Market Climb With Mixed Rail and Tobacco Stock Moves
A thin trading day saw stocks inch higher amid mixed results from rail groups and tobacco issues. Canadian Pacific reported strong May earnings while American Tobacco and Western rail segments showed notable movements, and concerns over antitrust actions briefly tempered sentiment. Weather and crop updates highlighted drought effects in North Dakota and corn advances supported by seasonal demand. The money market remained steady ahead of early July liquidity shifts.
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North Dakota
St. Paul
Saulty
Anuns
Bank of Mnglend
Ronda + firm
Total
United States
Grain and market data mixed from Boston prices daily report
A garbled OCR style market entry reports closing prices and quotes for corn, oats, poultry, and other commodities across multiple regions. It lists per bushel and per hundredweight figures, including Maryland and Pennsylvanian notes, alongside Western states figures and New York references, with unclear dates and units.
Washington cattle market summary and wholesale items
A garbled Washington cattle market listing shows various farm goods and prices. Items include butter, eggs, meat, poultry, and vegetables from multiple states such as New York, North Carolina, Florida, and California. The OCR data lists weights, crates, baskets, and per unit prices for cattle, chickens, turkeys, ducks, and produce. The fragmentary notes reference regions like Virginia and Southwest Virginia with assorted produce including potatoes, cabbage, onions, squash, and peppers.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Nouthwest Virginia
New York State
New
Taras
USA
Cumin
North Carolina
Florida
Appias
California
Wall Street Gossip On Bond Market And Failures
The report describes bond market movements with American Tobacco and new issues, noting firm conditions amid heavy offerings. It cites Dun's data on commercial failures, compares year to year, and highlights improved May earnings for Canadian Pacific and other rail lines with notable net gains.
New York Stock Market Quotation Summary Note
The following quotations are those received by W B Hibbs Co bankers and brokers. They are members of the New York Stock Exchange the Chicago Board of Trade and the Washington Exchange.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
Flite Huilding
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Machange
Washington Stock Exchange Quiet but Active Trading
In yesterday's Washington Stock Exchange session, bank and trust company stocks drew notable attention with several sales. United States Trust led activity with 6 shares traded 1221-2 to 122. National Bank of Washington moved 12 shares at 1, American Security and Trust 2 shares at 28, National Savings and Trust 7 shares at 0, and Union Savings 0 at 4a. District National sold two lots post-call at 158 and 314-2, down from prior. Trading in Lanston was lively but net price change small as Te or La reached 44 on high bids without fills. Cardtal Traction offered 1261-2 and 127, Washington Railway and Electric preferred at MN, and Washington Gas rested at 871-2 bid and 871-2 ask. Bond sales included Potomac Electric consolidated at 5,000 and Capital Traction 5 at 25-8. A majority of the exchange’s governing committee was absent, delaying today’s adjournment decision over the Fourth of July. brokers expect favorable action and plan outings.
