Copper and dividends lift market before decline
The Washington Post reports that stock advances paused as copper stocks grew and Virginia Carolina Chemical increased its dividend by 2 percent. The market faced a sharp drop after a weak crop report showing wheat forecasts down from last month, though optimism lingered in rail and chemical sectors amid improving crop yields and potential winter wheat gains.
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Atchison
St. Paul
Avanda
Copper Producers’ Association
Wall Street Gossips on Market Rally and Copper News
A morning rally in New York stocks faded after the government crop report sparked a rapid selloff. Copper producers boosted June output to record levels while copper prices stayed weak, and Virginia Carolina Chemical surprised traders with a 6 percent dividend. Atchison fell from earlier highs after the dividend decision and crop report.
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Virginia-Carolina
Wall Street
Washington Post
New York
Knole
New York Stock Market Opening Notes July 8 1910
The New York Stock Market report for Friday July 8 1910 highlights market activity with prices and moves across key securities. Traders watched transportation and steel issues as volumes rose modestly amid cautious interest from investors.
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American Steel Foundry
American Steel Foundry Db
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Woupon
Terimere
Ray Cangol
Money Market Standard Oil
Yukon
Washington Stock Exchange signals mixed activity on rails bonds
Rail and bond trades dominated the Washington Stock Exchange session with Capital Traction bonds at 115 and common Traction stock at 129 1 2. Washington Railway and Electric and Potomac Electric shares also moved, while Union Trust and other tickers showed small lots.
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Capital Traction
Waskington Railway and Electric Company
Potomac Electric
Union Trust
Capital Traction R. R
Potgmac Electric “Light
Uniom ‘Trust
Cotton market gains as week ends with bullish outlook
In New York and Chicago trading sessions July cotton futures rise on cover buying and bull support amid private crop reports. Old crop lagged, July rose on last minute demand. forecasts point to a carryover under 690,000 bales with 11.39 million projected for the season. News includes energy, railroad, and bond activity with cattle and hog markets following broader price movements.
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Epatern Belt
Seseun
New York Cotton Exchange
Washington cattle market updates amid sparse receipts
At Baltimore Maryland on July 5 cattle receipts were near normal with mixed grading. Calves and beef cattle show steady to nominal prices with prime and choice lots under observation. Grain and feed notes include oats and rye market mentions, reflecting a quiet trading day and overall steady tone.
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Baltimore
Brode
Equity Court listings and cases in the District of Columbia
Court-wide update detailing numerous equity cases before Mr Justice Stafford including filings, extensions, and orders across civil, criminal, probate, and equity suits. Names of plaintiffs and defendants, attorneys, and specific actions such as extensions, attachments, guardianship, and sales are listed for cases in various court divisions.
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Criminal Court NO. 1
Justice Stafford
United States
John ©. Davis
H. E. Davis
Enlred Sinvea
John Barton Miller
J. E. Laskey
H. Elvis
Napoleon J. Smith
A. B. Leet
Anne Tallen
W. A. Mckeeney
Charles H. Davidge
Alioney
A. A. Hoehling
Ansel ‘Dailey
Oliver A. Phelps
Slater & Phelps
Mary
Dailey
Brooke
Louis G. Joynes
J.B. Flynn
GA. White
Real estate transfers list broad Washington area deeds
A long table of transfers records in Randle Highlands to Takoma Park and neighborhoods like Petworth Groves Park and Cleveland Park. Names include United States Realty Company, United States Trust Company, Monarch Toy Manufacturing, George W Barkman, Thomas Cunningham, Klusler, King, Reinhold, and Baugher. Parcels range from squares and lots in Columbia Heights to Prospect Avenue Northwest and Barry Farm with prices from 5 to 386,604 dollars.
