New Haven Stocks Slip as Mexican Situation Deepens
New York markets show narrow trading with more government bond losses and weak activity in New Haven issues. The Mexican situation grows more prominent while Anthony N. Brady’s death prompts caution among traders, as London remains a buyer and global markets drift.
Treasury and market report from New York and Baltimore
The Treasury cites money on call steady at 2 1 4 to 2 4 percent with rates for 69 days and 0 days at 3 and 4 percent, sterling at 4 8325 for 60 day bills and 4 8685 for demand, and government bonds weak while railroad bonds vary. Baltimore reports wheat and oats steady to firm with No 2 red wheat around 34 1 2 cents and oats near 44 1 2 cents, plus egg, butter and poultry price ranges for Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby markets.
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New York
Ciil
Tima
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
biIs
Western Axport
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Arate
West Virginia
Virginia
Wheat and grain prices rise on record export demand at Washington
Wheat trends steady after larger export sales than any day this season. No. 2 red and other grain quotes show mixed changes with oats down and provisions varied. cash grain prices for wheat, corn, rye, and barley listed along with futures figures and market shifts at Chicago and Washington exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hilgher
Local Stock Exchange Dull As Brokerszeal Loses Luster
Efforts of brokers to stir trading on the local stock exchange yielded little response yesterday. Washington Gas moved little and slipped after opening, then recovered slightly to 8 3 4. The specialist in Washington Railway and Electric showed bid activity but failed to spur large sales. Preferred stock drew buyers at around 8, but the common remained weak. Bond sales were minimal, with Capital Traction 63 at 10. Other issues faced scant demand. one lone sale at 8 8. The day featured little broader interest and a few uneven price moves. The District court named receivers for the G W Cissel Company amid insolvency fears, with creditors contesting and claims potentially reaching 100000. New incorporation Moore's American Theater Company filed, capital 2000 dollars. Bank failure in Lafayette prompts investigation into possible reorganization. hope remains. Equitable Life declared a 3 percent semiannual dividend payable August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Traction Railroad
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Lumbia
Mort
Baital Traction Co
Potomac Electric Con. Mort
Potomac Electric Power
Amer. Tel
Teleg
Capital Traction Co
Railway and Electric Com
Wash. Railway and Electric Ptd
Centon
American Tel
Telegra
CES
Lergentheler Linotype
Anston
Tel Ao Minis Greene Cananea Ci National Bank
aToces
Bana Bi
Lincoln
Trust Company
American Security and Trust
National Savings
Union
United States Trust Co
Continental
Socks Citizens Savings
Union Savings
Erce and Sa
Lttle
Stock Exchange
Httle
Washington Railway and Electric Islues
Capital Traction
Lane declares land suits to be fought on merits
Secretary Lane stated the government will not compromise lawsuits over fraudulent entry and taking of lands. the method may cost some cases but would foster respect for law. The note was sent in a letter to Clay Tallman, commissioner of the general land office. In New York a market summary followed, listing prices for dairy, meat, grains, and other commodities with fluctuating values and brief notes on conditions.
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Lane
Interior
Clay Tallman
General Land Office
Wall Street Gossips Grip Market Centered By Debt and Debut Bonds
In New York July 24 the market shows weakness in New Haven Gas and a new Baltimore and Ohio issue at 89 about 4.70. The issue sold mainly to institutions, pushing listed prices down toward the new issue. Convertible 44s advanced as high-grade railroad notes strengthen. Northern Pacific 63 remains the lone premium. Denver and Rio Grande reports a $600,000 year end surplus. Salt Lake City to San Francisco line expected to self support next year. A. N. Brady’s death unsettles American Tobacco, Brooklyn Rapid Transit, and United States Rubber. The day’s tone improves in New York financial districts with increased demand and early signs of improved sentiment. Pittsburgh and Chicago report larger buying, while farm implement firms place orders for 20,000 tons of barn and steel makers seek 1.40 cents Pittsburgh for July deliveries.
