Trading at Low Tide Prices Hardens Late in Day
Stocks traded in New York drifted to a minimal activity level with four hours under 199000 shares. Prices firmed late after a sequence of small moves, traders awaiting United States Steel earnings for Q2. Steel prices rose with favorable outlooks for manufacturers, while crop conditions in Iowa and the Midwest remained ideal. The money market showed a first stiffening for longer maturities, with rates around 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ilaq
United States Steel
Secon
Iowa
Midal Wear
Northwest
United States
Germany
New York Stock Market Summary
Total sales for the day reached 129000 shares. Quotations mirror those reported by W B Hibbs and Co bankers and brokers of Fibbbs Building. They are members of the New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade and Washington Stock Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.B. Hibbs & Co
Fibbbs
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Boston Closing Prices and Market Quotations
New York July 30 Newswire reports money on call steady at 2 to 3 percent with 2 percent ruling rate. Time loans vary 60 to 180 days around 3.5 percent. Sterling exchange ease with 80 day bills around 4.848 and demand near 4.8795. Wholesale Florida and North Carolina fruits and vegetables show moderate demand with prices for butter cheese eggs poultry vegetables and fruits listed. Mineral stocks and Mexican dollars noted alongside various copper and coal issues.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Hite
Florida
North Carolina
Elgin
Crockan Fancy
Chemse
New York State
New
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest
Ewle
Egg- Poston
Ceon
Hutte
Tel- Franneln
Sarroes
Seren
Faviré Caitors Srangs
Giray Consolidated
Anhy Consolidated
Erne Cananea
Mohawk Nevada Consolidated
Georgia
North Ceralina
Vian
Tian Copper Co
Mackberree
Lightwaight
York
The Metal Market in New York and Nearby Cities
Copper prices ease with dull spot and October indices in New York. Arrivals total 143 tons, while London copper remains soft. Various bond and stock listings appear, including Potomac Electric and Capital Traction issues, with bids and asks across utilities and rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
SGU
London
Cleveland
Denver Western Pacific Railway Deal Discussed in Wall Street Gossip
In New York on July 20 negotiations over selling the Denver Western Pacific Railway to Herman Erb representing Hawley interests continued with holdbacks on terms. The Dateholders' committee reviews the Erb bid but will wait on counter suggestions from Denver interests before final action. Reports also cover steel production gains, industry optimism, and transport cost impacts from higher iron and steel prices.
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New York
Denver
Northwestern
Pacific
Newman Erb
Hawley
Dateholders' Protective Committee
Erb
Local Stock Exchange activity and names on the move
Local Stock Exchange saw active trading with little price movement. Capital Traction and Norfolk and Washington Steamboat figures moved, Washington Gas and Potomac Electric notes traded. Equity court grants name change for Great Northwestern Mining Company to International Mining and Oil Development Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btock Exchange
Washington Rathway and Electric Preferred
Sbkx
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Potomac Electric
Norfolk and Washington
Washington Gas
Exchange
Great Northwestern Mining Company
Equity
District Supreme Court
International Mining and Oil Development Company
New York Produce Prices and Supplies Summary
New York market notes show irregular butter receipts at 1728 pounds plus 25 to 26 cents per pound, cheese receipts totaling 6410 boxes with state milk grades varying, eggs at 23 337 cases, poultry with Western broilers priced around 21 to 27 cents, fowls 16 to 17 cents, and turkeys at 16 to 17 cents. Flour, rye flour, cornmeal, rye, and hay mostly steady or barely steady. pork and beef steady. lard refined quiet. Cottonseed oil with varied future prices. petroleum easing, sugar mixed with raw and refined categories unchanged. coffee steady with various regional bids. peanuts, potatoes, and cabbages steady.
