Rally in many shares tops United States Steel gains
Washington headlines report a lively rally in several shares led by United States Steel, with steel and equipment stocks rebounding after early reversals. Motors, utilities, and miscellaneous issues softened the market, while government price adjustments and domestic demand influenced trading. Total sales reached 670,001 shares with Liberty bonds showing varied premiums.
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Baldwin
Morse
Ohio Gas
General Motors
Lawsas
Delaware and
Hudson
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Baltimore
Chioo
Northern Central
Southern Raltway
France
Franciaro
Japan
United States
Wall Street Gossip and Copper Stocks Rally
The report shows a semiannual dividend of 3 percent and net income gains across copper operations. Hayden Stone acts for Ray Consolidated Copper, China Copper, and American Smelting, forming Gallup American Coal Company to manage properties. A large gold shipment of $490,000 and $6,698 to San Francisco reflect a major transfer to Spain and an equal shipment to Japan.
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Califa Copper Company
Peereweten
Faimist
New Mexico
Hayden
Stone
Rayonsolidatent Copper
China Copper Company
American Smeltane & Refining Companys
Gallup American (Coal) Company
Treasury
Spain
San Francisco
Japan
New York and Baltimore Market Totals June 29 Reports
Market summaries from New York and Baltimore show receipts and prices across hogs, cattle, sheep and lambs, with notes on weak demand and mixed quality. Prices for hogs, cows, heifers, bulls, and poultry are listed, alongside wheat, oats, eggs, butter and dairy product quotes for regional markets.
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Chicago
Nalvadt
Eas
Neesiors
New York
Aaster
ALVES
Firm
Vaale
Akim Mmilx
Washington stocks end week dull amid cautious trading
Only one stock and one bond issue showed notable activity on the Washington exchange as the week closed. Trading wasthin with prices near week lows, while investors shifted towards safer holdings amid broad market caution and no aggressive demand.
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Washington
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Local Market Prices Mixed Across Stocks and Produce
The local stock and commodities page lists irregular bids and trades for Washington Gas and Capital Traction Railroad bonds, with prices around 103 percent. It also covers poultry, cheese, butter, eggs, and a wide range of vegetables and fruits from North Carolina to California, detailing crate and per box prices for items such as potatoes, onions, peppers, tomatoes, lettuce, apples, oranges, and berries.
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New York State
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
California
Florida
Bila
Georgetown Gas
Washington Gae
Capital Traction Co
Wee
Metropolitan Ry
Elec
Miec. P
Tel
Rec
Ste. & Safe Dents
OL KR
Steamboat
Rees Realty
Wash
Etec
Wish
Washington Gas
Columbia Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston
Chapin-Gacks Co
Col. Paner Mic Co
Storag
Washington Market
Nee
Hearty Co
New York Produce Market Report Turned Mixed
New York market data shows butter receipts at 14,986 with higher creamery values, eggs receipts 16,335 with varying grades, and sugar and coffee futures steady. Philadelphia notes butter unchanged and eggs firm with general market steadiness. poultry alive steady and dressed prices firm in most categories.
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New York
Penneaylvania
Eresseirm
Rio
Philadelphia
Metal Market and Grain Cotton Prices Drift in New York
New York reports mixed commodity trading with copper and tin prices steady to firm. Grain and corn markets show spot stability while cotton futures stage an opening advance followed by a sharp intraday decline and a muted close. Prices for No. 2 hard wheat and refined crude oil are listed with daily ranges for June and late June.
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New York
Alaska Gold M. i
Taclede Gas
Allis Chat
Lehizh Care
Bay
Faith Tewe
Maxwell M. Co
Petro
F&i
Stee
N. L
Lucarnto
Ameiting
ABT Ag
Amel & Tel
Y. Central
Po & PF. A
Tom Tois
Fee Tobin
N. Y
T.pr
New
Bo & L
West
Nore
Sea
Wwe
North
Pacific
Scotia Steel
Ohio
Rieke
Atchison
Ontario
Atl Coast
Algie
Pacific Mail
Okie
Pacifictrel
Tel
Phila
Coo
Bate &Cho Pee
Pierce Arrow
Barrett
Barrett Co
Bmw Itue i
Beth Steel
Pitt
Pitta, & W. Steel Pf
Burns Bros
Lon Va
Steel
Rep. J. & Steel
Cerro de Pasco
Rep.j.& Stl
Prt
Royal Dutch
Savage Arms
Saxon Motors
M & St.p. Pt
Gay Flit
South
Studebaker
Tenn. Co c
Texan Pacific
Texan Cio
Texas
O.rta
Co Teat
Securittog
WaTwin Clay RT
Selie
Leno
Union Pacific
Union Pac
Tae M. S
En Electric
Ry. Invie
Cni. Ry. Thy
Motor D Pte
Goodrich
Loty
Bynes Onl
Roy
Greene
Roditt
A. Wsu
P Breet
FAA
BR Ca
S. Steel Pr
Agrionte
Gibi
Viac & Chene
Westin
Wilson
Betty S
Kennecote
Krege
Hylden
Aetna
AD. AG
Butte Cap. & Z
Ctrles Ser. W
Vance
Chevrolet
Fic
Mosda, & Gotts
Curtiss Aeropt
Antunes
Everett Reaney Bay
United States
Tan - Maxim
Regulatin Exporta
Merritt Oil
Mason Valley
P&p
Osage Hominy
Greg Uitler
Sapulpa
Goms
Sinclair Gua
Motors
iWrighe Martinee
Atlas
He AG Habana Tobacco
Habana Toh
Owen
Jose
Lehige
Kanaga
N. J
BSA
Card— & Montana
Bo Ga Aly
Boston T
Calumet & Jerome
Riba
Bebe Goldtela
Miami
London
NEW York Grain
I. Tf
Standard
Ateady
Internal Revenue Shows Big Increase in May Receipts
May internal revenue receipts rose by 118.7 million dollars versus 1916 driven by new income taxes. Corporate and individual income taxes climbed over 101 million, with corporate taxes about 60 million. Spirits revenues up nearly 30 million and tobacco up about 14 million. Eleven months to June 30 totaled 671.3 million, about 190 million above last year. Theaters and museums revenue fell by about one third. Munition manufacturers paid about 1.64 million.