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New York
New Haven
Stock Exchange
Anthony N. Brady
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Consolidated Gas
United States Rubber
American Tobacco
London
Berlin
Paris
Panama
American Tel and Tel. Co
Amenca T Tobacco Fs
RLS Armour
Wd Co
Atchison Zen
Tubison
Ate
Clantic & Vast Line
Baltimore
Ohio
Sard Yrookk Tansit
Centra
Georgia
de Chesapeake
Chicago
Arid Makey Joint
Mil
Pac
Colorado and Son
Uss
Delaware and Kiudson
Denver and
Rio Grande
Ilinois Central
Interborough- Met
Inter. Merc. Marine
Japan
Weansas
City
Ake Shore
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri
Kan
Texas
Mussouri
Missouri Pacific
Mexico
York Central
N.H
Tertford
Ortol
Norfolk and Wester
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Penn
Reading
St. Louis
San Ran
Mt Louis
San Frager
St Louis Southwestert
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Timon Pacific
Lmon Pacific Co
Chemical
Amalgamated Copper
Laclede
Egealedy
Lehigh
Valley
Louis
National Biscuit
Am. Linseed
National Sea
Am. Locomotive
Nat. Rys
M. If
Am. Sm. & Refl Ox
N. Y. Central
Sugar Refining
Norfolk & Western
Am. Tel. & Tel
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburgh Coal
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn
Cal Petroleum
Central Leather
Republic Iron & Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio
Rep. Iron & Steel Pf
Soc
Chicago Great West
Rock Island Co
Chi. ‘ML
St. Pauly
Chi
North West
St L. & Sarr
China
Colo. Fuel & Iron
Sloss-Sheffield S. & Setaelrealm
Southern * Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rilo Grande
Denver & Rio Gr
Tennessee Copper
Distillers’ Securitie
Texas & Pacifi
Erie
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Pavers
Sossfeeas
United States Trea
General Electric
Utah Copper
Interborough-Met
Caro. Chemical
Interbor
Harvester
Western Maryland
Inter Marine
Western Union
International Pump
Westinghouse
Atsee
Kansan
Lake Erie
New York Stock Exchange
Baltimore and
Denver and Rio Grande
Western Pacific Sa
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
A. N. Brady
Sussea
United States Rubber Common
Brady
United States
Brooklyn Aid Transit
Lke People’s Gas
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Market Roundup July 2 Prices Steady
Philadelphia markets show butter and eggs firm and unchanged, cheese and eats steady. lower prices listed for No 3 yellow and No 2 white. Dressed pork and potatoes noted with regional references Southern Lima and North Lima. July shipments and totals recorded amid credit balances and regional price cues.
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New York
Rio No
Santos
Cordova
Long Island
Jersey
Philadelphia
Holland Tells of Heavy Financial Demands and Talk Before Congress
New York July 23 A long discussion on harvest prospects and banking demand. Vanderlip of National City Bank predicts a record harvest but warns August will reveal accuracy. Banks must prepare for currency needs and crop movement financing. Congress may pass new banking rules, regional reserve plan sparks concern. A single trustee bank handles a vast Southern Pacific stock block under dissolution decree balancing courts government and railroads.
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New York
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Congress
Balkans
United States
Venderlip
Tittle
New York State
Money Trust
Holland
Equity Court actions and criminal results from the Washington DC Supreme Court
The July 23 1913 Legal Record lists equity court confirmations including Nolan v Pape Automobile Company with the auditor's report confirmed and dissolution of the corporation, alimony orders in Mathers v Mathers and other probate and real estate transfers. Criminal cases include United States v Carmen Del Relgo bail reduced and United States v Pearl M Thomas verdict not guilty with other indictments and deportation actions. Property transactions across Washington DC neighborhoods are noted with multiple trustee transfers and lot sales, with values ranging from ten dollars to thousands.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
B. F. Leighton
Weeks
Douglas O. Morgan
Examiner
Vernon H. West
J.D. Willams
J. W. Whiting
National Surety Company
Peckworth
Dill
Plaintiff
B. B. Hinton
Huldekoper
Stanard
Bill Ae
Plaintif
B. E. Hinton
Huidekoper
Bergmann
L. A. Batley
Herbert M. van Noga
Petticoner
W. E. Lester
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Cooper
Douglas, Aker
Easby-Smith
A. L. Newmyer
Drury Co
Power
Plainitt
M. J. Keane
Justice Gould
United States
Carmen J. del Relgo
W. W. Stewart
Ambrose
Pearl M. Thomas
Grossman & Dertstein
Ping Chong
C. M. Fulton
Robert Washington
Grossman & Bernstein
Elton Garner
Ernest L. Ritter
Safest Investments Highlight First Deeds of Trust
A promotional note touts first mortgages secured by real estate in the District of telugebis as gilt edge investments. It claims stability independent of individual or corporate finances, tax exemption as personal property, with offerings starting at $500. A booklet titled Concerning Loans and Investment is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telugebis
May Take Mellens Place as New Haven Selects
New York July 23 The special committee of the New Haven Railroad will disclose its choice for President Mellen's successor after a Friday executive meeting. Howard Elliott, president of the Northern Pacific, arrived and heightened talk that he could be the pick. J P Morgan denied the rumor but said no decision will be made before Friday. Elliott was said to be consulting with subcommittee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Elliott
New York
New Haven Railroad
Mellen
The
Road
Howard El-iott
Northern Pacific Railroad
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Eliott
Washington Market Wholesale Prices Report
Wholesale quotations from Washington Market cover fruits, vegetables, poultry and dairy across Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylvania. Entries list prices for live poultry, butter, cheese, eggs and a wide range of produce including corn, potatoes, beans, greens, fruits and market staples with regional and varietal price details.
