Highest at the Close London Buyer Leads New York Stocks
New York trading rose on improved foreign market tone aided by a London buy of 20,000 to 2,000 shares in Steel Amalgamated the Harrimans and Canadian Pacific. Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific gained up to three points as copper stocks rose on London metal cues. Bonds remained firm with total sales at 1 028000 in par value United States bonds unchanged on call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel
Amalgamated
Harrimans
Canadian Pacific
Union
New York
London
Berlin
Union Pacific
United States
Louis
Wash
Kans
Tex
Can
Missouri Pacific
Car and Foundry
National Biscuit National Lead
Ice Securities
Rys
M. 2d Pia
New York Central
Locomo Soon
Am. S
Norfolk and Western
North American
Sugar Refining
WTB
NOTHA
Northern Pacific
Am. Tel
Tel
Pacific Mail One
Tobacco Aes
Pacific Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Baty
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn R. T. BT
Pullman Palace
Ray Cons
Republic L
Chesapeake and Ohio
Republic i. and
Chicago G
Rock Island Co
St. P
Rock Island' Co
Chicago
Tennessee Copper
Ccth
Distillera’ Securitie
Texas and Pacific
Erie
General Electric
United States Rubber
United States Realty
Bay
Great Northern Pfd
United States Steel
Blte
Great North Oractfs
U. S. Steel Pro
Ilinois Central
Utah Copper
Interborough- Met
Caro, Chem
Interborough-Met
Peal
Car. Chem. Pfd
Inter. Harvester
Wabash Dles
Inter. Marine Pfd
Wabash Pfd International
Western Maryland
BSG
International Pump
Western Union
Kansas City
Westinghouse
Lake Erie
Lehigh Valley
Boston Closing Prices on Hogs Cattle and Lambs
Chicago market report dated June 4 notes hogs receipts around 19 000 head with mixed price movements. Barrows and gilts showed small advances but general activity remained uneven with various weight classes quoted. Cattle receipts about 4 000 head and steady to firm on beeves with Texas steers and western cattle prominent. Lambs and veals also listed with mixed steady tone reflecting typical midweek fluctuations. The data include specific price ranges and notes on quality and regional origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
York
Steuay
Uves
Washington stock table yields mixed bids and prices
Regular call at noon shows Washington Gas trading at 107 percent on a $500 lot, Capital Traction Railway at 108 percent on $1,000, Washington Railway and Electric around 82 1/4 for two lots, Potomac Electric Consolidated at par on multiple $1,000 lots. Washington Gas and Electric issues list various fractional quotes. Mergenthaler Linotype and Lanston Monotype disclose small lots with modest percentages. Continental Trust and GAS BONDS appear with single lots and high nominal prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gas
Capital Traction Railway
Washington Railway and Electric
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Washington Ralway and Electric Common
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Continental Trust
Local Finance Activity on Washington Exchange Highs and Shares
Washington Gas and Washington Railway and Electric traded actively yesterday with Gas closing at 87 bid and 874 asked, large quantities discussed by a principal buyer. Railway common demand led by a long-active broker, offerings at 9 quickly taken and bids for 1.1% shares at the same figure, while preferred stayed mostly steady. Unofficial reports show May output gains for Mergenthaler, with Lanston and Continental Trust small dealings, and Potomac Electric and Capital Traction bonds moving. New incorporations include The National Auto Supply Company and Mundy Company with local trustees named. financial quotes for New York butter, cheese, eggs, flour, and various commodities also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capital Traction Co
Potomac
Alumbia
