Stocks Close Higher Amid Uncertain Outlook
July 12 reports show stock trading with modest strength and investor caution. Markets priced in professional activity and hopes for value, while crop data and profit-taking weighed on sentiment. several sectors advanced despite lingering doubts about near term momentum.
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago market report
Chicago grain page lists Wheat, Corn, and Oats futures with open, high, low, and close values. Mentions prices in New York and Chicago markets, deliveries, and related bond and railway notes while noting weather and crop reports affecting sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Aichisood General de
FOLK
Aichison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and
Ohio
RIAS
Central of Georgia
Tshentral
Georgia
Chicago
Quincy
Chicago Mo
Sc Paul General
Chiago
Northwestern
Pacific
Wiswourt Valley
Abarp
Gleredo
Soutlarnax
Morrisal
Themeelver
Denver
Rio Grande
Fbor
Werth
Denver City
Valles
Loulmiffle
Nasi
Manhattan
Consol Gold
Shorts
Missouri
Kansan
Texas
Kansas
Tate Tone
Winneapolis
Dulully
Mexico
Yurk Central General
New Jersey Central General
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Consol
Oregon Short Line
Pennsylvania
Reading General
St Louis
Iron Mountain
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
Western
Yinion Pacific Cour
United States Steel
Des Ray
Uke
Lake Crie
Wisconsin Central de Ggg
New York Stock Market Report From August Trading
The New York Stock Exchange and related markets opened with mixed activity as August notes moved, cotton prices fluctuated on weather and demand signals, and reports cited bullish cables from Liverpool. Prices showed gains in some contracts while others pulled back, with a cautious tone as traders weighed summer supply, central section activity, and investor expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Hibbs & Co
I Street
New York
Washington Block Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Ba Tele
Wille
Tiokera Telieeel
Philadelphia
Ciem
Biel
New York Prices and Commodities Report
New York market notes include prices for creamery butter, lard, fats, poultry, meat, and western and Jersey produce. Copper and other metals showed firmness with London and New York quotes, while cotton oil and molasses held steady.
Livestock Markets Report From July 12 Trade
Live cattle and calves steady to weak with occasional good classes. Hogs receipts 2798 steady. steer and heifer prices range 6 40 to 6 50. cattle feed stock and calves show mixed values. sheep and lambs steady to 20c lower. hogs and cattle demand fluctuates with market softness noted in several classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shen
Fambs
Torhorrow
Hess
Baltimore Markets and commodity quotes from Halttine era
Market brief listing grain prices and freight rates with references to Southern and Western regions. Mentions corn, oats, hay, sugar, and freight to Liverpool. Includes a building inquiry about Jenifer Building at Seventh and D Streets NW and ad for Barnard & Mark agents at 1412 G Street The Oval Sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard & Mark
Oval
G Street
Weekly Crop Report Indicates Mixed Conditions Across Regions
The Weather Bureau notes unseasonably cool weather and heavy rains hindering cultivation and harvest in the Lower Missouri and Mississippi valleys, while the Middle Atlantic states show promising progress. Winter wheat damage from rains is reported in Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri, with drought persisting in parts of Washington Oregon and South Atlantic Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Weather Bureau
Missouri Valley
Upper Lake Region
Missouri
Mississippi
Ohio
Middle Atlantic
Lake
Oklahoma
Kansas
South Atlantic
Texas
Washington
Ore~son
Nebaska
Mississippi River
Pacific Coast
Minnesota
North Dakota
Oregon
Rank
Bettie
wWeeteia Distiieta
Portnis
Bexis
Pexas
Pemiparnevely
Tuana
Ball Weevila
