New York Stock Market Mixed as Gold Exports and New Haven Suit Move
July 21 New York heavy dull stock market features include resumed gold exports to Paris and a government suit to dissolve the New Haven road. Shares fall across many firms, with Toronto and Western weakness, U S Steel hit by selling, and dividends shadowed by doubt. Foreign centers show demoralization amid broader market weakness, with anxious tone over trust bills and crop outlook in the Dakotas and Midwest.
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New York
New Haven Road
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
London
Seling
New Haven
New Haven Sn
Attorney General 5
Tetch Valley
Reading
Baltimore
Ohio
Ita
Denver
Rio Grande
Rock Island
Pro
Dakotas
Middle West
Senata
United States
Wall Street Gossip Shifts Stocks Abroad and Gold Remittance
New York reports continued abroad selling of American stocks via the arbitrage rail with minimal local business. Direct sales from Europe and rapid gold remittances offset weak domestic activity as Lehigh Valley and other majors slide toward multiyear lows while total European engagements and gold shipments rise.
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York
Stock Exchange
Europe
New York Bond Market and Boston Closing Prices
The New York bond market report lists numerous issues and prices from American Agricultural B s to Western Union, highlighting thin trading and mixed shifts. Notable entries include American Smelting, Bethlehem Steel, Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago and North Western, New York Central, Southern Pacific, and Union Pacific. The day ends with a nervous market, wheat and corn price movements, and late session quotes across bonds and utilities.
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Bates
Armalgamated
Louteville & Nashveide
Amer, Agricultural
Mankay Co
Miami
American Car & Fay
Kansan
Texas
Missouri Pacifla
National Biscuit
Arta LA
American Einawed
Arcer
Bys
Max
Ammer. Smelt. &Riz
Nevada Consolidated
Amer
Dane
New Fork Contrat
Amer. Sugar Ag
Bethlehem Bteel
Pp. C. O
St. E. Brook
Rapid
Pittabureh
Patrol
Cal
Petro
Pullman Palace
Chicago Great West
Flack Irland Go
Chicago, Mil
St. P. Whithot Fol Rock Inland Co
Chicago
N. W. St
Aig Bai
Delaware & Hudson
Southern Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Southern Railway
Denver& Bio G
Pia
Southern Railway Pital
Distillers’ Securities
Tennedues Copper
Erie
Aig
Texas & Pacific
Hinton Pacific
Firle 2d Pia
Tindon Pacific Pi Oh
General Elect
United States
BetGeo
United States Steel
Ulinois Central Ee
Steel Ptd
Interborough-Met
Itah
Va-Care. Chemical
Harvester
Waban
Inter. Marine Pta
Wabash Pd
International Paper Western Burylan
International Pump
Western Tnlon
Kansas City
New York
American Agricultural
American
Amd Talco
Aes
American Smelting
Sesess
MOHS
Ameruan Tobacco
Remour & Ca
Ays Atchison
Bunion Ee Ts Asm
Atlante Coast Line
Baltimore and
Henoaiyn Transit
Geareia
Trul Leather
Achesapeake
Ohio Dima
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chulney
Botus Quincy Zen
Ds. Ate
Chicazo Great Western
Cucace
St. Rev
Chicate
Pac
Pas
Chicage
Northwastern
Colorado
Southern
Denver
Bio Grande
Ursinlers Securities
Keen
de Kent
Liggeut & Wyers An
Youlsville
Nadhuiltean
Missouri
Kansas
Centear
New York Central
New Tork
Imawase Export
Dartfond Co
Westarn
Seoul
Republic Ateel
Stendara
St Leite
Ban Fron
St Heute
Seaboard Air Tjmne Adj
ORLA
BEG Southern Helio Pet
Souther Pacific
Treas Company
Smghms
New York Produce Market Notes from Boston July 2
Closing quotations from New York on July 24 show butter and cheese prices with stock levels and packing details. Poultry and pork values listed with regional sources, and wholesale grain prices for flour and hay indicate steady to firm tones across items. Cottonseed oil and sugar futures mix with copper and other metals noted by Utah Consolidated and Utah Copper Co.
