Wall Street firm as market shows mild optimism
New York traders witness a cautious session with improving steel demand and favorable crop news lifting sentiment slightly. Amalgamated Copper and steel mills lead in activity while Bank of England reserves strengthen. London markets turn weak after an open, with bonds steady and government issues unchanged.
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Wall Street
Bank of England
York
Stocka
Treasury Summary Of New York Money Markets July 18
The United States Treasury reports money on call steady at 4 1/2 to 5 8 3 4 percent, closing bids at 3 percent. Time loans show offerings at 2 percent. Sterling exchange steady, actual business in bankers' drafts at 84 7 8 for 90 day bills and 48 7 4 for short Commercial Dila. Government bonds and pet warrants steady.
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Sk MK
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Dilla
Allin-Chalmers
Os A
Kansas City Southern
Amalgamated
Southern Pfd
Fenettite
Amer
Laclede Gas
Lehigh Walte
Ee iMinn
St. Louia
Amer. Car & Foundry
S. St. M
Hide & L
Pfa
Kansas
Texas
Ice Securities
Kan
Tex
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
Am. Sm. & Refining
N. Ry
Am. Steel Foundries
New York Central
Northern Pacific
American Woolen
Pacific Mall
Anaconda Mining’ Co
Pacific Tel. & Tel
Ohatchison
Pennsylvania
Atchison Pfd
Naarea
People's Gas
Eins
Atlantic Coast Line
Top
Baltimore & ‘Ohio
Finnitony
Pittsburgh Coal
Bethichem Steel
Pressed Steel
Brook
Rapid
Pullman Place
Canadian Pacific
Bar Consolidated
Reading
AOA
Central of
N. J
Republic Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio
Snus & Alton
Rock Inland Co
Republic Steel Pid
Chicago
Gt. Western
Rock Island Co. Pian
Abbel
Chi. Gt. West. Ptd
Seaboard Air Line
Chicago &N.W
Seaboard A. L. Ptd
Chi
Mil
St. Paw
Chino Copper
Southern Railway
Southern Ry
Delaware & Huron
Tennessee Copper
Denver & Rio Grande
Texas & Pacific
Denver & Rio
Baty
Imion Pacific
Erie
United States
U. S Steat
Great North Orectse
JIM
Utah Copper
Wabash Ir
Inter.-Met
Wabash
Inter. Harvester
Western Maryland
Inter. Marte
Westinghouse
Inter
Western Union
Wheel & Lake Erie
Owa
Market Closing Prices From Washington Boston Cured Listing
Georgetown Gas and Potomac Electric issues dominate noon sales with 5s and consolidated notes trading around 103 percent. Washington Railway and Electric and Mergenthaler Linotype show modest gains while Lanston Monotype and District National Bank trade near the 90s and 140s respectively.
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Georgetown Gas
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Potomac Electric Light
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
New ‘York
American Steel Foundry
American Steel
Adams Express
Aeng
Anglo-American Oil
Braden
Brush
American. Tobacco
Chicago Subway
Giroux Consolidated
Greene-Cananea
Hollinger
Intercontinental Ri
Kerr Lake Co Gas
la Rose Consolidated Ag
Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Co
Georgetown Meetown Gas
Loose W. Biscult Ale
Manhattan Transit
Capital Traction Co
Acostia
Potomac
Mis Marconi
Columbia 2d Moyt
Nipsseung
Qcolumbia
Standard Oil
Railway' and Electric
Mount Ver
Yukon Gold
Potomac Electric
United Cigar Stores
Colectric Power Ist Se
Ches
Potomac Tel
Tel
Teles. Com
Col Oper Mtg. Co
Nort Simbt
Risso Hentey
T Tong
Ty ‘ Short
Capital Traction
National Bank
American
Columbia
Baltimore
Farmers and Mechanics
Incain
National Bank of Baltimore
Metropolitan
Consolidated Power
Houston
Houston Oil
Trumpany
Seaboard Air Line
American Security and Truss
United Railways
Ational and Trust
Union
Baltimore City
And
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N. O
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Union Savings
United Rys
Elec
East Witrees City
Wash
Dane National Union
Columbia Titts
Reed Real Estate
Papeter Hol
Pagar
Washington
New York Grain Market Report July 18
Spot prices show wheat steady then irregular after crop news. No. 3 red at 1.066 to arrive export basis. Duluth futures mixed with July at 1.07 and September around 1.00. corn weaker on export demand with receipts around 50,000 and 21% shipments noted. market commentary reflects fluctuating futures and limited shipments.
