Stocks Fall Amid Broad Selloff With Few Dories Standing
New Haven led declines as small holders liquidated holdings amid a market slump dated July 15 from New York. Union Pacific showed resistance after a court decision on an extra dividend while Canadian Pacific and New York Central fell to multiyear lows as London and continental sellers moved about 49,000 shares. Bond prices fell to new low records as overall market activity totaled about $2,023 in United States governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Hartimore
Ghlo Common
Preferred
Canadian Pacific
London
Continent
New York Central
United States
Liw
Amal
Lehigh Valley
Amer
Louisville & Nas
Miami
St. P
S. Ste
American Car & Fay
Kansay
Texas
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
American Lingeed
National Lead
Locomotive
He . Rys
Amer, Smelt
Nevada Consolidated
N. H
Americah
Tigi Tia
Ita Soon
Ontario & W
American Tobacco
Norfolk & Western
Anaconda Mining
North American
Bojatchison
Northern Pacific
Ses Atchison Pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Hebhiehem Steel
People's Gas
Stl
Brook, Rapid Transit
Atsburgh Coal
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great West
Republic Iron & Steel
Chicago, Mil. & St. P
Republic I
Chicago
Hock Island Co. Wales
Chino Copper
Rock Island Co
Colorade Fuel & Iron
St L
Consolidated Gas Hispias
Seaboarda Air Line
Seaboard Air Line
Delaware & Hudson
Bayre
Rapa
Sloss-Shef. S
Denver & Rio Grande
Southern Pacific
Denver & Rio G
Southern Railway
Distillers
Boannides
Ptah
Faria
Tennessee Copper
Erie
Texas & Pacific
General Electric
Union, Pacific
Union Pacific Ned
Goodrich
United States Realty
Great Wort
U. S. Rubber
Great North
Lee. al
U. S. Steel
Illinois’ Central
Interborough-Metnn
Utah Copper
Interborough-Met
Caro, Cheroical
Inter Harvester
Wabash Wolinter
Marine Pta
Wabash P
International Paper
Western Marylan
International Pump
Western Union
BTM
Kansas City
New York
Cotton closes steady after early rise on hot dry South
Reports of continued dry weather and higher temperatures in the South spurred an early advance in the cotton market. Prices weakened with selling and closed near the day’s low. December futures fell about two points from the session high, finishing around 12.31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Chicago
Ota
Ant
Albe
Baltimore Markets July 15 Wheat and Butter Prices
Market report from Baltimore and New York notes firmer wheat with No. 2 red at 83 in Baltimore and improved prices across oats and butter. Listings include several grain and poultry categories, with regional dairy prints and store-pack butter quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Epria
Ore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio
New York
Fort Movement
Galveston
Mobile
Panama
Gnarveston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Hapton
Philadelphia
Houston
Memphis
Philadelphi
P. Creamery
Tanéy
St.Laut
Little Rock
Red Esport
Acar
Duluth
Metal Market report from London and copper futures
July 35 metal market notes dull copper in spot and September terms at 18.35614.70, electrolytic prices 15.62 13.87, nominal 18.50 18.62 for castings, London copper quiet. Futures listed at £61 tts 34. Cleland warrants noted in London with rate 61a 444d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cleland
Wirants
Wall Street Gossip and Market Roh Interest in Rail Stocks
New York July stocks weakened on rumors of an Interstate Commerce Commission probe into a company affair. Traders spread unverified reports while price declines in Union Pacific and Baltimore and Ohio followed allocations of new stock. Stotesbury returned from Europe amid notes of weak European business and stalled French loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Belond
