Market Ends Mixed as Steel Leads Late Rally in New York
The New York stock market closes with gains for U S Steel and select rails after a dull session. Shorts covered in metals and war shares. St Paul forfeits earlier gains under pressure as activity firm in the final hour. Bond issues steady to heavy with Liberty bonds active and total bond sales near 2.95 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Paul
U. S. Steel
New York
Shorts
Baldwin Locomotive
Virginia Tron
S. Steel
Liberty
U. S. Banka
Chicago
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Texas City
Norfolk
Baltimore
Toston
Philadelphia
Mdig
Houston
Memphis
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Dallas
Montgomery
Bales
Holouaten
Augusta
Las
Market roundup from July 27 1917 crops and grain prices rise
The New York market reports higher corn prices amid drought and moisture concerns in the southwest. Wheat and oats gain while provisions decline slightly. Cash grain quotes for corn, wheat, rye and oats are listed with various grades and futures. Regional produce items, dairy, poultry, fruits and vegetables prices appear with multiple city references and market notes.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Middle West
Aew
York
Chicago
Kansas
New York State
Elgin
Tub
Virginia
Georgia
Texas
California
New York Currents
Reasons for dividend cut on Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
Wall Street notes explain that the 5 to 4 percent common dividend was reduced due to the costs of acquiring and owning the Pacific coast line about 3045 miles long at 269 million dollars, plus 658 miles of second main line track costing 36 million, and motive power and rolling stock additions at 61.9 million. Mortgage bonds raised fixed charges by about 9.5 million annually and the letter argues operating costs and labor pressures also influenced the decision. Wall Street also anticipates strong earnings from United States Steel for the June quarter and notes a large gold shipment to Japan via the subtreasury. The Pittsburgh Salt Company of New Jersey sees its preferred and common stocks removed from the New York Stock Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jaly
American Foreign Securities
Ameci, Tel, & Teel
Ag Armour & Co
Atchison Gen
Atchison Ev
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Co
Wye
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Transit
Isis
Central of Georgia
Central Leather
Ia Central Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio Co
Chicago
B. & Quince Joint
R. & Quincy
Great “Western
Mol & St. Eck
Mil & St
Illinos Central
Great Northern
Illinois
Interborough
Interborough Met
Inter -Mer
Dial
Kansas City
Lackawanna Steel
Lake Shore
Liggett & Per
Lorillard
Louisville
Aissours
Kans
Texas
Atlantic
Missouri Pacific
Big Ledge
Slantana
Butte Cop & Zinc
Calumet & Jerl
Norfolk & Western
Canada Copper Cosden & Co
Ctfa
Orthern Pacific
Ctfe
Northern Pacific
Wale Artify Aero
Oregon Short Line
Pacific Tel & Tel
Reag i
Pennsylvania
Gang Inter
Reading
Jerome Verde Rubber
Republic Steel
EM St. L. & San Fran
Adj
Louis
Aur
Hes jLouiciana
Ba Sapulpa
Submarine Corp
Virginia
United Motors
Western Union
wright-Martin
Boston
Askad
Atlas Powder
Adventure
du Pont
Anmeek Minins
Habana Tobacco
Alaska
Hercules
Algoman
Lehigh C
Ariz Country
Standard Oil
Bos
Lee
Ind
Cal & Ariz
Han
Old Dominion Mining
N. J
Bas
Utah
Wolverine
Wyandort
Nictoria Ounew
Baltimore Securities
Baltimore
Houston
Ag United Big Elec. Co
Balto
Con Power
Penn Wat &P
Wash, Balto. & A
Hs soRgu
Tr. S
Panama
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
Pacific Coast
Washington Market Quiet as Week Ends on Dull Note
Washington stocks closed with minimal activity as the week ends. Only 62 shares and 18 200 par value bonds traded, with American Graphophone and Mergenthaler showing sparse sales. Utilities held steady, Washington Gas advanced modestly while the Greene Cananea Copper Company declared a quarterly dividend of 200 per share payable August 27.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Gas
Greene Cananea Copper Company
Outdoor Church Services Expand As Parish Halls Rise
The diocese of Washington reports bishop pleased by growing parish halls near population centers serving social needs. Outdoor services draw big crowds while clergy stay at posts. Tomorrow feature sermons include Dr. James Shera Montgomery at Calvary Methodist and Africa lecture by Rev. W N Owers at St Mark's.
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Diocese of Washington
Board of Social Service
James Shera Montgomery
Calvary Methodist Church
Mother Shipton
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
W. N. Owers
Central Africa
Reisinger and assorted cases in DC Supreme Court equity division
The Legal Record lists cases before Chief Justice Covington in the Equity Division of the Supreme Court District of Columbia with multiple dockets. It covers Reisinger v Reisinger, dissolution hearings in National Capital Life Insurance, various civil petitions, alimony disputes, trustee accounts, and notices to interested parties, plus bankruptcy and probate entries and numerous property transfers across D.C. neighborhoods. The record cites attorneys such as J M Chamberlin, Peyton Gordon, Hawken & Havell, and W H Shipley among others, with hearings and rulings scheduled through October and August in 1917.
