Wheat Decline Follows Crop Scare Amid Stocks Slide
New York June 21 The spring wheat crop scare renewed pressure on stocks with prices slipping as reports from Minnesota and the Dakotas described dry spells and heat. Wheat options rose while grain futures weakened, a trend tied to weather and harvest prospects. Washington debates state tax and rail policies adding to market unease as bank balance sheets and dividends influence sentiment.
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Washington Post
New York
Minnesota
Dakotas
Stack
Howitt Wats
Rey
Anabony
Bow Geovidies
New York Grain and Bonds Report June 24
Wheat steady to higher on bullish crop reports, July at 1.08, Sep 1.04, Dec 1.05. corn firm to arrive basis with no spot trades. oats mixed with grade ranges and shipments. Money on call 2 to 3 percent, bankers' bills firm, sterling at 4.84 to 4.60, bar silver at 62.4.
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New York
Dakotas
de Cember
C. Lf
Jane
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Jaondon
Custom House
Veland
Fio
Foundry Northern
Tnt Southern Sud
Southern
Dales
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Charlestone
Winhington
Norfolk Stemay
Memphis
Bt. Louis
Cincinnati
Uy AG
Louisville
Great Britain
Consolidated
Continent
Japan
Mexico
New York Cotton and Commodity Prices Report
The New York cotton market closed steadier with a small gain, a private Georgia Alabama outlook showed improvement in Georgia and steady in Alabama, while bullish reports came from eastern and western belts. Currents include copper, flour, pork, and tea trade notes with mixed spot and futures quotations across soft commodities and metals.
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New York
Georgia
Alabama
Wheat and finance outlook from Wall Street gossip
New York reports from June 24 summarize J J Hil's wheat outlook noting a harvest similar to 1909 with drought losses in some localities and possible yield boosts from rain in ten days. Montana wheat is strong while corn recovers after frost. Philadelphia market saw Lehigh Valley shares drop after stock privilege news. Southern Railway May figures show higher gross and net gains, bank operations with subtreasury show a $1,020,000 loss, yet deposits and reserves remain positive.
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Washington Post
New York
J. J. Hil
National Association of Millers
Minneapolis
Wall
Hurs
Raitroaa
New York Central
Southern Pacific Common
Union Pacific Common
American Tobacco
General Electric
Local securities market stalls as brokers curb activity
The local securities market was quiet with few orders and low attendance at the exchange. Prices moved little with Washington Railway and Electric remaining steady at 968 and 217, while several banks and unions posted modest changes amid cautious trading. The report notes sizable dividend payments and a large July disbursement total, plus city financial maneuvers involving Western Maryland Railway Company certificates of deposit and the Baltimore Trust merger.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Rights
American National Bank
Calimbia National Bank
United States Trust
Itter
Washington Rwy
Georgetown Gar
Washington Gag
Washington Gas
Capital Traction
Potomac
City
Supurban
Columbia
Metroyitan
Ington
Alex
Vernon
Carontal
Chesapeake and Potomac
Emerson Steam
Washington
Washington Key
Ptd- Wash
Mt. Vernon
Norfolk
Wahington
Georgetown
American Telephony and Telegraph
Aq, Lonston of Rights
Ah Greene-Cannea National Bank
American
Cantal
Columb
District
Fitee
Litcoln
Metropolitan
Trust Company
American Security and Trust
BAR National Savings and
Union ‘I
Wollallogton Loan and Trust
United States Tri ‘Trust
WM Savings Bank
Briviogs
Toi Union Savings
Dime Savini
East Washington Fire Insurance SiboKs
Artington
Reoran
National Union
Emerson
New York
Bradstreet
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
American Steel Foundry
St. Louis
Kansas City
Adams Express
Pittapurg
San Francisco
Sage
Boston Copper
Sheene
Baltimore
Fraden
Cincinnati
Pied Braden
Butte Coal
New Orleane
Minneapolis
Chicago Subway
Cleveland
el Rayo
Detroit
Wa Giroux Consolidated
Omaha
Goldfield Consolidated
Greene-Cannea
Los Angeles
Inspiration
Loutevilla
Intarcon
Milwaukee
la Rose Consolidated
Seattle
Mason Val
St Pau
Miami
Richmond
Nevada
Utah
Newhouse
Birmingham