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New York
Hocelpls
Centennial
Range Con. Co
Mass Menta
North Lake
Stonay
Atraighix
Consaeal—Hirm
SEEF
Broxty
Eard—Steaér
Ralddta Wert
South America
Fee—Quiet
Sie Santos
Jaumers
Utah Consolidated, Utah Copper Co
Curb Market and Commodities Snapshot From New York
Curbed quotations show slight declines in cotton and tobacco amid early market weakness, with a rebound later in the session. Cattle and hog receipts reported, including 1200 cattle and 10000 sheep, while various oil and mining names appear in daily listings.
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New York
Adams Express
Browne Camatien
Tostheun
Samed
Eton
Caren
la Rose Consolidated
SIE
Mason Valley
Mantathan ‘Pransit
Borligears
Berves
Marcon new _ s . ae
Calvee
Yeula
Culis Marconi
Midseing Mines
Riker-Hegeman Co
Sterdard Oil
Ox Cubs
Stock Market Note From Chicago July 19
Reports from Chicago show mixed commodity receipts with totals around 14,000. Prices vary for bulk items and REOQ stocks with rough quotations and weak demand noted for certain listings.
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Chicago
Grain futures rise on road and crop hopes
Market notes from Philadelphia and New York show spot grains firm with No. 2 hard wheat quoted around 9.045 and July futures edging higher on crop damage optimism. Corn and rye also firm with No. 2 Western rye at 61 percent, barley steady near 80.71 as export demand remains cautious.
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New York
Duluth
U S
Panama
Baltimore Markets Mix of Grain and Poultry Prices
Baltimore markets list extensive prices for grain and poultry items across Maryland and nearby states. Entries include wheat varieties, No 2 white, No 8 white, and steam corn, with poultry figures for chickens, hens, ducks, and pease. Prices shown per unit or pound, noting regional supply changes and quality markers.
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Baltimore
Jedy St
Steamer
Alica
Maryland
Fenmeylvania
Haven
West Virginia
New York Money Market Report Amid Turbulent Rates
New York money market figures show load and ruling rate shifts with closing at 267 percent and 2 percent time frames. Mortgage and mercantile paper display varied demand with strong government and railroad bond activity noted, while commercial bills hold at 4.34 percent and Mexican collars at 41 percent.
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New York
Joana Simady
Eany
Copper Market Signals Shifts Amid July Trading
In New York on July 24, copper futures moved with small gains as traders responded to mixed signals from Easter and nearby markets. The session showed modest volume, with notable activity in local exchanges and futures tied to Eastern metal shipments.
Imperative for Federal Oversight of U S Life Insurance
Holland outlines a push supported by Westinghouse and Cleveland for federal supervision of life insurance. A constitutional amendment would transfer taxing and regulatory power from states to Congress, creating a national insurance board to harmonize 43 state authorities and curb inefficiencies in the growing industry.
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Tate
Cleveland
George Westinghouse
Great Insurance Corporation
John
Spooner
Gonn
Congress
Insurance Commission
Interstate Commerce, Commission
Darwin F. Kingsley
Kingsley
United States
Citizens’ League
WNL
States of
Union
Thone
Holland
Local Financial And Business Notes In Washington Market
Trading on the Washington Exchange showed slight firmness with demand mainly for minor issues. Washington Railways and Electric preferred rose to 914, Capital Traction remained firm, and odd lots drew bid interest while several gas and electric issues traded modestly.
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Washington
Brock
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Capital Traction
Local Stock Exchange Roundup With Varied Bond Prices
The report lists bonds and stocks including Washington Gas, Washington Railway and Electric, Potomac Electric, Mergenthaler Linotype, Commercial National Bank, and several utility and railroad issues with prices and quantities. Also noted are miscellaneous bonds, public utilities, typewriter stocks, mining stocks, national and trust company stocks, fire insurance stocks, and other financial instruments with varied bid prices and percentages.
