Profit taking in stock market after week of rise
New York July 11 The market absorbed large realizing of sales with opening higher and narrow fluctuations signaling profit taking after renewed speculative activity. Traders expect a new week of orders and a possible advance if professionals reduce profits. outlook remains uncertain with government issues and crop weather weighing on sentiment. Readings show readings on banks and trust reserves, railroad earnings mixed, and the market ending eas y with declines in some issues.
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Lesa Aasiranae
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New York City
Reading
Pennsylvania
Central of Georgia
United States
Prima Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Market News and Stock Data From New York and Liverpool
A long market summary reports daily totals, dividends, and prices across cotton, wheat, and stocks. It cites W. Hibbs & Co as brokers, lists closing quotes for Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio, Chicago Board of Trade listings, and Washington stock data with numerous bonds and railroad issues.
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Adams Express
Amalgamated Copper É
American Express
American Lee Bie
American Dow Prate
BB Coy
American Sugar Refining
Atchison
BNO
Calticore
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt
Danalian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Chicago and Alton
Colorado
Delaware
Huneen
Denver
Werking Valley Howilig Valley Ptt
Minot Central
Tan
Metropolitan Securities
Ing Ap
Metropolitan Street
Minneapolid and &T
Minsoart Kara
Hal TR
Mexico
Pennsylvania Bone
Peonie
Ganay Ph
Paccific
Toledo
Toulg
Union Pacific
Union Pactic
United States Express
United States Leather TY
United States Leather
United States Realty
United States Rubber
United States Rubber Pti
Wisconsin Central
W. Hibbe & Co
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Streat
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Mississippi Valley
Seventh and
D Sts. Nw
Haight & Freese
Miata Ofice
St. W. W
Washington
York Stock Exchange
NY Grain and Livestock Prices and Receipts Update
NY grain and livestock markets show barley and wheat firmness after initial weakness amid crop news. Prices for No 2 yellow corn and oats mixed with steady to higher live cattle and hog futures. receipts for grain, cattle, and hogs reported across New York and Chicago exchanges with notable volumes and regional price ranges.
New York Produce Market Prices Mixed Across Commodities
An OCR of New York Produce shows varied receipts and prices for dairy meats grains and metals. Key items include creamery butter receipts 9 077 and 9267 with mixed fair to good quality. Western broilers and turkeys with steady to firm pricing. flour receipts 9 048 barrels. corn meal and rye flour distributions. cottonseed oil and petroleum products. and metals with London tin copper lead and iron movements.
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Largo
Rata
Baey
New Southern
Long Island
Jersey
Liverpool
London
Arver
Fron
Liz
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
Southern
Local stock exchange shows gains in Washington issues
Local trading featured higher prices and an upward drift in Washington Railway and Washington Gas shares. Washington Railway bonds rose to 78 34, while Washington Gas sold 1127 shares at 68, with last two weeks seeing 56 to 57. Mergenthaler and Lanston showed small gains. no material moves in banks or insurers. National Union Insurance elected a new board including Bailey, Brown, Hason, Fox, Gallther, Larner, Linkins, Miler, Mades, McCabe, Orth, Saul, Spransy, Watmough, and Weller. Fox named president, Orth VP, Iarher secretary.
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Washington Railway
Washington
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler
Lanston
National Union Insurance Company
Charles B. Bailey
Walter A. Brown
John Joy Hason
Albert F. Fox
W. T. Gallther
John B. Larner
George W. Linkins
Francis Miler
Charles Mades
Owen McCabe
Henry Orth
B. F. Saul
George Spransy
James H. Watmough
Joseph I. Weller
Philip F. Iarher
Washington Produce Market Updates
Potatoes moving slow while cabbage remains firm and cucumbers decline. Tomatoes plentiful and prices easing. Listings cover Norfolk potatoes to Virginia apples, corn, oats, rice, and flour markets with assorted prices per barrel, box, or crate and notes on freight and regional variations.
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Cuoumbhag
Bermuda
Oranowa
California
Virginia
Weal
Mouthweat
Tennennas
Conor
Crop Conditions Under Ten-Year Average Improve Over 1909
Preliminary Bureau of Statistics data show corn planted at about 91.93 million acres, up 2.13 million acres or 24 percent from last year’s revised area. July 1 crop conditions average high with winter wheat and oats near ten-year norms, though several grains display mixed results and notes warn of storms after July 1.
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Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Strike in packing plants threatens Kansas City labor action
About 12 000 workers in Kansas City packing plants under Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen's Union face a noon strike tomorrow if wage demands are not met. Plants involved include Armour Swift Fowler Ruddy Cudahy and Schwarzschild & Sulzberger. Union president Michael Donnelly orders all men to leave with tools, return home, and refrain from violence.
