Hill Stocks Lead as Steel Recovers Early Trading
New York June 7 The stock market rose again led by railroad issues Great Northern and Northern Pacific with 7 percent dividends as investors look for a big harvest in the Northwest and West Government action rumors against United States Steel weighed on steel shares while cotton options slipped after rains in the southern Atlantic states and the June crop outlook awaited.
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Washington Post
New York
Stock Exchange
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Wall Street
Atlantic States
U United States Steel
Steel Corporation
Altis-Chalmers
Atuerlcan Agrinical
American Pabuscy
American Fetracen
Armour Ind
Rene
Alkimare Sac
al Nore
Altimnore
Chia Holmwestern
Orig
New Jersey
DAL Chicai
Ferborough
Cag
Vfapan
Kunner
Teeduch
Kansas
Tnd
Texas
Feaours Pacific
York
Lew York
Board Air Itu Sa
Atlantic Herp Pachie
Ana Ay
Bern Pachie
American Steel Foundry
American Steel Foundry Db. Js
Adams Express
American Tobacco
Braden
Brauen És.ay
Hutto Coalition
Chicago Subway
Giroux Cons Wi
Greene-Cananea
Inspiration
Anterean
Rubber
la Rose
Mason Val
Nevada State
South
Utah
Nipissing Mines
Standard Oil
West Pacific
Xuken
Northern Pacitt
Purelington
Erie
UNE
Kansas City Southern
Aiue-Chalmers
Amalgamated Copper
Arts
Lehigh Valley
America
Louisville
Nashville
America Car and Foundry
Minneapolis
St. Louis
St. P
St. M
Nat. Rys
O'Sboywoh
American Steel Foundries
New York Central
West
American Tel
Norfolk and Western A
Northern Pacificnae
Anaconda Mining Co. Ink
Inolraelie
Atehison A
Pacific Tel
Tel
Ats
Pittsburg Coal
Brooklyn Rapid
Railway
Central of New Jersey
Neading
Chesapeake and Ohio
Republic Steel
Chicago and Alton
Dal
Chicago Great Wort
New
Rock Island Co
Chicago Great Western
Feago
Northwestern
Se. L
S. F
Chicago
Mit
Ani
St. Paul
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and
Rio Grande
Texas and Pacific
Denver
Great Northern Pt. Lan
United States Steed Ib
Longsidield Cor
United States Steel Ptd
Tilingis Central
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Interborough - Met
Wabash
Interborough -Met
Pia
Sota
Wabash Ptd
Inter. Harvester
Inter. Marine Pfd
Maryland
Westinghouse Electric
International Paper
Western Union
Wheeling and
Lake Erle
Howa Central
Es i Brokera
W. H. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Llutles Building
New York Stock
Boston closing prices and treasury notes market summary
Boston closing prices show steady money market with 2 1/2 to 2 3/4 percent ranges. U S Treasury dealings and London sterling exchange noted, with government bonds and railroading securities touched by modest activity. Mexican and commercial paper rates referenced within a broad market scan.
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New York
Et Toy
The Metal Market In New York June Report
New York on June 7 shows a quiet Standard capper and dull London spot. Futures and arrivals are not detailed, with scattered notes on markets, tariffs, and coupon movements. The piece references various firms and locations including London, New York, and Northern and Southern foundries amid general market activity.
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New York
London
Lev
Dren
Tevet
Oamiranta
Lunden
Wally My
Lev Ally Jean
Neo Foundry Northern
Ned Toumdey
Toundey South
Bas
Shay Mern
Foundey Northern
Wey
Wall Street Gossips Signal Late Market Rally and Dividends
The stock market ended the session with broad strength led by Great Northern and Northern Pacific as polls of speculation swirled around bond uses and a possible consolidation. Dividend news came from American Tobacco Company subsidiaries and allied firms with irregular but higher payments, while analysts forecast a robust crop outlook and caution on acreage limits and yields.
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American Tobacco Company
Supreme Court
International Sliver Company
Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company
United State Rubber
Local Stock Market Shows Busy Trading Day
The local market saw heightened activity with Mergenthater leading gains as 100 shares traded in blocks at 225 751 8. Several blue chips moved cautiously while Washington Gas and Georgetown Gas showed varied bids. Bond sales topped notable amounts and charter actions were reported, including a new purchasing agent for the Baltimore and Ohio lines and a bank reserve designation.
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Mergenthater
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Capital Traction
Bis
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Bank and Trust Company
Second National Bank
Norfolk
Washington
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Washington Produce Market Quotations and Varied Prices
Wholesale quotes from the Washington Produce Market show strong demand for fresh fruits and vegetables, with moderate egg receipts. Prices listed include eggs at 16-17 cents, butter around 20-21 cents, various cheeses, fresh Georgia and Florida produce, and numerous fruits and vegetables with unit prices and crates noted.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
Elgin
Jancy
New York State
New
Georgia
Florida
North Carolina
Oragges
Callarnia
New York Cotton Market Fades After Morning Strength
New York June 7 reports a renewed advance for new crop months boosting early trade to fresh highs, but old crop futures lagged and the market weakened after midday. Closings show declines with June leading losses as weather and drought concerns linger in the Southwest while eastern belt showers offer limited relief.
