Prices Jump as Union Pacific Leads Week’s Market Rally
New York financial desk reports a strong weekly finish with a 234 point advance led by Union Pacific amid improving sentiment and easier money conditions. Analysts note ongoing wariness about wheat’s harvest and copper price cuts, but broad buying returns push stocks to session highs before closing near peaks.
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Washington Post
New York
Tn Storks
Chix Sage
London
Garden
Seelon
Pinger Wader
Union Pacis
Norinal
Pertos
Europe
Iran
Othir
Wbic
Wall Street Rumors Drive Union Pacific Stocks and Bonds
Washington Post reports speculative activity in Union Pacific shares influences bond movement due to convertibility. Traders discuss bets on stock moves, market resiliency, and possible earnings-based dividend stability. Rumors also touch on Burlington, Great Northern, and Northern Pacific reorganizations and potential extra dividends.
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Union Pacific
Burlington
Great Northern
Alton
Northern Pacific
Bull
West
Government Bonds Update from July 14 Trade Screen
Currency slips and bond movements noted with mixed gains and losses across issues. Traders cite modest yields, shipment delays, and a cautious stance as markets digest earnings and policy hints.
Local Exchange Moves in Moderately Good Bull Market
Trading on the local exchange showed a moderately good bull market as several securities advanced or held steady. Washington Railway and Electric rose to 268, Union Trust warrants traded near cost, and Capital Traction remained strong with demand. Gas shares climbed with a 5 percent jump, while court actions backed capitalization plans. Charles Jacobsen joined the exchange, replacing John Lynch as a new governing committee member. District Title Insurance and Washington Title Insurance declared semi annual dividends.
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Vesterday Borstonces
Washington Railway and Electricia
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Areck
Union Trust
National Metropolitan Bank
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Common
Charles Jacobsen
Exchange
John Lynch
Edward J. Stallwagen
Union Trust Company
Foland Springs
District Title Insurance Company
Washington Title Insurance Company
Salee
United States
Ion
A. Washington Railway
Baha Capital Traction
Washington Gan
Bom
Hoy
Boy
MOM
GOK
Woh
Merxeothalar
Cod
Mitchell Mining
Metropolitan, National Bank
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Truwarrensa
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Mergenthatar
Washionton Gap
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Yeterday
Stock Exchange
Philippine Land Purchase
Dustriee of Columbia
Washington Ganay
Washington Gas
Oay
Golumble Raiteax
de Columbia Teaiiroad
Totemme Electric Light
Ghosapeake and
Folauiac Telephone
Washington Market Company
Washington Kallington
Nantél and
Weahlngton Stearbraths
Waebingvon Gartee
Georgetown Gan
Chesapaske
Potomac
Atocke
Merganthaler Linotyne
Mitchell
Mintog
National Bank
Ractona City
Columbia
Neon
American Security and, Trust
Turther Aechinea
Nation Savings and ‘Trust
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Loral
Washington
Seta Depot
London
Home Savings
Sao
Union Santos
Lakete
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Londo
Steeterd
Washington Stock Exchange summary turns mixed
The session shows scattered activity across railroads and utilities with Capital Traction and Washington Gas among active issues, while government and municipal bonds hold uneven demand. General market tone weak with spot quotes drifting. several listed stocks display thin volumes and cautious trading across sectors.
Washington Produce Market Prices and Items Listing
Prices and notes from the Washington produce market cover butter milk poultry cheese meats and vegetables. Markets list butter, cheese, live poultry, dressed meats, and vegetables with varied regional references and unit prices, reflecting broad wholesale activity and demand.
New York Produce Prices in July 1622 Report
A fragmentary New York price list from July 1622 covers dairy and cheese receipts, poultry, flour, cornmeal, hides, leather, lard, tallow, and oils. It notes firm cheese prices, varied poultry values, and steady to irregular market levels across commodities including bacon, oats, and petroleum products.
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New York
Pelea
Inc
Temiara
Vomman
Extra
Cra Ynery
Pennsylwnia
Win
Torkage
RGR
Lurweye
al Ana
Baltimore Markets Summary in July Trade Notes
Baltimore markets report mixed grain prices and exports with wheat, corn, oats and rye showing varied activity. Butter and cheese hold steady while sugar remains unchanged. overall market tone is cautious with ongoing season adjustments and prominent mentions of vessel movements and regional figures.
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FLOM
OHI
MNOM
Souther Omerate
Omarion
Souther
New York Cotton Market Shows Continued Upward Tendency
The New York cotton market extended yesterday's rally with a steady close, gains of about 2 to 4 points on July and other months. Trading remained active as brokers reported demand supports and short-covering dynamics, while weather and weekly reviews influenced sentiment.
