Union Pacific Melon Stock in Constant Demand
Revival of rumors about a segregation plan for Union Pacific stirs active speculation, with Morgen brokers buying steadily and stocks absorbing every dip. Markets gain on improved agriculture while cotton declines and grain supply remains robust, aiding railroad business and dividends. Interborough moves on, but deal fallout shifts contracts to Brooklyn Rapid Transit, as steel orders grow and Bethlehem Steel hits near full capacity.
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Pedial
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Union Pacific
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Interborough Rapid Transit Company
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Cavnor
Brookyn Rapid Transit
al Thergain
Steel Trust
American Car and Foundry
Kares M
Schwab
Europe
Bethlehem Steel Company
New York Bond Market Reports Mixed City and State Data
The New York bond market and regional price reports show varied figures with city and state lines. Credit balances run 65,623 with averages near 129,867, shipments around 179,89 and 217,915, while Telado Ohio lists Lima and Lima figures for July 22. Details appear in a fragmented rail of early market notices.
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Lima
Indiana
New York Cotton Quiet After Busy Week
New York July 22 cotton market closes barely steady amid quiet trading after a busy week. Covering over the weekend seen minimal. closing quotes mixed with August at 12.80, September 12.35, October 12.07 and other values. Banking figures show reserve excess rising to $26.8 million with daily loans and deposits shifting.
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Eagh
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Arately
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Little Rock
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Daily Cotton Market Shows Mixed Upland Signals
Chicago July 2 A brisk market session sees Minnesota and Dakotas wheat yield estimates shrink boosting bullish sentiment for commodities. Corn and oats show modest gains while wheat trades narrow in ranges. Official wheat yield forecasts move lower, with Canadian crop doubts rising and milling demand improving alongside reciprocal trade considerations. Government market figures and livestock prices also surface in the day’s brief.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
Otmagea
Wall Street Gossip Shows Quiet End to Week Trading
Special to The Washington Post from New York reports a subdued end to the week with slight market losses and profit taking. Union Pacific led declines after early gains while copper, railway stocks, and bank clearings featured prominently in the day’s notes.
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New York
Union Pacific
New York Grain Wheat Futures Close Higher on Rust Concerns
New York grain notes the wheat market firming amid persistent Northwest rust reports. July at 92 4, September 94 1 6, December 97. Receipts 153,800. export bids steady. Oats and barley listed with nominal activity and steady spot prices.
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Duluth
Northwest
Standard White
Washington Produce Market wholesale quotations
The Washington Produce Market reports wholesale prices for fresh fruits and vegetables. Eggs, cheese, poultry, potatoes, cucumbers, onions, tomatoes, okra, eggplant, squash, beans, lettuce, peppers, cantaloupes, apples, oranges, lemons, and pineapples are listed with varied regional prices and per unit measures amid healthy demand.
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New York State
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California
Georgia
Florida
Real Estate and Banking Moves Dominate Local News
Local finance reports a certificate of incorporation filed by the Southern Commercial Congress with 32 directors. Fraser Bros. opens to conduct real estate business at 1320 New York Avenue. Large weekly loans reach 800000 with notable bonds of 200000 and 221000 secured by 291 pledged lots. Postal savings banks expand with ten new offices and demographics noted. Mohair rate cuts sought, and Baltimore Atlantic City fare dispute raised. Market data covers commodities, including eggs, flour, beef, and cottonseed oil.
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Charles A. Douglas
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George B. Fraser
Giorgie A. Fraser
Fraser Bros
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Butte
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N. Mex
Oklahoma City
Okla
Dallas
Bedford
Miami
Fla
Baltimore Markets July 22 Prices for Wheat and Butter
Market notes from Baltimore show firmer wheat with good demand at 83 percent, corn dull at spot 6746, oats and rye weak. Poultry and dairy items list varied prices for live poultry, ducks, guinea fowl, butter grades including Creamery fancy at 25 cents per pound, various Maryland Pennsylvania rolls, dairy prints, and eggs with eastern shore Maryland and nearby firsts quoted.
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Philadelphia Markets July 92 Wheat and Corn Steady Firm
Market notes from Philadelphia list wheat unchanged and corn firm for local trade with No 2 yellow 72% QT. Oats dull slight decline No 2 white natural. Butter firm at Western creameries with various prices. eggs firm in Pennsylvania and nearby. Poultry steady with fowls roosters and spring chickens priced. dressed poultry firmer nearby. Eggs and butter steady as Jersey baskets and related products cited.
