Late Rally in Prices Rains in the West
Market drifted through a semistagnant session with gains in some areas led by the Harriman works and copper groups. Bear pressure hit Union Pacific and Reading but the long stock resisted, turning up late as professionals dominated. Weather rains in the West tied to price movements while money rates held steady despite July 1 disbursements.
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Panama
New York Stock Market. Tuesday July 1 1913
Stock market update dated Tuesday July 1 1913. Information received by W B Hibbs & Co at the Memorohbs Building notes the latest market movements and financial signals affecting traders and investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Limited market on Washington Stock Exchange session
Limited market for securities yesterday with prices steady and little selling pressure. Capital Traction moved between 16 3-4 and 116 1-2, Washington Gas at 863-4, Mergenthaler in moderate demand at 2131-2, and small Federal National Bank sale at 135. bonds held firm with few trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Gas
Washington Railway
Mergenthaler
Federal National Bank
Capital Traction Railroad
Washington Railway and Electric
Capital Traction
Mergenthaler Linotype
Georgetown Gas
New York
Galveston
Capital Traction Co
New Orlean
City and Suburban
Columbia 2d Mort
Mobile
Columbia Railway
Metropolitan
Savannah
Ash
Railway and Electric
Bally Steady
Charleston— Electric Con. Mort
Potomac el Dower
Wilmingtotes
Potomac
Tel. Saul
Teleg. One
Nottolk
Amer. Tel
Iia
Baltimore
Hortolk and
W .Wash
Boston
Chester
Wash
Railway and Elect Com
LIB
Philadelphia
Rathway and
Electrd
Norfolk and Wash
Texas City
Brunswielke
Jacksonville American Tel
Greene Cananes
St. Louie
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Alaska
F. P
All Porta
Net
Ain
Continent
Porta
Great Britain
France
Intercontinental Rubber
Ees
Kerr Lake
Es Beashington
la Rose Cong
Trust Company
sToOcs Lehigh Valley
American Security On and Trust
Mason Valley
Union National Savings and
Manhattan Trans
Marconi
New United
Continental Rates Trust Co
Nipissing Mines
Trans 103 Security Storage Co
Washington Mar
New York Cotton Opens Quiet With Small Advances
The New York cotton market was quiet and fluctuated irregularly within small points today. The old crop closed steady with a net advance of 7 to 12 points, while later deliveries were unchanged to 1 point lower as futures activity showed little decisive movement.
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New York
Washington stock, cattle and beef markets July 1
United States Treasury reports steady money on call and stable bankers' bills while bullion prices slip. Chicago cattle receipts rise with mixed demand. Texas steers calves and sheep see varied values. New York beef and veal trade softens. lambs and hogs show uneven demand with prices fluctuating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Steling Exchange
Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Kentucky
Virginia
New York grain prices and farm goods market update
New York July 1 reports spot and futures for wheat, corn, oats with mixed gains and declines amid crop conditions. Prices include export basis orders for July shipment and inland quotes for grains and livestock, with vegetable and fruit markets showing active wholesale demand and varied regional pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Northwest
Philadelphia Markets July 4 Butter Cheese and Eggs
Philadelphia markets report butter firm and unchanged, cheese firm and unchanged, eggs firmer with limited price data. Credit balances listed, shipmen ts and averages noted for Western extra, Foleda and Wooster regions, plus regional prices for North Elma South Lima and Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fireta
City
