Brisk Rise in Stocks After Government Crop Report
New York stocks rallied in the final hour after the government crop report showed record corn and oats yields and higher spring wheat, lifting railroad shares, while United States Steel showed a less favorable order picture but followed the market rise. The crop data suggested stronger farm feed demand and helped prices close above August highs.
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Washington Post
New York
Seapions
United States Steel Corporation
New York Bond Market Report Fragment
Yotedo Ohio October balances and runs data appear with multiple place names and crude oil figures. The fragment lists averages and totals such as 130 runs 215 038 barrels and ship berth 42307 barrels with averages 229 930. Names include Karth Lima 82 South Lime 77 Indiane and HL City Pa. October notes, but readable context is limited.
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Yotedo
Ohio
Washington Stock Exchange Prices and Commodities Report
Boston October 10 closing prices show wholesale quotations for Atlantic Boston and Butte Coaliton. Eggs and poultry prices rise amid large fruit and vegetable receipts. greens, canaries, and various produce values listed. New York money on call steady. sterling weak with bankers' bills showing 6.83 and 4.86 quotes. government and railroad bonds steady.
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Boston
Butte Coaliton
Revedee Consolidated S
Frown Virginia
West Virginia
Butte
Southwest
Virginia
Tennessee
Western
Nccomds
One York State
California
Delaware
Concord
Bartlett Pears
Damsons
Ahab
New York
Prima Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Cotton Shrugs After Nervy Trade Day
New York cotton markets opened nervy with an early decline then a rally lifting October and May to fresh seasonal highs before retreating as a brokerage house suspension dampened sentiment. October rose 3 points, November unchanged, and later deliveries down up to 20 points. a firm with net short interest around 4,500 bales drew attention amid mixed Southern spot results and favorable Sunday weather save for cold rains in parts of the Southwest.
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New York
Fafura
Washington cattle market trends and prices reported
Market summary shows cattle prices easing slightly with demand for calves strong. Hog prices quoted at 8.00 to 9.00 per cwt while sheep and lambs offer limited data with hogs and calf values provided in uncertain OCR form.
Wall Street Gossips Under Pressure in July Market
Special to The Washington Port reports New York stock exchange activity at a low ebb with total transactions about 190,600. Industrials and railroads hit new high average prices, 81.91 and 115.66 respectively, while call money hovered around 3 per cent. Bond averages rose from 88.81 to 92.10, textile trade shows growth, cotton prices surged to Civil War highs before a small default arose. United States Steel unfilled orders for September 30 stood at 2,161,106 tons versus August 31’s 3,537,138. prior low was 9,027,436 in 1904.
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Pennsylvania
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Inez
American Tel
Tel American Tobacco
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
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Canadian Pacific
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New Jersey
Chesapeake
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Western
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Northwestern
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Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
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Washington
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Erie
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General
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Aldrich-Vreeland
Interborough-Met
International Harvester
International Marina
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Utah Copper
Hibbs Building
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Washington Stock Exchange
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Buenos Airea
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Local stock market shows profit taking and bargain hunting
Outside orders have dwindled after a week of activity as investors sold large blocks of Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank shares while demand for offerings remained strong. Prices fluctuated, with a quick rebound to recent levels. forty seven shares changed hands along with multiple small lots. Washington Loan and Trust and United States Trust moved on call, while Mergmenthaler and Capital Traction stayed firm. Washington Gas remained steady as overall market tone stayed strong.
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Capital Traction
Washington Gas
Ty Yat TI
Mergenthaler Linetyne
Washington Loan and Trust
United States Trust
Merchants and Mechanica Savings Bank
Georgetown Geatert
Ind
Washington
R.lumbia Ry
Washington Ry
Mt Vernon
Potomias Electric Power Cong
Mort
Electric Power Co
Potomac
Washington Steamboat Way and Electric Afd
Watington i
Tel
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanstop Monotype
Greene-Cansnen Copper
National Bank
American
Columb
Lincoln
Ge Colonial Heard
Nee Security Storage Co
Mechanica Savings Bank
Mergenthaler
Murray to Inspect Bank Examiners Across Districts
Comptroller L. O. Murray arrives in Baltimore to launch a field survey of bank examiners, visiting several districts to study methods and data collection. He notes some examiners show stronger results, and emphasizes standardizing practices and providing aid to improve weaker work.
