Price changes mix as trading stays light in market
The Washington Fest reports total turnover near 300000 shares, the lightest in over three weeks, with indecisive trading and no clear trend from open to close. Mixed news, higher money supply hopes, steel price cuts, and weak investment demand weighed on sentiment.
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Washington
New York
Galer
New York State
Cor Securities
Canadian Northwest
North Dakota
Washington Stock Exchange Quiet Amid Holiday Prospect
Locals report subdued trading on the Washington Stock Exchange with limited changes in quotations. Capital Traction and Washington Railway and Electric attracted most attention while Capital Traction and Potomac Consolidated 53 were principalSales. Gas traded around 75 1 4 and Capital Traction at 127. The exchange committee declares Saturdays off during July and August.
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Bo Fay
Washingtton
Capital Traction Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Brookers
Ben Woodruff
Capital Tractions
Potomac Consolidated
Capital Traction
the Stock Exchange
New Banks and Trusts Grow Across the South
The first half of the year saw 45 new banks and trust companies formed in the South, bringing the total to 520 including Missouri and Oklahoma by July 1. Texas led with 117 new concerns, while West Virginia had 10. Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, and Mississippi each reported 14. The high volume reflects rapid expansion of banking services, with many new entities arising from conversions and consolidations.
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Missouri
Oklahoma
South
Texas
Virginia
Alabama
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
Maryland
Arkansas
Kentucky
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Iammas Chalmers
Towa Central
Amert
Eral
Bulion
Kansas
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
Washington Stock Exchange
Provident Savings Bank
Neal Oaty
Ontario
Amer. Tel
Fenarglnazay
American Tobacco
Pennsylvania
Peaple
St.lPittsburg
Albion K. Parris
Benjamin Woeedrun
William A. Mearns
The
Stock Exchange
Washington
Atlantic City
IRBS
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
Chicago and Alton
Chicago Great Western
New
St. L
San Fran
Louis Southwestern
Lowis Southwestern Ptd
Eeu Aghae
Jaye
Lts
Sipsey Valley Oil and Gas Company
Birmingham
Southern Railway
Kincotes
Tennessee Copper
Texas and Pacific
Bt. L. and Western
West
Union Pacific
United States Realty
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah
Virginia-Caroli
St. P
Ste. M
Chicago
Great Western
Sedases
Amd
St. B
Consolidated Gan
Denver
Rio Grande
Loulaville and Nashvill
Amer
Car and Foundry
St. Louis
American
Co Securities
Northwestern
ADL
Colorado and Southern
Cora Products
Delaware and Hudson
Rilo Grande
Distillers’ Securities
Erie Ist
Erie
Great Northern
Gcea
Northern Ore
Hula Central
Wabaah
Western Union
Marine
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
W. B. Bibbs & Co
Bankers’ and Brokers
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Cotton Prices Jump on Bull Covering Round
July cotton surged to 36.44 as covering purchases by bulls intensified after reports indictments against bull leaders were defective. The market closed firm with July at 16.34 and August near 36 points higher, amid light selling and late profit taking. Estimates show possible 100000 more bales to be delivered in July and varied short-interest expectations. Southern spot markets closed slightly higher amid mixed regional demand.
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New York
Shorts
Emme Jotal
Bettier
DAILY COTTON MARKET REPORTS PRICES AND RECEIPTS
New York July 15 Receipts 1 781 head cattle and calves with prices for steers 6.00 to 7.50 bulls 3.50 to 4.60 cows 2.95 to 5.5 and beef values steady. Calves to 10 50 with westerns 6 50. Sheep and lambs receipts 9 407 head with lambs lower and sheep 4 00 to 4 60. Hogs receipts 2 163 head steady at 9 60 to 9 75 and porkers near 20 00. Chicago market shows cattle receipts 2 000 with Texas steers 4 15 to 6 60 stockers and feeders 3 60 to 7 00 calves 6 75 to 8 50 hogs 8 70 to 9 10 with bulk 8 55 to 8 85. Ore market 00 head steady natives 4 40 yearlings 8 50 westerns 6 cows and heifers 5 00.
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New York
Bery PS
Chicago
Texas
Missouri Pacific Dividend Raised Amid Grain and Market News
Wall Street gossip notes Missouri Pacific's increased annual dividend from 4 to 6 percent, with most stock held by Missouri Pacific and earnings around 5.2 percent. The piece also covers crop reports from Canada and northwest U.S. dampening wheat futures while Canadian Pacific falls on weak agri reports and talk of a joint U.S.-Canada railroad rate regulator.
