Stock market in London and US rails amid Berlin reply unease
Turbulent New York trading saw liquidations for foreign interests and a downward tilt as Berlin’s submarine warfare reply loomed. Railroads led losses with Louisville and Nashville, Atlantic Coast Line, and Southern Railway hit new lows, while United States Steel steadied, and May railroad results and European bond sales shaped overall activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Washington
Berlin
Southern Group
Louisville and Nashville Fett
Atlante Coast Line & Points
Ilinois
Southern Railway
Atlantic Coast Line
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Missouri Passific
Misouri Pacific
Wall Street News and Gossip Brecks Down Prices on Small Volume
In New York on July 7 small volume trading pushed prices lower. United States Steel common traded narrowly between 61 and 59, then sharply fell to 58. June pig iron output rose to 2,380,827 gross tons in 30 days, while blast furnace capacity stood at 80,411 tons a day. Great Northern earnings fell by 1,197,000 dollars in June, totaling a year’s loss near 10 million. New Jersey Zinc declared a 250 percent stock dividend, raising capital from 10 to 35 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel
Burlington
St Louis and
Iron Mountain
Dlinois
Europe
United States
United States Steel Common
Itawung
Nace
New Jersey Zinc Company
Cotton market jolts as October slips to May lows
New York July 7 The daily cotton market saw a sharp break with October contracts sliding to 9.46 per bale below yesterday’s close and retreating to the lowest level since last May’s big drop. The session closed steadier with a net decline of 4 to 32 points amid volatile futures trading.
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New York
Baltimore Markets Prices for Wheat Corn and Poultry
Baltimore markets report strong bid prices across commodities. Wheat spot and futures listed, corn and oats hold firm, poultry and butter priced in varied ranges. Dairy products including creamery grades and store-packed butter show multiple values across Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby Western markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Western
West Virginia
Live Stock Markets Report from Chicago and New York
Chicago and New York markets show mixed livestock activity with receipts around 20 000 hogs and 15 000 cattle in Chicago, and 2 058 cattle in New York. Prices vary by class, including hogs at 7.30 to 7.80 for bulk, cattle native beef steers 7.00 to 6.46, sheep and lambs in the 3.60 to 6.00 range, and calves from 6.00 to 12.00, with steady to firm tones overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intar. Met.a
Inter. Met
Lody
Int
Har
N. J. Ga
Inter
K. C. South
Lehigh Yalle
Lig. & Myers
Long Island
Louis. & Nash
Dian
Maxwell M. Co
Max. M
Dian. M
Miami
Minn
Asl
Mo. Pacific
Central
N. H&k
Naor
West
North
Pacific
Pacific Mall
Ality
R. Rw
People'n G. & Che
Pitte
Pitta. Coal Pta
Quicksliver Pal. Gare
Ry. Steel
Ray Con. Co
Rep
Kana
Etm
Rumely
Rumely Pfa
Seab'd A. L
Seara Roebuck
Seab
Sloas
Southern Ry
South. Ry
Studebaker
U. S Ind
Alco
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
U. S. Steel Ptd
Utan
Va.-Car. Chem
Webt
UN. Tel
Westinghouse
Woolworth Ae
L.B. Ist
Chicago
New York
Akim
Lembe
New York State
Elgin
Virginia
Georgia
North Carolina
Florida
Antana
Texas
California
Market notes and a death notice from Baltimore
Philadelphia market listings show higher prices for eggs cheese and corn with variances by grade and location. A Baltimore obituary reports the death of a statistician at 98 Cator Avenue in Mount Alto, born in Cumberland in 1881, after a career with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Baltimore
Waer Vadorne Tv
Cator Avenue
Baltimora Arid Ohio Railroad
Mount Alt
Cumberland
Trigg
Baltmore and
Ohio
Houston Seaport Plan Details Ship Canal From Gulf
Houston\nseaport project linked to 60 mile ship canal aims to float 25 foot draft vessels from a central basin to the Gulf of Mexico. Officials say the system will rival Erie and Columbia River efforts, with federal dredging support and a multi million dollar city investment to extend wharves and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
Columbia River
Pacific
New York
Paul H. Sheldon
Civil Service Commission
Houston
Tex
Baltimore
Produce Exchange
Pacific Coast
Manchester
England
Liverpool
Houston Nw
Great Basin
United States
Erie
Midwest
Panama Canal
Taos
Ainland City
Thomas A. Scott
Texas-Pacific Railroad
Southwest
St. Louis
East
U. S
Congress
New Orleans
Galveston
Holland
Chicago Grain market steadies after rain driven rally
Wheat futures rose modestly with prices holding 1 to 2 percent higher after damaging rains hindered harvests in the West. Corn and oats posted fractional gains, while provisions declined. Cash quotes show No 2 red wheat around 1.28 to 1.33 and No 2 yellow corn near 76 to 77.
