Price raid succeeds as Wabash cuts debentures rate
Market trading shows a late session drop led by steel shares amid rumors of a grand jury investigation into United States Steel and other firms. Wabash lowers its B debenture interest from 2 to 1 percent, prompting mislabeled weakness in related bonds. Crop prospects improve, Erie Railroad buys equipment, and money remains very easy as July payments approach.
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Washington Post
New York
United States Grand Jury
United States Steel Corporation
Department of Justice
American Smelting
Cunningham
Mr. Guggenheim
Ria
Europe
United States
Cleveland
Wabash
Wabash Directore
Steel Common Union Pacific
Chicago Dispatch
Northwest
Erie Railroad Company
Interborough Metropolitan
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Southern Railway
Iron and Steel Trate
New York Bond Market and Washington Stock Exchange Report
Regular call at noon lists sales in Adams, Ray and Elec, Norfolk and Washington Steamboat, Capital Traction, Washington Bay and Elec preferred, Washington Gas, Lanston Monotype, UsMon Trust, United States Trust, and Merchants and Mechanics Savings. Money on call steady around 4 1/2 to 2 3/4 percent. time loans firmer with 60 days and 90 day rates. mercantile paper quoted. sterling exchange with duties. government bonds and railroad bonds noted.
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Washington
Ray
Elec
Riza
Norfolk
Steamboat
Capital Traction
Washington Bay
Pfd
Washington Gas
Lanston Monotype
UsMon Trust
United States Trust
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bant
New York
Pee Dent
Fava Oumo
Prim Mercantile
Arcrel
Bankers i Bims
York
Adle-Chaimers
Ameren
American Tel
al Ev
Crantg
Amertan Totarro
Tabarco
Armauy & Co
Atchison Gen
Atrhigon
Atchison
Attantle Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Hartimore
Ohio
Brooklyn
Central of Georgia
Chesapeake & Ohta
Chesapeake
Chicago
Alton
BR & Quincy
Mil & Sr
T&pacht R
Chicaga
BC & Pac
Colarara Industrial
Mergenthaler Linotype _ 2
Colorado
Cs Colorado & Southern
Norfolk and Delaware & Hudson
Heeemhpat
Denver & Ito Grande
Denver & Hip Grande
Erle Pelor Fen
Yaabloyton Gas
General Flectrir
Liboty Central Ist
Anavoxtia
Potomac
Marine Interborough
Sy City
Anacostia
Poraas
Columbia
Ior
Jay
Kansas City Southern
Tray Washington
Cangat
Alissantt
Kansas
Texas
Electrle
Canna
Missouri
Eplomac Electric Light
Potomar
Norfolk and Western Ay
Riggs Realty
Northern Pacifc
Northern Pacife
Gospital Traction Panama
San Georgetown
San Francisco
Wong American Telepap
St Louie
Southwestern Ton
OM Dominion St
Washington-Virginia
Raycom
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific Co
Spears
Southern Pacific
Bouthern Preshe
Ystret
Morgenthaler
Southern
Virginia
Westinghouce Eleceric
DS Linen
Wisconsin Central
Metropoltan
Riggster
Washington Yam
Amertlein Security
Frost
National Savings and Trust Ie
Bar Union Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
United States Trust Ne
Savings Bank
Home Savings
Amimercs
Mashington Savings
Provident Av
Corcoran
Arlington
National
Columbia Trea Estate
Emerwa
Storwer Wagttrumw
Chapin- 166
Wall Street Gossip and Market Reactions June 28
On June 28 rumors linked a firm accused of employing business setters to a pending stock exchange investigation. The board meeting extended by a petition for July 3 holiday, while the Chicano Board of Trade planned a day-off before the Fourth. Paris bourse listed Miami Copper on settlement market amid copper market caution. London trading shifted to a new fortnightly account and NYSE arbitrage rules affecting cross-border deals. Banks will pay about 2.4 million for Panama 3s before July 16 and settle via the sub-treasury.
