Market gains despite mixed action across sectors
New York July 1 steady stock market with gains in speculative issues led by American Tobacco. Banks show strength from last week, St Paul stock recovers over two points, Union Pacific and Norfolk and Western reflect dividend activity. Money markets ease slightly, freight movement up, bonds steady at par value total 2,530,000 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
New York
St. Paul
Mt Paul
Geaple
Union Pacific
Orfolk
Western
Ana
Express
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ameran Tobacco
Watered Down Prices and Futures Dip Across Markets
The Boston closing quotes note Centennial and several mining firms with mixed prices as Copper Range and Utah Copper show activity. New York futures for wheat and corn fall on favorable crop prospects, evidence of weak spot demand, while receipts and shipments are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Centennial
Copper Range Con
East Butte Copper Mine
Franklin
Giroux Consolidated
Granby Consolidated
Greene-Cananea - Mohawk
Nevada Consolidated Nipissing Mines
North Butte
North Lake
Old Dominion - Shannon
Utah Consolidated Utah Copper Co
New York
Northern
Durluth
ORDO
New York Produce Prices Report July 1
A detailed New York market summary shows Butter receipts at 7,088 with varying grades, Cheese steady with 868 boxes, Eggs irregular with 14,650 gathered extras, Poultry dressed strong including Western broilers, Flour and cereals noted, Cottonseed oil and raw sugar prices listed, Coffee steady, Potatoes and Cabbages priced, Peanuts steady. Named items include State and Western milks, Pennsylvania hens, and assorted grades and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rowe
Pennsylvania
Kansas
South America
Muscovade
Santee
Cordova
Jarrey
Brendy Southern
Virginia
New York Cotton and Grain Prices Mixed on July Markets
New York cotton opened at new highs then eased on Texas shower reports, with quotes showing middling upland around 12.40 and gulf 13.65. Wheat, corn, oats, butter, eggs, and potatoes also moved, while Philadelphia and Chicago markets posted lower or steadier tones across grains, dairy, and livestock, with cattle and hogs varying in reception and price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
Gulf
Chicago
Reeves
Baturany's
Western
Ian
New York, July 3.—Copper, Firm; Standard | Dure Apn ‘Spa
Grove and Lambs
Yamba Lower
Lake
London
Baltimore
BNO
Aioe Guse
Muggle
Manet Ropa
Wasterna
Mearby
Toledo
Ohio
Calvan
Wire
Daxota
Mhmenete
Kansas
Winnipeg
Galveston
New Orleans
Wilmington
Norfolk
Boston
Philadelphia
Houston
Augusta
Memphis
Steaty
Louis
Little Rock
Porte
Great Britain
France
Continent
Japan
Mexico
Government bonds steady as market closes in New York
Money on call nominal at 403 per cent ruling rate 3% Time In and easter offers at 9% for 9 days. Government bonds hold steady with bills and mercantile papers trading. Articles note actual business in bank piles at 435 for 60 days and 343 for demand. Silver at 60, Memtran dollar stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dapker
Ballroet
Wall Street Gossip and Rail Expansion Across 1913 Markets
Reports from Chicago indicate Western railroads rush to buy engines and cars to meet rising traffic. Rock Island adds four locomotives. Illinois Central and others plan deliveries over the next three months. Labor shortages persist, especially on farms and in beet sugar regions, unseen since 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Western
Rock Island
Illinois Central
Atchison
Pacific Coast
Albuquerque
N. Mex
That State
Arizona
New Road
Dodge City
Texico
Lubeck
Tex
Amafifie
Gulf
Jerome
Verde Mines
New York Stock Market Ex Dividend Notes
New York stock market report notes ex dividend status for shares held by W. H. Hibbs and other members of the New York Stock Exchange firm cited by the source. The brief item records a market action affecting listed securities and party names connected to the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hibbs
New York Stock Washington Stock Exchange
S. H. P. Pell & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Rhone
Hanover
New York