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
Dra
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimors
Ohio
Eastern Transportation Line
Epecre
Baltimore and
Hamilton
Dayton
H. 'T. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
Imperator
Atatenburysth
Joan
Europe
Washington Stock Exchange
Manhattan Life Insurance Co
New York Stock Market Hose Received by Lewis Johnson & Co
A brief stock market update notes hose deliveries received by Lewis Johnson & Co located at 1505 Pennsylvania Avenue. The item reflects routine financial activity tied to the firm’s operations in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Johnson & Co
Pennsylvania
Avenue
American business leaders foresee prosperity from harvest and new conventions
A Washington report to President Wilson predicts a rapid U.S. recovery with record corn and other crops boosting farmers and industry. The South hosts major gatherings in banking roads and iron and steel, signaling revived manufacturing, trade, and capital activity amid a looming upturn in demand and export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Wilson
United
United States
Atlanta
Detroit
Birmingham
Lkely
South
American Iron and Steel Institute
Institute Ia
Ita
American Steel and Iron Institute
Iron and Steel
Holland
New York Produce Market Summary July 1
Market report from New York shows mixed receipts and steady to firm trading. Butter, eggs, dressed poultry, and raw sugar present steady to unchanged levels. coffee and refined sugars show dull activity with assorted grades and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rio
Santos
Livestock market quotes from New York and Chicago
Livestock prices and receipts listed for New York on July 18 and Chicago on July 16. Cattle and hogs show varied ranges, with beef cattle around 7.20 to 7.40 and hogs from 5.00 to 9.30 per hundredweight, while sheep and lamb values span 5.25 to 9.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ames
Chicago
Oil quotations show Pennsylvania crude price cut
OIL QUOTATIONS. OM City Pa July 5 credit balance 1 70 5 Rung 165212 average 100447 shipments 140 ADS average 92290 Prizeburen Daly 15 further reduction in the price of crude oil announced today following new prices Pennsylvania crude 1 70 Mercer black 1 27 Newcastle 1 37 Cabell 1 32 Bomerger 1 02 reduction in Pennsylvania 5 cents per barrel and in other grades 8 cents Corning and Ragland unchanged at Haina 70 cents New York July 15 Standartdf Company New York today announced a reduction of 15 points in all grades of refined petroleum for export making taxes 18 7 cents per gallon tanks 4396 and refined at New York and Philadelphia e
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM City
Daly
Pennsylvania
Mercer Black
Newcastle
Cabell
Bomerger
Corning
Ragland
Haina
New York
Standartdf Company
Ex- Uport
New York Money Market Fluctuations and Rates
New York July 15 Mercantile reports steady sterling with declines in evler? bills. Demand around 4.8718, com mercial bills at 4. ? Bar silver 47. Mexican dollars 42. Government bonds steady. railroad bonds stable. Call money firmer, rates at 3. 6 months at 44k.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mercantile
Vapor
Financial and business notes from an era trading scene
The report covers bond activity with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone bonds in fair demand, options viewed on a 480,000‑share lot, and a 6 percent preferred stock dividend declared by Old Dutch Market. It notes a branch bank opening at Fourteenth and Church and lists Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway ordering thirteen all steel cars from Cincinnati Car Company for August and September delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Steel Corporation
