Irregular Price Trends as Steel Rises on Trade News
Stocks moved erratically with some issues up while others fell, led by United States Rubber and St Paul amid dividend doubts. Rubber at 45 to 46 opened then slipped to 44 1 2, with steel strength tied to trade authority optimism and war-contract hopes. Canadian Pacific and Paris exchange weakness pressured rails as bonds sold heavily and United States bonds held steady.
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St. Paul
Canadian Pacific and Rubber
New York
United States Rubber
St Paul
Missouri Pacific
Aga
Paris
London
United States
New York Bond Market Review July 3 1963
The New York bond market summary lists prices and yields for many issues including American Tobacco Armour Bethlehem Steel Atlantic Coast Line and Central of Georgia. Key bonds show varied performance with Isa gains and declines across rail utilities and industrials. Notable items include New York Central issues Delaware and Hudson and Southern Pacific with mixed rate states and several high quality issues from major corporations.
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New York
American Tobacco
Armour
Cothas
Ty Jye
Atchisongen
Bay Atenivonev
Atlantic Coast Line
Elf
Hartmore
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Tranaltev
Central of
Chicago
Quincy
Distillers Securities
Esteco
Erle
General Electric
Istia
Ilinois Central
Interporough
Kansas City
New York Railways
Adj
BTM
Fennavivanta Ev Sts
Cennaylvenia Con
Peannssleania Con
Ray Consolidatent Fs
Republic Steel Js
St Louis
San Frances
St Louis Southwestern Con
Seaboard Air Line Ads
Southern Bell Tel
Southern Pacthe Cy
Southern Pactheret
Southern Pacifle cv &A
Southern Railway
Lazy Southern Railway Genta
Texan Company
Texan and
Third Avenue
Union Eyelacts
Vinton F
Wealern Union
Ieee DL Weatinghouse Flectrin
Curb Market Report From Dity on July 2
Credit balances show 155 Runs and 144,089 average 93,518. Shipments total 42,642 with an average of 6746R.
Wall Street News And Gossip In July 2 Report
New York reports steady securities turnover with bond activity and sugar prices easing. Cuban currency supply awaited coinage for Habana, while Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa shipments reached 2.5 million. Gold imports showed strength as international credit strains rose. Cuba faces economic strain, with National Bank figures cited and notes on failures.
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Habana
Island Republic
Philadelphia
Chicago Grain Market Rises on July Delivery Shortage
Scarcity of wheat for July contracts sparked a strong session in Chicago grain. Wheat closed up 1.5 to 1.75 cents, corn and oats advanced modestly, while provisions declined. Cash grain bids ranged with No 2 red wheat around 1.18 and No 2 yellow corn near 76 to 77, oats 50 to 52.
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Chicago
Ribe
Suly
Government bonds steady as commodities and cattle markets move
New York and Chicago cash and futures markets show mixed activity. Bonds hold steady while time loans edge up. Reeves receipts reflect irregular cattle trade with steers near 10.00, cows 3.75 to 7.50. hogs steady around 7.40 to 7.70. cattle receipts about 2,000 with native beef steers 6.85 to 9.50. lambs fluctuating with sheep firm at times.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Sheen. Ewes
Kentucky
Chicago
Holland Confident On Forced Market Holdings Cut in Half
New York July 2 The estates of the late Norman B Ream valued at least 60 000 000 on paper with large railroad and industrial holdings Shrinking market values and depreciation not disturbing his view He believed in institutions and prosperity and planned reorganizations He aided Morgan on United States Steel advising on railroads and Erie He trusted Baltimore and Ohio and Erie future while keeping assets in safe deposit.