Local Stock Exchange Dealers Hold Steady Through Trading Day
Local financial pages report sentiment steady with no notable issues. Bond sales totaled 5000 dollars with Bigge Realty 5s 1040, Georgetown Gas 5u 100, Capital Traction 5s 111.5, Potomac Consolidated 5s 103.14. Public utilities led activity as Graphophone common drew bids and Washington Gas quotes exchanged. Intercity freight-rate orders from Galveston to Wichita and Oklahoma City to fall by September 1 following a Southwestern Shippers petition, while Denver routes were deemed reasonable and Atlantic Seaboard routes unaltered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riggs Realty
Georgetown Gas
Capital Traction Railroad
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Gas
Graphophione Common
Potomac Electric Consolidation
Georgetown Gas Cert
Ind
Georgetown Gas Se
Capital Traction Co
Anacostia and Potomac
Cittembia
Mort
Suburban
Columbia Railway
Wash. Alex
Mount Vor
Potomac Electric
Forser
Chips
PoLerae
Uel
Norfolk and Warepeen
Long
Ahort
Washington- Virginia Rwy
Virginia
Norfolk and Wast
Washington It and Fuel Co
Great Falls
Lanston Monotype
Ai Sg Minna
Am National Bank
Jumbi
Nels Farmers and Mechanics
Soo National Savings
United States Trust
Ar Savings Bank arécRs
Citizens Savings
Union Savings
East Washington
Rg Fire Insurance
Bt Wis Ee
Ae National Union
Tg Bt
Saal
Paper Doo
Potomac
Washington Railway and Electric
Thia Ngure
Cass
Galveston
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southwestern Shippers’ Traffic Association
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Ps Railway
Western and Southwestern Railways
Denver
Wiship
Oklahomas City
Atlantic Seaboard
Holland Tells of Invasion of American Capital Abroad
The State Department notes American industry wins big in global contracts. Schwab led the bid for Chile’s fortifications while American gun making machinery triumphs in Australia. Reports cite Australian tests and South Africa mining advances as evidence of U S superiority in arms and engineering trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
New York
Siste
Washington
Charles M. Schwab
Chile
State Department
Schwab
Australia
London
England
Great Britain
Hartford
Conn
Street car advertising debate in Chicago ordinance
The New York Times notes Chicago aldermen commend a ban on street car ads while recognizing the benefits to newspapers. It discusses advertising outside papers, the lack of charter rights for transit ads, coercion and misused public space, and questions the honesty of billboard campaigns relying on public areas for private gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Boy Stole to See World
Seventeen year old James Killen was arrested at Buffalo New York Central station at 2 15 am admitting he is the youth who robbed United Cigar Stores in New York City last week. He carried a bag with about 600000 in checks and 472 in cash and said his plan was to see all the world. He will be held pending arrival of an officer from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
James Killen
New York Central
New York
United Cigar Stores Company
Killen
Albany
Station Hare
Denver
Alol
Offlow
Baltimore Markets Report From July 16 Trade
Baltimore markets note firmer oats and dull corn, with easier wheat. Dairy and butter prices range widely, eggs steady to lower, and poultry values posted for live spring chickens, old hens, and ducks. regional milk products and rolls show varied per pound figures across Maryland, Pennsylvania, and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
Hearby
Jersey
Maryland
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Probate Notice of William Hahn Estate in DC
The subscriber of the District of Columbia has letters testamentary on the estate of William Hahn deceased. All persons having claims must file with vouchers by July 5, 1913 or be barred from share of the estate. Attested by HANNAH HAHN PRED HAHN JAMIDA TANNER, Register Attorney LEON TOBRIVER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia
Probste Court
William Hahn
District of Columbua
Hannah Hahn
Kalorama
Hahn
Kots
Jamida Tanner
Wille
Leon Tobriver
Proposals invited by DC commissioners for street grading