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New York
LIVE STOCK MARKETS SUMMARY
New York and Chicago markets show receipts in the low thousands with mixed bids. Cattle and veal range, with cattle and veals generally steady to higher in New York and weaker to varied in Chicago. hogs to lower, pasture lambs and sheep showing uneven pricing across regions.
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New York
Lon- i Idon
Chicago
Gattle
Belves
Texas
New York Produce Prices and Market Words
New York market notes list steady butter receipts 12 797. creamery and cheese receipts 4 423. eggs 24 046. poultry alive 20 632. dressed items and fowl figures from Western brokers. flour, cottonseed, sugar, pork, beef, lard, tare and coffee markets show varied firmness and unsteady movements. assorted vegetables and nuts with price ranges included.
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New York
Kew State
State
Pennsylvania
MGM
Seady
Riddle West
Rio No
Cordova
New York Grain Market Report June Wheat Rally and Declines
New York grain notes a firm spot for No 2 red wheat and strong futures early on a day of weather optimism and crop expectations. July wheat finished around 7 9/16 dollars, with other positions mixed. corn and oats show limited futures activity and steady spot prices amid various receipts and shipments figures.
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New York
Duluth
Baltimore markets report heavy on dairy poultry and eggs
The June Baltimore market sheet lists prices for corn oats rye and eggs with regional mentions from Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby areas. Butter creamery and imitation lard appear with varied per pound rates and related dairy goods. credit balances and shipment figures are provided for June 7 in Ohio and surrounding regions.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ugb
West Virginia
Virginia
Derry
Girl Pursues High Wayman In Thorne Chase Near Millbrook
Miss Margaret Thorne daughter of Oakleigh Thorne president of the Trust Company of America drives a powerful car to chase a highwayman who robbed Reverend Ralph Deyo of 18 dollars. The highwayman struck Deyo with a club and fled into the woods as officers search the area. Charles J. Stein, a Washington confectioner, marries Emma Ney in Harrisonburg with family presence and clergy.
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Washington Post
Poughkeepsie
Margaret Thorne
Oakleigh Thorne
Trust Company of America
New York
Millbrook
Miss Thorne
Ralph Deyo
Netherwood
Jacobus
Donahue
Thorne
Deyo
Charles J. Stein
Harrisonburg
Washington, D. C
Emma Ney
Rabbi Schwanenfeld
Joseph Ney
Joseph Stein
Washington
Josephine Ney
Degree for De Stokes at Columbia Commencement
New York June 7 Among honorary degrees conferred at Columbia University commencement today were Doctor of Science Charles F. Stokes surgeon general of the United States Navy, Doctor of Laws Baron dEstournelles de Constant senator of finance, Governor Simeon Baldwin of Connecticut, and Ernest Daenaul Kiel University professor, Kaiser Wilhelm exchange professor in the United States for 1910 11.
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New York
Columbia University
Charles F. Stokes
United States Navy
Baron d'Estournelles de Constant
United States
Simeon
Philadelphia Market Report June grain and produce prices
Philadelphia market notes show steady wheat and firm butter and eggs. No. 2 red wheat in export elevator 91 92 cents, corn June around ESYG59, oats firm No. 2 white 42 44 cents, butter steady at 24 26 cents, eggs Penn. and nearby 4.30 per case current receipts 4.90 for Western firsts, cheeses quiet with varied quality, poultry and dressed fowls firm, roosters and chickens priced, potatoes higher with Pennsylvanian prices per bushel 80 90 cents and higher choice 78 84 cents.
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Philadelphia
F. c
Ft. c
New York
Court docket notes multiple DC divorces and estate deals
Supreme Court and Circuit Court records list divorces granted for Huechling vs Buechling Forrest vs Forrest Miller vs Miller Wyndham vs Wyndham and others. Probate entries include wills probated for Kellogg Tuttle Hollister Murphy and Hough with estates to executors. numerous real estate transfers filed across Washington DC neighborhoods.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Nies
Justice Gould
rHeyva
Warren
W. H. Holloway
W. F. Mattingly
Huechling Ve. Buechling
W. A. Duvall
George H. Macdonald
Forrest
Crandal Mackey
Wyndham
Plaintig
W. A. Coombe
Montague & Moriarty
Miller Ve. Miller
Plaintif
E. L. Giles
A. C. Walls
Chapman Vs
Mary E. Kellogg
Adelaida M. Tuttle
le Roy Tuttle
William H. Sardo
Pond
Kappler & Merillat
Edward R. True, Jr
W. K. Quinter
Beasle A. ‘Hough
A. L. Hough
Charles A. Rady
Bell Oliver Delaroche
Drew
Alida G. Almy
Deeds of Trusts and Fortunes in 1912 District Listings
A long list of deeds of trust detailing borrowers, lenders, and secured properties in Washington areas such as Eckington, Square 214s, Square 96, Square 4240, Square 2073, and others. Entries specify names, heirs, amounts from 125 dollars to 26 000, terms from one to four years, interest from five to six percent, and payment schedules.
