Stocks Make Gains as London Leads The Advance
Markets opened with broad gains led by London with United States stocks, rail issues, and Express securities rising before midday. The Cozen Bill delay in the Senate dampened optimism while gold exports and irregular bond activity tempered the tone. United Dry Goods lagged, and some lower priced issues weakened before closing mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Claflin
Europe
United Dry Goods
Yaflin Company
Welle-Fargn Express
American Express
Mars
Exchanar
Tha Bend
United States
Banda
Wall Street Wheat Decline and Bond Market Slump
New York traders faced a broad market drop with wheat futures tumbling two cents per bushel and a late session weakness in several issues. Bond traders noted uneven activity as explorers and rail stocks showed mixed results amid a generally cautious tone at the close.
English Statesman Believer Downplays US Export Emphasis In Address
In Washington, James Hill restates ten year policy shift toward fostering American agriculture rather than export emphasis. He cites English soil, wheat yields, and long British farming history to argue for renewed farm reform and soil stewardship as the path to stability. Lloyd George’s remarks draw international attention amid the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James
Sum
Washington
Hitt
Great Britain
Lioyd George
Hill
United States
England
Great Beltain
Baltimore Markets Almanac Shows Wheat and Poultry Prices
June market notes list wheat and oats prices, with No 3 and standard white values. Live poultry and eggs, including hens and roosters, are priced per pound, with ducks, pigeons, and butter items also itemized by weight or dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aalamam
Oatsny
Yale
Marvlang
Faansylvenis
Wemeby
Maryland
Ohio
Virginia
Live Stock Markets Summary for New York and Chicago
New York receipts total about 2 000 head with steers around 9.40, cows 3.35 to 7.15, calves 1.80 to 3.00, sheep 6 400 head with lambs near 9.50 to 9.76, hogs 1 300 head at 8.40 to 8.60. Chicago receipts 14 600 hogs weak at 8.20 to 8.28, cattle 2 200 head strong, sheep 2 000 head steady. market conditions show mixed demand across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctesins
Liw
Tela
Louisville & Neshville
Kansas
Texases
Amer
Car & Fay
Missouri Paclla
National Biscuit
Ice Securities
Ve. N. Ryr
Mex
Kilsas i
Lotomotre
New York Central
Amer. Smelt
Rte
Navada Consolidated
Amar
Ontario & W
American Tel
ANI
Norgolie & Western
AOA
Amertrad Tonseca
PETG
North American
Anaconda Mining O
Northern Pacific
Atchleon
BEAL
Pacife Mail
McAtchison Pra
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast Line
Parple's
Baltimore & Ohio
Agg
B.C. C
Bethlelehem Steel
Ant
Pittsbuish Coal
Brook
Rapid
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeaks & Ohta
Spelie
Hill
Chicago
Milee St
Serse
Te & S
Consolidated Gab
Sss Sig
Seaboard Air Line
Delaware & Hudson
Mie Uby
BS & Ve
Distillers’ Securitien
Boathern
Tekae & Pachic
Clevere
Union Pacific
General Electric
Union Paciic Aid
MP Goouc
AUSA
Great Northern Old
Rere
United States Realty
Great North
United States Steel
United States
Interhorough-Met
Timeis Central
TK Heinstad
Bteel
Hepa Rosy Agg
Utah
International Paper
Maryland
Internatonal Pimp
Western
Trilon
Hhl
Newe York Stock Exchange Hibbe
W. B. Hibbs & Ce
New York
Mise
Renvy
Couird
Datile
Haeven
Atoukere
Ana Reocers
Owy
Palin
Salees
Cep
S.logee
Vaan
Sage
Market Clues and Stock Movements From Early Trading
The report details varied market notes including stock activity, quotations, and expectations. It mentions bonds, commodities, and company names such as Adams Express, American Can, and Intercontinental Rubber, with references to weather estimates and price movements.