Proposals for grading and improving suburban streets in the District of Columbia are due by 2 PM on July 23. Officials Rudolph Johnston and Hudson urge applicants to obtain proposal forms from the Engineer Department, District Building, Room 427 Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners
District of Columbia
Engineer
District
Washington
Cuno H. Rudolph
John A. Johnston
William V. Hudson
Commissioners OF the
Engineer Department
D.C
D. C
Cuko H Rudolph
John A Johnston
William V. Judo
D.C. Ri
Treasury Department
Washington, D.C
U. S. Treasury
Winder
Botier
James A. Wetmore
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THE
United States Treasury
Ailte Taimers
Americom Agricultures
American
American Tobacco
Aredia Pobacco
Amur
Allaath Coast Line
Batimore & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Aouthweston
I. Ranklin Transit
Central of Georgia Sa
Antral Leather
Tentral R
Chenapeake
Henapeake
Chiao
Quinty Joint
Ciihewmo
It &Quine
Wen
Cheage, Mal & St Ab. S
Chica Roi
Tillnola Central
Interborough
Atle I Railways
Orkentral
York Central
We & Hartford
Orth & Western
Orfold & Weelern
Dortferd Pactic
Quay Nort Een Pacific
Oregon
Abi
Lous
San France
Louis & Man
Louis Southwestern
Southwestern
Alr
Southern Pacifc
Suthern
Southern Pacific
Bouthern Railway
Conditiom of
Treasury
Duslman
Heginning
Gola Colin
Andard
Curb Marest
American Stee! Foundry
American Steel Fdy
Adams Express
Anglo-American Oil
Braden Oh
Braden
Coal Safes Co
Loose W. Biscuit
Mason Val
Manhattan ‘Transit
Marcon
New
Canadian Marconi
Nipissing Mines
Yukon Gold
United Cigar Stores Co
Washington Stock Exchange
Baltimore Securities
NEW York Grain
Washington Cattle Market
Elgin
Elgin Board of Trete
Orie
Aleret Dutier
Stocka
Consolidated Power
Vietriea
Houston Oil
Cts
Horaton Oil
Seaboard U. L
United Rallwaya
Aes Ma
Bonde
K. O
M and C
Bkase Penn
Water and Power
United Rys
Elec
Elec. Inc
Wash
Chicago Grain
Wwe
Wall Street
Iron Trade Review
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
NEW York Stock Market
Allis-Chalmers Pfd
Kan
City South
Pid
BBY
Amalgamated Copp
Laclede Gas
Agricultural Ve “Ee
Lehigh Valley
Louisville and Nan
Mackay Co
Car and Fady. W
Minn
St Louis
Cotton Olt
St. P
St M
Am. H
L. Ptd
Ma Jom
T. Ptd
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
Lamn, S
FR. Pia
N. Rys
St Am
Tel
Norfolk and Western
Pacific Mail
Bethlehem Steel
Pittsburgh Coal
Brooklyn RT
Pitta Coal
Canadian Pacific
Hananelle
Pullman Palace
Central Leather
Central Leather P!ss
Ray Consol Central of
N. J
Reading
LEZY
Chesapeake and Obi
Republic Steel
Chicago and Alton
Chicago Great West
Rock Island Co
Chicago G. W
M/C
N. Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard A.L
DOS. L
3. F
Southern Railway
Delaware and Hud
R. G
Ion
Tennessee Copper
Texas and Pacific
Distiers” Securities
Yodlroledo
St L
St. L
W. Peas
Inton Pacific
Jerle
Timion Pacific Pfill
General Electric
United States Realty
Goldfield Con
United States Rubber
Great Northern
United States Steel
O'Great North
Oreen
Minute Central
Utah Copper
Interborough-Met
Carolina
Inter.-Met
Wabeerh
Harvester
Wabash Pfa
Inter. Marine
International Paper
Asay
Westinghouse Bloc
International Pump
Western Union
Iowa Central Wheel
L. H
Kansas City South
Bankers
Hibbs Building, Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Southwest
South Africa
Mysore
India
Fore River
Argentina
Bowles
Ching
Republic
China
Republic of China
H. P. Davison
American Financial Group
Russia
United States
Europe
Our Own Republic
Robert Morris
Bank of North America
Aix
Lad
U.S
Union Savings Bank
14Th Street
N. W
WW. B. Hibbs & Co
Chicago Homré of Trade
Hibbs
Ballacd
National Savings and Trust Company
Corner
15Th
NS Z. Ave
National Metropolitan Bank
National Bank
Washington Produce Market
Fiorida
North Caroline
Southwest Virginia
North Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Oh Carolina
F. R. Dorr
Riggs National Bank
Sury
Ocolumbie
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
Sharles F Benjamin
Ste
Perpetual Building
Armand Offutt
Rallis Grigeby
Bashington Law Reporter
Anderson
Justice Anne
F Ecunsingham
Lean Tobriner
Hina
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