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James M
Mary R. McCabe
United States Trust Company
South Capitol Street
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William A. Richards
Monarch Toy Manufacturing Co
Petworta
Guy P. Warren
Groves Park
Groves Park Company
Alfred L. Foster
Columbia Heights
Harry
Bax M. Minster
Prospect Avenue
Arthur Peter
Thomas J. Cunningham
D Street
Georgs W. Barkman
William A
Claudine M. Klusler
Square
Anacosta
National Capital Bank
George 4. King
Cleveland Park
Hosier Dulany
Iusten
Lena H. Graham
Beall
FANCY
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Grove
Fifteenth Streats
Herman R. Howenstein
Harry J
Alice L. Kitne
Tenth Street
Jamer M. Malt
John N
Mary EB. Downe
Barry Farm
William F. Warriner
Minor Park
Betta Park
Corcoran
Emma. Ae
John W. Lyons
Joo G
Ariagel A Ratner
Mary F. Rainey
North Capitol Street
Mary FE. Graham
George H. Dierkoph
Pluabant Plains
Edward S. Ryan
Frederick C
Rosa L. Lutz
S. Percy Thompson
Herbert T. Shennan
Mary Wantman
Thomas Jones
Charles W. Shiles
Charles
Richards
Deeds of Trusts Listings Across Several Squares
A long catalogue lists deeds of trust involving multiple properties in Washington area districts. Names include Harry L. Kine, Philip Rasa, John L. Ewell, Minor Park, Airy View Apartment House Co, Friendship subset, and Columbia Heights, with lenders and amounts ranging from 80 to 360,000 dollars. Terms vary from 1 month to 4 years at 3 to 6 percent, with semiannual or monthly payments across numerous lots and blocks.
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Harry L. Kine
Holmead Manor
John L. Ewell
Willem F. Ewell
William
Ewell
Minor Park
Julius W. Tolson
John Williamson
William F. Warrizer
John N. Downs
Eamond Fitgerala
John J. Fegan
Pretty Prospect
Cliffbourne
Airy View
John B. Larner
Frederick A. Fenning
Leonard F. Geneste
Thomas
Elizabeth A. Artemus
L. Cabel Williamson
William H. Schofield
Guy P. Warren
Columbia Heights
BM. Minster
William A. Hill
Reynald W. Beatl
Harry A. Kite
Black & Squire
William A. Hasler
Charles D. Liebermann
Phelan
Hawn
George W. Harriman
E. L. Yancay
J. G. Hiden
C. J. Rixey, Jr
Beall
Albert C. Reinhold
Willos J. Lambert
Leuie
Peter P. Phillips
South Grounds
Columbian University
Kate C. Holmes
William H
Wiliam J. Flather
Milton E. Altes
John M. Jones
Takoma Park
Charles H. Baugher
George A. Myers
Anna T. Myers
Asbury R. Taylor
Frank T. Rawlings
Charles McCormick
John_B. Larner
John A. Hamittes
Washington ‘Loan and Trust Company
Lot
Trade mood quiet as crop reports steer business
R G Dun & Co weekly review notes mixed signals from major markets with overall quiet industrial activity. Iron and steel face summer shutdowns for inventories, pig iron output down 15 percent since February, textiles and cottons dull with plant curtailments. Shoe orders appear in Boston but leather demand weak as hides fall. Bradstreet’s reports U.S. failures at 182 for the week ended July 7, with prior years listed.
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Canada business failures and New York market notes
Weekly Canadian business failures rise to week 16 with 16 cases, up from 7 last week and 27 in the year-ago period. New York market reports show steady butter and beef, firm cottonseed oil, steady coffee, and miscellaneous grain, produce, and poultry pricing with varied crate, crate, and weight figures across states and origins.
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New York Grain Market Totals Mixed in July Wheat and Corn
July wheat futures closed modestly higher amid firming outside markets and dry Northwest weather, with July at 1.68 1.09 and September near 1.06. Corn No. 2 futures held steady to firm with slight gains, receipts tallied around 6 000 bushels for incoming grain and mixed white rice types noted among shipments.
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Northwest crop calamity dominates as trade rides figments
Chicago grain notes a calamitous Northwest crop with 25 percent gain in North Dakota estimates yet speculators show little agitation. Government report after close. rains absent in drought zone as spring wheat withers, while corn and oats finish modestly higher alongside confusing price data.
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United States
Northwest
North Dakota
Oil Quotations and Credit Balances Report
On City Fa July credit balances at 1.40. Runs 258,212 average 127,764. Shipments 294,875 average. Toles Ohler July S-North Lima 2, South Lima Indiana 77.
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