Market gains fail to break general apathy in mining shares
Initial advance met by selling. after stagnation volume and prices show slight improvement. Northern ore certificates hold strong while Amalgamated, Anaconda, Myers and others gain. Wabash guarantees and railroad notes loom as markets react to potential reforms. Financial results across Erie, Reading, Pennsylvania and Union trusts show mixed signals amid cautious demand.
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Great Northern
Conper
Anaconta
Myers Smelting
Wheeling
Lake Erlene
Aheritus
Eric Rase
Harriman
Vrions
Iran
Unie States Steel Corporation
Gil
Liege
Prao
Effer
Newire
Pankers
Erie Railroad
Pennsylvank Coal Me
Qinnhee Af
Market Report of Bond and Metal Prices and Railway Stocks
The report lists numerous bond issues and convertible notes from U S and Canadian railways and utilities, with prices and yields. It notes a London tin market advance, dull local copper, steady lake and electrolytic copper, and firm lead, zinc, and other metal quotes, plus specific foundry and shipping stock figures and a few individual instrument prices.
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New York
London
Lend
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Katt
New York Stock Market Sees Mixed Early Action
Se received by W B Wihts Co Yankers and Exchange Chicago Board of Trade and Wash shows uneven sentiment as traders assess early industrials and rail names amid cautious activity on the floor. Investors watch for further guidance from financial leaders.
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W. B. Wihts & Co
Yankers and Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Wash
Live Stock Markets Report from New York July 2
Market and receipts data for NEEVES CALVIN SHLEP AND LAMDS HOGS and CATTLE plus ces: receipts at New York and Chicago markets. Veals and dressed beef prices shown. Lambs and sheep steady to firm. hogs steady to firm with state and Pennsylvania supply. Overall market softness and varied prices across cattle and sheep segments.
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New York
Neeves
Calvin
Shlep
New York’ State
Pennsylvania
Washington cattle market prices odd lines brief
Market notes list cattle and hog prices per cwt and per pound for various grades. Shows rates for cattle extra, butcher, hogs, sheep, lambs, calves and cows with ranges and per unit values. Prices appear fragmented and imperfectly OCR’d but indicate market levels.
No active stocks as market cools after rally day
The Washington market showed little activity with no advances among leading shares. Brokers sought Washington Railway and Electric at around 45 but none were for sale, while traders anticipated a rise if steel and copper shares firm. Local notes mention Capital Traction 5s at 112 1-4 and a cautious outlook on rail and banking issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway
Ad Electric
Washington Railway and Electric
Oil Quotations Report From Toledo and Lima Regions
Credit balances total 1.7. runs 370 221 barrels with average 151 681. Shipments average 206 782 barrels. Toledo reports 185 790 barrels on July 28. North Lima South Lima and Indiana quote $9 per barrel.
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City
Toledo
Ohio
Sii
Lima
Indiana
Market notes from July 29 with mixed commodity prices
The report lists poultry, flour, meal, beef, lard and cottonseed trends, with exports and prices. Wheat and corn futures rise on risk scare and export demand, while rice and molasses show steady to firm levels. Potatoes, oats, peanuts, garlic, and bagging are noted as steady or unchanged amid active trading.
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Amd
Continent
South America
Santos
Jersey
New York
Duluth
Lees
Chicago Grain Market Faces Rust Drv Impact on Wheat and Corn
Chicago July 29 wheat rises on black rust reports from the Northwest. September wheat closes near top, corn strong on hot weather and demand, oats gain with fund buying, hogs and pork futures rise as packers bid. Record receipts and local supply trim some gains, while near term outlook remains firm.
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Chicago
Northwest
Focal Exchange
Dakotas
Saulower
Minneapolis
Duluth
Norrow
Berg Bom
Joly
Bay
New York Cotton Market Quiet as July Prices Falter
The New York cotton market opened steady then eased, with estimated sales around 75,100 bales. Near months showed slight gains early, but selling by south and buyers trimmed gains, amid favorable weather and expectations of a bull move that failed to materialize. Government reports anticipated to influence prices weakly. traders await more data.