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New York
Duluth
New York Produce Prices Prompt Mixed Readings Across Goods
Market report from New York on July 18 shows butter steady, eggs irregular with high receipts, cheese steady, poultry unsettled with Western broilers and fowls varying, flour and rye flour moderately steady, hay prices easy but stable, lard and tallow quiet, oils firm for cottonseed and linseed, coffee unsettled with Rio and Santon quotes, potatoes firm on Southern and Jersey markets, cabbages steady, peanuts unchanged.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Hores
Pacific Coast
Rio
Cordova
Southern
New
Jersey
Long Island
Live Stock Markets Report From Chicago and New York
Various livestock prices and receipts logged across Chicago and New York on July 18. Cattle receipts steady to higher, hogs mixed, sheep steady to slightly lower. notable quotes include Texas and Western cattle ranges, city dressed veals and calves, and regional grain and dairy price levels in Baltimore and Maryland markets.
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Chicago
Texas
New York
Abeep
Virginia Tembe
Common
Kentucky
Catia
Wheat yields seen at record sizes amid frost risks in Northwest
Chicago grain markets flagged potential record wheat per acre yields across Minnesota, the Dakotas, and the Northwest, with frost damage feared in Canada. Corn oats and barley showed mixed or weak moves as copper and metals markets also drifted, while signals of large wheat output dominated trade.
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Chicago
Northwest
Minnesota
Dakotas
Canadian
New York
Cleveland
London
Metal Market Movements In Philadelphia Trade Brief
The Philadelphia metal market reports mixed grain results with wheat slipping and corn and oats holding steady. Butter and eggs show little change as nearby receipts vary and price quotes remain unsettled across export elevators and Western markets.
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Philadelphia
Wall Street Gossip Highlights Crop Outlook and Bank Notes
Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis says Northwest crops show favorable progress as rains restore moisture, easing drought fears. Iron Mountain dividend boosts Missouri Pacific income, aiding bond financing. Panhandle and Norfolk stocks move on dividend and yields, Bank of England reports weekly gold holdings rise.
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New York
Northwestern ‘National Bank
Minneapolis
Northwest
Iron Mountain
Miasaour! _Pacific treasury
Washington Produce Market Wholesale Quotations Read
Florida and North Carolina fruits and vegetables in good demand. Home grown vegetables moderate. Butter and cheese prices listed. Eggs, poultry, and a wide range of vegetables with regional price variations. Green fruits include California oranges and cherries with New York and Georgia items also priced. Meats show dampened pork and hen prices.
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Florida
North Carolina
Elgin
New York State
New
Virginia
West Virginia
Texas
New York
California
Georgia
New York Cotton Market Rises on Short Covering
After a quiet start the New York cotton market grew active and firm closing with a 11.17 point gain. Spot cotton rose 15 points with middling uplands at 12.60 and twenty nine dollars per bale listed. futures quotations show varied highs and lows as traders cover shorts and step into long positions.
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New York
Washington Stock Exchange activity and early 1912 trade
The Washington Stock Exchange session saw sparse orders and weak demand with minor trades in Mer Esterh a Merjenthaler and Langston stocks. Bank and utility issues showed limited movement while Argentina rises to eighth in U S imports, with U S exports to South America up across several nations in the eleven months to May 9 1932.
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South America
United States
Chile
Uruguay
Venezuela
Brazil
Colombia
Argentina
Péru
Holland writes of growth of our manufactured exports
New York July 18 the president of a major Kansas City bank is quoted noting bumper crops in the Southwest if weather holds and farmers show little concern for the presidential election. The government reports detail U.S. foreign commerce for the year ending June 30, highlighting a shift from agriculture to manufactured exports and the rising share of industry in international trade.
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New York
Kansas City
Southwest
United States
Chicago
Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Department
Bhose
Haae
Dhe
Nation's Foreign Trade Tops 4 Billion With Gross Potential
The United States reports a grand foreign commerce near 3.9 billion in round numbers for the year, excluding Porto Rico and Hawaii. If included, the total would top 4 billion, rivaling Great Britain and hinting at the nation becoming the world’s leading trading power in ten years if growth persists. Shipping under foreign flags limits true national gain by about 100 million or more. Holland.
