Market Slide Holds After Rain Lifts Grain Woes
New York July 6 A sharp stock decline previously set off by crop jitters and European war scare faded as rains across the western and southern United States provided relief. Corn and cotton prices fell while stocks recovered with notable gains in several blue chips. Wall Street ignored a government suit against Lehigh Valley Railroad as optimism grew around a possible Standard Oil reorganization. Railroad earnings reports, including Missouri Pacific and Colorado Southern, showed mixed results but generally improved.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Washington Post
New York
London
Europe
Balkans
Stock Exchange
Galina
Standard Oil Company
Supreme Court
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Aince
Supreme Court of the United States
Povernment
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lehigh Valley Relroad
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
St. Louis
San Francisco
Ross
St Faul'a
Colorado
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Alis-Chalmers Ned
Kansas City Southern
Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
Laclede Gas
Lehigh Valley
Louisville
Ui A
Kanene
Missouri Pacific
National Discutt
Pry
LOT
Nat. Rys
Mexico
American Breal Foundries
York Central
West
Norte Ic
Western
Anaconda Mining
Pacific Mail
Atchison
Pacific Tel
Pennsylvania
Ool Atayete
Pitts
People’s Gas
Feltimore
LOS
C. G
Bt. Louis
Bethlehem Steel
Pittsburg
Brooklyn Rapid
Pittebur
Pullman Palace
Mailway Steel Spring
Yuarte Central of
New Jerse
Chesapeake and Ohio
Republic Steel
Chicago
Chicrgo
Rock Island Co
Chicago Great Western
Northwestern
Bt Paul
Louis Southwestern
Mil
St. Louis Southwestern Pia
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Steel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Southern Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Southern Railway
Delaware
Tennessee Copper
al Ab
Denver and Rio Grande
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
St. Louia
Distilers’ Securities
General Electric
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Great Northern
Utah
Runols Central
Virginia-Carolina
Chemie
Interborough-Met
Wabash
Interborough Met
Wabash O
Harvester
Western Mary
Inter. Marine
Whalinghonsy
International Paper
Western Union
International ‘Pump
Wheeling and
Lake Eri
Iona
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Treasury notes and rates noted in New York market
The United States Treasury figures appear with call rates and bank discount figures. Rounding and closing bids show percent rates around 2 to 4 percent, with references to mercantile paper and railroad bonds. The text mixes miscellaneous financial terms and unclear figures from a July New York market summary.
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New York
Dallas
Nantommercial Hills
National Bank
Treasury
United States
Eee
Ave
Banka
National
Philippine Treasury
Lesa
IL Jes
Gold Co
Bullloy
Gala Poin
Washington Stock Exchange Readings and Commodity Prices
Trading at noon shows Regular call and Capital Praction at 120 percent with several bids and offers. Quotes include Washington Railway and Electric, Gas contracts, commodity prices for corn oats rye and poultry, with numerous small lot entries and regional farm product values.
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Washington Railway and Electric. Com
Washington Railway and Electric, Ptd
Washington Gas
Aoblergenthaler
Seasion
Greene-Cananea
Commercial National Bank
Union Trust
United States Trust
Graphophone
Ptd
Mergenthaler
Norfolk and Washington
Washington Produce Market Price List Summary
Wholesale quotations for fresh produce and eggs across regions Virginia West Virginia Tennessee and North Carolina include eggs at 17 17 16 percent and 13 14 per lb. poultry prices for spring chickens hens roosters turkeys ducks and geese listed with varying per lb rates. Vegetables and green fruits show bulk prices for potatoes cabbage onions cantaloupes apples oranges and other items with per crate per basket or per box figures.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
Elgin
New York State
New
Curumbera
North Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Grain prices plunge as heat wave fades crops deteriorate
Chicago market closes lower across grains with corn off about 25.50, oats down 1.2, and wheat down around 1. Wheat, corn, and provisions slip after a brief rally fueled by rest orders. Rain and a cooling trend reduce heat wave impact, though official notes say corn condition remains good but needs moisture. Barley and other feeds show mixed quotes in cash markets.
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Chicago
Morever
Mons
Corn Belt
New York Grain Market Report July Wheat and Corn Futures
New York July 6 report shows wheat spot irregular with No 2 red at 9 percent elevator and 96 percent afloat. Futures declined on rain news then rallied on North Dakota crop news, ended mixed with July at 944 and December near 98 percent. Corn spot easy export No 3 6 84 and afloat with little futures activity, oats steady, barley steady.
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New York
U. Afoat
Duluth
North Dakota
Mgrs
Oil Quotations and Credits Reported for City and Regions
City and region oil quotations logged on July 6 show credit balances at 1.30, with totals including runs 4144 and shipments 177,318. Average readings around 55,516 and 171,888 noted for periods in North Lima and South Lima, Indiana at 82 and 77 respectively.
