises despite broader declines in New York markets.
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New York Cotton and Grain Markets Report
New York June 30 feature cotton market shows a rapid July advance about 31.50 per bale on covering by Wall Street houses amid little supply while overall business remains quiet. New crop gains moderate. general list steady. Wheat futures slip on rain and Northwest weakness. corn and oats mixed with small losses and quiet activity. Receipts and shipments for grain noted. prices given for No 2 red wheat, No 2 corn, and mixed oats with several closing figures.
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Baltimore Markets Report from Belthmore June Market Patch
Belthmore June 9 report shows wheat nominal on grade at 8790, corn quiet spot 63, oats film mixed 46% nominal, river dull No 2 Western domestic 9. New York quotes copper weak spot 1.765 and July 11.76 to 12.00. Arrivals at New York 580 tons with 140 exported. Lake copper at 22,624 for electrolytic 12,282.50 and casting 12124 38 37%. London cot stock mixed. Local market quiet with No foundry Northern 2 tons, No 1 Southern 16.75. Interpretation reflects mixed metals and grain trading in a subdued midweek session.
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Legal Record From Washington DC Courts 1909
Multiple docket entries list lawsuits and judgments in the Supreme Court District of Columbia. Cases include divorces such as Matthews vs. Painter and Rey vs. Ray, alimony orders, maintenance actions, and bankruptcy petitions. Attorneys and defendants span firms like Wilson & Barksdale, Cull & Cull, and McMahon firms, with references to receiverships, lunacy proceedings, and equity matters.
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Washington
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Wallaca & Crdick
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McMahon
John Ridout
Fandant
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Stone & Fairfax
Polk & Bonynga
H. Thomas
Brown
Margaret M. Murray
Examiner
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Plaintif
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Fisher
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Rhodes
Real Estate Transfers and Courts Faced in District Proceedings
Large row of 19th century court docket items detailing real estate transfers, bankruptcy actions, probate, and criminal cases. Names include Justles Anderron, Homer M. Mohr, E. 8. McCalment, W. M. Hallam, and several attorneys. Property transfers span multiple streets and squares in Washington, with numerous trustees and guardians named. Judicial actions cover judgments by default, habeas corpus, pleas, and sentences in criminal court, plus probate orders and guardianship appointments.
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Homer M. Mohr
E. 8. McCalment
Famous Clothing Company
W. M. Hallam
Deeds of Trusts Across Several Suburbs and Districts
Multiple deeds of trust are recorded securing debts for various borrowers. Entries name numerous trustees and lenders including American Security and Trust Company and Washington Loan and Trust Company. Amounts range from 200 to 49,000 dollars with terms from one to six years and interest generally five to six percent, with properties in squares and lots across Potomac-Anacostia and surrounding areas.
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Tranidad
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Henry H. Bergmann
Parental Building Association
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Thomas P. Brown
Raphael A. Casilent
John D. Sullivan
W. Brown
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Mary A Keister
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Frank J. Divudonne
James Berry
Perpetual Building Association
Man McLane Abert
Aignald W. Beall
Wiliam Z. Davidson
David B. Murdock, Jr
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Wiliam G. Behathirt
William A. Crate
Mary C. Achafhirt
Harry Wilson
Michael A. Lioch
Ernest L Achmidt
George M. Emmerich
Barry Farm
George Goodloe
Brainard W. Parker
Frank P. Reeside
Frederick
Fenning
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Harry W. Chesley
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Mary K. Coffey
J. Arthur Fray
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Richard Holmert
Washingdon Loan and Truat Company
Eyoitable Cooperative Bullding ‘Association
Allen C. Clark
Henry P. Blair
William H. Raptey
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Rites for Horace S. Jones Today at Rock Creek Church
Funeral services for Horace S. Jones who died at his Rock Creek Ford road home will be held at Rock Creek Episcopal Church at 11 this morning with Rev T B Childs officiating. Interment will be at Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr Jones born in the city sixty years ago lived in Washington most of his life and was a member of Citizens Northwest Suburban Association. He leaves his wife and three daughters Alva B Derda and Lucille S Jones all of Washington. A funeral committee from the association includes Charles C Lancaster Louis B Shoemaker Dr John W Chappell I B Shoemaker Dr A M Ray Albert E Shoemaker Maj George A Armes James A Finch James L Gileg Fred J Helder Fred W Bangerter and George R Payne.
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George R. Payne
New Dog Tags Out Today Impound Rules Tighten
The city announces a new dog license tax due today for the fiscal year. All old year licenses expired last night and dogs without current tags may be impounded. Poundmaster Einstein warns that tags must be obtained at once at the tax office this morning, with a brief grace period for last year’s tags.
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Waiting for Lightning Rods at the White House
The President rests at Beverly for the summer while a St. Louis firm awaits to install lightning rods. The contract allows work after departure, with a start expected next week and a brief work period likely. Real estate news from the city closes this paragraph.
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