Stocks Glose Lower Advance In Early Trading
New York July 2 Stocks closed weak after a morning of firmness as prices fell 1 to 3 points across the list. Traders noted skepticism about market stability despite brief rallies in Union Pacific and other leaders, with profit taking in Atchison Brooklyn Transit and Pacific group and no decisive news to justify the late drop.
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New York
Red Sea
London
Atchison and
Brooklyn Transit
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Fense
Pacific
United States Steel
United States
Morey
Ioney Easy
Mercatile
Suirling Exchange
New York Stock Market Quotation Fragments
Fragmented stock quotes show Wisconsin Central trading with heavy volume and notes of dividend. The record lists high and low values, bids, and daily quotations from W Hibbs & Co, New York exchanges, Chicago Board of Trade, and Washington.
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Western Union
Coneeens Eres
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central Tour
W. Hibbs’ & Co
Br Snes
New York, Ole Exchange
Chicage Board of Trade
Washington Block Exchange
Wheat market weakness grips Chicago trading floor
Wheat prices fell as traders cited heavy rains in Iowa Nebraska and Kansas and new war fears easing. September option dropped from opening highs, with broad declines across corn oats and provisions. Reports of Russian actions and foreign exchange tensions influenced selling, while local receipts and yard dynamics weighed on market sentiment.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of le
Chicago
New York
Tiing
Iowa
Nebraska
Kaneas
Liverpool
Altah
Great Britain
Russa
Quincy
St. Paul General
Northwestern
R. I
Pacific R. R
R. I and
Pacific
Co. C, G
St. Louis General
Shorts
Consolidated Tobacco
Colorado
Southern
Russia
Atchison General
Atchison Adjustment
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore and Ohio
Central of Georgia
Ohio
Red Sea
Erie General
Fort Worth
Dew Hocking Valley
Louisville
Nashville
Uni
Manhattan
Mexican Central
Weta Rer
Saxe
Minneapolis
Duluth
Bowses
National
R_R of
Mexico
New York Central General
New Jersey Central General
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Jn
Norfolk and Western Tonyolds
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Reading General
St. Louis and
Iron Fountain Consol
St Louis
Sannersco
St Louis Southwestern
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific de
Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
St. L
Union Pacife
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Washington Stock Exchange closings and bonds list
Closing quotations on Washington Stock Exchange cover Washington Railway and Electric Company preferred and common stocks, various district bonds, miscellaneous debentures and certificates, and listed bank and insurance stocks. Also includes national market activity and cotton prices following New York trades and market mood signals.
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Washington Railway and Electric
Capital Traction
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Cherapeske
Potomac Telephone
Washington Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacoptia and Potomac
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company Firet
Masonic Hall Association
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Trust and Storage
Waehington Savings Bank
Homa Savings Bank
Cupstel Traction Company
The
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Central
Farmers and Mechanics
Columbia
American
Lincoln
Franklin
Corcoran
Potomac
Arlington
National Union
People’s
Columbia Title
Washington Title
Chenapeate
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Wily Lanston Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Washington Market
Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat
New York Grain Market Reports Wide Moves and Prices
New York grain reports show dull barley and mixed wheat with rising metal prices. Receipts reach 16 000 bushels for spot barley while No 2 red leads grain futures lower amid war talk and crop news. butter, cheese, eggs, and flour markets show slight activity with steady crests in some commodities.
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New York
Duluth
Bard Manitoba
O. B
Josa
Idia
Long Island
Jersey
Norfolk
Liverpool
London
Gla
Middlesboro
Northern
Southern
Washington Stock Exchange Highlights and Local Building Boom
Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange featured strong moves in Washington Street Alws pref and related issues with modest gains amid anticipated December dividend. C. and P. Telephone futures and Lanston notes showed notable activity while Washington Gas had no sales. Chesley and Spence's firm update and the White Croft cottages project indicate rising construction near the Fourteenth Street extension and Brightwood Hotel area.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Street Alws
Capital Traction
Washington Street Railway 4
White Croft
Brightwood
Willige, Gibbs & Daniel
Washington Produce Market Sees Mixed Prices
Washington market reports firmer potatoes and steady cabbage while cucumbers stay plentiful and cheap. Prices for tomatoes and grapes show mild weakness. apples, lemons, and berries appear mixed with various near by levels. Southern Pacific stock meeting in Beechmont notes proxy voting and capital stock increase. Northern Pacific declares quarterly and extra dividends.