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United States
Washington
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Great Britain
Holland
Back Hawaiian Bond Issue Approved by Treasury
The Treasury Department will accept new Hawaiian bonds up to 1.5 million dollars as security for public bank deposits at market value not exceeding par. The move may raise the rate at which existing bonds are held as security for 685 thousand dollars in deposits. President Taft and Secretary Fisher approved the new issue, with Hawaii’s treasurer negotiating their sale in Washington.
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Department
Treasury Ag Security
Taft
Interior
Fisher
Hawaii
Legal Record Highlights from District Supreme and Probate Courts
Equity court actions include Junilee Wright case with Drew as trustee, and Absent defendant in Anderson v Wiltsie fixed. Habeas corpus hearing in Spearing case continued. Probate matters list wills, guardians, and estates such as Cousins, Langworthy, Rogers, Banks, Stiefel, Shaw, Bernhard, Nishaus, Noack, and others with bonds and guardians appointed.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Junilee Wright
Douglas
Drew
C. W. Fitts
George H. Macdonald
George W. Drew
Anderson Va
Wiltsie
George F. Collins
George P.pearing
West Virginia
Spearing
Hurdle
Justice Wright
James Cousins, Sr
F. D. Blackintone
Emma F. Langworthy
Lavigia Rogers
Charles D. Horner
Thomas Walker
Mary M. Johnston
Thomas Banks
C. H. Merillat
Dorothy Stiefel
H. L
Mary J. Shaw
W. C. Sullivan
Grace
Bernhard
J. Berphara
B. J. Bernhard
Tore Clyda R Wheeler
Robet Wheeler
Bond
Montray T. Herbert
L. Cabell Willemsen
Louisa
Bratensh
George C.F. Bratenahl
Blair & Hillyer
Margaret Nishaus
August W. Noack
H. E
Ars
Real Rotate Transfers on North West Streets and Surroundings
Listing of property transfers in various Washington DC neighborhoods including Alberta, North West and Petworth. Names include John B. fat, Norman E. Brooks, Willem L. Lanning, William C. Miller, Charien H. Williams, Frank Dely, Henrietta Hobkell, Ralph P. Barnard, Guy H. Johnson, Amory K. Tingle, Carl L. Pavin, Josephine Washburn, and Henry A. Wiath. Properties span streets between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, Forty-third, and wider blocks with values noted such as 10 dollars or 16 dollars, up to 70 dollars in one entry.
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Forty-third
John B. Fat
Norman E. Brooks
Norman E. Brooke
Jet Ba Harry
Macrae
Versity Heights
Willam L. Lanning
Q Ker
West Lot
Ount Pleasant
William C. Miller
Charien H. Williams
Arey Rena Annie ‘Byrd
James A. West
Charles G. Meyer
Frank Dely
Col Gargs Heights
Frances
Beekmas
Feswarth Pieter
F Pterfield
Congress Heights
Ralph P. Barnard
Fous
Henrietts
Heiske
Henry L
Guy H. Johnson
Ethel Spoodridge
Henry A. Wiath
James Feete
Tanta Square
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Price
Ingleside
Widdaugh
Witie M. Chamberlin
Betteeen Fourtesoth
Fitesnth
George W. Blankenship
Charles H. Davidson
Rite
Barry G Laycock
Thomas Bk. Fortune
Francis
Clifford i George C
Mountcastle
Park
Columbia Heights
Charles E. Roach
Henry W. Offutt
Property liens listed across districts and blocks
A long list of mortgages and secured notes for numerous properties in multiple wards and squares. It records transfers to various trustees and lenders, including amounts from a few thousand dollars, terms from 1 to 4 years, and interest rates typically around 5 to 6 percent, with properties such as lots, blocks, and quarters noted in each entry. It cites locations like CONGRESS HEIGHTS HOLMEAN MANOR and WEST ECKINGTON among others, with dates and parcel references embedded.
Contempt Finding Stays For Newport News Merchant
Norfolk July 13 A bankrupt Newport News and Hampton merchant Teaac Kiraner was found in contempt by Federal Judge Wad aff for failing to turn over 3000 dollars to bankruptcy trustees for creditors. He appealed and was held in 5000 dollar bond for his November appearance.
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Teaac Kiraner
Newport News
Hampton
Wadaff
Kirsner
Wea
Hief
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