Rae Patie
Ohio Valley
New England
Contr
Seatland
Bukutas
Nelnain
Montina
Census of Workers Reveals 29 Million in Gainful Occupations
A Census Bureau report details continental United States gainful workers at 29,073,233 in 1h, with 22,489,425 men, 4,836,800 women, and 1,750,178 children. Foreign birth totals 5,853,030, and foreign-parentage reaches 11,166,361. Manufacturing, trade, transportation, and professions rise while agriculture declines. Female employment centers on domestic service and manufacturing, with variations by marital status and race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Censum Bureau
Geintul
Freign
Continental
Alaska
Hawai
Woroa
Puerto Rico
Philippine Islands
Guam
Lutuila
Philippine bonds and cotton mill wage cuts in Fall River
September 1 due 3 900,000 Philippine short term bonds may be resold by the War Treasury, though no formal direction yet. The provisional plan is to avoid draining the reserve fund. A resumption of bond redemptions may be issued within a week. A general wage reduction in Fall River cotton mills, effective July 2, is practically settled at about 12 1/2 percent, affecting over 26,000 workers. Treasury receipts show gains from internal revenue and customs, with expenditures around 2,270,000. Summer resort information is available from The Post’s Resort Information Bureau offering booklets on hotels and travel routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piliippine
Met
Fall River
Mase
Equity actions and notices from Supreme Court DC record
A long list of court items under Supreme Court Equity Court WO with multiple parties. Deeds voided, sales ratified or rejected, auditors’ reports confirmed, maintenance and attorney fees awarded, and hearings calendared. Includes references to Chud Burch embezzlement case and other probate, lunacy, and mortgage matters with numerous solicitors, trustees, and abstracts of orders, calendars, and bond details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Justice Gould
Rudderforth Ve. Slater
WV Edwards
Defeadant
Edward Mitchell Jacob Ve Jacobs
Wolf & Rosenberg
Taterman Tompkins
Nist
Birney & Woodard
R S Smith Howard Ve Howard
Margaret W Murray
Campbell Carrington i
Perking Yn Cohen
C W Stetson
Thomas P Woodard
George F
Mame
Padgett
Cole & Donaldson Central National Bank of Draney
George Francie Williams
Ib Duvall
Leon Tobriner
Purdy
Wallace
George Francie Willams
Geores W Limerick (Smart
Palley Gullberg Va
Gottwals
Solleltora J
Baker
Wil Lamson Pointon Va
George P Hoover
Golleitor A A. Lipscomb
Adama
Adams
Robinson White Thornton
Thornton
John P Darnest
Deferidant
Lambert
Real Estate Transfers From Cautionary Ledger Snapshot
Real estate transfers listed include Samuel T Smith surviving trustee to Hustace J Skinner for 53 square feet at 1443 Street Southeast valued at 2350 dollars. John A Lewtin et ux transfer to Clarence C Evans for part of block 11 at Le Droite Park valued at 106 dollars. Numerous late entries record bids, lots, and parcels transferred among multiple individuals and entities including Muttal Guarantee Building and Loan Association to Samus Bowerbut, Jacob P ocLath to Treng i Sterling, and others with varied prices, parcels and blocks described. The fragmentary ledger shows transfers across several neighborhoods with legal descriptions and nominal values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Langham, Jr
Franklin P S Buckley
Mutual Quarantes Building and Loan Association
Wiliam
Roberts
Burr
Edwards
Jesse Ramsburgh
Edith Ro Ramaburgh
Georg W Brown
William Ker
William A Johnson
Yeers
Takoma Park
Albert H Johnson
Chaplt Brown
Ralph P Harmard
John P Earnest
Reservoir
Rodney N Smith
James F Hood
Firman
R Horner
John A. Massie
Fredericia Magdalena
Gizabith
Aproba
Fullmadge A Lambert
Wilton J Laimbert
Ascure
Daniel Wo Baker
Annaun Lewis
Watson J Newton
Brie J Moses
Philip Newton
Lota
Pleasant Plains
Edmund H. Flagg
Lisle
Lipscomb
Harry L Rust
Havelyn Bowie
West Brookland Pak
Margaret Adams