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New York
Yestenay
Peices
Attras
Aml
Poe
Supreme Court
Iris
Capital Customs Ouraipst
Potomac Levtrie Consolidated
Age Eheadnar
Isk
Capital Traction
Amerean Labourinal
Washington Tramway and Electric Pfd
Aiverean
Ty Bay
Hank of
Washington
Atinione
National Savin and ‘Trust
Bantk
Dem Prion
District National Bank
Reiners Oh
Saats Lanston Monstypo
Bernie Rife Stagt
Endl Brilion
Sake AM
Georgetown
I National Banks
Capi Rartion
At &T
Anneos Amd
Marie
Shington
Norfolk
Ishington Steamboat
U Riggs Realty
Vale
Nashville
Missouri i
Washinton
Alasrich Rais
Texas
Hinton
Bolt Missauri
Norfolk and Wington Steamboat
Hal Sugetsarh
Yeu
Thiophny and Telegraph
Dew York
Falls
Dominion
York
Washington-Virginia
Treasury
Mergenthaler Linotype
Oregon
Lanston
Pananaa
Penisylvania Ysia
Greene Cananen
Penneytvania von
Reading
St. Beant St. i Plavnebre
Captral
Aio
St. Touls Nnd
Ser
BAT
Columbia
Touls
Boutherss
Mt Washington
Talon Faelle
Unter Paeltie
Trust Company
Tinian Parl
Paul Wa
Aled
Wisconsin
Comte
Ns Us
Rand
LLANE
Jauieraon
Teakster
Storngene
Chapin- Sacks
Ann
Ami-Chalme
Kansas City Southern
Louville
Farheiste
Mt Minneapolis
St. Louis
St. P
S. St
Tex
Iissaurl Pacific
Ameria
Ilan
National Biscult
Wade Refining
National
Leaa
Darnney and Wofthia Pta
Natl Vs
of Mexico
al- Linean Steel Foundries
New York Central
Ontario
Western
North Ataran Wareien
Northern Pacific
Anacontia Mining Co
Pactic Mail i
Atchson
Tho
Pactti
Atchison
Pennylvania
Ata
Coast Line
People's Gas
Pitts
Bethiehent Steel
Pittsburg Coal
Vila Rapid
Pittsburg
Rock Island Co
Pia
Ultimo Aul Northweern
Milan St. Paul
St Louis Southwestern
SS Louis
St. Louis Southwestern
Jow
Colorado Fuel Cart Iron
Stagheffield Steel and Iron Huey
Colorata
Southerts
Teeuthern Pacific
Aen
Southern Railway
Tay I
Delaware and Hudson
Tennessee Copper
Fin Grande Texas and
Paelfe
Ti Grande
Tal
St. L Ly
al Dyney Securities
Pacific
Erie
Union
Pra
Union Pacific Ptt
United States Realty
General Electric
United States Rubber
al Wieldian
United States
United States Steel
Ctah Copper
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Batyly
Taterborough-Mer
Inter Harvester
Maryland
Atinghouse Electric
Western Union
Western Union By Ton Treernatioal
Bane Torrionat Vna
Wheeling and Lake Fire
Tess
Bank and Trust Company
Washington Stock Exchange
United States Trust
District National
Cardtal Traction
Washington Railway and Electric
Ashington Gas
Potomac Electric Consolidated Sa
Chicago
Nebraska
ST x SiMe
Apt
BRESS
Ty Mareh If
de Alpe
Ae Ans
Sept AG
Lune
Tralveston
Ae Ne Raieea
New Orleas
Boston
Philadelphia
Houston
Augusta
Lewis
Cincinnati Law Lihue
Louisvile
Great Britain
Continent
France
Japan
Gordon C. France
Paul V. Mitchell
J. Clinton Tribby
Charles B. Tripby
Morris Randall
Sammuel Goldenberg
Joseph R. Freeman
Macy E. Freeman
Savane Southeaster
Ephraim Reznok
George M. Emmerich
Anton Leroh
Francis 4. Blundon
Henry F. Mooney
William G. Blundon
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Zepp
Sarrell S. Yepp
Hendrick
J. T. Hendrick
A. I. Middlekavf
Jefferson Clomax
William
Ambrose
Theodore Block
Leonard A. Block
Inglesich
Robert W. Neely
James Cahill
George W. White
Francis S. Dunigan
Binck
Bernie A. Mackintosh
Hoyal E. Wilbur
Charles W. Fairfax
Paul ¥. Moreland
LE Droit Park
Egbert W. Thomas Et al
Chapin Brown Andenry
Oliver S. Metzerott
Union Trust Company
Fideller Trust Company
Ferdinand (. Stewart
Square
A. Miller
Hiwin R. Marden
Clara A. Marden
East Washington
Adam F. Smith
Charles H. Kindle
Herry M. Packard
Robert F. Bradbury
Hick
North Grounds Columbian University
Nellie
Palmer
Harmon
Harry
Welch
Wilford H. Dunn
Helen B. Welch
Joseph Sierrox
H. R. Webb
William H. Baden
Bertha Y. Hebb
Adaugh M. Burf
William A. Fon
Rignald W. Beall
W. Wallace Chiswell
Blocz
Joseph Mopiheux
National Savings and Trust Company
Ecure American Security Ant Trust Company
Squarg
Meta Morris Evans
Jeane L. Heiskell
Sebastian Aman
Alma L. Klopper
Squard