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Mergenthaler
Commercial National Bank
Washington, Renway and Electric 4A
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Washington Gaadis
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype
TM Commercial National Bank
Georgetown Gas
Georgetown Gan Bs
Blashington Sau
Gas
Wise
Gapitel Traction Co
City & Suburban
Columbia Ry
Colusatta
Railways
Metropolitan Ht
Elec
Azh
Alex
Mt. Ver
Mts. Be
Steamboat &A
Capital Traction Co
Wash
Lec
Wash. Ry
Kies
Columbia Gas
Amer, Tel
Tel, Co
Mergenthaler Linotyne
Lanston Monotype
Greene-Cananea Copper
National Bank
American
Calumbia
Lincoln
Bec
Trust Company
Amer Security and Trust
Nationa! Savings and Trusting
Union Trust Company
Washington Savings
Arlington
Horcorand
Natonal Union
Chayin-Sscka Co
Paper Mtg. Co
Met
Security Storage Co
Washington Market
Local Wholesale Produce Market Prices List
Local wholesale prices show alive poultry and eggs from New York to Virginia, with quantities listed as hens, spring chickens, and roosters. Vegetables include potatoes, tomatoes, corn, kale, and turnips with per sack, crate, and per bushel pricing. Green fruits cover oranges, lemons, apples, berries, cantaloupes, apricots, and peaches from California Florida and surrounding regions. Prices include per crate or per box figures, with regional references and unit estimates across multiple items.
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Torkars
New York State
Trek Vinemla
Risa
Southern
Virgina
Poletoen
Maing State
Debyere
Jer Eplbach
Aicrs
Deane
Ubi
Abe Bagen
Florida
Ourraaia
Raspberrian
Neaetes
Zonseberries
GS Pee A
California
Washington cattle market amid muc altered notes
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Washington cattle market report with mixed words and unclear details about prices and buyers. The readable items reference veal, spring, and various names, suggesting market activity and price hints without coherent data.
Oil Quotations and Credit Balances Reported
Fragmentary OCR shows oil quotations with credit balances around 1.70 and totals including 175,998 and 106,718. Also mentions shipments of 128 BK and averages of 96,08, indicating financial figures and inventory movements.
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Census Figures Show National Debt Weighs Heavily
Census data reveal per capita debt across 48 states as of June 9 1913 with the national government bearing $10.59 per person while state debts vary. Arizona and Massachusetts exceed the national per capita burden, Oregon 0.04, Kansas 0.11, Pennsylvania shows none due to sinking fund assets, New York at 49.05 driven by canal costs.
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Commonwealthe
Arizona
Massachusetts
United States
Oregon
Kansas
Pennsylvania
New York
Big Tin and Steel Merger Forms WV Steel Trust
At Wheeling meetings stockholders of the Wheeling Sheet and Tin Plate Company and the Wheeling Steel and Iron Company approved a merger. The combined firm will have $7,500,000 capital and pay $120,000 for the tin plate property. Hubbard retires as steel company manager. LM. Scott succeeds as manager.
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West Virginia
Wheeling
W. Va
Wheeling Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Wheeling Steel and Iron Company
Steel Company
Dn Plate Company
Hubbard
Steel
LM. Scott
Treasury ledger notes large disbursements and gold reserves
United States Treasury records show ordinary disbursements for the day and month totaling millions, with revenue receipts year to date at 85,246.90 and ordinary disbursements this month at 60,251,901.62. The general fund lists substantial assets including gold coin, gold certificates, and silver holdings, totaling hundreds of millions in the fund and reserve.