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L.bo. Carhoth
Texas
Georgia
Southern Pacific Stock Venne
Louisville
Southern Pacific Company
Beechmont
A. P. 3Iumphrey
J. B. Weaver
Presen
Opportunities in Mexico for skilled and capitalized workers
Edward M. Conley American vice consul in Mexico City reports Mexico offers openings for men with capital and technical education across engineering, architecture, veterinary science, and practical trades. Salaries are lower and living costs similar or higher. he warns against American common laborers entering Mexico due to wage competition with local workers.
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Mexico
State Department
Edward M. Conley
Mexico City
Conley
United States
Spanish Language Paper Aims to Boost Tropical America Trade
Incorporation papers filed for the Americano Publishing Company to print a Spanish language newspaper in New York City edited by Cesar Zumeta backed by New York and Pittsburgh capital. The venture seeks to promote development of tropical America, expand Pan American trade, and utilize natural resources. Also notes about scientific expeditions in China, an American steamer carrying one million dollars in gold from Sydney, and a summer resort information bureau offering travel booklets.
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New York
Agee
Adams Depress
Wi Am Gar and Foundry
American Attan Oil
American Sugar ReGulng
ST Famore
Ukto
St Paul
St Louis
Delaware
Hirison
del Lach
Western
Denver
Boty Thaestlers Securities
Hokini Valley
Iowa Central
Tawa Central Prt
Thangasity
Ste Rhansas City
Southern Pid
Yootsville
Nashville Blue
Marhattan le
Metropolitan Securities
Mexican Central
Minn
and &T Lantis
Missouri Pacific
Texas
Samant
Otania
Pilman Palace
Ros
Rennhir
Molle Steel
Taland
Southwestern Ing
Euween Railway
Raiway
Iano
Tennansee Cnal and Iron & Ran
Ray
Tras and
Pac Fir
Ty St
Puicher Oid
States Steel
Staten Steel
Fta
Wahach
Anit Sa
Warnen
DENG
Aang Wels-Pargo Express
Tropical America
Hl Americano Publishing Company
TE Americano
New York City
Cesar Zumeta
Pittsburg
America
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Old Point Comfort
Seventh Street
Norfolk
Chamberlin
Boston
Bond Building
Fourteenth
New York Avenue
Potomag
N. W
Atlantic
Building and Loan Association Plan
National Mortgage Loan Company
Grain and livestock markets mixed across regions
Baltimore notes spot and August grain contracts with western and southern qualities, receipts totaling 2,030 barrels and 69625 bushels, various percentages for corn and oats. New York markets show beef, calves, sheep, and pork prices, with receipts and steady to lower trends. Chicago reports cattle and hogs with price ranges and supply levels. Overall, markets display modest activity and divergent moves by region and commodity.
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Baltimore
Southern
New York
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Coon Ik
Equity and probate actions listed in District Supreme Court
District court docket entries show multiple equity matters including Evans v Everson with fund registry issues, and audits of trusts and rents. Also long list of appearances for absent defendants in various cases such as Vaughn v Hooper and Carusl v Carual, with auditor reports, dower assignments, and real estate probate filings. Probate items include administration for Michael Gallagher and wills for Patrick Reily, Mary A M Smith, and others, plus estate filings for Drake, Kengla, Riley, and Bruscke.