Foleda
Ohio
Wooster
North Elma
Lima
Wall Street Gossip on Union Pacific and Major Leaders
Three fourths of the day’s trading focused on Union Pacific, Steel, Reading, and Amalgamated Copper as leaders, with sparing activity otherwise. Chesapeake fixed a new low then rose. Erie strengthened. Union Pacific led gains though lacking broader significance, with notable advances above recent lows and highs. Reading and Steel posted substantial point gains, Amalgamated Copper rising as well. Nearby, most other stocks gained 2 to 6 points. With holidays looming, traders avoided new commitments. Foreign markets open Friday and Saturday as the New York Exchange closes. The piece notes a $4.1 million gross earnings rise for Pennsylvania lines in May, offset by a net decline, plus higher operating costs largely due to maintenance and flood-related work. It mentions a new freight agreement between Western Maryland and New York Central over the Pittsburgh extension, alongside new passenger service Baltimore to Chicago, with May earnings and eleven-month losses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake
Onto
Audi
Harriman
Itelf
Amalgamated Copper
Capesee
Louis
Nashville
Mexican Petroleum
S. St. M
Kan
Tex
Arm
Car
Fdy. AB
Issourt Pacifics
Am. Cotton
Ational Biscuit
Iweenee National Leadsaetfenen- Linseed Ag Am
New York Central
W. Sm
Res. Pf
Norfolk and Western
Sugar Refining
North American
Am. Tel
Tel
Northern Pacific Wes
Aeon Am. Tobacco
Pacific Mall
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Ese
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Atchison Pfd
Ribktone P
Atlantic Coast Line
Pittsburgh Coal
Baltimore and Ohio
Sceeter Bethlehem Steel Pressed Steel
Brooklyn
Pullman Palace
Rep
Iron and St. Pf
Chesapeake and Ohio
Rock Island Co
Chicago Great West
Cal
Mil
St. P
Chicago
N. West
St. L
S. F
Seaboard Air Line
Colo
Sloss-Shef, St. and I
Consolidated Gas
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Pl
Denver
Tennessee Copper
Texas and Pacific
Distillers’ Securities
Ferle
Erie Ist
United States
Erie
United States Rubber
General Electric
United States Steel
Great Northern
Great North
U. S. Steel
Utah Copper
Caro
Enterborough-Met
Caro. Chem. Pia
Interbor
Wabash
Inter Harvester
Inter Marine
Maryland
International Paper
Western Union
Westinghouse Blaay
Kansas City Southern
Lake Drie
Svefecces
New York Stock Exchange
Steel, Reading
Union
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Holland tells success of coop erative banking in New England
In New York on July 1 the article discusses a Congress bill to reform national banking and currency laws. It highlights Boston and New England cooperative banking as a historic model, detailing the Suffolk Bank’s note redemption system, the Mutual Bank of Redemption, and how these practices fostered credit and industry before the national bank act reduced reliance on state issued notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Philippine Treasury
Holland
New England
New York
Bih
Congress
Boston
New Eingland
Suffolk Bank of
Suffolk Bank
Mutual Bank of Redemption
Nolt
State of
Maine
Maine Bank
Pennsylvania
West
Mutual Bank of Redemption of
Equity Court calendars and notices in the District of Columbia
The legal record lists cases from Equity Court No 2 and other courts under Justice Anderson, detailing decrees, references to auditors, guardians, and guardians ad litem. It includes numerous real estate actions, bankruptcies, criminal cases, probate filings, and conveyances across Northwest and Southeast Washington with specific parties, attorneys, bonds, and properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Justice Anderson
Otto Vesloker
Frederick A. Fensing
Midgett Ve. Turner
George F. Havell
C. A. Keigwin
Brown
Irvingb. Linton
James
Padgett
Plainti
Plainti@s
W. H. Manogue
J. E. Padgett
J. ¥. Reeves