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Washington Post
New York
Stock Exchange
Board of Governors
Miami
Coulisse
Paris
Utah
Financial
London
New York Stock Exchange
Fidelity Storage Company
New Orleans
Mobile
Charteaton
Norfolk
Baltimore
York
Lasters Canes
Boston
Sane
Philadelphia
Ueats Eyes
Lapa
Houston
Quiet Ly Bis
Augusta
Erse Rene
Cies
Cincinnati
Saben
Little Rock
Great Britain
France
Continent
Japan
Mexico
Local stock market shows slight improvement with steady gains
The local market saw higher trading volume yesterday though price movement remained narrow. Public utility bonds sold well, Washington Railway and Electric bonds traded around 4.3 percent, Norfolk and Washington Steamboat bonds moved, and Capital Traction shares traded in small lots. Trading in Washington Gas showed modest gains, type stocks were steady, and several financials posted firmer quotes. Union Trust and Merchants and Mechanics traded, while the floor favored adjourning to Wednesday July 5. The Union Savings Bank building at 710 Fourteenth Street NW is undergoing weeks of repairs costing over 100000.
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Public Utility Corporation
Washington Railway and Electric
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Washington Gas
Lanston
Mergenthaler
United States Trust
Union Trust
Merchants and Mechanics
Chapin-Sacks Company
New York Cotton Opens With Decline on Weather Prospects
New York June 28 The cotton market opened with renewed covering but soon weakened as Western belt weather prospects improved. Prices closed steady with a net decline of 4 13 to 5 1, while Southern crop reports remained favorable. Liverpool showed smaller advances than expected but Manchester steadied as importers bought.
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New York
Memphis
Cabiex
Liverpool
Manchester
New York Produce Market Summary June 4 New York
Market notes show mixed receipts and steady to firm prices across commodities. Sutter firm receipts 4201 creamery specials 25 extras 24 firsts 53 cents. eggs 18501 receipts. poultry steady with Western spring chickens 33 cents. flour steady. pork steady. lard easy middle West 6 16 to 6 25. coffee steady Rio No 7 13 Santos No 7 . potatoes steady and cabbages dull southern crates 1.12–1.25. peanuts unchanged.
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New York
Middle West
Continent
Rio No
Santos No
Cordova
Souther
Civic Inquiry At Board Of Trade Meeting Tomorrow
The Board of Trade will consider a House inquiry into District government finances at tomorrow night’s meeting at the New Willard. Col George Truesdell will introduce a resolution in support. Bylaw amendments for officer/director restrictions and continued service for directors will also be discussed. National Bank charters granted include First National Bank of East Smithfield Pa with 925,000 capital stock, Livingston Manor National Bank, and First National Bank of Manard Tex. The Interstate Commerce Commission approved higher through fare charges for a Chesapeake and Ohio route until Washington Southern and Southern Railway cases decide. The ICC ruled only carriers under the commerce act may handle interstate freight. the transshipment tariffs issue drew Lane’s concurrence and concern over added confusion.
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Pete Ce Ees
Allle Chalmers Pta
Amalgamated Copper
Kansas City Southern
American Agricultural
American
Sagreda Gas
Can
Lehigh Valley
Laos
Ar and Foundry
Colton
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Minn
St. Me
American Ice Securities Tee
Mansouri
Kansas
Texas
American Sugar Refining
New York Central
American Telani
Ont and Western
American Tobacco Pta
Norfolk and Western
Anaconda Mining ¢ Co
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Atehison
Atehison Ptd
Pennsylania
Atlantin Coast Line
People’s Gas
Baltimore and Ohio
Pitie , c. c
Central Leather
Central of
Chicago
Rock Island Co
Tatedo
St Louis
Wertrig
Distilers
Tok
St Land
United States Realty
General Electric
United States Rubber
Goldfield Con
United States Steel
Great Northern
THO
United States
Great Northam Oreetts
Utah
Mioois Central
Interborough Met
Interborough
Wabash Pta
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
W. B Hibbs & Co
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Traffe
Washington Stock Exchange 2
House of Representative
Board of Trade
New Willard
Col
George Truesdell
Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington Southern
Southern Railway
Charlottesville
Alexandria
Lane
Washington Produce Market Quotations Snapshot
Wholesale prices for fresh fruits and vegetables dominate the Washington market, listing nearby regions Virginia Tennessee and North Carolina alongside imports. Butter cheese poultry and vegetables show varied prices with regional quotes for potatoes cantaloupes apples and oranges among others.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
Elgin
New York State
New
North Carolina
Florida
Cantaloupes
California
Oil Quotations and Market Figures From Various Regions
Oil quotations list regional prices with North Lima 82 and South Lima 77, Indiana 77, and June 23 24 figures. Credit balances, runs and shipments totals are provided, with averages and totals for shipments and daily activity. Copper mining and company names appear in a second line of quoted market notes, indicating multiple refiners and consolidations in Boston and other sites.