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New York
Tuba Creamery
Pacific Coast
Philadelphia
Cordova
York
Galveston
New Orleans
Enny
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Norfolk
Virginia
Baltimore
Boston
Houston
West Virginia
Southern
Memphis
Bt. Louis
Little Rock
Continent
Great Britain
France
Mexico
Atl
Met
Japan
Meteo
New York Grain Markets Report July 30
Futures for wheat eased early on weather easing rust fears then partly recovered. July closing 1.08% lower, September around 1.01% down, receipts and shipments listed. Corn spot firm with exports, oats steady to easy with standard white grades. Barley noted nominal.
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New York
du- Toth
Tosc Om
Cotton futures plunge as market opens in New York
In New York July 20 heavy early liquidation hit the cotton market with October contracts tumbling nearly half a cent from yesterday's high. Prices steadied with a slight recovery but closed with net losses from 2 to 3 points. Spot cotton remained quiet with middling uplands at 12.10 and middling gulf at 13.25.
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New York
Lowes
Live Stock Markets Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Mixed in Chicago
Chicago July reports show cattle receipts 4,500 with steady market. hogs 14,000 with weakness. sheep 29,000 rising. Prices list by class include beeves around 5.80 to 7.10, hogs 7.10 to 8.30, sheep and lambs varied, Western and Texas weights noted. New York data also mentions beef and sheep with mixed bids.
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Chicago
Texas
Ates
Mark Higher
Searlings
Western
New York
Fesling A
GAYS
Lamba
Colle
CORP
Philadelphia Markets Wheat and Corn Steady Amid Quiet Trading
Philadelphia markets report quiet and unchanged conditions across grains and flour with steady butter eggs and cheese. Poultry remains lively but subdued. potatoes and tallow show little movement as traders scan prices and demand.
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Philadelphia
Eas. Io
Dolna
Washington cattle market and legal notices from 1912
Calves active lambs quiet hogs and beef prices listed. Legal notices include Louis P Darrell vs Edith I Darrell and D H Roland Drury vs Charles Mitchell with attorneys Barnard and Johnson. IREENE CANANEA COPPER CO declares dividend of twenty five cents per share payable Aug 31 1912 to stockholders of record Aug 14 1912. Books closed Aug 14 1912 to Aug 31 1935.
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Lawanits
Louis P. Darrell
Appellant
Edith I. Darrell
la J. Mather
D. H. Roland Drury Ve. Cnarlea Tr. Mitchell
Defendent
Barnard & Johnson
Lucy N. Sterrett
Louis P. Shoe
Elijah Bootts
Plain
Ireene Cananea Copper CO. Rividend No
Dem Bee
Ae Iabsgenee - Be
Legal records from Washington Supreme and district courts
Equity and circuit court actions extend testimony dates and probate matters across multiple cases. Filings list Roclaty v Royal Benefit Society. Linn ye v Fisher. numerous estates including Walker Denton Hows Orme and others with executors, guardians, bonds, and petition for probate. Real estate transfers and bankruptcies noted with property and tract references in Washington, D C.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Wright - Famoboronia Roclaty
Royal Benefit Society
John E. Laskey
John Ridout
W._ Heyden
Francan
Clephans & Clephant
Henry Leonard
Charles Linkins
Browning
W. L. Browning
Neale Va Broderick
Pialotif
W. H. Marlow
Justice Wright
Robert J. C Walker
Jennie O Denton
Harriet A. Denison
Ty Bert Nye
Theodors Pitt
Dorothan Plitt
Jacob Diemer
George C. Gertman
Patrick Hows
Howata Hell
M. M. Doyle
Gardner P. Orme
Charles H. Orme
Joseph Sullivan
Frank D. Johns
Coucil
Charlotte J. Woods
Barnard & Johnson
Harry Wright
Sleman & Lerch
Mary G. Hume
Ellis & Donaldson
John B. Sleman, Jr
James H. C. Wallace
Batata
Addie Grim
Bled
Mary Holmes
Julian Ys Barber
Maddox & Gatley
Emmet
Langworthy
Hls. Estley
J. T. Cator
Ship Collision in Fog Off New Hampshire Coast
More than 300 vacationers from Maine resorts were aboard the side wheel steamer City of Rockland when it collided with the collier William Chisholm off the New Hampshire coast. The bow was cut off and the Rockland sank to her guards but stayed afloat. Passengers were transferred to the collier and later landed in Boston aboard the Belfast. A number of women and children were thrown into the sea when a lifeboat bow fell from its davits, but all were rescued.
