Good Net Gains Made Steel Trade News A Factor
New York July 3 A unique feature of today’s stock market was the high activity in General Electric and United States Steel amid a broader bid for industrial equities. Prices for selected finished products rose aiding industrial shares while call loans stood at 3 percent. Bullish enthusiasm grew on reports of further price advances in steel and iron, lifting interest in railroad securities and government bonds.
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New York
General 1
United States Steel
General Electric
Hal Sass
Union Pacific
Mergenthaler
Washington Gas
Itat Traction
Allis-Chalmers
Kans
Southern M
Agricultural
Lacie de Cas
A. C. Moses
Lehigh Valley
LAT, H
L. Pfa
B.S. M
Ice Securities
Texas A7
Wiliam H
Harry C. Moses
Am. Lingead
Steel
New York Central
N.Y
Norfolk and Western
Washington
Pacific Mail
Anaconda Mining
Atchison
Pennsylvania
Moses
Jo- Atchison
Cal Ana Foreign Enterprises
Atlantic Coast Line Lao IP
St. L
Baltimore
Ohio
LOD
Gi Pidtapere
Ipsur- GM
Bethlehem Bibel
Abviance Company
Columbia Vehicle
Brooklyn R
Gotatts
Board of Trade
Canadian Pacific
Railway
Central Leather
Ray Consol
Moses & Song A
Ely
Central of
N. J
Republic Steel
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Alton
Rock Island
Chicago G. W
Rock Island Co
Sa Hine
St. Louis
Frm
Southern Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Las
Southern Railway
Delaware and Hudson
Tennessee Copper
Jenver
R. G
Texas and Pacific
Tol
R. G. Pfa
Distillers
Securities
W. Pfd
Erie Cod
Erie
Dal
United States Realty
United States Rubber
Goldfield Con
Great Northern
Great North
Crectfal
Ctah
Tunola Central
Va.-Caro. Chemical
Interborough- Met
Wabash
Interborough-Met
Inter
Harvester
Western Mary
Marine Pla
Wealinghouse Hec
International Paper
Western Union
International Pump
Lake Erie
Iowa Central
American Steel Foundry
Steel Foundry Db
Aie lo-Amer
Braden Eunehe Temm Brit
Amer
Tobant Wan
Treene
Cananga
Anlinger
Intercon
Kerr Lake
I. V. Coal Sales Co
Mason Valais
Manhattan
Tranalt Am Marconi
New Be
Marcon
Niplseng Mines
Tse
Standard Oil
Yukon Gold
United Cigar Stores
New
Washington Stock Exchange session notes light trading
In an all but dormant Washington Stock Exchange session, only twelve brokers attended and limited activity occurred. Most sales centered on Washington Railway and Electric. fifty shares traded at 91 and 9, with the close bid at 3 and limited stock available. The preferred showed modest demand with gains over the previous day while 14 shares changed hands overall. Arthur Moses denied imminent plans for banking entry amid rumors of ties to H R Howenstein, while confirming involvement in large city building projects. total daily volume reached 309100 shares as reported by Hibbs Building and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington and
Norfolk Steamboat
Lanston
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Capital Traction Railway
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Railway and Milectric Preferred
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Lanston Manoiype
Georgetown Gas Cert
Georgetown Gas Fa
Washington Gas
Capital Traction
Ss. Asi
Anacostia
Potomac
Columbia 2d Mort
City and Suburban
Colkanbie. Palteey
Os Matroy
Yi Teaitwar
Alex
Mount Ver
Potomac Electric Power Iat Be
Ches
Potohrac
Er. Tel
Telony
Col Tg. Co. Ba
Norfolk and
Wash
Stmb
Mergenthaler
Greene-Cananea
Au National Bank
Roces
American
Catal Aio Lumbi
District
WAL
Lincoln
Rigas
Washington
Eatru ‘St Company
Ioan Security
National Savings and Trust i Loan
Union Savings
East Washington
Biemen
TLE
Cottasbia
Us Dist
Col
Amelia
American Graphophone Com
Boston Closing Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago market figures show receipts of 2 500 cattle with steady to 100 higher prices. Beeves and western stockers quoted. Hogs receipts 14 000 with gains to 10 higher, typical ranges 6 50 to 8 20. Sheep receipts 20 000 with steady to higher tendencies, natives and western lambs listed. New York report notes light beef prices and mixed calf and sheep values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Beeves
Texas
Western
Estern
New York
