Stock Recovery Is Led by Industrials and Railroads
Stocks closed with broad gains led by industrials and rails as renewed buying emerged after early selling. General Motors hit a new high, United States Steel rose, DuPont advanced, and copper stocks strengthened amid firmer call money and favorable earnings reports. Cotton softened on better weather. foreign exchange showed mixed moves including a new low in French francs.
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General Motors
New York
Speechatara
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Mercantile Reviews
Feneral Motors
United States Steel Common
Herl~ean
DuPont
Majory Baldings
Olla
Houston
New Haven
Missouri Pacific
Jersey Central
van Swrr
Ingen Brothers
Pere Marquette Directors
Paris
London
Foreign exchange rates for major currencies in New York
Foreign exchange window reports irregular quoting with varied demand figures for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia Austria Roumania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Montreal Portugal. Quoted rates include cents and fractions, with several discrepancies noted in cables and bank bits across multiple currencies.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Roumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Gollontreal
Portugal
Shipping News Roundup of Vessels and Routes
Ships listed include Mauretania sailing from New York to Chicago and Bordeaux on July 16, with July 15 departures from Chicago and Bordeaux. Other entries note Lima routes via Southampton and Montreal, with vessels Regina to Liverpool and Mon treal, Bremen to Queenstown for New York, and President Harding's voyage to Queenstown and New York.
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Chicago
Bordeaux
Mauretania
New York
Southampton
Garfield
uWenoa
Manila
Regina
Liverpool
Montreal
Bremen
Queenstown
Minnedosa
Harding
N Y Produce Prices Reported July 16
New York prices for dairy and produce compiled by AP show butter receipts at 14.847, bees irregular at 19.949, French gathered hens and whites priced 29 to 44, nearby pullets unquoted, and nearby hennery extras 36 to 41. Potatoes show strength while cabbages and white Jersey onions priced 0.73 to 2.70 per 100 pounds. Northeastern and southern states supply new No 1 produce at 3.50 to 3.90. crates and hampers vary by size.
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New York
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Hibl
New Jersey
Odluseine
the Silva Alehae
Nwa
Lein
Lorie
Hamely
Kewlak
Maton
Norfolk Southern
Reduet
Dslsentadie Bros
Son North
Cebu
Emerson
Elson
Chalmers Mor
Agra
Minalientt J. Shaun
Lotdee
Vvlty
Ivy TV
Nat Storrs
U Gil Foundation
Barty Ding
Internal Corp
Fox
AmeLa
France I
Bos
SUI
Freeport Las
Paritte OH
Evia
Packard
Bory Ayony
Marquette
Andy Listy
Zub Ulkten
Bates
Ana Zine Wil
Ty Woo Greene
Corp
Hh & Lane
Ita
Pudong
Houston
Howe
Jupu
Toby
Rarnsdall Corpak
Reynolds
Berningw
Rafety Cale
Louis Sim
Levis
Savage Army
Union Gas
Stuibs
Nou Aney
Arizona
Star Bayway
Canadian Pacific
Tambert
Ns Rat
Ana Chandler
Lorlilard
Rio
Louis OU
Suremberg
Ally
Chicago
Mit
Louis
North Western
Tracx
Macy
Maninson
Chile
Aikman
Manhattan
Bay
Starland
Rockwell
Colorado Sonthern
Bo. Dept Stores
Cranscoul
Ile
Columbia
Cain
Congress
Consolidated Cigar Bs
Continental
Cruethla Steel
Mather
Aon Murray
Davison Chemical Os
Nah Motors
Cale Pine Itad
Helaware Tindsan
Detroit Edison
Weber Meilor
el NS
Spencer Steel
Bao Wilton Co
Hou Wilson Co
Woolworth
Bato Wright Ak
Ig Volley
Metal market notes from New York July 16 spill
New York metal market reports dull copper with little change in spot and futures. Tin remains steady with spot and nearby futures around 63. Zinc futures at 7.39 with spot prices cited. aluminum and iron comments mentioned in brief.
