Brisk Rise in Stocks After White House Settlement
Washington sources report a strong stock market rally following hopeful statements from the White House about a complete settlement between the government and Western railways on freight rates. Traders warned yesterday’s selloff was overdone, with prices bouncing and some gains eroded midmorning. The wheat and cotton markets weakened, with cotton options and New Crop futures sliding as demand cooled.
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White House
Sterling Exchange
Washington Post
New York
Washington
Western Railway
Alto-Gether
Sodsimines Afi
London
Vekloorep
United States Treasury June 6 2010 Receipts and Balances
The treasury report shows receipts for June 6 2010 across customs and internal revenue totaling several amounts, with a computed total of miscellaneous receipts, along with beginning day balances and holdings in gold bullion gold certificates standard silver dollars and other treasury assets. The June 7 market notes from New York and London detail copper prices and exchange rates, with exports of copper and local dealer bids for various copper forms and a brief mention of English copper warrants and Cleveland issues.
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United States
Treasury
National Bank
Philippine Treasury
Alvision
Rademiptlonii
Eleld
New York Money Market Rates Reported
New York money market on June 7 shows money on call at 2.40 to 2.50 percent, ruling rate 3 percent, closing bids 2.25 percent with offers at 2.50. Time loans listed as 60 days 4 9% to 4% a 90 days 3 4 to 4 percent, six months 4 4 percent. prime mercantile paper 4 to 4 3 percent. Sterling exchange steady. bankers' bills for 60-day at 4.8353 to 4.8965, for 60-day bills and 4.5660 for demand. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange Daily Trading Roundup
Regular noon call shows Potomac Electric and Capital Traction stocks with varied bids. New York notes Butter steady, eggs barely steady, flour steady, and trade in coffee, sugar, lard, and farm products with mixed demand across market sectors.
Widener Joins Reading Board After Harris Death
In Baltimore market notes of July 1 Wheat and corn were steady while rye moved dull. Peter A. B. Widener of Baltimore joined the Reading Company board, elected to succeed the late Joseph S. Harris, at Reading's Philadelphia meeting on June 7.
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Reading Board
Philadelphia
Peter A. B. Widener
Buarde of Directors
The
Reading Company
Joseph S. Harris
Wall Street Gossip on Railroad Rate Compromise
Special to The Washington Font from New York reports a volatile London market reaction to a railroad rate compromise. Stocks swung from 1 to 5 point openings to intraday declines before a steady rally, with St Paul sharply up then trimming gains as markets overall corrected. The piece criticizes railroad management for delaying higher rates and wages, noting potential longer delays and missed leverage if wage hikes had been tied to rate increases.
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New York
London
Atoots
St. Paul
Publi
Stock Transfers Peak at Washington Exchange Session
A busy Washington Stock Exchange session yielded the highest transfer volume in months as investors traded amid broad price concessions. Washington Railway and Electric stock fell, while Capital Traction rose, with bid and ask prices shifting. Bank consolidations and bond sales dominated the rest of the financial brief, including a Richmond bank merger and new rural roads bonds.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Railway
Electric
Capital Traction Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Exchange
Washington Produce Market Prices and Market Trends
Wholesale market quotes show a generally firm market with rising vegetable receipts and softer poultry. Prices cover eggs, dairy, meats, and a wide range of vegetables and fruits with regional variations. notable items include Virginia origin ugss at 21, creamery butter at 20, and New York state eggs at 11G1T%.
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UGGS
Virginia
Tennessee
Bueter—Creamery
Western
Tragh
Creesh
New York
Bate
New Large
Florida
Washington cattle market veal and lamb demand strong
Veal calved and spring lambs in fall supply with active demand for all arrivals. Cattle prices shown per hundredweight with ranges for extra, meatum, and ordinary. Hogs per cwt and lambs per pound listed. lamb valuations for spring and tall lambs. hides and salves with price tiers.
New York Cotton market ends steadier after nervous session
The New York cotton market closed steady with gains of 9 points on some months while bearish July forecasts linger. Southern spot markets were unchanged to higher, and private Liverpool cables remained bullish due to strong demand and tight supplies.
