Market rises as record highs hit on multiple stocks
The Washington Post reports a strong brisk session led by nine point gains in numerous issues including St Paul Great Northern and Northern Pacific as profits trim yet market remains at new highs. Delays in profit taking appear but gains persist with Southern Pacific and Consolidated Gas among movers.
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St. Paul
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Washington Post
New York
Lst
Delaware
Hudscon
Tlinois Central
Chicago
Northwestern
Consolidated
Siel
Hans Sivel
Tron
Sven
Ant
Ontario
Aml Wester
Serfoix Wink Western
Court of Appeals
Sortieg
Amcision
Jude Landis
Bond Market Shines After Standard Oil Fine Outcome
New York reports show heavy foreign demand for bonds and a strong day in securities trading following the Standard Oil fine decision. Bond sales totaled 6.265 million, far above last year, with brisk early trading and a quickening commission business as investors return.
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Weghington Post
New York
American Securities
Dull Local Market Conditions Seen To Last
Analyzed by investors amid light local trading and steady tone on the exchange. Washington departures and travel ease limit activity while New York shows gains. cautious stance prevails as experienced traders expect lower entry points.
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New York
Washington
New York i
Washington Railway
New York Stock Market Briefs July 23 1908
Washington quotations from Thos L Hume & Co list trading in railroad and utility stocks. Notable items include Washington Railway and Electric 4s and Capital Traction bonds, with prices shown for blocks at noon calls and later figures. Local banks and gas utilities appear in the modest, dispersed docket.
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Thos. L. Hume & Co
Washington Stock Exchange
F Street Northwest
Washington Railway and Electric
Ty, Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
New York Bond Market July 23 1908 Financial Brief
Financial market summary from New York on July 23 1908 shows Treasury balances and receipts including Internal Revenue revenues of 89919374 dollars miscellaneous receipts 47638708 and total general fund near 199384880.52 dollars. Cash on hand and bank deposits are listed with national banks balances and outstanding issues. Markets show money on call easy rate about 2 1 2 percent with mercantile paper at 3 to 4 percent. sterling exchange steady. Cattle hogs and sheep trade notes included with prices and receipts for Chicago.
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Boston
National Bank
Momlen
Wemlen
Iran
Sten
Isi
Massachucerts Rhasers Deptition of Treasury
Geld
Geld _certifeaces ae
Enid
United States
New York
United Sheeweaehin
Reneth Butce
Corper
Pranlin Toral Im General Fund
Paneer
Shannon
Philippine
Gorraia
Crmiral
Coorma
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Railroad of
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National Railroad of
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Texas
Lorax
Sterling Exchange
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S. Loews
Ser Francisca Sp
Ranthe- Ratheas Fecas
Lewis and Weetern Union
Uniten
Maryland
Wisconsin
York
Jo Ty
Chicago
Coufor
Baltimore Markets Report From July Trade Day
Market notes from Baltimore on July 2 show steady to firmer tone in grains. Wheat and corn futures mix with steady spot demand while butter cheese and sugar hold firm prices. receipts and exports listed for the day, with varied futures and class numbers across grain categories.
Washington cattle market report excerpt and prices
Market bulletin lists live cattle hog and sheep figures in Washington. Cattle extra at per cwt. ranges 5.00 to 6.50, hogs per cwt. 6.00 to 6.75 gross, sheep clipped 3.00 to 3.50, lambs spring and medium per pound around 4 to 5, calves prime per pound near 4.50 to 6.00 with common lower.
Washington Market Prices for Produce and Meats
Wholesale prices listed for butter cheese poultry and dressed meats with regional notes. Includes live poultry supplies and market conditions for vegetables and fruits with varied per unit or per crate prices across Virginia West Virginia North Carolina and nearby regions.
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Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Florida
California
Metal Market Fluctuations In London And New York
New York reports a sharp London tin advance with spot at £188 103 and futures £139 158. Local markets firm with copper, lead, zinc and iron showing modest gains or stability, including varied European quotes and domestic foundry prices. Local availability and grade distinctions noted, with no major shifts in the Cleveland or Northern districts.
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New York
London
Lake
Londay
New York Wheat and Commodities Report July 33
Wheat receipts 221,088 with spot irregular despite hot Northwest weather pushing prices higher. July 1006, September 98. December 100%. Corn receipts 11,825, spot firm, July 37, September 83, December 72. Oats receipts 31,900, mixed market, flour grades listed. Rye dull with steady to soft quotes across grains and feeds.
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New York
Duluth
Exnoris
Chicago grain market gains on crop damage and demand
Chicago July 2 reports crop damage in the Northwest and stronger cash grain demand in the Southwest lifting the wheat market with September bid near 90 cents. Corn and oats also rose amid light receipts and bullish export outlook, while overall activity remained steady to firm through the session.
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Chicago
Northwest
Dakotas
Manas City
Raina
Minneapolia
Duluth
Cary
Devery
New York Cotton Market Turbulent Yet Ends Steady
The New York cotton market opened steady to slightly weaker, then fluctuated as bulls absorbed selling. By close October held at 8 points up from the day’s low, around 9.42, with weather and crop news supporting a late rally before a net fall. Private reports cited easier spot baslan and some German spinners offering to resell.