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Toledo
Ohio
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Gil City
Metal Market Report From New York and London
Market figures show copper futures for July to October around 12.1 to 12.5 cents, London copper at £36 17s, futures near £57 8d, and iron prices in Cleveland and London around 45 3c to 47%. About 980 tons were recorded in New York today with 25,548 tons exported so far this month.
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New York
London
Custom House
Eleckroty
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
Southern Salt
Baltimore Markets Wheat and Poultry Prices Reported
Baltimore markets on June 28 show spot and contract prices across grains and fats. Wheat includes Eabler and Corm-fusier contracts, oats firm No 2 white, and various rye values. Poultry lists spring chickens and ducks with per pound prices, plus old and young fowl. Butter and cheese values appear with creamery and printed butter types, while eggs across Maryland and nearby states are quoted with loss-offs and regional references.
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Philadelphia
Extra
Western Creamery
Fennylvania
New York
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Southern
Serly
Maryland
West Virginia
Virgina
Peneylvania
Eastern Shore
Virginia
Westen
Ohio
Southam North Carolina
Guinen
Per Doz
Live Stock Markets Chicago and New York summarize declines and gains
Chicago and New York live stock markets show cattle receipts around 20 000 in Chicago with weak tone for beeves and mixed hogs while sheep rise. New York reports lower beeves with overall prices steady to firm for some classes and dressed ranges. Bulls, cows, calves, veals, and lambs all feature with multiple price bands and regional contrasts.
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Chicago
Texas
Nies
Western
iInpabe
New York
New York Grain Market Report June Wheat and Corn
Spot weak for No 2 red and No 1 northern wheat with declines in July to 94 1/2, September 94 1/2, and December around 7. Receipts and shipments listed amid general market firming in barley and export notes. Futures showed varied closes across wheat, corn, and barley with active unloading in new crop months.
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New York
Duluth
Northwest
GABE
Standard Quiet
Recelpte
C & Tf
Buffalo
Chicago Wheat Market Sags as New Movement Undermines Confidence
The market faced investor doubt as new wheat shipments began moving to Chicago. Prices overall slipped about 1 percent with corn and oats down modestly and hog products steady. The session showed varied futures quotes and multiple grain bids, reflecting cautious demand.
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Chicago
Sahmeor
HK HK
Kennedy v Kennedy and Other Equity Hearings in Court Record
The Supreme Court District of Columbia file lists multiple cases before Justice Gould, including Kennedy v Kennedy with support for alimony and child custody, Slye v Slye divorce, Chandler v Chandler contract and trustee appointment, and various probate and bankruptcy actions. Additional entries cover Andrews v Royal Benefit Society withdrawal, and several property transfers and estate settlements with substantial bond amounts and trustee roles.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO. 2
Gould
G. A. Maddox Blye Ve. Slye
Set
Guy H. John
Pavarint Ve. Pavarint
Hewell
Plaintif
C. W. Clagett
Clark
Circuit Court No. 2
Gould. Andrews
Royal Benefit Society
M. Maogan
BN. Hill, Jr
Deeds of Trusts Across Several Squares and Estates
Multiple deeds of trust listed for various properties in Washington District, securing sums from 400 to 39,600 dollars. Names include Douglas P Syphax, Daniel W Baker, Rudolph Ho Yeatman, Johan Blair, William Ramaay, Frederick G Calvert, George B Pleming, Edward McKnew, and many others. Terms mostly 1 to 9 years, interest 5 to 6 percent, semiannual payments. properties span squares 878 1026 512 D 196 70 71 512 and others in Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plat and surrounding blocks.
