Markets Mining and Financial News Railroads in Focus
Market notes from Lausler and Wolcott cover shifting sentiment on northern railroads, thin trading amid a holiday pause, and mixed price moves including small gains and declines. News notes include Baldwin Locomotive order updates, Braden Copper redemption, and Radio Corporation of America share exchange plans. Corporate receipts, balance sheets, and exchange activity are summarized with emphasis on major entities and the transportation and industrial sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausler
Wolcott & Co
Northern Railroad
la Follette
Wall Street
Ing
Republic of Poland
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Baldwin
Japan
Baldin
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Braden “Copper Company
Park ‘City “Mining and Smelting Company
United States
Corporation Trust Company
Radio Corporation of America
New Haven
Turraf
Ortien
Boston
Manhattan News Item From July 6 Details Local Visit
The article fragment notes Mr and Mrs Mullis and Huntley from Auburn visiting Manhattan relatives. It mentions a morning departure by train, a farewell in town, and relatives extended visits. The piece references local residents and a small social gathering tied to a brother’s trip and returning Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amhattan
Ars Mullis
Huntley
Auburn
Barrattan Hatshday Moraine
Ruling
Manhattan
Monten
Fred Quint
Mondaian
Lee
Bana
New York Stock Exchange Brisk Demand on Wheat Lift
A brisk demand for Northwestern railroad shares and other rails drove a half holiday session with small overall volume. Big Four rose to 120, Northern Pacific and Great Northern rail leaders hit highs, while American Water Works and West Penn Power posted new peaks. Foreign exchange showed French francs weakening, Dutch guilders up, and weekly banking reserves rose modestly amid mixed market action. A separate dispatch notes Julian, a West Indian aviator, attempting an Atlantic circumnavigation in a hydro airplane, crashed near Flushing and was hospitalized after rescue.
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Associated Press
New York
Northwestern Railroad
Northern Pacifi
Great Northern
Chicago Northwestern Southern ‘Railway
American Water Works Common
West Penn Power
la Follette
United States Steel
Baldwin
American Can
Studebaker
Federal Reserve Bank
NEW York Stock Exchange
Lausler, Wolcott & Co
Graveyard Shift and Radio Tales in a Fragmented Ad
A fragmented weekly classified notices piece hints at a butcher wanted and a schoolteacher asked to write an account of a fame. It includes garbled dialogue about a radio, women, and pale ragged text, with stray names like Pat and Darren interspersed amid the jumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financiait Sfutasturers
Aked al Gre
Assis
Osaer
London strong man Henry Saxon Brown wowed crowd with feats
A 19 year old London boy, Henry Saxon Brown, displayed great strength at a recent exhibition. He drove a nail through two thick planks with one blow and bent a chain with his chest. He credited chest development from exercises using elastic strands and a metal ring, noting his youth and tiger skin costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry Saxon Brown
Buile
Ears Decay in Culture and Morals in Hungary
In Budapest Hungarian science warns of cultural and moral decay among Europeans. Dr Emile d Grose laments widespread ignorance and egotism, urging honest work and moral effort over money as the path to renewal. Also notes cabinet formation in Chile and many inquiries about airplane instruction in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Emile d Grose
Hunry
Europe
Weekly stock and grain review from New York
The week shows rising stock prices to new highs with transportation shares leading the upswing. Market sentiment improves despite no clear industrial gains, while optimism grows that the worst of the downturn is past and a better turn is near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Uogan Weekly Stock Review
New York
Weekly Grain Review
Chicago
Ero Witer
Boultrwest
Buenos ‘Aires
Manitoba
Hich
Crop prospects and drought hit Pacific Northwest and corn
The report notes severe drought across the Pacific Northwest and California with little relief. It highlights an late corn crop seen as the poorest on record with estimates between 2.55 and 2.64 billion bushels, likely below domestic needs. Oats show some June improvement but government estimates pending. Rye trade is active and prices for corn and mill feeds are expected higher as supplies shrink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
California
Oregon
Washington
Pacific North
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Lorwign
Heing
AAR Sreven
Associated Rons
Woyork
Ee Ern
Northwestern
D Press
Julian
Atlantic
Flushing
Ethiopia
Thas
America
Farnese
Oes
Lausier
Wol Bia
Butt Vondon
Asm
Laual Wole
Bohemia
Canaveras
Houghton Seati
Ohio
Montana
Sumatra
Amer
Abby Atta
Erica
Aavent Asieoa
Calham Mines
Cal & Meola Ona
Lehem Bia Renee Ie
Aay Bane Garie
Stratte Nicaeo
Sland Ifornta
Lorade Fuet
Dominion
Shannon
Lau , Wokt & Co
Caledonia
Isville
Mehla
Cresson
Isé Davis Dais
Ras
Associat
Alvey A. Dubbe Iron & Sa Adee
Iai
American Way
Si Springs
Iy Rs Ray
Blows Steel
Texas Pacing & i Oa
Yxas
Union Pacine Sy
United ‘Staten
Gulf Sul
Bani Uni Tah Cofed
Prat
Virginia
TIN Can Bill
Hungary
Radical Meads
Brean Ie
Santiago
Chas
Dent Alles
Pedro ‘Aguirre Cedre
Radical Party
Liberal Alliance
Fem Raven Chisis
Brussel
The
Posa
American Airplane Manufacturing
Jib Consolidated Mining
Lauzier, Wolcott & Co
Brokers -—- Semien
Misoul
Samer
Chicago Board of Trade
Spokane
Salt Lake
Rsshangen
Logan & Bryan
cHicaco
Pacific
Canada
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Finlen
Butte
Bryan
Metals Bank & Trust CO
Butte Mont
Charles J. Kelly
James E. Woodard
James T. Finlen
RW. Place
L. That
Borer
Andaaw
Vayis
E Stephenson
Gmonox U. Mill
Andrew
Davis Je
Voksytur
Wee
A Clare
Ross Clark
W. A. Clare & Bro
Bankers Atablivoes
Abas
Ixtin Tramaet
Lamb
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