Philadelphia Markets Report Mixed Prices On Wheat and Poultry
Philadelphia markets show firm wheat and dairy items with little change across butter eggs and cheese. Poultry demand remains, chicken prices slip. potatoes abundant with Jersey prime at about 26 cents per basket and culls around 20 to 30 cents per basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Taly
Jersey
Receiver Appointed Involuntary Bankruptcy Case in Washington
A receiver was appointed by the bankruptcy court in a Washington District case against Charles B. Bayly trading as John F Elis & Co. The bond is 7100 dollars. The petition lists amounts owed to M E Schoening 177.16 Pease Piano Company 2000 and National Bank of Washington 12500. Bayly consented to the appointment, a meeting of creditors will determine a trustee. Attorneys Brandenburg & Brandenburg appeared for petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Supreme Court
M. E. Schoening
Pease Piano Company of
New York
National Bank of Washington
Charles B. Bayly
John F. Elis & O
F. Walter Brandenburg
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Bayly
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
John F Elia & Co
Curtin M. Goodman
B Street
William Twombly
United Cigar Stores Incorporation Filed in New Jersey
Articles of Incorporation for United Cigar Stores Company of America filed in Trenton with authorized capital of 435 million dollars. Stock to be divided into 30.5 million common and 5 million 7 percent cumulative preferred. New York reports include GE dividend and capital increase plans, plus Atchison president remarks on wheat prospects and Midwest bank lending tightening amid crop financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cigar Stores Company of America
Trenton
N. J
New York Money Market Report Summary
Money on call steady at 2 1/4 percent, ruling 2 percent, closing bid 2, offered 3. Time loans 62 days 2 5/8 percent, 9 days 4 3/4 percent, six months 4 1/4 percent. Prime mercantile paper 1 year 2 1/2 percent. Sterling firm. 60-day bills end at 6.8775. Government and railroad bonds steady. Credit balances 1.60, transfers, and shipments noted. miscellaneous figures listed for several cities and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Baltimore Markets Readout Of Commodities And Poultry Prices
Baltimore markets report varied commodity prices for oats butter rye and dairy prints. Prices for poultry include spring chickens ducks and pigeons with per pound and per item rates across Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio and nearby regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
New York Grain News Lets Wheat Market Drift Steady
New York July 2-5 Wheat futures steady with minor gains and reports of favorable crop news. Spot prices for No 1 red and No 2 white meats mixed with futures closing fractions higher. receipts and exports noted alongside varied corn and oats values amid market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Canada
Ft. O
Pacifica
Bogota
Hasos
Cartes America
Wall Street Buoyant Amid Talks of War and Trade Boost
The New York American reports a week of gains in crops, business, politics, and stocks. Banks recover, money is cheap, and investors seek higher yields. a possible Anglo German war is not viewed as imminent, though U S trade would expand if conflict arose. Steel firms, tariff questions, and Taft’s reforms shape the market outlook as Wall Street favors Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Bhotwell
New York American
New York
Stock Exchange
England
Germany
Canada
Dardanelles
Turkey
Russia
America
United States
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Taft
Tariff Board
Republican
Wall Street
Rongevelt
Baltimore and Obi
Alleghany Mountains
Erie Canal
New York State
de Witt Clinton
Great Lakes
Orient
West
Baltimore
Great Britain
Ireland
Brown Bros
Ther
Liverpool
London
Exchange
South
New York Produce Prices and Market Report July Update
New York report shows steady to irregular receipts across commodities. Cheese, eggs, poultry and beef largely unchanged while flour, cornmeal and seed oil hold near prior levels. coffee and sugar show flat pricing with notes on various futures months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cordova