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Equity Division
Covington
Reisinger
Thomas H. Patterson
George W. Drew
Payne
Honeycutt
W. H. Shipley
Examiner
Ww. W. Edwards
Ach
Esch
Plaintif
Hawken & Havell
A. J. Newmyer
Jackson
Stetur
Hiltoe
O'Donoghue
D. W. O'Donoghue
Circuit Division
Front Royal National Bank Ve. Yetlott Et al
H. Jackson
E. L. Gies
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Va. Thompson
John Ridout
Louis Ottenberg
Hughes
Elizabeth G. Harrison
Aly
W. H. Baden
Isnac
S. K. Reaves
J. ¥. Jeeves
Belle W. Kelly
Chesley, Curtis
Charles T. Hendler
Barbara E. Boggs
William G. Friedley
Elizabeth C. Bryant
J. K.M. Norton
William G. Miller
J. B. Flynn
Eatate
Clarence A. Richards
F. J. Hogan
Carmen L. Mayer
Alexandria
H. McCormick
Hdward Wolf
Wolf & Cohen
Charles H. Wood
Etsie Stokes
Bessie Robinson
American Security and Trust Company
A. B. Leet
Addie M. Blacksidge
George C. Gertman
Matthew Campbell
Cornelius Campbell
C. D. Shaw
More YMCA Men for Camps Training in Europe
The second contingent of YMCA secretaries to work among American troops in European camps will depart soon. They are from all regions, include regular workers, business men, and ministers, and are college graduates. The YMCA already has over 500 men serving abroad and many more in training. Sweden requisitions petrol for farmers, placing it under government control.
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New York
Sweden
Stedxholm
Auto Licenses Issued in The District Yesterday
A dense OCR list records auto licenses issued in the District yesterday. Numerous individuals and companies are named with addresses across Washington Maryland and surrounding areas. Notable entries include Maxwell at 364140 M Kile Roland Park and J Thompson 1281 et quade along with Republic and Dodge department references. The long roster lists vehicle brands Ford Chevrolet Overland and Buick among licensees.
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Nat'l Geographic Society
Dodge
W. Scott
11Th St. Nw
Maxwell
M. Kile
Roland Park
Cole
J. Thompson
P. Auth
N. Vinee
Water Dept
Republic
R. la Porte
J. Sherwood
St. Nw
Williams
Munsey Tdg
Saxon
H. Scott
Marbury
Ord
A_ Rosenberg
Balto
A. Hubbard
Paine
M. Bernstein
Buick
W. Whitsitt
Ford
M. Behrend
G. Kennard
Yelle
W. Hornaker
Chandler
B. Turner
G. H. Reott
Chicago
D. Peckin
Schulz
21St St. Nw
P. Herman
16Th St. Nw
Golden & Co
Avi Wee
J. Bodine
A_ Perry
F. May Hardware Co
F. Day
Minn
Ave
Paige
I2haf Et
Tromble
Ke “Klesender
Ézi Gaspena Matthia
Atria Ma
J. Pradley
Rockville
H. Hersperg
Seneca
Olds
H. Thomas
F. Walcott
Gordon Hotel
Mormon
C. Clark
Chevy Chase
Chalmers
E. Hathaway
Newton
Oakland
F. Gorrell
Ape
Apts
Hudson
W. Wyatt
Hupp
Adames Express Co
Ats
T Packard
Armstrong
Avenue Sales Co
G. Bauer
Bet
Overland
H. Mintze
Munacy
Case
Foeed
Seath
Balis
C. Guthrie
Holmend
the Ontario
B. Smith
Cherrydale
Chevrole
M. Heady
Fia
Ave. Ne
H. Spreng
Lytle, Jr
We. Maxwell
Gouck
Germantown
Halloway
Lath Stow
Aidan
Beas
Elliott
Ma Paige
M. Brigelman
Cocchi Confesses Murder of Ruth Cruger in New York Shop
A translated interrogation transcript shows Cocchi admitting he killed Ruth Cruger after she refused to stay silent. He describes dragging the body, hiding it in a box, and fleeing to Italy aboard a munition ship under the name Louis Leroi, hoping to be killed in military service. He cites wife’s jealousy and says no police helped him except Father Merretto.
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Cocchi
Ruth Crager
Bologna
Zucconi
Coccc
Venturini
New York
Ruth Cruger
California
Father Merretto
Italy
Hoboken
Weehawken
Philadelphia
Romano
South Second Street
Louis Leroi
Manchester
Havre
Motor
Hallam
Moore
Corrigan
Donovan
Sergis
Judseon
Raffael
I Will Buy 28 Capital Traction and Other Stocks
Fragmentary text lists purchases of Capital Traction 28 shares at 798 times Washington Gas 71 percent, Dupont National Bank 105, Wash Baseball Club 9, with cash deliveries and exclusive commissions. Mentions accured interest and subject to prior acceptance or cancellation.