Herbert A Ghl
Edward Merone
American Building and Loan Association
Block & Holmead Manor
Burton H. Barndolier
Chapin Brown and
Punty H Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
Charles H Butler Et Ax
Union ‘Trust and Storage Company
Fidelity ‘Trust Company
Pyemont Et
Henry D
L Cahell Willamson
EC van Vieck
Samuel T Smith
Hustace J Skinner
LE Droit Park
John A Lewtn
ST Philip
Jacob
Jacob P
Mary
Martie
Danelk
UGS
City Bonds Awarded In Historic Philadelphia Loan
Mayor Weaver accepted the bid of J and W Seligman and Co New York syndicate for a 1400 000 city loan bearing 31 2 percent interest and payable over thirty years Their bid was 1010 36 The syndicate includes William Solomon Co Edward Sweet Co N W Halsey Co all of New York and Lee Higginson Co of Boston The bid followed an over subscribed sale of 16 000 000 4 12 percent bonds the largest in municipal history with multiple bids from New York Philadelphia firms and other participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphian
Weaver
J. & W. Seligman & Co
New York
Philadelphia
William Solomon & Co
Edward Sweet & Co
N W Halsey & Co
Lee, Higginson & Co
Boston
J & W. Seligman
Seligman
New Mail Method to Save Business Postage Time
Third Assistant Postmaster General Madden outlines a rule allowing business firms to mail third and fourth class matter in bulk without per piece stamps. At least 2400 identical pieces must be mailed at once, with cash postage paid before posting. The system reduces clerical work for stamp affixing and cancellation by enabling bulk payment and calculation based on a prepared bound selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madden
Congress
Taylor Restitution Change Prosecution For Bank Theft
Robert B Taylor of New York confessed stealing unsigned bank notes totaling 6720 from Citizens Central National Bank of New York City. He made restitution by paying 200 dollars to the bank cashier to cover the shortfall between notes found on arrest and amount stolen. Prosecution continues in St Louis. Taylor waives preliminary hearing and favors New York trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Robert B Taylor
New York
Citizens’ Central National Bank of
New York City
Henry Denise
United States
Taylor
Alleged Defaulter Arrested in Lincoln Nebr
John A. Hitter formerly a confidential clerk for A. P. Ordway & Co of New York has been arrested at Columbus Nebraska. Governor Mickey has ordered his return to New York. Hitter ran a shoe-shine shop in Columbus for about a year and is charged with defrauding Ordway & Co of about $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Lincoln
Nebr
John A. Hitter
A. PF. Ordway & Co
New York
Columbus
Mickey
Ritter
Ordway & Go
West Virginia Union Condemned in Milwaukee Strike Warning
The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees condemned the union of West Virginia in Milwaukee on July 42 for planning a strike over wages on the eve of a major production. They warned suspension if the breach recurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Milwaukee
Wis
Internatonal Alliance of Theatrical
Stge Em~ Joyas
Loan Union of
Weert Virginia
Articles of Incorporation filed across several firms
Articles of Incorporation have been filed for multiple entities including American Home Seekers Educational and Industrial Association with listed officers Jonas Bowie James W. Davis and John H Velne. Blue Dick Mining Company 20000. Meallin Valley Irrigation and Power Company 350000. Standard Glass Company 1000000. Wattville Land Company 190000. Western Business College Company 20000. with named organizers and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Homereekers Educational and Industrial Association
Jonas Bowie
James W. Davis
John H Velne
Blue Dick Mining Company
George H. Corey
Eugene Gohooley
J. L. Cobenclous
Meallin Valley Irrigation and Power Company
Fletcher
N. A. Smith
R M. Plet
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York
Inters Talnties