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Army flyer relives frostbite near 4000 feet in ascent
Lieut Harold H Arnold recalls nearly freezing during an altitude attempt at 4000 feet after taking off in mild air. He describes numb fingers, cold chest and a spiral descent that saved him, aided by Wilbur Wrights guidance. he plans another attempt with warmer gear.
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Miling
Wilbur Wright
Dayton
Ohio
Arson Trust Declared Nonexistent in Washington by Officials
Illinois Fire Marshal Doyle warned of a rumored arson trust, but Washington officials Fire Marshal Nicholson and Maj. Richard Sylvester say no organized arson group exists here. They noted rapid fire engine response and investigations have consistently determined fire causes, while overinsuring businesses remains rare in the city.
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Washington
Uncertain Firewatch Ties Across Cities Mentioned
A report notes that an individual is watched upon arrival in Washington after insurers send word, with examples of a Baltimore store burned and Philadelphia later, suggesting extortion or arson risk. The text warns against assuming a coordinated band, stating some may be hired to start fires.
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Philadelphia
Row of houses completed on Twentieth Street NW
A row of three two story brick dwellings at 1025 to 1089 Twentieth Street North West, between K and L streets, completed by builder Edward M Dulin. Each has six large rooms and tiled bath, frontage 1 1/2 feet by depth 1/2 foot to a rear alley. Willige Gibbs Daniel, brokers, handle sale for Mr. Dulin.
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Edward M, Dulin
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Gibbs & Daniel
Dulin
Live Stock Markets Report From Chicago and New York
Cattle receipts 400 with strong activity. Texas and Western steers cited. hogs receipts 18 000 with market weak. light and mixed 6.20 6.80. sheep receipts 4 000 with market weak. In New York beef and calves receipts indicate steady to dull trade. veals and sheep and lambs showing mixed early tone. hogs nominally steady.
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Reeves
Texas
New York
New York Money Market Rates on Call and Bills
In New York on July 22 bankers' money on call shows dull demand with 2 percent for 69 and 90 day terms and 3 percent for six months. Prime mercantile paper at 4 percent. Sterling exchange weak with bankers' bills at 4.8475 for 0 day and 4.8615 for demand. Commercial bills at 4.84. Bar silver at 52.14, Mexican dollars 45, government bonds and railroad bonds steady.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Probate and court notices amid several district real estate transfers
The Record lists probate petitions in the Supreme Court District of Columbia with William Beckett estate and other estate actions. criminal bench warrants issued in multiple cases. equity suit for trustee appointment. municipal court judgment for P. T. Nilands. numerous property transfers across streets and blocks in Barbadoes and Bootland, Trinidad, and various DC neighborhoods with nominal sums noted.
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District of Columbia
Justice Wright
William Beckett
W. J. Lambert
Deeds of Trusts Listed Across Multiple Properties
OCR read shows numerous deeds of trust detailing lenders and borrowers, amounts from 1,300 to 40,000 dollars, terms from 1 to 75 months or years, interest rates around 5 to 6 percent, and parcels described by blocks and squares across multiple town subdivisions including Woodridge, Príncipead, Ellaston Terrace, and Grace Reformed Church properties, with parties such as Jacob H Lichister, Fague, George Montgomery, Martha Aman, Lillie Taplin, Herman Burgess, and Perpetual Building Association. The data appears fragmentary but identifies secured debts and terms for several parcels and lenders.
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Charles E. Ebel
Martha Aman
William J. Aman
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Wiliam Burton
Horatio N. Taplin
Raymond Donaldson
Lillie T. Taplin
Ellaston Terrace
Charles W. Keil
Benjamin F. Leighton
Howard Boyd
Herman Burgess
Zoe ‘Beall
James Berry
William McK. Clayton
Perpetual Building Association
Bernard P. Donnelly
Fercy Thompson
James D. Hobbs
Harry Wardman
Thomas P. Bones
Grace Reformed Church
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
James EB. Ewla
George W. White
Walter A. Brown
Jaca H Young
Gmlly N. Hopkins
William E. Edmonston
John D. Coughlan
Columbia Tire Insurance Company
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