Heavy stock decline follows speculative sales by operators
New York June 27 prices fell to near the day’s low as heavy speculative stock sales triggered liquidation by actual holders. Concern over spring wheat and mixed crop reports, plus rumors about a financier’s health, shaped sentiment though no definitive cause emerged. Financial news lacked decisive events with bank statement figures showing lower surplus and rising loans, while Western banks face tighter liquidity for the harvest.
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Washington Post
New York
Central
Dakotas
Worth- West
Devk
Bub Treasury
Chicago
Manchester
Liverpool
New York Bond Market Summary and Metal Prices
New York bond and metal markets report U.S. Treasury securities and government bonds steady to weak across issues. Copper prices ease with spot at about 11.95 to 12.20 per pound. London copper steady. Money market shows call money at 2½ percent, time loans higher, and mercantile paper at 4 to 5 percent.
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New York
Jung
Tobacco
Armour & Co
Atrhison
Afebiaance
Atenison Ty
Atlantic Coast
Ling
Baltimore
She
Brogltvarant
Central of
Georgia
Central Teather
Contmix
Chanapethe
Oni
Anniet
Chienga
Aiton
Chienge
Quadington
Quincy
Furrington
Guiney
Paul
Rock Island
Pacific
Pacide
Colorado
Midland
Olorade
Southern
Denver
Rio Grande
Rio Grance
Erie
Eh Erie
Bea
Sorina
Japan
Ouieyiita
Nashville
Mienouct
Knocas
Texas
Purl Pacific
Sisecurl Pacific
Cv Sa
National Railways of Mexico
Enura
New York Central
Dat
Old Jr.yy cc
Board Air Line
Saouthern Pacific
Pacino
Pera Pacific Ff
Bern
Bern Hallwaen
Afon Pacific
Anil Ta Dee Ricetele
Central
Boston
Sloan
Butte Coalition
Copper Range Con. Co
Boy East Dutte
Franklin
Giroux Consol
Granby Consolidated
Greene-Cananoa Ta Mohawk
Las Nevada Consolidated
Pisaing Mines
Las Shannon
SA Utah Consolidated
U. S
U. B
London Easy
Arrivain
Custom House
Tron Lower
Cleveland
London
Tron
Northern
Elgin
Cai
Prime Mercantile
Evchagge Fiem
Bankers
Wheat and corn futures edge higher on bullish crop reports
At the Washington Stock Exchange spot wheat firm with No red 1.07 nominal. July 1.05 1.07, September 1.06 1.06, December 1.07. Receipts 32,800 bushels. Corn spot easy No 2 88% nominal. July 68, Sept 69, Dec 66. Oats spot firm, mixed quality, receipts 37,075 bushels.
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New York
Scio
Willard outlines B&O stance amid rail rate tensions
President Willard of the Baltimore and Ohio says the railroad plans prudence over confidence, with expenditures focused on necessary rails, ties, and balls to handle rising business. He notes no waste, possible incremental cuts, and possible future equipment orders pending government actions. Crop prospects look good and rate increases are anticipated.
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Washington Post
New York
Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
New York Stock Market Totals 763400 Shares Daily
Total sales for the day reached 763 400 shares. Quotations identical to those received by W E B Hibbs & Co bankers and brokers Hibbs Building, members of the New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade and Washington Stock Exchange.
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W. EB. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Waeshingen
Baltimore Markets Wheat Corn Rye Daily Prices
Baltimore markets report mixed grain activity with wheat nominal, corn steady, and rye quiet. Prices show No 2 white at 63, No 2 yellow around 48, rye at No 4 Western around 52.
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Baltimore
Une
Market Arises and Gains in Washington Financials
Local financial week shows strength with rising quotations and strong demand for bank and trust securities. Langton stock climbs to 85, rights for new issue rise, while Columbia National weakens. Pennsylvanian system may influence entry into Washington lines as population and wealth grow.