Moospe Fett Party
Warkars
Paulo
Poli Omnis
Psoen
Ail Weaporte
Net
Great Britain
France
Continent
Japan
Chicago Grain
WB Hibbs & Co Bankers and Brokers
Meepenthater
Loly
Maders' National Bank Ld
Wera Ha
Waslington
É&S
Walebeeiness Ua
Pocamnan Telephone
Masonla Rall
Idua
Nationad Raye
Washington Loan
Anerlan Security
Prust
Eporage
Washington Savings Hank
Hume Saynes Hank
Capital Traction Company
The
Washington Railway and Eletric Company
Yusiingtar
Natio
Tank
Columbia
Frankie
Potomac
Arington
National Union
Columba
Riggs
Peoples
Chesapeake
Potomar
Merlin
Trathington
Georgetown
Vergenthaler Linotype
Storks
Greene Consolidated Copper
Nurfolk
Washraton Steaminat
Maury Live
mMpen
Wabash Ve
Wabash
Pargo Express
BOL Westinghouse Electric
Tern Union Tee aTweenai
Central
Congin Central
NEW York Stock Market
Ci Ag Sale
Philadsiphia
Memphis
Ann
Houston
Britain
Con- Unites Waes Ribher
Ud York
Ari Pere
Bard Bay
Her Etre
Odt
Ea Njevalar
Fia Roan
Willy Aile
al Hay
el Veling
Tate
Faney Hel
Ted White
Turkess
Cary Lin
Cordova
Long Island
Jersey
Gomcarte
Caboat
Island
Labighis
Tals
London
Lin
Jake
Baltimore
Wes Bouthern
Apot Syeas
Gal
Liverpool
Gosh
Cork
Caey
Jenifer
Seventh and
D Sts Nw
Weekly Crop Report
Philippine Bonds
Treasury
National Bank
Probato Court
Juatieve Gowld
Catherine Berk
Nya J. Beck
Bond
Ifoo
TW O'Honoghua
Slubttnes
Aids
Bowhiria Bond
Wid
Alta
Hepr
Goran & Gordon
Hattingt
Matai Bikey
Anita Valo
Nate Fa
Pinna
Gy Buin
Hail
Broveier
Arif Hehe
Tata
Aly
Bren Whelans
Nittala
Cart
Hugo Blemann
Alan Ir
William Henry Wade
Auardian
Altorneys, Wallard & Johnenn
Stita
Can
Hugo Ziemann
Iutney
Scott Tobriner
Mietare J. Bifinne
Michael
Cethet
Wharton
Lester
National Permanent Building
Angelation
Avalon Tharach
Samuel Sowarbutts
Ob HK
Rome Savings i Bank
Seventh, K, and
Mass. Ave
W.b.hibbs
Stark Exeehange
Stook
Keagy
the National Metropolitan Bank
Washington DB. C
United States Depository
Capital
Gruene Consolidated Copper CO
Broad Street
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Khava
Feopen
S Robbins
Wm. B. Gurley
Mergenthaler
Lansten, Gas
Capital Traction
Greene Copper
Geaphophone
Commission On Stock Exchange
Gay Meal
Columbis
Ioana
Hewhell & McLeran
OFEN
Association
Pamphiets Cap
A Association
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable
John Joy Edson
Flais Spear
GEO W
U. S
Uinaka
Omars
Ferry Con Mission Company, Incorporated
Thone Main
General Banking
Yoetolislaba Privat
Lewis Johnson & CO
Dilly Ding
Washington Loan& Trust
Offich
COR
F Sts
John Joy Edsom
John A Swopr
Ellis Splat Leeond
Andrew Parker Treasure
Harry Grey
Thomas Bradley
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Richard A. McCurry
Thomas P. Morgan
Washington Safe Deposit Co
Penna. Ave
Pagistan
Eany
Mervin Wx
Evicent
New York Telephone
R. Lappin
Geventh
St. N. W
Cor. F
Francis H Smith
Alvin M Lothrop
John Esleman
Fulton Harris
Jackson H Ralston
Kimball
Aud Savings Bank
Ding
14Th
N.Y. Ave
Bates Public
Washington Loan and Trust Ride Ltd
Fatsaw
Ernation, Banking
G Street N. W
Busi- Mass Cares
Nion Trust & Storage CO
Ly Best Servicg
Anoname Cumrees Foward I Stellwages
James G Payne
Gfo E Hamilton
Geofe Fleving
Charles [ Bradley
Harry C Wilson
W Frank D Herron
G. W. F. Swartzell
C. B. Rheem
A. T. Hensey
J. J. Darlington
B. H. Warner CO
F Street Nw
the Traders’ National Bank
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bella Travelers
Presentation de Mente Necesary
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
York Ath Capital
Fava Interas
Depenite Renta
Ingine
Alb Kade
Ate
Excestor Trustes, &O Loan Brokers
Bennet &E
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Co
E Street N. W
Monty
Donty Mosly
Monty Monty
National Loan and Investment Co
Washington Mortgage Loan Co
F St. N. W
Pers Paul Weeperty
Dee
Vartest
Capital Loan Co
Panu
Ster
Irs
Otter
Potomag
N. W
Ausnatic
Building and Loan Association
Fuel Door
Rational Mortgage Loan Company
Tolman
Corcoran
15Th St
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