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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1910

Page

2

Market Dull Then Amalgamated Drops In Late Trading

A London market summary notes dull trading with Amalgamated slipping in late session amid a broad decline. The Wall Street weakness is downplayed by a favorable May foreign trade report, showing imports and exports swings that may indicate easing consumer demand and cautious optimism for the balance of trade.

Wall Street

Market summary of copper and financials in New York and London

The copper market showed weakness with quotes in New York for June 16 25 16.7 percent and futures in London at £55 38s. London spot £34 1s with futures £55 38s. Iran shipments quiet with no. 1 foundry Northern 1675217 and other quotes. Money on call steady at 2 1/2 percent with time loans easy. Sterling exchange steady with bank bills 4 8425 4 4489 for 60 day and 4 6660 for demand. Bar silver 58 1/2, Mexican dollar 44. Bond markets mixed.

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Washington Produce Market Prices and Varieties

Market overview shows easier demand this week with steadier poultry and rising vegetable receipts while prices decline. Lists quotes for eggs butter cheese poultry vegetables fruits and dressed meats with regional price ranges and packaging notes.

Virginia Tennessee New York State New Large Florida

New York Produce and Wheat Market Summary

New York reports mixed commodity prices with dairy, eggs, and poultry steady to firm. Wheat and corn futures react to Oklahoma supplies and Northwest weather forecasts while live cattle and hogs show uneven trading, with receipts varying and markets influenced by short-covering and cash demand.

Wall Street Gossip Special to The Washington Post

New York traders faced a thin market with limited activity as professionals led the day. Stocks favored by investment interest stayed steady while steel common fell and steel preferred rose amid mixed signals. Bond activity showed some sale of Panhandle bonds and a nearing disposition of New York Central equipment trusts.

Market dullness caps Washington stocks and bank moves

Dullness ruled the Local Stock Market yesterday with small attendance and few orders on the floor. Potomac Electric Light 53 traded at 1081-2, and Capital Traction declined to 1285-8 while Washington Railway and Electric preferred rose to 881-4 on light sales. Lanston rights trading continued, over 200 shares changing hands, closing at 35-3, with the stock at 796-3. The Commercial National Bank directors meet this afternoon amid expected election of W. A. H. Church as president. News on Columbia National Bank changes, the Exchange Bank plans, and other director shifts followed, including Edwin L. Poe as president of United Surety Company and resignations at E. J. Clark and H. G. Penniman. A Louisville and Nashville earnings rise near $7,000,000 is forecast for year ending June 30. Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company directors declare preferred dividend. common dividend action postponed until July. Georges Creek Coal and Iron Company mine sales do not end corporate existence. expected five-year continuation with mortgage details and payment schedule. Purchasers may pay off mortgage on ten days’ notice.

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DC Equity Court Rules Return Date for Multiple Cases

In District of Columbia equity and circuit courts, numerous cases proceed with rule returns and submissions. Listings include Kenton versus Kent, Lauder versus Bissell, and various bank and guardianship matters with assigned attorneys and upcoming dates.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Justice Anderson Kenton Kent Plaintia Tayolr AW. Gray Lauder Va Bissell Plaintif B. F. Leighton C. Peelle Kiesel Adrigans D. W. O'Donoghue J. L. Smith E. J. Giles T. L. Jeffords Benjamin Ve. Benjamin W. 9. Duvall Attornney F. M. Benjamin Fahy Ve. Fahy Sleman ¢ Lerch S Atorney W. H. Holloway Robertson Colford Conway Hobinson D. 8 Mackall John E. Laskey Ballinger W. Ballinger Lawler Clementa & Wright Greer Vs. Hrelter Carlington —Taylor Ray Ve Himball—McDonald Mannakee Mannaker Bradley—Johnson Saul Little Sisters Darlington—McGlue Smith Va. Smith Jones & Clinkecases—Pallard

Real estate transfers list across several Washington neighborhoods

A lengthy record of real estate transfers noting numerous parcels in Columbia Heights Woodley Park Takoma Park and Pleasant Plains. Buyers include H Bradley Davidson Mabel Grace Foster and Alfred Copeland among others with properties in blocks squares and streets such as Rock Creek Church Road Pleasant Plains and Mount Pleasant. Total sums cited include several ten dollar deeds and one larger transfer at Woodley Park valued around 1200 dollars.