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Washington
Washington Railway and Electric
Lanston
Lauston Rhents
A. A. City
Matiana Bank
Union Trust
East Washington Savings Bank
Alter call—Mergenthaler Linotype
Georgetown
Washington Gay
Washington Gas Cet
Tailro
Cantral
Columbini Metromutu
Waspingian
Lex
Anti Mal. Vernon
Colonial Beach
Potomac Electric
Potomac Electric Light
Emerson Stea
American Telephone
Capital Traction
Elec! Coi
Elec
Alex
Mt. Vernon
Washington Gas
Norfolk
Georgetown Gas
American Telephone and
American Telephone and Telperaph
Merrenthaler Linotype
Lanston Manaty
National Bank
Aroetican
Capital Col
Lincoln
Metropolitan
Wee
Briend
Washington and Frust Company
American Security and ‘Trust
United States Trust
Rome
Merchants’ and Mechanics Savings
Union
Bash Washington Savings
Arlington
Corcoran Azd Treman'’S
National Union
Potomac
Columbia
Heni Estate
Washington Miscellaneous
Emerson Stan Peep
Sto Waabington
Bank and Trust Company
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Railway and Electric 4A
Langton
Columbia National
Capital National
City National
Alexandra
Mount Vernon
Goulds
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
New York Produce Markets Report June 27
New York price listings for butter cheese eggs poultry and fats show firmer butter and strong eggs with varied dairy product classes. Cottonseed oil and sugars hold firm while coffee and meats remain steady to mixed. Chicago trends show futures near highs with wheat up and corn down after drought fears. livestock receipts note cattle hogs and sheep activity with mixed prices.
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jState
Pennsylvania
Heanery
Middle West
Muscovado
Cordova
Southern
Long Island
Liverpool
London
Virginia
Equity and criminal docket of Washington legal record
Supreme Court docket items include Parrish v Darlington with Brown and Holloway as trustees and bonds. many contempt, divorce, and maintenance rulings. sales and injunctions in multiple cases. Criminal docket lists guilty pleas and sentences for Graves, Williams, Dodson, Frye, Queen, Johnson, Jones, and Smith. probate and estate matters proceed in Circuit and Probate Courts.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO. 1
Justice Anderton
Parrish
Darlington
P. M. Brown
W. A. Holloway
Plaine Tlit
W. J. Lambert
W. H. Holloway
R. H. Yeatman
Pyles
P. A. Bowen, Jr
F. ©. Handy
United States Vs
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Plaintif
J. A. Cobb
J. H. Stewart
Smith
Va. Lancaster
Bill Dlamiseed
R.A. Ford
Gordon & Gordon
J. M. Thurston
J. W. Patterson
J. H. Stewert
Hurd
Cramer
Pierce
McLean
Ford
Sothoron Va
Bothoron
H. E. Davis
J. E. Laskey
J. Helphenstine
Helphienstine
Campbell Carrington
Lee
Prenton Shenley
Preston Shenley
Chambers Vs
J. B. Larner
Beall
Thomas Walker
Maloney Va
Maloney
Suifth
Donaldson
Brodihage
Brodthage
J. W. Echoln
James Ve. James
George H. Macdonald
D. Blackistone
Justice Gould
United States
Thomas H. Graves
T. W. Owen
Henry Williams
T. ©. Taylor
Robert Dodson
C. W. Owen
James Frye
James H. Queen
McNamara
Heckett
William Johnson
Alphenso W. Jones
E. A. O'Shea
J. A. O'Shea
Lem
Richard H. Smith
M. &. O'Brien
M. HE. O'Brien
Ammon Littlepage
Wiliam Douthet
Daily cotton market balances and shipments report
June 27 city market totals show credit balances of 1.30, runs 195,029, greases 139,248, shipments 99,861, average 14.67. Toledo line 21, North Lima 2, South Lima and Indiana 77.