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Supreme Court District of Columbia
Equity Toourt
Wright i ‘Wajere
Everson
Tn Registry
Lambert & Baker
John Ridout
Vaughn
Hooper
Smith Thompson, Jr
Andrew Y. Brediey
A. White
Carusl
Carual
R. Wilson
G& WF
Reeves Va
Low
W. E. Poulton
J. A. Butler
Reach & Mather
Tucker & Kenyon
Ralston & Siddone
Leater & Price
Howlton Va
H. A. Jones
J. A. Baller
Wolf & Rosenberg
Norris
Ashford
W. E. Poulton, Jr
Hallam & Hallam
W. D. Davides
Reid
4. & Taylor and
T. Thomas
J. B. Larner
P.B. Stephens
Walter Ve. Puller
J. WH. Wilson
Jesse H. Wilson
Jesse B H. Wilson, Jr
Carolina T. Corbett
Billa District
Justice Wright
V Street
Michael Gallagher
Catharine Gallagher
F. D. McKenney
Patrick Reiily
Michael J. Keene
Pond
M. J. Keane
Mary A. M. Smith
William G. Henderson
George W Drake
John B Larner
Jacob H. Kengla
Gordon & Gordon
Ann R. Riley
Louisa Bruscke
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington Sides
Real estate transfers include Sydney F Marshall to Will am H Corbin lot 16 block 18 in East Deanwood for 10 dollars and Frank W Parrish et al to Laura O Feargan in Prospect and Potomac Treets for 60 dollars. multiple transfers listed across Northwest, Bellevue, Langdon Park, and other districts with various lot and block numbers and prices. The section also covers excursion notices and local leisure offerings at Marshall Hall, Colonial Beach, and river steamers with schedules and rates for summer trips and special events.
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East Deanwood
Sydney
F. Marshall
Willam H. Corbin
Prospect
Potomac
Frank W. Parrish
Laura O Feargan
North Brightwood
Button
Sackett L
Bellevue
Richard
Thomas A. Rhodes
Anika
R. Ross Perry, Jr
Leopold Baumgarten
Tenth Street
Massachusetts Aver
Marshall Halil
Charles Macalester
Marshall Hall
Prof Schroeder
Marshall
Randall Line
Colonial Beach
Arrowsmith
Alexandria
Harry Randall
River View
E. S. Randall
Millie de Ros
Deeds of Trust and Equity Suits Listed in District Records
A dense listing of deeds of trust across neighborhoods including ABHINGTON HEIGHTS, PLEASANT PLAINS, MOUNT PLEASANT, and HOLMEAD MANOR securing various loans from Home Savings Bank and other lenders. Notable entries include Neligan to Gaul and Shea for 4000 dollars at 5 percent, Phelps guardianship to Minor and Berry for 2000 dollars at 6 percent, and Br Django. Equity suits mention James F. Oyster v Unknown Heire and a judgment creditors’ bill against John Haslow and John M Harlow.
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Abhington Heights
Patrick F. Neligan
B. Freneia Gaul
James W. Shea
Home Savings Bank
B. Pendleton
Dickinson Et Ax
Cheries P. Btone
Charles W. Fairfax
Florence V. Creamer
Mary M. Phelps
Own Right
Holmead Manor
Harry Blake
Jackson H. Ralston
Quincy Smitth
Uaron Sevings Bank
Gustave A . H
Dittmar
Richard G. Rawlings
Rida al A Dittmar
Perecent
Pleasant Plains
Charles W. King, Jr
Union Trust and Storage Company
Hdward L Hillyer
Mount Pleasant
Bridget Noone
Bates Warren
H. BR. Howenstein
John L. Warren
James F. Oyster
Doc
Callaghan
Millard
Thompson
George W. Linking
John Haslow
John M Harlow
Bill
Crandal Mackey
Illegal claim sale sparked by suit over liquor business sale
John Harlow of Alexandria filed suit in the District Supreme Court through Crandal Mackey seeking to void the sale of the liquor business at 2401 I street NW to James B. McDonnell as fraudulent. The filing cites a lack of creditor notice under a recently enacted federal act and asks for a receiver and injunction to prevent asset disposal.