Columbia Railway
Wash
Railway and Electric
Potomac Electric Con. Mort
Potomac Electric Power
Potomac Tel
Amer. Tel
Teleg
Amer
Washington 3 Market Co
Waal m Market Co. Se
Norfolk and Wash
Rises Realty
Riggs Realty
Public Utility
Stoops
Capital Traction UT
Railway and Electric Com
Railway and Electric Ptd
Virginia
Washington Gas
Deamon
Georgetown Gas
Eastern Lift and Fuel Co
American ‘el. and Telegraph
Mergenthaler Synotype
Anston
Greene-Cananea Copper
Nafion AS Bank
Srocws
American
Ital
Pha
District
Farmers and Mechanik
Redera
Lingoin Metropolitan
Wasi
Trust NY
American Security and Trust
All National Savings and Trust
Union Trust Company
Washington Loan and Trus
United States ‘Ust
Savings Bank C
Citizens Savings
Union Savings
Commerce and Savings
Arlington
Utt Corcoran
Franklin
National Union
Columbia
Chapin-Sacks Co
Amerian Graphophore
American Graphoprone
Secunt Storage Co
Washington Gas and
Washington Railway and Electric
Compton
Railway Common
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Continental Trust
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Capital Traction
the Exchange
American Telephone and Telegraph
Bank of Commerce and Savings
Daily Cotton and Metal Market Notes From June 24
Philadelphia and New York report steady or unchanged prices across cotton butter eggs cheese and grains with weaker poultry demand. Copper futures show steady spot and near months while London copper holds at £64. Balances shipments and averages for June 24 list modest totals and regional grain quotes amid varied denominated markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiadelphia
New York
London
Cleveland
Morgan testifies on lake shore merger benefits and bond swap
Wall Street gossip reports J P Morgan testifying on money market conditions at a hearing on the unification of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern with the V. He supports exchanging Lake Shore 4 percent bonds for 3 1/2 percent bonds. He cites market illiquidity, Tennessee security concerns, and potential savings from consolidation. Missouri Pacific notes rise after a favorable earnings forecast. Chesapeake and Ohio and Virginia-Carolina Chemical decline amid weak steel shipments and earnings indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allis-Chalmers
American Agricul American Tel
Tel
American Tobacco
Atchison Armour and Oat Abs
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Igaltimore
Ohio
Central of Georgia
Coalsat Leather Sa
Kesapeake
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Sun
Mil
St. Cy
Pac
R. I
Pac. Ry
Calon Ui
Badox
Delaware
Hudson
Denver
Ered
Erie
Uinois Central
Interborough
Inter
Merc
Northern Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Ele Penn
Penn
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
C. & Steel
Virginia Car Chemical Fe
Wabash Island
Western
Westinghouse Electric Co
Wisconsin Centra
W York
Morgan
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Tennessee
Amoun
Missouri Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Virginia-Carolina
New York Stock Market Quotation Note
Quotation data labeled 7Ex dividend mirror those sent to W B Hibbs & Co members of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B.hibbs & Co
New York’ Stock Exchange
Hibbs Buildding
Holland Describes U S Steel Management and Gary Era
New York June 4 Judge James Reed of Pittsburgh testified at a hearing on dissolving U S Steel. He said the group formed to build a world export trade and cut costs, and that growth supports that aim. Testimony highlights Gary’s leadership, Morgan’s influence, and notable stock deals without sensational detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James 3. Reed
Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corporation
Corporation
Dickinson
Steel Corporation
Gary
Reed
Earler
Cary
Mr. Morgan
