Prices Hold Up In June Market Rise Amid Profit Taking
The day saw broad gains despite early selling as investors realized profits in favorites like Union Pacific and United States Steel. Erie and General Electric led steady advance while railroad shares continued to strengthen with improving tonnage reports and firmer copper markets. Sterling exchange fell further toward gold import levels as London’s gold buildup and Paris receipts influence international money flows.
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Washington Stock Exchange Market Summary June Report
The report lists mixed commodity prices and market activity across grains dairy and poultry. Wheat corn and oats show firm or higher quotes while butter eggs and Western poultry hold steady or higher in nearby markets. Potatoes rise in Pennsylvania and New York bids reflect demand. overall daily receipts and per case pricing are noted.
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Wall Street Gossip Shows Mixed Mood In Opening Week
The Washington Post special from New York reports a fair morning for commission houses with modest buying, some investor disillusion from bulls, and limited public demand. St Pauls, Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound earnings declined, while U S Steel bought 35 000 acres of coke lands signaling business confidence. Bonds rallied with strong demand for Louisville and Nashville bonds, and London plans to resume trading. An insurgent faction lost the New York Cotton Exchange election as George W Neville defeated Thomas E Hicks 164 to 145.
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New York Stock Market Note Dense into Hibbs Firm
A brief stock market item notes a transfer or payment received by W. B. Hibbs & Co. bankers on the New York Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade activities. The readable fragment confirms involvement of Hibbs in exchange affairs and brokerage operations in New York and Chicago markets.
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Washington Stock Exchange notes inaction amid bond sales
At yesterday's Washington Stock Exchange session, commitments were light with most activity in bonds and select stock purchases. Prices moved on Washington Hallway and Electric, Mergenthaler, Lanaton, and Washington Gas, while Nor fork and Washington Steamboat 5s hit a fresh high. Capital Traction and Potomac Electric figures shown. Bankers' Association meeting announced for tomorrow night at Rauscher's with supper.
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New York Produce Prices Steady Across Butter Cheese Eggs and More
Daily market report from New York details steady butter with varied receipts and grades, cheese with multiple quality tiers, eggs with distinctions from fresh gathered dirties to checks, and stable meat and flour markets. It records regional deli items, poultry, lard, and fats, plus commodities like cottonseed oil sugar coffee potatoes and freight rates, naming several grades and price ranges.
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New York Grain and Commodities Reported Markets
Wheat futures firm on weather and crop tips with July at 98 13 16 and September at 97. Spot No. 2 red 89 1/2 at elevators and 100 afloat. Corn spot firm with No. 2 at 61 1/2 f o b afloat. oats steady with standard white 44. Receipts and shipments detailed. barley reported quiet.
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Chicago Wheat Declines After Heavy Speculative Buying
Chicago grain markets saw a surge of speculative buying in wheat, followed by heavy long liquidation that left prices near Saturday levels. Corn and oats fluctuated with modest gains, while provisions rose, amid expectations the government crop report due Thursday will show weaker conditions.
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Live Stock Markets Across Cities Show Mixed Week
Baltimore receipts for cattle hogs sheep and calves posted declines or mixed results with lower hogs and slower gains. Chicago reports steady cattle and steady to uneven hog prices amid large arrivals. New York cow, calf and sheep markets show mixed trend with higher calf prices and widespread firmness in butter.
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Georgetown Gas Light to Issue 1 Million Bonds for New Plant
Directors of Georgetown Gas Light Company endorse a plan to issue 1,000,000 in bonds to fund a new gas plant and to retire existing debt. Robert D. Weaver elected president, M J Adler reelected vice president, with Middleton, Flather, and others named to key offices. Bonds pay 5 percent, secured by deed of trust, due 1961. The stockholders vote set the stage for site selection and potential gas rate reductions.
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William A. Mearny
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William B. Orme
Washington Company
Washington Gag Light Company
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American Security and Trust Company
Georgetown
Georgetwon Gas Light Company
Money Market and Commodities Report from New York
Money on call holds at 2 percent with steady bids and offers. Time loans firm and dull across 60 to 90 days and six months. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 3 4 to 4 1/4 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers bills and demand at 4.8580 to 4.8595. Government bonds steady as railroad bonds show irregular trading. Market for livestock and meat prices shows mixed steady readings, with veal calves and hogs noted.
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Deed to Servant Upheld in New Jersey Case
Vice Chancellor Walker sustains a deed by Mrs. Sarah Waln Hendrickson of Walnford to John Wilson a Black servant who had served nearly 40 years. The estate included a plantation mill and Waln homestead worth about 40 000 in personal property. The suit exposed a twenty year Waln family feud and questioned the testator’s capacity. Wilson was treated as owed wages and tips accumulated over years of service. Next steps unclear but the deed’s validity is affirmed.
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Two Miners Escape After Two Day Entombment
Wilkes-Barre June 5 Two mine workers John Welsh and Mike Sobel emerged alive after two days trapped by rock in the Barnum mine Pittsburgh area. A rock fall blocked the shaft leading to a cave hole Welsh remembered they used to dig out with little food and tea keeping them going until rescue. They were carried home exhausted, officials initially believed they were crushed to death.
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Five Months for Lawyer in Bancroft Bond Case
Daniel O'Reilly, the lawyer convicted of receiving stolen goods in the Bancroft bond robbery, was sentenced by Justice Davis in the criminal branch to five months in the penitentiary. District Attorney Whitman pressed for jail time. O'Reilly, once an assistant district attorney and involved in Nan Patterson and Thaw cases, appeared deeply affected. A separate Jamaica report notes a genuine ton of yellow fever reported in Kingston.
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Bankruptcy Notice in Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Creditors of Wolf Scheinman are warned he has been adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held at No 26 Fifth Street Northwest Washington DC on June 15 1911 at 11 o clock am. Attendees may prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business before the meeting. E S McCalmont Referee in Bankruptcy.
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Drowning Near Winston Salem Claims Clint Johnson
Special to The Washington Post. Winston Salem North Carolina June 5 Clint Johnson drowned while bathing in a pond a few miles south of the city yesterday afternoon after cramps seized him and he could not reach the shore. emergency crews could not revive him.
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