Market Sluggish as Indictments Blur Copper Trade Outlook
New York stock activity edged toward stagnation with only minimal price moves as indictments targeting copper wire manufacturers dampened sentiment. Erie shares rose amid talks with Canadian Pacific while rail statements for May showed mixed earnings and orders, and copper trade hinted at rising activity despite cautious market mood.
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Atchison
New York
Treasury Note Shows Stable Gains Amid Market Quiet
A short United States Treasury note movement indicates stable gains as markets pause with modest trading. Officials note steady demand and limited volatility, reflecting cautious investor sentiment in the current financial climate.
Wheat and corn gains in London and New York markets
Wheat firm to higher in export markets with No 2 red and No 1 northern Duluth prices noted. Corn also strong spot with expert No 1 futures up on cooler demand and crop outlook, July at 64 cents and September around 67 cents. Oats butter and poultry prices show firm or higher activity with various regional quotes.
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New York
Duluth
Jeep
Uyiliye
Wall Street Gossip and June Trading Notes
Special to The Washington Post reports June stock activity below May levels but stronger bond business. June 2 saw the heaviest stock day with 78,900 shares, while $1,000,000 traded at 1 1/2 to 2 percent. Bond volume reached $92,273, the highest in eleven years except one. Ex rights moved several names including American Telephone, Clover Leaf, and Lehigh Valley. Chesapeake and Ohio faced liquidation after the Alton dividend, affecting Hawley group sentiment and the A and W Gould influence fears. Clover Leaf and other lines recovered dividends. earnings and surplus noted.
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Washington Post
New York
Dewings
Stoc
Southern Pacific
Atchison
Corn
Lehigh Valley
Goldfield
American ‘Telephone
American Telephone and Telegraph
Chesapeake and Ohio
Alton
Chesapeake
Obie
Hearish
Hawley Group
Wall Street
A. and W. and Gould
Hawley
Clover Leaf
Market Quiet at Washington Stock Exchange Session
Yesterday’s Washington Stock Exchange session was uneventful with few sales and no notable price changes. Only minor stock moves included Meregenthaler, Union Savings, and United States Trust, while bonds showed little demand and a few small Potomac Electric and Norfolk and Washington Steamboats issues. The week’s sales totaled 1,083 shares of stock and $3,100 in bonds as markets awaited next week’s direction amid abundant money and upcoming dividend and bond maturities.
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Polymee Electric Cong
Norfolk
Washington
Mergenthaler Linotype
United States Trust
Union’ Saulage Bank
Bonds Pa
Georgetown
NT Capital Traction
Antonstla
Potimac
Aameostie
Poto Ua
Columbia
Metropolis
Potomac Electric Cons
Potomac Electric Light
Chesayake
Potomac
American Telephone
Old Dominion
Washingion-Vereina Ray
Washington-Virgina
Langston
Greene Cananes
National Bank Stocka
American
Tankat
Farmers and Mechanics
Wea Metropolitan
Trust Company
Merican Security and Trust
Hon
Wst
Ial
Washington Loar
United State
Merchants and Brechanics Savings
Bank of Comme
East Washington Savings
Provident Savings
Ariington
Ah Corcoran
Fireme
Franklin
Basin- American
National Union
Columbia. Se
ATS
Real
Stocia
Lverson
Stearn
Washington Mar
HighiLow
Allle-Chalmers Pfa
Kansas City Southern
Amalgamated Upper I
al Ghys Laclede Gas
wiLehigh Vahey
Ameri
Bert Sugar
Louisville
Nashville
Mackay
BOLE
GOW
Foundry
Taty
American Coton
Minneapolis
St. Louis
St. P
S. St. M
American Securities
Kans
Tex
Quide Mo
MIT
National
Ne Fam
Smvlt
Ptal
Erico
New York Central
Ontario and Western
Anges da Milling
P. Sie
Pacific Tel
Telay
Linte
Pennsylvania
Bali Ire
Otile
Peaple’s Gas
Bethlehan Steel Ag
Fsa
Ty Co
Bt. Louis Ba
Brooklyn API
Steej
Pittsburg Coal
Awianads
Ah Pacific
Central Leather
Pullman Palace
Leather Pro Central of
New Jersey
Gonadway Steel Spring
BEA
Reading
Chicago
Tan
Republic Bree
Coiragn Gre
Republic Steel
Ohnen Great Weel
Lawi
Hork Island
Shew Lad Northwestern Hs
Rock Taland Co
St. Lon
Southwestern
Colorado
Louis Southwestern Pfil
Colorado Aid
Sose-ShefMeig Steel and Tran
Consolidated Gas
Uthern
Jinnon
Southern Railwaves
Delaware
Hudson
Cool Southern Railway
Rio Grande
Pacific
St I. Ant West
Sto
West Pias
Lnion Pacific
PRD
Bion
Genial Electric
United States
Leeda Cal Mithern Pfil
United States Steel
United States Steel Td
Ctah
Interbe Iltl
Virginia-Carolina
Chemical
Interborough-Met
Wabash
Inter
Harvester
Luter
Marine Aid
Ite
Wester Mar
International
Westinghouse Electric
Tay International
Lown Central
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Kansas
Cy Southern
W. B Hibbs
Tubbs Hulking