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John Harlow
Alexandria
Crandal Mackey
District Supreme Court
John M Harlow
James B. McDonnell
Alexander H. Bell
Frank P. Madigan
I Street
John M. Har~low
John M. Harlow
McDonnell
Harlow
Congress
District of Columbia
Bell and
Madigan
Lquor
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NEW York Stock Market
Chicago Grain
Chicago Board of Wade High
Rea Sea
Riverpool
Far East
Segeiaa
Ekloczéewsk’s Pharmacy
9Th St
Galveston
Anne Feen
Wilmington
Sean
Philadelphia
Savannah
New Orleans
Bas
Memphis
Augusta
Dutt Wees
Charleston
Cincinnati
Louisie
Rae Bhax
France
Continent
Japan
Arerye
P. Telephone &'S
Chesley & Hickey
F Street Northwest
Hickey
Chesley & Spence
T. B. Spence
Ferry Commission Company
Washington Produce Market
Northern Pacific Railway Company
China
Bailey Villa
R. H. Sargent
Eliot Blackwelder
Carnegie Institute
Washington
Orient
Yang-tse River
Australia
Ventura
San Francisco
Jenifer
D Streets
Consultan
Barnard G Mark
Ala G
the Legal
Record
Chevy Chase Lake
Rustic Theater
California
West
Gt. Louis
A. J. Poston
Pennsylvania Avenue
Chicago News
Adolph HL
Patrick J. Walwice
Robert H. Young
Robert A. Lot
Arthur M. Farrington
Abbie B. Clift
Catherine F. Burke
William L. Miller
Truatas
Square
Fifteenth
Michael J. Colbert
Daniel J. Altman
Columbia Heights
Orville J. Moatst Ax
Marietta
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant
Mason N. Richardson
Margaret LL
SC Milla
Justice of the Peace
Charles Shreve, Jr
Stinn
Edmonds
Everett Dufour
E Pearce
Riverside Mining Company
H. Clay Campbell
Charles W. Eybrey
S Ralph H. Campbell
Hanford Mining Company
George H. Carey
Eugene Schookey
J. Ll. Cohencious
Shaw & Brown Company
W. C. Shaw
Jarris N. Brown
H. Bradley Davidson
B. H. Warner CO
Orly Fin
Haight
St. N. W
Freese
Broadway
Washington, D. C
Francis Elemiere
Alvin M. Ae
Quincy Smith
John Boleman
Retary
D. Fulton Harrie
Jackson HL Rall
Atty
Kimball
Aud
Ings Bank
Bend Building
Fouth
Stockhold Agth
Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company
Andrew Maredr
Igil
Anati Banking Corporation
C Street N. W
Mass
Washington Safe Deposit Co
Pennsylvania Ave
Riggs National Bank
Letters of Credit
Nete
Renda
Washington Loan & Trust Co
FICE
Cor
9Th
F Sts
John Joy Wdeon
John A Swopa
Ellis Bpear
Senesees Tremaurer
Thomas Bradley "Heal Hetate
N. Ww
U. S
Congressional
Lowa
Cervantes
Candelaria
Chihuahus
Sirs Jesus
Treasury
Home Lite
Corith
Lelections
Lewis Johnson & 60
SUN Building
Moorh & Schley
16Th and
American Express Co
the National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
Cohnge WH
National Metropolitan Bank
United States Depository
Iia
B. Bates
Neal Extale
Heishell & McLeran
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
Aw John Joy Edson
Frank P.reeside
W.b.hibbs & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Richard A McCurdy
Ifo
Thomas P. Morgan
F St
Coleridée
the Ferry Commission Company, Incorporated
East
R. Lappin
Seventh St. N. W
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Co
E Street N. W
Natio Ne
Tal Loan and Investment Co
Ibth
G Sfs
Per
Washington Mortgage Loan Co
F St. N
Reliable, Capital Loan Co
F Street NW
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