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Chicago
Local securities market dull with limited bond sales and steady prices
The local securities market was unusually dull with small sales across three issues. Bond demand lagged though prices remained steady in the formal bid and ask records. Capital Traction held at 90 and 96% bid for several odd lots while Washington Railway and Electric preferred sold at 83%, with limited activity in bank stocks and industrials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Commot
Washington Area Stock and BondListings Snapshot
A dense Market page lists sale and bid prices across railroads utilities and bonds including Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 1, Mergenthaler Linotype 4 at 182 and 2 at 183, Capital Traction 5e at 106, Washington Gas quotes, and multiple National Bank and Trust stocks. It notes mining, type, and miscellaneous stock lines with ex-dividend indicators and percent roundups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salea
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
col—District National Bank
Mergenthaler Linotype
Georgetown Gas c. i
Georgetown Gas Se
Washington Gas
Columbia Gan & Elec
Capital Traction
Anacostia, & Potomac
Ana. & Pot
Rwy
Wash
Alex & Mt. V
P. Con
Mkt Co
Mkt
Cold St
N. & W. Steamboat
Riggs Realty
Capital Traction Co
Eloc
Wash. Ry. & Bloc
Washington Va. Rwy
Washington Gas, Amer. Tel
Tel. Co
Mergenthaler
Greene-Cananea Copper
American Soccerseeee Capital
Columbia
Commercial
Farmers and Mechanics
Lincoln
Metropolitan
Washington Trust Company
Amer
Sec. and Trust
National Savings & Trust
Union Trust Company
Loan & Trust
Continental
Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Commerce and Savings
East Washington Savings
Corcoran - Firemen's German-American National Union
D.C. Paper Mfg. Co
American Grapho
Star Security Storage
Washington Market
Lanston
Wash. Rwy
Munsey Trust
Nat. Bank
Gayety Theater
Mengentigier
Thomas L. Hume
Treasury report details United States finances and holdings
The report shows the Treasury's end of day condition with net general fund balance, total receipts and payments, and a deficit for the current year versus a prior surplus. It lists gold and silver holdings, currency in circulation, and other government notes and liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Eess
Suse
General ‘Fond
Ansets
Treasury Offices
Esree
United States Notes
Treasury
Federal Reserve
National Bank
Elever
Philippines
LUNACY CASES AND CIRCUIT ACTIONS IN DC SUPREME COURT
In re lunacy matters for Manuel G. Campbell and Laurente Anderson, committee accounts approved. Civil and criminal calendar items include Hoover vs Capital Traction, Trimmer vs Metropolitan Railroad, and various United States cases with pleas, trials, and verdicts. Bankruptcy and probate divisions list rulings, administrators, and guardianships with detailed estate actions and bond figures.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Justice Stafford
Manuel G. Campbell
Attormey
Frederick A. Fenning
Laurente Anderson
Frederick A. Penning
Yi $ Cooley Va
Cooley
al L. Newmyer
A. BP. Owen
Moyers Ve. Wellford
Plaintif
Moyers
Conmal
Millegan Va
Et Lenye
Plainti
P. H. Mor Shall
Percy Metzer
a. _Murphy
Edwin Forreet
Davis
Enie
Plaintitt
Erskine
Gora
Brown
V8 Brown
Jwig
Thomas L. Jones
J. Davidson
Tanetl
Tenetl
Brendenburg &Bramdenburg
Jotiput
Circuit Division
Justice Fears Hoover
Capital Traction Company
Ule
G. L. Whitford
Oasis
George T. Dunlop
McNabb
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Short
Washington Redway and Electric Company
Merillat Jr
Potomac Electric Power Company
JS. Barbour
George P. Hoover
Russia orders 4100 cars for government
Berwick a July 7 announcement that American Car and Foundry Co has closed an order with the Russian government for 4106 box cars. Half to be built at Berwick. remainder at Detroit or Madison plants. Pittsburgh July 7 nine hundred employees return to work due to locomotives orders from Russia and other countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwick
American Car and Foundry Company
Russlan
Detroit
Madison, Iil
Pittsburgh
H. K. Porter Company
Peeterday
Cuba
Real Estate Transfers in Chevy Chase and Northwest DC
A dense listing of real estate transfers lists multiple properties across Chevy Chase, Northwest DC, and nearby areas. Transactions include lot sales on Twenty Fourth and V Streets Northwest, Twenty First Street Northwest, Air Orleans Place Northeast, and Twenty Eighth Street Northeast, with prices and stamp taxes noted. Notable entries cite buyers and sellers such as Bishop W. Hall, Ida Humphrey, James Bailey, Henry Williams, and Clara Marden, among others, with parcels in Alphabet city sections and square-lot references.
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Chevy Chase
New Seat
Damen Cardinal Gibbons
Bank Street
Prospect
M Streets
Charles A. Lyon
Smith J. Adama Et al
Harold McDowell
J. Harold McDowell
Smith J. Adama
Minnie Smeet
Strett Northwest
Ntreete
Helen A. Robie
George J
Abby G Zolway
Air Orleans Place
Bianche
Clara A. Marden
Guy
Noor
John Wellenreac
Robinay White
Rebapron White
Gertrude Beckley
Venth
Morris
Clarence C. Kilo
Jom W Brawner
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Streets
A. Duncan Bradley
J Paul Smith
Thirteenth Street
Jack M. Stein
Nelle M.L. Jenklns
Hart
Nellie M. Lo Jenkins
Jacob M. Stein
Taat Street
Northeart
Ingle
Stofe
Yacot M Stein
Jaton F Bhappirto
Inzleride
Jacob T. Steppivio
Nelle
M. L. Tenking
Nellie McT. Jenkins
Mary Shappirin
Aame
Pfrry Place
Howart O. Zeigler
Katherine A. Zeigler
Harry Wardman
Thomas Bones
West Holmead Manor
Etampe
Seventh Street
Fanny ‘Br. Eashy
Arthur A Nauck
Square
S41
Atampa
Blanche W. Hall
Charles W. Magillet
Frank A
Lomix A
Munexie
Frederick A. Holton
Brookland Bullsing Association
Petworth
Otis G. Stanton
John A. Tanner
Alton R Wodgkins
William Th. MreTowell
Nemiannually
Gleon Whitlork
Halverson
Samuel Burraide
Enre
Gay R Lyon
Same
Servie Same
Harvey D Frank
Massachusetts Avenue Heights
Fephine Pawson
Ftr
George H
Jonal Savings and Trust Company
Eecure
American Security and Trust Company
Amos H. Plumb
William Falmead - Wena Banks
Laura EB Racker
James Hobbs
Hebbert
Quinter
Peter's Mill
Thornton A. Jewett
Robert WT Vinnon
Albert M. Boyle
Thomas Vines
Edward €. Peter
Winthrop D. Foster
R. Homer
James Marshal
Pinehurst Park Company
Amy BH _Hemmick
Clara HL
Sommers
James Berrr
Maria A. Cistis
Bel Jog Association
Wrest Eckington
Howard F
Savane
Charles HO Weaver
John Coughlan
George G McElwes
Aretre Fdgar SC Mayne
Arthur A. Nagek
Warr F. Lester
Michael J. Colbert
National Permanent Building “Association
Deeds of Trust Across Numerous Washington D C Blocks
A scanned listing details numerous deeds of trust and secured loans in Washington D C areas. Entries cite grantors, grantees, property blocks or lots, amounts ranging from small sums to several thousand dollars, interest rates from 3 to 8 percent, and varying terms from months to years.
Old Dutch Market stockholders vote to raise capital
At a July meeting in Alexandria Virginia the Old Dutch Market stockholders voted to increase the company capital from $150000 to $200000. The preferred stock with a 10 percent cumulative dividend will be sold at 125 per share. Existing holders receive preference as subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Cotton Outlook Remains Favorable Across Belt
The National Weather and Crop Bulletin reported favorable cotton conditions for the week. Cooler northern belt weather slowed growth and delayed cultivation in Oklahoma, Mississippi, and nearby States, while Texas drought relief aided satisfactory growth. boll weevil populations are rising in Texas and appear in other regions.
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National Weather and
Cott ‘Ton
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Texas
New York Money Market Rates and Closing Totals
New York money market reports closing figures for mercantile paper at 2 3 percent, sterling for 60 day loans at 4.73 with cables 4.7750, francs 5.6442 demand and 5.63 cables, marks 1 percent, livres 6.10 with cables 6.03, rubles 37 with cables 47, bar silver 47, Mexican dollars 37, government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular, time loans steady at 2 percent for 69 and 90 days and 3.34 percent for six months, call money steady high 2 low 1, ruling rate 1, last loan 2, closing bid 1, offered at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mercantile Paper
Oil Quotations and Metal Market Update
Oil quotations from Ow City Pa show credit bale ances at 1.35 with runs 104 301 and averages 57 687. Shipments total 76 490 with average 24 627. The metal market in New York lists copper steady with electrolytic 20.26 20.56 and London spot copper at £73 10s futures 280.58. Electrolytic copper at £88 10s. Iron steady and unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OW City
New York
London
New York Produce Markets Show Mixed Dairy and Grain Prices
New York reports July 7 market results for butter eggs cheese and poultry with varied movements. Butter weaker receipts 45 806 creamery extras and firsts higher some items mixed. eggs irregular receipts 37 with fresh gathered extras. Cheese unsettled markets for whole milk and white varieties. sugar raw steady with refined also steady. flour steady spring patents. rye flour steady. pork barely steady. lard weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eviva
Hennery
Henners
Cottonseed Oil Market Report Remnants
New York market notes mixed crude offerings with irregular pricing signals. Mentions references to months and futures terms such as September November December February and seasonal factors in prune winter and summer winter, indicating unsettled trading activity and macro commodities context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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York
American Agricultural
American Tel & Tel Co
Armour & Codys
Entral R. Ather
Heatpeake & Omp Ily
Kesapeake & Ohio cv
Meago, Burt & Quincy Joint
Burl Co & Quincy Wen
AUT & St F Ev
Rhwm & St v
New York Central
New York City
Dts
New York Railway
Adj
NH &Hoy
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ocegon
RB Pacific
Tel & Tel
Fennaylvania Consolidated
TNE
Fennaylvania
Bi Ray Consolidated
Republic Steel da Cineoy
Gr Loula & San Fran Res
St Loula Southwestern
Seaboard Air Line
Adi
Southern Golf Tel
Southern Pacifie cv
Southern Tactile
Routhern Railway
Boston
Boston Fish
Alaska Gold
Anoucs Mining
Uta Copper Mining
Wolverina Mining
Wall Street
Louisville
Great Northern
NEW York Stock Market
Jhight Low
Allisbal, Pt
Batal
M. Car & Fray
Am. Cotton
Loco
Atchison
Coast Line
Beth. Steel
Beth. Steel Pt
Brooklyn R
BTM
Butte & Sup
Butterick Coulty
Canada Pacific
Central Leather
OBBY
Chi. Gt
Cluett P. Pf
Sthcalo, F
Calo, & South
Consol
Contin
Dome Mines
Fedt
Gen. Chemical
Electri
Gen. Motors
Goodrich
B. F
N. Ore, Sub
Ursen
Finois Cen
Curb Market
Alaska
Juneau
Braden Copper
Brit. Am. Tobacco
Burns Bros B . Mobile
Savannah
Goldfield
Charleston
Havana Tobacco
Wilmington
Havana Tobacco Pia
Norfolk
Lemgh Co
Riker-Hegeman
N. J Bot
Philadelphia
N. J
N. aub_ san
W. FBI
St. O
Cal
St. of
Ind
St. OW
Kans
St. Oil
Mobilé
Nebr
St. Ol
St. Oil of
Repta
Brock
Memphis
Augusta
United Cigar Stores
St. Lou
United Pratt
All- Baltimore Securities
Gusta
Dalla
Con
United Rusang
Bank of Baltimore
Baltimore City
N. O
Wand P
R. & E. Coist
Ww. A
Mt. V
Let City and Sub
Chicago Grain
Washington Cattle Market
Larston
Bank Securities
District National
Stock Exchange
Department of Commerce
Local Stock Exchange
Jnetive
Stafford
Harry Farr
T. C. ‘Taylor
Edward ‘Alen
Glee
Attorars
J ._ Nichal
Oxcar Olsen
A Btgoniss
Frank Smith
Macy Ragan
F. He Rilgwas
Bathara Herens
Willia Nereus
C. HB
C. & Ranmen
Floyd Carri
Eugene C Hutybard
Mil G. Schafer
J. A. Moriarty
Fatare
A. Mahoney
jAttorney
Paul ¥. Waters
Tore Ida Wilson
Henry South
Eatate
Miriam H Greenbaum
Julius Brown
Elizabeth Varney
Clain
W. K.barton
James J
J.D. Leonard
George Je Elliott
Guardian
JB Flynn
Jane Green
R. A. Hughes
Philip Laverne Et al
Victoria Dipretore
Bend
J. A. Herbert
Thomas J. Brown
John Curtin
Susan Sealer
Frederick A. Fenting
Spencer Gorden
Equity
Moyers & Consaul
E. Yates Wellford
Morem & Consaul
Samus B. Ragnam
Itt M. Begoam
Russia
Frances A. Mullen
Lena M. Ryan
James F. Shen
M Oc. van Flent
Lorj David
F. Hwindeil
TL Kirkine Magdale Company
U Street Northwest
Chapin Brown
Chevy Ghase
James Cantnal
Cinchona
Thomas M. Gale
George E. Hamilton
Chevy Chane Land Company
Dorrine
Francen M. Ottinger
Mark ¥. Finer
Alexander J. Setorarz
Exchange Bank of Washington
Jensi M. Shreve
Jamen J. Lampton
Rignald W. Real
Relph P. Williame
Langdon. Park
Fred B. Haskell
Mary B. Hibbs
Anna Brownfield
Stony Ayli
Ratley
M. Jackeoo
Clarence M. de Veile
George D. Sanhanen
Wennre Lavinia de Veile
Lattie Berchenbach
Julian A. Maedel
Henry K. Simneca
Necure
Florence A. Barron
Wiliam N.paine
Itvestes
Lvestment Ecurlfies
Oxchange
Snir
Peterence
Ee Ee
Daler
Inhnatone
George a _ Emmerich
Dovwloes & Maemo
Local Produce Market
Goa
National Savings and Trust Company
N. Y. Ave
Ns Tod Investments
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
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