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Apirita
Treasury
Sangster Denies Bias at Washington Railway Hearing
Andrew Sangster chief accountant of the valuation bureau testified at the hearing on the Washington Railway and Electric Company case that greater cooperation from Capital Traction could have prevented report flaws. He asserted neither he nor his subordinates are biased against the company or its officials, as renewed motions to exclude portions of his report were overruled.
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Andrew Sangster
Valuation Bureau
Public Utiltias Commission
Washington Railway and Diectrise Company
Capital Traction Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Tte
Obregon to France as Military Observer
Gen Alvaro Obregon former war minister in Carranza's cabinet has been named military observer for the Mexican government with the American and French armies and will proceed to the front soon, according to advices received today.
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el Paseo
Vex
Alvaro Obregon
Carrangia
Heating Apartments by Gas Considered in District
Real Estate Brokers Association members at the Eb bitt meeting urged advisers to tell clients to buy coal and stock bins in summer to avoid winter shortages. President George Y. Worthington reported progress with dealers and mine operators. A committee was named to address water rents payment changes. The group discussed heating apartment houses by gas as an alternative to coal and estimated a minimum cost of 75 cents per 1000 cubic feet.
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James F. Shea
William A. Hil. BP. Saul
Mr. Hunt
Gan
Herbert Shannon
Edward Grinder Sentenced for Manslaughter in Death of Teen
Edward Grinder aged 19 was convicted of manslaughter in the death of 16 year old Eisie Sacrey at Seventh and D streets SW on September 12. He received a 15 year sentence in the penitentiary from Justice Gould in District Supreme Court criminal division 1. Grinder, indicted for first degree murder, did not resist as the court imposed the maximum manslaughter term. Attorney James A. O Shea represented the prisoner.
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Edward Grinder
Eisie Sacrey
Seventh
D Streets
Justice Gould
District Supreme Court
Grinder
James A. O'Shea
Probate notices in District of Columbia courts
Notices from the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Probate Court feature requests for probate, administration, and claims. Details include names of decedents Emil G Rehafer Harriet N Hobbs Allen M Tinker and Allen M Tinker estate actions, with dates and required appearances, publications, and deadlines.
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Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Harriet N. Hobbs
Supreme Court
Pernana
Peraon
Jane
Mary A. Copp
R. S. Th. Bradley
Upaytaits
Register of Wills
Frank
Bright
Herve
Ft. A
Emil G. Rehafer
Beneft
Eld Astate
Mur
Tude W. Own
Munsey Bidg
Ecgend
Atreet
Taylor
Wille
District of Colombia
Strychnin for agricultural depatement proposals
Proposals for furnishing and delivering 4090 carres of strychnine sulfate to Washington DC will be received until 2 pm July 6 1917. Envelopes must be indorsed Proposals for Strychnine and addressed to the Secretary of Agriculture. Also a flood of money loan ads and real estate lending notices appear in this Washington DC classifieds excerpt.
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Washington, C
D. C
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Equity Court notice of title by adverse possession case
In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Equity Court a notice for publication seeks to establish title for complainants Adelaide F. Stillson and others to described real property in DC. The order lists numerous heirs devisees and aliens of William King and related parties with a publication deadline and weekly notices in Washington Law Reporter and The Washington Post.
