Liquidation Dominates New Haven Stock Market Decline
General liquidation marked today's New Haven trading with low priced railroad shares leading losses. Missouri Kansas and Texas, Denver and Rio Grande, Southern, St Louis and Southwestern, and Seaboard Air Line fell one to four points while higher grade issues including Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsylvanian and St Paul saw selling for future delivery. Banks were easier, money improved, and a broad rally closed the session steady despite uncertain outlook due to ongoing suits against directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Denver
Rio Grange
Southern
Erlvs
St Louis
Southwestern
Seaboard Air Line
St Paul
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Onto
Union Pacific
New Haven
New York Bond Market Highlights July 17 Listings
A dense listing of U S bond and stock quotations across railroads steel utilities and telegraph sectors with European and domestic corporations including American Agricultural American Cotton American Tobacco Atchison Chicago and Quincy Consolidated Electric Northern Pacific and Union Pacific issues plus Southern Pacific Seaboard Air Line and Virginia Carolina Chemical elements. The report notes bid and offer prices and badge identifiers for multiple issues with varied maturities and ratings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Agricultural Fe
American Cotton OU
Americar
American Smethink
American Tobacco Timer & Co
Atchison Gen
Atchison
Coast Ling
Kia
Baltimore
Ohig Co
Brooklyn ‘Transit
Central Teather
Chesapeake and
Hilo
New York State
York Railway
Hartford
Norfolk and Western
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Seaboard Air Lina
Southern Bell
Uuiern
Texan
Cific
Third Avenue
Adj
Union Pacifte da
Union Pacife
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Virginia-Caroling
Miam
Amer
St. P
Ste. Milm
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
Car & Fay
Elva
Tce Securities
Nevada Consolidated
Amer. S. & R. Pfd
Aimer, Sugar Rf
American Tel. & Tel
Pacific Mall
American Tobacco
Pacific Te
Pennsylvania
Atchison Pfd
Stn
MOP. C. Co
Stl
Atlantic Coast Line
Republic
Iron Rs Steel Aie
Central Leather
Republic L. & 5S
Prd
Chesapeake & Ohio
Rock Island Co
Chicago Great West
Rock Island Co. Pd. PK
Chicago
Mil
St P
Chicago & N
Seaboard Air Line
Colorado
Consolidated Gas
Sloss-Shet
8 &I
Aid Aay
Delaware & Hudson Feesealee
Southern Railway
Denver & Rio Grande
Denver & Rio G
Rennessee Copper
Distillers' Securities
Distillers' Securities. Vy Ji Mat
Texas & Pacific
Erie
Union Facilte
Union Pacific Pro
Eric 2d
United States Realty
General Electric Eedises
ATG
Goodrich
Great Northe Hey
U. S. Steel
Great North
Utah Copper
Tilate Central
Va-Care, Chemical
Levees
International Pump
Westinghouse Electric
Kansas City Southern
Wheal & Lake Erie
Laclede Gas
Clina Copper
NW. H
H. Bata
Baltimore Securities and Treasury Cash Ledger Notes
Baltimore July 11 report detailing United States Treasury finances with revenue receipts disbursements and asset totals. Highlights include gold reserves 87,898,623.80 and total cash assets in general fund 287,995,408.98 with extensive figures for ordinary disbursements and various securities across banks and trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
St Po
Barylend Teast Ea
Opulones
Uon
Gan
Thie Tn
United Rys
Elec
Rys
Hlee
Treasury
United States
United Hys. and
Bloc. Inc
Tetasaaty
Live Stock Markets and Grain Prices Reported
