Market Gains All Wiped Out In Profit Taking
The New York stock market showed larger totals than yesterday but felt dull. Colorado Fuel and Iron and Reading led declines after earlier gains, with a sharp midday selloff wiping out most intraday advances. Several railway earnings reports and easy call money contrasted with firm time money, while foreign markets remained steady amid abundant liquidity.
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Washington Post
New York
Stock Exchange
London
Berlin
Paris
South Africa
Transvaal
United States
United States Steel
Colorado
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Reading
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
New York Stock Exchange
Missouri Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Southern Rai Ay
Louisqie
Nashville
San Francisco
Iast
Pacifi
Thi Center
Boston Closing Prices Ledger From Shaky OCR Fragment
A garbled OCR list shows closing prices for various stocks and bonds in Boston and nationwide markets, including Washington Railway and Electric, Boston Gas and Electric, American Graphophone, National City, and American Sugar, with scattered figures and erratic spellings. The fragment references several companies, insurance stocks, real estate, and machinery names, but readable entities are limited and many figures are unclear.
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Washington Railway and‘Electric
Bristol Gas and Disctric
National Bank
Bank of Miashingtes
Metropaiten
Ma Ee and Mechanics
Columbia
Capital
American
Lingobn
Higgs
Natonal City
Franklin
Metropoltan
Corcoran
Po'owac
Ar Megton
National Union
Colwable
Hieinsurance Stocka
Columbia Tithe
D. Washington
Tills
Telephone and
Chesapeake and Potomac
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Mergentholer Linotype
Lagsten Monotype
Mincelaeaus Stocka
Greene
Sapees
Washington Market
Norfilk
Agenay Ay Kempray
Mitchell Mining Company
Sgerview Corporation
Commer- Bonton
Bonton
Albany
Boston
Fitchburg
Mundcan
New York
NestsAmmachcan 'Arga
Aimerican Arge
Americai
Vasherichn
American Sugar
American Telephone and ‘Telegraph
Ataarlean Woolan
American Woolen Pit
Dermlator Iron and Breet
Tmison Elettric Mum
Massachusetta Electric
Masgarhesetts Electriq
Massahhousetts Gas
United Fruit
United Sho Mach
United Shoo
Shenton
Utah
Washington Market and Stocks See Mixed Quotation Trends
Washington produce market shows varied quotations on wholesale prices with bids for Washington Railway and Electric, Capital Traction, and other utilities. Commodities including eggs, dairy, butter, cheese, live poultry, vegetables, and fruits move with firm or steady prices. stock quotations cover railroads and bond issues in the District of Columbia area.
Wall Street Gossip on Market Manipulation and Key Stocks
Special to Tré Washington reports June 6 that Colorado Fuel’s collapse in the last trading hour helped drag the market lower as bulls and insiders positioned shares. Amalgamated Camper and United States Reduction and Refining figure in the day’s moves with questions about Guggenheim interests and a possible merger with American Smelting.
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Tré
Washington
New York
Colorado
United States
Guggenheim
New York Money Market Report June Rates and Quotes
New York money market figures show ruling rate at 4 percent with closing bid near 3. Offered at 3 for short rates sixty days four and four tenths, ninety days to June sixth. six months around 4.44 percent. Prima mercantile paper at four and a quarter. sterling exchange eased to 4 5/8? for demand bills. posted rates 4.93 and 4.86 percent for commercial bills. Government and Italian bonds steady.
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New York
Jonna Eneler
Prima Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Ita Bond
Local Stock Exchange Ends With Heavy Greene Copper Trade
The session saw sensationally heavy dealing in Greene Copper at 26 1-4 on 3200 shares with blocks of 100 509 and 1000. President Hibbs and a New York broker represented by a large order fueled brisk purchases while Capitals Traction gained a full point on limited trading. Washington Railway and Electric traded only on 60 shares at 40 1-8, Lanston rose to 149 1/4 on 155 shares sold, and Norfolk and Washington Steamboat stayed firm at recent highs with 14 shares traded. At Georgetown Gas Light Company annual election the board elected M J Adler S Thomas Brown George L Nicholson William A Leatch William B Orme Hubert D Weaver and William A Mearns with officers W Riley Deeble president M J Adler vice president Frank Leetch secretary treasurer Robert L Midweton general manager.
