Market Holds Firm As Morgan Shooting Sparks Trade
Wall Street steadied after a brief drop caused by the J P Morgan shooting with prices recovering. St Paul fell earlier but rebounded, while United States Steel and war bonds sagged briefly. Authorities view the last half of the year as stronger with textiles and general merchandise improving and bank loan expansion seen at $80 million amid possible foreign security sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel
Morgana
American Can
Ordacs
Mort Lasses
Sbigmenta
Moneye Inc
United States
New York Bond Market Snapshot July 3 1939
New York bond market report lists prices for American Agricultural, American Cotton, American Smelting, American Tobacco, Armour, Bethlehem Steel, Chesapeake & Ohio, Chicago Great Western, Denver & Rio Grande, General Electric, Northern Pacific, Reading, Saint Louis-San Francisco, Southern Bell, Union Pacific, and other issues. Yields and coupon details shown. U S government issues include 3s and 4s with 100% to 109% ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Agricultural Sa
Asner Tel
American Tobacco Sa
Armour & Co
Atchison Gen
Atchison
Amilintic Coast Line
Faltmore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Transit
Mhesapeake & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, Burt & Quincy Joint
Chicago, Burt & Quincy
Chicago
Mb & Chic
Chitago
Colorado & Southern
Denver & Urands
Distilera & Erle
Ieat Northern
Milnoin Central
Interborough Met
New York City
New York Sinterian
New York Railwaye Adj
Norl & Thav
Norfolk & Western Ev
Tho
Ania von, Nay
Hay
Louis
San Fran
Mt. Louis
Southern Facific
Southern Macific
lOpen
Alaska Gold
aTtal
Lehigh Valley
Allis-Chalmers
Lou
Nashville
Prs
Allia-Chal
Aabby
Mackay Ipfa
Amal
Amer
Petroleum
Ant Car & Fay
Miami’ Copper
Corl
M&s P
Mo, Kan
Tex
SA Bal
Locomotive
M&k & T, Ptd
Missouri Pacific
Oh Am
Matt Ptd
Smelt & Reel
Nat. Enam
St! Tea
Tel
Ty Nevada Copper
N. Y. Central
Atchison BP
N.Y. Ont
Atlantic Coast
Northern Pacific
Butte Superior
Afornia
Reading Railway
Chi & G
Ly Tep. 1. & Steel
Chl
GW. Pal
Chi, Mil. & St. Py
Imland
St. PL
Rumiey Co
Che & M. W
Rumiey
Chi
A. L. Pf
Sears-Roebuck
Colo. Fuel & Iron
Southern Pacifi
Consolidated Gasi
Crucible Steel A
Studebaker
Cubarugar
Texas
Third Avenue
Baas Erie Railroad
Union Pacific
Erie
General Chemical
Enion Pacific Pfu
Unitad Ry. Invest
General Electric
U. Ry. Invest
Pfd
General Motora
V. 5
Rubber
Sal Abi
ANG
Gen. Motors Ptd
U. S. Rubber Peantos
Goodrich Co. B.F
U. G. Steel G. Northern Ptd
MULTE
U S. Steo
Utah
Inspiration
Western Union
I2ik
Electeie
Inter-Bor
Pidj
OTM
ORIG
U -Overland
K. Southern
Wheel
L. E. 2d
South
BS BS
Wisconsin Cent
Wall Street News and Gossip July Market Roundup
The article summarizes July market activity with continued volatility in stocks led by United States Steel and copper shares, a restrained decline amid Fourth of July selling, and a rally around 59. Bank clearances rose to 396,099,891 for the week, while average bond prices slipped about a point in June due to heavy foreign selling. Bituminous coal exports set a June record, exceeding 1,000,000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morgan
Pends
Inter- United States Steel
CURB MARKET Ions Quotas Reported In New York
New York on July 3 reported curb market quotas with details indicating adjustments in supply limits and pricing signals. Officials noted changes affect commodities traded and anticipated effects on distribution channels, with market watchers awaiting further guidance and results.