New York Grain Prices Reflect Harvest Weather Trends
Grain prices from New York show softness as harvest weather moderates demand. Reports indicate weak futures for No 2 hard winter and various rail and export activities in Duluth and Manhattan, with spot markets easing on lighter buying interest and prompt shipment prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Santember
IK Et Prompt
Easler
Stavdard
Aby Wai
Harles
Aumaln
Wall Street Gossips Pivot as Markets React to Rumors
The market shows renewed buying by speculators amid rumors and external selling pressures. Lehigh Valley ex dividend noted, with directors signaling no reduction though stock fell to new lows in months. Paris gold flows and Europe exports wrap a week of mixed signals in the financial scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh
Lehigh Valley Belts
Ena
Douile
Paris
Heidelbacht, Tokieheimer & Co
Europe
London
Berlin
Parla
Baltimore Securities and Government Bonds Mixed Rates
Fragmented market note lists credit balances and bond offerings as of June in New York and London. Mentions COPPAR-Dallage and SUGUEL with nominal values and various quoted prices. Indicates fluctuations and exchange observations in a terse, shorthand financial update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Juni
London
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
New York Money Market Report Oddities
The note lists varied money market figures with erratic terms and symbols, mentioning per cent bids, miscellaneous rates, and several unreadable entries. It references mercantile and commercial notes, with scattered figures like 4.35% and other ciphered values amid corrupted text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tag
Atromger
Wixty
Ays
Mercantile Tavern
SMR Opr
Hoendiest
Mexicos Dntlars
Alenergie
Vonde Slandy
Reitresd
Markets Report Fragment From Philadelphia Trade Page
Fragmentary Philadelphia market notes show scattered terms like wheat prices and transportation mentions. The unreadable OCR includes references to Kane and Duluth with unclear figures.
Hill's Railroad Power and British Trade Policy Highlighted
The passage discusses Mr. Hill as a major American railroad figure and his influence on Great Britain's trade position. It cites his views on U S harvest value, independence, and the shift of industries from Britain to Germany, plus Lloyd George's critique of Hill's monopolistic associations and the impact on wage earners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
United States
EF. J. Harriman
Union Pacite
Union Pacitc
New York Central
Lake Shore
Mr. Hill
Mls
Hil
Hill
Chanvellor
Great Britain
Mt. Hhs
Germany
Ufe
Europe
Birmingham
Krad- Mit
Khan
Englans
Hull
England
Jexpreina
Washington
France
Chandler Co. Inc opens new investment firm quarters in city
The firm Chandler Co. Inc formerly of Eyvadelphia expands to new Washington office with William B. Lewis managing. Officers include M. Chandler president and George W. Robertson vice president. The bank regular dividend schedule, bonds, and investments are noted, with Chandler Bros. & Co. in Philadelphia and New York offices. Chamber of Commerce adds new members John Barger, Lewis J. Battle, J. Brennan, Vernon Green, George Hamner, Ernest Herre, Albert Lardvolept, Gardnas Johnson, I. W. Rich, Salomon Browell, and W. Mott Browell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler & Co
Hoo Ibrokers
William B. Lewis
Wanhingtonlin
New York
M. Chandler
Georgs W. Robertson
J .Trimble
Harry * Williams
Aantatent
Wilbur
Enn Fs
Chandler Mr
Vseeietant Jorrency
Dgok
Busipese
Chan- BA Bros. &Co
Eyvadelphia
Aleas
Boscon
New-York
Dane ‘Pai
London
Washington Offge
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Seal Merce
Yeaterday
Isaac Gang Oreelding
John Barger
The
Pan-American Union
Lewis J. Battle
DM. J. Brennan
Vernon B. Green
George G. Hamner
Ernest EB. Herre
Alen P. Rume
Albert
Braemt
Salomon
W. Molt
Local Stock Exchange Highlights and Quotations
Regular sales at noon show Washington Steamboat fin and Washington Railway and Electric preferred trading around 245. Washington Gas quotes at 64, Lanston Monotype with 38, and various other items noted including Ber and BR figures. Market activity appears mixed with several prices listed but some entries unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Washington
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Gas
Lanston
Ber
Moat
Treasury records show mixed revenue receipts and disbursements
