St Paul Below Par Recovers Before the Close
New York July 14 Developments in the stock market were few and unimportant with St Paul under selling pressure earlier but closing above yesterday's final. General Electric and coal car activity showed declines while bank statements revealed a large loan reduction and a substantial cash gain. London markets were featureless amid discount and money hardening. trust institutions expanded loans and reduced deficits.
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St Paul
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Londons
New York Bond Market Listings and Prices
New York bond market activity shows quotes for American Agricultural American Telephone and Telegraph Armour Central Leather Central Rope Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and Alton Chicago Burlington Quincy Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Chicago Southern Deer Trail Denver Rio Grande Distillers Horace Inter Ocean Railroad Marine Japan Kan sas Texas Missouri Pacific Missouri Kansas Texas Northern Pacific Oregon Short Line Seaboard Air Line Southern Pacific Southern Railway Western Maryland Western Union and others with varied coupons and maturities reflecting a wide market across industrial and railroad issues in early July. Quotes indicate par values around 34 to 100 with many issues near midrange, and several 4s and 3s noted across multiple issuers.
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Alis Chalmers
American Agricultural
Plo
American Tel & Tel Cvan
American Pobarco
Armour
Atc
Bison
Ae Atchison Co
Ig Oy
Ate
Sion
Atlantic Coast Line
Ee of Balciinora
Oia
Baltirgore & Ome
Fraltimore
Ohio Southwestern
Brookisn Transit Co
Georgia
Geo Se
Chesapeake & Obin
Chesapeake & Ohio Cone
Chicago & Alton
Chicago
Ho& Quincy
BHO& Quincy
Wil & St
Colocate Torluatrial
Colorado
Mirland Ds
Coleeidte & Southern
Dielawire & Tucson
Denver
Ric
Rio Grande
Distillers Ts Fee Prior
Aries
Interhorruch
Inter Merc Marine
Japan
Ats
Kanangirs
Jake Spore
Caulssilie
Noah
Kan
Texas
Missouri Kan
Missouiri Pacids
Misaiuri
Bacify
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Dew Lark Central
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Noffolk & Western
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Oregon
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St Toul
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Southern Paci
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Wisconsin
Eel
Anis-Chalmers Biday
Kangas City South
C. South
Am. Agricultural ” Bn
Laclede Gas
Lehigh Valley
Am. Can
Louis
Nash
Jm. Co
Minn
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Lal
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L. Pidus
Ahs
Tex
Am Tobacco
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Anaconda Mining Co
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Atchison Pfd
PC. C
St. L
Pittsburgh Coal
Baltimore and Ohio
Osig
Pressed Steel Car
Bethlehem Steel
Pullman Palace
Brooklyn
OK Railway Steel Spring
Canadian Pacific
Jas
Ray Consol
Central Leather
Republic Steel Central of
Republic Steeps
Chesapeake and
Ohio
Rock Island Co
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iCoto
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ATP
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Cre Ct
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Ctah Capper
Oe Va
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Interborough- -Me
Wabash Aam
Nterborough- Met
Wabash
Western Union
International Pump
Wheel
Lake Erie Bt
Iowa Central
New York and Philadelphia Markets Report Mixed Prices and Bank Data
Philadelphia notes higher wheat and corn futures with minor gains in butter and dairy prices, while New York bank data show a weekly reserve surplus of 10.7 million dollars above legal requirements. Loans fall while total deposits decrease, yet overall cash reserves rise, aided by a rapid recovery of clearing-house banks.
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Plaating-House Banke
Clearing House
Boston Closing Prices July 13 1900s mining stocks
Closing prices list for multiple mining and copper stocks including Centennial Copper Range Co BT East Butte Copper Mine Mohawk Nevada Consolidated Niptesing Mines Granby Consolidated Old Dominion Shannon Utah Copper and others. Values appear as percentages or fractions reflecting daily market changes.
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Centennial Copper Range Con. Co
East Butte
Franklin
Giroux Consolidated Ay Granby Consolidated
Greene-Cananea
Mohawk
Nevada Consolidated
North Butte
North Lake
Old Dominion
Shannon
Utah Consolidated
Utah Copper
Chicago Grain News Highlights Record Wheat and Market Fluctuations
Chicago traders reported ideas of bumper yields. Prices for corn and barley fell slightly while wholesale quotes showed mixed movements across grains and vegetables. Florida and North Carolina produce remained strong with steady wholesale demand.