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New York
Norman B. Ream
Mr. Ream
Mr. Reom
Commodore van Santgvoord
Commodore
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Company
Et. Paul
Ream
Financial
Charles M. Schwab
United States
Baltimore and Ohio
Erie
Seaboard Air Line
Erie Railroad
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Financial District
National Biscuit Company
Authority On
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York Grain Prices and Spot Wheat Report
New York grain markets show firm spot values across wheat corn oats and rye with bids for No 2 red wheat at 1 384 and No 3 hard at 1 4344 bh f Buffalo export grades Noel Northern Duluth 1 44 and Northern Manitoba 1 35 and July futures at 1 15 Strong spot readings for No 2 yellow corn and standard oats with listed prices for clipped white oats around 59 Hao rye notes and Duluth references
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Buffalo
Futuras
Metals Market Report Sees Copper Prices Mixed
In New York on July 2 copper electrolytic quoted 20.25 to 20.60 with iron steady. In London spot copper at £79 2s 4d and futures at £80 7s 6d, electrolytic price given as 0. h odd fragment.
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New York
London
New York Cotton Prices Dip Then Rally Quiet Close
In New York on July 2 the cotton market opened with a sharp early decline followed by rallies. The close was largely unchanged to about 6 points lower as activity waned in the afternoon, with prices for October at 9.76 to 9.70, December 9.98 to 9.43, and January around 10.95 to 9.99 amid mixed trading and efforts to offset three days of adjournment.
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New York
Last year coinage figures from the Mint Bureau
Official figures show the U S government minted over 48.0 million pennies, 4.98 million nickels, 22.43 million dimes, about 2.006 million quarters, 1.423 million half dollars and 40.534 million dollars in silver dollars last fiscal year.
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Mint Bureau
United States
Fragmented note on cottonseed oil market coinage details
The passage lists varied gold coin figures and dates such as July 2 and July 6 including 5.13 and 6.10 for Pacific Exposition. It references multiple months and a total of 22,157,700 pieces coined, with further figures like 6.49 6.53 and 6.56 tied to different government and international issuances, but the text remains garbled and incomplete.
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Alaska Gold M
Lehigh Vesley
Allis-Chalmera
Allis-Chal.ps
Maxwell M. Co
Ama. Copper
Maz. M. Ist
Max. M
Am. Ag. Chem
B.S. & Fritts
Miami Copper
Amer. Can
Soorlssp
Amer. Cat. Oll
Nat. Lead
Amer. Ice Sec
Nev. C. Cop
Am. Linsee
Amer
BOON
Ok W
Nort. & West
T&t
North
Pacific
Amer. Tobacco
Pacific Mail
Anaconda
Pac. Tel
Teli
Atchison
Atchison Pt Otk
Pettibone Mul
Baldwin Loco
Fitts
Pitts
Ratopitas
Pres
Steelee A
Beth Steel
Pal. Car
Brooklyn R. T
Ray Con
Butte & Sup
Cal Petrol
Rock Island Pf
Canada Pacific
Central Leather
BRBBE
Chi
A. Lp
Taojchi & N. W
Seara Rosa
RI & P
South. Pacific
China
Contin
Studebaker
Tenn
Third Avenue
Hax
Union Pacific
Dist Securities
Tinton Pac. Pf
Dome Mines
United Cigar
Eirie
U. S. Ind. Alco
U. S
Gen. Chemical
U. S. Steel
Gen. Electric
Gen. Motors
Gen. Motors Pr
Utah Copper
Goodrich, B. F
Wabash el
Goodrich, Pf
Wabash Pt
Gt. North, Pt
Wells Fargo
N. Ore, Sub
West. UN. Te
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Weatinghou
Insp
Coppar
Inter. Met
Inter
New York
Janer White
Market Notes Show Dull Week on Washington Exchange
Financial and business notes report a quiet opening to the week with little appetite for new commitments. Only Union Trust, Washington Railway and Electric, and a few bonds traded as prices drift. Capital Traction and Corcoran Fire Insurance bids shifted modestly. Exchange suspends Saturday sessions in July August September. next meeting Tuesday on a legal holiday. Also notes Greene Cananea Copper expected to resume dividends in September and U S Geological Survey estimates for illuminous coal output in early 1915, with year‑over‑year declines and a recovery trajectory for later months.
