Bear Clique Sparks Decline in Wall Street Trading
London market strength contrasts with New York as a bear clique reportedly sought to force liquidation. United States Steel led declines amid rumors of a $50,000,000 bond issue while Bank of England rate cuts aided foreign weakness. Gas stocks and St Paul rights questions added pressure as Copper, Southern Pacific, and Louisville and Nashville moves influenced sentiment.
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Washington Poat
New York
Baltimore and Ohio
Atvigend
London
Bank of England
Baltimore and
Ohio
United States Steel
Beltef Inwood
St. Paul’s
Supreme Court
St. Paul
Paris
Wall Street
South
Southern Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Bates
HighlyLow
HighLow
Kansas City Southern
Car and Foucdry
Hansag City
Pidee
Amarican Cotton
Minneapolis
St. Touts
Priesourl Pactto
Minsgouri
Kansas
Texas
Wyl
Kanews
Scruey O Quer
Eacnoure
Aia Asias . Distret
Columbia Lands
Philippine Land Furchzee
WojAmerican Locomotive Pta
Tt. R
Eseoeeesnef
Norfolk and Western
Jamerizan
Metropolitan Railroad
Anaconda Mining
North American
Joy
Columbia Railroad
BAM Atchison
Northern Pastill
Columbia Fairroad
Atchlaan Pl
Pacific Mail
City
Submryan Hallisad
Atlantie Chas Ling
Pennsylvania
Anscostia and
Potomac Gs
Washington
Baltimore
People's Gas
Baltimers
Pita
St Louis
Brooklyn
Canadian Pacific
Nowdareeyss
Pullman Palace
Chesapeake and Ohion
Tees
Chicazo and Alton
Republic Steal
Bristol
Blcetele
Miscelancana Bonda
Washington Gas Company
Washinxion Tins Company
Washington Market
Potomac Electric Light
Chicago
Alton
Norfolk
Stein
Chicago Great Western
Rocke Tetend Ca
Bate Deposit and Trust otoelia—National Safe de
Chiexso
Northwestern
Rock Irland Rapid
Miant St Paul
Colorado
Rairoad
Central ‘Traction
Colorado and Southern
Washington Railway and Electric
Western
Eeraerded Ea Oeer Oca
Toledo
St. L
Ios Reson
National City
The
Washington Railway
Bristol Gne
Fiedcic
Sai
National Bank
Pf. Jco
Delaware
Hadwoo
Del
Lack
Byye
United States
Ganecni Electris
Adi Joo
Great Northern Vf
SIG
SON
Caroiing Chemical
Hocking Vatley
Wells-Pargo
Ifwestinghouse Trestrio
Wester
Union
Wassvecee
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Aawisconsin Centra
International Pump
Iowa Central
Wisconsin
Roemer Ae Ee
San Co
Bankers
F Street, Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Cattle Market Report Figures
Market data shows cattle steady with calves, sheep and lambs also steady. Prices listed per cwt for cattle hogs and sheep, with primes and commons noted for calves cows and old stock, details mixed and partially garbled.
Wall Street Gossips on Steel Price War and Market Declines
New York June 2. The price cutting war among Tennessee Coal and Iron Republic Steel and Stoss Sheffield threatens to slow steel industry growth. U S Steel issues led the decline as profit taking hit railroad stocks. Reading and Southern Pacific moves featured large volumes and dividend talk. Rumors of Paris bankers pressuring Pennsylvania loan terms were denied, while June dividends from Baltimore and Ohio remained unexplained.
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Apedal
Washington Post
New York
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Republic Steel
Stoss Sheffield
Wall Street
Bears
United States
Reading
Louisville
Nashville
Pennsylvania
Paris
Baltimore
Ohio
New York Stock Market Report June 21
Washington Stock Exchange closing bids showcase diverse listings from Columbia Railroads to Electric utilities. Notable ties include Amalgamated Copper and National Lead trading amid broad sector activity, with totals reaching about 1,019,000 shares for the day.
Quiet Local Market With Limited Trading Activity
The local market was quiet yesterday as trading lagged and enthusiasm waned. Railways showed little movement with slight quotation changes while Washington Railway and Fredric were most active in this class. Capital Traction held steady with bids around 1425-4 and 143 asked, Greene Copper traded at 44, Mitchell Mining stayed near 71-8, and the Central National Bank boosted its semiannual dividend to 6 percent. The bank’s annual dividend becomes 12 percent and $50,000 was set aside from undivided profits to surplus, bringing total appropriation to 200,000 on a capital base of 500,000.