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of i ' Trade
Willaningti Stock Exchange
Uae
Washington Stock Exchange
Meregenthaler
Union Savings
Lsted
Potomac Electric Consolidated 3
New York metal and copper markets mixed on June report eve
New York trading shows a dull cotton market with irregular fluctuations as traders anticipate Monday government data. Near months held firm after July notices stop, closing steady with a small net gain or loss. a local trade canvass cites 6 cent estimates for the government report. Standard copper remains dull with spot quotes around 12.25 to 12.35.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Onsy
Baltimore Markets Reported Prices for Farm Commodities
Baltimore market items list firm and dull prices for wheat oats rye live poultry eggs and dairy products. Includes specifics for spring chickens ducks pigeons guinea fowl creamery butter and rolls with regional variations across Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio and nearby states.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Rolla
West Virginia
Viralata
Eastern Shore
Virginia
Ohio
Southern
North Carolina
Guinea
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Reported
New York June 30 price and supply report shows butter steady with 8,371 pkgs receipts, eggs firm with 17,869 cases, flour steady, lard and pork steady, and sugar raw firm. Cottonseed oil futures quoted with July at 6.24 to 6.37, August 6.24 to 6.25, and other dates around 6.19 to 6.41. potatoes Southern No 1 firm at 2.50 to 4.00 per unit.
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New York
Bama
Middle West
Continent
SAIGE
Southern
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
New York State
North Carolina
Florida
California
LIVE STOCK MARKETS ROUNDUP FROM NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
New York market notes receipts of 2006 cattle and 857 sheep with varied demand. Steers steady to lower, calves firm to high, hogs steady with mixed qualities. Chicago figures show cattle and hogs meeting firm to higher prices with steady to higher ranges for steers cows calves and lambs amid large receipts.
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New York
Breves
Chicago
Market Stronig
Texas
Steel Company Pays $40,000 Fine in Demurrage Case
Bethlehem Steel Company paid a 40000 fine in Philadelphia for accepting unlawful concessions on freight car demurrage charges. The Philadelphia and Reading and Lehigh Valley railroads also faced 40000 fines but have not yet paid. Government claimed the steel firm owed about 181000 to the railroads and settled for 7201.
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Steel Company
Philadelphia
Bethlehem Steel Company
United States
Philadelphia and
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Improvement in Iron and Steel and Exports Boost Trade
New York June 0 R G Dun Co weekly review finds the iron and steel trade expanding with rising output and confidence. Exports create a large US surplus while cotton curtailments steady markets. Leather prices stay high with healthy demand and conservative tanning. US business failures drop versus prior periods.
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United States
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Bradstreet
Supreme Court and Equity Court Calendar Summary DC
District of Columbia courts list cases across equity probate bankruptcy and chancery including Saffore v MacVeagh Lanahan habitual drunkard advisor Lanahan case, Keyes cases, Washington Railway and Electric Company appeals, probate letters of administration and guardianship, numerous property transfers and trustee actions with dates, docket numbers, and involved attorneys noted. Notable entries include Brown v. Lanahan and various real estate filings with trustees and lots across Northwest and D.C. neighborhoods.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No. 2
Justice Gould
Safforé Ve. MacVeagh
Plaintif'a
Pack
Hinton
Shoemaker
Munsey
Triau
Ralph D. Quinter
Attor
Eet Davie
W. J. Lambert
Frank A. E. Disney
Sloman & Lerch
William N. Irwin
Henry B. Blondy
Hay
L L Perkins Bonding Company Notice
A brief notice from L L Perkins Bonding Company announces offices, employees, and agents at Colorado Building, Room 2, seeking clientele and business partnerships.
Mortgage liens listed for multiple properties across Washington area
A wide array of mortgage assignments and security deeds are recorded, detailing individuals and firms such as Charles H. Spencer Ike debt, Washington Loan and Trust Company, Equitable Cooperative Building Association, and others. Properties span Mount Pleasant Petworth Ingleside South Brookland and related squares, with various sums and terms including several 3 to 8 year durations at 6 percent or per cent, semiannual payments.