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Company
Mr. Carnegie
Ryan
Ennitable Life Assurance Society
Grover Cleveland
George Westinghouse
Morgan J. O’brien
Steel and Iron
Issve
Ttia
Supreme Court
American Tobacco Company
Holland
Washington Market Prices for Fruits Vegetables and Poultry
Wholesale market notes from Washington and Baltimore show demand for Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland and Delaware produce with varied prices for poultry butter cheese eggs and greens. Featured items include spring chickens turkeys corn beans asparagus tomatoes peppers lettuce cucumbers and citrus with regional price ranges and pack sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Pennsyvania
Maryland
Delaware
New York State
New
West Virginia
Florida
Texas
Baltimore
Jomir
Reeve
Kent Island
Pennsylvania
Mneylvania
New York Money Market Report June 24 Wage rates and bonds steady
New York money on call steady at about 3 4 percent with rising rates for 60 day and 120 day periods. Prime mercantile paper around 6 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers bills at 4880 for 60 day bills and 4869 for demand. Commercial bills at 492 percent and Mexican dollars at 48. Railroad bonds firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Ateady
Railroad Bende
Grain and futures firm as crops damaged in spring heat
New York grain market reports spot firm No 2 red nominal No 1 Northern Duluth at 1.02 6 wheat final futures firmer on covering amid crop damage complaints from spring heat and Northwest crop conditions. Futures not higher with July 99 and September December 1044. No. 2 red and oats prices noted amid a sparse report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dakotas
Uwc
Somg
Saale der
Alby
New York
Northern
Duluth
Heads of Mexican Lines Quit
Mexico City on June 4 reports E N Brown and A Clark, president and general manager of the Mexican National Railway, have resigned. Their successors are not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
E. N. Brown
A. Clark
Mexican National Railway System
Maine Heroes Naturalized Special Court Session
George Schwartz and Edward Kelly two survivors of the Maine explosion in Habana harbor were naturalized today at a Brook lyn special session of the supreme court. Schwartz serves as a fist class cook on the receiving ship Hancock at the Brooklyn navy yard and Kelly is a clerk on the gunboat Paducah recently arrived at Portsmouth New Hampshire from Cuba. A naturalization bureau attache aided the swearing in delaying the session until Kelly arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Schwartz
Edward Kelly
United States
Maine
Habana Harbor
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Schwartz
Kelly
Hancock
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Paducah
Portsmouth
N. H
Cuba
Manning
Naturalization Bureau
Washington
Passengers Reach Ketchikan From Curacoa Wreck
The U S survey boat Godney arrived in Ketchikan with eight aboard from the Pacific Coast Steamship Company's Curacoa wrecked off Prince of Wales Island. Among them is Mrs Charles Sulzer, sister in law of New York's governor. They plan to sail to Seattle on the next southbound steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketchikan
Alaska
United States Survey
Godney
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Curacoa
Prince of Wales Island
Charles Sulzer
Gov. Sulzer
New York
Seattle
Brantlinger Dies by Suicide During Larceny Case
Terre Haute Ind June 4 John Brantlinger charged with larceny leaped from the Vigo county courthouse third floor to his death as authorities prepared to file information. Earlier he hid in a saloon, robbed it after closing, and was caught spending the money. In a fierce battle with police he was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
John Vrantlinger
Vigo County
Brantlinger
