Leading Stocks Sag As General Market Dips
Heavy session on the stock exchange with steel shares sagging, but Reading Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper holding firmer. A subsidiary of a major steel firm announced a per ton advance next week for wire and allied products while foreign markets recovered from earlier unsettlements amid midyear optimism in trade and crop prospects. Bank loans fell by 15 million dollars, cash rose 7.5 million, and reserves grew about 8.5 million, lifting excess cash to around 3 million below two weeks prior. government bonds unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Reading
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Genesal
Tevoradis
Steel Corporation
Uise
Mercantila Agencise
London
New York Cotton Declines Then Recovers On Demand Hopes
In New York July 20 the cotton market opened with a soft tone but found support as demand for cotton goods and higher yarn prices spurred buying. Futures closed steady with a net loss of 4 to 8 points amid bearish crop news east of the Mississippi, while old crop firmness supported the late session. The bankers clearing summary showed bank reserves and loans shifting as traders eye cash strength and a conservative stance. The report notes a heavy weekly cash flow toward New York boosting confidence in liquidity and potential for money movement to higher levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Catton
Lawiug
Ectsase
Hanks’ ‘Agh
Hau
York
New
Charles
A. UB Aes
Joana
Houston
Staten
St. Louis
Ralst
Great
Continent
Great Britain
Ince
Atone
C. Forbes
United States
Acale
Washington bankers earn certificates in banking and finance
W. W. Spaid of Hibbs & Co announces that several members of the Washington Chapter American Institute of Banking have completed exams in banking and finance and commercial law, earning certificates from the American Bankers Association. Names include Bokioff, Bedford, Manning, Berry, Ireland, Addison Jr, Killman, Duffy, Gauss, Beam, Blanton, Smith, Boyer, Varela, Exkloff, White, Pierce, Wilkins, Gockeler, and others. The second class to graduate, with plans for an advanced course next year, aims to aid younger Washington bankers. Several financiers are leaving for summer trips, including Ball, Blair, Bands, Selby, Warden, Hoover, Harper, Hibbs, Wiley, and Gales, with travel to Bar Harbor, Moosehead Lake, Ocean City, and Maine coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Spaid
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Washington
American Inatitute of Banking
American Bankers’ Association
C. Lewis Bokioff
Albert H. Bedford
The
National Metropolitan Bank
Donala “H. Manning
Raymond H. Berry
Hans W. Ireland
G. Addison, Jr
Lawrence H. Killman
Home Savings Bank
H. C. Duffy
McLachlen Banking Corporation
Harry W. Gauss
W. R. Beam
United States Trust Company
Harry C. Blanton
Vincent B. Smith
Riggs National Bank
Charles D. Boyer
A. R. Varela
Commercial National Bank
Charles C. Ex
Charles J. Ball
American Security and Trust Company
Mooseheld Lake
Woodbury Blair
National Savings and Trust Company
Bar Harbor
T. K. Bands
New York
Haabeth
N. J
William Selby
American National Bank
Ocean City
Charles W. Warden
Continental Trust Company
Greensboro
N. C
William D. Hoover
Portland
Maine
Robert N. Harper
District National Bank
William B. Hibbs
Hibbs & Co
Harvey Wiley
Thomas P. Gales
Thomas F. Fisher & Co
Leesburg
Big Harvests and Uncertain Cotton Outlook Across Markets
A July 2 Forbes survey notes a midyear pause in finance and politics as markets brace for a new era. Cotton prices rise while grain outlook improves amid potential railroad strain and holiday on Wall Street. New Arlington Motel directors listed. capital and tariffs discussed alongside war talk and insurance trends.
New York Produce Markets Report July 20
New York price list shows butter steady with receipts near 6,989 bags, cheese unchanged at 2,213 pounds, eggs steady with 10,41 receipts, and live poultry steady led by Western broilers at 23 cents per pound. Flour and pork values hold firm. lard and refined sugar prices mix with other commodities. Philadelphia and Baltimore quotes mirror steady to firm trends in wheat corn oats and coffee.