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Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
Beesie Robinson
Anid
American Security and Trust Company
Inns
A. D
Tals
Washington Taw Reporter
Washington Port
Wendell P. Staffort
Seal
Taylor
Villa
District of Columbia
R. K. Tyler
Duncan Bradley
Attreme Court
Allen M. Tinker
Ania
Frank &. Bright
A. PD
Victoria Munger
Carrie Jillson
Betray Ogden
Wiliam Gardner
Minerva Qurdick
John Ilee
Clark Beardsley
Rilen M. Hunt
Mary Fouthworth
Artie G. Tangitt
Laure G. Brookway
Goma Cook
Baur B. Hail
Inhm Binart
Annie Harrie
Horece Burch
Frank Burch
Jeanette Beardler
Mary Morgan
Frank Rureh
Aaid
Wrannington Law Reporter
Washington Fontana
Wendelt
Ford
C. Tay.lor
Ton G. Clerk
Equity Court
William PB. Carpender, Jr
Ada Carpender
Vemplaipanta
Unknisen Belre, Deviners and Agenees
William Ring
Equity No
Adelaide F. Stillson
Adverse Posgenaton
Karare
Foxtreet
Northeas
Amid
Belrs
Gevinees
Atienca
William King
Philip Thome
Geriaeea
Hebseca
HB. Magridec
Alexander C. Magrader
John Eansen Thomas
Mary J
Thomas
Catherine Hanson Alezander
Ashton Alezander
Devisees
Allenres
Joy H
T. Magruder
Elisa Magruder
Philip A. Magruder
Rebecca Bcott
C. Bleya
Eira
Rieman Gordos Duval
Aniuie A. Teuval
Mare Randolph Carroll
Epi G. Thomas
Nathaliel
Thomas Whiting
George W
Whiting
J. Marshall Thomas
Hein Aevindes
William Stanley
Mary Stan John Btanleay
Margaret Stanley
William J
Bramhall
Traptee
John W.warne
Washington Law Reportier
Washington Post
Sx Heaton
Blaffeord
Chas. B. Coplin
Cleri
Supreme Court Notices of Iward & Duvall v Harr
Legal notices from the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia involve Iward and Duvall versus Harr and others. Attorneys are named for the plaintiffs and defendants with case details and dates not provided in full in the fragmented text.
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Iward & Duvall Vn. Harr
Platmole
I Will Sell 82 000 Potomac Donald and More Bonds
Thomas L. Hume broker lists buy and sell offers for a wide range of securities including Potomac Donald 82 000 and 55 at 894 percent, Washington 31 000 at 5 percent, Capital Traction, Washington Utilities, and several banks. The note mentions bids with and without, pfd and common stock, various percentages, and deliveries for cash at a broker’s bank with prior acceptance and accrued interest.
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Potomac Donald
Washington
Capital Traction
Revy. & Flee. Pf
Va. Ney. Com
Ih. Ve. Awe
Washington Utilities
Washington Gan
Mengenthaler
Lanston
I Franklin Wations Bank
District National Bank
Dupont National Bank
Munses Trust
Continental Trust
Northweat Sav. Bank
American Paper
Oklahoma
Mauri Dove Co
Pioche Mines Co
Rev
Elec
Teib- 5 Capital Traction
Aw. & Filec
Dupent National Bank
Munney Trust
Baseball Club
Aentiona
Thomas L. Hume
G Street
Tel
Safe Investments in Turbulent Markets
The safest investments are deeds of trust notes on real estate in the District of Columbia. Such first mortgages are well secured and do not depend on individuals or corporate skews. We offer investments from 8500 upward and provide a booklet titled Concerning loans and Investments.
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Mortiageny
Ram Estate
District of Columbia
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Old Point
15Th NW
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Company
Wood's
Capitol ST
Mile
Prud’horame
Hawthorn Spring
Ocala Re
Pitman
Drinerr
Elsie Sacrey
Alfred B. Let
Eugend A. Jones, Attorney
FH. Smith CO
Eremrera
Wm. H. Raunders & Co
Soaphera
Money & Paganable Carson
Helmer & Hawn
Gardiner & Dent, Inc
St. WN
Furniture Ant
Paul V. Mitche. & CO
Tyler & Hutherford, Inc
J. W. SteDblefeld
Celcrada Ag
Prepia's Trust Co
Financhal
Safe Deposit Boras
Fentais
William D. Hoover
Chas
Lamborn
Woodbury Blash
Frank W. Stone
2D Vice Press
Percival Wilson
National Savings and Trust Company
15Th and
N. Y. Ave
Savings Depository
George W. White
C. H. FP. Johnson
Viea Prea
George O. Walbon
J. Gales Moore
Our
Savings Dept
National Metropolitan Bank
15Th St
U. S. Treasury
Bryan
Ryprem
Columbia
Colombia
Tha
Columbicere
Ciera
Necbeck
Francis
Supreme Court OF Thes
Peobare Court
We. C. Tatlos
Soart
John L. Edwards & Co
New York Stock Exchanges
Wrasningtom Btocy Brohange
St.eel
Supreme Court OF the District of Colamte Omcces Iron Company
Walem
Torre Plata
Psceza Equitable
Bere
Seaton
Rafe
Beth
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Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
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