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Washington Brock Exchange
Prokore
Union Trust
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Capital Traction
Wat
Corcoran Fire Insurance
Washington
Board of Governors of
the Exchange
Gust
B& Legal Heliday
Boston
Greene Cananea Copper Company
Normeal
United States
United States Geological Survey
Washington Railway and
Washington Reaiway
Notco
SAS
Stock and Bond Sales Report From Washington Market
Weekly stock and bond transactions list from W. B. Hibbs & Co. covers Georgetown Gas 5s 104 to 105% range, Washington Gas 54, Washington Railway and Electric, Mergenthaler Linotype, and multiple bank and trust stocks with prices, dividends, and 1927 47 bonds. Includes rail and utility issues, mining, and trust company names with varied bid and close figures.
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Georgetown
Washington Gas
Dette Columbia Gas & Bloc
Capital Traction Co
Ansa. & Pet. R. R.A. Os Obug Ann. & Pet. R
Guar
City
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Alex & Mt. V Bs
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Mit
N & W Steamboat Ags
Rigga Realty
Riges Realty
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Pfid
Tel & Telee Co
Mergenthaler Linotype
Laneton Moanotype
Greene-Cananea Copper
National Bank
American Capital Columbia Commercial District
Farmers and Mechanics
Lincoln Metropolitan Riggee
Washington Trust Company
Amer
Second Trust
National Savings & Trust
Union Trust Companys
Evers Wash Loan & Trust
Continental
Savings
Home Savings Bank
Commerce and Savings
East Wash Savings
Corcoran Firemen’s
German-American National Union
Paper Mfg. Co
Stor
Security Storage Co
Washington Market
W. B. Hibbs & Co
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B. Lt
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Riggs K. M
Riggs F
Bal W. BR
EB. Com
Merg. Linotype
Langton Mono
BiAm Nat. Bank
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Nat. Bank
Fed. Nat. Bank
Linc. Nat. Bank
WayNat Met. Bank
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Trust
Nat S. & Trust
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Con. Trust
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Firemen's F. I
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Grapho. Com
M. T
United States Treasury Balance and Receipts Report
The Treasury reports a net balance in the general fund of 78,167,331 with total receipts 1,658,453 and total payments 8,306,838. The fiscal year deficit is 4,063,715.80, versus 3,131,530 last year. Revenue receipts for the day amount to 44,716,154.24 and cash assets in the general fund total 281,900,508.88 after liabilities.
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United States Treasury
Essaeeee
Teasseeeeres
General Fund
Treasury
United States
Federal Reserve
Tn Tresaury
Truat
New York Produce Market Receipts and Prices Summary
New York reports steady to firm conditions across produce lines. Creamery items show mixed receipts with high scoring extras. eggs list irregular counts with extra firsts and variances by quality. cheese notes state milk flats and color grades. poultry markets show weaker alive stock with Western birds, roasters, and turkeys. sugars and flours display steady to firm readings with rye flour dull. pork steady, beef firm, lard middle West priced.
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New York
Jay
Hennery
Middle West
Legal Record shows multiple equity and court actions in DC
A compiled list from Equity and Civil divisions outlines numerous cases. Details include party names such as Wright, Lave, Oskiwell, and Barrett, with various motions, sales, will constructions, lunacy proceedings, and rule returns, plus bankruptcies, probate filings, and civil actions in the District of Columbia courts.