The document details United States Treasury transactions with revenue receipts totaling 284,284, etc. plus monthly comparisons to last year, plus general fund liabilities and various forms of currency including silver and gold held in trust and reserve. Totals for ordinary and miscellaneous disbursements are listed with year-to-date figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Flaca Foal
CO Gale
Orginary
Fisnal Peur
General Fund
Aapets
Ieee
Treasury
Philippines
Local Produce Market Prices Listing
A chaotic OCR of wholesale market prices lists various fruits vegetables and quantities. It mentions chicken eggs New York meat potatoes early 20th century units and regional produce from Maine South Carolina Florida California and North Carolina with per sack per crate per dozen and per bushel pricing amid garbled text and mis-spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Okra
Caultiower
Celiry
L.cobr
North Carolina
California
Florida
Huettoverries
Morita Santzlouped
Epriects
Macerberries
COE
Victory to Union Pacific in St Joseph Grand Island case
U.S. Federal court decision grants Union Pacific appeal preserving operating control of St Joseph and Grand Island lines. Supersedeas bond set at $100000. case to be reviewed by the court of appeals in St Louis later term. The injunction against Union Pacific holding its majority stock remains in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
St. Joseph and
Grand Island
Omaha
Nedr
United States
W. H. Munger
TC Munger
Union Pacific Reilroad Company
Unio Pacific
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Company
Court of Appeala
St. Louie
Board of Trade Outing Promises Social and Games
The Board of Trade plans a Thursday afternoon gathering from the wharf at 9035 K Street Northwest. Committee members George Pitt Pred I White and Charlee F Crane organize a social event and a forthcoming chess tournament date and format will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
K Street
George Pitt
Pred I
White
Charlee F. Crane
Feasof Wien
Trade reports irregular but favorable in most sectors
Reports from major trade registries show irregular but favorable advices with outnumbering positive tones in agriculture and West Southwest retail prospects. Disturbances include a large dry goods suspension and a costly New England fire, while iron and steel demand remains elevated and rail rates decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tomorow
All
West
Southwest
New England
Manvier
Canada
Builders Plan Outing with Commissioners on Barge Trip
A barge outing is planned for Tuesday by the Builders and Manufacturers' Exchange. President BR. 3. Erdrey invites Commissioner Newman sid Mons and others, with invited guests from Baltimore Philadelphia Norfolk and Richmond. The barge departs 964 K Street NW at 6 pm after supper. Amusement and several surprises are planned by the organizing committee led by B K McCiogkey Ernest Giehner HH Mealy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietriot
Newman
Sid- Mons
Wdarding
Elt
Erdrey
Builders and Manufacturers' Exchange
Exchange
Lexchanges
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Richmond
K Street
B. K. McCiogkey
Cristymany
Ernest Giehner
HH. Mealy
George F. Potter
Fred Z. White
Pull
New Ohio Lunch Opens in Washington Downtown
An old firm in a new home with mosaic tile stained glass interior opens today in Washington's downtown area. The Ohio Lunchroom occupies a new building at 5M ster northwest, with George TP. Hale overseeing the venture. Rous is proprietor and a skilled New York trained chef heads the culinary department. The management promises top sanitation and best food at popular prices, with souvenirs for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
George TP. Hale
Ang
Rous
New York
Woman accuses bankers spurring grand jury probe
Chicago report details Mrs. Marie Kuhns-Brady pressing breach of promise suit against Savine Brady. State's Attorney Hoyne says a special grand jury will investigate La Salle Street Trust and Savine Bank amid alleged padded payrolls abuses and public-official misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
la Salle Street Trust
Bepk
Hoyne
Marie Kuhns-Brady
Brady
Brady Teas
Hoya Bald
Vn. Ae
State Auditor
Kuhns-Bragg
Michigan
Kuhns
Illino
Warrond
Tne
Springfield
Kuhns-Braay
Algela
Trade slump critique marks worst mercantile crash in America
A column argues the current trade decline is the harsh reality of an economic slump caused by policy, tariffs, and administration inertia. It blames political motives for delaying reforms, cites a large firm’s losses, and urges practical measures to avoid further hardship for workers and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Unti
