Early gains fade as crop report dampens stock market
New York stocks slipped after the government crop report disappointed while copper producers and United States Steel posted favorable monthly orders. Spring wheat and corn figures were weak, offset somewhat by better conditions since July 1. Virginia Iron and Virginia-Carolina Chemical fell after last week’s annual report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
United States Steel and Copper
London
Virginia Tron
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Treasury Money Market and Fresh Produce Prices
The Treasury fixed call money at 2% with a steady ruling rate, while time loans remained quiet. Wholesale fruit and vegetable prices show strong demand for fresh eggs, butter, cheese, poultry, and a wide range of produce including potatoes, asparagus, onions, cabbage, peppers, mushrooms, and tomatoes across multiple regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Prins Mercantile
Cmtees
Insa Eready
WIT Goewdh
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
New York State
New
Bers
North Carolina
Florida
Gomsine Penns
Mina Fail
Georgia
Washington stock exchange regular noon call report
Regular noon call shows Wash Gas at 110, Cap Traction R R 112, Wash Ry and Elec bonds at 8, 5, 85 with varied amounts. Common shares traded near 40 41, pref at 89, and other listed securities including Georgetown Gas, Union Trust, and Union Savings with mixed quotes and par values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
Cap. Traction R. R
Wash. Ry
Ry and
Wlre
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Union Trust
Union Savings
Elec. Pref
Wall Street Gossips on Crop Report and Markets
New York July 10 reports mixed crop news with spring wheat and corn outlook revised downward yet overall fourth largest wheat and second largest corn crops foreseen. Bond market steady with notable issues and foreign stock buying offset by cottonseed and Virginia Carolina earnings concerns.
Washington Market Rises In Heat Amid Thin Attendance
The Washington stock market showed unusual strength yesterday despite low rookie broker turnout and high temperatures. Washington Railway and Electric jumped to 41 1/8, up 3 1/8 from Friday, with 625 shares traded. Other notes include Washington Gas firming to around 87 7/8, Georgetown Gas at 10 cents, Mergenthaler and Lanston steady near peak, Union Savings Bank and Union Trust modestly traded, and firm bond demand with several issues at or near quoted highs. A rumor floated that the current executive head of Washington Railway and Electric may retire, though no official confirmation was obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Gas
Georgetown
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Union Savings Bank
Union Trust
New York Produce Markets Report July 10 1911
New York prices for butter cheese eggs and wheat reflect steady to firm trading with receipts strong. Butter receipts 6 255 pounds creamery and specials noted with varying grade quotes. eggs receipts 34 634 cases with fresh gathered categories listed. cheese receipts 1 178 with several milk quality grades. wheat futures weak after drought news, current quotes and July September prices recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Kennery
State
Deanery
Middle West
Muscovada
Sanctos
Cordova
Jersey
Long Island
Gas
Liverpool
Isc
Washington Gas
London
I & Scésheleds Seiegleid
Reinia
Virginia
Anacostia
Congress Heights
New York Cotton Sinks on Rain Forecasts and Weak Demand
Reports of continued rains in Texas and Oklahoma revive selling pressure in cotton markets. Prices tumble across old and new crop months with no rally, closing near the day’s lows as traders weigh moisture and crop prospects against looming supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texan
Oklahoma
Bombay
Liverpool
Drought devastates crops nationwide as records forewarn decline
The Department of Agriculture reports drought and heat have cut hay and oats far below normal, with oats and hay hit hardest. Corn remains high acreage though about seven percent below average in condition. Potatoes, tobacco, and other crops show sharp declines, while wheat production holds near average. Major drought area centers on South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C. Murray