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Douglas P Syphax
Daniel W. Baker
Rudolph Ho Yeatman
Joseph C. Sheehy
Ty Square
Kits
Cornelius B. Curtin
Charles W. Haas
Stanton €. Peelle
Johan Blair
Peters Mill
William Ramaay
Ramey
Edward
McKnew
Sime
Harry K. Ross
Helenn Phelps
Emma Ll. Linker
Square
Franklin T. Sagher
William A. HU
Rignald W Beall
Charles F Wallraff
Charles W Dert
Rot
Jet
Sarah E. Davis
Thomas Hanes
J Edward Lewis
Charles Butler
Etta Kriszewski
Benjamin
Chapin Brown
National Say
Iage and Trust Company
American Recurity and Trust Company
Amos H Plumb
Elmer Kacey
Hyman Dodek
Samuel V. Guenck
Washington Bavinga and Loan Company
Sherwood
Brookland
Annie W Osborne
Washington Loan and Trust
Tecure
Equitable
Cooperative
N Building Association
James D McKay
Arthur
G. Bishop
John le Massey
Richard W. Parker
Guardian
Bright Wood Park
William F Work
James Berry
William McK Clattan
Perpetual Building Association
J. Louis Willige
Lorenzo A Bailes
Melvin H Herriman
Lorenzo A. Bailey
John W. Work
Allen If' Work
Edward Work
Igleside
Helen FE. van Trump
Clara J.van Tromp
George W. White
Ernest L Sehmidt
James A Cahill
David Junigan
David J Dunigan
Francis 8
Dunigan
Washington Heights
Howard M Stehilson
Harold E Doyle
William L. Miler
Thomas M Gale
Jonn J Hamilton
Real Estate Transfers across Mount Pleasant and Northwest
Real estate transfers list assignments in 2018 across Mount Pleasant and northwest districts. Transactions include Robert L Waring trustee to Nina V Parke on multiple lots, and numerous parcels in blocks and squares with nominal $10 payments. Additional transfers involve William M Dougal to Henry M Baker, Angelius M MacMillan to Willet B MacMillan, and others including Frankl in Tanner and William A Hun. Also noted are transfers in New Hampshire Avenue, M Street Southwest, and Chevy Chase Heights with various trustees and buyers, each recorded with lot and square references and minimal consideration.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
William Edmonston
Evening Star
Fourteenth Street
Mary C. Hamilton
Thomas A Williams
Thomas A. 'Williams
Fileghoetz
Hamilton Place
Firat
Third
Robert Bonar
Witter Clabaugh
Margaret B. Mullan
Henry A
Clarence F Dondhoe
Brightwood
Melvin H. Harriman
Willam
Ingleside
James A. Cahillot
Helen R
Clara J. van Trump
Washington Heights
John J. Hamilton
Howard M. Etchison
Ninth Street
Robert L .Waring
Nina V. Parke
Mount Pleasant
Wisconsin Avenue
S Street
William M. Dougal
Henry M Baker
Third Street
Groest
Willet B. MacMillan
Church Street
New Hampshire Avenue
William Pitt Kellogg
Franklin T. Lanner
William A. Hun
Emma L Linker
Caleb Parkinson
Adolph Bowdler
John A. Hamilton
William Clahough
TOR
James A .Heshan
Michagl J
Margaret
Sheehan
Maude FB. Smith
Harry J
Nannie L. Collins
Duanwwood
Andrew Jackson
Eliza Beth Browning
Eliza
John W
M Street
Halt
Leonard A. Block
Jefferson Climax
Massachusetts Avenue Heights
American Security and Trust Company Et AL
Jennie T. Martin
CHEVY
Chase Heights
Chevy Chase Land Company
Square
Pleasant Plains
Catherine Widmayer
Alto
Florence
Notice of probate and claims on Edward Green estate
Frances Green announces from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia that she has letters testamentary for Edward Green. All claims must be presented with proper authentication to the subscriber by June 3 or June 10, 1791 as stated, or be barred from the estate. James Tanner, Register of Wills, attests.
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Jetters
Charles H Davidge
Ume
Seid
Peranns
A Horhling, Jr
James Tanner
Whlls
District of Columbia
Supreme Court OF the
Anna Keppel
Anna L. Kees
N Street
Register of Wills
Walter H. Marlow
Supreme Court OF
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Irving Newcomb
Blanche B Newcomb
Seventeenth Street
Protate Court
Newcomb
Churchill & Frey
Wilhelming Gerhard
William Gerhard
City of Washington
Francis Leonard
Thomas P Brown
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Post
Ashley M Gould
Montague
A. Moriarty
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Louise R. Schneider
Catherine G. Rheem
Charles B Schneider
Edith L Schuster
Bessie L White
Lily Acker
Edward Acker
Frankie Acker
Milly Acker
Walter Acker
William Acker
Ashelyn Gould
Tames Tanner
Darlington
Darlington, Attorney. Je22, 28, Fyr Supreme Court OF the
Catharine
Anid
George W. Tallurtt
Wille
Robert EF. Mattingly
John L Brunett
Rockville
A. E Shoemaker
Edward Green
Frances Green
Rhode Inland Avenue
Swayze
Hichhorn
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