Stocks Close Strong Sentiment Abroad Is Better
The Washington Post reports a light 142000 shares traded on the stock exchange, yet prices rose late as speculation grew that the market is now fairly liquid. London sentiment improves with Paris settlement in view, and $3650000 in gold engagements for Paris plus $1750000 for London indicate rising international demand.
Boston Closing Prices Rushed by Market Slumps
New York June 3 Money on call steady at 8 3% percent. Clearing rates show 3% in most bids and offers. Time logs dull with sixty days at 4% and ninety days at 4 4% per cent. Prime mercantile paper at 8% and 4.6%. Sterling exchange weak with various rates. Demands 4.34 for sixty day bills. Commercial bills 4.38% and bar silver at 67.34. Mexican dollars 52%. Government bonds steady. Railroads irregular.
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Norfolk and Washington gas stock plans amid redemption talks
Local financial notes show Norfolk and Washington considering calling their outstanding 5 percent bonds around 110 to redeem and leverage its treasury. President Noment departs Friday for vacation with redemption plans mapped out. Gas wire shares fluctuated with bids around 69 and 68 1/2, while 5,000 shares outside the city drew private purchase rumors. Graphophone common rose to 44, Lanston common stayed firm at 12, Mergenthaler traded around 206 to 205 1/2 as investors sensed additional stock in circulation. Washington institutions remained cautious with call money between 2 1/2 and 3 percent until confirmed liquidity.
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New York Bond Market and Commodity Data Report
Furnished by ERB and W. B. Hibbs with bond listings from American Tobacco to St. Louis and San Francisco. The cotton market moves higher on improved South weather and outside demand. near term futures with July, August, September notes show gains. cattle, hogs, and sheep prices mixed in New York Chicago and Baltimore markets.
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Baltimore Markets Report Show Mixed Produce Slumps and Gains
Washington produce market quotes show varied prices across dairy, poultry, meats and vegetables with declines in some states and gains in others. Butter quality improves with steady stock, while dressed poultry and ducks see softer demand and fluctuating prices. North Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia reflect notable price shifts. reporters note market dullness for ducks and rising turkey quotes.
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New York Produce Markets Report Large Dairy and Grains Prices
New York markets show steady dressed poultry and firm butter with strong egg receipts. Wheat and corn futures rise on export demand and bullish foreign news, while hogs, rye, and feed components trend mixed amid regional price reports.
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Chicago Grain Prices Tumble Amid Weak Market Outlook
Chicago grain markets closed weak as large long-seller activity surfaced. September wheat slipped, oats fell sharply, corn showed pronounced losses while pork and lard futures also edged higher or lower depending on contract. Receipts and weather aided the downturn with bearish pressure from Liverpool gains and favorable crop prospects.
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Wall Street Gossip Sparks Few Trades and Quiet Optimism
The Washington Post reports New York June 24 with stocks trading a mere 143,900 shares. About 60,000 in the last hour and 7,000 in the final hour show a dull day, traders turning to idle amusements as brokerage silence grows. Analysts note the market is sold out with little fresh liquidation, while a few see a potential rally if confidence improves. The day features scant real news developments aside from gas stock activity and a lone 150-share purchase, amid a backdrop of gold exports drawing capital away from equities and a cautious mood before continental market equilibrium.
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Record of Court of Appeals DC and Criminal Docket Entries
Adjourined from day to day. Supreme Court DC. Numerous cases with appearances, pleas, and sentences. United States v Henry Holmes and multiple indictments. criminal and probate actions. guardianships. estates massed with names and attorney firms listed for each action.
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Real estate transfers across Washington DC squares
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds with buyer and seller names across squares 1240 61 878 101 192 156 147 1055 611 794 and districts such as Kenilworth Bloomingdale Randle Highlands and Barry Farm. Entries show parcels from part lots to full lots with prices from 10 to 210 dollars, including trustees and estates.
Deeds of Trust Read in Washington Area Records
A slate of deeds of trust is reported, naming creditors and debtors with properties in Washington area. Frank Nixon to John Ritout and Price C Clarky secures Glen E B Green 700 dollars for two years at five percent, payable semi annually, covering lots 21 to 26. Samuel M Arnell et al secure Endeable Cooperative Building Association 3390 dollars on lot 74, block 5, square 12. Beahter et ux to George P and Douglass S Mackall secures Weanington Six Per Cent Permanent Savings Association 500 dollars on lot 29, Fifth and Square cls Hamill. Benjamin Martin and others appear in various trust actions and debts including 250 dollars over five years at five percent. Ernestine F Terflinge secures 2.50 dollars over five years, part of lot 27 Fourth Street between M and N streets north. Bessie L Motte to Tannney Brown annuity 1800 dollars. Henry Downs et ux to Downes et ux secure Hunice taiger's claim 5200 dollars over three years at five percent semi annually. James Shea and Albert Fox secure George G Pumphirey and Richard H Batley 700 dollars over twenty-eight months at five percent semi annually, Third and streets southeast. University notices list Henry F Schlegel et al and Louis B Rennasser with mortgaged sums and terms around 550 dollars over one year at five percent semi-annual, on Lot AQUAHE fats Parton Miller et ux to H.
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Mining Market Letter on Nevada Utahs Bold Rise
A 1907 market letter highlights Nevada Utah stock surging to 52-8 bid and 61-5 offer, with strong buying and expectation of further gains to 2 or 3 dollars per share. Goldfield Consolidated, Pittsburg Lead, and other curb issues are noted as strong bets. the piece urges buying on margin and predicts many curb stocks will join the New York Stock Exchange, promising sizable profits.
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Brokers and loan ads flood a 1900s city page
A fragmented newspaper fragment lists brokers C F Jonasson Co at 44 46 Broadway New York and Heisken Mlerah at 10068 F St NW plus Wilson Jesse H Wilson Jr and William McK Osborn borrowing 1000 for three years at 5 percent with semiannual payments. It mentions property lots 2 and 6 and street corners near G and second avenues with other names and addresses including St Louis Alexander and Grimshaw Watts in a dense notices section.
Treasury closes 25 million 4 percent bond purchase
The Treasury Department completed yesterday the purchase of 25,000,000 in 4 per cent bonds maturing July 1 under the Secretary of the Treasury's order issued last April. No further 4 percent bonds will be bought at this time, but unredeemed bonds will be taken up when offered after July 1 next.
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