Department of Agriculture
Prof. Murray
United States
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Crop Reporting Board
Live Stock Markets Across Cities July 10
Baltimore reports weekly cattle and hog receipts with mixed pricing. cattle mostly lower, hogs firmer in places. New York notes beef and veal gains amid steady calves. sheep and lambs mix with strong lambs. Chicago shows weak cattle, active hogs, and weak sheep. regional notes include Texas and Western steers and feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New York
E.R. Waite
Chicago
Texas
The Metal Market
New York reports firm copper with July August October prices at 17.10 to 12.20 and London futures at £57 123 6d. Imports to New York reach 570 tons, exports this month total 9 580 tons. Iron in London quiet with Northern foundries 15.00 to 15.25 and Southern soft 14.75 to 15.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aills-Chalmers
Ba Town Central
Amalgamated Copper
Kansas City
American Agricultural
Kansas City Southern Plan
Lehigh Valley
Louisville
Nashville
Car and Foundry
Minneapolis
St. Louis
S, St. M
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
Am. Smelt and Refig. Ptd
Ot Woo
Net. Ass
American Steel Foundries Bva
New York Central
Ameran Sugar Refining
N. Y
Ont
West
Norfolk and Western
American Woolen
Northern Pacific
Anaconda Mining
Caesai
Pacific Mall
Atchison
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore and Ohio
Pitts
G. G
Jerse
Central
New
Republic
Chopapeake
Ohio
Republic Steel
Chicago
Alton
Rock Island Co
Hago Great West
Rock Island
Cago Great Western
Northwestern
South Southwestern
Dr. Pani
Horse
Colorado Fuel and Iron A
Southern Pacific
Colorado and Southern
Southern Railway
Consolidated Gas
Delaware and Hudson
Tennessee
Denver and
Rio Grande
Toledo
Denver
Great Northern
Alan
Great Northern Creetfs
Virginia T
Carolina
Chemical
Wabash
Interborough
Tet
Wabash Pra
Interborough-Met
Pfd
Western Maryan
Inter. Harvester
Wrestinghouse Electric
Hya
Enter
Marine Pr
Western Union
International Paper
New York
Madlg
Galveston
New Orleans
Sever
Mobile
Savannah
Aaa
Sane
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Jackeo
Houston
Bready
Augusta
Memphis
Little Rock
Continent
Great Britain
Britain
France
Japan
Mexico
London
Custom House
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
Elgin Butter Market and Steel Unfilled Orders
Elgin butter market reports firm prices at 24 cents per pound with output reaching 979,009 pounds. In New York, United States Steel reports unfilled tonnage on its June books at 3,031,058 tons, up from 2,113,137 in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Agricultural Condition Figures Across Wheat and Crops
The report lists condition and yield figures for Spring Wheat, Wheat on Farms, Oats, Barley, Potatoes, Rice and other crops. It includes totals for acreage and yields, with scattered misprints and unclear entries across multiple items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eg Racco Conde
Copper Producers Report Shows Sharp Stock Decline in June
The copper producers association reports June as favorable with a stock reduction of over 3,500,000 pounds from May. Domestic deliveries fell about 3,000,400 pounds, offset by a roughly 9,500,000 pound jump in exports, leaving total June deliveries at 133,116,?08 pounds, and U.S. stocks July 1 at 157,434,164 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ings
North America
United States
Canada
New York
Copper Producers’ Association
Not Guilty Pleas Entered by Wire Indictees in Ensuing Delays
In New York on July 10, 83 wire manufacturers indicted June 29 under the anti trust law pleaded not guilty and won a delay to September 1 to file demurrers. Bail set at 1000 each. Only 30 appeared today. others pledge uniform stance and will file pleas soon. Satterlee’s son-in-law and MorGAN’s related figure not in court. Gould absent. District Attorney expects trials by year end. separate trials asked for Hammond and Potter of the Fine Magnet Wire Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Circuit Court
Wise
Herbert L. Satterlee
J. P. Morgan
Frank J. Gould
Mr. Satterlee
Mr. Gould
Henry A. Hammond
Frank M. Potter, Jr
The
Fine Magnet Wire Association
Equity court actions and estate filings listed in district record