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Hibts & Co
Stro
Waewbers
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Tria
Hah
Nobel
Bala ‘Rhe
Amarance
Boyriah Weekly
Hellerad
Hart
Athia
Lulu
Showas
Nora Gouthern
Daily Cotton Market Report and Livestock Prices
New York July 14 receipts 1,236. Trading steady with cattle and calves mixed. veal slow, feeders nominal. hogs steady to firm with mixed weights. Lambs and sheep market slow to lower. cattle receipts about 4,000. heavy to prime cattle and calves showing varied moves. exporters report shipments to Liverpool and London with several ships loaded and planned.
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Roan
Farket
Best
Absdy
Offery
B. Faltimece
Brebend
Parshead
Liverpool
Eteamanip Mobil
London
Indemnity Request Tied to Through Route Decision
Interstate Commerce Commission endorses a through route and joint rate between Jamestown and Philadelphia for fish transport. It allows the Pennsylvania Railroad to seek indemnity from Enterprise Transportation if the latter is financially irresponsible, pending a formal order.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Enterprise Transportation Company
Pennsylvania Allroad
New England Navigation Company
Belog
Jamestown
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Commission
Railroads Barred From Diverting Cotton Traffic Privileges
Genuntesioner Lane’s Interstate Commerce Commission decision rules a railroad may not divert traffic between cotton compressions. In Muskogee Commercial Club v Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway the commission says the carrier must treat compression points equally. It requires published rates for uncompressed and compressed cotton or removal from compression authority.
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Genuntesioner Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Muskogee Commercial Club
Muskogee Trafic Bureau
Missouri, Kansas and Teray Railway
Commission
I Muskogee
Embargo Ruling Finds Railway Discriminatory
Interstate Commerce Commission holds Philadelphia and Reading Railway unlawfully embargoed hay and straw shipments from BH L Rogers Co of Philadelphia. Testimony shows no general injury or interstate shipments, so reparation is denied. Wisconsin adopts 2 cent fare law. Gov Davidson signs cent railroad fare bill in Madison on July 16.
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Tua Aeemon
Interstate Committee Commission
BH. L. Rogers & Co
Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Davidson
Venezuela Refuses to Honor Debt to Belgian Creditors
Brussels reports Venezuela may repudiate its 2,00,000 dollar debt to Belgian lenders defying The Hague verdict. Caracas dispatch notes possible partial payments to the United States and eight nations, with six years to settle claims. President Castro prepared. Market notes in Chicago show wheat and corn prices fluctuating amid weather fears and war worry, with mixed futures and lar d hog shifts. Local receipts and yields for wheat, corn, and livestock cited.
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Venezuela
Hag
Hague
Tribunal
Spatch
Caracas
United States
Belgium
Castro Bec
New York Grain Market Report From July Trading
From New York grain notes, July activity shows mixed prices and fluctuating demand across corn and oats. Reports mention export totals, spot values, and futures terms with notes on weather and market sentiment influencing prices.
Mining-Curb Letter Shows Daisy Lead and BC Outlook
July 36, 199% figures highlight British Columbia crossing $10 a share for the first time in a long while. The Goldfield group stayed strong led by Daisy at $2.62. The letter praises Daisy’s past buy recommendations and warns of the market dullness with insiders buying Nevada Utah. It outlines the British Columbia story, listing officers and directors, authorized capital, and the Mother Lode and related properties. It details plant expansions, smelting capacity, and plans to carry active listed stock below $800 per share with margin rules and collateral acceptances.
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Ptt
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Tee Securities
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Bkaer Refining
Uated
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Tubecca
Anaconda Mining Co
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Ipitteburg
Atlantic Canal Line
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Bay
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Dowa Central Nt
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Ape Wuuerwoot
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Dominion Copper Company
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No Prosecutions Probable in Next Two Months Officials Absent
Milton D. Purdy assistant to the Attorney General and author of the injunction receivership method sails for Europe for six weeks or two months. No great activity in trust prosecutions is expected as Bouxparte spends time at Maryland country seat and Hoyt is in Europe. McReynolds will accompany Purdy. Two suits loom Dupont Powder Corpora tion and International Harvester Company both tied to monopolistic restraint of interstate commerce. Prosecution of Harvester may be delayed until autumn.
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Boux-parte
Maryland
Leiccstor
Hoyt Ia
McReynolds
Purdy
Dupont Powder Corporation
International Harvester Company
Harvester Company
Department of Justice
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