Stock Prices Firmer as Canadian Pacific Advances
New York trading opened firmer with London’s stronger tone aiding US gains. Canadian Pacific rose early, Bethlehem Steel New Haven and Petroleum stocks advanced, while leaders moved little. Private crop reports and higher London account buying lent confidence. banks showed a $7.5 million cash loss in the weekly statement, though the actual table edged up. Bonds were steady with some heaviness in government issues.
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Bethlehem
Stesl
New Haven
London
France
Canadian Pacific
Bethlehem Steel
New York Bond Market Closing Quotations List
New York July 12 Allis Chalmers and Union Pacific bonds listed with varied yields. Boston July 2 closing quotations show Centemnia Copper Range Mast Butte Mongolia and multiple mines noted. Nevada Consolidated Nipissing Mines and Utah Copper figures appear among quotes.
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New York
Allis-Chalmers
Union Pacific
Boston
Centemnia
Cessennewereccurenne
Cot
Cowrmenmennse
Mast Butte Jom Mines
Franklin
Ehiroux Consolidated
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Granby Consolidated
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Utah Consolidated
Utah Copper
New York Bank Statement Shows Cash Reserves Decline
New York on July 12 reports the clearing house banks and trust companies hold 19,414,800 in excess reserves below the required 25 percent. The weekly statement shows totals for actual conditions, including deposits rising by 17,882,000 and circulation down 240,000, with a net gain of cash offset by higher reserve needs. Comparisons note a shift of losses between banks and trust companies, and a 541,400 decrease in cash reserves despite increased deposits.
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New York
Banka
Greater
Decredis
Paris
New Yorks
Stock Exchange
Truat
New York Cotton steady after wary morning trade
Trade buying of August and early new crop deliveries was the main feature in a cautious session. An initial advance of 2 to 7 points gave way to profit taking, leaving the close steady or about 8 points higher for the week. Open high low and close figures were mixed with scattered realizations shaping the session.
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New York
Neerees
Encome
Washington Wholesale Produce Prices and Market Demand
Wholesale market report lists demand and price ranges for Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware produce. Includes poultry, butter, cheese, meats, and a long catalog of vegetables, fruits, berries, and wool with varied per unit prices across regional suppliers.
Wall Street Gossip and Texas Crop Outlook
New York reports Panama stock at 10 and U S government bonds at 98 with par asked. New York City bonds at 99% unchanged from yesterday amid large late sales. Texas crops are forecast to yield about 6 million bales of cotton and 225,000,000 bushels of corn with strong cattle receipts, while Minnesota opts to sell state educational building certificates over the counter for 700,000 at 6 percent for three years. Directors of Texas railroads plan to meet and consider a first preferred dividend due in August. The market remains thin and unsettled, with wide bid and ask disparities.
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Panama
Stock Exchange
United States
New York City
Republic
Texas
City of
St. Paul
Minnesota State Board of Control
Oid
Laclede Gas
Secsesceee
Eoss
Eneer
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nas Mie
Rene
Mex
National Biscuit
Norfolk & Western
Atm Tel. & T Aj North American
Northern Pacific
Anaconda Mining
Pacific Mail
Atchison
Pennsylvania
Atchison Pfd
People’s Gas
Atlantic Coast Line
Jlis
Cc, & Bt Lo
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburgh Coalt
Bethlehem Steel
Pullman Palace Cor
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Tran
Cal
Ray Con. Cap
Canadian Pacific
Central Leathe
Republic Iron & Steel
Chesapeake & Vo
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Chicago Great ‘West
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Rock Island Co
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Arecreaser St. L. & S. F
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Consolidated Gas
Sloss-Sheffield
Iwase
Southern Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
Southern Railway
Denver & Rio Grande
Southern Ry. Pfe
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Tennessee Copper
Seace Distillers’ Securities
Aewer ‘Axes & Pacific
Erie
Union Pacific
Ae Erie
United States Real
Seane
United States Rubbers
Great ‘Orthern
United States Steel
S. Steel
Wees Tilinois Central
Wees
Utah Copper
Seer Inter-Marine
Western Maryland
Janaeefones
International
Western Union
International Purp
Westinghouse Feene
Kansas City Southern
Wheeling & Lake Bris
W. B. Hibbs & Co
New York Stock
Exachange, Hibbs Building
LIVE STOCK MARKETS REPORTS FROM CHICAGO AND NEW YORK
Chicago hogs receipts 6000 strong with gains to 10 cents. cattle receipts 200 steady. Texas steers 7.00 to 8.20. sheep 9000 receipts strong to higher. New York beevs 633 steady. Kentucky steers 8.75 per 100 pounds. calves 9.00 to 50. sheep and lambs 4968 steady. hogs 936 receipts higher with Pennsylvanian primes at 9.73 per 100 pounds.