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C.B
Adams Express
Loutaville
Neahville
Fan
Ws Amalgamated Copper
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Hailway Jal? I Pve
Iqat BO
AM. Cre and Foundry
Geis
Minneapolia
Atsynte TG Soo
Misouri Pacific
Bay Abi
American Lingeet Oil
Kangas
Texas
Ammertenn Locombtna
Nat RK. R
BOF
Hutts
New York Central
Ontario
Weatern
Norfolk and
Northemn Paeble
Pacific
Atchizon
Atchinon
Ithe
Pasa
Yam
wolAtlantic Coast Line
Quilimora
Ohio
Noe
Lsmi Plt
Toute
Baltimore and Ohio
Brookyn Rapid Transit
Cherepeake
Chiays
Republic
Ighlengo
Alton
Pfa
Chicago and Alton
Rock Inland Co
Chicago Great Western
Hock Island Co
Southern
Gorseldated
Corg
Poledo
Ft. L
Delgware and Hutson
Ima
Jan Pita
Toledo
St. 1
del, Lack
Western
amalDenver
Rio Grande
Union Pacific
Denver and
ESM
Wel Union Puotile
Djatitlers Segurttlor
United States Expremma
United Suatea Realty
United States Rubber
Erte Dat Po
United Sising Steel
General Electric
United States Steel
Great Northern
Caroling Chemical
Dinols Centra
Carolina Chemical Pt
International Paper
Ool Wabaah
Wabsefi
joRe
International Pump
Fargo
Texpress
International Fump Ptt
Weetrndhauss Electric
Western Union
Soaltown Central
Wheeling and Lal
Soo
Wisconsin Central
Kanuna City Souther
Wisconsin Central Pi
Kansas City
W. . Hibba
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Yssterday
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Columbia Railroad
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Ploctiis Do
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Washington Gas Company
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United States Electric Light
Chesapeaxe and Potonue Telappone
Washington Market Company
Potomac Electric
Norfolk
Washington
Safe Dapeeit and Trust clecke-National Safe Dayeast and Trust
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Howe Savings Bank
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M. J. Adier
Thomas Brown
George L. Nicholson
William A. Leatch
William, B. Orme
Hubert D. Weaver
Willam A. Mearns
W. ‘Riley Deeble
M J. Adler
Franks
Paul Leetch
Robert L. Midweton
New York Grain and Cotton Market Movements
Grain values in New York show wheat and corn receipts and prices, with wheat closing modestly lower on heavy Manitoba crop reports and bid activity. cotton markets uneasy with 200,000 bales traded, late day drift downward as bears dominate and weather reports weigh on sentiment. The report lists receipts, exports, and price ranges for wheat, corn, oats, and cotton, including notable figures and price quotes from the period.
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New York
Jung
Harley
Duluth
Manitoba
Texan
Etporta
Oady
Vner
Cevkat
Twiy Wold
Weather Bureau
Liverpool
Spors
Oaly
Chicago Grain Markets Edge Lower On Gains in Weather
Improved growing weather weakens wheat and corn in Chicago trading with July wheat slipping to 49 1/2 cents, oats firming on damage reports, provisions up as packers push prices. Receipts and supplies shift, while futures close near day lows amid mixed demand from buyers and shorts.
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W. B. Hibba’& Co
Bf’ Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Block Exchange
Chicago Board of Tade
Chase
Chicago
Suva
Joel Bults
United
Missouri
Minneapolis
Duluth
Pricen
Ais
Aol
Seqgekk
Live Stock Market Summary New York June Five
Live stock markets report receipts and prices across cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs. Cattle receipts 2 600 with steady to higher prices for various grades while hogs up to 10 cents higher. Bulk of grain and dairy items show firm or steady bids with mixed futures and regional movements noted.
