Bank of England Holds Bullion at Fourteen Year High
A chaotic stock market shows limited movement as traders and readers parse gains and losses. Bank of England holdings reach their highest in fourteen years while weather remains warm and clear, aiding wheat and corn belts. copper prices slip amid mixed industrial signals and cautious investor mood.
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New York Bond Market News and Stock Exchange Note
W. B. Hibbs & Co. received six items related to the New York bond market and stock market developments. The report references bankera and the Chicago Hoard of perhaps misread entities connected with the exchange activities.
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Washington stock and commodity market notes June report
Washington stock exchange highlights include Potomac Electric and Capital Traction with mixed trading at multiple price points. Grain and dairy receipts, poultry conditions, and pork prices show steady to firm trends, with wheat corn oats and coffee futures cited and regional cattle and fruit movements noted.
Local financial market holds strong as trading slips
Trading on the local exchange was quiet with small sales and bids for standard stocks and bonds. Washington Railway and Electric advanced on fair sales while Capital Traction met limited demand at higher highs. Potomac Electric Consolidated 6s moved, Langton rights traded heavily, and mergers for Columbia Bank continue amid high bids.
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Grain market report New York June wheat corn oats
New York grain prices steady for spot wheat No 2 red at 1.03 nominal c 1 raised modestly in morning trading on cables and shorts covering then eased in afternoon. July near 98.5 September 87 December 98 shipments 9 161. Corn steady No 2 67 spot 66 to arrive. Oats mixed spot 28 to 92 pounds nominal receipts 3 650 shipments 1 758.
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Legal Record of District Court Docket and Proceedings
District court calendar records numerous civil motions, trials, and subpoenas. It lists dozens of cases with defendant and plaintiff names, the assigned judges, motion statuses, and dates for today and upcoming hearings including circuit court actions, habeas corpus, and bankruptcy appearances.
Deeds of trust across multiple squares and suburbs
Listing numerous deeds of trust securing varied sums from $670 to $12,000 across Georgetown, Woodley Park, Kalorama Heights, Mount Pleasant, and other DC areas. Loans range from six percent to semiannual interest with terms from three months to several years, secured on diverse lots and blocks, including properties in Columbia Heights and Petworth.
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H. R. Howenstein
W. Reeves
Edgar R. Richardson
Anna M. Harlow
Et Air
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Fred McKee
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Ada C. Willams
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Woodley Park
Daisy M. Smith
B. Francis Saul
Walter E Hilton
Harry M. Ellis
Francis Saul
Herbert T. Shannon
Middaugh & Shannon
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Joseph F. Muthare
Frank J. Clevdonne
James Berry
Perpetual Building Association
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Mary al Fenwick Tay Henry
Stewart
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Anacostia
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Maude I. Griswold
Mount Pleasant and
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Madelle L. Holland
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Louis R. Penk
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Francis A. Brrndon
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Baltimore Markets Wheat and grain prices and regional notes
Baltimore market report lists wheat and oats prices with nominal and spot figures for Southern wheat 97, Oats No 1 44 44 percent, No 2 4 percent, rye No 2 Western domestic 82 83. Toledo and Oil City notes include credit terms and figures for shipments, damages cited at 25 000, names James Sehodeléve James O Conlon Peter Conlon George Preston D Douglas Wilson Edward Tucker.
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Wall Street Gossip on Retrenchment and Road Expansion
Special to The Washington Fest reports mixed railroad policy views. Great Northern plans 160 miles of new Oregon tracks and a New Haven extension costing 2.81 million. Atchison cuts for California, bonds issued, while Western Hawley prepares 6 760 freight cars, with broader price declines across grain, cotton, and retail goods amid belt-tightening.
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Equity Suite and Divorce Docket Summary
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Real Estate Transfers in Randle Highlands and Northwest DC
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels in Randle Highlands Woodley Park and Northwest Washington from various grantors to purchasers including United States Realty, Washington Loan and Trust, Midnaugh & Shannon, Emma May, Margaret Cogewell and others. Transfers show lot numbers squares and nominal prices, with multiple properties on Rhode Island Avenue Florida Avenue and New Jersey Avenue among others.
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Roger Melling
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Hocking Valley suit ends as judge dismisses to enjoin stock sale
New York June 16 Judge Lacombe United States circuit court granted the motion to discontinue the suit brought by H Raymond Munger against Hocking Valley Railway Company J Pierpont Morgan George W Perkins Edward T Stotesbury and others without cost The suit sought a court decree that the railway company by paying 1520000 to J P Morgan Co effected a specific appropriation for redeeming its preferred stock and that holders not redeemed had claims to the trust fund in Morgan Co s possession It also asked an injunction to prevent transfers of stock bonds or interests in Kanaweha and Michigan Railway Toledo and Ohio Central Zanesville and Western and Middle States Construction Co
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New York Cotton Prices Ease as Market Closes
The New York cotton market remained quiet on June 16 with prices showing further irregularity. The general trend was downward though the close was 2 or 3 points above the day’s low, as traders awaited July and August outlooks and government condition figures before next month’s reports.
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Washington Produce Market Prices
Wholesale market report notes a generally easier week with steadily rising vegetable receipts and declining prices. Virginia and Tennessee poultry prices mix with butter, cheese, and assorted vegetables. figures cover fats, meats, and fresh produce including apples, oranges, greens, and tomatoes with varying per unit costs.
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Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
June trading shows varied demand across cattle hogs sheep and calves. Cattle receipts 7,409 with dull market except good steers up to 6 75. hogs 9 65 to 9 70. sheep 18,000 head steady with lambs around 6 75 to 9 00 and yearlings near 6 50.
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Cotton Mills in New England to Cut Hours for Summer
About 9 800 textile workers in the New England states face shortened work schedules as mill owners adopt a summer short time policy. Officials anticipate the idle period to double in July and affect operations across Boston and surrounding areas.
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