Decline After Rally News From West Boosts Stocks
New York stocks slid to year lows in a late session break amid reports Western Trunk Line talks faltered and government action looms. Prices briefly rebounded on talk of railroad concessions but ended weak as traders awaited the White House conference.
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Grain Market Report From Baltimore in June
New York bond market notes mixed activity with quiet wheat and nominal corn at 60 cents. Oats steady with No 2 white at 45 to 46. mixed bids around 44. Southern domestic rye dull for No 2 Western. Harsh weather and light trade influence the day.
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Treasury Report of Market Prices and Agricultural Goods
The New York market summary lists Butter Creamery specials at 24 percent, prime 26 to 28, and various receipts for butter and cheese. Eggs show weak receipts with Pennsylvania hens and white and brown varieties. Poultry includes dressed firms and Western broilers. Pork and beef steady, lard strong, cottonseed oil firm, sugar quiet, coffee quiet, potatoes irregular, cabbage weak, peanuts steady with Virginia counts.
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New York Cotton Market Sees Sensational Early June Rally
Old crop months advance on urgent covering while few sellers appear outside major bulls. July and August hold near top on renewed support and wall street interest. Liverpool buys July and August to counter straddles as short interest grows. Market tone firm at close with notable price points across months and ongoing speculation on near term squeeze.
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Chicago Grain: Foreign buying lifts Wheat as prices rise
Chicago traders report Activa buyers from abroad pushing wheat higher along with corn oats and provisions. Short covering and anticipation of government crop data fueled gains across leading grains with July and September futures advancing amid firm cash markets and strong receipts.
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Washington financial notes reflect steady markets and canal talk
The Washington Block Exchange adjourned after honoring Norman Beator with sympathy resolutions. New York markets showed activity, with United States Steel purchases and a rail and electric earnings surge. Chesapeake and Delaware Canal earnings and future canal expansion talk were highlighted, alongside Seaboard and National City Bank reports and Treasury tax delay effects on bond needs. An international banking group planned a $25 million Southern Pacific bond loan, signaling overseas credit support amid rate concerns.
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Exchange
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Berlin
Southern Pacific
Wall Street
Wall Street Gossip and Rail Stocks in Early June
The New York market saw St Paul stock fall below Northern Pacific and Great Northern for the first time in two years. Amalgamated Copper closed strong, while Amalgamated profits from a merger were outlined. President Ryan indicated cost cuts from merged subsidiries and $25,000,000 in cash and quick assets. Banking, land speculation, and irrigation shares faced loan contractions in the West as authorities brace for a slowdown. New York Central reported April earnings up $1,324,000 gross but $121,000 net lower, with wage increases adding about $640,000 monthly in expenses.
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Washington Produce Market Prices and Conditions
Wholesale prices for poultry vegetables fruits and meats are listed with regional notes. Fresh Virginia Tennessee and West Virginia vegetables rise gradually while poultry and eggs show firmer demand and mixed availability. Prices shown include butter cheese eggs potatoes cucumbers onions and more with ranges for hogs cattle lambs and dressed meats.
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Metal market report covers copper and iron trends
New York June 6 metal market dull for standard copper with spot around 12.50 cents and futures near 12.35. London market opened weak but closed steady with Lone star futures around 57 pounds. Custom house exports reach 1,705 tons with 2,192 tons this month. local dealers quote fake copper at 12.75 to 13.00 and electrolytic copper near 12.60 to 12.75. English iron lower with Cleveland warrants at 49.4 percent. Locally no change in No 1 foundry Northern and Southern iron prices, with No 2 at 16.50 to 17.25.
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New York Money Market Steady Amid Dull Trading
Money on call holds at 2 1/2 percent with bids near 2 percent and offers at 2 1/2. Time loans weak and dull with rates around 2 3/4 to 3 percent for 30 to 60 days and 4 1/2 percent for six months. Prime mercantile paper at 4 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers' bills at 48.960 for 60 days and 48.865 for demand. Government bonds unchanged. railroad bonds listed as irregular.
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Equity court docket items from the District of Columbia Supreme Court
A dense listing of cases across multiple courts detailing rule returns, orders to sell bonds, alimony, fees, and dismissals. Attorneys names such as Mussey, Dutton, Downing, Berry, Ridout, Ambrose, and Lee appear alongside cases involving Tracy, Pollock, Nichols, Offut, and other parties. Court numbers I and II, criminal and bankruptcy entries, probate notices, and equity suits are summarized with actions like affirmations, rehearings, and judgments.
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Real estate transfers in Randle Highlands and adjacent wards
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Deeds of Trust Listings Across Multiple Blocks and Areas
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Frank TR. Tings
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Tapa & Square
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P. Thompson
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H Wardman
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British Vessel Marion May Searched Off Cuba
Kingston Jamaica June 6 The British schooner Marion May arriving from Nassau reports being stopped and searched six miles off Cape Maisi Cuba by the Cuban revenue cutter Batre An armed party boarded the schooner removed the hatches and overhauled the cargo The captain protested the interference and pleaded for food and water which were refused The affair will be investigated by the colonial government
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Taft Brother Named in Hotel Deal in New York
Special to The Washington Fest reports Charles P Taft brother of the President along with W D Marlow and S A White as potential investors in a syndicate to erect a 22 story hotel on the McAlpin site on Broadway between Thirty third and Thirty fourth streets. The project is said to cost $3,000,000.
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Live Stock Markets Across Cities Report Mixed Receipts
New York market reports broad cattle and hog activity with declines in hogs and firm to steady cattle and sheep values. Chicago and Baltimore listings show steady to firm tone for cattle and lambs, with varied calf and hog movements and contrasting regional receipts.
Spitzer underweighing case shocks courtroom figures
Secretary Heike of the American Sugar Refining Company testified amid surprise as jurors learned he rolled up a bank account totaling 106000 dollars over seven years. Heike denied knowledge of fraud scales while admitting he used tables showing true and government weights to prepare statements. Chester Woodward testified that Oliver Spitzer deposited about 106,457 dollars at Nassau Trust between 1900 and 1907, contradicting Spitzer’s claimed salary.
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Loss of $50,000 on the Twentieth Century Limited
New York June 6 Detective work by Pullman Car Company detectives follows a robbery and loss of about 50,000 in cash and negotiable papers from Chicago businessman William A Miner aboard the Twentieth Century Limited en route to New York. Miner canceled a Chicago bank letter of credit and arranged credit safeguards after reporting the theft at Waldorf Astoria.
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Gen Wood ends mission in Argentina during independence celebration
Maj. Gen Leon A. Wood the U S special representative bade farewell to President Alcorta after thanking him for hospitality to American ships and officers. He traveled aboard the scout cruiser Chester en route to Montevideo, with cruisers North Carolina and Tennessee to join later for Argentine naval instruction aboard ten officers.
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Grafton to Spend $2,000,000 on Local Improvements
Washington Post reports Grafton West Virginia officials led by President Willard General Manager Potter and Baltimore and Ohio executives inspected planned upgrades. The project will total over $2,000,000 with a new passenger station contract to be let tomorrow. Elgin Butter Market reports 624,700 pounds output with butter at 27 cents per pound.
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