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
New York State
New
Livestock market report from Chicago and New York
Chicago hogs receipts 24 000 market slow to steady with varied prices. Cattle receipts 17 000 steady to 10 cents lower, beef and calves price ranges listed. Sheep receipts 20 000 with general rise about ten cents. New York beef and calf markets show irregular steer and bull prices, and sheep and hog rounds with specified ranges.
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Chicago
Reeves
Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
Deeds of Trusts in Several Squares and Tracts
A ledger of deeds of trust listing numerous properties in square numbers and tracts, detailing grantors and securees, loan amounts from $250 to $27,600, terms from 1 to 4 years, and interest rates mostly six percent with semiannual payments, including properties in Mount Pleasant Heights and Connecticut Avenue areas. Names include Albert F. Gauvreau, Samuel A. Drury, James H. Nicholson, Joseph J. Kiernan, Charles W. Carr, Julius Peyser, Werman Bocorselski, Samuel S. English, James Berry, William McK. Clayton, Catherine Curtin, Edmund Fitzgerald, John J. Fegan, and others.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Girolamo Lomedica
Caterina Lomedica
Cleveland Park
H. Roz
Fina Gichner
Third Street
Harry Nerment
Frederick R. Gibbs
Chichester—C
White
Laura M. Harrell
Fifteenth
John A. Butler
Wallace W. Kimmel
Joseph A. Hayden
Emanuel Spetch
Sixteenth
Verdun House
J. Frederick Fugs
Wiliam
Chevy Chase
Merk C. Dunn
Fulton R. Gordon
East Washington Heights
Tyrrel RE. Biddie Etux
East Washington Heights Traction Railroad Company
All Blacks Sealand
City ‘View Heights
George Muddlman
Henry H. Gelfry
Ravenswood Company
Square
Fourteenth Street
Lissetta M. Kolb Et al
Julius
Maedel
Columbia Heights
Julius A. Maedel
Marie
E. Maedel
PLC
MT. Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Harry Wardman
Bartolo Duray
West Holmead Manor
Wobert E
Harriet E. Lockton
William G. Clary
Adnie A. Clary
Helen A
John G. Clary Tremalader
Ann Clary
Tiffany
Metropolis View
Hannah K. Marean
Joseph
H. Bowling
L Street
Washington Loan and Trust Company
John Lydon
Paul E. Sleman
Joseph B. Bowling
Avenue OF the Presidents
Hattie Harris
Mary R. Helstand
Massachutts
Seventh
Eighth
Luther A. Swartzeil
Amanda C. Charter
Berkeley I. Simmons
Eleanor & Boiling
Connecticut
Avenue High
James B. Wirner
Merrel P. Callaway
Fourth Street
Lidiveels
Fred Schuler
Charles E
Mary C. Edwards
Joseph Williams
Francis 3
Beall
FANCY
White Discovery
GROVE
Semes L. Karrick Et al
National Capital Realty Company
Albert F. Gauvreau
Samuel A. Drury
James H Nicholson
Whitheld McKinley
Joseph J. Kiernan
Charles W. Carr
Julius &. Peyser
Werman Bocorselski
Samuel
English
James Berry
William McK. Clayton
Perpetual Building Association
Josephine EK. Snoak
Same
Catherine, Curtin
Edmund Fitzgerald
John J. Fegan
Enterprise Serial Building Association
Little Plummer
Edgar D. Turner
William G Johnson
Louis P. Shoemaker
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
Mount Pleasant Heights
Lucile WY. Garrett
H. D. Gordon
Futon R. Gordon
Jessie Overton
D Gordon
Estelle Clark
George M. Mmerich
Douglass
Mackall
Washington
Barbio Dursa
Peres ‘Thompson
Hubbert
W. E. Edmonston
Washington Loanami Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
William J. Flather
John D. Coughan
Wiliam C. Tl
Wiliam HH. Darsey
John D. Coughlan
Wiliam Corcoran Hull
William H Dorsey
Werrel P. Callaway
Max Fischer
Z. Jarner
Alvin
Lothrop
Garnett A. Smith
Rebecca E. Tolliver