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New York
Jane
Liverpool
New York Grain Market Quiet Amid Bearish Outlook
New York June 7 grain prices show slight declines as favorable crop prospects and a bearish government report weigh. Wheat futures ease with July down to 1.06 nominal c. J. No. 1 Northern at 1.12% nominal fob, September around 9.714. Corn and oats mixed with spot oats steady, receipts around 1,200 and 206,350 respectively. City and Toledo reports noted, with various rates and shipments listed.
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New York
London
Custom House
Cleveland
Gale
Northern
Southern
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Alexandria Plans Safer July Fourth Celebration at George Washington Park
The Civic Improvement League backs a fireworks free observance on Shooters Hill with a Washington Park Fourth of July program featuring a congressional guest, a band, a baseball game, a drill by the Alexandria Light Infantry, and refreshments. Mayor Part has endorsed the plan and committees are set. The League also organizes a fundraiser excursion to Marshall Hall on Friday July 8 to raise money for installing screens at the Alexandria almshouse.
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Washington Post
King Street
Alexandia
Civic Improvement League
Alexandria
Shooters Hill
George Washington Park
Johnsons Life An Issue In Clemency Case
Gov Mann may decide today on clemency for Calvin Johnson Richard Pines and Eugene Dorsey the three black men sentenced to die for the Walter Schultz murder near Alexandria Virginia Johnsons lawyer Lewis Machen argues last minute affidavits from two white witnesses support alibis Grand Jury cases listed for Alexandria corporation court including housebreaking felonious cutting and shooting marriages and funerals noted plus a baseball game between Masons and Alexandria Lodges at North Alfred street field today at 8 o clock
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Mann
Calvin Johnson
Richard Pines
Eugene Dorsey
Richmond
Walter Sr. Schultz
Chicago
Lewis H. Machen
Johnson
Machen
Alexandria Corporation Court
Commonwealth
G. Brent
Walter Skipwith
William Taylor
Alfred Lewis
Robert Smith
Ernest Mills
Frank Wilkins
Robert Sorrell
James Harrison
Lee Crowns
Arthur Burns
Masons
Alexandria Washing
Andrew Jackson
Masons of Alexandria
North Alfred Street
Hotels Guests From Many States Lodged Across Cities
A long hotel list shows guests in Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh California Connecticut Georgia Illinois Iowa Kentucky Louisiana Massachusetts Maryland Missouri Minnesota New York New Jersey Ohio Ontario Pennsylvania Rhode Island Virginia from Raleigh Willard Ebbitt Shoreham and other properties. Names include Jaf Hyde Leahy Kane Brown Beatty Ackert Jewell Schram Warner and many more across St James Willard Riggs and Raleigh hotels.
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Boston
T. W. Carnabin
St. James
W. M. Hyde
E. C. Lord
Raleigh
Chersea P. Jaf
V. W. Howard
P. H. Kane
Willard
George V. Leahy
Shoresam
Philp Brown
Arlington
Thicago
J. C. Leonard
St James
FF. B. Schwartz
Ira H. Jewell
Mra
C. H. Ackert
George Thompson
H. G.hitch
CH. Baker
John J. Hickey
Riggs
Carlos Waters
James P. Sheridan
Allan Brown
R. W. Haigier
G. Bed Warene Behnart
C. D. Stanford
Shoreham
M. Houseman
A. J. Stewart
Mise E Dillingham
Philadelphia
Charles B. Wade, Jr
Bt. James