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Inital
Washingt Post
New York
Unis
Ilsine
Notton
Heveroge
Liverpool
Sherte
Vican
Activa
New York Cotton Exchange
Wall Street Gossip on July Day in New York Market
The Washington Post special reports a dull market with scarce decisive positions as insiders fear profits, short selling rises, and bulls may distribute stocks on advances. Harriman Gould talks on Wheeling and Lake Erie and Wabash Pittsburgh ties, while Erie stock hopes rise with strong blocks and gold shipments to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dave
Rime Mercantile
Hing Exchange
Washington Post
Taft
Erie-Pennsylvania
Erie
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Goulds Dream Dies as Railway Empire Breaks Apart
In New York on July 28 reports say Gould loses aim of a Pacific to Atlantic rail link as finances force Eastern lines to become independent. Harriman and Gould discuss Wheeling and Lake Erie notes with Kuhn Loeb Blair. Wabash Pittsburg Terminal and Western Maryland debts push receivership and reshaping of Gould system.
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New York
Atlante Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and
Ohio
Liomilyn Rapty Transit
Central of Georgia
Central of
Chicago
Burlinginn and
Quincy J
Rand Pacife Row
Chivago
Blf
Facife Real
R. Lend Pacific BR. OB
At. Louis General
Colorado Industrial
Grigrado Midland
Colorado
Zeurhesn
Delaware and Hudson
Denver
Ito Grande
General
Interborough-Metropropen
Japan
Bace
Louisville and
Nashville
Unified &S
Manhattan
Consol
Mexican Central
Mexican Centralist Inc
Minneapolis and
St. Louia
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Kensan
343
National Railroad of Mexico
New York Central General
Jersey Central Generalorthern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Southern Phcific
Og Southern Railway
Texas and Pacite
Toledo, St. Louis and Western
Union Pacifie Ds Tn Zere
Union Pacife
Nnte States Steel
Wabashists
Western Mailand
Wheeling and
Lake Erie de
Wisconsin Central
N. H
Wartford
Amalgamated Copper Lawa
Ansasity Southern
Pla
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Car and Foundry
Louieville
Noahvilte
Reo
Jos
Jane Car and Foundry P. Vo
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Amerie Sey Lee Securitie
S. Ste. M. I
Stil Seal & jAmerica
Til Bay
Mo. Kans
Wester
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Northern Pacific Alf
Anaconda Mining Cace
Rf Rota
Atchison
Stisaa
Pennsvania
Atchison Ptd
Prople
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Pullman
Peta Cai di Rar Ley
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Railway Stem
Inc
Sau Dian Paif
Republic
Republic Steel
Thy
New Jersey
Rock Island Co
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chivas
Louis Louis Suthwestern
Southern
Anaiaatey
Southern Railway
Benduete
da Grande
Texas and Pavifie
L. and Western
Denver and
Rio Grande
St Sai
the Distillers
Lnion Prelfic
Erie
Cnien Pache
Ana
Pei
Rubiber
Electrie
Steel
United States Steel Ptas
Carolina Chemicar
Aarborough Hetrapolitan
Carolina
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Tal
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Deus Taral
Agatar
Soc Lation
Stark Exchange
Atlantic
Pacific
Western
Maryland
Washington Post
Gould
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Blair & Co
E. H. Harriman
Winslow
Pierce
Lavett
Mr. Gould
Bankers
Wall Street
Pittsburg
Wabash-Pittsburg
Harriman
Western Pacific
Salt Lake City
Pacific Coast
Missouri Pacific
Wabash
Flour markets seek steady tone in dull Baltimore trade
Baltimore markets report dull fare with firm wheat but unchanged overall. Receipts reach 10,001 barrels with exports around 14,671. Corn and rye show stability while oats and hay hold. Grain futures list mixed prices for No 2 red and various corn grades. Cheese and butter steady as market eyes upcoming shipments.
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Baltimore
Marvie Southern
Southern
Davila’s Act A Mystery in Central America
The exequaturs of foreign consuls at Ceiba Honduras remain unresolved and vex diplomats. Nicaragua’s Minister Corea sought government information while Mexican Ambassador Creel briefed Acting Secretary Bacon. A consular report says the surrender to revolutionists was urged and then passed to the city commander without comment. State Department notes no clear overreach by the American consul amid Davila’s actions.