New York Grain Prices From July 3 Market Report
New York grain notes July 3 show spot wheat easy for No 2 bed and No 2 hard with indices around 1.384 to 1.4414 for Northern regions and Manitoba. Futures are soft with July implying lower values, corn spot showing easy No 2 yellow around 7 with prompt shipment figures, standard 69.34, white varieties 59, rye and barley listed with quiet activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Elgin Butter Market Report
Elgin market notes show butter at 2 percent fat in July with price and supplier details missing from the fragment. The brief item records a local dairy trade update for Elgin, TL, noting standard market movements without specific figures.
Chicago Grain markets slip amid broad hedging for new crop
In Chicago trading, wheat futures closed heavy with declines of about 1 to 2 percent on expectations for a liberal new crop. Corn and oats also fell, while provisions showed mixed moves. Cash grain prices for No 2 red wheat and No 2 yellow corn were quoted with modest gains and losses, and futures across grains posted varied results throughout the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Local Produce Market Prices and Varieties
List of live and dressed poultry prices including hens roosters ducks and turkeys, with weights and ranges. Cheese butter eggs and vegetables with regional sources and per unit prices. fruits and greens from Florida California North Carolina listed with crates baskets and per crate rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Elgin
Virginia
Georgia
North Carolina
Florida
New York
California
New York Bank Statement Shows Reserve Excess Decline
New York banks and trust companies report a reserve in excess of legal requirements at 163,942,100 dollars for the week, down 29,210,440 from last week. Summary includes loans, deposits, circulations, and reserves across clearing houses and separate state banks and trust firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve
Greater
Toans, &c
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes July 3
New York reports steady butter eggs and cheese markets with mixed receipts across creamery and grades. Poultry and meat lines show irregular live and dressed offerings with Western roasters and turkeys quoted. flour and rye flour dull. pork steady and lard soft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wresh
Hennery
Middle West
New York Money Market Snapshot July Rates
New York money market lists Mercantile pat per at 3 percent. Sterling 60 day bills 4.7260 demand 4.7650 cables 4.7725. Francs demand 5.68 cables 5.67. Marks demand 31 percent cables 81 percent. Livres demand 5.14 cables 5.13. Rubles demand 37 cables 37. Bar silver 45. Wiexicon dollars 37. Government bonds steady railroad bonds easy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cottonseed Oil Market Summary From New York
New York on July 3 reports cottonseed oil prices with prime crude rates ranging from 5.20 to 6.48 for various months from July to February. Prime yellow and white grades show 6.20 primarily, with futures activity centered around summer and winter oil contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington cattle market price tally and livestock notes
Hogs totaling 7483 head and sheep clipped values noted, calves and lambs priced with percentages and moderate figures. Market snapshots indicate varied demand across hogs sheep calves and lambs with prices around several dollars per unit.
Money Prices Higher War Costs Shift Capital and Bonds
A 1915 market overview notes higher money prices driven by war costs and a shifting capital stance. It reports weak foreign exchange, large American bond sales for the new British loan, and London and New York bond activity amid near depletion of Ottawa gold supply. The piece highlights a strong U.S. trade balance, massive bank reserves, low money rates, and ongoing readjustment as capital favors short term notes over fixed investments. It lists Treasury assets and cash positions, including gold coin and various note issuances, with totals reflecting a strained but active fiscal picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Ottawa
New York
United States
St. Paul
Lfe
J. P. Morgan
New York City
Naw Securisties
London Exchange
LIVE STOCK MARKETS REPORT DAY TRANSACTIONS