Columbia Heights H. Bradley Davidson Charles H. Davidson Rock Creek Church Road Kennedy Norton M. Little E. Stonebraker G. B. Stonebraker Elias D. Little Balth L. Bliss Authur M. Little Alley Eleventh Twelfth Streets Clarence Colen B. F. Halter Frank & Collins Twenty Third Street N Street Heck Creak William ©. Hill Et al James B. Crabbe Ngton James B. Wimer Helen Myer Lot Il Lanier Heights John F. Lynch Eva J. Dolan Ninth Tenth George W. Barkman Emma M. Barkman Mfe John T. Barkan Georgia Avenue Anthony F. Lucas Merit B Martow Mount Pleasant Bequeland-Sigris Caperton M. Rider Seventeenth Streste Clarence W. Collbre Charles Francis Adame Patworth Abner Greenleaf George C. Hough Chevy Chase Alfred M. Copeland Amalia S. Ybor Square 1868 Ing v Isaac Crowdy Lovey J. Crowdy Sure Wa U Street Hyot Benjamin Stultz Lover J. Croway Square 301 Ana U Benjamin F. Stultz Lover I. Growdy Eleventh Street Virginia Avenue Anna E. Anderson Annie B. Sullivan Takoma Park Samuel P. Shadle Charles M. Heaton Woodley Park John T. Arms Aaron RB Forne End Pleasant Plains Harry Wardman Solem Lena Solem

Deeds of Trust Listings Across Washington District Areas

A long list of deeds of trust records filed in multiple DC wards including Columbia Heights Meridian Hill Garfield Ingleside and others. Names such as H Bradley Davidson Samuel Lewis Frank Dade and Maggie Trager appear with secured amounts ranging from 250 to 8600 and terms from 1 month to 7 years. Properties include various lots blocks and squares with semiannual or monthly payments and 5 to 6 percent interest.

Square 209 Samuel E. Lewis Milton E. Ailes William J. Fiether John M. Jones Meridian Hill Robert A. Miller Herman W. Smith John C. Muncaster Clara M. Smith Garfield Frank Dade George C.watson Simon Kennedy Bros Inglesideanna E. Ricketts Oscar J Harry L. Rust William M. Kennedy Kennedy & Davis Co Walter A. Sommers Benjamin S. Minor Kennedy Brog Stephen T. Brown C. Albert White William B. Creecy Columbia Building Association John N. Ruth Same Margaret EB. Rick Maggie J. Trager Wharton E. Lester Michael J. Colbert National Permanent Building Association Joseph A. Hoth James A. Cahill Harry M. Packard Dudley T. Haagan Square Mary A. Hogan Richard E. White Francis Dunigan Sama David J. Dunigan Brookland Virtla M. Rider Et Air James F. Hood F. R. Horner G. M. Brumbaugh Harriet I. Harrod Anna M. Campbell William E. Mdmonston L . R. Peek Edward S. McKnew University Park W. Granville American Security and Trust Company National Savings and Trust Company Petworth George C Hough Et Ax A. F. Box Edmund K Fox Frederick R. Walker Chevy Chase D. C Amalia M. Ybor de J . Garcia-Velez Thomas M. Gale Harold E. Doyle Alfred M. Copeland Lovey Crowdy John T. Arms Samuel A. Drury Lee Brown Washington Loan and Trust Company Herbert R. ¢. Shaw W. C. Duvall William H. Fridmogntan R. G. Duvall Pleasant Plains Olaf P. Salem B. F. Saul P. Thompson Harry Wardman Annie B. Sullivan L. A Grant Park John Burlet Christian J. Geckeler John A. Massie Robinson White

New York Cotton Market Quiet Amid Mixed Signals

New York June 15 The cotton market stayed quiet with price moves confined to a narrow range and closed easily down 2.9 points. Private cables blamed a soft Liverpool market on weaker trade conditions and note short time use in manufacturing. Domestic and foreign curtailment rumors influenced sentiment as Western and Central belts show favorable crop outlook against concerns in the East amid bull weevil reports across affected districts.

New York Liverpool

Gil Quotations Pa June 1 Credit balances and shipments

Credit balances average 2 pounds with 116,480. shipments 254, BB average 21,827. Toledo Kia June 1h North Lima 2 South china and pidlana 77.

Toledo Kia North Lima Cina Pidlana

Baltimore Markets Wheat and oats bid quotes and notes

Baltimore markets report June 15 shows grain bids with Wheat Quist and Oats Brendler lines. Southern mixed at 43 nominal. No. 2 white oats listed in brief, with limited price details and exchange notes.

Baltimore Southern Brendler

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