Reading Marks Mixed Day as Market Recovers from Slump
The New York stock market meandered through a dull session June 17 with many stocks ending higher than the previous day but below the session highs. Foreign selling eased as readings showed Reading and Harriman shares gaining while Interborough Metropolitan preferred added strength on hopes of a dividend. traders awaited President Wilson's currency stance and court views on segregation plans for the Harriman roads. Bonds remained firm with total sales around 1.441 million par.
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Tondon
Harriman
Interborough-Metropoltan Preferred
Wilson
United States
Live Stock Markets Report From Chicago and New York
Chicago market notes show hog receipts about 15 000 with prices mostly lower across light and heavy categories. cattle receipts around 3 000 with steady to slightly lower prices for beeves and steers. sheep receipts near 22 000 with natives and yearlings varied in price. New York data list beef and calf trading, calves slower and slightly lower, lambs around 4 30 to 7 10, and lamb and sheep activity softer overall.
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Chicago
Wehr
Polk
Coring
ARCO
New York
Veelog
Soramoen
Washington Stock Exchange reports and cotton market activity
The Washington Stock Exchange shows regular noon sales with United States coupon 4s at 113 percent and Capital Traction Railway 6s at 108 percent. Washington cotton market rises late session with new highs and closes mixed, active July to October futures amid Wall Street buying and favorable weather.
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United States
Capital Traction Railway
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Gay
Baltimore Markets Reported Prices June Market Notes
Baltimore market prices list firm wheat and oats with mixed corn, rye inactive, and varied poultry and egg rates by weight and region. Butter, cheese, and lamb prices appear with scattered figures. several items show illegible OCR markings but overall tone reflects a typical mid 19th or early 20th century concise market listing for traders.
Wall Street Gossip on Bank Syndicate and Rail Note Deals
A Wall Street roundup notes a syndicate backing a large railroad note issue at 7 percent total commission if bonds stay unredeemed this year. It cites Northwest crop optimism, rail earning resilience, and Missouri utilities approval for a Chicago Rock Island Pacific note issue. June circulars show price reductions versus earlier lists.
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Missouri Public Utilities Commission
Heago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Financial market activity shows strong Washington stocks rise
Active handling in Washington Gas and Washington Railway and Electric led the day with the largest exchange volume lately. Prices moved with 1 shares and 3000 dollars in bonds trading, closing bids around 86 with demand noted. preferred stock also firm. Washington Gas showed steady volume and a late bid to buy more at 83 1-2. Mergenthaler remained near 210, United States coupon bonds at 187-8, Capital Traction at 108-4. A creditors petition seeks bankruptcy for J Noble Hoover, alleging solvent status and transfers to a creditor.
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Federal National Bank
Commercial National Bank
Washington Gas
Washington Railway and Electric Pre- Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
LRO Ital Traction Co. Se
Cohnabis 2d Mort
Columbia Railway
Potomac Electric Con
Mort
Potomac Electric & Power
Amer. Tel
Teteg
Washington Market Co
Shin Ton Market Co
Orfolk and Wash
Biggs Realty
Len Public Utility Soca
Ital Traction Co
Weween
Wreck Railway and Electric
Wann
Virginia Ry
Wash
Vin and Kala
Steen Pref
Beashington Gas
Eaaw
Ug Mining
Greene-Cananes
National Bank Stoors
We Federal
Lincoln
National Savings and Trust
Union Trust Compas
United States Trust Co
Citizens Savings
Union Savings
Lame Savings
Arlington
Enero Firemen’s
Ator National Union
Columbia
Washington Gasy
Washington Railway
Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington
Mergenthaler
Commercial National
Final decree sought in Kansas City Orient Railway receivership
In Kansas City on June 17, a motion for a final decree to permit sale of the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway was filed before Judge Follock. The case involves about 24 million dollars in bonds and aims to reorganize the railway under a new company with additional capital. A final decree was expected to be recorded the next day as a reorganization committee in New York charts details for rehab and transfer of properties.