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New York
St. Louis
Jean Ster
Cotton futures steady after late session nerves
In New York July 13 cotton prices closed steady with a narrow range. Futures settled about steady with October at 17.46, December 17.46, January 17.46, and May around 17.64, reflecting a quiet trading day.
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New York
Wall Street News Notes July 16 1926 Summary
New York reports for the week ended July 10 show declines in lumber production shipments and new business due to the Fourth of July holiday and mill shutdowns. Major firms posted varied results, including Gillette Safety Razor, Western Electric, Otis Elevator, and J. R. Thompson, with mixed synthetic earnings and rising public offerings.
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New York
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Treasury Balance Notice from Washington Daily Statement
The daily U S Treasury statement shows Balance general fund today 211,485,074.12 dollars and balance preceding day 212,853,508. ase 1,373,730.65.
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Washington
WU. S. Treasury
Expanded activity falls to advance in bond trading
New York July 16 ABP expanding activity marked today's bond trading though prices were unable to advance much. Spirited bidding emerged for railroad, industrial and foreign issues with gains of one to four points offset by declines of similar magnitude in foreign issues. German and continental bonds led strength while Mexican bonds faced selling pressure. General Electric and other fundings attracted demand. Louisville and Nashville and Norfolk and Western showed weakness. West Penn Power plans a new issue. underwriters announced public offering soon.
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New York
Eleuteic
National Railways
Iroud Tieng
Sipeake
Ohio
Harington & Lts
Baltimore
Atl-Wlookda Fs
Onetaria
West
Louisville
Nashville
Norfolk
Ilnois
Pointe de Wistern Laonos
Warner Saga Internationel Agricultural Cheat de and International Aoreantile
Maehine Us
West Penn Power Company
First Mortgage
Bunke
Bradstreet sees dull trade passing into better tone
Bradstreet reports a gradual turn from midyear dullness with a fairly prompt rally in trade. Retail sales show active advertising while industry advances on constructive lines. harvest delays and regional uncertainties temper optimism for the second half, with crop reports noting rain, cool weather, and cotton pest effects but easing fears over flea damage.
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York
Bradstreet
Erin
Stock Averages and Bond Averages Reported
The Associated Press notes weekly and year comparisons for industrials rails utilities and bonds. Figures show Friday and Thursday levels with week and year-ago benchmarks including par values and total bonds.
Wheat Prices Advance Amid Heat As Market Opens
Grain news from Chicago reports wheat rising early by 3 cents a bushel due to hot weather and dry spring crop conditions. Corn and oats move with the pace, with gains or stability varying by contract for July September and December. oats also show gains while provisions hold steady.
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Chicago
Tata
Rubber Prices Rise in New York Market
Rubber closed strong with July at 40.50, September 41.86, and December 42.44, according to AP reports from New York on July 16.
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New York
Industry Activity Compared with Last Year
A survey of Us Department of Labor employment figures shows varied changes across industries. Textile, leather, and other goods plants report lower May activity than 1425, while iron, stock paper, chemical, and agricultural implement plants show higher activity. Overall, some sectors lag, others rise, with several industries still posting strong year over year demand despite pockets of recession.
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Department of Lather
Auteuabie
Ntextiie
Unclear Market Report With Mixed Collateral Bids
The fragmentary note shows a money market or commodity price bulletin with bids and closes noted as 40 1-4 and 4 1-2, alongside mixed collateral terms and merchant paper prices. It records limited figures and lacks full context or identifiable entities.
Clearing House Statement Reveals New Balances
July 16 report from CLEARING 10 NEW YORK shows balances at $95,000.07 and a Federal Reserve balance of $89,000,000. The statement notes a change of $1,790,000,000 in clearing funds.