Wall Street Gossip Predicts Steel Stock Drop After Stanley Report
New York investors weigh the Stanley influence on steel shares as a forthcoming report is expected to trigger drastic moves. Public participation remains low while investors seek income amid high living costs. Amalgamated Copper slips while Kansas and Texas losses deepen. Union Pacific and Northern Pacific hit new lows as Hill stocks resist. Rumors of damaging rains in southern Minnesota swirl in trading chatter.
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Staley Steel
Stanley Thorn
Stanley
Wall Street
Kansas
Texas
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Atchison
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
St. Paul
Minnesota
New York Stock Market Quotations Listed by Hirba & Co
The quotations are the same as those received by W. B. Hirba & Co. bankers and brokers in Hibbs Building. They are members of the New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade and Washington Stock Exchange.
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Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Baltimore Markets Market Summary For Wheat Corn And Dairy
Market notes from Baltimore on July 13 show softer wheat contracts easing and corn steady. Dairy items include creamery butter grades, Maryland and Pennsylvania dairy prints, and regional rolls with prices listed per pound. Poultry prices cover alive spring edges, old and young fowls, ducks, and pigeons with varying weights and markdowns.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Stete
Big Bank Gains Across Regions Reported by Comptroller
The Comptroller of the Currency’s June 14 report shows national banks increasing loans by 71.7 million and cash by 13.5 million while deposits rise 113.4 million overall. New York leads gains in loans and deposits, while the South and Middle West show mixed results with some declines. Pacific Coast and West post loan gains, New England grows, and total assets reach 10.86 billion with reserves at 1.505 billion, well above requirements.
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Panama
Pacific Coast
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South
New England
Western States
Comptroller of
New York
New York City
Tobacco Industry Statistics from the Thirteenth Census
The director of the census reports tobacco manufacturing as the eleventh largest industry by product value, employing about 197,637 people in 17,634 establishments, with $416.7 million in products. New York leads in wage earners and value added, followed by Pennsylvania and North Carolina, with Illinois, Missouri, and Florida also high in various measures.
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New York
Onto
Florida
New Jersey
North Carolina
Ilnois
Virginia
Missouri
Ohio
Ilinois
Kentucky
Ohto
Tinois
New York Produce Market Summary July 183 Prices
New York buyers and traders report steady to unchanged markets across butter cheese eggs flour rye meal and fats with receipts and varied futures. Cattle hogs and sheep in Chicago and New York show steady or weak trends with notable price ranges and local demand implications identified for meat products.
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Chicago
Reeves
Western
Beeves
New York Cotton and Money Market Report Summary
New York money on call firm with rates around 8% for 60 days and 3% for 30 days. sterling exchange steady. Cotton futures opened higher on cables but settled steady with forecasts of larger net losses. spot cotton down 4.5 points. Wheat spot steady with No. 2 red around 1.14 to 1.16. Cattle and calf markets show steady demand. hogs and sheep mixed with moderate activity.
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Tie Joana Firm
Prime Mercantile
Ser]ling
Mexico
Norhem Duluth
Tyst
Gulf
Local Financial News From the Washington Area
No Washington Stock Exchange session yesterday due to the second Saturday summer holiday. Prairie Oil and Gas seeks an injunction against a Justice Commerce Commission order on rates. North Capitol Bank Savings Bank to open about September 15 at 7 North Capitol Street. Auditor Kram reports postal revenues rise in nine months with a net profit of 445 836.16 though expenses exceed revenues this quarter. Money orders abroad fall while domestic money orders rise over 5 percent, tied to postal savings system. Continental Trust executive Charles W. Warden returns from White Sulphur Springs where he attended the West Virginia Bankers’ Association convention. Local stock yields provided by Hibbs & Co.
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Continental Trust Company
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia Bankers’ Association
Loyal Legion to fund Red Cross memorial building
Miss Mabel Boardman led a Washington push that won House approval for 400000 toward a permanent Red Cross headquarters in Washington. The Senate already backed the idea, with Loyal Legion pledging 300000. A site has been chosen, and sale negotiations were not complete.
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Outlook Mixed as Stock Market Slumps After Harvest Bets
Washington dispatch notes a sharp market decline despite a predicted rise in corn wheat oats and barley harvests and higher hay output. Money harder to borrow and investors wary. the article cites reduced speculation and a potential later rebound led by international bankers and top corporations.
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Weavers' Demands Refused in New Bedford Strike Threat
Twelve thousand workers expected to strike Monday as New Bedford Cotton Manufacturers' Association rejects removal notices tied to a cloth grading system. Weavers had demanded withdrawal of notices, arguing the grading would affect pay between first and second quality cloth.