New York and Chicago market summaries include cattle receipts at 2,000 head with slow demand and mixed prices, hogs about 12,009 head with varied weights, sheep receipts around 10,400 head and lambs at 6.00, plus cattle, calves, and hog value ranges. Grain futures show Wheat steady to heavy and Corn and Oats mixed, with No 2 yellow wheat around 88 1/4 to 89 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Dakota
New York
Trong
New ‘York
Manitoba
Friqnexs
Buffalo
Philadelphia Markets Report Acknowledges Mixed Grain Trends
Philadelphia markets note mixed grain pricing with No 3 spot old export at 8249 81 percent, No 1 Northern Duluth export at 1.00, corn steady, live cattle weaker, dressed beef firm, and ongoing price signals from the July 17 market brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Duluth
Copper market report from New York and London
The July copper market in New York shows dull spot and September quotes at 19.25 to 12.85 with electrolytic around 15.62 to 13.75 and castings near 18.50 to 18.62. London copper prices appear steady with quiet warrants and similar ranges reported, reflecting a muted market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Renton
la New Orleans
Nevada
Norfolk
Nipissing Mines
Baltimore
Boston
North Lake
Philadelphia
Shannon
United Fruit
Utah Consolidated
Utah Copper Co Interior Movement
Mdig
Reculpta
Shipm'ts
Salon
Stack
Houston
London
Sia Aid i
Wall Street Gossips on Railroads and Dutch Losses
Brief notes from New York on stock openings, railroads, and Dutch investments. New Haven shares recovered after an initial drop while steel expectations held to dull activity. Reports show mixed earnings across road companies with notable declines. Dutch Americans losses estimated at 100 to 150 million, with Virginia Chemical earnings strong at 2.77 billion for year to May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Chemical Common
Dan
New York Stock Market Hose Distribution Noted
A report notes hose procurement by Lewis Johnson & Co located at 1505 Pennsylvania Avenue for stock market operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Johnson & Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
Growth of national bank deposits across cities shows West rise
Reports to the U S comptroller of currency detail nine banks with more than 10 million in gross deposits, led by City Bank of New York and Chicago lenders. West cities from Cleveland to Detroit and Minneapolis display large deposits, signaling broad industrial and commercial expansion beyond New York and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
New York
Washington
United States
Chicago
New York City
Boston
Shawmut
First National
Chemical Bank
Lst
City Bank of New York
Bank of
The
Chase
Park National Bank
West
Northwest
Foston
Hoston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Wall Street
Cleveland
Comptroller
T Buffalo
Kansas City
Albany
State Treasury Department
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Pacific Slope
Stock Exchange Report From Washington and Midwest Markets
Regular noon sales show Washington Calles at 106 with 1 000 dollar lots and Lincoln National Bank at 162. Mergenthaler Linotype at 215. Continental Trust at 19. Washington Railway and Electric listed at 88 and 32 for large blocks. GAS BONDS in the 95 million class tied to banking power and capital growth. note St Louis banks with deposits of 942 million, 32 million, and 51 million illustrating regional industrial activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Calles
Washington Railway and Electric
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lincoln National Bank
Continental Trust
Washington Hallway and Electric
St Louis
St. Lowis
Holland
Georgetown Gnas
Georgetown Gas
Washington Gas
Yas
Elen Bs
Col
Bs Railroad
Capital Traction
Columbia Ry
Metropolitan R