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New Fork
Peindiate Te
Bankera
Kansas City
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway
Pollock
New York
Tennessee bonds not sold by funding board
The Tennessee funding board rejected bids for 11.5 million dollars in 40 year 4 percent bonds to fund state debt, noting the law requires sale of all bonds. Bids totaled 1.565 million at 87.43 to par. Also announced: W.H. F. Noyes named receiver of Dayton Coal and Iron Company, Dayton Tennessee, with assets about 1.6 million and two furnaces, amid suspensions tied to James Watson & Sons of Glasgow.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennnessee Funding Board
Dayton C. and I. Company
Chattanooga
W.H. F. Noyes
Dayton Coal and Iron Company
Dayton
James Watson & Sons
Glasgow
Scotland
Banks Flush With Cash Shield City From Market Tensions
New York reports show banks holding large reserves while New York City attracts currency from across the nation, led by National City Bank's large short term loan. Officials caution that despite abundant money, business activity appears prudent with little speculative risk as calls loom for potential fall conditions.
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National Banks
United States
West
New York
National City Bank
McAdoo
New York City
London
Great Britain
Parla
France
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Holland
Rutgers Honors 100-Year-Old Alum With In Absentia Law Degree
Rutgers College awarded an honorary doctor of law degree in absentia to Rev. John Mesick, Rutgers class of 1834 and the United States oldest living college graduate. Mesick, of York, Pennsylvania, was honored on the 147th commencement as the college marked its centennial birthday. President Demarest announced this year’s gifts, led by a $200,000 bequest from Mrs. Mary B. Pell of New York, plus a one third interest in a $2,000,000 residuary estate.
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N. J
Rutgers College
John Yryer Mexick
Rutgers
United States
Mesick
York
Demarest
Mary B. Pell
New York
Four Foot Fall Is Fatal Painter Hugo Walker Dies
Philadelphia reports the death of Hugo Walker a 66 year old painter who perished after a four foot fall on the anniversary of a longer fall. Despite fourteen prior tall drops he had only minor injuries from higher falls, until yesterday when a misstep from a ladder caused a broken neck and death.
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Hugo Walker
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Chicago Grain Prices and Market Notes
Wholesale quotations show Virginia to Delaware produce in demand with home grown vegetables moderate. Live poultry and dairy products listed, eggs and butter prices cited. Vegetables include Florida corn, lima beans, lettuce, peppers, and many seasonal items with varied crate, basket, and per bushel pricing. Wool and farm shipments data follow with balance, runs, and average figures.
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Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
New York State
New
West Virginia
Florida
Texas
California
New York Produce Market Summary June 17 New Jersey and nearby prices
New York Produce Exchange notes steady to firm for butter cheese eggs pork beef and other staples. Butter receipts 5160, cheese unsettled with mixed quality, eggs firm with varied grades, poultry steady, flour hay pork beef and meats quiet, cottonseed oil firm with summer futures, sugar steady, coffee steady with mild quiet, furnishes and cabbages steady with unchanged freight rates.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Cordova
Death Runs Reproduced In Railroad Wreck Probe
A New Haven inquiry Into last week’s Springfield express wreck staged a reproduction with identical engine, car setup and speed. The rear collision was halted 1,800 feet from the crash site as brakes were applied at 2 miles per hour in Stamford with rail officials and investigators aboard.
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New Haven Road
Springfield Express
Sayfe
New Haven
Stamford
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Public Utilities Commission
Doherty
Smith
McConville
Fowler
Rembrandt Brings $108200 at Budapest Master Sale
Paris reports high prices at the Nemes collection sale from Budapest. Rembrandt's portrait of his father sold for $103200 and Franz Hals Portrait of a Gentleman fetched $58000.
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Budapest
Paris
Marczell de Nemes
Rembrandt
Franz Hals
Real Estate Transfers Recorded Across Washington D C
A batch of property transfers lists multiple transactions across streets including 20 percent Street Northwest Fifth Street Northeast and Meridian Hill. Notable entries show John H Nolan selling lot 4 percent square 96 for 10 dollars and Louis Ostermayer selling lot 57 square 805 for 10 dollars to Sarah F Dieta. Other transfers include Lloyd G Henry to Orlavus June Engelside and Jacob S Graver to William Henson with prices cited at 310 and 19 dollars respectively.