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Edward W. Mollohan
Henry B. Davis
Hugh T. Taggert
H. Lacy
Emma M. Gregory
Jennite D. Lacy
Frances A. Lacy
Eckington
William
Ana Hry
Julia_D
Strong
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Amos H. Plumb
Hary G. Layecuk
Herman E. Gasch
Harry ¢. Bi
Washington Heights
Archibald C. Pryor
Charles A. Douglas
Hugh H. Obear
G. L. Baker
Douglas
William Taylor
Christian J. Gockeler
John A. Massie
Robinson White
Pleasant Plains
Isaiah P. Brooks
William L. Pollard
I. Melendez King
John K. Pollard
Ernst Dahle
Ernest L. Schmidt
George M. Emmerich
German- American Building Association
Royal L. Shannan Etux
Percy Thompson
Herbert T. Shannon
Harry Wardman
Thomas FP. Bones
Holmead Manor
Lona Gresset
Thomas P. Bones
Charles W. Bouvetet
B. Francis Saul
Seure
Barry Wardman
Thomas Bones
Lee G. Myers Et al
Francis Saul
Walter EB. Hilton
James C. Nealon
District of Columbia
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in City Properties
Real estate transfers list several parcels in Georgetown Metropolis View Anacostia Avenue Massachusetts Avenue Heights Chevy Chase Wesley Heights Kingston Fourth Street Northwest and other areas. Notable transfers include Lacy to Mollohan part lot 12 for $1 and McCreary to Farr on Anacostia Avenue with $10 value.
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Tenth
D Streets
Margaret c. Forston
Harry G. Laycock
Herman R. Howenstein
Florida Avenue
Benedetto Canao
Rosa L. Cuneo
Ninth Street
O and P Streets
Mount Pleasant
Maria Cuneo
Rosa GL Cuneo
Hfe
Columbia Heights
Sue Hartis Waters
Cordelia Cogswell
Twenty
Samuel M. Dixon
Andrew J
Dixon
West Woodridge
William R. Coon
Warren A. Humphrey
Square
Neva J. Coon
Fourth Street
Mary Sweeney
Viz
Patrick
Daniel Driscoll
Thirtieth Street
Marshall L. Smith
MM. Frank Ruppert
National Capital Brewing Company
Douglas
Samuel R. Bond
William Taylor
Thirty-Fourth
Margaret E. Smith
William C. Rosenbusch
Randle
C. Burton Rodrick
Kalorama Heights
Ellen
V. Motter
George H. Myers
Holmead
Harry Wardman
Royal I
Mary B. C. Shuman
Pleasant Plains
Charles W
Gertrude L. Bouvet
Holmead Manor
Lena Greaser
Tenth Street
East Capitol
James
William H. Lacy
Edward W. Mollohan
Water Street
Georgetown
William Hitz
The
Real Estate and Improvement Company
Susan P. White
Metropolis
Donald McPherson
Jacob, George
Eberhart J
Pauline M. Lamparter
Ada Judith Bauer
Anacostia Avenue
Districtine
Emmé
A. McCreary
Franklin C
Catherine A. Farr
Said Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue Heights
Americas Security and Trust Company Et al
Juliz D. Strong
Chevy Chase
Lella G. la Varre
Wiliam J
Mana Lee Parke
Phil
Parke
Square 1865
Wesley Heights
Jesse ‘L. Helskett
Ada M. Hill
Kingston
Heber L. Thornton
Clara L. Hill
Clarence C Weldeman
Ralph B Horton
L L Perkins Executors Administrators Ac Car Employes
A terse legal notice lists L L Perkins as notarial or fiduciary parties with executors administrators and agents involved. It references a specific address and building details. The fragmentary item implies duties related to estate handling and formal filings in a local jurisdiction. The text suggests a notice requiring action by named parties within a set timeframe.
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Ac. OM
Fhone Maia Tis
Polorads Bidg
Ex Premier Rouvi er Dead From Pulmonary Congestion
Paris reports the death of Maurice Rouvier a twice premier of France at his Neuilly home from pulmonary congestion. Born in 1842 at Aix he first served as premier in 187? and finance minister. his brief ministry did not remove General Boulanger from war minister. He later became premier again in 1906 resigning after a deputy defeat on a church disorders debate.
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Boulanger
Paris
Maurice Rouvier
Neuilly-sur-Seine
M. Rouvier
Aix
Ihis
Gen. Boulanger
Itwne
Chamber of Deputies
Opera offerings dominate National theater week program
The Aborn English Grand Opera Company ends its National run with Carmen and Martha, Edith Bradford returning in Carmen and Regine Vicario soloing in Martha. The Columbia Players stage Before and After, featuring fanmakers in key roles. The Belasco hosts The Lottery Man and Waterloo, plus Glen Echo Park fireworks and open air dancing as the season kicks into high gear.
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English Grand Opera Company
George Bizet
Friedrich von Flotow
Edith Bradford
Washington
Regine Vicarino
Belasco
Vagabonds
Aida Johnson Young
New York
Cyril Scott
Sir Henry Irvine
Glen Echo Park
Atlantic City
Glen Echo
Gien Echa
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Asten R. Pyles
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Frances Nelison
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