Waal Ry
Elec
Alex
Bto
Isceli
P Telephone &S Am. Tel
Telex
Tal
Tel. Ov
Dss
Steamboat Fis
Troces Capital Traction Ce
Flee
Wash
Virginia
Washalto
An. Com
Wash Balto
Alpti
Washington
Columbia Gas_and Fi
Amer, Tel and Tel Co
CES Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanaton Monotype
Greene-Cananes Copper
Fore National Bank Btoros
Corcoran Firemen's
Ing
Washington Ganon
Railway and Electric
Mergenthaler Linotype Prought
W. B Ribbs
Washington Stock Exchange
Geo. Gaa & & Ba
Geotown Gas Fa
C. Trac
HR. Gs
Asta
Toem
Col. RR. R. Ga
Metra
YOO
Riges AL. Chet Gg
Cupltak Traction
W. Ry
D& B. Cum
el Pta
W.va
JOSIN
W. St'boag
Iye
Weebington Gas
Air
Georgetown Gaa
Merg. Linotype
Lanston Bronc
Nat Bank
Com. Nat. Bank
Dia
Nat Hank
Federal Nat. HK FS
Lincoln
Net. Met. Bank
Riges Nat. Bank
volSec
Am. Sec & Tr
Nat. Law & Cr
Union Trust
Wagh, L & T
Cond. Trust
W. Lav B
Artington Pura
YIG
Title Ts
BEL Snel Bie
hapin-Sacka
Grando Com
Aoe
Grapho Pia
Merch, T
Bond and stock activity at the Washington Exchange noted
Trading momentum remained strong with Railway and Electric shares leading. Bonds moved briskly with $13,000 changed hands at 8 and additional demand at that level. a $4,000 sale followed. Washington Gas and Geographically related issues showed varied movement as listings reflect a busy session and new incorporations emerged including A. J. Simons Company and Dodek Clothes and Furniture Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Ask
Fragmentary Dairy Market Snippets From Obscure Page
Readable fragments reference per dozen pricing and regional dairy terms. Mentions West Virginia Ohio Maryland Virginia Panhandle areas, Butter-Creamery and Fahey references appear with varied percentages and numbers. Content is garbled with many misspellings and unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Giles
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
New York Produce Market Summary From Fragmented OCR
Fragmentary OCR shows New York produce items with prices and categories. Entries include butter creamery products lube receipts 8 000, cheese 3 800, poultry Western chickens broilers turkeys dressed frozen, sugar molasses coffee Santos Cordova with various price notes and unclear dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennslvania
Agis Turkern
Rio
Santos
Cordova
New York Money Market Report Highlights Rates
New York money market reports a mix of rates with Cali money firm at 2 1/2 percent and closing bids around 2 percent. Time loans show various yields, mercantile paper around 4 3/4 percent, sterling bills at 4 7/8 percent for sixty days, and government and railroad bonds noted with heavy activity and mixed prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cali
Casler
Mercantile
Burallver
Xioap Dears
Government Louda
Equity Court Records Highlight Numerous Civil Actions
A DC Equity Court No 2 docket lists numerous cases with plaintiffs attorneys and defendants counsel. Highlights include Beckham trustees authorized to purchase notes, Swindell representing Swindell in a motion, and receiver orders in Monumental Brewing and others. criminal docket features U S cases with sentences, probation, and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO
Justice Anderson Crawford
Crawford
Plaintiff
A. UG. Webb
Edwin Sarrent
Beckham
H. Cragin
Guster
L. Runnel
Alden McBarmot
McDermot
Endar
Alimody Dendentsite
Plaintifs
W Clagett
Aefendent
W Bott
EF Colladay
Lum Valley National Bank
Hominger
Decre
Fa. Swindell
AL Newmyer
Lea Va
Les
Pinus
P.O
Moriarty
Kasby-Smith
Wid
Virginia Land Commany
Klee
W. J. Lambert
EP. Morey
Monumental Brewing Company
Fiala
Gale
Relph B Fleharty
Y-zintim
Mioharty