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City
Toledo
North
Lima
South
Indiana
Deeds of Trust Ledger Entries From Square Plots
A catalog of deed of trust records listing multiple properties and lenders. Names include Minnie J. Ellett Richard L. Howenstein Emanuel Spatch and Edgar R. Richardson with sums from 1 750 to 40 000 dollars. Properties cover various squares and blocks with terms from 1 to 5 years at 5 to 8 percent, with semiannual interest.
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Minnie J. Ellett
Richard L
HB. R. Howenstein
Emanuel Spatch
Edgar R. Richardson
William H. Dunkinson
Union Trial Company
Trust Company
Trustes
William J. Muller
Daniel W. O'Donoghue
Arthur A Alexander
George B. Mullin
Broad Btanch Road
John H. Huggins
Frank
Dieudonne
James Berry
Perpetual Building Association
Aquani
Elizabeth M. Quinter
Dame
Mary H. O'Brien
William
Alana O. Bise
Ephraim J. Totten
Walter H. Acker
Clarance M. Ealey
Annette Hatzfeld
George M. Emmerch
Dougles
Mackall
Washington
Permanent Building Association
Jully W. Shaw
Richard B. Pairo
Herbert A. Gill
H.W. Pairo
Hugh H. Gordon
Fanny Gordon
Edward R. Munroe
Northwest Washington Improvement Company
Gunray Forsberg
Wiliam EF. Edmonton
John D. Coughlan
J. Eakin Gadaby
William Gerry Morgan
American Security and Trust Company
National Savings and Trust Company
Cora_B. Morgan
William G
Bleck
Mary DB. Alexander
John B. Larner
John A. Hamilton
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Rufus H. Darby
Turpin
Inna Savings and Trust Company
Railroads Seek Supreme Court Rehearing in Missouri River Case
Attorneys for the railroads in the Burnam Hanna Munger Missouri River rate case reported to the Interstate Commerce Commission that they would file tomorrow with the United States Supreme Court a motion for a rehearing.
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Burnam- Hanna-Munger
Missouri River Rate
United States Supreme Court
Stevedore Ducked as Freight Crashed on Board
At Alexandria Washington Post Bureau report a stevedore named Richardson fell from the wharf into 25 feet of water when a truck loaded steam pump shifted and collapsed the gang plank. He surfaced and was rescued uninjured as deckhands and passengers watched the scene. The 212 ton pump was secured on deck after a tense firefight with the crowd and crew.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Norfolk and Washington
Southland
Richardson
Faces Murder Trial Opens in Alexandria Court
The murder trial of Michael Nolan charged with killing Robert Murphy Jr. will start in Alexandria county circuit court before Judge J B T Thornton. Prosecutors Crandal Mackey and G Brent lead the case with Alexandria attorneys Moncure Tebbs and Gaines for the defense. The report notes witnesses Chief Goods and Police Commissioner Fisher were present when Nolan spoke after the killing. Benjamin Sandman, 18, died after a fall from a train near Manassas. his body sent to Wheatley’s and funeral planned at 126 Prince Street. The Alexandria Light Infantry Company G of the First Virginia regiment prepares for a Gettysburg encampment under Capt Slaymaker, with promotions and discharges noted, as Elks plan athletic events for a July 11 excursion to Marshall Hall and a possible baseball game with Washington Lodge.
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Robert Murphy, Jr
Alexandria
Alexandria County
J. B. T. Thornton
Thomas A. Fisher
Nolan
Murphy
Commonwealth
Crandal Mackey
Common Wealth
Benjamin Sandman
Manassas
B. Wheatley
Leroy Beach, Jr
Prince Street
Sandman
Pittsburg
Chesapeake and Ohio
Gettysburg
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First
Virginia Regiment
F. L. Slaymaker
W. J. Perry
T. Mark Crags
Walter E. Dienelt
A. G. Uhiler, Jr
John W. Monroe
John T. Ashton
Alexandria Lodge of Elks
Marshall Hall
Washington Lodge
Order
Washingtoniaws
Curb Market Classifieds Free Post Ads
The Post offers free curb market post ads through its classified columnist. No charge for advertising.
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