Illinois Central dividend shocks stock market
New York July 19. Illinois Central declared a 3 1 2 per cent semi annual dividend with a 1 2 per cent extra, not the expected 7 per cent. The move sparked a broad market dip led by Union Pacific, followed by a partial recovery. Northern Pacific and Great Northern stocks surged amid readjustment talk, while market betting centers on Northern Securities and Union Pacific amid continuing railroad consolidation. The cotton and grain sectors showed strength despite Wall Street uncertainty.
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Washington Post
New York
Ilinois Central
Union Pacific
Ili
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Preferred
Northern Securities
Northwest Wall Streets
Great Northern
Uniba Pacific
Northern Pacify
Union Pacifle
Caton Pacife
Wan
Wall Street
Pania
Illinois Central
Amtend
Union Bacifle
Inois Central
Dunors Central
Otto
Southern Pacific
Northern Securities Company
Wall Street Gossip on Northern Pacific and Metropolitan Stocks
New York July 19 stock notes cover Northern Pacific price moves amid dividend chatter and Union Pacific relations. Analysts parse past dividends, Northern Securities dissolution, and futures for Metropolitan Railway earnings and 7 percent guarantee. Also mention wheat outlook, cotton bulls turning conservative, and brokerage summaries by W.S. Hibbs & Co.
New York Grain Prices Report Dull Wheat Rises on Rumors
New York July 19 Wheat futures firm after weak cables and favorable weather. No. 2 red futures closed near 99 1/2 cents and 08 percent, with July, August and September prices shown. Corn and oats mixed, oats strong on wheat strength and weather outlook. provisions steady as wheat gains influenced meat and lard futures. Estimated tomorrow’s receipts listed for wheat, corn, oats, and boxes.
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Hughess
Duluth
Manitoba
Seles
Wales
Mira Hoge
Amer Uurtry
Cloes
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Beef prices mixed with steady and dull tones across cattle and calves. Hogs show gains in Chicago with market 5 to 10 cents higher, while lambs and sheep soften. Cattle receipts near ten thousand in Chicago, including good to prime steers and feeders, with hogs light but higher demand.
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New York
Elene
Tarebora
Chicago
Real estate and stock brokers form alliance on Washington Stock Exchange
The Washington Stock Exchange features a growing link with real estate. George J. Easterday, active on the board since November, is highlighted as a capable trader born in Virginia who moved to Washington as soon as he came of age, bringing shrewd judgement to both markets.
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George J. Easterday
Virginia
Washington
Equitable Building
F St
John Jay Edson
Tills Spear
Geo. W. Casllear
Frank P. Reeside
Washington Loan & Trust Co
9Th
F Sts
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Re&l Estate Department
Carefm
Acteation
Elven
John Joy
John A Swope
Ellis Spear
Andrew P&rker
Harry G. Meems
Boyd Taylor
Thomas Bradley
Cordial orator joins life insurance then real estate
A man noted for eloquence in life insurance sales transitions to real estate focusing on apartment cases. Georgetown University Law School graduate and class president applies legal knowledge to his business with growing success.
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Georgetown University Law School
Washington Stock Exchange closes with varied quotes and bonds
Closing quotations from the Washington Stock Exchange show numerous securities with mixed activity. Listings include railroads Capital Traction and Washington Railway and Electric, various bonds from Metropolitan and city lines, and a broad array of bank and utility stocks with prices and percentages indicating trading positions.
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Philipping Lend Parehawe Dende
Capitel Traction Railroad da
Metropolitan Raload BP
Metropolitan Raiload
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Columbia Railroad Second Mortgage
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Washington Gas Company
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United States Electric Light
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Washington Market Company
Potomac Electric Light Frates
Norfolk and Washington
Waslngion Loan and Trent
American Security and Tuac
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Treat Company
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings
Hank
Union Savings Bank
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Capital Traction
Washerington Hallway
Jton Railway and Electric
Comiaus
Bristol
National’ Bank
Bak
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Columbia
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Lincoln
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Franklin
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Arlington
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Georgetown Ga
Mergenthaler Linotype
Larston Monotype
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Ie Aelegeanegts Inet Een Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
Norfolk
Steanbogt
New York Produce Market Report July 19 Broadcast
New York produce prices and receipts list firm to steady across items. Butter eggs cheese poultry flour rice coffee sugar potatoes peanuts cabbages and fats show stable demand with mixed cash values in the daily market notes.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Western Brothers
Rio
Southern
Jersey
Liverpool
London
Baltimore Markets report from July shows flat rates across grains
Baltimore markets July 19 report lists plour steady with 2 209 barrels, wheat firmer with August at 85 cents, corn mixed with receipts 11 431 bushels and exports 61 352, oats 34 acks, rye 76 7a, hay prices and grain freights steady, butter cheese and sugar stable with small market variations.
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New Southern
Corn—Kanter
Catota
Wilmer
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Segar
New York Cotton Opens Firm on Bullish Rumors
New York July 19 The cotton market opened firmer with futures 7 to 17 points higher on strong rumors of demand from American and European buyers. Early trading saw heavy buying through wire and commission houses, with prices slipping back slightly but then rallying as central valley conditions influenced sentiment. By midmorning values held near the session highs with October facing stronger selling pressure and overall gains about 2 to 4 points from the previous close. Estimated sales at about 100000 bales.
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York
Amort Tobarco
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Atchicon General
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Japan
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Cartifente
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Texas
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Salem
Lehigh Official Changes and Bank Closure Reported
Lehigh Valley Railroad directors promoted L D Smith to chief clerk to the president and assistant secretary based in New York. J F Schaperkotter named solicitor for Lehigh Valley and Lehigh Valley Coal companies. Spring Valley Farmers Bank in Ohio closed with receiver appointed, assets around 14,000,000, following local bank consolidations.
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New York
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Ooal
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Drinker
Lehigh University
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Ohio
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Farmers’ Bank
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