Umea
Chesapeake
Potomac
Jbeld
Potoma Consolidated
Railway and Electric
Washington-Virginia Common
Washington
Mergenthaler Linotype
Washington, Baltimore and Annapais Electric Railroad Company
Cincinnati Car Company
Baltimore
Annapolis
Salee
Potomac Electric Cons
Capital Traction
Washington-Virginia Railway Common
Epee Traction Railroad
Ghanniston Railway and Electric
Chesapeake and Potomac
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Ind
Columbia Gas and
Elec
Capital Traction Co
Ie City & Suburban Ry
Columbia Ry
Railway
Asl
Elsc
Lex
Pat
Mtg. Pot
Power Lst
P. Telephone
Amer. Tel
Tel. Co
N. W. Steampoat
Ash. Y
Balto
Columbia
Mer
Mergenthaler Linatyne
Lanston
Greene-Cananea Copper
National Bank
American Tee Capital
Federal
Lincoln
Metropolitan
WEES
Second
Trust Company
Amer, Security and Trust
National Savings and Trust
Walon Trust Company
Wash. Loan & Trust
E Continental Vig Savings Bank
Etocs
Homa Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank Ie Commerce and Savings
East Washington Savings
Xsurance
Bruce
Corcoran
Arlington
Wee! National Union
CES, Chapin-Sacks Co
Security Storage Co
United States Treasury July 14 1914 financial figures
Treasury report shows revenue receipts this month and year to date, ordinary disbursements, and assets in Treasury offices. It lists gold coins, gold certificates, silver dollars, silver certificates, treasury notes, and bank notes. The document notes cash assets, gold and silver reserves, and total cash assets of the Treasury with redemption funds values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
National Bank
Hin Treasury
Philippines
Toba
Sim
Local Produce Market Wholesale Prices Report
Market notes widespread items across poultry butter cheese vegetables and fruits with many price figures. A rough snapshot lists spring chickens turkeys butter cheese Virginia potatoes peppers spinach cucumbers tomatoes cabbage oranges lemons pineapples apples Florida oranges grapes berries cantaloupes watermelons peaches plums raspberries and more with notes of firm market activity for veal calves and spring lambs amid moderate receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Fancy
New York State
Virginia
West Virgina
Southern Virgina
Mans
Michigan
Nkra
North Carolina
California
Florida
gEhozeherries
Equity Court Proceedings and Criminal Dockets in DC
Legal records from the Supreme Court and associated courts show refunacy proceedings, real estate sales authorizations, and bond actions, plus numerous criminal cases including verdicts, pleas, and sentences. Also listed are bankruptcy actions, probate matters, and injunctions involving several named parties and firms.
Equitable Surety Co. Bond Mentioned in Local Note
A brief local item refers to L. L. Perkins and I. Bond You with Equitable Surety Co. and a phone contact, indicating a bonding or insurance reference in a community notice. The fragment mentions Southern pies in passing as part of the readable OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Perkins I
Equitable Surety Co
First Trust Gold Notes Dated 1914 for Bale at Par
First Trust Gold Notes dated April 15 1914 payable April 14 1916 offered for sale at par with accrued interest by a securities dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Trust
Opportunity for real estate investment with secured loan
Opportunity offered by a real estate developer with eighteen years' experience to invest $500 secured by first deed of trust or mortgage. Interest 6 percent with liberal profits. Address J. E. A., Hotel Harrington, 11th and E Streets N. W. Telephone Main 8790.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