Wok
Ambrose
Atorney
RH Yeatman
John Cordrana
Henry Lowa
Bond
Allorney
GC Shinn
Philips
District Concrete Company
Criminal Court NO 1
Insdea Gould
United States
Tony Lewis
Stewart
Buford Tuel
TC Taylor
Benjamin Langston
Henry Willams
William Kinley
L. M. Bernstein
Alerandar
Henvy Miles
Alphonse Lagen
T Lo Jones
Stewart Knott
Tustice Anderson
Real Estate Transfers in Potomac Heights and Northwest DC
Real estate transfers listed include Potomac Heights properties from Potomac Helzhis Land Co to Mildred E Walters, and Ida Le Boswell to Margaret Doper in Southeast. Transactions cover Virginia Avenue area, D Street, Petworth, and various Northwest districts with parcels in blocks 536, 114, and 2% squares, with values largely cited as $10 or other nominal sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Heights
Potomac Helzhis Land Company
Mildred E Walters
Stuelt
Ida le Boswell
Margaret Doper
Angoustie
North Carolina Avenue
Sisin
George W Kernodie
William
Loog
Brookland Huge & Langer
Charles A Cook
Tuck
Petworth
Graver
John T Humphress
Virginia Avenus
D Street
Third Street
Hell Atroeis
Hale
Virgnna Avenue
Lennard A Snea
Washington
Comsun
HOLM
MANOR
Ethel M. Rubty
Seneca
Dain
Rosstind
Bain
Corcoran
Noptiwest
Curtcn
Huggine Et al
Theman
Slammond
Randle Highlands
United States Realty Company
Charles M Walker
Randle Highlants
United States Really Company
Hobson
Norme L
Seabury
Joseph B . Rowling
Thomas L Fortuna
Atlenth
The
Oregon
Darob Mo Ste
Pattie
Jewell
Vermont Avenue
Jaro M Stein
Wrights
Ciara
Edward J Collier
Square
Crovy Chase
Seneca B. Rata
Herbert T Shangon
Marton J. Luchs
LE Droit Park
George B Retts
Grace M Pitekhn
Square Josa
George Bo Heits
Cie
Deeds of Trusts Across Washington Area Properties
A long list of deeds of trust records loan actions securing various properties. Entries name grantors, trustees, and beneficiaries including American Security and First Trust, Washington Loan and Trust, Enterprise Building Association, and Continental Trust. Monthly payments range from modest sums to several hundred, with interest rates commonly around 5 to 6 percent and terms up to 30 years. Locations include Square 69 Brightwood Park, Square 271 Inimes J Lucas, Chevy Chase Heights, Mount Atry, and Castle Kensington neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alom Wingdalis
Adolph Ammann
George Gertiwau
James Mo Kinchelon
Eeuure
Betty B Heal
Mary L
Calton Palmer
Robert RK Bennett
R Pritchard
Remianagally
Patrick B
o'Cannor
Jack von WT Halston
Henry Wo Plaher
Equitable
Petworth
John JT Mumphreve
Jacaly S Gruver
Hugh A Thrift
Benjamin H. Grever
Brightwood Pahk
Washington Loan
Tras Campane
Ena
Eure Tyutteble Cooperative
Randle Righlards Unariee M Welker
Anerican Sauntain Trust Company
United States Realty Company
Aquare
Randle' Highlanus
George W. Hoteon
American Security and First Company
The
Cure United States Healty Company
Cumbemraety
Lotz Sa
Squere
Gost Square
J Lucas
James Berry
Marvin
Custis
Barry Farw
Daniel Webster
McDowell
Morgan
Calahan
Walter
Pratt
Puesiom
Catherine “‘McNamara
Edmond Pitcgerald
William Po Nartorie
Enterprise Serial Building Association
Chevy Chase Heights
Ciara Catlins
Thomas M Gamnenf
George Hamilton
Newlamt
Steele Et Ux
Thomas Walker
Thomas A Johnson
Smaure Annie
Walker
Joseph
Mi McLashlan
Weington Lee and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Huilding
Nivek
Castle Wenits
North Adit
Virginia
Meyers
Mt Vir
Suseph Wo
LW Warmich
Sontinental Trust Company
Extra dividend on Union Pacific warrants declared 1914