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Kansas City
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen's Union
Armour, Swift, Fowler, Ruddy, Cudahy
Schwarschild & Sulzberger
Louis
Equity and probate actions flood the DC docket
A dense DC Supreme Court equity session lists numerous cases. Pratt v Pratt limits time to proof. Kohler v Baister granted leave to amend. several matters fix fees enter auditor reports and sales ratifications. Wiamayer v Widmayer confirms auditor finding. several trustees authorized to act or borrow. probate matters include estates and guardianships with confirmed actions and asset transfers.
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M. J. Keane
H. G. Kimball
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Baister
Coldren & Fennig
J. Louie Smith
Wiamayer
Widmayer
Herris
L. A. Bailey
Hamilton
Wiliam H. Shipley
Examiner
W. C. Martin
W. Calvin Chase
Washington Brewery Company
Dee
H. F. Woodard
Dunn
Walter
Wi J. Newton
CG. G. Allen
George H. O'Connor
Turner Ve. Darlington
Ceriisle & Johnson
Uelfora
R. Ross Perry & Son
N. Wilson
Riedel Va
Lambert & Baker
Darlington
Gets
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Hutty & Hutty
Cartate & Johnson
Gallant
Fred Eat
HH. W. Boton
Bovorasinki Va
Hooortelaki
Aitwony Peridente
H. Budtodg
Hallam
Hallama
Waltestats
Joseph DB. Weight
Levi
David
Duative Gould
United Mates Ve. Lowla Reekie
Howardaursty
Albert Ail Wilters
Teoves Va
Rony Perry & Son
Tritate
Thomas F. Lancordar
Daponit
Mavingn and Trust Company
Sellestan
Willan
J. Hosver
Hatate
Williams
Botaelfsala
Minh
Reifilard
Futute
Loulea Jhi1
Ehew Eaume
Thonas Walker
Watate
Mary Tenkinar
Eters
Seria
M Ragas
Frederick J
Attornay
Charien
Nathaniel Malary
Gers
J. He Adriaang
Thiman 'T
Keane
Attarnaya, Airney & Wandard
George A. Bhehan
Catherina
Bhehan
J. J. Tarkington
Deeds of Trusts and Equity Suits in 1900s District Listings
Legal notices detail numerous deeds of trust securing loans from $1,000 to $20,000 across blocks and lots in multiple wards, naming grantors, lenders, terms up to five years, and semiannual interest. Amid collateral records are equity suits, attorneys, and case numbers for Washington Railway and Electric Company and related actions.
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Thia Company
Borgier
Thomas Bradley
Real estate transfers on Smaton Street Northwest and avenues
Real estate transfer notices record South Smaton Street Northwest parcels sold to John Lloyd and John H Lloyd with prices 10 and 6000 dollars. Also 1716 Fifteenth Street Northwest title to Bernard Lovratt and others transferring to Thomas H Hall for lot 192 and others. Pauline Campbell and Charles M to Nesbit and Sloman trustees for part valued at 10 dollars. Mount Pleasant area transfers list parcel 334 block 4 to George D.B. Walker at 10 dollars. Fourth Street Northwest description truncated.
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Thomas W
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Pennsylvania Avenue
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Rena Mf. Offutt
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Sta . Schuh
Luia E. Brown
Delaware Avenue
Rose Wright
John TT
Seenare H. Harrison
Square Tonth
Maryland Avenue
Claud Livingston
William Shedd Holton
Fount
Horace T Jones
Robert R. Mahomney
Heckman Street
Thomas WW. Smith
B. Anna Conwa
Third Stresta
Rosa M. Wall
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George T. Kilpetein
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Dugas
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Lot AF
Bquard
Iankiin T
Ranner Et Ux
Ravinga and Trust
Cam Pary
Jamen FF. Rhea
Bayeinga Bank
John B. Sloman, Jr
Mount Pleasant and
Pleasant Plains
John I. Warren
George DB. Walker
Fourth Street
Steamship Rate War Nears End With Restored Emigrant Fare
London July 11 reports say the emigrant fare dispute may close in days after a conference with Gerald Balfour. The old $27.50 rate would replace the $10 rate for emigrants to America, with Cunard seeking a share of Austro Hungarian and Italian emigrant traffic.
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Ballin
Venezuela Demands Identity Papers From Foreigners
Venezuela requires arriving foreigners to present identifying documents authenticated by their previous authorities. The rule affects Americans, with dental exam records noted for those coming via Caracas. The report cites Consul H. Plumacher in Maracaibo and mentions related postings and Treasury figures.
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BE. H. Plumacher
Maracaibo
State Department
Republic
Documenta
Money to Loan at 4 Percent in District of Columbia
Financial ad offering real estate loans in the District of Columbia at four percent interest. No delay, prompt action requested by McLean and McCleran, 1003.
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MONDY
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Williare 18H & CO
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Corcoran
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Roxa
Walter H. Acker
Hidg and
Life Ins
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F H Smith Company
Bond
Y Ave
Intertat
Warder Bldo
Capital Loan Co
Oor
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