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New York
Western Brothers
Western Brosiere
Turkage
Kansas
Isla
Continent
South America
Cordova
Seitimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Western
Perth
Poe
Ams-Chalmera
Kansas City Southern
Ee Ieea Be Sa IK. C
Southern Pfd
Amer. Agricultural
Laclede Gas
Amer
American Can
Lehigh Valley
Aro, Car & Foundry
Texas
Imo
Kan
Tex
American
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
Sm. & Refining
Ononal Lead
Am. Steel Foundries
New York Central
American Tel. & Tal
West
American Tobacco
Mhnorfolk & Western
Tobacco
North American
American Woolen
Northern
People's Gas
Po. C. & Bt Lnenon
Pittsburgh
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brook
Rapid Tranalt
Canadian Pacific
Railway Steel
Central Leather
Ray Consolidated
Central of N. F Republic
Chesapeake & Ohio
Republic Steel pitChicago & Alton
Rock Island Co
Chicago Gt. Western
Seaboard Air Line
Gt. West
Seaboard A. L
Chicago
N. W
St. L
8. I
Consolidated Gas
Southern Railway
Delaware & Hudson
Tennessee Copper
Texas & Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Tol. Bt. L. & West
Denver & Rio Gr
Stl & W. Pfa
Distillers’ Securities
Union Pacific
Erie
Erie Ist
Bate! S
United States Realty. Aeons
Pfa
United States Zeabber
Neral Electani Aoatong
United States
Molfield Consolidated
S. Steel
Great Northern
Utah Copper
Great North
Creots Tia Fissan
Bete Via
Inter
Western Union
Lake Erie
Iowa
Centra
Wheat market slides under big crop estimates atChicago
Chicago July 2 big crop estimates displaced the Dardanelles scare as the main driver of wheat prices. Markets closed heavy with corn and oats fluctuating and hogs and cattle showing mixed results. Oil and other commodities remained largely dull in New York and Buffalo trading.
Wall Street Gossip on Steel and Rail Earnings
Wall street gossip notes a $181 million quarterly earnings rise for iron and steel, with second quarter net predicted not less than $25 million and a current quarter forecast of at least $20 million. Railway wages talks loom next week while labor unrest and broad foreign trade strengthen despite a cautious market.
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Yorks
Wall Street
Bureau of Railway Atatistics
New York Stock Market Quotations Note Hibbs Co Endorsement
The quotations reflect figures received by Ww. B. Hibbs & Co. bankers and brokers from Hibbs building. They are members of the New York Stock Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade, and Washington Stock Exchange.
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New Arlington
New Arlington Motel Company
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Ohio
T. Coleman du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Willam Alban Ulman
Frank M. Andrews
L. L. Dunham
J. F. J. Archibald
New York
Frederick E. Chapin
George Howard
W. B. Hibbs
Washington
Frank 8. Butterworth
New Haven
Conn
J. F. 3. Archibald
William B. Hibbs
Ww. B. Hibbs & Co
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Supreme Court DC probate and guardianship filings update
The legal record lists multiple probate actions and guardianship petitions in the District of Columbia, including wills for Frederick B. Williams and Joseph W. Duncan, notices of intention to file motions for Mary M. Johnson, and a guardianship petition for Richard T. Umbau. Attorneys named include George F. Collins C. T. Titman and D. B. Clarke, with property transactions across numerous northwest blocks and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Justice Wright
Frederick B. Willams
Mary M. Johnson
George F. Collins
Joseph W. Duncan
C. T. Titman
Richard T. Umbau
D. B. Clarke
Real estate security transfers listed for several neighborhoods
A long list of trust and loan conveyances across squares and additions includes L. L. Perkins Square, Dobbin's Addition, Highview, Square 218, and Washington Heights with amounts ranging from 1,200 to 93,000 dollars. The transfers secure loans from Provident Life and Trust Company, United Trust Company, and others, set over periods from 1 to 9 years with semiannual or monthly payments. A closing note promotes year round lawn tennis at Pacific coast courts.