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Heeves
Texas
New York
Kentucky
Sxporta
London
Pennsyiania
Market In Doldrums War Draws Gold To Paris
New York July 12 The sluggish stock market offers few clear signals on speculative sentiment and capital revival. Daily transactions hover near 200000 shares with 64340 on Friday, a low for 17 years, while a seat on the exchange sinks to 33000 dollars. Loss of new issues and cautious demand cloud the outlook as gold exports to Paris resume amid Balkan concerns and rail and steel indicators show limited momentum.
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London
Exchange
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Paris
United States
Pittsburgh
New Haven
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Rassia
Sterling Exchange
Building activity in June tops one million dollars in value
The June building permits report shows 1,253,513 dollars in total outlay with the northwest and county leading in permits. Northwest values total 531,603 dollars for new structures and 117,643 dollars in repairs, while the county totals 415,545 dollars for new buildings and 97,123 dollars in repairs.
Legal Record of DC Supreme Court Divorces and Bankruptcy Notices
A compilation of District of Columbia cases listing divorces, dissolutions, foreign judgments, and mortgage foreclosures. Notable items include Dunkin divorce filings, Palmer and Muller judgments, and multiple property transfers and loans across DC streets and blocks. The Hoerton and Washington Heights properties are noted with owner and mortgage details. The main building described includes first floor shops and leased upper floors to Washington College of Music under Dr. Breckinridge Bayne.
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Washington College of Music
Breckinridge Bayne
Interstate Commerce Commission Orders Coal Rate Change
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted reparation totaling thousands of dollars to 31 manufacturing establishments near Spartanburg D C hurt by coal rate changes. The commission found coal charges from the Coal Creek region of eastern Tennessee to the area were unreasonable.
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D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Railway
Coal Creek
Tennessee
Steel orders fall off as holidays curb steel output
New York July 12 The July holiday effect reduced steel mill activity with about half resuming after shutdowns while many furnaces were banked or blown out. Output in early July remained near 75 percent of capacity, with orders and contract specifications dropping more than production. Industry reports show limited railroad orders and tentative inquiries for rails and exports, while pig iron prices continue downward.
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Steel Corporation
Cuba
South America
Argentina
New York Central Railroad
New York and Long Branch
Red Bank
Hill & Hollenbeck Publishing House
New Dupont Circle Store and Residence Sold for Business
A Dupont circle property at 17 Dupont circle near New Hampshire avenue, once a residence of Rev. James A spinwall, was sold for about 50 000 to be converted into a business site. The sale through Thomas A Fisher & Co. includes a three story red brick house with fifteen rooms, a large front parking area, side yard, and rear garage, with extensive interiors on three floors and full basement. The new owner’s plans for the site remain undisclosed.
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Dupont Circle
James A. Aspinwall
Thomas A. Fisher & Co
The Metal Market. Copper and milk rate shifts noted
Market notes from New York and Toledo detail copper price ranges and steady trends for electrolytic and foundry types, with fractional shifts. Credit balances and shipments figures are listed for City, Pa and Toledo, Ohio, along with issued readjustments by the Interstate Commerce Commission affecting milk and cream transportation rates from Mississippi to New Orleans.
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South Lima
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New Orleans
Warren Sells Brick Apartments at 140 Rhode Island Ave
John L. Warren built and N L Lansbury Co sells the four story brick apartment house at 140 Rhode Island Avenue for 2000. The buyer’s name is withheld. The six room units feature large porches and a country house design with living and dining rooms opposite.
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N. L. Lanabury & Co
N.L. Lansbury & Co
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Lexington Street
Quebec Street
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C. E. Grubb
Seventeenth Street
Lewis E. Breuninger
Charlotte W. Wyman
Nineteenth Street
Thomas Keeley
Reck Creek Church Road
New Fireproof Store and Office Building on Connecticut Avenue
A nearly finished modern store and office building on Connecticut avenue near Rhode Island avenue, erected for Robert C. Wilkins, will be ready for occupancy about September 1. It is a new fireproof structure of steel and reinforced concrete with Indiana limestone facade, housing three stores on the first floor and office rooms on the second. The mezzanine balconies rise behind each store. The second floor is leased through Handall H. Hagner, with Clarke Waggaman occupying part of it as architect. Nearby, the former residence of the late Dr Bromwell at 1147 Connecticut avenue is nearly complete after remodeling, featuring four stories and a 41-foot frontage, with the residence interior converted into two stores.
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Robert c. Wilkins
Rhode Island Avenue
Handall H. Hagner
Clarke Waggaman
Dr. Bromwell
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