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Tradigx
Tme
Washington Railway
Fredric Preferred
Greene Copper
Mitchell Mining
Central National Bank
New York
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Btock Exchange
Washington
Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Abt
Amrican Tobacco
Atchison General
Atchison Adjustment
Atlantic Coast Line
Beltimore
Ohio
Baltimore
Renssailly Pleady
Ateady
Liverpool
Texas
Central of Georgia
Georgia
Chesapeake
Chicago
Allen
Darlington
Darlington and Quincy
K. Land
Pavifle Railroad
Pacifle Railroad Cor
St. Lane General
Solorado Industrial
Colorave
Nvvies
Colorado Midand
Colorado
Southern
Guba
Denver
Tito Grande
Distillers’ Securities i
Erie
Erie General
Hocking Valley
Japan
Louisville
Nashville
Manhattan
Consol Xale
Gentral
Menham Central Dist Inc
Marnieapolis
St. Louis
Missouri, Kansas
National Railroad of Mexico
Consol
New York Central General
New Dorset Central General
Northern Pacific
Northern
Norfolk and Western
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Reading General AG
Louis
Iron Mountain
St Louis
San Francisco
Maryland
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Onered
Banda
Honda
National’ Banke
Sactvisaier Rae
Distriet
Wheat and grain prices slide amid rust reports and forecasts
Chicago and national grain markets report rust findings in Texas and Illinois, Argentine shipments seen down, and Italian and Okla Indian harvests weak. Wheat futures drift lower late day while corn and oats show varied moves, with supplies and cash demand shaping sentiment. Local receipts mix with export interest and Liverpool responses influencing price directions.
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New York
R&e
Spotenay
Northerm
Duluth
Manitoba
Argentina
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers
F Street
Mebbers
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
Chicago Board of Trade
BOM SA
Eptember
Chicago
Liverpool
Focal Exchange
Logan County
Italy
Wis
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Soag
Annoapolis
Chiergo
Mc Bigher
Loral
Yoral Packers
Wertorn
Elose Reptember Park
Estin
Baltimore Markets Report From June Dull Trading
Baltimore markets show dull and unchanged tone with mixed commodity notes. Wheat, corn, and soybeans list spot and future prices, receipts, and domestic quotes though several lines are garbled, reflecting a subdued trading day and uncertain adjustments across grains.
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Baltimore
Strang
Byrdsir
Yelow Cork
New York Bond Market and Cotton Show Mixed Trading
New York June 21 bond market and cotton market activity described with mixed signals. Closing prices show slight declines in cotton amid favorable weather. bonds and stocks cited with multiple issuers and rates, alongside exchange rates and commodity movements in a broad market snapshot.
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Rington
Foxton
Albany
Fenton and Maloe
Hoxton
Fishburg
York
New
Arge. Chemical
Americas
Arge Chemical
Pla
Dominion
Iran and Steel
Falzon Electric Turn
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Electric Pd
Masachusetts Gas
United Flat
United Shoe Stack
Sterling Exchange
Eaby
Unclear grocery prices and terms from older market list
Mixed commodity notes show readings for butter eggs sugar and dairy items with ratings and prices. Entries include No 2 mixed quality products, Western exports, creamery fancy grade, imitation items, and noting steady or unchanged conditions. Prices cited for sugar and dairy range around 4.90 per unit with varied weights and sizes.
Washington Produce Market Quotations Indicate Prices
Wholesale quotes show watermelons and dairy products with mixed availability and prices. Live poultry demand eases as fowls turkeys ducks and geese vary by weight, while vegetables and fruits list steady markets with barrels crates and per dozen or per box pricing across New potatoes, apples, oranges and other items.
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Nepeby
Virginia
Western
New Fork State
Golund
New York Produce Prices and Market Letters
New York June 2 reports show butter and cheese steady, buttermilk and fats firm. Grain oils and cottonseed oil quoted, while peanuts and potatoes display varied prices. hogs, pork, lard, and beef items mostly steady with limited activity across markets and rail freight unchanged.
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New York
Toni
Western Troilers
Harrale
Axpatis
New Music House Building Planned by Hugo Worch
Frank Meyers has completed designs for a four story music building to be erected by Hugo Worch at 1110 G Street NW between Eleventh and Twelfth. The $30,000 project will feature a 25 by 128 foot lot, plate glass front with copper frames, white maple floors, two display rooms, and electric elevators. Ground level shows room with recital space on the second floor and upper floors for instrument displays. A Salvation Army Industrial Home manager seeks hymn books and supplies, and government receipts and expenditures for the period are listed with totals for redemption, customs, and miscellaneous sources.
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Frank Meyers
Hugo Worch
G Street
Lincoln National Bank report of condition likely misdated
The document presents a financial report of the Lincoln National Bank of Washington DC, listing assets and liabilities. It details resources including loans and discounts, bonds, deposits, reserves, and vault holdings, with signatures and attestations by bank officers and a notary.
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Lynn, Wall & Co
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J. Sage & CO
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