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Guarda
Boston
Maine
New Hampshire
City of Rockland
Kennebec
William Chisholm
Rockland
Chisholm
Belfast
Ice inquiry over again in Washington grand jury
The Washington grand jury, after a three day re test, resumed its probe into the alleged ice trust. Three witnesses heard yesterday as Acting US Attorney Hulder Roper leads the government inquiry. Col William C. Haskell pushes a $50 maximum penalty for ice dealers found short in weight. over 19 complaints have been filed, with prosecutions to follow. Haskell vows to break up the practice and seeks fines in each conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice Trust
Washington
United States
Hulder Roper
William C. Haskell
Tce
Col Haskell
Ice
Col. Haskell
Commissioner Clementa Denies Favoring High Lines In Hearing
Commissioner Clementa testified before the House Interstate Commerce Committee denying that the commission favored certain railroads by sharing rate change information. Luther M. Waller, representing a group of tap lines, produced a June letter from Clement to a Rock Island Railroad official discussing the commission’s opinion. The letter noted it was not official, and Clementa planned to resume testimony this afternoon.
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Clementa
House
Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate
Commerce
Clements
Aldo
Luther M. Waller
HE. B. Pierce
Steel Earnings Show Higher Surplus For Quarter
United States Steel Corp reports for the quarter ended June 30 show total earnings of 6,?6,102,265 and net income of 18,429,294. After bond interest and dividends, a surplus of 56,483 remains. Compare favorable to prior quarter with increased overall and net earnings, as J. P. Morgan Jr. leads committee meeting in Gary’s absence.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Finance Committee
J. P. Morgan, Jr
Elbert H. Gary
Elgin Board to Reorganize Quotation Committee Abolished
The Elgin Board of Trade will abolish the quotation committee due to threatened government suits over alleged Sherman anti trust violations. Similar actions are linked to suits against the Chicago butter and egg board and threats of action against the Bigin board, agitating the move.
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Elgin
Elgin Board of Trade
Chicago Butter and Egg Board
Bigin Board
Holland Money Movements Show Strong U S Banking Readiness
New York July 1 George W Reynolds, Chicago banker and ex treasury aspirant, says the central U S will see a major seasonal money movement. West banks plan loan redemptions to finance farmers crops, while East centers shift funds homeward. Global money flows reflect credit use in world trade, with U S bankers negotiating finance bills in London as forecasts point to a busy fall for crops and commerce.
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New York
George W. Reynolds
Chicago
Congress
Reynolds
West
United States
New York City
Boston
Philadelphia
East
Great Money Marketa
Germany
Great Britain
Europe
London
Pollan
Real Estate Transfers on Northw est Streets and Blocks
Real estate transfers list numerous parcel trades across several Washington, DC neighborhoods. Entries include transfers for 1789 Street Northwest and adjacent blocks, Chillum Castle Heights, Highview, First Addition to American University Park, Uniontown, and other 19th century areas. Purchasers include William Hayden, Arthur Carret, Harry Prourser, Lillian Joachim, Harry A. Kite, and James Taft. payees include George H. Tynan, C Helle Meyers, Florence Meyers, Milton D. Campbell, Louis Miller, and others.