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New York
Chiedso
London metal market eases after holiday with hints of firm local close
The London metal market reopened after a holiday, closing about £110 lower at £178 6s for 9 2 E117 188 for futures. Locally prices trended with London declines. copper and lead showed limited moves while zinc and speller, notations incomplete, suggest a cautious market with steady spot quotes and some regional variations.
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New York
Juna
London
Aey
Loridom
Slandara Foudry
Cleveland
Re-elected Pennsylvania Co Directors and Rail Earnings
The Pennsylvania Company directors were re-elected at the annual meeting in Pittsburg. The year’s report shows direct railroad operation earnings of 40,616,490.59, up from prior year, with net operating earnings of 9,587,450.27 after rentals. Tonnage rose 15,282,998 tons, a 24.41 percent increase, and passenger counts climbed by 706,591. Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway directors elected F N Finney president, Adrian H Jolins named board chair. National receipts: internal revenue 306,539. customs 779,589. miscellaneous 18,158. expenditures 1,350,000.
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Pittsburg
Junio
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania
Finney
Dallas
Tex
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Texas
Adrian H.joling
New York
F. N. Finney
Sts. Louie
F. N. Finney Wes
Henry C. Rouge
Joline
Rouse
Parsons, Kans
Customs
New York Produce Prices Hold Steady Across Commodities
New York June market reports show butter and cheese firming less, with eggs unchanged and strong receipts across items. Hides, wool, beef, lard, and petroleum remain steady while cotton and rice show stable tones. freight and carriage cost notes unaltered amid broad price consistency.
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New York
New State
Pacific Coast
Maine
Washington cattle market cattle prices and local balances
Describes cattle, calves, lambs, and sheep prices in Washington market with daily ranges and terms. Includes cow prices and various weight units, plus Toledo and Lima regional balances, June figures, credit balances, and shipments.
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Toledo
Ohio
Lima
South Lima
Debated Crop Reports At National Grain Dealers Meet
At a National Grain Dealers Association gathering in Chicago H C Grimes of Portsmouth Ohio condemned current government crop reports as guesswork. He advocated using rural letter cariers to collect reports claiming higher accuracy. The remarks capped a lengthy meeting with renewed calls for reform.
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Chicago
National Grain Dealers’ Association
H. C. Grimes
Portsmouth
Ohio
Relatives Get Money From William Pierson Will
Probate filings reveal William Pierson's will dated May 18 1906 leaving widow and wife’s interest in real estate to heirs. Three children receive 3000 insurance proceeds and 1000 each. executors named Will T Pierson jr and Mrs Jessie I Pierson. James A Messer named executor in 1901 will. son to receive 2000 and interest in North American Life Insurance to grandchildren. Mrs Mary L Lewis to inherit Grenville Lewis estate. John Wedderburn Co to open luxurious wine store on F Street NW with extensive fixtures. family clerks hired. aims to attract women shoppers. notable brands and aggressive pricing policy.
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William ‘Tr. Pierson
Pierson
Violet W. Pierson
Emma Virginia Grant
Will T. Pierson, Jr
Will 'S. Pierson, Jr
Jessie I. Pierson
William ‘Messer
James A. Messer
North American Life Insurance Company
Mary L. Lewis
Grenville Lewis
John Wedderburn Company
F Street
Wedderburn
California
Telephone rates reduced in District of Columbia
Beginning June 1 the public pay station rate of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company for messages within the District of Columbia boundaries is set at a uniform 5 cents per call. The order covers Chevy Chase and Takoma Park though parts lie outside the district. The reduction follows protests by suburban citizens associations against a proposed 10 cent rate.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
District of Columbia
Chevy Chass
Takoma Park
Fire losses small as May sees fewer alarms
May brought a drop in district fires with 31 alarms and 7 actual blazes. Chief Belt reports total estimated property loss at 4832 and insured coverage of 1188,966.
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Belt
Fire Department
Yossenlag
Urgent Sale of Browncroft Zinc Mine Shares
Personal reason prompts sale of several thousand Browncroft Wisconsin zinc mine shares. High dividend potential at 40 percent monthly, strong development, and abundant ore. Contact The Driacall between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. by Mund Burke.
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Browncroft
Wisconsin
Driacall
Burke
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