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Louis G. Ostermayer
Sarah F. Dieta
Sydenham B. Dietz, Jr
Louis G Ostermayer
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Mollie B. Kaufmann
Mary £. Frott
Jacob S Graver
William and
Hattie Henson
Randld ‘Hichland
United States Trust Company
M. W. Jenkins
R. Lee Burton
Andrew M Curry
Heber
Thorn
Prospect Street
Thirty-sixth
Lucac Harvey
James &. George
Plains
Spepeer A. Harris
Walter E. Kox
Bolth
Carolina Avenue
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Arthur
Muses Etux
Harry Fox
Fable
Roberts
Lexington Street
Etreete
John D Garman
Jay H Garman
Square Sry
Pleasant Plains
Charles Schafer
al Tees
William Ho Fisher
Eigrth
Maz
Mexer
Bo Dedek
Harry Wardman
Peter ‘Laudenslager
Mount Pleasant
David J Dueigan
Mattie
Irela
Rufus
H Baker
H. Claude Cryer
John Wo Pilling
Antrey H Staples
Twenty-Third Street
straits—Bond Building Company
Damen Strayer
Philadelphia Markets Report Unchanged Prices June 17
Philadelphia markets show eggs steady to lower with various case prices for nearby and Western eggs. Cheese remains firm while wheat and corn stay steady, oats unchanged. Potatoes weak with choice potatoes quoted per bushel.
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Firets
Western
Northern
Duluth
New York Grain Market Update June 17
Spot wheat weak with No 2 red nominal and No 1 Northern Duluth down as futures slip after showers in the Northwest and higher country offerings. Corn eases with export and afloat bids at 69 percent for No 2. Oats firm with standard white at 47 to 48, No 2 at 4 to 4.6 percent.
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Chicago
Riba
New York
Duluth
New York Money Market Report June 17
Money on call steady at 2 percent roving rate. Bankers and commercial paper quoted around 6 percent for prime mercantile. Bills and exchange firm with actual boeimers in backers. Government bonds steady. Rail bonds reading mixed.
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Ko Momhy Fea Prime Mercantile
Eterling Exchange
Boeimers
Gays Brilie
Legal Record highlights from the District of Columbia courts
The column lists civil and criminal cases in the Supreme Court and Circuit Courts, detailing parties, attorneys, and outcomes. Notable items include judgments, alimony matters, criminal pleas, probation referrals, and numerous ongoing assignments and continuances across multiple courts.
Deeds of Trust in Lanier Heights and Surrounding Squares
A long list of deeds of trust records across Lanier Heights and nearby squares details lenders and trustees including Agernen & Gardiner, W, and National Permanent Building Association. Several parcels Sixty to One thousand three hundred dollars with terms of three years at six percent semiannual payments shown for multiple properties in Eckington, Pleasant Plains, Reservoir View, and other blocks. The notices reference owners such as Katie Lime, John L Russ, Elizabeth Pendleton, and William H Fisher, with numerous trusts transferring property to building associations and guardians.
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Rosie
Nanran
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Gopher
George
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Perani
Wright
Ernest Ho
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Warroeske Guardian
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Secere
Popeia
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Ancure
Elizabeth
Oriental Building Association
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Henry H. Bergmann
Charles Schafer
Northern Liberty German-American Building Association
Reservoir View
William S Phillipe
Charles J Saxer
Wharton FE
Seater
Michael J. Culbert
National Perment Building Association
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Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative
Jacob
Gruver
Horatty N. Taplin
Thomas J. Deavitt
Lilie T Taplin
Claude Cryer
William KK. Elelis
Charles W. Simpson
Joale E. Baldwin
Aubrey H. Staples
Henry P Blair
Arthur Hellen
John W. Pilling
Corcoran Thom
George PF. Tucker
William E. Edmonston
George G. McElwee
Doward S McKnew
Job Harris
Willam L. King
Charles C Milburn
William W Grier
The Metal Market Update and Copper Prices
In New York on June 17 copper markets show weakness with standard spot to August quoted around 4. W¢p14.00 for electrolytic and 15.00 for ingot, casting at 14.75. London copper work spot at £64 6d, futures near 65. Quiet elsewhere with Cleveland war fate noted at 53 4%4d.
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