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National Banks
TEL
Treasury Bank
First Heat Fatality Shocks Alexandria on Labor Day Prep
A Creek laborer Entlehy Foresuch, 40, died of heat prostration on Fairfax Street Alexandria while walking with his family. The coroner confirmed heat caused his death. The Alexandria Trades’ Board begins Labor Day fete planning with athletic events, prizes, dancing, and music at the Dyke venue. The Rt Rev R A Gibson says a coadjutor bishop will be consecrated in Richmond in October. Carlton Page, 14, injured at Colonial Beach, receives treatment in Alexandria. Police excursion success prompts purchase of new uniforms, and Old Dominion Boat Club plans a Potomac regatta on August 1.
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Ghington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Fairfax Street
Qronoco
Princese Streets
Bia
Iforta
TM. Tones
Demains & Son
Lesth
Foresuch
North Payne Street
David J. Larkin
MF. Padgett
John K. Sparrow
L. M Millan
Theodore Mueller
H. T. Covin
W. RK. Hamilton
R. A. Gibson
Virginie
Seminary Hill
Yenterday
William Cabelli Brown
Carlton Rage
Carlism
A. Padgett
Colonial Beach
Brent
Robert Wkins
Thelexandria
Boat Club
Old Dominion Boat Club
Potomac
Judge Hand appoints special master for Claflin creditors meeting
In New York on July, Judge Hand of the United States district court appointed George C. Holt a former Federal judge as special master to preside over a meeting of the creditors of the HB Cladlin Company in the city tomorrow. The master may resolve questions on creditor voting eligibility and claim amounts. Receivers said their preliminary report could not be completed in time for the meeting due to the extensive interests of the concern.
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New York
Hand
United States District Court
George C. Holt
Epeckat
HB. Qladin Company
Tomorow
Jtke
Claflin Company
Lst
Front Royal Horse Show Draws Large Crowd and Steeplechases
One of the largest crowds at Front Royal attended the second day of the horse show. Troop 1 Fifth Cavalry drill led by Lieut. Baird highlighted the event while steeplechases impressed. An accident marred proceedings when A. P. Humphrey fell from Aleppo and broke his collar bone. Judges from government and cavalry offices announced results across many classes with Heartlands Farm and remount depots earning ribbons in hunter, saddle, and harness divisions.
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Washington Post
Front Royal
Troop 1 Fifth Cavalry
Lieut. Baird
A. P. Humphrey
Warrenton
Aleppo
Humphrey
Galloway
Warthen
Archie Randolph
A. P. Pumphrey
Bowtes Brothers
Tweient
Archie Tendeinh
Julls
Heartlanda Farm
Gatewood
Heartlands Farm
Terry Mot
Capra Whatside
Miller
Baird
J Millixen
Victor Fesrine
Richmond Choice
High Vine High Steppers
Frext
Bowl Brothers
Royal Swell
Mad of Kentmere
Kane
Beth
WOM
Athenson Guelited Hunters
Association
Heartlands Farn
Accord
Montrose
Aady Rath
Hanters
Lady Rath
Silver Crest
Fred McElhone
Capt. Kerth
W McCarty
Bessie Lee
I Payne
State Telephone Company merger approved in Ohio
The State Utilities Commission approved a merger plan uniting GE independent telephone companies in fifteen Ohio towns and cities with a capitalization of 525 million. Harry M. Daugherty of Columbus led the move as chief counsel for the new firm, while officials cautioned the reproductive valuation of 36 996 682 should not be taken as approval of current valuations or rates. prospective officials testified in the proceeding.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Telephone Company
Harry M. Daugherty
State Utilities Commission
GE Independent Telephone
The
Utilities Commission
Is This the Kind of Bank You Want to Bank With
A vintage ad for The Munsey Trust Company promises high daily interest and simple terms. It touts 2 percent on checking with daily accrual, monthly compounding, and straightforward service, claiming equal treatment of all customers and substantial, sound banking.
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Munsey Trust ‘Company
Munsey Trust Company
Je '& Serious
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