N. W
Real estate transfers and mentions of damages and titles in Washington area
A long list of real estate transfers across Washington Heights Lanier Heights Petworth and surrounding squares. Names include T Baker and W J Iambert trustees, H Brodley Davidson, Charles H Davidson, Julia Colvin, James M Gritseux, Merman R Hawenstel, and others. The notice references parcels in squares 3050 5877 82 1085 7714 1604 and streets like Whitney Close Sixth Street Northeast and Fifteenth Street Northeast. Monetary amounts range from 10 to 20 000 dollars with various mortgage and trust arrangements and dates around 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Close
Winklelt Preston
Alter M. Farr
Barry Parm
William F. Wariner
Robert H. Scott
Sarah A. Scate
Washington Highlands
Reuben E. Timbersel
Giuseppe Convanting
Jer
Sixte
D Street
Sixth
Seventh
Kennedy Brothers, Inc
Charles H Tavalson
Squerr
North Carolina Avenue
George W. Ker Niedie
Bridget M. McCarthy
H. Brodley Davidson
Jarpice B. Hight
Irustese
John C. Kondup
Law Sul
Wetweent
van C. Kondropet Ax
Charles H. Davidson
Inc
Square 1604
Fifteenth Street
Inex ‘T. Walden
Chertes H. Davidson
Virginia Avenue
Joseph E. Loveless
Charles H. Davison
Lanier Heights
Julia M. Colvin
James M. von Grin
Henry
Gamble
Lamer Heights
Hugo Wants
Sulla M. Colvin
Fourteenth Street
Merman R. Hawenstel
Eod Parr Inc
Nonesigh
Stephen H. Starkweather
Frank T. Rawlings
Ireel
Columbia Heights
Columbia Heights Realty Company
J. Aratvard Clarke
O' Street
Albert
Tatepaugh
Esther
Tacspaugh
Petworth
Ferdinand A. Heilmuler
Ighe A. Haletip
Thirteenth Street
Elizabeth Sehnebel
Coarter & Thomas
Lelia L. Thomas
Henry D. Garou
Geerer ‘J
Charles C. Milburn
Emme F. Milburs
Whitney
Harvey M. Sager
Simon Oppentetmar
Winifald Preston
Amymenia
Louise K. Smith
Ernest J
Rhmlat
George M. Emmerich
Secu German-American Building Association
Lota
Emma L. Pauline
Thomas
George G. McElwee
Elmer Ramey
Edward
McKnex
Mary A. Sullivan
Robert
Huma
Alan P. Yrume
Frank Hume
Mary V. Cadillet
James A
Uplon Trust Company
Warrington Loan and Trust Company
George W
Henry H. Bergmarin
Charles Sehater
Northern Liberty German-American Building Association
Mecticut Avenue
Canada
Reform
Miles P
Security Trust Company
Remianaueur
Garfield
Washington Loaz and Trust Company
Secore Equitable Cooperative Building Antoziation
Frances Murray
United Staves ‘Trust Company
Lynchburg Inverment Corporation
Walter Daniel Et al
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Serure Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Tolmen Januéry
American 5Curity and Trust Company
National Seyvnge and Trust Company
Acowembia Heights
J. Brainard’ Clarks Et al
Hoyt Sherman
Allew E. Walker
Charles
Thomas Et Ux
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Ruth A. Thomas
Ida R. Thomas
Oldest National Bank in DC Seeks New Banking Accounts
Fifteenth Street opposite the U. S. Treasury invites accounts of all sizes and solicits interviews with those contemplating establishing new banking connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth Street
U. S. Treasury
District of Columbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Haven
Storch Center of Market
Boston
New England
Smal
Taterstate Commerce Commission
Westchester
American Agricultural
American Lotto Os
America Fel
Alua Tobay
Armour & UN
Atchison Cy
Stils Atlantic Coast Ling Cit
Ima Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Btooklyn Transit
Uentral of
Georgia
Chesiake and
Hie
Chesapeake and Hilo
Chicags
Ant Quincy Joint
Fulncy Gen
Chicas
Western
Eel Onica
Mit
LEO
Pac. R. R
Northwestern
Germany
Southern
Denver
Big Grant
Distillers Securities
Brie Ker
Gener
Electric Ag
Real Southern
Alinois Central
Interborough
Dea
York State Dia