Boll weevil damage seen in Madison parish district La
Dr L L Howard chief entomology bureau says the cotton boll weevil caused greatest damage in the Madison parish area south of Baton Rouge. He just returned from a thorough survey noting about 49 enemies of the boll weevil, with six parasites already introduced to Louisiana and plans to release at least six more. Reports suggest market movements and financial notices interspersed with grain prices in Chicago, including bond syndicate activity and leadership changes at a Baltimore trust.
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Madison Parish
Baton Rouge
Ll. C. Howard
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
Dr. Howard
Louisiana
Live Stock Markets Report From New York Oct 10
Receipts and prices vary across cattle calves sheep and hogs with mixed results. Beef stock steady to higher while hogs show slow demand and calves and veals mixed in price. Copper and iron markets show quiet activity with varied London and New York quotations.
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Texan Best
Calla
Calle
HUGH
Chicago
Western
Stérkera
Baltimore
Belfera
Cotton firm Argo, Jester & Co Suspends Trade
The New York cotton market saw the suspension of Argo Jester & Co announced on the cotton exchange. The firm had a small open interest and its suspension had little market impact with prices dipping slightly but closing steady, showing a 3 point gain-to-loss range from Saturday’s close.
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Argo, Jester & Co
Cotton Exchange
Pricea
NEW YORK PRODUCE AND MARKETS REPORT OCTOBER 10
New York market notes steady receipts across dairy cheese eggs and butter with chattel items. Commodities include butter creamery specials 20 percent extras 29 to 28 cents and cheese steady with state milk products and eggs firm to steady. Wheat futures show declines in global cues while spot wheat and corn trade mixed as deliveries and shipments move.
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Amitetion
Pennsylvania
Deanery
Middle West
Biaine
State
Etag Island
Jersey
Virginie
Virginia
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Duluth
Argentina
Atipmente
GATS
Ic Mat Deline
Toiler heir to $100000 leaves for homeland
Mack Madison, a Swede from Sharon, Pennsylvania, begins a trip to Sweden on October 1 to claim a $100,000 inheritance left by a relative. The item notes his intention to return to America afterward. It also includes an unsolicited medical pitch about Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for hard colds and general health.
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Mack Madison
Eee
America
Supreme Court session notes with Hughes oath and adjournment
The Supreme Court gathered for a new term as Charles Evans Hughes was sworn in as associate justice after the death of former Chief Justice. The court, led by Chief Justice Harlan, adjourned to Tuesday with a docket read and numerous cases listed, including assignments for today across equity and circuit courts and various criminal matters.
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Justice. Harlan
Justice White
Justice McKanna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Joetis Lurton
End ‘Ar
Justice Hughes
Justice Barlan
Charles Evans -Hughes
Justice Brewer
Hughes
Harlan
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No. 1
Justice Stafford
Green
Willis
D. W. O'Donough
A. A. Alexander
R. A. Ford
Dunbarrn
Dunbar
J. C. Archer
J. H. Wilton, Jr
T. H. Patterson
Berry & Minor
Ileeppinger
Willock
F. ¥. Lifarshall
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Ve. Dobnston
J. B. Larner
Brown & Guy
Real Estate Transfers in Randle Highlands Listings
Real estate transfers show multiple parcels in Randle Highlands. Transactions include National Savings and Trust Company as trustee to United States Facility Company for blocks and lots with $10 considerations. Various trusts and Realty Company actions list buyers such as Josiah F. Krovee and Elwood Wilson.
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Randle Highlands—National Savings and Trust Company
United States Faslty Company
North Randle Highlands—American Security and Trust Company
Trestes
Josiah F. Krovee
Randle Highlands
United States Realty Company
R. Tumig Strange
Preston M. Sevidge
R. D. Crosp
Samuel L. Edlavitch
Henry Buchman
United States Reaity Company
Jacob Rheim
H. Tenor Langstroth
Julius
Bachs
United States Realty
Property transfers and deeds of trust across Washington DC areas
A long list of property transfers and deeds of trust is recorded, detailing numerous parcels in wards such as UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS INGLESIDE FERNWOOD TAKOMA PARK and more. Transactions show various grantees from multiple grantors with parcel Lots, Squares, and monetary amounts, including security for Washington City Orphan Asylum and numerous real estate lending arrangements with interest rates and term lengths.
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Handdy—Millan & Smith
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Bermanc Ve. Capital Traction Company
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G. T. Dunlop
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Hare Emerson
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Washington City
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J. Henry Brown
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Unites States Realty Company
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Ellwoot Wilson Et al
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Sams
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Arthur Carr
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