Equity Court D C Dockets Show Multiple Motions and Orders
The legal record lists various Equity Circuit and District Court actions in Washington D C. cases include Smith vs Brice L and Lipscomb as substitute trustee,_Wetzel and Keane attorneys. Wilsen vs Gwynne, Barn stable orders. Brooks vs Manor Real Estate Trust Co and Dupont Garage Co sale. alimony, receiverships, and bankruptcy petitions. probate matters for Ella Orme Mary Bouchert James Putnam and others. district condemnation for Meridian Hill Park. numerous orders due dates July 2 August 1 August 15 July 28 and July 30. parties include OConnor Rudolph Holtzman Robinson and many attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonestrestoa
Lohr
Winintff
M. J. Keane
H. Winship
Circuit Court
Justice Wright
United States
O'Connor
Rudolph
C. HL .Turner
Cohner Vs
District of Columbia
Plaintff
W. Lone Abert
F. H. Stephens
Stewart
Ella
Orme
Will Med
A. B
Mary Bouchert
Julus Bouchert
Bond
W. J. Lambert
RH. Yeatman
Mary J. Thombett
P. EB. Lesh
David Williams
James H. Dabney
A. W. Gray
Sara Payne
F. H. Stphens
George Q. Sokalski
Annis B. Sokalski
Lyon & Lyon
Frank
Putnam
Chauncey Stoddard
Pauline Stoddard
Hiram W. Cady
Leckle, Cox & Kratz
William F. Dugg
Kate
Dunn Guardian
Archer
Real Estate Transfers on Northeast and Northwest Streets
Real estate transfers listed include multiple parcels in DC areas such as Thnth Street Northeast and 1 Street Northwest, with buyers and sellers including HarmanRB Howenstein to Cochran, Lissetta Kolb to Bouchert, Harriet Tyler to Carroll, and Wardman to Babcock. Notable properties span Villa Park, Connecticut Highlands, PetWorth, Mount Pleasant, and Kenilworth additions, with prices commonly $10 and some higher amounts like $288.12. Additional transfers cover McLean Avenue Southwest, Fifteenth Street Southwest, Virginia Avenue Southwest, Columbia Heights, and Southeast districts, detailing lot numbers, blocks, and involved trustees or individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harman
Edwin F
Connecticut Avenue Highlands
Lawrence I
George C. Hough
Lawrence
Regina Moore
David
A Monton
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Harry Wardman
Henry H. Babcock
Twelfth Street
Eugene D. Smith
E. Baker Evans
Buraville
Goodwin VY. AtLee
Finnean J. Snyder
Eliza A. Bayles
Mclean Avenue
Janen Herman
Albert Herman
Virginia Avenue
Columbia Heights
Charles W. King
Frances I. Rameau
Fourteenth Street
D Etrests
Bates Warren
John L. Warren
John L. Werret
Vernon G. Owen
Ann M. Binith
Robert M
Frank J. Bresnatian
Yanac Herman Et al
Bartha Straugs
Maryland Avenue
District of Columbia
Joe Boukiet
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
Crop prospects and Baltimore rail earnings tied to great harvests
A New York analysis argues crop reports spur price expectations while railroads, led by Baltimore and Ohio, prepare for a booming harvest. It credits Baltimore’s B&O for shaping western trade, notes two years of high business prospects, and cites Yoakum Erb Schaff and bank support fueling rail freight to meet record crops across the Southwest and Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Canal
Baltimore
New York
Alleghany Mountains
Ohio River
Commodore Vanderbilt
New York City
Buffalo
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Erie
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
United States
Yender
John W. Garrett
Baltimore and Oth
Norfolk
Atlantic Coast
B. F. Yoakum
Southwest
Newman Erb
Minnesota
Canadian
Edwin Hawies
Northwest
Minneapolis
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
C Be, Schaff
Busin
Holland
Real estate transfers map streets and lots in city
Fragmented list shows Albert Herman to Trane Herman on multiple lots. Isaac Herman acquires two parcels. trustees Smith and Moses transact on several lots including 20 in square 1 az. other transfers involve McLean Avenue Southwest, Fourth and Half Street areas, and Meridian Hill with prices around $10 to $30. includes lots 12 28 square 338 and 38 square ara. dates unspecified but location references high density grid of northwest and northeast sectors.
