Price confusion marks irregular curb dealings in New York
The New York curb market showed unsettled trading with a firm start followed by a mid day sell off and afternoon recovery. Notable moves included a six point rise in Standard Oil of Kentucky then retreat, Generalist slipping on crude oil news, Motora up 138 in Federal, and Consoli dated Laundries down after dividend split. Several issues in radios and utilities posted gains while Rayon thread fears pressured American Rayon to a new low before partial recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Motora
American Rayon
Alpha Portland Cement
Alan Knox
Bucyrus
Moore Drop Forge
Procter and Gamble
Trazeltine
Bond market declines amid tighter money conditions
Reactionary tendencies dominated United States bonds as money conditions tightened. Domestic issues fell while foreign obligations and many government bonds rose. Strong demand appeared for French and Belgian debt amid hints of financial dexterity. Japanese and Pan American issues drew fresh interest, with several large offerings oversubscribed and new financing arranged for Commander-Larabee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
France
Belgium
Lovees
Mt Point
St. Paul
Federal Light and Traction
Hriak Kidd
Kansas Gas
Eitric Isues
Rogers Bro
Lt F
Treasury
Money Gates
Toho Electric+ Power company of
Japan
Pan-American Petroleum Company
Commander-Larebee Corporation
Western Flour Milla
Foreign exchange quotes irregular in New York on July 14
The New York foreign exchange market shows irregular quotients with Great Britain at 485 7 8 demand and 486 7 16 cables, France around 2.88 1 2 demand, Italy at 2.99 3 4, and other currencies including Belgium 2.38 1 3, Germany 23.80, Holland 40.13, Norway 21.49, Sweden 26.77, Denmark 76.49, Switzerland 19.98 1 2, Spain 15.88 1 2, Argentina 40.65, Brazil 15.70, Tokyo 47, Shanghai 72.25, Montreal 100.14 1 16, and Portugal 5.17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Mresce
Poland
Texas
Houston
Otay Bey Ban
Adil Po Paper
Howe Sound
Texan Pac Lal
Buby
Sun Allg Ghalnierang Il
Inland Steel
IOAN
Amerndy Carp
Daithor Raj
United
Aun Bank
Deng
Gnu U S Realty
Intertype Corp
Jones Brow Ton
S Steel Co
Steel
Kayeer J
Amita Franco
Luromotive UA Wily
Kinney Co
Art
Vick Chemlew
Lucoinaive Pit
Tatham
Virg
Chuw Ag
Mets
Kresge
Lambert Co Ray
Walworth Co
Stevl
Myers
Ward
Ron Snew
West Penns
Ain
Bug
Erie
Leon
Macy Rot
Ny Archer
Dan Shidhind
Rob Manly
Rite Ray
BMG Rbs
Wilnen
Woolworth Co
Maraeniho
Marland
Marlin Rook AM Roe Buty
Wright Aery
Martin Parry
Youngytenen
the & al
Jenn Lecouet
Plac
Elias Hemingway
Anton Lag
South Calif Edison
Oon
Benes Aly
Montana
Lande
Feninga
Burroughs
Atur Maty Corp
Bnoo Bush
Nash Motors
TM AG
Onnilns Corp
St Paul
Ofla
Otis Steet
Pala Owens Battle
Sun Childs
China
Pacitty Gan
Packard
Chrysler
Cory
Paige
Tn Am Petroleum Wray
Tan Am West
Ossen Panhandle
Lark Thford
Auty Buty
Marquette
Elta
Murcia
Ales
Phoenix
Pierce Arrow
Pere Arrow
Davison
Delaware Jindtson Ie
Detroit
Volo Lodge
Hettners
Aft
Publie der Corp
Donglag-Leethie
Rand Mines
West Bow
Oten
Vila
Renate
Gemington
Fayexa
Clouner
Qos
Saynue
Tan Schuite
Tony Con Bead Air Line
Roebk
Aly
Gnoo Rhett
Buy Aby
Shell Union Ou
Freeport
Simona City
Hien
Southern Dairies
Bay FO Gey
AO Cagney Det Aly
Tom Congler
Liam Tay
Hon
Ur West
Curt War
Spd Tay
Branton
Wheat prices rise amid heat and mixed grain reports
Grain news from Chicago notes fresh advances in wheat with prices opening higher before a mixed session. Grain futures show wheat gains while corn and oats retreat early and then stabilize, with provisions firm. Unfavorable crop reports from the northwest and heat in Canada dampen demand and push price movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
Northwest
Sean Acored
Stock Market Slips and Rallies in Uneven Trading
In New York on July 14 the stock market showed alternating gains and losses. General Motors rose early to a new high before midday declines in some food stocks, then recovered in the final hour aided by Dodge Brothers and several specialties. Total volume reached 1,834,400 shares, up from the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Jule