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New York
Clearing House
Pederal Reserve Bank
Bumper crop loans tighten as wheat floods Kansas railways
Kansas City dispatch reports a bumper Kansas wheat harvest raging at roughly 150 million bushels. Transportation bottlenecks exhaust storage, force crews onto roads to move grain to production centers, with hundreds of cars passing through en route to southwestern state points. Roblette and other towns report pileups as farmers struggle to dry and ship grain, while harvesters accelerate to thresh in one pass.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Phelan
Gethaug
Roblette
Weeteen Ransan
Guserner Pseulen
Liberty Bonds Arising Alert Amid Treasury Notes
Treasury notices report Liberty bonds increasing attention in 1985 markets. Public guidance references 10 percent yields and bond redeems. Officials urge investors to verify rates and pursue authorized issues through Treasury channels.
Realty Records on Ogden and Keeler Avenues
Fragmented realty ledger lists numerous transfers and pledges across Ogden West Murgin and Keeler avenues involving James Turner Edward Kelly Maurice Max Moskuwla Avis Thurber Ida Dworkin Amanda Treanisiey Rtophea encge Stanley Greenwood Lena Jits son Bertha Tapa port Fairtheid avenue Olive Plunkett Loren Tethte Keeler avenue Herman Levin State Realty Company Stephen Spence Artsy Sheardsley Doris Pokras Italian Credit Association Industrial Bank Fannie Pokras Italian Credit Industrial Bank Stapaport City Loan Corporation Ollhanty Peoples Savings Bank Loretta Dethiefsen Olive Plunkett Arthur Dobson Quit Chun Decks Yierman Levine Tsadu Gihapiewe Wall Sabi gtett Dungwinn Aid Frank Sienileser J Cuyler Gilve Plunkett Samuel Katy Tierra Tavane Ogden street west and Keeler avenue. The entry ends with garbled editorials about wages and pet regions and smoking.
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Hierro Avene
Iusara Bunaccasu
Ogden Street
James Turner
Edward Kelly
West Murgin Street
Maurice
Max Moskuwla
Eis
Pequennock Street
Avis Thurber
Ida Dworkin
Werth Avena
Amanda Treanisiey
Rtophea Encge
Waldark Avenue
Stanley Greenwood
Lena Jitsson
Atwater Street
Rancis Carroll
Bertha Tapap
North Avenue
Stapaport
City Loan Corporation
Toston Avenue
Selne Ollhanty Peoples Savings Bank
Iinson
Loretta Dethiefsen
Olive Plunkett
Keeler
Arthur Dobson
Keeler Avenue
Chun Decks
Yierman Levine
Tsadu
Gihapiewe
Om Wall Sabi Gtett Dungwinn Aid Assewution
Frank Sienileser
J. Cuyler
Gilve Plunkett
Samuel Katy
Tierra Tavane
Nine Building Permits Issued by Board of Vallding
The Board of Building Commissioners issued nine building permits totaling $27,250. Projects include additions and new frames on several addresses such as 8 O. L. Dianimoerstem, Elliott & Bimwood Avenue, Laurel Avenue, Garnet Avenue, and Bond Street. Permit holders include Savage, Anderson, and J. A. Turi with varied structures like three-family frames, two-car garages, and porches.
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Perralta
Vallding Commisstories
Reliny
Dianimoerstem
Curb Prices Rally on Light Trade Volume
New York reports a broad uptick in curb prices despite sparse trading. Gains span Humble, Vacuums, and most major stocks with gasoline demand data cited as influencing sentiment. Franklin and Ford Motors of Canada rise modestly while utilities register new lows amid mixed sector moves.
Church Deconsecrated for Clergymen's Home
In New York on a July day the deconsecration of St John’s chapel marked the transfer of parish property. A Supreme Court order directs the building’s sale with proceeds to fund a clergy men’s home as officials from nearby parishes attended the service.
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N.Y
St John's
Supreme Court
Brockton's Meanest Thief Steals $13
A Brockton incident reports a young thief stealing thirteen dollars from a seven year old and nine year old siblings. The act occurred in July and involved nickels and pennies. The case notes time and family context but details are fragmentary.
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Brockton
Ank
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American Brass Company
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Papan
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Fann
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Hank Go Diberia
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Pie Bakeries
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