Two Boys Drown After Raft Capsizes at Stone's Levee
In Cleveland Ohio a raft capsized while two youths played on it. Walter Bra age 27 and Peter Richalda drowned in the pond at Stone's levee. Eight year old John Paczasar was rescued by nearby workmen and revived with a pulmotor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Walter Bra
Peter Richalda
Stone's Levee
John Paczasar
Bonding by Royal Indemnity Co Highlighted
L L Perkins and Bond You involve Royal Indemnity Co in a bond handling matter. The notice outlines bonding details and the entity names linked to the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Indemnity Co
Bond Hallding
Equity Court records and judgments from District of Columbia
Equity and criminal dockets list cases across No 2 including Conger Bros. v. Labor, multiple estate administrations, garnishment actions, and foreclosure matters. Judges, attorneys, and parties named include Mr Justice Anerson, H Winship Wheatley, George F. Havell, and various firms. Also noted are criminal pleas and verdicts across United States v Nelson, Hing, Parsons, Masters, and others with multiple defendants and attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No
Anerson
Conger Bros
Labor
Ash Register
Attorner
Webster Ba
Linger
Johneson Somerville Yn Americas Realty Company
Tepore
Aurltur
Platotf
AA Hoenting
JOD
Rosenberg Greely
Hasell
Bernheim
Rhealey Phupin
Dasenhewer
Weel
Anone
Marr Jones
Altowane
Taner
Marth
Plamonts
Bateman
Attieness
Ambrose
Bo Mani Young Geldshirough
Flemingale
Pato Tantierne
Leigh
Forrest
Wardman
Atramevn, Gardiner, Whitefort
Bravienburg & Braideburg
Norton
Habinacn
Robinson Attorneys
Scott—Mitrhell
Cvrctit Court No
Wright Hernheim
Os Fitzgerald
George F
Criminal Court NO
Justice Stafford
United States
John Nelson
MF. Mangan
William Rob
Dernstein & Grosamati
Richant H Parsons
M George
United Braten
Samuel J Masters
John B. Kinnear
Pew
W. J. Lambert
JK. M. Norton
Thomas Hing
George H. Macdonald
F. H Cottier
Robert Ll. C. Kopp
Herman Valentine
Ella Henson
W. Kulpert
Ernest R. Schaeffer
Walter Roe
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington District Listings
A compilation of property transfers including 404 Ninth Street Northeast Henry Logeman and spouses to logeman family. West Holmead Manor deeds from Harry B Willson to Helen Howe and John Willson. Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains transfers to David N Rust Jr.. Potomac Heights parcels conveyed to William T Warthen. multiple other transfers on New York Avenue Northwest Meridian Place and surrounding blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
Henry Logeman
Henry
Dorette Logeman
Tenth Street
Joan G. Slater
Charles Salin
Julius F. Litzau
West Holmead Manor
Harry B. Willson
Helen V. Howe
John A. Willson
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Harry Wardman
David N. Rust, Jr
Eberhard Fordan
Jennie E Fordan
Gstreca
Charles W Grinsted
Julia Ey Rone
Meridian Place
Ohio
William J Brower
Peyton Gordon
Wilton J. Lambert
Center Eckington
James Cummins
George Y. Worthington, Jr
Meridian Hill
Lewis E Brewninger
Julia E. le Tourette
Frank B. T. Marshall
Connecticut Avenue
Ctux
Howard D. Fulmer
First
Third
Mary A. Watkins
William McGuire
Fifth Street
Herman Ro Howenstein
Leonaia J
Jewten Brown
Richmond Park
Richmond Park Improvement Company
Brenden J Hagarty
Mary L Kimball
Carl © Jones
Catherine A. Magarty
Harry A. Kileet Ax
James H
Nora
Bowles
Chichester
James KM
Norton
Edgar T. Phillips
Edgar T. Papi
Peyton Hutchins
Eame
Ingleside
Herman HW. Howenstein
Hety Mikenete Crane
Albert
G. Crane
Tahoma Land
Mipany
Paul L. Whitmarsh
Lo Schinedi
Trusters
John Ho Lewis
P Street
Emily P Lamson
Charley Fe
Saul
John Waistip
Columbia Hitght
Sunn
Lorens
Eetuare
Carolina Anp
Sotheast
Oakes Flea
Bryan
David Ana Apmie Horan
Lol
Square Ax
Northwiat
Anica
Aleman oTrien
Gion
Univer
Wwe