Benjamin Adama
J. Sobel
James Humes
A. Roesch
Walter J. Snyder
C. W. Gunther
G. Ludwig
George D. Rosengarten
Charles Class
Lester Dingee
Adsoph Darling
George B. Fletcher
H. A. Pothe
T. D. Petting
Ebbitt
A. Hartz
M. J .Traynor
J. A. Turner
M. J. Crane
Higgins
California
B. Lubin
Los Angeles
Ira M. Flacker
San Francisco
Alges
J.C. B. le Go
Santa Rosa
Connecticut
P. H. McLean
Milford
Henry Fresenius
New Haven
C. DL. Fischer
Hartford
WM. E. Mcnlroy
Bridgeport
W. F. Shani
Banbury
Bhoreham
Georgia
H. M. Wilcox
Savannah
Illinois
M. Kruker
Joliet
Iowa
James Blekster
Fairfield
F. F. Faville
Storm Lake
Kentucky
G. L. Reed
Covington
Louisiana
A. G. Binks
HL. Bucks
Tabuchet
New Orleans
Massachusetts
David Bradley
Lawrence
W. BR. Beals
Brockton
Maryland
Russell Hinchman
Charles H. Cooper
Frederick
Missouri
Mary H. Sullivan
St. Louis
W. Ayres
William T. Johnson
Kansas City
Minnesota
M. Verten
Breckenridge
James
New Jersey
William H. Mesdowcraf
Boonton
W. E. Bartholomew
Orange
Sailton J. Baumgarten
Pascate
Rigas
Hugh 5
MacCaviey
Trenton
Howard Ayres
Brontclair
Sareh Ohto
James Wolf
Cleveland
Allen R. Foote
Columbus
Pennsylvania
O. L. Gogg
Harrieburg
Thomas Harper
Lancaster
Mineee
B. Brady
Harrisburg
G. P. Stevenson
H. B.caniel
Providence
J. F. O'Meara
Pawtucket
Mr. F. Reddy
Newport
Theas
Hugh Hamilton
T. Hamilton
Agnet Hemilton
Houston
Sharehem
Virginia
B. H. Evenett
Roanoke
J.T._ White
Norfolk
J. Miss Robegon
F. Coates, Jr
Richmond
$40 000 Realty Deal In Argyle Park
Edwin HK su.s.den, a local businessman, bought lots 17 and 18 in square 2654 at the southeast corner of Sixteenth Street and Blagden Avenue in Argyle Park. The irregularly shaped parcels span 200 feet by 200 feet, totaling about 40 000 square feet with a Rock Creek park view. Plans call for a modern residence. $15,000 paid, total investment around $40,600. Sale handled by Willige Gibbs & Daniel.
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Edwin HK. Su.s.den
Sixteenth Street
Blagden Avenue
Argyle Park
Rock Creek Park
Blagden Estate
Third Streets
Lea Hill
Mary A. Huntton
D Street
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Joseph Swift
Harry A. Newman
Kennedy Bros
Washington Highlands
Charles G. Taylor
Josiah Gray
Kentucky Avenue
Kate H. Pitt
Melvin E
Francis EB. Zepp
Seventh Street
Marie Ochsenreiter
Henry M. Baker
Woodridge
Charles BE. Rudy
Arthur F
Daisy V. Martin
Columbia Road
Twentieth Street
Charles ‘A. Douglas
Augusta
Kate V. Dante
Brainard H. Warner
Willam Ker
Whitehaven
John P. Stuckert
Charles
Reed
Etantontown
Aloander Muncaster
R. Thomas Robinson
Stantontown
Shipley
Alexander Muncaster
Bloomingdale
William E Dubant
Hannah T. Donovan
Columbia Heights
Lavinia
Newton Et Vir
Albert Dougherty
Eighteenth
Nineteenth
Harriet E. P. White
Clarke Waggaman
Clarke Waggeaman Et Ax
Theodosia W Pleadwell
Marie H. Williams
Clark Waggaman
Agnes K. Manon
Clarence W. Collier
Seventeenth
Cornellan
P. Russell
Lo Woodbury Bink
Gist Bink
Montgomery Hall
Thirty-Fifth
Reservoir Streets
J. Barton Miller
R.A Casilear
Samuel Artz
Holmead Manor
Harry G. Lavcock
Louise E. Perkins
Virginia Avenue
Third
Fourth Streets
Sigmund Block
Leon A. Block
Sale of Christie’s Cup Brings $11,700 in LondonAuction
A Christie's sale in London realized $11,700 for an engraved Elizabethan silver gilt cup dated 1578, nearly 3.4 inches high and weighing fifteen ounces. A small bell-shaped salt cellar from the same period sold for $2,050.