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Squars
Mclean ‘Avenue
Albert Herman
Trane Herman
Square
Eighth Street
Isaac Herman
Patte
Eleventh Street
Thomas Wo Gmith
Clarence A Nourne
William H
Starry C Moses
Twhleth
C Streatr
Golden Toualdsnn
Thomas ¥. Smith
William 'T
Harry C. Moses
Riffleventh Street
Thomes W. Smith
Willam Ho
Igay Eleventh Street
Lan BR
Leonard Mario J. Bunday
Joseph Jo McPherson
Square Ara
Lesa Ninth Street
William
Schwariy
Roland Wallace
Aquara RR
Glover
Jacob M. Biern
John P Stuckert
Fort
John P .Stuckert
Henry B. Rich
Meridian Hill
Henry
Jacob M. Stein
Block
Tenth Street
T and
K Picaste
Middaugh & Shannon
Robert End
Anna & Burg
Deeds of Trust in Various City Lots and Lien Holders
A long list of deeds of trust recorded for properties across Meridan Hill Mount Pleasant Columbia Heights and other blocks. Names include Cochranet Howenstein Reeves Richardson and Meell Brooks and Jackson. lenders include Potomac Haights Land Company National Permanent Building Association and Union Trust Company. Amounts range from 300 to 2500 and above, terms from 1 year to 3 years with 4 to 6 percent interest, covering numerous lots and blocks in multiple districts. May include dates in 1914 1915 1918 and references to multiple trustees and beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen HW. Cochranet Ax
W. R. Howenstein
Fred W. Reeves
Eagar R
Wharnon F. Lester
Michael J. Colnert
Naonal Permanent Building Association
Square
Lawrénza J. Haslett
Frederick
RK. Walker
Edmund K For
George C. Havgn
Aziz C. Rorebeck
Aziz C. Rorebeck Et Ux, To Ernest le Schmidt and George M. Emmerich
Senockaton
Henry H. Babcock
Et Ux
Percy’ Thompann
Herbert T. Shannon
Harry Warden
John H. Chaner
Francis ©. Wells
Michael F Mangan
Granville C. Bradford
Michael J. Keane
LE Droit Park
George A. Gray
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Mary TH. Adame
David A. Nash
Vincent L. Toomey
Max M. Levitan
Paul Y. Mitchell
J Clinton Tribby
Therles E. Trisby
I Square
H. Galden Donaldson
Bal V. Smith
Robert C Drayton
Samuel R. Bond
Permanent Mutual Life Insurance Company
Meridian
HILL
Nathaniel Sloan
Nathaniel Sloan Et Ux. To James J. Marchal
Charles E. Gal-liher
Block & Square
Joseph J. McPherson
Union Trust Company
Washington Loan , and Trust Company
Seara
Columbia Heights
Mary J. W McKnew
National Savings and Trust Company
Cure American Security and Trust Company
William HB. Moses Et Ax
Harry C.moses Et Ax
W. B. Mosen & Sons
Fidelity ‘Crust Company
Arcturus L. Howard Et al
Saul
James F. Shea
Home Savings Bank
Frank J. Bresnahann
William ©. Hill
Leonard le Nicholson, Jr
Eecera Charles NM. Joven
Fragmented mortgage notes across several properties