A legal record roundup shows cases before Judge Anderson in equity and circuit courts, including Weltzel receivership sales authority, various habeas corpus orders, probate actions with wills admitted or estates divided, and numerous mechanics lien and real estate transfers in northwest and downtown Washington. The list names plaintiff and defendant attorneys and the docket numbers for each filing or order, reflecting mandates from the district court and probate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Justice Anderson
Fred W. Weltzel
F. W. Weltzel
Gattles, Wagar
Harry S. Weld
Welch
Godey
McNeit
Sala
Plaintif
Ralston, Siddons & Richardson
Tefendant
J. A. Maede
Moorhead
Berry & Ménor
Devis
Davia
W. C. Chase
M. T. Clinkscales
Archer & Smith
Jon Turley
Melton Construction Company
Rudolph Et al
Fred B. Rhodes
Ceutral Garage Company
F. Edward Mitensky
McNeill & Mecell
Circuit Court
Reese
Royal Benefit Society
Montague and & W. Hayden
Thomas
Washington Railway and Electric Company
J. J. Darlington
W. C. Sullivan
Deeds of Trusts Involving Holmes Manor and Surrounding Lots
Deeds of trust recorded naming Patrick Cannon and others as grantors to secure various lenders including Michael J. Keene for 4003 dollars at Hampton and 5 percent interest semiannually on parcels in several blocks. Names include Hatheryn B. For, James J. Becker, John D. Coughlan, William E. Edmonston, Willem M. Sprigg, Helen W. Patto, Frank S. Bright, Sara B. Douglas, Tiane B. Lyon, Charles R. Havell, Walter A. Dowd, Joseph A. O’Hare, and others. Several entries specify terms from 1 to 8 years with semiannual interest. properties include blocks and lots across SQUARE districts and Woodley Park. Additional notes reference Perpetual Building Association and multiple security arrangements on various parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmead Manor
Patrick Cannon
Michael J. Keene
Michael W. Sullivan
Hatheryn B
James J. ,Becker
John D. Coughlan
William E. Edmonston
Woodley Fark
Willem M. Sprigg
Richard F. Patto
Frank S. Bright
Helen W. Patto
Sara B. Douglas
William 5. Ambrose
William J. Smallwood
Tiane B. Lyon
Charles R. Havell
Walter A. Dowd
Joseph A. O'Hare
William L. Stewart
Robert Reyburn, Jr
James Berry
William McK. Clayton
Perpetual Building Association
Sequpr Game
Proposals on various city lots secured by trusts
A list of real estate financing proposals detailing transfers and security for loan funds. Entries include multiple properties in SQUARE blocks 153, 247, 76, 1019, 2095, 1, 78, 1032 and others. Parties include Thomas Blagden et al, American Security and Trust Company, East Washington Savings Bank, William C Prentiss, James Shea, Florence McAuliffe, Garnett Smith, and John Birch, with loan amounts from 500 to 16,306 dollars, terms from 1 to 7 years, and interest rates mostly 6 percent or 5 percent, semiannual or monthly payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle Cowl
Lorn
Thomas Blagden Et al
American Security and Trust Company
National Savings and Trust Company
D. W. Prentiss
William C. Prentiss
William B. Thomas
Louise P. True
Square
Thomas I. Swann
Percy Thompson
James D. Hobbs
Harry Wardman
Thomas P. Bones
LE Dro Park—Church of the Advent
Helen M. Embrey
Edgar R
Ito James A. Cahill
David J. Dunigan
Francis
Duniget
John W Birch
John T. J
Samuell Deary
Martin
Gottwall
Hingleside
Elizabeth A. Lealson
Wilbern
George ¥. Worthington
George W. Worthington, Jr
Isaac Hazlett
James A. Cahill
Francis S. Dunigan
Columbia Heights
Charles Behrens
Samuel Hoss
Robert L. Hughes
Charles W. King, Jr
William T. Jones
Ceadoke Scrivener
George C. Gertman
G. Matland Piper
Susan R. Merriam
B. Francis Saul
James F. Shea
Home Savings Bank
OAK
Charlotte Kirkham
Ralph W
Samuel M. Jones
Robert E.’ Bradley
George M. Myers
Annne Erikstein
Charles P. Stone
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Steel Corporation
Virginia Iron and
United States Treasury
Curb Market
Niewsepa
Washington Produce Market
Rew Nottley
Telco
Cabacco 4A Ag
Afmerican Tobaccn
Anno A Co
Ee Atchison Gen
Atehiwon
Atehison Ey
Atluptly
Baitimore
Onlo
Ohlo
Battimore & Ohio
Brooklyp Transit
Mt . Chemprake
H& Quincy
Wil & St
Colorado
Pilecitiers
Toin
Dullil
Minas Central
Anterborough- Mer Guld
Inter Merc Marine
Kansan
Treasury
National Bank
Mistouri
Wil Nashville
Winson
Ned
Texas Gon
Missouri Pachte