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General Baking Company
New York
Boston Baking Company
First Street
Maryland Avenue
Standard Trust Company
Thomas H. Wagner
St. Louis
Joseph Cassidy
Charles F. Carust
William K. Ellis
Commercial Fire’ Insurance Company
Charles M. Forrest
Harry
Hegarty
John J. Bowles
Chichester
James R. Campbell
Same
Arthur ©. Moses Et al
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Amos H. Plumb
Square
Bloomingsburg Park
Joseph H. Johnson
Thomas C. Cross
George W. Taylor
Charles L. Shank
X. Squarh
Emma A. Hodges
William A. Hill
John E. Laskey
Thornton *Carusi
Laurie J. Kerr
Randall H. Hagner
John T. Meany
Elizabeth McCluskey Cleary
John J. McAuliffe
Leonard W. Groomes
Thomas Somerville
Tioman Somerville Company
Frank I. Reppert
Horatio N. Taplin
J. Atkinson
Billie T. Taplin
Charles H. Spencer
Sama Ike
Mount Pleasant
William Wilson Et &x
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Buiding ‘Associa
Sovani
Bih
Adam Uelmbach
Jamen Berry
William McK
Charles ‘T. Alexander
Ernest I. Schmidt
George M. Emmerich
German-American Building Association
Susan R. Norton
Edward A. Tripp
F. McCauley
Henry C. Emrich
Melvin K. Herriman
John 4
Hamilton
James F. Barbour
Regina Thiebaut
Melvin H. Herriman
Robert M. Rother
Oscar Wolff
Hopkins Place Sayings Bank
Wilmont W. Trew
John H
George W. Brown
Walter H
South Grounds
Columbian College
Mathias E. Fagan
Robert EB. Bradley
George Henderson
Henry Eberbach
Harry K. Bosa
H. Glenn Phelps
R. L. Newman
Archibald W. Batt
William J. Flather
Milton E. Alles
John M. Jones
James H. Gore
Harald E. Doyle
William L. Miller
Thomas M. Gale
South Brookland
Alvert F. Gauvreau
John C. Keelan
Lillie T. Taplin
Inglesine
William A. Pierce
Henry H. Bergman
Anton Lerch
South Brockland
Albert F. Gouvreau
James L. Neill
Jobez Lee
George W.murray
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George W. Levy & Bro
Jen Mann
Eliza Scroggins
Washington Railway and Electric Company
J. J. Buckley
J. ¥. Craven
Hopkins Og McWilliama
John P. Hopkins
Bernard B. McWilliams
Riggs Market
D. W. O’ Donoghue
George McLane Wood
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Mary A. Bulleyva
Julian A. Bailey
Edmund Carrington
Kate R. Kall
Jay W. Kall
E. N. Hopewell
E. Brokmeyer
William M. Safford
Franklin Mac- Veagh
Pack, Hinton
George
Maryland [O "Avenue
B Street
Richard J. Harnshaw
Massachusetts Avenue Heights
American Security and Trust Company Et al. Trustees
Arthur
Moses
Bloomsburg Park
Columbia Street
Thornton Carus
Ema A. Hodges
Sfrest
Elizabeth Mett Cleary
Eighth Street
Atreste
Harold Albritton
Kalorama Heights
Charles L. Tiatagh
Arthur B. Examons
DouBine
Elbert_I
Hyde Et Ux
Jefereon D
Bdne GL
Ashford
Jennie T. Burns
Bernard Leonard
Fifth Street
Pearl Leimbach
Adam Leimbach
Henry Slmms
W. Walton Edwards
Kentucky Avenue
Fred B. Rhodes
Charles H. Nussbaum
North Capitol
Pirst
Hayes W. Hawkins
Luther H. McMillen
Moore & Harbour
Annie VY
Anderson
Annie V. Anderson
Morrin H. Iriman
Blooningdale-Serah
Clements Et Vir
Thomas W
Barry J. Slater
James P. Anderson
Francis Leonard
Sidney Paige
Offingham and
Lidroit Park
John A. Cole
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Harry A. Kite
Effingham Place
Alec Part
le Droit Park
Abram P. Fardon
John HW. Teer
Badl
Fohl C. Brinley
Jeusse A. ‘Tomlinson
Adelina W. Forfar
Mary
P. V. Mangan
Francie Leonard
Bouth Grounds
Henry Wherbach
Mathias EH. Fagan
Meridian Hill
John H. Brown
Guardian
David B. Murdock, Jr
Blosk
Florida Avenue
Seton v Street
Jacob Zarin Et al
Clarence F. T. Porter
H Street
Nineteenth
David B.murdock, Jr
Josephine P. Hill
New Hampshire Avenue
Thomas M. Galeotux
James H
Alillan N. Gore
James T. Fraw Jey Et Ax
William #. Garter, Jr
Hanna Carter
B. Reeves Russell
Gertrude B. Moas
Edward N. Hopewell
Tennessee Avenue
Frances M. Smylie
James S. Fraser
Frank W. Adams
Frances M. Smyle
Lewis 8
Taylor
Joseph N. Woodward
L. L. Perkins
Trust
George Howard
Charles K. Nyma
Chas, C. Lamborn
Treas
Frank Stetson
William D. Hoover
Woodbury Blair
Frank W. Stone
15Th Street
New York Ave
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Seanamet Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs
Washington Produce Market
Co-Operative Building
Equitable Building Association
F St. N. W
Indivia-Cale
Swartzell, Rheem
Equitable Surety Company
Oscar J. Ricketts
Mgr
Chillum Castle Heights
Washington Land and Mortgage Co
14Th St
William B. Cutting
Hotel Vendome
Paris
William Brockholst Cutting
Church of the Madelaine
Phoenix
Ariz
Salt River