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Washington Post
London
Christie's
Live Stock Markets See Mixed Steady to Strong Trade
Cattle and calf markets show steady to firm moves with steady to higher calf values and robust hog and sheep activity. Chicago receipts total around 3,600 cattle and 11,000 hogs with strong wholesale ranges across steers, cows, heifers, bulls, and lamb breakeven points.
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Liverpool
London
Chicago
New Office Building to House Government Survey on F Street
C C Willard estate plans a three story up to date office building at 1320 1322 F Street Northwest with the federal Geological Survey to occupy the upper floors. The project includes demolishing two existing structures and moving tenants by September 1 while allowing future expansion up to eight stories. New York Tribune changes offices to the Western Building as occupants depart.
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F Street
Geological Survey
C. C. Willard
United States
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Fourteenth
F Streets
Wizard Estate
Government
Equity Court docket and guardianship actions in DC
A DC equity and probate record lists numerous cases returnable June 9 to 72, with assignments, guardian ad litem appointments, and probate matters. It includes Hawkins v Tribby, Sheckells v Zellera, Ruth v Ruth, Munsey v Ven Quorum, Cave v Cave, and many guardianship and estate filings. Also covered are bankruptcy, circuit and criminal dockets, civil property transfers, and extensive real estate conveyances across DC wards with numerous lot and square references.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO. 1
Justice Anderson
Hawkins
Tribby
Plaintiit
Stewart, Collings & Hemans
H. Boyd. Smith
Baker
Plaintifff
C. E. Emig
John Ridow
Brandenturs & Branden Ure
Block
Famous Clothing Company
Coreceivers
Plaintiff
Leon Tobriner
Alex Wolf
Sheckells
Zellera
Guardian Ad Litem
J. A. Burkart
Sleman & Lerch
Simpson Va
Smith
Plaintif
Ralston, Siddons & Richardson
Ruth
W A. Coombe
W. H. Shipley
Dante Ve. Velati
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
W. J. Lambert
Chapin Brown
Berry & Minor
Cave
J. &. Easby-Smith
Smith Vs
Lancaster
Ford —Gordon & Gordon
J. M.thurston
Allee I
Deeds of Trusts Listed for Various Squares and Banks
A series of deeds of trust recorded for multiple properties across squares and blocks including Square 281 in Atmo County, Square 2708 Bloomingdale, Square 1876, Lanier Heights, Square 237, Square 862, Square 876, Square 79, Square 41 and Bouarih 12c. detailing secured loans to various individuals and entities such as T. Percy Myera, Clifford W. Church, Home Savings Bank, Washington Building Association, National Permanent Building Association, and Metropolis Building Association among others. Amounts range from 1,009 to 35,000 with terms from 2 to 8 years at 5 percent semiannual payments.
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Atmo County
Joseph Ferrera
Tbloomingdale
James L. Mann
B. Francis Saul
James F. Shea
Home Savings Bank
Block Square
William L. Browning
Tor
George M. Emmerich
Douglas
Mack
Washington
Lanier Heights
Elianora Bustrins Et Vir
John M
John B. Larner
John A. Hamilton
Weehington Soal and Trust Company
Augusta H. Sawyer
Wharton
Lester
Michael J Colbert
National Permanent Building Association
Henry A. Newman
Henry H. Bergman
George M Emmerich
Metropolis Building Association
Augustua Thompson
Sme
Nme
Adelaide Anderson
William O
Same
Square
Henry M. Beker
Charles H Bauman
William
Woffutt
Edwin
Reynold
Bernie Harriet
Reynolds
Drafoord
H Johnson
Frederick A Ferring
Annis E. Potter
Alonzo
Bley
Bley et ux In Herter A. Gil end Ephralen J Trtten to Fen + Shelton T. Cameron
Sie Square
Alonzo QO Bilas
Edith E Dallenbecke
Vir
Wilt J
P.M Brown
Theodore P Hexp
George O Talburtt
Rae Monty
Ennta
Syphex
G A Streat
Wiliam R. de Lashmurt
Mount Pleasant
Julia A. Gideon
CP. Stone
CW Fairfax
Zemiaunnall
Aleo
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Flora M. Gray
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