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Two Strikers Shot to Death in Cincinnati Quarrel
In Cincinnati on July 13 Elmer Patnede and Joseph Weyrmeer, two strikers, were shot and killed by Walter Fitzwater a supposed strike breaker after a quarrel tied to the shoe workers strike. Fitzwater says self defense claiming the men attacked him with a blackjack. The shooting happened at New and Sycamore streets as factories let out stirring crowds. A New York banker Henry Van Renselaer Kennedy died today at his Long Island country home. C Carson, grandson of Kit Carson, wed Alice Gallagher in Trinidad Colorado.
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Elmer Patnede
Joseph B. Weyrmeer
Walter Fitzwater
Filawater
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Sycamore
New York
Henry van Reneselaer Kennedy
Long Island
Pensions Rush Delays in Filing and Duplicates Slow Office
The pension office faces a flood of more than 425,000 applications under the new act with about 10,000 letters daily. Commissioner Davenport notes many duplicates and nervous applicants delaying processing and acknowledges only 184 applications have been allowed so far while work to catch up continues. Only 50 original claims are new pensioners. most applicants have prior pension history from Mexican and Revolutionary wars.
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Bonds for Conservative Investors Draw Civil War Pension Rush
A vast wave of applications floods the new pension law for veterans, led by 4 percent corporations bonds offers and prompt stamping of receipts. Civil War pensions already cost the government over 4.1 billion, with hundreds of millions more planned this year and next. Nearly all applications thus far are from veterans of earlier conflicts, while survivors seek widows' pensions Classed under the 1890 marriage cutoff.
Woman defeats Calderwood for Prohibition party post
Atlantic City July 18 after a lengthy session the Prohibition national committee reelected secretary W G Calderwood but was defeated by Frances Beauchamp president of the Kentucky WCTU Mrs Beauchamp will lead as the party forms under a new slate with Virgil Hinshew of Oregon chosen as national chairman and a mixed executive slate named including G H Angnan Lewis Beauchamp Faris Hendrickson Patton Emerson and Calderwood in varying roles
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Kentucky Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Calderwood
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Virgil Hinshew
Oregon
G Hangnan
J B Lews
Boston
Wee
Miucky
HP Faris
Missouri
FW Sibley
Finley C Hendrickson
Mary- R
Legal notices and court actions in the District of Columbia
The record lists multiple cases across Supreme Court Equity and other courts with names such as Louis Zupnik, MF Mangar, and Joseph A Burkare, plus bankruptcies and probate actions. It notes bond figures, adjudications, extended filing times, and various judgments including for Emma V. Dutton and Henry C. Finkler, with attorneys like Cills & Donalden and Nelson Wilson.
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Emma V. Dutton
Edwin C. Guinn
Plaintin
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Henry C. Finklertgin
BR. & Donaldson
H. D. Bowden
Plainciff
Real Estate Transfers From Northwest Districts and Adjacent Streets
Real estate transfers recorded across multiple northwest areas including Half Street SouthWest water Street Southwest and New Jersey Avenue with transfers to Anchor W Machen Elizabeth Hing James Kise Mary Letshear and others. properties span squares 664 180 3051 373 3217 and 434 with monetary values noted and several trustees and grantees named. listings include 3322 Cent Place NorthWest and 1602 Q Street Northwest among others. entries mention Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plains and Villa Park along with multiple street boundaries.
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John Li King
Elizabeth B. Hing
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Sheridan Street
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Cottle G. Jones
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
John B. Larner
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Twentieth Street
Frederick L. Siddonz
John A. Hughes
Deeds of Trust in Mount Pleasant and Potomac Heights
A series of deeds of trust list borrowers and lenders across Mount Pleasant and surrounding neighborhoods. Prominent entries include Joseph A Roth to James A Cabot and Brest L Shaidt securing 500, Merle Ostome. Frank R Nichoson to John Lo Keano and Conrad Chasey for 845.86. Arthur Moses et ux to Wacson F Clark and HOR Hawenstein for 600. Details cover multiple blocks, squares, terms from 2 to 3 years, interest around 5 to 6 percent, and semiannual payments, with properties in Bloomingdale, Brightwood Park, Potomac Heights, Woodridge, and other Washington areas.
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James
Brest
Clark
Hor Hawenstein
Edgar HR Buvhardsor
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Harn Weigier
Chapio Brown
Henry Ho Bergmann
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Middaugh & Shannon
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Freck P Keeside
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Simon Bube
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Cleveland Park
William R Burkby
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Gustav T Floto
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John T Croggan
Charles H Bauman
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L L PERKINS I BOND YOU Rhome M Tir Southern Rhi
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