Stock Market Gains Lifted by Favorable Trade Signals
New York July 11 Stocks advanced on broad gains amid signaled improvements in U S steel orders credit conditions and rising chain store sales. Notable moves included Atlantic Coast Line up sharply and Kansas City Southern leading merger issues while Lehigh Valley and several others traded heavily. Cotton futures rose on government acreage data and foreign exchange showed limited activity with sterling steady near 4.85.
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Air Reduction
Sterling Products
Electric Auto Lite
Market Street Railway
Nelsonal Ter
Paramount Famous Players
Federal Trade Commission
Bethlehem
Largest profits by transportation providers dominate 1926 earnings
An analysis of earnings across 1923 to 1926 shows railroads, automobile makers, and related transport suppliers as the top profiters. Leading firms include General Motors at about 176 million, US Steel with substantial railroad and auto ties, AT&T and Standard Oil follow, with major railroads P RR and unions among the top ten.
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Amertcwn Telephone and Telegraph Company
Consolidated Company of New York
Moth Amerifka Company
Tus
Dligram
Couley
General Motors Corporation
United States Steel Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ford Motor Company
New York Central
Atchican
Topeka& Santa Fe
Souther Pacific
Union Pacific Austome
Realty Records select realty transfers and mortgages listed
A sequence of warranty deeds and mortgage transfers records numerous property moves. Names include James Scovil Emma Kanietzke and multiple others with properties on William Street Onio Avenue Savoy Gardens Sherman Laurel Avenue Dover Street Suggetts Lane State Street Beards ley Park terrace Herbert Street Herkimer Street and Ridge Avenue. Several mortgage deals note sums of $600 $300 $812 000 and $2300 with lenders Columbus Finance Bridgeport Small Loan Title Guaranty and Trust.
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William Street
Fred Charles
Olga E. Maier
Emilio
Adolfo Cinotti
Onio Avenue
Savoy Estates
Vincenzo Fico
Savoy Gardens
National Holting Company
Delia M. Wilkes
Sherman and
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Michael
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Dover Street
Leon Rochaiecki
Adolph Mark
Suggetts Lane
Andrew
Katrina Marcel
Columbus Finance Corporation
Farmer Avehue
Vite Angelino
Bridgeport Small Loan Corporation
Robin Street
Cithmy Demas
Ponda
Polena
State Street
Acme Shear Company
John and
Mary Manduch
Beardsley Park
Treasury Balance Report from Washington July 11
The daily statement of the United States Treasury lists a balance in the general fund of 209 647 221 09 dollars. This financial bulletin records the Treasury’s cash position for the day in Washington and reflects the government’s fiscal status.
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Daily Statement of the
United States Treasury
Shipping Arrivals and Sailings From Global Ports
Shipping notices list arrivals and sailings with ports and dates. Vessels include Santa Elisa Valparaigo Havre Chicago Vigo Jerusalem and others, with July dates and routes to New York London Cherbourg Alexandria and Kobe.
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Foreign exchange quotes New York July 11 1940s style
Foreign exchanges show mixed quotations with several currencies listed. The report includes Great Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Holland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Jugoslavia, Austria, Roumania, Argentina, Brazil, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Montreal figures with bid and cable rates.
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Brazil
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Montreal
Wool sales in London sell 9,000 bales at strong rates
At the wool sales today in London 10, S47 bales were offered and 9,000 were sold. A small selection moved well at recent high rates with best scoured merinos reaching up to 45 1-2. Some greasy merinos were withdrawn due to owners' high limits.
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Associated Press
Best
Profit Taking Evident In Curb Market Gains
New York July 1 By Associated Press profit taking appeared in the curb market with irregular tone though some oils and industrials showed strength. American Road Machinery favorites rose over 3 to 11 points, Cunco Press climbed to 53 1 2, Ford of Canada jumped to 63 5 6, Kee up about a point. Goodyear up 1 4 offset Firestone Humble Oil and Prairie Pipeline losses. Central Aguirre and Farajo rose about 2 points. Safeway Stores up 9 on odd lots. Amusement issues softened with Warners Brothers Pictures slipping and bonds down near 5 points.
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Canada
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Goonyear
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Prairie Pip
Semy Pole
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Farajo
Safeway
U.S. Grosuny
United Biscuit
Federel Trade Commission
Warnes Brothers Pictures
Prices Drift in Trading on Bond Market with Low Activity
New York July 11 Trading to the bond market showed little activity as prices drifted in irregular channels. A few issues dominated the day including high grade mortgages and convertible bonds. The German Central Bank of Agriculture 68 moved around 95 1 4 while French issues firmed then eased. Delaware and Hudson Convertible 5 1 4 rose nearly two points. Liberty and Treasury issues drew little interest amid irregularities in utilities and traction bonds.
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German Central Bank of Agriculture
Taasues
Itallin
Chesapeake Corporation
Canadian Pacific
Seaboard
Cotton Futures Close Higher Amid Market Pivot
Cotton prices finished higher with July at 41 points up, at 17.40. October 17.73, December 17.97, January 19.04, March 18.24. Middling cotton quoted steady at 17.65, reflecting modest daily gains across the board.
Stock Averages Update From The Associated Press
The Associated Press reports stock market averages with movements across major indexes. Details include daily changes in the Dow Jones industrial average, the broader market S&P and the tech-focused Nasdaq composite, reflecting investor sentiment and market momentum.
Metals News Roundup From New York July Trade
Copper steady at 12.62 1 2, tin quiet around 63.25 spot and 36.00 for September, lead firm at 6.20, zinc steady in East St Louis at 6.20, antimony at 1.87 1 3 spot and quicksilver at 120.90 in trading.
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Associat A Press
East St Louis
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