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Ceiba
Honduras
State Department
Corea
Nicaragua
Creel
Bacon
Department
Ugarte
Celba
Linard
Sur- Tensler
Davila
Cuban Inspector Visits Forts and Military Posts
Gen. Guerra commander of Cuban forces visited the War Department with aides Maj. Murti and Capt. Landa. He also inspected forts in the United States, toured Leavenworth and Riley in Kansas, watched Chickamauga maneuvers, and visited West Point as well as Watervliet and Springfield arsenals before returning home.
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Guerra
War Department
Murti
Landa
Bell
United States
Arts Leavenworth
Riley, Kans
Chickamauga
Cuba
West Point
Watervliet
Springfield
Fannie Richardson Sues Capital Traction for $10 Damages
A suit for ten dollars was filed yesterday by Fannie Richardson against Capital Traction Company. She alleged injuries from the premature starting of a car at Fourteenth and P streets northwest on May 14. The action appears in the daily cotton market notes alongside other local legal notices.
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Sues Street Car Company
Capital Traction Company
Fannie Richardson
Fourteenth
P Streets
Equity suits and court actions in the District of Columbia records
The legal record lists equity suits in Mr. Justice Andersons court, including Redfern v Redfern and Dulane v Whggaman, multiple probate matters, bankruptcies, criminal cases against Campbell Gibson and Richard Jackson, and numerous real estate transfers and partition actions across districts like Street Northeast and Park View Terrace, with dates, parties, and attorney references. Transactions include dissolution decrees, guardianship orders, and property conveyances involving banks and trustees.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Cocrt
Justice Anderson
Redfern
Fercy H. Russelay
Bend
Hayden Johnson
Dulane
Whggaman
Recelvell
E Solicitors
Crs
Mardux & Gut
Ee Colaubia Fire Tururanes Company
American Security and Trust Company
Revoivers
Hieftars
Mass Perry and Son
First Cooperative Building Association
Joan
Mitchell
Sheldon
Richard Jackson
Vinksting
Patter
W. We
Blewart Surety
Univea Staley
Charles Knutson
John A
Mary A. Welsh
Thomas
Paxton
Mary H. Loeffler
George W Loeffler
R.A. Ford
Samuel Katz
Oder
Bennie ‘Kaw
Pond
Tepper
John E. Libbey
Gordon & Gordon
Dantel F. Sprigg
Fannie Sprigg
F. Spring Perry
W. M. Lewin
Mary
Mary Lynen; Petition For Probate of Will Led. Attarnes, C.J. Murphy
State of
Deeds of Trusts Across Washington Areas Grandeur
A compilation of mortgage deeds and security transfers across several Washington neighborhoods. Names include Pauline Hochelsen, Walter Wilcox, George Hane, John Reid, George Emmerich, Douglass Markall, Thomas Malton, Chapin Brown, Henry Bergmann, Alfred Niles, Robert Rother, Michael McCormick, Edward Stellwagen, Thomas Gale, Eckington Storage, Clarence Latimer, Samuel Walker, Michael Weler, Garrett A. Smith, James Kerrick, August Bourgeois, Lillie Dexter, Martha Scott, and others. Amounts range from hundreds to thousands with terms from one to eight years at 5 to 6 percent interest.
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Pauline Hochelsen
Walter R. Wilcox
George F. Hane
J. Cal- Crombe
John W. Reid
George M. Emmerich
Douglass
Markall
Washington
Permanent Building Association
Thomas H. Malton
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergmann
Secre Orsenal Building Association
Howard University
John H. Llora
Alfred
Niles
Robert M. Rother
Hopkins Pace Savings Bank
Park View Terrace
Michael G
John
Larner
John A. Harailton
Clarence E. Latimer
Randle Highlands
Charles W. Stansbury
Samuel HH. Walker
Michael J. Weler
Earlern Building and Loen Association
Gueiimer A
Reeve Lewin
Shalton
Cameron
James H. Kerrick
August Bourgeois, Jr
Ellen ©. Bourgeolin
Bourgeois
Square
Thomas B. Lee
John B. Larne
John A. Hamilton
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Actu
Trinidad
Lillie A. Dexter
Christan J. Cbhaff
Bernard A. Duke
Frederick Biertena
North Grounds
Columbian University
Martha Scott
Milton E. Alles
William J. Lather
John M. Jones
Anna E. Hart
Edward J. Stell
George E. Fleming
Edward L.hillyer
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