Hueh A. Thi
Jacob
Philadelphia Markets Dairy and grain prices steady in mixed report
Philadelphia market notes show wheat and corn steady to firm with No 2 grades in export and local trade. Butter eggs and cheese hold firm with various regional quotes. Potatoes, poultry, and dressed fowl prices mixed. New York money market and currency rates listed alongside government and railroad bond activity.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
Live Stock Markets Report From Chicago and New York
Chicago market receipts include cattle with beeves around 4.55 to 5.75, cows and bullocks mixed. Hog prices show meats at 6.30 to 6.25 for light to mixed types, with 15,000 head of pigs estimated. calves are steady with veal at 8.00, dressed veals 4.00 to 5.00. Sheep and lambs receipts near 2.78 head. New York reports steady beef, calves and poultry trade, and steady flour and corn meal. Prices across commodities show mixed activity with some stronger demand for Western and New York cattle.
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Chicago
Wester
Kat
Nature
Western
New York
Sime
Barks Wester
Middle West
Nod
Varhangel
The Metal Market. New Farkine 28 Standard cappry aulor
Futures in New York quoted as Attivala reported today with 429 tons exported this month. Custom house returns show Lake Copper at 18. SALW electrolytic 1 BMT Terant In 32.8744 12 50 iron-Cleveland warrants. Card ran unchanged in London. Foundry Northern 19 No 3 U8 TePis. No 1 founds Southern and No 1 foundry Sothern soft 14 13 ths.
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Luis
Landen
New York
Custom House
Lake
Cleveland
London
Northern
Southern
Sothern Soft
Cotton Market in New York Sees Early Rise then Steady Turn
New York June 2 The failure of today's weather reports to confirm the Western belt tailing off demand. Prices showed a sharp early advance but favorable private condition reports prevented broader buying. Later the market steadied with slight net changes on old and new crop positions.
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New York
Equity Court Proceedings and Probate Listings in DC
Supreme Court and other DC courts hear numerous actions including Talbert v. King with transcript and hearing details, Isherwood divorce, bankruptcy for Frank Israel, condemnation for a manual training school, and estate probates for Robinson, Shuster, Zenner, Rehle, Gatchell, Little, Chisolm, Watson, Lomax, and others. Also criminal cases, civil suits, and liens across district courts, with various attorneys and bond amounts.
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Abney & Woodard
L. H. David
Frank
District Court
Justice Gould
Sherman Avenue
Criminal Court NO
Justice Wright
United States Vs. George
Malariah Williams
Waedy-Smith
Tt. B. Freharty
United States
Morris Kidwell
BE. O'Brien
Frankie Harris
Edmund Carrington
Rosa Watson
Samuel Hurwicz
Mattle EB. Lomax
John Ridout
Truitt
Campbell Carrington
Sarah C. Robinson
Irving Williamgan
Samuel D. Shuster
Ernest JA. Shuster
B. B. Kimball
William Zenner
Alwina Zanner
Charles H. Bauman
Charles Rehle
F. A. Fenning
B. W. Parker
Margaret
J. O'Donnell
Cell Real Estate
J. Fred Gatchell
George B. Wagner
D. Fulton Harris
Charles Linking
Hanrietta Little
Frances
L. Root
W. H. Marlow, Jr
Frederic F. Chisolm
Wolf & Cohen
Henry E. Rupprecht
Charles B. Boller
Emma J. Beer
John A. Gardiner
Arline
John U Gardiner
Cora H. King
George A. King
Atiorneys
Barnard & Johnson
Real Estate Transfers Listing Across Northwest and Georgetown
A long notice lists numerous property transfers in Washington DC areas including Sixteenth and H Street NW Meridian Hill and Georgetown. Transfers show buyers sellers lots squares and price details with many properties valued at $10 or $1,300 and mortgage style securities. Names include Margaret B Damrosch Harriet B Reale James G Blaine Horace G Smithy Martin Bray Daria Cotter Harry Calahan David Cotter Wallace Landon Clarence W Light Bight.