L.B. Linton
Bryan H. Stickney
Fred B. Rhodes
F. B. Rhodes
Behren
Plaintis
J. J. Keenan
Irving , Williamson
Howlzoh
Copper
D. O'C. Callaghan
Safford
Blair & Hillyer
Skinner Ve. Root
Guardian Ad Item
Charles H. Turner
J. B. Larner
Baker
North Carolina Line
Conrad H. Syme
Criminal Court NO
United States
Annia Mickens
C. Poster
Robert I. G Kopp
Nonaupport
M. E., O'Brien
May Yee Tai
Lee Ying
J. C. Laskey
J .Warder Ye
Newburgh
J. H. Adriaena
J. Wilmer Latimer
District Court
Helen’ Lockwood
Loens
W. H. Maron
John H. Miller
William H. Surratt
R. Newton Donaldson
Robert Potts
Paul Peck
Lir Giles
Gertrude J. Coakley
Frederick A. Fenning
Martin E. Chase
Rosetta EB. Lawson
J. H. Taylor
Minnie A. Gibson
Gilson
H. F. Kennedy
William Ryan
John Quilon
M. J. Colbert
Edward B. Cottrell
Walter H. Acker
William B. Matthews
W. B. Matthews
Lydia M. Poynton
John L. Poynton
F.edward Mitchell
Edward C. Evan
Lena M. Taylor
Clara. Thornton
Charles Eb Sigler and Joline Larkin Council Names
Charles Eb Sigler of 4 Wall Street New York City and the firm Joline Larkin and Rathbone are identified as council in a brief notice. The item notes their roles and affiliations without further detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eb, Sigler
Wall Street
New York City
Joline
Larkin & Rathbone
Council
Grand Jury Summons in Eastern District of Virginia
United States court in Alexandria summons grand jury for next Monday with cases including Minnie Hahn tied to Mann white slave law. Local citizens named for grand jury and petit jury service. Alexandria Trades Council elects officers. Fly swatting contest prizes awarded by city health department. Obituary notes and staff changes. Water mains to be tested by fire underwriters engineer around July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
United States Court For
Eastern District of Virginia
Edmund Waddill
Minnie Hahn
Marshall William S. Schoen
John G. Cockey
Carter H. Smith
Charles A. Howard
Oscar W. Phillips
C. P. Waller
Catherine Pate
Leola Cockrell
Margaret Schuman
Naomi Massey
Reuben Hayman
Alton Dodd
Ethel Jett
Helen Potts
Hoseah
A. C. Hutson
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Maryland Sells Bonds in State Financing Action
The Maryland Board of Public Works sold 495000 dollars of state bonds out of 2070000 offered, including road bonds issued 1912 and 1913, State normal bonds, and insane hospital bonds. Baltimore markets show varied prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, and poultry with notable quotes across dairy and butter products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Washington Post
Annapolis
Board of Public Works
Metal Market and Local Property Transfers Current
The market notes copper prices with dull spot and near term futures in New York and London. Local property transfers include multiple square lots in Bloomingdale and Kosciusko Flats with building association securities and terms, listing buyers such as Samuel Berman, William Edmonston, and James Berry among others and dates and amounts in the thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lake
London
Cleveland
Square Icde
William A
Claudine M. Hiler
James Berry
William McK. Clayton
Perpetual Building Association
Bloomingdale
Samuel Berman
William E. Edmonston
Walter A. Brown
Charles B. Lyddane
Ag Isherwood
Nee? House Association
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Corte Efights
Arthur B
Harry B. Welch
Aaron Frear
Bassly B. Welch
Kosciuskg Flach
John J. Pepper
Robert Klotz
Andrew B. Duvall
Charles W Fairfax
Paul H Moreland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harrimans
Coppers
Baltimore Securities
American Agricultural
American Tobacco
Armour and Co
Atchison cv
Atchison Cy.tlantic Coast Line
Laitimore and
Bee
BlaOn Od
Tee
Transit Co
Onal
Georgia
Central Leather
Chicago and Alton
Winey