Wheellog
Ray Consolidated
Wilmington
Calsden
Houston
Galveston
Yukon
Louisvie and
Nashville
Ar and Foundry
Aid Werigs
Mackay Co. ventAm
Car and Foundry
P. Md
Texao Ag
American Tos Securities
Kansas
Texas
Missiouri Pacific
Feramerican
Ot Am. Smelt
Itl. Ys
Amiican Steel Foundries
New York Central
N. Y
Ontario
West
Americon
Tel
American Tobacco
American Wooten
Northern Pacific
Uscant
Pacifi Mail
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Jorge
Pennsyvania
Atchigan Phi
People’s Gas
Atantic Coast Lin & Fit
Tluts
Btte
Daltimore
Ohio
Pittsburg
Bethlehem. Steel
Preesed Stes
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit
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Republic Steel
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Northwestern
Pst Louis
Mil
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Sloss-Sheffield S
FTH
Nec
Southern Pacific
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Southern Railway
Colorado and Southern
Soul Southern Railway
Neaver
Rio Grande
Gnost
St. L
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L O
Zoo
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General Electric
Western Mary Ad
Inter Harvester
GRY Weatinghoose Electric
Einal Aa Ttnter
Marine Pia
Western Union
Gatty International Paper
Lake Erla
International Pump
W. B. Hibb & Co
Hibbs Huilding
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Waglington Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric Ida
American National
Columbia National
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Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Western Maryland Railway Company
Baltimore Trust and Guarantee Company
International Trust Company
New Baltimore Trust Company
Equity Court Decrees and Lot Transfers in DC Record
The District of Columbia Superior Courts list numerous decrees, sales, and transfers. Cases include Anderson v Sullivan with trustee sale, Kent alimony orders, and multiple ratifications of auditor reports, widely detailing estate matters, guardianships, and property conveyances across city blocks and avenues. The record also notes criminal, bankruptcy, probate, and equity suits plus numerous land transfers in neighborhoods from Northwest to Southeast, with trustees and attorneys named for each transaction.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No
Jualius Anderson
Lee
J. L. Taylor
A. W. Gray
Bond
Brooks
MN. Richerdaon
Sttorney
W. Ek. Pollard
Moore
Moré
Gerian Ad Titem
Irving Williamson
J. F. Bundy
M. T. Chinkacalen
Rogoff
Pigindiff
W. A Coombe
William H. Shipley
Munroe
England
Midway Company
Plaintiff
John ¢. Howard
J. B. Pase
Leckie
H. P. Biell
Johnson
Eureka Dairy Company
Plaintifs
Fentant
Tucker, Kenyon & MacWar
Benjamin
Duvall
Fendant
F. M. Benjamin
Circuit Court No. 2
Clabaugh
Rappler
Gillings & Chamberlin
Worthington
American Line
C. Hackett
J. J. Hemphill
Parsons
Costa
Plaintiif
Plaintif
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Hutchinson
Capital Traction Company
Plalutif
L. J. Mather
Lurbeys
Hons Perry & Son
Smith Ve. Predertel
R. B. Dukey
John Ridout
H. F. Calladay
Kempus
Title Guaranty and Surety Company
Charles Poe
Philip Walker
Webb Va
Munsey
Hutty & Hutty
Johnson Ve. Johnson
Episcopal Home
George B. Sullivan
B. T. Dayto
J. A.toomey
Vawter
Edward Tolliver
Grand Iarcen
J. E. Colling
United States
Grafton Thomas
George Thomas
Led Pretzfelder
James Scott
D. Trulte
Jose Halboa
R. C. McHenry
Frederick Aa. Peckham
Moses Haas
Peckham
Haas
H. E. Davis
Nash
Frederick A. Peckham
Morris Kidwell
J. McD
Carrington
Thomas Lyons
David A. Kerpel
Fury
George P Hoaver
Frederick Carlton
J. A. O'Shea
Noble Weddington
D. P. Byphax
McLaurin
W. H. Richards
John J. McPherson
Chester A. Reckner
Richard H. Smith
Henry Williams
Thomas H. Graves
Deeds of Trusts Across Several Squares in City
A lengthy list of deeds of trust is detailed for numerous parcels including Square 2830 M and Mount Pleasant with borrowers such as Gertrude Frazier Maude K Brooky Anna J Miller and Edith K Flath e. Securing parties include Claud Livingston Emanuel Spelch Walter J Howenstein Simon Wolf Myer Cohen Henry Bergmann and others with amounts ranging from 250 to 4 000 and terms from two months to five years at rates around 5 to 6 percent. Other properties include Kalorama Heights Bathy Farm and Woodley Park with multiple trustees and lenders listed.