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Sixteenth
Huron
Margaret B. Damrosch
Harriet
B. Reale
James G. Blaine
South Hplt
Meridian
Saul
Horace G. ‘Smithy
Martin H. Bray
Georgetown
Daria J. Cotter
Harry A. Calahan
Wisconsin Averte
Freeman
Mortia
Fourteenth Street
Wallace E
Landon
Thomas Tervas
Murdock
Mary Andall
A. Travov
Pinehurst
Robert M. Hutchison
Willliam
Jasper
LE Droit Park
William G Blunder
Mabel H. Bradford
East Deanwood
Edward M. Pino
William E. Garrett
Ingleside
James A. Cahill
Robert W. Neely
Barry Tarm
Margaret Eliott
John F. Waters
John W. Sherwood
John A. Storm
H Street
Walter R. Wilcox
David B. Murdock, Jr
Twelfth Street
Lucy Willan
George
Livingston
Livingston Et al
Oliver
Matas ‘Ott
Villa Park
Clara A. Marden
Edwin
A. Miller
Sarme
Paul Weidenmann
Twining City
Harry
Gladman
Martha W. Wells
East Washington Park
Robert F. Bradbury
Adam F
Nannie V. Smith
Howard Road
Anacosta
Horatio N. Tap- Yin
Campbell A. M. HE
First Street
James W. Gray
Joseph Herzog
J. Richard Tiggle
North Columbia Heights
A. E. Tull ‘Oyster Company
Robert H. Whittington
Massachusetts Avenue Heights
Atertean Security and Trust Company Et al
Ingrese
Lie
Fabre
W. Wallace Chiswell
Adough M. Byrd
Gertrude B. Mosset
George W
Clarence F. Norment
Columbia Heights
Charles W. King
Thomas F
Rosetta V. Finn
Property liens and secured loans across multiple lots
Transactions record secured loans and trusts involving Chevy Chase Land Company and properties in Mount Pleasant and Hitney Close. Loans range from 1,000 to 50,250 with 3 to 6 year terms at 5 to 6 percent, secured on various lots and blocks, with semiannual or monthly payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Blumenthal
Hitney Close
Middaugh & Shannon
B. Francis Sau
Walter E. Hilton
Garustt A. Smith
Sis
Semlatenally
Father of 20 Sentenced in Domestic Assault Case
In Alexandria a father of twenty, Charles Strobel, was sentenced to no jail time and fined four dollars after a brutal assault on his wife. Mrs. Strobel pleaded with Police Justice Caton to remit the jail sentence as Strobel, a 33-year husband and locomotive engineer, faced an appeal. Also noted are a Hibernian officer visit and a separate 5-dollar fine for John Armature for racial seating law violation. The July term of the U S court in Virginia begins with internal revenue cases and the steamer Trenton libel likely to be acted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Charles Strobel
Strobel
John Armature
Taylor
Washington-Virginia Railway
Armature
United States Court For
Eastern District of
Virginia
Edmund Waddill
Internal Revenue
Trenton
Alexandria Nips Falls Church 5 1 in pitchers duel
Alexandria defeats Falls Church 5 to 1 in a well played game led by a strong pitching duel between Anderson for Falls Church and Caton for Alexandria. Final lines show key hits and fielding notes with multiple players contributing across positions.
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Alexandria
Falls Church
Anderson
Caton
Alexand'a
Falls Ch
Cockrell
van H's
Scrivner
O'Watson
van Asif
Suderton
Sheehan
Rune—Scrivner
Snowden
Trenary
Wat- Ynon
Wateon
Anderton
Astryke
Mr. Dunbar
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