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City
North
Lima
Indiana
Wall Street gossip from international markets and crop news
The Washington Post notes steadier global markets with Paris and London signals. Berlin shows strength while Canadian Pacific trims gains. American Steel Foundries cuts after a dividend pass. historical recap notes a 3 year small-cap restructuring. Crop outlook remains cautiously optimistic with rains easing drought fears. Cotton, wheat, and corn respond to weather shifts. rail orders rise as international steel talks yield little concrete.
Washington Stock Market and Postal Savings Banks Notice
Local financial notes detail active trading on Washington Stock Exchange with Washington Railway and Electric among leaders and Lanston issues firm at nine and a half. Postmaster Hitchcock lists 1000 postal savings bank offices across Maryland and Virginia, including Annapolis Bel Air Cambridge Easton Frederick and Alexandria.
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Georgetown Gas
Washington Gas
Capital Traction
Anacostia and Potomac
Anacostia
Potomac
Columan
Colwabinta
Metropolitan
Washington Railway and Electric
Wash
Alex
Vernon
Potomac Wlectric Cong. Cohesay Potomac Electric Light
Ake
Potomac Tel
American Telephone and Telegraph
Person
Washington Market
Washington Market Cold Storage
Norfolk
Washington Steamboat
Washington
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Great Falls
Dominion
Washington-Virginia
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Stocil Greene Cananea
National Bank
Cohimbdia
Farmers and Mechanics
Incom
American Security and Trust
Bent Washington Savings
Provident Savings
Éoreoran
National Union
Columbia
Emerson Steam Pump
Stotarr Dingion
Ubapin-sarks
Hitchcock
Maryland
Virginia
Annapolis
Bel Air
Cambridge
Chestertown
Crisfield
Easton
Frederick
Frostburg
Havre de Grace
Salisbury
Westminster
Alexandria
Bedford City
Clifton Forge
Cul- Peper
Farmville
Fort Monroe
Fredericksburg
Hampton
Hot Springs
Lexington
Pulaski
Staunton
Suffolk
Warrenton
Winchester
New York Produce Market Report July Update
New York prices and receipts shown for butter eggs poultry flour pork beef lard and fats with steady or unchanged tones. Includes butter receipts 48 983 pounds eggs 91 459 dozens and assorted spreads and sugars with hemp and peanut prices and cottonseed oil notes.
New York Market Reports Beef Calves Hogs and More
New York markets show receipts of cattle calves and hogs with steady to firm tones. Beef and veal prices listed by origin, with sheep and lamb figures, plus metal market notes including copper and iron prices and London futures.
New York cotton slips after sharp midweek decline
Trading was moderately active in New York cotton on July 6 as reports of stower downgrades hit sentiment. Prices fell from advances and settled easy, with July around 13.40 and December near 13.16, a sharp drop from the prior high, while other months traded lower.
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New York
Inter
Philadelphia Markets Wheat and Poultry Prices July report
Philadelphia market summary shows wheat steady to lower for No 2 red in export elevator at 59 1/2 to 60 cents per bushel, corn steady for local trade, oats unchanged, butter firm with Western creamery prices at 26 cents per pound, eggs steady with current receipts 6 1/2 to 6 3/4 cents per dozen, cheese firm at 12 1/4 cents, poultry firm with higher fowls and various chicken and egg prices, Jersey potatoes weak at 75 cents per basket. Prices reflect near-term trading in Philadelphia market columns.
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Equity Court docket items from Supreme Court DC
District court notices list numerous equity, probate, and bankruptcy actions under Justice Anderson. Decrees, guardianship appointments, receiver orders, letters rogatory, and various court dates cover Thompson v Thompson, Oliver ancillary letters, and Milburn receiverships among others, with estates and real estate transfers noted across multiple wards and squares.
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District of Columbia
Equity Court
Justice Anderson
Thompson Va. Thompson
American Security and Trust Company
J. J. Darlington
Millan & Smith and Kappler & Merillate
Frank D. Oliver
Bauer & Cle
O'Donnell
Plainum
H. C. Townsend
Baker, Sheehy & Hogan
Clark
Plaintiff
J. A. Toomey
Coleman Ve. Wood
W. C. Clephane
Bloomer Va
Golconda Mining and Milling Company
H. H. Obear
Douglas & Baker
Safford
Secretary of the Treasury
BE. H. Bagley
John W. Lanahan
Tule
Carl A. Carlsson
George F. Plugge
Fred
W. Plugge
Montague & Moriarty
Emma Williams
Amanda Lomax
B. F. Leighton
Mary C. Bradford
Gordon & Gordon
Edward D.’ Robie
Helen A. Robie
George R.linking
Harry D. Baker
Kate C. Baker
W. FL. Sholes
Amos Graves
B. N. Hopewell
Deeds of Trust in Various Washington Estates
Multiple deeds of trust recorded securing loans to various borrowers by different lenders across blocks and squares in Anacostia Mount Pleasant and other sections. Notable amounts include 3000 to 15000 dollars with terms from two to five years and interest rates ranging from 4 to 6 percent, covering numerous lots and blocks.