The extra dividend on the Volon Paste Railroad Company common stock warrants, declared January 8 1914, will be payable July 2 1914 at 165 Broadway New York upon surrender of the warrants. Cash per warrant equals 300 share value plus proportional interest from April 1 to July 2014 at 2 percent then 3 percent, with fractional shares exchanged for Baltimore and Ohio stock and related scrip, subject to conditions and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Broadway
New York
N. Y
Volon Paste Railroad Company
N.Y
Gpum
Ghindead
Haltimorn and
Qhin Railroad
Serip
Union Partte Railrad Company
Shack
Baltmore and
Ohio Rallroas
Mts
Baltimore
Anc
Baltimore and
Ohio
Union
Upton Pacific Rail Food Company
Weltimore and
Geriy
Baltmore and Ohio
Obie
Compass Wes
Okt Stork
Stork
Sminh
Mlupai
Lalor
Pempaye
Union Parity Hal Road Company
Upor
Enrufestes
Bal &More
Cajon Paulle Hartland Company
Pner
Sch
Mt Tee
Union Parte Railroad Company
Wil Retour Ce
Glee
Crosby
Is This the Kind of Bank You Want to Bank With
An advertisement for the Munsey Trust Company promoting its capital of $2007 00 and fully paid status. It touts daily interest, various rate plans, no penalties, and a “Square Deal” for depositors. The ad claims sound business lines, equal treatment of customers, and encourages opening an account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Savings and Trust Company
Mungey Trust Company
Rock of
Gibraltar
Munser Trust Company
Murrey Trust Company
Munsey Trust Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uture Institution of Suit Asalet
Baltimore Securities
United States Treasury
Chicago Grain
Curb Market
Cotion
Bia
Aflams Express
Braden G
Hradten Tech
Kerr Lake
Stow
Tin
Rose Consolidated
Eprner
Manchester
Mason Valley
Manhattan
Marconi
Yukon Gold
United Cigar Stores
United Cigar Stores, New
Tul
OU City
U. S
Rt Ave
Panama
Rhchiy
NEW York Grain
New Raven
Steel Corporation
Colorado Southern
International
Great Northern
Ntwo
Fittsburgh
Fort Wayne
NEW York Stock Market
Eastern Paper
Local Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Young
Aljve
Emaliez
Seon -Agbiat
Anenay Tay
Peking
Pensylvanie
Mr. Bell
Charles J. Bell
American Security and Trust Company
Canada
Lake Consolation
British Columbia
Circuit Court NO 4
Coa
Hayden Juhium
GT Dunlap
Howling Grean Whitestone Company
Fancher & Driscoll
Plumcnlta
Hinton
Fredi
Terry
Washington Railway and Dintrie Company
Tucker, Kens & Macfarland
JD Faber
Alexander Woll Lepiey
Kemp
Platotists
Frank J Hogan
WA Kaufman Ac‘endant
A A.trey
D Smith van
D Smith van Vn
Washington Tattway and Blestrie Company
Motion For New
Rial
WJ Lambert
George P Hoover
Maldurston
Justice Alderson
John F. Reimhardt
Aled Tatata
E. Tomlinson Ovier
RBP
Ghealny
Joseph Z. Meyer
HW Schon Batate
Charlotte ‘T Dalley
Hamison
Ralph A. Martun
Wey
William B Andrews
Carl Petersen
Annie C Petersen
Alexander H Bell
Richard Driscoll
Bridget Parker
Band
Jennie Grotts
Jesale Brotts
Fic
Harvey T. Winffeld
Alfred B Baker Hutata
Sarah A. Chake
J. J Cantigan Getate
Marthat Mc McKim
W Duncen MeKim
J. & Jones
Johin F. Reinhardt
Wit
Mary “L. Raishardt
Andrew Wiley
Tienjamin
Baker
Apmie EZ
Daker
Leon Tobriner
James E Mitor, Jr
W. C. Martin
Harry Caller
the Hemmick Manufacturing Company
Plaintif
Neale & England
Clarence E. Pendieton
Murray A Cobb
George W. Gm
Oliver P.M. Brown
Hoffman J. Bolton
John H. Tans
Nelson Murdock
Jacob Henderson
Amen L. Neill
Inane
J. D Lipscomb
Andylvester L Cerrethers
Plaintutr
George W. Offutt
Anthony Messinéo
Iministrator
Creed WM Fulton
J Dawson Willams
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
National Metropolitan Bank
US Treasury
Columba
Real Estate Trust CO
14Th and FI Sts
Tel
J. Thilman Hendrick Bendrick
15Th St
Manhattan Life Insurance Co
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