Grain Markets Report Amid Southwest Drought Pressure
Market notes show continued drought in the Southwest winter wheat belt. July contracts lead gains with notable progress in wheat, corn, and oats. Overseas markets reflect mixed moves with Paris and Antwerp lower, while Minneapolis and Duluth receipts rise. Export sales tally 48,000 bushels of wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Een
Liverpool
Paris
Antwerp
Berlin
Budapest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Fragmentary Bond Listings From A Historical Market Page
A reads as a dense OCR of bond and security listings with numerous company names, bonds, 4s and 6s series, and scattered figures. It mentions entities such as Adams Express, North Pacific 3s, Seaboard Air Line, and various regional rail and utility issues with par values and coupons. The text is fragmented financial shorthand with mixed punctuation and unclear dates or markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mil & St P Gnlj
Coe
Mil & St P
Norf & W
Bron
Pyar Norf & W
Snoig
Puget
North Sacite
Cc 3
North Pacific
Gh & Dee
Oki
CRIGP
Tlim & S Rig
New York Stocks See Mixed Trade As Wabash Leads Drop
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange shows Wabash leading a modest rally while overall activity remains thin. Year earlier totals show a stark contrast with larger sums and weaker benchmarks across the market.
Dividend notices from Lanston Monotype and Copper Range
The Lanston Monotype Machine Company announces a 1 percent quarterly dividend on capital stock payable June 30 1918 to stockholders of record at the close of business June 23 1913. The Copper Range Consolidated Company declares a 75 cent per share dividend No 388 payable July 1 1918 to stockholders of record June 7 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanston Monotype Machine Company
Philadelphia
J. Sellers Bancroft
Copper Range Consolidated Company
Word
Frederid Stanwood
Bectan bRiawe
Bond Market Fever Grips New York Trading
The bond market in New York on June 5 showed a feverish unsettled tone with key activity in 1963 issues, Baltimore & Ohio, St. Paul convertibles, Denver & Rio Grande refunding 5s, Brooklyn Rapid Transit 4s, New York Railways adjustment 5s, and United States Steel 5s, along with United States Government bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Baltimore & Ohio
St. Paul
Denver
Eighth Day of Declining Prices Reported in Markets
Market report notes eighth straight day of declines. New York totals show 530,700 New York and 32,681 Boston shares traded. Highlights include Weyman Bruton pfd gains and American Tobacco losses. Call money ranges 2 to 3 percent. time money 4 to 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Steel Common
Boston & Corbin
Weyman-Bruton
Time Money
Irregular New York Market After Late Bear Drive
The New York curb market showed uneven activity as liquidation paused and buying interest rose slightly. Stocks rallied after an opening setback and bear assault in the afternoon, with losses smaller than the prior day and some issues like American Tobacco and utility shares under pressure. