Market Drops After Copper Weakness in London Outlook
New York July 11 The Washington Post reports a weak security market reflecting a sharp fall in copper prices in London. Amalgamated Copper led declines as investors priced in reduced copper production and renewed fears of a broader business slowdown. Heavy rains affected the northwestern spring wheat district, with wheat prices sliding toward weekly lows amid a strong bank statement and cautious lending. The article notes signals of a potential recovery if copper output tightens and liquidity improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Spring Wheat District
Washington Post
New York
Wall Street
North Dakota
Tatas
Chinefore
Saturda
New York Bond Market Report July 21
New York bond market roundup lists prices and yields for American Tel and Tel American Tobacco Archison Central Cable and many rail and utility issues. Notable entries include Chesapeake and Obie, Chicago and Alton, Milwaukee and St Paul, and Union Pacific with varied descriptions and rates. The page records numerous corporate bonds and industry tickers with closing indications and price levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sie Naimera
Meric Am Lertontonent
Amerkatinbayia
Amertcat Tobacco
Semoun Koe Ta. Oy
Nebison
OB Wohien cv
Archison Pv
Artantir Conseine
Ciiinwre
Oho
Ittinore
Obie
Lattiniere
Onto
Jgen
Chesapeake
Chingi
Lenge Puctington
Quincy
Mirlington
Goingen
Milwaukee
St Paul
Idland
Pactic
Chirag
Rock Taland
Facile
Totomado Tapastrial
Coral Aim
Viel Ware
Hindaonev
Denver
Rie Venger
RM Grande el
Miers
Voie Wen As Fries
Serlea
Sernernl Tovetrte
Missouri
Kansan
Texas
Kansas
Mexico
Fone Ae Son
Reading
St Louia
Cane & Yt. Louis Bouthwestern
St Louis Bouthwestern Lst
Seadoard Air Line
Irrithert Pacific
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific KR. H. Lst
Southern Railway
Talon Paclic
Uinion Pacific Cy
Virginia Car_ Chem
Wabsab
Wabagh Island
Maryland
Westinghouse Electer
Wisconsin Central
Wheat and corn prices ease amid rains and weak markets
New York stock market and Washington produce market report spot and futures for wheat corn oats. Wheat weak on rains in the Northwest and larger receipts with futures easing. July at 1.1010 and 3.20, September around 1.06 1.08, December about 1.08. Corn spot easy with no trades in the option market, July around 8? with receipts 33,050. Oats spot steady to mixed with varying weights and receipts 51,850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Money on call steady in New York market July 11
The report notes steady money on call at 2 1/2 percent with rates for time loans and bankers' bills varying slightly. Copper and cotton markets show weakness and dull activity in New York and London. Livestock prices in Chicago and Baltimore move narrowly with receipts in the thousands. cattle, hogs, and sheep show mixed to steady trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
Texas
Wales
Western
Baltimore
Helfers
Copper Warrant Decline Drags London Market Down
Wall Street reports copper warrants drop to multi year lows as London and New York markets wobble. Amalgamated Copper weakens while Anaconda gains then falls, with broader stock advances and railroad rate cases shaping sentiment. Gold imports and sterling activity cloud the open market outlook.
Washington Stock Exchange brisk amid mixed activity
Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange revived after a brief pause with brisk buying and selling of listed securities. Prices edged higher across most classes, with some shares up a half to one and a half points while yields held firm on certain bonds and mining stocks. Notable moves included Greene Cannanea rising a fractional amount, Mergenthaler firm, and District National Bank shares advancing. Garrett B. Wall promoted to assistant to the president of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, while W A Seymour became chief engineer of the Savannah, Augusta and Northern as expansion plans move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stock Exchange
Thst
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Eiectric
Greene Cananea
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Union Trust
United States Trust
District Ration Bank
New York Produce Prices and Market Receipts Report
New York market report July trade data shows receipts and price ranges across dairy eggs and fats, pork and beef cuts, lard, oils, sugar, coffee, potatoes and vegetables. Notable items include creamery specials around 34 to 26 cents, eggs State and nearby henneries white and brown values, western broilers and fowls prices, flour patents and winter straights, and sugar raw and refined levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fennsginia
Hennery
Hennary
Middle West
Muscovado
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Virginia
Long Island
Bouthem
Jersey
New York Cotton Trades Mixed On Weather, Rumors
Cotton market in New York opened modestly higher then steadied near closing as favorable Texas crop reports and weather hints lifted prices slightly. A Liverpool arrival carried 209 bales for delivery. Early gains faded with quiet buying tied to mill interests and shifting forecasts of showers in the Eastern Belt and soaking rains in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sud
Texas
Liverpool
Norfolk and Western
Wea
Izes Izti
Return of Wild West Performers Tied to Uncle Sam Funds
Pine Ridge Indians stranded in Brussels after pay delays were helped by Uncle Sam via the Indian commissioner. A London promoter had deposited funds to ensure safe return and wages, with the Indian office arranging first class passage and deducting costs from the promoter’s deposit. Also notes U.S. diplomatic postings and free transmission of certain letters, plus a corporate tax report totaling $25,793,610.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Ridge
Indian Office
Frank Goings
Goings
Gandy
Japan buys heavily here in trade outlook
K O Mochizuki, ex Japanese diet member and Liberal News Agency head, says commercial ties with the United States are strong and mutual, with U S exports to Japan rising faster than imports from Japan. He notes American machinery will be in demand for Korea and Manchuria development, including electrical and railroad equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Mochizuki
Liberal
Tokyo
East
Europe
Japan
United States
Korea
Manchuria
Buenos Aires Conference to Shape Pan American Union
John Barrett says the fourth international conference of American republics opening in Buenos Aires will decide if the International Union of American Republics remains relevant. He warns that successful conventions and ratifications would prove Pan American solidarity. failure would be a setback. Barrett denies reports of a threat to U S policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
International Union of American Republics
Fourth
International Conference of American Republics
Argentina
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Barrett
United States
Study of Manchurian treaty shown to State Department
Japanese and Russian embassies in this city presented the text of the Manchurian treaty signed on July 4 by Russia and Japan. The State Department marked it confidential until July 13 when it will be published worldwide. The treaty's implications for Far East policy and railway neutralization are under careful review to protect American interests. Also, postal money orders between the United States and Uruguay will be possible after October 1, with amounts expressed in U.S. currency.
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London
Eterime Exchange
Washington By
Elec
Washington Ry
Pfd
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Langston Monotype
Union Trust
United States Trust
National Bank
Lanston
Capital Traction
Hlec. Com
United States
Georg Bld
Treasury
Washington Cras
Ind
Aliver
Ind. Is
Capital Traction Co
Pot
Philippine Treasury
Wash
Alex
Mt. Vern
Lesa
Mtg. i Jp
I Ie
Balaneen General Fund
Kehone
Emerson Steam Pump
Washington Railway
Washington Rath Alex
Bwat
EIS
W. Steamboat
Vermoi
Washington
T el
Tel. Co
Ais
Janston Monotype
Gard Certifcates
Greene-Cansnea Copner
Treasury Notes
National Bank Atecks
American
National City
Columbia
Farmers and Mechanics
Inca
Ree
Trust Company
Stochg
American Security and ‘Trust
National Savings and Trust
Union Trust Company
Wacblon Loan
United States Trust Company
Hals Savings
Brock
Home Savings
Ana Assaing
Heanatics Savings Banks
Union _Savings Bi
Ings Bank
East Washvings Bank
Amiington
Commercial
Corcoran
Flemon’s
Frankdeeee
National Abonast Rch
Columbla
Emerson Steam Pump Co
Washington Market
State Department
Iswolsky
Russia
Baron Morono
St. Petersburg
Japan
Knox
Manchuria
Far East
Uruguay
Hitchcock
Equity Court Docket Highlights Many DC Land and Probate Actions
The Supreme Court Equity Court in Washington DC lists numerous cases across districts. Plaintiffs and defendants, with multiple attorneys, appear in matters from proof orders and decree pro confesso to probate administrations and real estate transfers. Notable items include estate openings for Werle, Jones, Cornwell, Potter, and others, plus various real property transactions and rail company disputes ongoing through July.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Justice Safford
Frank
Moora & Hill
B. le Giles
W. J. Lambert
Jonnaon
Wiliams
Malntif
Georges ©. Gertma
Cristofand
Cristofani
Decree Pro Confesso
T. L. Jeffords
J. C. W. Beall
J. E. Taylor
Kent
Forrest Vs. Forrest
Leroy Gaddis, Jr
Rockey Va
Hilton
Sile
Crandal Mackey
J. E. Padgett
Justice Stafford
Ottilie Stock
Caveat Fed
A. Donch
Charles M. Werle
Margaret C. Werle
H. A. Hegarty
Horace 8. Jones
Fannie C. Jones
A. S. Taylor
Edward Brown
D. W. Clagett
Ernest R. Cronon
W. G. Gordin
Lillian T. Eaton
Plano
Gordon & Gordon
Samuel G. Cornwell
Sarah Hi. Cornwell
H. Bradley Davidson
Henry Carter
Hughes & Gray
Martha B. Brewer
John Rident
Leonard Egloff
Wolf
Bond
Wolf & Cohen
Augusta P. Cowles
J. Kilmer Latimer
Grace Killman
Guardion
Catherine M. Cooney
Downing
G. A. Berry
William P. Stearn
Deeds of Trust Across Multiple DC Neighborhoods
Numerous deeds of trust filed in Washington areas including Mount Pleasant Heights Woodridge and Cleveland Park securing various amounts from 200 to 8 190 with terms ranging one to four years at 5 to 6 percent. Properties include numerous lots and squares in Mount Pleasant Pleasant Park and surrounding blocks.
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Whitehaven
W. Walton Howards
Mount Pleasant Heights
Fulton RB
Gordon Et Ax
Daniel W. Beach
Sixteenth
Seventeenth
Margaret Oliver
Barbara EL Graf
Virginia Avenue
American 8Ecurity and Trust Company
James F. Barbour
H. Mercer Walker
Same
William Nelson Cromwell
Schurtzen Park
Charles M. Lightbounetux
Leo P. Harlow
Wide Street
Caroline Amory
Parkwood Apartment House Company
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
John L. Warren
Anna Mattingly
Cleveland Park
Arthur B. Farnham
Frederick
Gichner
Hampton Park
Bernard G. Brown
United States Trust Company
Henry H. Lowrie
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Robert H. McNeill
Paul V Mitchell
J. Clinton Tribby
Charles E. Tibby
Gemiannually
Phlemon H. Turk
Bruce V. Jenkins
Herman’ R. Howenstein
Watson F. Clark
Erekine Gordon
Edgar R. Richardson
William Mulhall
Frank J. Dieudonne
James Berry
Ferpetual Building Association
Square
Ernest &. Thomas
H. D. Gordon
R. E. Heater
Fulton R. Gordon
Hugo Schafer
Part
Luciena J. Miller
Charles Shepard
George M. Bond
John J. Kleiner, Jr
Francis A. Blundon
Irving Wiliiemoon
Willem D Henry
William H. Spignal
LE Droit Park
Ernest’ W Porter
William B. Hinson
James A. Mewser
Puarty
Francis A
Blu
John T. Kenealy
Washington i Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plate
Charles P. Stove
Charles W. Fairfax
Columbia Heights
Margaret B. Butta
Irene V. Banes
Walter R. Wilcox
George F. Hane
Deborah G. Exel
Marie C. Exel
Gichner Et al
Harry K. Boss
H. Glenn Phelps
Arthur B. Fernham
Mary E. Brewert
John D. Coughlan
Herry
Welch
Charies
Marth
Eel Tel
Wounded Bandit Hides After Pittsburgh Hold Up
Pittsburg police report Lieut. Shhriver Stewart is battling for life in hospital after a street car hold up. Three young suspects, two in custody, one escaped, are tied to the crime. Eddie McDonough, named in a confession by William Hermann, was seen in woods and believed wounded. Blood trail leads toward a turnpike road as search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Shhriver Stewart
South Hills
Eddie? McDonough
William Hermann
McDonough
Stewart
Habit betrays fugitive from reform school arrest
Special to The Washington Post Belleville New Jersey July 11 George Taylor alias George Bartlett, an 18 year old fugitive from Glen Mills Reform School Pennsylvania, traveled across the country after a 600 foot balloon fall at Hillside Park. He was arrested after leaving St Mary’s Hospital Passaic and plans to balloon ride tomorrow. He said he wished he had been killed. He faces reform school detention until 21 and then two years in prison for escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
N. J
George Taylor
Glen Mills Reform School
Pennsylvania
Taylor
George Bartlett
Hillside Park
St. Mary’s Hospital
Passaic
Tayor
Reform School
Government panel to enforce anti adulteration laws on pesticides
A government board led by Solicitor George P. McCaby and colleagues from the Departments of Agriculture Commerce and Labor and the Internal Revenue Service will enforce the last session’s act against adulteration and misbranding of insecticides and fungicides. Clement Uecker will depart July 26 on a Yellowstone and Glacier inspection tour. Treasury contracts for electric light bulbs total about 170,000 dollars with annual needs near one million bulbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. McCaby
Department of Agriculture
Charles Warl
Department of Commerce and Labor
R. B H. Cabell
Internal Revenue
Clement 8. Uecker
Interior Department
Washington
Yellowstone National Park
Glacier National Park
Montana
Treasury Department
Nseda
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Amalgamated Copper Drops
New York Stock Market
Washington Cattle Market