Chicago hog market shows receipts around 10 000 head with ranges across bulk light and heavy classes. Cattle receipts near 100 with native beef steers and Western offerings in mid to high teens. Sheep receipts around 6 000 with prices varied, lambs and culled sheep trading nearby. New York notes mixed bullion and bond activity as sentiment shifts on foreign loans and war era distress. Government notes hint at marine warfare impact and potential market dullness, yet expectations of improved demand for iron and steel persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Bank of England
Ottawa
Germany
Washington
Commodity Price Snapshot Across Markets
Philadelphia July 3 butter unchanged eggs steady cheese firm wheat unchanged corn steady oats higher No 2 white 7 37 percent No 2 yellow local 82 34 steamer 82033. Baltimore July 3 wheat settling prices No 2 red 1 084 cents No 1 red Western 1 12 cents corn contract 71 cents oats standard white 54 No 3h white 54 New York July 8 copper electrolytic nominal 20.26 to 20.50 price trend Tren un changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Steel Plants Rush to Meet Expanding Orders in Rail Equipment
New York July 3 Conditions in the steel trade show 80 to 85 percent plant capacity with finishing mills at 75 to 100 percent. Railway equipment orders were uneven though large export contracts loom. The Buffalo mill won a 25,000 ton order for France and other 100,000 tons of barn are pending, with 140,000 boxes of tin plate and 6,000 tons of wire rods among exports. Demand shifts push eastern mills, while central wear pressures lift prices for cold rolled strip steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Steel Corporation
Burlington
Kansans City
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Buffalo Mill
France
Canada
Great Britain
Bennaytyanla
American Bridge Company
Municipal Bridge
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
New England
Whisky tax receipts show large but declining Peoria district total
In Peoria district, Internal Revenue collected 26 499 670 72 dollars from whisky manufacture for the fiscal year just ended. Collections fell by 7 041 816 23 dollars from 1914. Prohibition agitation and war-time stock disposal cited as reasons. Court cites distillers making reasonable profit amid injunctions on hotel stash and check rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Capital Police Transfers Stir Washington Precincts
Major Pullman orchestrates a wholesale staff reshuffle across Ninth, Sixth, Eighth, Second and other precincts. Promotions for Central Office Detectives Bur lingame Armstrong and Messer. several captains and lieutenants reassigned to new commands, with mixed reactions from communities and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Pullman
Capt. Harrison
Flather
Schneider
Capt
Doyle
Falvey
Lieut
Sprinkle
Acting? Murphy
Lieut. Hodges
Lieut. Duvall
Lieut. Shilling
Dunigan
Bremerman
Plemmons
Hieventh
Washington stocks and bonds offered by Thomas L. Hume broker
A broker advertises buying and selling orders for numerous Washington area stocks and bonds. Items include Fotomac Vonsid 5 at 101, Interstate Bidg 5 at bid wanted, Georgetown Gas 5 at 102, Wash. Ryrz 4 at 8134, Wash. Gas 76, Capital Traction 904, and others with bids, rates, and quantities. All executions for cash, deliveries at client bank, subject to prior acceptance or cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fotomac Vonsid
Interstate Bidg. Corp'n
Georgetown Gas
Wash. Ryrz
Wash. Rwy. Ptt
Washington Rwy. Com
Washington Gas
Wash. Atilites Co
Mergenthaler
Lanaton
National Bank of Washington
Mumsey Treat
Second National Bank
Enion ‘Trust
Bank of Commerce & Savings
Beal Estate Trust
N. & W. Steambant
Washate Baseball Club
Gayety Theater
S Columbia Hotel Co
Lion
Grapho. Ptd
Grapho. Com
Capital Traction
Washington Yy. Ptd
Washington Mwy. Com
Merienthaler
Lanston
Wederni National Bank St
Farmers & Mechanics Hank
National Hank of Washington
Washington Baseball Club
ISN. & W. Steamboat
Thomas L
Hume
White & Ot
Visitation by SONS OF JONADAB Postponed in Frederick City
The Sovereign body visitation to Frederick City Council was postponed indefinitely at the last Pioneer Council meeting due to transportation difficulties from holiday traffic congestion. A deaf mute received the order during Goodwill Council, the ritual performed in sign language. LB Maloney resigns as Ramblers chief. Koonce elected successor with full support anticipated for ongoing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Pioneer Council