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Stock Exchange Houses
Canadian Northwest
Canada
Canadian Pacific
United States
International Commission For the
Trade outlook and market notes from Dun's weekly review
New York July 1. R G Dun & Co reports trade waits on crops with midsummer dullness in many sectors. Footwear demand improves while dry goods buyers head to primary markets for semiannual wholesale meetings. Railroads seek equipment and iron and steel outlook modestly better. cotton prices influence production curtailment and export trade holds steady.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Hetail
United States
Pittsburg
China
Red Seat
Boston
Bradstreet
Canada
Record wheat prices surge on hot drought fears in Chicago market
Chicago July 16 reports record high prices for wheat with sharp advances in July pork and hog futures. Heat and drought forecasts from the American Northwest and southeastern Europe boosted sentiment while hopes for improved conditions limited losses. Enticing gains in foreign markets, led by Liverpool, helped lift prices to near daily highs. the day featured heavy long-position selling and strong market recuperation.
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Chicago
Burling
American Northwest
Europe
Dakotas
Minnesota
Sharp
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Atlantic
Longs
LMHS
New York Produce Market Report July 15 1924
Butter and cheese prices hold. butter 8,422 pkgs of creamery specials show 28% to 28% spreads. Eggs steady. poultry firm with live Western stock at 24 and 18 cents for owls and turkeys. Flour active, spring patents 5.65 95.90, winter straights around 4.40. Cottonseed oil firm with declines in futures. sugar raw steady around 3.20 and refined quiet. coffee steady at 10% for No 7. Potatoes Jersey barrels 1.25 to 1.50. cabbages easy near term. peanuts unchanged.
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York Fury
New York
Ron Chicago
Boston
Alchias
Baltimore Bee
Atehisun
Cincinnast
Atlante Coaat
Minneapolis Ae
Agitimore Aed
Orleans
Altimore Ana Oryant Waveland
Yithmore Ans
Ruol
Detroit
Brooklen Tranatt Oy
Omaha
Central
Cer
Central Leather Os Ak
NF Gen Ag
Louis Vne
Olin
St Paul
Harlington
Quincy
Allanta
Chicago
Burlnstan
Gen
Richmond
Steel Foundry
Mina
Washington Db
Wilmington
Nel Enn
Butte Coaliitantt
Hiniston
Galveston
Giroux
Miami
Antral
Marine
Nevada-Stan
Anuar Boty Atlante Big Newhouse de UN
Southern Tor As
Halle Coalition
Ray Nipissing Mines
Consol
Centennial
Nashville
Kansas
Copper Range Consolidated Co
Western Pacifian
Miso
Kansad
Texas
Sgni
East Butte Copper Mine
Yukon Gold
Mice
Pactics Franklin
Tm el Unede
Giroux Consolidated Ba Wana Rally Ag
Mexico
Granby Consolidated
Berk
T'Ananean
York
New
Hartford Ev
Folk and Western
Erada Consolidated
North Butte
North
Lake
Shannon Ea
Ctah
Ctan Copper Co
Francia Te Rotana
Atlantic Bt
Lo I, Mauthwe
Trancisco Geneceay
Alvidend
Loral
Beurhern
Southern Railway
Tron
Cleveland
Prine Mercantile Paper
Don
Union Pacis
Sterling Exchange
Northern
Talon Bacific
Bankers' Bills
Southern
Southern Sinlen Fasifr Far Sind
Re & Rubber Fis
Virginia
Western Mary
Weatinghouse Electric
Wisconsin Central
Bay
Wenker
Middle West
South American
Cordova
Jersey
New York Grain Reports Bullish Wheat Rise on North WestCrop News
New York July 15 reports strong spot wheat with No 2 red at Li5 of £ to arrive. July and September futures rose amid bullish crop news and foreign buying, with profit-taking trimming gains. Corn and oats showed varied activity with receipts and shipments listed. market closing with mixed advances and notable uncertainty in prices.
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New York
Northwest
Spo
Yuly
Equity Court Records Reported in District of Columbia
A lengthy legal record lists numerous cases in Equity Court No. 1 and other courts, detailing names of plaintiffs and defendants, attorneys, and actions such as sales ratifications, trustee appointments, injunctions, and orders to sell or transfer property. The dense docket entries include Swift vs District of Columbia, various land and mortgage matters, guardian and examiner references, and criminal court summaries with embezzlement and new-trial motions.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO
Justice Anderson
Swift
L. A. Hatley
Landyoigt Ve. Putran
Devree
Joseph Swifter
Charles Poe
I. A. Leeve
Suillyai
Bailey
E. H. Thomas
P. RB
George H. Barber
American Hilliaen
Stearman & Realty Company
Plaintiff's Lane
M. D. Rosenberg
Rvink
Raw
Piaintit
R. G Donaldson
Archer & Smith
Moore
Guardian Ad Litem
Piaintiit
Trring Williamson
J. F. Bundy
M. T. Clinksvales
W. C. Chase
Avery “Ve. Avrry
Ordey
Plaintif
Montague & Moriarty
Linelend
Perry
Wilken-Sherry Co
Wilson & Barksdale
Carr
Tall Ve
J. Fasby
John Rideout
George W. Offutt
M.D. Rosenberg
Somerville Vs
American Realty Company
Plaintitrs
A. A. Heebling, Jr
Justice Stamtort
United States Va
John Barton Miller
George W. Ray Surety
Davis
Laskey
United States
John Davis
H. E. Davis
Ve. George ¥. Ormsby
Helmorton
Borde
Deeds of Trust Listings for Various Squares and Lots
A compiled list of deeds of trust detailing multiple properties across squares 2504 758 12 368 153 97 510 1087 271 28 612 with grantors trustees and securees. Amounts range from 0 to 2000 dollars with terms from 1 to 100 months and interest at 6 percent. Locations include Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building Association Secure Home Building Association and other named parties.