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Holmead Manor
Eustace J. Skinner
M. Gertrude Frasier
Gertrude Frazier
Georgie A. Fraser
Fourteenth Street
George A. Fraser
John P. Binckert
Rometane Park
Charles M. Lightbown
Leo P
Harlow
Kame
Claude W. Owens
Barkant
Elisabeth
Jobe Caspari
Twenty-Eighth Street
Mackall, Jr
Elf
Mackall
William W. Nelligan
John H. Zabel
South Capitol
First Streets
George L. Peckham
Abner H. Ferguson
Jacob Cohen
Nathan Cohen
Third
Barnett Cohen
John B. Harrell
Marlon GO. Burrows
Reservoir Street
Thinty
Samuel Artzeaux
John T. Scrivener
Rowland M. Jones
George A. Gray
G. I. Peckham
Igo
Irving Williameog
North Capitol Street
James
McDonnell
John J. Allen
Helaston Terrace
Ellaston Terrace Improvement Company
Herman E. Burgess
East Capitol Street
Seventeenth
Eighteenth
Gerge
Worthington, Jr
Mary DL. le
Corcoran Street
Mary le" Lee
Pearl G. Selby
Thirty-Fourth
Woodley Park
Middaugh &Shannon
Leura B. Parker
Riggs
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Mary W. C. Bayard Et al
Carrie
Simon Ginsberg
Columbia Street
Bonanna Hodges
Fountainer
Butts
M. Gertrude Frazier
Claud Livingston
Emanuel Spelch
Anna J. Miller
Simon Wolf
Myer Cohen
Iudlus D. Ichenhouser
Charles Gehrmann
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Mount Plearant
Edith K. Flathe
Henry H Bergmann
Charles Schafer
Leon ‘Tobriner
Charles Meyer
August Daetz
Pemiannually
J Cliffbourne
J. Miller Kenyon
Samuel S. Coggins
William J. Flather
Charles Earry
John M. Jones
le Beaura
George W. Easterday
Square
Samuel H. Walker Et al
East Washington Savings Bank
Columbia
George W. Dove
Chanin Brown
Oriental Building Association
Bathy Farm
Mary Dent
Thomas Walker
James F. Bundy
Clarence M. de Velle
Harry Tate
Elmer M. Tate
Howard
Bilwari
Fontaine S. Botts
Charles F Morrison
Charles D. Sager
Henanna Hodges
Nathan Cowsill
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
New York and Chicago market notes show cattle, calves, sheep, lambs and hogs receipts varying widely. Prices range with beef cattle and calves altering weekly, while hogs trend weak in New York and steady to higher in Chicago. Wheat and corn futures swing with mixed gains and losses as exports shift outlooks.
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Market Iver
Chicago
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A. A. Moebling
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Rebreca Witt
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W. J. Lambert
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