Chicago Grain
Weat
Casin
Tennense
Bates
Creamery
Fair Amis-Chalmera Pta
Lowa
Central
Amalgamated Copper
Aru Phi
Kansas City Southern
New York State
New Large
Jamerican Agricultural
Kansas City Southern Pd
Lacrede Gas
Louisville
Nashville
Jada
Amer. Car and Foundry
St. Louis
Geene
Car and Foundry
St. P
Roy
Ice Securities
Padua
Parifir
Brussels
Ork Central
Amer
Steel Foundries
Ontario
Nartek and Western
Pacific Mall
Atchison
Brooklyn
Republic Steel
New Jersey
Rock Island Co
Thersapeake
Ohio
Alton Ranst
San Fran
Great West
Budisl
Louis Southwestern
Chicago Great Western
Northwestern
Stoniefield Steel
Ron
Southern ‘Pacific
A. Co
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Consolidated Gas
Tennessee Copper
Texas and Pacific
Delaware
Tol
West
Denver and
Rio Grande
Union Pacific
Lee
Denver and Rio Granite Ptd
Union Pacific Ptd
DictiNers
United States Realty
Erie
United States Rubber
United States Steel
General Electric
Utah Copper
Great Northern
cAbeay
Virginia-Carolina
Westinghouse Electric
Nter
Western Union
Wheeling and Lake Erl
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chingo Board of Trade
YS Im Ae
THE
United States Treasury
Curb Market
Boston
Elgin
Higin
Alta Namie
Inice
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Southern
Southern Aost
City
Rune
Toledo
American Steal Foundry
American Green Foundry Db
Adams Express
American Tob
Braden
Butte Conne
Chicago Subway
el Revo Ay Goldheld
Greene-Cananel
Inspiration Va Intercon
Rula la Rose
A Mason Val
Ae Miemie Ak
ada-Utah
Nowhi As “ Nipissing Mines
Ray Conral
Standard OK
Als Western Pacific
Yukon
Atlantic
Boston & Corb
Cop. & Si
Butte Coalition
Ct Bs
Ny Copper Range Con Co
Pagisters
Butte
Frankie Giroux
Granby Consolidated
Tere Greene Cananea
Mohawk
Nevada
Nipissing Mines
Copper Producers’ Association
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Third Avenue
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern
Local Financial
Garrett B. Wall
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
Southern Railroad
W. A. Seymour
Knoxville, Tenn
Savannah
Augusta
Northern
W. J. Oliver
Statesbotorn
Loulaville
Athens
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Houstan
Memphis
Bready
Cincinnati
al Parts
Great Britain
France
Continent
Sam
Dodge
H. Percival Dodge
Morocco
Tangier
Cyrus Wicker
Legation
Fred W. Carpenter
Carpenter
Tangler
Frances F. Cleveland
Congress
Mary Lord Harrison
Harrison
Washingon Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs
Circuit Court NO
Schubert Va
Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company
Plaintiffi
Leckie
Fulton & Cox
J. Fulton
McKennes & Flannery
Ward Vs
District Court
Union Station
Lawsuts
Kraus Manufacturing Company
Frsniiam JB
New Amateriam Casualty Company
Poller
D. B. Mackall
Carre Miles
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Plaintirs
W. C. English
C. J. Walker
Roland C. Booth
Municipal Court
Plaintif
Carr, Payser & Taylor
Harry D. Wheatley
Sophia Wheatley
Pipintit
George C. Gertman
Mary A. Reilly
Martin Connor
Ralston, Biddons & Richardson
Twentieth Street
Edward B. Olmey
Mary J. Daly
Chichester
Frederick M. Thomas
Sarah A. Thomas
Percy H. Ruesell
Robert H. McRerldy
Garfield Eesribur Lynden
Thomaz
Bow
West Virginia Oil
Swisher Bros. Oil Company
Charles W. Swisher
President
Tyler
Ritchie Counties
W. Va
Arm
West Virginia
National Savings and Trust Company
15Th
N. Y. Ave
Riggs
Pa, Ave
U. S. Treasury
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
G St
Ouray Bidz
Co-Operative Building Association
Nut
Ateck
Equitable
Equitable Building
Fst. NW
United States Realty Company
7Th and
Penna. Ave
Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company
Harry G. Memn
People's Drug Store
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