Misaouri Paelite
National Railways
New Lark Central
New Aven and Dartford Co
Norfolk and Western Ry
Philippane Treasury
AY Lawla
Southwestern
Lou's Sorthwestern
Beaboari
Cal
Barinie
Beuthers Pacific
Gola Col
Southera
Southern Hwagen
Oi Union
Tg Union Partie Tavanid
Anding
Western Mircared
Bos Ae Wearinghouse Electric Cy
Wiszondin Venal
Amrivan Steel Foundry
eAverin Hostel Foundry
Adams
Sa Ameri
Braden Tupareg
Braver
Braden
Butte Coalition
Greene Canonea
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Bouthrah
Southern Yell
Tay v. B. Dm
Tastun
Prin
Dosten
Curt
Bare Coalition
Centennial Wz Co
Glow Consolidated
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Cattle Market
Georgetown Cas
Capital Traction Fa
Amacostia
Potomac
City
Sturban
Colombia
Columbia
Chesapeake and Potomac
America ‘Telephone Ang
Releara
Ayah Emerson
Ashlugton Market
Washlurton
Washiipton
Sorfolk
National Bank Stoci Americat
Capri
Cohunbts
Preys Farmers
Medir Lincoln
sineKe American Security and Trust
Brass National Savings and Trust
Untan ‘Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
United States Trust
Blecbanics
Nlon
Bank of Commerce
Wasbington
Tee
Provident Sin
ANCE
Arlington
Corcoran
National Union
Columbis
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
National City Bank
Philadelphia City
New York City
Canadian Pacific
Berlin
Paris
Virginia- Carolina Chemical
Southern , Cotton Oil Company
Virginia-Carolina
Local Financial
NEW York Stock Market
NEW York Grain
Duluth
Futures Insurance Company
Union Insurance Company
Big
Charles B
Batley
Thomas Bradley
Floyd E. Davis
Albert FL Fox
W. T. Galliher
John B
Larner
George W. Linkins
Charles
Bush
Mades
W. S. Pratt
N. L. Lansbury
B. F. Saul
George Spransy
James H. Watmonagh
John G. Weedon
Philip F. Larner
Albert F. Fox
Charles, B. Bailey
William H. Somervell
Isaac
Frank Isaac
Anacostia Bank
District Supreme Court
Davis Construction Company
Armstrong Manual Training School
Warren F. Brentzer Company
Georgetown Gaslight Company
Robert D. Weaver
Montgomery County
Chevy Chase
Friendship
Bowie Chipman
Harriman & Co
Treasury Department
Department of Agriculture Reporting Board
Middle Western
Oil City
W. B. Hibbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs
Copper Producers’ Report
Criminal’ Court
TuHag Anderaon
Harry M. Frost
Jamey J. Mletcher
Daniel B. Webster
James F. Bundy
Esternee
Woodbury
Arthur Peter
George W. Walter
George H. McDoneld
Joseph
Patter
Audster
H. A. Heilmaster
Nancy E. J. Thompson
R. B. Dickay
Josephine Limerick
David A Limerick
G. P. Meone
John A. Limerick
David WW
Limerick
G P. McGine
Henry Huttner
Morris Price
John B. Steman, Jr
H. F. Lerth
Hillyer
Mechanics
Frank E. Meyers
Margaret Ameer
Thirteenth Street
Edward E. Adamson
Lulu
Davis
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Abraham
Saltzstein
Tony Fusco
Marla M. Fusco
M. E. O'Brien
Federal American Banking Corporation
John J. Tunstall
Samuel W. Cockrell
J. N. England
Baltimore and Ohino Railroad Company
Chesapeake and Ohio Coal and Coke Company
Hamton
I. Walter Weed
T. L. Jeffords
Stephen Gatto
Nauta W. Wagar
Ss. Welch
Pistrice
Columbia Commisseioners and Davies Construction Company
F. B. Rhodes
Frederick A. Lucas
Joan P. Cassidy
Mary
Weisser
F. A. Fenning
Peter Kotsovolee
Attorreey
L. S. Goulieb
Fourteenth Street
William BE. Edmonston
Katharyn B. Fox
Woodley Park
Richard E. Pairo
William M. Sprigg
Thomas A. Harrow
Pearl
Uburbin Homes Company
West Holmead Manor
Margaret A. Berckman
Third Street
Thomas i
Nora E. Swan
LE Droit Park
Harry A. Kite
John A. Cole
Petworth
Romaine “M. Philes
Frances’ M. Philes
Connecticut Avenue
Cleveland Park
Zella C. Porter Et Aiz
Andrew D
James S. Fraser
Second
Walter C. Balderston
Mary GE. Grinder
Ingleside
A. Kile
Richard J. Quigley
Florence D
McAuliffe
Eugene
Eighth Street
Eugene S. Burgess
Florence
Fifteenth
Sixteenth
George BK
Stewart
Anna
Issac Eriksteine
Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building Association
Equitable
F St. N. W
15Th
N. Y. Ave
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
Chillum Castle Heights
Washington Land and Mortgage Co
Idth
Confederate Memorial Institute
Richmond
F. Taylor Silyger
Confederate Memorial Association
cMice
Mutual
Bissell & Sinkler
Dailey Building
Philadelphia
Order of the
Mutual Building
L. L. Perkins
Golorads
Nieewapa