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New York
Liverpool
New York Bulla J
Nelling
Baslan Texas
New England
Higa
Shel Stayta Ee
Argan Megey
Market closes show pork and rib price adjustments
At the opening prices hog futures firm on live hog demand but soon eased as traders realized gains. September pork finished at 15.67 with nearby at 9.32. Rib prices dipped slightly. Estimated receipts for tomorrow include hogs 15,000 head and oats 98 cars.
Legal Record summary of equity and financial matters in DC
District of Columbia reports list numerous equity cases before Justice Anderson across multiple courts, detailing auditor's reports ratified, temporary restraining orders, and judgments by default. Parties include Matthews, Walker, Fairfax, Barbour, Orme, England, Scoville, and others with solicitors named. estate and probate items, bankruptcy adjudications, and real estate transfers noted with lot, block, and monetary figures.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO. 1
Justice Anderson
Matthews
Walker
W. L. Pollard
M. SN. Richardson
United States
Va. Gaynor
W. Baker
Stuart McNamara
Barbour Ve. Orme
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Mattingly
R. Ross Perry
Gale
H. G. Klmball
B. B. Morey
Defendar's
E. H. Thomae
Morey
Crowley
Fairfax
Carrington
Gaveve
Yoder
A. B. Worthington
Couditors
Sheely & Sheehy
Circuit Gourt No. 2
Fraser
Wilbert
Melville
S. McCalmont
Steel men report work capacity at 56 percent
United States Steel Corporation presidents said at a New York meeting that finishing capacity across subsidiaries runs at about 56 percent. Reports were uniformly favorable and extra capacity will be activated as conditions permit. A return to normal was seen as 10 to 12 months away with gradual improvement in most lines.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
W. EB. Corey
United States ‘Steel Corporation
Oil Quotations Report from OM City and Toledo
Oil price data from OM City Pennsylvania shows city balances and runas with average figures. Toledo Ohio records North Lime and South Lima and Indiana quotations with noted values.
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OM City
Toledo
Ohio
Bima
Indiana
Notice of Damages Appraisal Over Grade Changes in DC
The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia designates a commission to appraise damages from grade changes on streets and alleys in the District of Columbia. Hearings set for September 22, 1908 at 10:30 am at the United States Courthouse City Hall. Owners must file sworn petitions within twelve months for damages due to grade eliminations of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad line.
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Court of the United States
Congress
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District Court
Supreme Court of
United States District Court
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United States Courthouse
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Datrest
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Seventh Street
Virginia Avenue
D Street
Sixth
Maryland Avenue
Eighth Street
Tenth Street
Ninth Street
Eleventh Street
Fourteenth Street
J Street
Water Street
Charles A. Baker
George W. Moss
George Spransy
J. R. Young
F. JF. Cunningham
Thomas and
James Francis Smith
East Elds
District Court No
Commissioners
District, of Columbia
Sa‘f
Ross
Mildred Roan
Georgette Tons
Lea Rose
James H. Vermilya
J. Bailey
Christien Heerich
Benjamin F. Mathlot
Emma Victoria Hill
Harry Mathlot
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Ald. Thor
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Post
Washington Herald
Thos. H. Anderson
Sealy Th. Young
Fred C. O'Connell
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
Lavenia
Columpia
Charles Schafer
Charles H. Raiman
James Tanner
Heisler
District of
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Hannah A. Ebrmems
T Washington Vaw
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Anderson
Justin
BR. Horner
Mitarner
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Johan Thomas
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Connecticut Avenue
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Clarke Wagesmaan
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Chrke Waggaman
Corcoren
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Tsear Nauek Et Ux
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Kauek
H. Perry Dahneon
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Mary E.weser
Jeremish O'Connnor
LE Droit Park
George B. Robbing
John B. Larner
John A. Hamilton
Aqcure
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Mount Pleasant
E- Heiss
William
Fi. Eamonston
Lewis R. Peak
Charles E. Marek
Pleasant Plains
Bridget Noone
Ernest L. Schmidt
George M. Emmerich
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Wiliam J. Howard
Charles Gaven
Bdiia Pollard
Square &—Mutual Loan and Investment Company
Frank T. Rawlings
Jere W. Rawlings
Lottie L. Burn
Squaad Jo
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Jenn F
Edmund Fitzgerald
John J. Fegan
John Larner
Waetington Loan and Trust Company
Benjamin ¥. Leighton
Henry M. Baker
Howard University
William Grit- Me
Menasha Woodenware Company
James Rudolph Garrald
Secretary of the Interior
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J. M. Rankin
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George B. Read
Washington Terminal Company
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Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton
Rebecca J. Fairfax
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G Street
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Simpson & Sullivan
D. H. Tolman
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WH. H. Saunders & CO
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PA. Ave
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C. A. Baker
Etzerott
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Heal Siate
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