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P Street
William Hayden
George H. Tynan
Fairvinw Heights
Arthur Carret
C. Helle Meyers
E. Irshe Meyera
Florence
Meyers
JU Street
Harry Prourser
Lillian Joacbim
Lillian Joachim
Harry
Hilta E. Preusser
Walter Street
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Harry A. Kite
Benjamin B. Pion
Chillum Castle Heights
Worshington Land and Mortgage Company
Mloyé Moore
Lipssamb
Pate
Equare
Emaire Adventure
John W. Glennen
Milton D. Campbell
Henry B. Tal
Aquate Be
Henry B. Hall
W. Frask Thyson
W. Prank Toys
DS Oe
South
Sperhist
Sletecise
Baety
Haat Sadar and
Allee Counce Square
Baul
Frederice J. Tansey
Brancea R. Carroll
Lot & Square
American University Park
James L.taft
John
Wilfeng
Uniontown
Mary T. Taylon
Altred
Charles Hawkins
Holmhad Manor
Altee
Eaton
J Lealte
Eatae
Deeds of Trust Presented Across Multiple Squares
A scanned list details numerous deeds of trust and security agreements from various property parcels. Entries show grantors, trustees, beneficiaries, and loan terms including amounts from 200 to 93,000 dollars, terms from 1 to 6 years, and interest mostly at 5 to 7 percent with semiannual or monthly payments, covering many blocks and squares such as Fairview Heights Highview Ingleside Floral Hill Pleasant Plains and more, with lenders including Washington Loan and Trust Company National Savings and Trust Company and Union Trust Company.
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Washington Gas
Potomac Electric Consolidation
Potomac Electric
Capital Traction
Georgetown Gas
Ind. Sa
Capital Traction Co
Anacostia and
Potomac
City and Suburban
Columbia
Mort
Wash. Alex
Mount Ver
Potomac Electric Cons. Sa
Potomac Electric Power Ist
Potomac Tel
Amer. Tel
Telecom
Ack Vis
Col. Paper Sig. Co. Co
Emerson
Mergenthater Linot
Iean Security’ and Trust
National As Savings and Trust
Dabo Gees
Washlngton United
Washington
Rix
Mary E. Lyddane
Sir. Thomas
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Luton Trust Company
Fairview Heights
Belle Meyers
Ameri Mvity and Trust Company
National Savings and Trust Company
Wieck & Same
James Berry
James T. Gibbs
Arthur Carr
Dame Property Square
Lloyd Moore
LC Lapscountry Continental Trust Company
Washington Land and Mortgage Company
Milton D Campbell
Firman R. Horner
Jamen L
Marshall
McLachlen Banking Corporation
Square
John W. Gleanan
Dame
Levin Miller
Beatrice Marvan
Pat W. Frisby
BM Hewlett
Intany
Highview
Charles Schultz
Thompson
John A. Massie
Robinson White
Herman R Howenstein
James F. Shea
William P. Normoyle
George J. Berger
Ingleside
John C. Davidson
William J. Fiether
John D. Coughlan
William YW. Dorees
Pleasant Plains
Margaret E. Johnstone
National Savings and ‘Trust Company
American’ Security and ‘Trust Company
Isabella Rowan Et
Richard Two
Union Trust Company
Clinton J.parkinton
Willam J Flather
Doba D Coughlan
Martin J Luchs
William H. Dorsey
Charion A Jones Et al
Washington Loenend Trust Company
Union Trust
Thomas M. Gale
George E. Hamilton
Guary Cease Land Company
Iain P. Henry
Fred Bittlens
Willan
B. Richard- la
E. Guindy Stith
Deckson H. ‘Ralston
Henry
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Qtartes
Missouri Pacific
Initestites
THE
United States Treasury
Alinehambers
Atuecesin Merieulbaral