General Motors
Dodge Brother
Pittsburgh
Interstate Commerce Commission
Industr Group
Sa A At
Dodge Brothers
Bethlehem Steelash Terminal
Commercial Selvents
BR General Electric
International Harvester, International, Nickel
Wastinghouse Manufacturing
Westinghouse Airc Brake
Case
Coca Cola
Piischmann
May Department Stores
U. Ss. Casti [von
New York Stock Exchange
Foreign Exchange
Stalian
Record Cotton Crop A Forecast for 1926
The Department of Agriculture predicts a 1926 cotton crop of about 14 635 000 bales based on June 25 observations of acreage and condition, but notes weather through the growing season will largely determine final output. Better conditions could push above 16 million, while poor weather could drop to around 13 728 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States
Virginia
Missouri
Texas
Ollahonti
New Mexico
California
Arizona
Health of New York Nickel Plate plan progresses
A Pere Marquette director subcommittee adjourned until Friday to finalize terms with Van Sweringen interests on the Nickel Plate merger. A revised plan favors liberal treatment for Pere Marquette stock as two more conferences approach a final agreement before the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
van Sweringen
Pere Marquette Railway
Pere Marquette
Willam J. van Sweringen
Pere Marquette Stork
Market Prices In New York Steady On Staples
Receipts for butter and park stock rise while potatoes hold steady and cabbages show dull demand. North and South market figures list per barrel prices, with white cabbage around 1 1 2 bushel hampers and beans around 75 cents per 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Rubber News Briefs From New York Market Prices
Market notes show rubber figures with mixed monthly bids. Listings include July 1.89, September 49.80, December 41.40 and related price shifts for rubber goods trading in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
APS
Money News Teletype Ticker and Treasury Statement
CAP Call money and treasury figures from July 14 show a closing bid of 42 and various loan rates for mixed collateral notes, with 60 to 99 day loans and 4 1/2 to 4 1/2 month maturities. The Daily Statement of the United States Treasury reports $217,420,238,9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tiree
Prime Mercantile
United States
Treasuy
U.S. Merchandise Trade Balance Rises to 286 Million
Washington reported the fiscal year ending June 30 closed with a favorable merchandise trade balance of 286 million dollars. The figure reflects the latest AP dispatch noting a positive balance for the United States in its trade of goods with foreign markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
United States
Wall Street notes on 1928 half year results and industry talks
Net income of Western Union for the first half of 1928 rose to 7,129,624 with June estimates. Gross revenues reached 642,828 and expenses 108,194,605. H Henderson travels to London to discuss rubber shortages and US impact. Atlantic Gulf steam lines show improvement in May earnings, possibly resuming dividends. Tin plate industry runs at high capacity. Philadelphia company presidency changes. steel scrap price rise. Rubber imports steady. AT&T and ITT report high earnings. Maunufacturing orders rise. Australian carrier offer to ISTE. Thompson predicts European boom after wage readjustments. large synchronous condenser delivered in California for voltage regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Steamship Lines
Wall Street
Clearing to US: New York July 14 report shows large totals
Clearing house statement reports exchanges totaling 3 376 900 000 with balances around 98 000 000 and a Mederap Reserve bank credit balance of 90 006 000. The figures reflect the day’s bank settlement activity in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clearing House
Mederap Reserve Bank
Liberty Bond Prices Reported in New York Memo July 14