W King
George W. Offutt
Quaker City Investment Company
Katherine J Felconer
Paul W Mitchell
Oscar W. King
Quakerstment Company
P . Semuiannually
Beall's Fancy
National Cepital Really Company
Ornamental Tris Company
James L. Karrick
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NEW Havens
Anthony N. Brady Makea
Curb Market
Boston
Centennial
Copper Range Consolidated Co
East Butte Copper Mine
Ing Wranklin
Cranky Consolidated
North Butte
North Lake
Dominion
Shannon
Utah
Utah Copper Co
Baltimore Securities
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Loudoun
Dams Express
aglo-American Ou
Mason Valley
Manhattan Transit
Thy
Marconi, new +e
Ftarconi
New Haven Rts
Nipissing Mines
Southern Pacific Ctfs
Standard Oil
Onl Tobacco Products
Yukon Gold
Union Pacific Rts
United Cigar Stores
Houston Oil Tr
United Railways
Brewing Lst
Bie Ga
Fia
United Rys
Elec
Taal United Rys
Che City and Sub
Wash
NEW York Stock Market
United States Treasury
O. B
Duluth
Lemhi
Washington Cattle Market
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Treasury Office
Treasury
Philippines
Seeeeese
Treasuy
U S
U. S
Dan U
Panama Canal
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Grain
Local Financial
Cissel Company
G. W. Cissel
H. R. Burton
R. R. Rankin
Cece
John M. Beavers
Austin W. Flynn
David W. Blount
Flynn
Theater Company Incorporated
Moore
American Theater Company
Office of the Register of Deeds
John Moore
Frank BE. Elder
Nettie I. Moore
Willie T. Elder
M. E. Elliott
Lafayette
First National Bank
Dunlap
Equitable Life
Equitable Life Insurance Company
U. S.S
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Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
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Formal
Norfolk
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Memphis
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Little Rock
Bready
Great Britain
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France
Spapenhalhiye
Wall Street
North
Lima
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Credit Halances
Ife
Vanderlip
the Legal Record
Teresa E. Proctor
Ly Mather
Elizabeth E. Pentland
Emily P. Bryan
J. B. Larner
Tataie
Iubt
Thomas Gaskins
Aled
W. HW
Lewis
W. C. Martin
Matilda R. Merriman
American Security and Trust Company
A. Plather
William H. Clark
Lena Clark
Irving Williamson
Alfred Wise
Mamie Elsie
W.L. Pollard
EB. H. Thomas. Dyate
G. Taylor
Will Aled
Emma F. Ebberts
Fed.pistate
Margaret &. Ostrander
Herbert M. van Nees
W. H. Lester
May E. Armstrong
George H. (Armettann
Pislatif
David Wolf
P. J. Drury Company
Frank
Plaiatifs
Keane
J. D. Thompson Company
Allan T. Howison
Equitable Surety Company
Fred B. Rhoades
Klbert Johnson
Victoria &. Ross Ys
Northeast Baptist Church
Ya Main Ait Alleries
W. LA. Houston
Hs, Gaiter
Appellee
George McGanvellan
HO Alwlamh
Charles M. Lhasne Aboat
Iselbach
Municipal Court
H. G. Kimball
Clarenda
Chariton
John S. Helt
Mark Stearman
L. L. Perkins
Gee Indemnity Co
Honda Soeine
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
May
Florida
North Carolina
California
Munsey Trust Company
Co-Operative Building Association
F Street
John Joy Edson
Frank P. Reeside
National Savings and Trust Company
Corner 15Th and
N. Y. Ave
National Metropolitan Bank
U. S. Treasury
Columbia
Washington & Southern Bank
G Street
J. Setwin Tait
Alesale
Center Market
J. Thilman Hendrick Hendrick
15Th St
Manhattan Life Insurance Co
W. B. Hibbs & Coo
York Stock Exchanee
Lenkago Board of Trade
Hibbs Building
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