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Walter E. Acker
Fred B. Rhodes
Waler H. Acker
Square Bam
Walter H. Acker
Jet
James L. Giles
Leg Cooke
Brook
Chevy Chase
D. Gordon Et al
Fulton R. Gordon
Amice Ae
Square
Yont Pleasant Heights
H. D. Gordon Et al
Fulton R Gordon
Highview
Harry Wardman
Samuel B
Gord B. Gilmore
LE Deoit Park
Thomas Beckett
Thorms N. Gill Jr
Block & HO
Theo N. Gu, Jr
Thomas and Catharine A. Beckett
Sixteenth Street Highlands
Holmes Central Realty Corporation
Francis
Reees
New Street
Justin M. Chamber- Up
Otto Hellmuler
Wyoming
Ben B. Bradford
Caroling E. McWilliams
North Capitol
Prat Streats
Raymond A. Heiskell
Patrick Brean
John T. Fitzgerald
William R. Fitzgerald
Elen V. Fitzgerald
Mary J. Buckley
Massachusetts Avenue
R. A. Heatsketl
James P
William R
Ebien V. Fitzgerald
Petworth
Charles Wwatame
Mota ‘T. Shorter
Mount Pleasant—Mary
Roberto Mth
H. Gottwall
Columbia Beights—Siward
Ralts
Keth
Serine Dalia
St. Washington
Pumphrey Et al
Ernest R Bauer
James E. Henderson
J. Roberts Foulke
J. Barton Townsend
Provident Ife and Trust Company
RENO
E. Leo
Dobbin
Bila Cattell
Saul
James F. Shea
Homs Savings Bank
Tracey E. Mulligan
H. D. Gordon
Fulton
Daniel B. Gilmore
Gordon B. Gamore
Percy Thompson
Herbert T. Shannon
Thomas P. Bones
Pracola
Rouse
United Trust Company
Holmes Central Realty
Otto Hettmuller
John ©. Ofttings
Henry P. Blair
J. M. Caamberlin
Charles W. Fetts
Albert N. Wildman
Washington Heights
Ernest R. Baur
Alvin
Belt
Robert Lea O’brien
West
Kelly
Ernes
R. Bauerst Ux
Floyd E. Davis
Elmer E. Ramey
George Pumphrey
George W. Pelsner
Columbia Heights
Cora N. Dowden
George L
Joseph J. Dartington
Blair Lea
Harry K. Bows
H. Glenn Phelps
Evalana F. Smith
Harry D. Smith
Fame Property
Prices of Food Drop as Markets Flood with Cheap Fruit
A Washington market report notes lower poultry prices and cheaper fruits and vegetables, with eggs and butter varying. Beef, lamb, and veal may drop as grass supplies rise, while several items remain scarce or costly, including sugar corn, cantaloupes, and choice chickens. Receipts and quotes for eggs, meats, and produce are provided, detailing regional prices and per unit costs.
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Washington
Commission
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
North Corona
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Consola Hayden
Baltimore Securities
Boston
Curb Market
Spaprefalhive
Alia Kalmbers
Merkan
Merah Tonnero Gs
American Tobacco Org
Anewere
Armen
Sichison
Atchison Cs
Meamora
Baltimore & Obin
Luznore
Chin South Western
Foot Transit
Sentral of
Georgia
Chesapeake & Ohicano
Alton
Quincy Joint Fe Vay
Ryn
Icago
Ray K
Col
Pac
Horadio Industrial
Japan
Fesouri
Ethanel
New York Central Gan
Maxico
York Central
NOH & Hartford
Orto & Western
Northern Pacific da
Pacife
Eno Cs Nirnn
Stee Sts
Carolina Chemical Fe Ce
Mt Wabash
Western Minas
Inghouse
tOrfferec
Baltimore
Farviand Trust
Ptd Tetera
Ito City
B & Brewing Ist i
Bouston Dlalys
Mandela
Kierine
Pric
Rs Super Range Consolidated
Wast Butte
Weanklin Wiroux Consolidated
Granby Consolidated Nee Greene Cananea
Wohawk Nevada Consolidated
North Butte
North Lake
Old Dominion Saree
Shannon
Utah Consolidated
Utah Copper Co
New Tork
Adams Bypress
Steal Foundry
Chicago Subway
Davis-Daly
Qtroux Consolidated
Greene-Cananea Hollinger Ly Merr Lake
la Rose Consolidated
Manhattan Transit
Mevade
Utah
Wipissing Mines
Tykon Gold
Intereat
New Fork
VEW York Money Market
Local Financial
Wallstreet
Britain
Germany
Nationel Bank
Mergenthaler
Monsey
Chi- Norfolk
Philadelphia
Washington Railway
Washington-Virginia
William B. Hibbs & Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago Grain
Sterling Exchange
Panadelphie
Cnaire
Calyee
Lake
Soares
Ol City
Jedin
Lima
Duluth
Frankfurter Zeitung
NEW York Stock Market
L. L. Perkins
Pacific Yoast
Bradley Hills
Bradley Lane
Wisconsin Avenue
F Street
North Carolina
Florida
California
New York State
Lawrence Barnum & Co
Bankers
Washington, D.C
Ger
Washington and Southern Bank
Selwin
Herman
RAABF
Broad St
Cananea Copper CO
Mieness
Wilhet
Inelueine
Duncan
Gewria
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