Avene
Ofa
Hillim Castle
Sabo le
Mortange Mary
Harwood Graves
Square
Deeds of Trust Details and Local Real Estate Lines
Utility style deeds of trust and security notes listed for properties in SOUTH BROOKLAND and nearby areas. Mentions include parties such as Long and ux to Arthur Houghies, and Stanley D Wille, with terms of three-year durations and semiannual interest at rates around 6 to 7 percent. Records show parcels, receiverships, and securing obligations for real estate transactions and mortgage obligations in the local jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Chaeth Bier
Hebiaien
Wiiveam
Sulay
Sanhington
Balding
Association
South Brookland
Long
Arthur
Houghies
Jinha & Fennert
Ercare Stanley
Wille
Alpert H. Stevens
Harry Ie Rust
George Calvert Bowie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Europe
Boston
Baltimore Securities
Curb Market
Chicago Grain
Centennial
Copper Range Con
East Butte
Franklin Giroux
Ly Granby Consolidated
Ae Greene-Cananea Mohawk
Nevada Consolidated
Nipissing Mines
Bierth Butte North Lake
Dominion
Shannon TH Tah Consolidated
Utah Copper Co
Con
Houston Oi
Seaboarde 18 Ag
Artes Seaboard Ofd Bane United Rys
Brewing Ist
Penna
Wat
United Rys
Elec
Anglo+Amner, Or
Ae Laska
Geate
Giroux
Holt
Vent Sales Co
Mia Val
United States Treasury
Internal Revenue
Treasury
National Bank
Philippine Treasury
Washington Stock Exchange
Lvste
Panama Canal
Local Financial
National Auto Supply Company
Maurice Brady
Silver Springs
John QO. Regan
Robert I. Avery
14Th Street
Mundy Company
Columbia Road
John P. Mundy
Girard Street
M. Stewart Bowen
R Street
N. E
Virgil. O. Mundy
Roanoke
Horatio F. Minter
W. R. Mundy
Heanery
Rio
Cordova
New Y York
Daily Cotton Report
Philadelphia
Metal Market
Toleta
Onin
Wonster
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Lai
ORB
Galveston
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Philandshia
Texas City
Brunswick
Jacksonville
Houston
Augusta
Memphis
St. Louis
Rick
Little Rock
Great Britain
France
Allnet
Japan
Mexico
Wall Street
NEW York Stock Market
U. S. Steel Corporation
W. J. Filbert
Judge Kelley
Ways and Means
Filbert
Feasen
Washington Produce Market
Maine Heroes
Paom
L. L. Perkins
Probath Court
Justice Anderson
Laura
Archer & Smith
James D. Graham
B. W. Parker
Frederick A Fenning
Diller B. Groff
Edna K. Groff Aled
F. B. Mariarty
Alfred B. Briggs
Callie S
Briggs
EB. B. Briggs
Martha Saunders
Maddox & Gatley
Maria A. Homsteadt
Thomas Walker
Lily D. Kerr
Sheehy & Sheehy
Elizabeth A. Carroll
Roberta Morrow
Albert B. Dulin
A. McK. Clayton
Paladini
Mechanic’s Lien
Wells Bros. Co
Riggs Realty Company
William BE. Greeley
Harry V. Boyle
Plaintiit
Georges F. Havell
James E. Turver Ve. Lee FR. Martin
Plaintiff
Co. W. Fite
Joseph M. Ketty
Bensie A. Kelly
O. A. Bigoness
Lucy Booker
Henry Williame
Barnard & Johnson
Regina James
Louis W. James
G. A. Maddox
Amdie
Enner & Trim Sao Ding Ass
James H Bowles
Francis Saul
Pero WiGear
Harry
Khe
Pevon Hutchins
Horatio N Taplin
Thornae Jo Deavitt
Lorenz Ausaprung
JT Aml
D . Hendrick
Aura I Wildeee
Frederick L. Whitacre
Breant Flatcher
Georges L. Peckham
BM Frothingham
Arthur C. Moees
David Horan
Same
Patrick FP
Neilgan
T. Percy Myera
Efc Brandenburg
Walter Brandenburg
Claiborne A. Wileson
Pleasant Hilla
Turkey Thicket
Union Tress Company
Washington Loan and Truet Company
C. W. Warren
F Os Bright
Continental Tract Company
Washington Land and Mortegage Company
Moulton Et
Honea
Robert J. Lyon
William R. Smallxoudy
Tenac & Lyon
Samuel Rodisky Etux
Munsey Trust Company
Washington Loan & Trust Con. Cor. Ltd
F Sts
John Joy Edson
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street N. W
Washington & Southern Bank
Selwin
Conservative Investora
Lawrence Barnum & Co
Bankers
St. N.W
Washington, D
Hostome
J. Thilman
Hendrick Hendrick
15Th St
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