Liberty bonds and treasury issues quoted with various maturities and prices in New York. Listed items include Liberty 3 1 25, Liberty 4 1 45, Liberty 1 48, Treasury 3 45, and Treasury 4s with multiple price figures amid routine wartime debt market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Liberty Lst
Treasury
Realty records mortgage and deed listings from local properties
Real estate records show mortgage deeds and quit claim transfers. John Eagle transfers on Wayne street with Home Building and Loan. Duchs convey Berkshire avenue and Lancaster Berkshire to multiple buyers. Feher transfers Beechwood. Riza and Blanding to A Mannine on Berkshire. Zara to Kocnn Kealty on Berkshire. Quaka to Booth on Central. Sherwin to Hoffman on Gregory. Wolper to Falk on Brook. Gilly to Vorete on Lorraine. North End Bank to Doria Freedman on Manhattan. Wate to Pash Realty on Spring. American Bank and Trust to Engelman on Witham. Additional transfers list Bradford properties and related avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eagle
Home Building and Loan Association
Lea
Wayne Street
John A. Duch
Elzabeth Duch
Anna
Adamle
Berkshire Avenue
John CU. Duch
Ednabeth Duch
Mary H. Domosko
Herkshire Avenue
Joseph Feher
William Brantle
Beechwood Avenue
Giavani Riza
Marty Blanding
A Mannine
Burroughs Street
Joha Zara
Mary Kocnn
Kealty
Dorothy Quaka
Jennie Booth
Central Avenue
Edward J. Sherwin
Max Hoffman
Gregory Street
William Wolper
Anna Falk
Brool Street
Caesar Gilly
Clara Vorete
New York
Realty
Spring Street
American Bank and ‘Trust Company
Nathan Engelman
Witham Street
Copper and tin stabilize in New York market report
Metal market round up from New York notes copper steady across spot and futures at 14 1 8 to 14 1 4. Tin firm with spot at 3.26 and near futures at 62 75. Tron and lead steady while zinc eases. East St Louis spot 7.55 to 7 futures 7.87 to 7 60. Antimony at 74.00 spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East St. Louis
Shipping News Highlights London Yokohama and New York Voyages
Shipping notices list vessels sailing to and from major ports. Entries include ships such as Guigmnbus Plymouth Cherbours and President Wilson with destinations Yokohama Southampton and San Francisco. Dates span July 11 to July 34, noting departures from New York, Vancouver, and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hambare
New York
Sarted
Berenzaris
Southampton
Presdent Jefferson
Yokohama
Seattle
Mortgage on all properties of Pennsylvania Edison Company
Mortgage on all properties and franchises of the Pennsylvania Edison Company which furnishes electricity to Easton and many other communities in eastern Pennsylvania. Bond interest earned over 21 percent during the past three years. Price to yield about 4.95 percent. Hemphill Noyes and Company, members, New York Stock Exchange. Address: Baltimore, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York State
Health Department
Rinally
New York
Easton
Pennsylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fempebold
Salarter
Pine
Fidelity Loan Corp
ST Middle Sr
John Bet John
Wall Ste
Connertiog
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Main Street
UES
N. Y
H. Henderson
An Rubber Exchange
London
America
Nec
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
A. W. Robertson
Philladelphia Company
John J. O'Brien
Standard Gas and Electric Company
Philadelphia
Ropertson
Rubber Association of America
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
International Telephone and 1 Graph Company
Amalniers Manufacturing Company
Juneau
March St
International Standard Electric Corporation
The
Internaonal Western Electric Company
Fitkin
Compay
Commonwealth Light and Power Company
Inter- 7 State Electric Corporation
Thes Imand Power and Light Corporation
Cary William Hoyer Thommpson
Espluislist
Europe
Mber
Delong
Hererus Electric Company
Southern California Kilisan Company
Associated Press
Metal Market
Shipping News
Pennsylvania Edison Company
Hemphill, Noyes & Can
New York Stock
Acre City Savings Bank Bidg
Bridertyglute
Strar- Kossuth
Fanart Tr
Tansactina
Iran
Essing
New England Equity Corporati
Franklin Block
Bry
Ned 164
Fate Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!