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Spring Hill
Everts A
Meridian
Higl—John
Proctor Et
Mary G. Faulkner
Washington Heights
Ernest M. Pease
Janie A. Robinson
Eighth and I Streets
Ampon Behrend
Rudolph
Behrend
Square
LE Droit Park
Joseph Paul Et Ax
District of Columbia
Floral Hibi—Washington Loan and Trust Company
Irving J. Fastnaught
Mount Pleasant
Charles E. Wire
John D. Johnson
Marshall
Edward W. MoKiahan
Trustes
A. G. Ballard
Richmond Park
Northwest Washington Improvement Company
Clayton R. Denmark
Fourteenth
D Streets
Mary M.sperrough
Anton Glostzner
John B. Smallwood
Takoma Park
William W. Smith
Amelia E. Briscoe
Pleasant Plains
Sia M. Drew
Joseph
G. Klapper
Joseph G Klapper
Moyes L. Hofheimer
Holmead Manor
Harry Wardman
Max
Daisy
Abel
Sixteenth Street Highlands
Holmea Central Realty Corporation
William R. Marshall
West Holmead Manor
John H
Gertrude L. Wilson
North Columbia Heights
James W. Crutcher
Thomas E. Jarrell
District Guard encampment shortened to ten days
The District National Guard will encamp 212 miles from Frederick MD this year, with ten days in camp from August 18 to August 3. Gen. George H. Harries announced at a Star Building reception that officers will serve at Fort Myer VA for four days of instruction before the encampment, disappointing recruiters who expected two weeks.
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Frederick
George H. Harries
James B. Allison
War Department
District Guard
Star Building
Samuel H. Smiley
Harries
Fort Myer
Mene | Myer
Dam No 1 Opens In Ohio River System At Wellsburg
A 9 foot channel to Catro will be obtained upon completion of Dam No 1 in the Ohio River locks and dams system. The Lucille Nowland navigated the head of a 10 mile aquatic procession as about 2,000 attendees heard Mayor Magee and Rep A J Barchfeld praise the project. Barchfeld urged haste for completion and rehabilitation of the merchant marine, noting Pittsburg would compete with world navigation to the Gulf once established.
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Ohio River Improvement
Wellsburg
W. Va
Lucille Nowland
W. A. Magee
A. J. Barchfeld
Pittsburg
Barchfeld
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Gulf
Maj J F Wofford Dead cremated today and sent to Tennessee
Maj J F Wofford died last Tuesday at his granddaughter's home near Charlottesville Virginia while visiting. His body was brought here by his sons and cremated today before remains are sent to Johnson City Tennessee for burial. He was born in Columbus Mississippi and later moved to Lexington where he joined the Confederate service at the Civil War outbreak. Survived by three sons Charles P G Wofford Louisville Kentucky George T Paul H Johnson City Tennessee and daughter Mrs Minnie Stanley Los Angeles California.
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J. L. Wofford
Mississippi
Virgil P. Randolph
Charlottesville
Charles P
George T. Wofford
Johnson City
Tenn
Maj. Wofford
Columbus
Miss
Lexington
State
Charles P. G. Wofford
Louisville
George T. and
Paul H
Minnie Stanley
Los Angeles
Honest ice men watch by district sealer
The district sealer of weights and measures is closely monitoring Washington ice deliveries during a hot spell. Since May 1 he has secured 8 prosecutions for short weight, with 30 total prosecutions showing drivers at fault. Col. W C Haskell urged consumers to check daily ice portions.
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Washington
Col. W. C. Haskell
Slip Manacled Convicts Escape En Route to Prison
Two prisoners Leonard Adams and Joseph Carter, being moved from Denton to the house of correction under Sheriff Chaffinch of Caroline county, escaped Camden Station by removing their manacles and leaping from a window in the smoking room. Police hunt the fugitives as two other handcuffed prisoners remained.
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Baltimore
Washington Post
Leonard Adams
Joseph Carter
Denton
House of Correction
Chaffinch
Caroline County
Camden Station
Tragedy at Waxter pond: three year old drowns
Vernon Lowman aged three, son of Mr and Mrs William Lowman, drowned while chasing a duck at Waxter ice pond Mount Winans Baltimore. The body was recovered an hour later as a companion watched. Parkersburg faces possible ice famine amid heavy demand and heat.
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Baltimore
Vernon Lowman
William Lowman
Waxter
Mount Winans
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