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Square
Chartea Nickel
George Bf. Emmerich
Douglass
Mackall
Washington
Permanent Building Association
Jessie F. Magee
James F
Edward W. Whiteside
Harvey T. Winfield
Home Building Association
Bell
Annie FE. Hayne
Irwin Owings
F. Howard Duckett
Richard A. Valentino
Sarah EB. Matlock
William F Ambrosa
Leon A. Block
John Singer
Nomianoually
Lanier Heghts
Sebastian Goldsmith
Charles E. Marsh
John F. King
Charles W. King
Frank
William H. Coulter
Joseph W. Tyler Etyux
Charles H. Cragin
John | Serbveter
George’‘C. Gertman
Isaac N. Onpenheimer
James A. Cahitt
David J. Dunigan
Jseph
Roth
Julia RB. Bush
Benjamin T. Leighton
George Francia Willams
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Emerson Steam Pump Co
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Washington Gas
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Greene-Cananea Copper
Jamer Oan Pital
Columbia Carnmerelat
Tdiatrin
Lani
MIPA
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Indiana
Wall Street
Washington Post
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Pscific
American Steel and Wire Company
United States Steel Corporation
Today & Pittsburg
Space Pa Aghive
Chicago Grain
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Pfiger
Washington Bakery
Trover
District Court
Justice Stafford
Newton Place
Woollbury B. Ormsby
Mode Bankruptcy Court
Thomas E. Waggaman
Nist
Cleveland Park
Carrie T. Trumbie
Albert Dickerson
Winton D. Levy
Eleanora
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R. A. Ford
George T. Murphy
W. Mek
Claystate
James P. Clarke
Mied
Clayton E. Emily
Jamnie Souder
Rollo W. Browne
W. W. Edwards
George
Cneokios
Michael Mandas
G. T. Thomasdes
Carter & Brooke
George S Cooper
William W. Danenhower
Irving Willamson
Dahrkop Oyen Company
Ve. Charles
North Randle Highlands
American Security and Trust Company
Henry A. Vatghi
Jor
United States Realty Company
Square Ata
Columbia Heights
Charles M. Biickheid
Edward PL Schwartz
Lanier Heights
Charles W. King, Jr
Capitol Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Jnfersen
Cralle
William Murphy
Patrick
Margaret Coughlin
Wart Origlon
Charles J. Walker
Ruth & Wilcox
Minnie T. Avateur
Carrie Carter
Charles W. Clagett
Ge Tman
Mount Pleasants
Joseph A. Roth
Isaac N. Oppenheimer
Dobhins
Francis A. Blundan
Patterson Street
Northfast
North Capitol
First Streets
Robert Bonar
Samuel C. Redman
Charles G. Pager
Saull
B. Francis Faul
John R. Haislip
Saul
John A. Saul
Joan R. Heislip
Esthe Bouthwest
Mary
Hazen
Trustees of
Amity “Lodge
O. Fy
James S. Fraser Ety Ux
Mary A. Cullivan
U. S
E. Quincy Smith
S. W. Woodward
John B. Sloman, Jr
W. Pres
E. Floy Caverly
W. Reginald Lewis
Treas
George P. Foster
Theo. W. Nofee
Henry J. Goodman
Joseph E. Rh
George H. Harries
Louis P
Wilton J. Lambert
F. L Siddona
Gustave Lansburgh
John &. Steman, Jr
Lea D. Latimer
A. BE. L. Leckie
M. A. Winter
W. H. Lynn
W. Woodward
Union Savings Bank
14Th Street
N. W
W. B. Hibbs & CO
Washingon Stock Exchange
Hibbs
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable
Equitable Building
Gina Eerie
Ahaa St
G St
Ouray
7Th and
Penna. Ave
Ernestine F. Terflinger
Mary A. Gilley
Wesley E
James L. Karrick
James’ M. Baker
United States Savings Bank
Sarah K. Byrne
Henry F.meoney
William #. Spignui
C. Pumphrey
George W. Palmer
Joan R. Hatslip
B. Frank Gla Haul
Walter 5. Hilton
Harry M. Elis
Welter E. Hilton
Harry M. Elia
Mecure
Fancis Saul
John R. Halslip
H. M. Elis
John A. Baul
Operty
National Savings and Trust Company
15Th and
N. Y. Ave
Rigg
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
ITH Street
A. W
Care Carriey
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