New York Railways Ad. Ag
Ba - Soh
Hartford
United State Rubber
United States Steel i
Virginia-Carolina Chem
Westinghimse Electric Co
Baltimore Securities
Mats Canal
Homaten Olla United Rys
Elea “Iea
Baltimore City
Can Gas Tee
United Ry and Free
United Ry and
Elec, Inc
Centennial
Copper Range Can
Fast Butte
Franklin Granby
Greene Cananes
Mohawk Nevada Consolidated
Nipissing
Sia
North Butte
Bay
North Lake
Curb Market
Chicago Grain
Bid Alee
Adams Express
Braden
British-American ‘Tobacco
British-Amer. Tobacco
New
Goldfield Consolidated
Greene-Cananea
du- Taih
Manitoba
Ang
Yaliow
Bob Te
Wall Street
NEW York Stock Market
American Bankers’ Association 2
Richmond
Ritchmond
American Bankers’ Association
Louisiana
Niewers
Fourteenth and Church Streets
Washington Southern Bank
Local Stock Exchange
United States Treasury
Local Produce Market
Washington Cattle Market
Supreme Court
Equity Court
Justice Anderson
Philip Gordon
Attorner
D. G
Daniel W. O'Donoghue
de LA Verge Machine Company
Sealed Package Ice Company
Plaintitt
Leon Tebriner
W.K. Ambrose
H. H. Glassle
C. H. Meriliat
Taft Vs
Artington Hotel Company
Renelvera
Palltisher
George P. Hover
Keady Va
Plaintit
D. E. Clarke
James A. O'Briea
Safford Va
McAdow
Plain Lifts
2. B. Hinton
E. H. Thomas Bowing
Plaintif
HW. F. Wooder
J. A. Furcell
Foster Ve Arcade Company
R. B. Fleharty
Leckis
Cox & Krats
Bankruptcy Court
Waggaman
Criminal Court No
Justice Gould
Maude Parieb
Thomas L. Jones
James Alvey
J. C. Foster
Hayden Smith
United States Va
Robert Laving
Ulted Bates
Daniel Diggs
H. M. Hewtere
Barilion Brown
J.C. Poster
Benjamin ‘Tolliver
Aneault
C. MH. Wemans
Leonard Geary
Arnault
John Darcey
J._ C.Poster
William Tinney
A.W. Scott
Moten James
B. Hm, Jr
States
James V. Walker
National Training School For Boys
George F. Collins
John Jankian
Anthony Whitman
Bowles
Y. Davis
Moncure
Jfarriaun Crew
RC. L. Moncure
Ercest J. Fox
Thomas C. Teytur
Hugh W. Reuey
James A. O'Sher
Mary Smith
Monte
WL. Thear
George Davis
Georga W. Taylor
Hotard Tucker
Benjamin Langston
United Gates
Bessie Tilman
Ailina Carter
United Sraiea
Chester Cochrane
Oliver Taleon
Simon Jonen
Inthe Anderson
Max Weyl
Lyon & Lyon
Betale of
Cleeman Withers
Minor
J. W. Gleenen
Batate
Creager
Ageat and Fixing Commission
Shinn & Owen
Margaret Brown
Mary
Brock Bond
Zepa P. Moore
Alfred Flather
Henry H. Flather
Bond
Alfred J. Flather
Andrew Dunlap
Onder
Jen H. Bunlep
J. H. Tinton
Ano E. Shelds
Mary EB. Sheada
Doune E. Foz
Frank E. Foz
Newton K. Fox
Charlotte T. Dalley
Wil
Alfred B. Leet
Octavia S. Haddawar
George 5
F.H. Stephens
Paul D. Connor
James
Bend
Austin Harvey-Cutter
George Newman
Mary Newmen
James A. O'Shea
Helen Southwick
LH. Linton
Willie
Levin J. Woollen
DW. Baker
J. EB. Lackey
W. H. Brown
Jessa L. Helakell
Chesapeske and
Potomac Telephone Company
Speie
Fialntiif
EH. ‘Thomas
Eisinger Brothers
Charles W. Williams
Plaiutti
Hayden Johnson
Wiliam
Bowling
Nannie Bowling
Platncl
Henry F. Woodard
James ‘A. Purcell
Heflin Brothers
Joseph C
Sal- Ma M. Miller
Municipel ‘Court
Platnti
J. J. Flynn
Elsworth T. Simpson Va’ Southern
Ashton G. Clapham
Arthur Lee
James A. Cahill
Tucker K. Sande
Frank HE. Ghiselli
Herbert V. Hunt
The
Commercial National Bank
Bank of Personal Service
Fourteenth and G Streets
Real Estate Trust CO
St. N. W
Piatntiti
Altoroeye
T. L. Jeffords
S. A. Kelewin
Joum Ro
Kinsear Vx
Sutlift N. Widdup
Toler
Praswlls Aliomeys
T Baker Apa
W. J. Iambert
Munsey Trust Company
Eolid
Rock of Gibraltar
Mansey Trust Company
Frank A. Munsey
National Savings and Trust Company
15Th and
N. Y. Ave
National Metropolitan Bank
Coumbla
Amoi
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Thilman Hendrick Hendrick Building
15Th St
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