Barketz
John Cleon
H. B. Claffin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Blanfily
Promised Tax Distraint Nears as Delinquents Are Warned
The district tax collector announces imminent distraint of personal property for unpaid taxes due May 31 with 7 percent monthly penalties. Bailiffs plan visits to delinquents including Lamb, Bellman, Ford, and Lewis to compel payment. Public notice requires ten days of newspaper advertising before sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxes
Ben L. Prines
Ecaliester
Aftica
Prince
Rg, Lamb
Fred Bellman
J. Ll. Ford
G. KH. Lewis
Caledor Princn
District militia encampment site tentative awaiting Harries visit
Discussion on where to establish the district militia encampment continues as Brig. Gen. Harries and Col. Parmerter arrive in the city. Transportation costs from Washington to Virginia Beach are under review with several sites like Colonial Beach and Harpers Ferry proposed for a shorter ten to fifteen day camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H Harries
Flarvies
A. L. Parimerter
Washington
Virginie
Beach
Bal Iitimore Steamship Company
Col. Parmerter
Harries
Virginia Beach
Vellside
Colonial Beach
Harpers Ferry
Prederick
Bid
Secretary Daniels Pledges Strengthening Pacific Fleet
Secretary Daniels reiterates determination to build up Pacific fleet with Panama Canal opening as a key goal. He notes Atlantic Meet ships will join the naval parade at Hampton Roads but stay in Pacific waters for months, likely through Labor Day and possibly Christmas. Plans for permanent division of naval forces between two theaters discussed as unrelated to the Japanese situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Panama Canal
Fampton Roads
West Marsh
Pacino Walere
Pacific
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Baltimore and Ohio
Gethleness Sleeret
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Oninco
Fas
Lea
Quincy Xen
Pac
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Rio Grande
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Erie Vy
Serio
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Bleetste Grea
Rangole
terborough-Met
Wannas City
Liggett & Myers &Y
Lorthard
Juan
Raturss
Lexvag Whett
Tixo Bears
Wendy
Cora
Otismas
Mees
Republie Steel
Bowls
Sanfran
Farly Southwestern_oon
Seaboard Ale Linn Ad
Southern Gell Tel
Southern Fadhe Ey
Dsc
Southern Pacific
Renon Railway
Fcevrern Railway
NEW York Stock Market
Holland
Wri
Lldyd
George
Cube Market
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Ener
Aguldatis Chrousteanmession- Adams Express
Amercan
Bratien
Wea
Lemple
Nonrey
Neesery
Maghstian
Marconi
New
Miplesias Mines
Aiker-Hagemar Co
Standard Olix
Tobreco
piMet Belles
Uy United
United Cigar Stores
Yukon
Bantar We
Boston
Juma
Calveston
Aise Barooneh
Charlesian
Willagton
Co. Oy
East Enita
Badetina
North Burea
Belen
Bork Sarth Tykea Aleneees
Mamgtinas
York Grain
Wall Street
Lehiah Valley
Durch Review
Baltimore Securities
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Britimore
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NASA Estes
United Rye
Ler. Inc
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Rampa
Philadelphie
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Xerol
Feprim
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Cialderame
Hote
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Local Stock Exchange
Georgetown Gas
Jan Bers Perrierce
Catunthi Garand
Pilal Trilon Co
Igazee City
Columbia Ry
Metropalitan R
Mts
Carital ‘Traction Co
Wash
Erie
Waeb
Ralto
Ralto. & Ampld
Steamboat
Columbia Gas
Telana
el. Co
Srocus
Meegenthaler Cinotype
Tanston
National Bank
American
Commer
Conia
Barleats
Washlurton
United States Treasury
Local Producer Market
Washington Cattle Market
Mous
Por
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Michs
Per Ib
Wubin
Sorise Danloy
Board of Trade Outing
New Ohio
Bankers
BSG
Fon Business
Toolleh
Claii
Dacat Underwood
House
Congress
Gen. Harries
Aione
Dy Pacific
Drac Moregzmer
Gelumbia
Lativicwala
Seft Flabuli
First Trust
Real Estate Trust Co
Tel. M
National Metropolitan Bank
Fifteenth Street
Oppasite 17
Netionel Bank
District of Columbia
Fivce
Munsey Trust Company
Frank A. Munsey
J. Thilman Hendrick Sendrick
15Th St
N. W
Marhattar, Lite Insurance Co
OD _krocke
Nondx
Secant “Frust Nolwa
Sota
Wade-H Cooper Press
W. B. Hibbs & Coo
Hibbs
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