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District of Columbia
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Lave
Ely
Plaintif
Downing & Hoplish
Sterrett
Colbert
J. A. Patted Ve. Marborr
Welch
Synatee
Bell
O'Donnell
Metropolitan Coach Sympany: Hearlow
Ree Berry
L. H. Pavidi
R. L. Montague
A. L Newmyer
Secenaaht
G. F. Boter
BH. A. Chirpendier
Va. Charpentier
H. B. Moulton
Releton
Jeremiah Douavan
Alfred B. Darling
Mary Brooks
Anna D John
Nathaniel Kaufman
George Howlett
Charles E Hood
Elizabeth Chase
Mary Ellsworth
J Morgan Wison
Ease L. Jackson
Deeds of Trusts in Various Washington Districts
Multiple deeds of trust recorded across Washington districts including Moore and Barbour's reconveyance to secure Mutual Serial Building Association loans of 4000, and others at Villa Park, Petworth, Pleasant Plains, Mount Pleasant, and Droit Park. Notes include dates in 1918, interest rates 6 to 8 percent, monthly or semiannual payments, and specific lot and square numbers for each property. Names such as Thomas E. Beachon, Henry H. Bergmann, M Emmerich, W Hough, Samuel E. Cornwell, Charles HR Newman, Walter Wilcox, and many others appear tied to securing loans with building associations and property parcels listed.
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Pleasant Plains
Wallter HB. Brobinnan
Norman L. Lansbury
Joseph B. Bowting
Charles L. Tankereley
Mount Pleasant
William B. McKnight
T Henry L Breoninger
Lewis T. Breoninger
Lewis E Breoninger
Solomon Parker
Mount Lebanon Baptist Church
Allan de Walker
William M. Hoetman
Albert W Howard
John W Williams
Benjamin FP. Leighton
Sylvester A. Greet
Charles M Bryant
Nemiennusliv
L. Wayne
Lewie H. Wayne
Fred D Mubihewser
John Eidoat
Ellen D. Richards
Whitney Close
Gregory W. Berglieg
H M Sager
Simon Oppen
East Deanwood
James E Wilkins
Thomas Walker
Thomas A. Johnson
Thomas &. Bowie
Effingham Place
Laurs T Peterson
Thomar Walker
Thames A. Johnson
Thomas E Rowle
Chillum Castle Brights
Thomas BR
Margaret A Fealy
Fears
Julia F. Clotey
George M Emmerich
Douglass R Mackay
Washington &Ix
Permanent Building Association
Ernest J. Schmidt
Entre
Bates Warren
Sammel
Elzabeth
Washington Loan & Trust Company
Union ‘Treet Company
Semiamnuelty
Baltimore Markets Daily Prices for Poultry Butter and Eggs
Baltimore markets report daily wholesale prices for poultry rich with live hens old hens roosters ducks and turkeys, including Muscovy and Pekin ducks, Indian runners and spring ducks. Butter and eggs are listed by grade and region with Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls and dairy prints.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Philadelphia Markets July 3 Butter Eggs and Wheat Movements
Philadelphia prices show weak nearby butter and eggs with current receipts around 5.55 for f care. Western extra firsts around 6.00. cheese firm at New York full cream per pound. wheat and corn higher with No 2 red futures at 1.25 to 1.30. No 2 yellow corn around 83 to 84. oats higher with No 2 white about 56 to 51.
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Philadelphia
New York
Real Estate Transfers in Moore & Barbour's Addition
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels in several additions including Frederick Rhinelander to Margaret Dedoy, Arthur Henle trustee to Margaret Dedoy, Vermont Avenue parcels via Golden Condsion to Frederick Hoover and Benjamin Holland, Leroy Mark to Cornyrell, and Dahlgren Terrace to Harry Kite. Metropolitan View valued at $22,500. Mount Pleasant transfers to William B. and Katherine L. Meidlet. Charlen Tackernley to Walter Robinson at Pleasant Plains with minor amounts. Total activity spans several streets and square designations with nominal stamps.
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Dahigren Terrace
Metropolir
National Savings and Trust Com
Seer
Harry A. Kite
Square Ae
Ranare
Baba
Leth
Dahlgren Terreey
Metronolie View
Plearant Plains
Charlen L. Tackernley
Welter H. Robinson
Mount Pleasant
Lewie E. Breudocer
Wiliam
Financial Offer Notes For Washington Utilities Sale
A summary of a proposed deal states the seller will liquidate 300 Washington Utilities at 27 percent and will acquire 100 units of Capital Traction at 9044, with any partial purchase acceptable. The terms indicate a price and asset exchange between parties on an unspecified date.
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Washington Utilities
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