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Colonial Beach
Washkington Gas
Wash. Rey
Elec. Com
Wanh. Rey
Elec
Wash
Munacy Trust
Continental Trust
Miller Train
Oklahoma Oil
Maury Dove Co
Buell Signal & Train
Gayety Theater
Celestine Oil
Capital Traction
Hey
Washington Gas
Dupont National Bank
Perkins I Bond Yot United States Fidelity Guaranty Ce
The fragment references L. L. Perkins and United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company with a Southern Building context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Perkins I Bond
United States Fidelity & Guaranty
Southern
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Studebaker and
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Philadelphia Company
American Telephone Company
St. Paul
Canadian Pacific
Western Maryland
Union Pacific
Mercantile Paper
Sterlink
Banka
City
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Surat
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London
Gamenibans
Siergenthaler Linotype
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Metropolitan R. R
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Balto. & An
P. E. P. Con
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Etec
Potomac
Alaska Gold
Maxwell M
Allis-Chalmers
Miami Copper Oa
Tel. & Fleg. Conv
Midvale Bteel
Am. Tel. & Tel. Cdl. Tr
Pacific
Acme
Dist. of Col. Paper Mfz
Car & F Tia
Con. & C
Mkt. Co
H &H B
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Ie Bec
Int Corp
Linsd
N, & Mex
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Lacomo
N. Y Air Brake
Iges Realty
Loco
Central
Riggs Realty
Maltin
N. Hl&h
U. Realty
North Pacific
Capital Traction Co
N. Scotia Steel
Ash
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Tel. & Tel
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Am Tobacco
Peo
Penn. R
Am T. Pt. New
Phi
Mergethaler Linotype
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Atl
AOS
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Ry. Steel Spr
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Steel
Rep
Saxon Motors
Metropolt
Pacific Concent
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Cerro de Pasco
Ead
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Amer. Security & Trust
Ches, & Ohio
Sinclair Ot
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M &St
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Studebaker
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Superior Steel
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Chile Copper
Texas & Paci
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BOO
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National Union
den &Rio
United Fruit
Columbia Title
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P&p
Ay Ty
Stentae
Security Storage Co. Aol Hartman Corp
Steel P
TS Miler Security Stge. & Safe
Washington Market
Utah Copper
Abetan
Utah Sec. Co
Iron C
M. Mar
Wabash
Western Mary
Kan
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Aooi Wilson&Co Cor
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Alfred A. Barrows
Lincoln Park
First Presbyterian Church
John Marshall Place
Henry Allen Taper
Tuper
St. Margaret's Church
Seat Pleasant
the Legal Record
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Renshaw
Ralph D. Quinter
Justica Covington
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James A.o'shea
Frank L. Greene
George G. Williams
Walter Howard
Francis B. Libbey
Elisha P. Taylor
Te Fe Fountain Pepron
Fowler Realty Company
Wallace T. Chapman
Benshaw
Seventeenth Street Northwest
Joseph ¥. Reeves
Dobbins
Melvie
Parker
Marmon
Square
Charles M. Carson
Thomas PB. An Fargare
Iarrol
Morton J. Lucks
Etta
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LE Droit Park
cClara M. . Prandt
John W
Pet Eanie R. Davis
Nore Wiest
John_D. Reed nHie
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Bertha Goldstein
Chillum Cabtle Heights
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Emma A Snyder
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Sarah Vt. Duryee
Bright Wood Park
Wilmot W. Trew
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Edward I. McAleer
L Grrept Southealt
D. Edward Clarke
Benjamin C. Carneal
Woodridge
Daisy L. Johnson
Frederick A. Linger
Thomas P. Carroll
A. R. Howenstein
Fred W. Reeves
Edgar R. Richardson
Wellena T. Allen
James Z. Wolfe
Hilton Jackson
Jennie A. Wolfe
Hannah M. Schwartz
Charles M. Birckhead
Edwin D. Barker
Edward P. Schwarts
William J. Morse
Doran
Platt
W. Bladen Jackson
Heber
Thornton
John AW
Davis Etux
Washington Loanind Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Buildings Association
Ledroit Park
John W. Davis
John D. Reed
David J. Dunigan
James A. Cehit
John A. McCarthy
Michael G. Jennings
Pinehurst
Phil B. Parke
Firman R. Horner
McLachlen Banking Corporation
Woodley Park
Marion E. Martin
Will
Sam H. Saunders
Claud Livingston
Charlea T. Carter
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Mary EF
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Reymond G Reed
Herbert A. Gil
Theolore N. Gi
Margaret S. Connolly
Frederick’ A. Singer
B. Francis Saul
J . Wiiley Jacobs
Thomas TF. Allen
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Father Morretto
Thomas L. Hume
Tel. M
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Wright Martin Aircraft
Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Common
Ordnance Securities
Dunham
Exchange Place
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
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Washington
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