Goodwill Council
LB. Maloney
The
Ramblers
Koonce
Maloney
Financial statements of The Washington Loan and Company 1916
The report presents assets including cash items 22 3,880.68 notes and bills 27,000, clean checks 27,280.91 and secured loans 761,786.99. liabilities show capital stock 1,000,000 with profits 287,887.38 and deposits totaling 6,148,552.08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seepowita Bonde
Securitien
Tutes
Yadike Aril
Danks Ang Hank Erm
Trunt
United States
Portal Savings
Riggs National Bank Financial Statements June 23 1915
The report shows assets and liabilities of Riggs National Bank Washington DC as of June 23 1915 with detailed figures for resources including cash deposits securities and notes, and liabilities including deposits capital stock and surplus. It lists items such as total resources, bonds pledged, deposits due to and from other banks, and notes payable with signatures of cashiers and notaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF Commerce and Savings
Washington
District of Columbia
Munsey. Trust Company
Tangane
Seco
Banilag House
Home
Liabilg
Nai Im
Crentefia
Wen
Aza Ga
Ishas
Spee
Esac Savings
Riggs National Bank
Bone
Inita Bonas
U. S
Xecurttles, &R
Federal Reserve Bank
New Tire
Chicago Ami St
Bank
Parker
Intercom
Securities
Bam
Trust
Rompanies
Pevings Banka
City of Washington
Av Cola
Claxton
Bowles
R.A. Howles Casi
Treamier
Taly
Wheenney
Thile
Nowry
George WW. Ottute
Francia
W. Anderson
F. Baker
Gare Lamer Arty
George W Ofrutt, Jr
Alphonse M.baer
George W. Rays Beary
W. Offutt
Edward
Canal Expects About 250000 Dollar Surplus in First Year
Panama July 3 figures compiled by canal auditor R A Smith indicate the Panama Canal will show an excess of earnings over expenditures for its first year ending June 30 of about 250000 dollars. For the period from July 1 last year to July 7 this year total earnings reached 4424208 dollars while expenditures were about 4200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
R. A. Smith
Canal Auditor
Panama Canal
Test of antitipping law halts downtown hotel evictions
In Chicago on July 3 Judge Frederick A. Smith issued a temporary injunction in the circuit court restraining two downtown hotels from turning out the employees of Jacques Rousso and Sam Woit. The workers each pay $6,500 and $6,000 respectively for the privilege of maintaining hotel wash and check rooms and collecting patron gratuities. Rousso and Woit face the antitipping case seeking to curb hotel practices aimed at payroll tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Chicago
Frederick A. Smith
Jacques Rousso
Sam Woit
Rousso
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U.S
Wall Street
Atlantic Seaboard
Curb Market
Alaska
Juneau
Brit-Am
New
Tobacco
Davis-Daly
Goldfield
Greene-Cananea
Kerr Lake
la Bone
Lehigh Valley Coal
Manhatan Transit
Mason Valle Mo. Pac
Nippinsing
Nippinsing - 5M Am Riker-Hegeman
St. Joseph
N. J
Cal Standard Oil
Ind
Ale Standard Oil
Kanaaa
Standard Oil
Ohio
Tonopah
United Cigar Stores
United
Yukon Gold
NEW York Grain
NEW York Stock Market
Chicago Grain
Local Produce Market
Washington Cattle Market
Europe
New Securities Teaves Small
United States Treasury
General Fund
Asaeta
Yore Acess
Elivar
Treasury
Iss
Philippines
Internal Revenue
Capital Police Personals
Maj
Pullman
Leutenant
Georgetown
Anthony Shilling
Anacostia
Old Town
Robert B. Doyle
Highth
Ball Park
Union
Horn
Mudd
Sears
Central Office
Burlingame,Armstrong
Messer
Headquarters
Inspector Cross
Robert Hy
Boardman
Bureau of Information
Benning Road
Patrick Wall
Eddie Wall
Fifth Precinct
Hynams
Eleventh Street
Otto C. Hauschild
Policemen’s Association
H. Oden Lake
Army and Navy Union
National, Corp. A
N. Y
Thirty-sixth
Matreeta
Jonadab
Financial States
Washington Loan and Company
Dianier
Columbia
Barry G. Megm
Harry G. Mrem
Alfred B. Dent
Jne
Toy Eason
Martin 4. Knapp
John Larner
Albert A. Fox
Apérew’ Parker
Auguatne Crane
Wm. EB. Barker
Louie P. Shoemaker
FA. Penning
H.W. Wie
Arthur Peter
X. Shes
Bearnerd
H. Warner
Philos
Bookle
Cliattery
Exchange Place
Will Bendle
Ano
Saad
Boss
Liariitina
Atork
Ponta
Mnnald
SAN AZ
Avaahler
Cheeles Saurstandt Og
Herrounteinal
Manel
Kaine
WM. J. Flather
H. Rtrt
Ailes
Thomar HY
Potomac Saings Bank of
D. C
Baless
Jess Espensex
Vaxex Mide
Caahier
HE Pope
Wilton J. Lambert
Ashley
Gold
WM. F
UDE
Geo
Gaither
F. A. Walere
Colin H. Livingstone
CANAL
Goethals
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