American Pet &Tetley
Val Amertoin Tobacco
Arronte
Bos
Dale Thaltimore de Oho
Flaliniwre
Brooklyn
Central
Chesapeake & One
Chesapeake & Ohio
Osby Ohhaga
Aton
B & Quincy
Plurnb
Vanier & Blo
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Evie
Central Ist
Interborough Met
Jotes
Merv Marine
Ba Japant Sits Kansas (Rg Southern
Louwlksville
Nashoun
Aebsaent
An & Texas
Missouri, Wan, & Texas
Mlancurt Pacifecv
National Railways
Maxico
New York Central
YAL & Hartford
Eyata
Norfolk & Western Ist
Norfolk & Western
Oregon
Toni Southwestern
Lino
Ria Damirhern Paci
Cathe Panitie Ey
BRIG
Weatinghouse Electric c
Wedcondin Central
HietOffetedt
Sean Nares
Vaerneg
Mets Nat Banks
Jit Pine Treasury
Aemagate
Alvision
Elena
NEW York Stock Market
Josin
Closty Salrs
Amalgamated Copper
Laclede Gag
Arn
Agricultural
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Soulsvile
Ste. M
Am. van Pid
Misouri Pacific. SK
Amo
Car
Fay BA
National Biscuit
M. Rus
Rae
An. S
Rte. Ned
Norfolk and Western
Susur
Tel
Vista
Tobacco
Pacifc
Wane
Anaconda Mining
AIM
LIS
Atchison
Webpcopter Gas
Mey
P. Cy, Co
St. L. A-Feee
Atlantic Coast Line
Pittsburgh Coal
Baltimore and Ohio
Ita
Pittsburgh Coal Wie
Zni
Bethishem Steel
Brooklyn R. T
Canadian Pacific
Ceen
Republic T. An
Chesapeake and Ohio
Republic I
Jon
Rock Island Co
St. P
N. Wah
Ussr
S. F
Colorado F
Seaboard Air Line
Consolidated Gas
Seaboard ‘A. L. Fd
Lions Sheffield S
Delaware and Hud
Southern Pacific
Idenver
R. G
Southern Raiway
R. G. Pra
Southern Railway
Distillers
Hean Securities
BBM
Tennessee Copper
Eteier
Texas and Pacific
United States Teel
Miners Central
Great North
Utah Copner
Interborough- Met
Caroting Chem
Inter
Wabash
Inter. Harvester
Wabash Pia
Iltaten Marine Pfd
Western Maryland
Stet
International Paper
Western Union
International Pump
Weathiighouse
Elec
Kansas City Southern
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Areaieseral
Curb Market
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American Steel
Braden
Chicago Subway
de Giroux
Greene-Cananea
Hollinger Tay Ees
Kerr Lake
Baltimore Securities
NEW York Money Market
Consolidated Power
United
G.B . Brewing
Houston Oil
United Rya
Eleo
Ites, Inc
Bay
Batto
Washington Produce Market
Wall Street
Trae
Topping
Republic
Gary
Tnland and Crucibles Companies
Schwab
Bethlehem
National City Bank
Pacfic
Ateel, Cars, &c
Ateelan
Ithia
Local Financial
Chicago Grain
Fras
Towa
Nabraska
Te Ory
Gila Ak
Paork
NEW York Grain
Washington Cattle Market
District Court
la Re
United States Va
Harry Morans
Attgeneus
C. R. Wilson
John L. Smith
Theodore Diehtrch
Chevy Chase Heights
Chevy Chase Land Company
Charles A. Jones
Thirteenth Streets
Fred R Gibbs
Joba
Charles W Willams
Fred Ro Gibb
Aame
L Street
Walter A Wells
Frances G Wells
Roode Island Avenue
Jeckeon
City of
STEEL
Elgin Board
Holland
Washington Loan & Trust Company Cor. Ltd
F Sts
John Joy Edson
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
Washington and Southern Bank
St. J. Selwin
Mall Lawrence
F St.b
New York, AN
Conservative Investors
Barnum & Co
Bankers J. W
Washington, D.C
Mutual Li's Insurance Company
Thomas P. Morgan
Asth Ald Huis
L. L. Perkins
Pheme
Cure W
Wallace Chiswell
Harry A Kite
Theodore Michaelst
Williem Miller
Eoeure Justina
Hill
Poledec
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