Selected entries record multiple secured loans: John FP Stuckert to Wilkes G Pravier and Charles A Barnard secure Edwin L Reinhold for 14000 and Isanalia H Reinhold for 10000 over two years at 3 percent semi annually. Marie A D Madre to Hi 5 Wel and Aaron H Frear secure Helen G Welch for 1000 over two years at 3 percent semi annually. Robert Buie to BL Prensie Saul and Walter B E Hilton secure Thomas F Allen for 230 over three years at 3 percent semi annually. additional entries reference Joseph Emith 11000 1 year, and other security deals with property liens and varied terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Mary Emith
John FP. Stuckert
Ettx
Wilkes G Pravier
Charles A. Barnard
Edwin L Reinhold
Isanalia H. Reinhold
Marie A. D. Madre
Wel
Aaron H. Frear
Helen G. Welch
Freare
Robert Buie
Prensie Saul
Walter BE Hilton
Thomas F. Allen
B. Francis Gav
Herbert T. Shannon
Cama
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Steel Trade News
THE
United States Treasury
Vyal
Teen Vitel
Bie
Ota South Western
Ransar
Rig le Shay
Frank Tu
Nala Hank
Ren We
Ooo Tba
Local Financial
NEW York Stock Market
Arthur Moses
H. R. Howenstein Company
Mr. Moses
Boston
Centennial
Copper Range Con. Co
U. S
Baltimore Securities
Dawes
Hebden
Brad
Cleveland Gu
Londeg Dara
Spo Raphel
District Bank
E. S. Wolfe
J. Castle Ridgway
District National Bank
Ridgway
la Salle National Bank
District National
Edmund S. Wolfe
American National Bank
Wolfe
American National
Danville
Interstate Commerce Commission
Richmond
Lynchburg
Walson Clearing House
George C. Walson
Naional Metropolitan Bank
Clearing House
American Bankers’ Association
Detroit
Pacific Coast
Secret Service
Seattle
General Electric Company
E.P. Rinley
Atchizon
Interstate Commerce’ Commission
Spesk
Atchigan
Middle West
George M. Reynolds
Ol Citr
Taledo
Atte
Jyle Dima
Indiana
Lima
NEW York Grain
Financial Center
Chicago Grain
SRD
Lear
Snteady
T Cotton
Wolea
Midling Gulf
East
New Fork
Mate
Galveston
Mobile
Charleston
Wilmington
Poradeloh Ts
Quist
Houston
Augusta
Memphis
Connell
Porta
Continent
Porte
France
Nan
Mexico
Supreme Court
Equity Court
Wright
Smith
Brice
L &. Lipscomb
Sale
Irving Williamson
District Court
Meridian Hill Park
Curti
M. Goodman
Thomas E. Wargaman
Josephine Phoenix
Robert H
James W. MacNeil
Plalatt
George W. Drew
Washington Market Company
James 0. Brady
Plaintif
Burney & Woodard
Charles Smith
Washington, Alexandria and
N. Maes
Richard Kingeman
Anacostia and
Fotomac River Railway Company
Sieman & Roh
Ida Melissa Hil
R. Hill
G. P. McGive
William H. Manoguave
Fannie Dunlap
W. H. Manogue
J. E. Padgett
Peacl
Butterfield
Adam Butterfelds
Crandal ‘Mackey
Gertrude W. Kiddle
Allan FR. Kind
Ottenberg & Fiecher
B. L. Jacobson
George Plain
L. L. Perkins
Phene Hi
Promta
Ailverware
Washington Loan & Trust Company
John Joy Edson
Unicifab Railroad Corporation
Lawrence Barnum & Co. Bankers
St. N. W
Washington, D.C
Kosten
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Thomas P. Morgan
Southern
Joth
Washington and Southern
Selwin Tait
Center
Miz
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