Mil and
St. Plcy
R. I
Pac. R. Col
Ansas City
Southern
Lake Shore
Louisville
Hscouri
Issouri
Missouri
Nat Mat Rvs
Mexico
York Central
Sark
Soh
Hartford
Western
Hort
San Fran
St Lews
Ours Southwestern Con
Soudern Pacific Col
Southern Pacific Co
Southern Pacific RR
A &E Southern Railway
Southern Railay
Xuion Pacific cv
Tenton Pacific
Chi
Western Md
Westinghouse Elecene Ev
BRMG
Wisconsin
Centennial
East Butte
Franklin Giroux Consolidated
Granby Consolidated
Greene-Cananea
Mohawk -Nevada
North Butte
North Lake
Old Dominion
Shannon Utah Consolidated Utah Copper Co
Cas
Wat
P. Bs
Elec
Elec. Inc
Ycary and Sub
NEW York Stock Market
Local Financial
Pennsylvenie
Qlard
Middle West
Rennet
Banton
Cordova
Chicago Grain
Bom
Ely
THE
United States Treasury
Curb Market
Washington
NEW York Grain
Washington Cattle Market
Delaware
New
West Virginia
N. C
Florida
California
Stock Exchange
Cooperative Banking
C. F. Kirkendall
Howard W. Philips
E. W.W
Mal Iihan
Municipal Court
Keneys
Ellis
Donaldson
Day
Albert 8. Smith
Appelant
J. Wilmer Latham
Plaintif
Baker & Hogan
J. D. Faber
Clarenda E. Chariton
George Belt
George P. Hart
Mark Stearman
Wee
William MacDonald Ve. Potomae
Sed Chesuaneake” Steamboat Company
Colonial Beach Company
Downles & Be
Charles T. Carter
Jgmea
A. Thompson
W. H. Robeson
M. Alwine Baurman
Mary Baurman
James S. Brooks
Clifford Brooks
F. Edw. Mitchell
John J. Hill
Cnene T. Hill
W. JG. Johnson
James ©. MacSherry
John J
Fannie Cleary
Vermont Avenue
Union Trust Company, Trustes
George Parmly Day
Pennsylvania Avenue
Clarence Dalrymple
Walter H
Catherine M. White
Kentucky Avenue
Walter H. White
Clarence L
Leona J. Dalrymple
Riggs
M. M. Bates
John T. Knott
Fourth Street
Oliver Johnsen
Milton Malgin
Effingham Place
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Walter ©. Wilcox
Willam K. Hill
Starr Parsons Et al
Sarah M. Carroll
Connecticut Avenue Terrace
Charles B. Craig
John M. Daniel
Edmond A. Burrell
Clara B. Bruce
Wyoming Terrace
Katherine
Bryant
James G. McKay
Ingleside
Mary C
Harry L. van Suken
Anna van Aukeh
Highview
Harry Wardman
John F
Angela M. Desds
Wisconsin Avenue Park
Capital Realty Company
George T. Shinnick
Hampton
John H. Reder
Trinidad Eechartah “'B
Winckiatom Et
Nellie E. Palmer
Oliver B. Georges
Mollie Bermen
Ibherwood
Spencer M. Pennet
Noel House Association
North
Columbia Heights
Charles A. Muzzy
Horatio N. Taplin
Thomas J. Deavitt
Lillie T. Taplin
Frederick. d'Astre
Algernon
Gardiner
W. Gilbert Dent
Leah Corbin
Arthur N. Mitchell
Ira W. Paine
Clarence L. Dalrymple
Esmiannually
Saral M. Carroll
Walter B. Guy
Raleigh Sherman
Starr Parsons
Herbert A. Gill
Richard E. Patro
Theodore N. Gill, Jr
John F. Deeds Stonx
Francis Saul
Walter E. Hilton
Thomas E. Allen
B. Percy Thompson
Herbert T. Shannon
Thomas Bones
Thomas A Clevinger
Percy Thompson
Hubbert R. Quinter
Eben W. Hobson
Same
Eugene W. Newnan
St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad
Wrederik Strauss
Or . Seligman & Company
N. Wallace
Central Trust Company of
Alexander J. Hemphill
Seeeaa Trust Company
Edwin G. Meare
Imoa Trust Company
Harry Browne
Ce Company. Co
Robert Winthrop & Company
Brechinridge Jones
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
St. Louis
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
William FR. Driver
Trades Council
Alexandria Trades Council
J. W. Collins
Orlando Studds
Thomas Fones
John T. Harrison
C.A. Howard
Frank Deeton
George D. Brookes
William F. Brookes
Seminary
Kent’ Island
the Riggs National Bane
Enna. Ave
Munsey Trust Company
Frank A. Munsey
Washington Loan & Trust Co. Cor. Ltd
F Sts
John Joy Edson
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
J. Thilman
Hendrick Hendrick
15Th St
Vance
Hay
Fordgnoney
Washington & Southern Bank
G Street
J. Selwin Tait
Center Market
L. L. Perkins
Chie
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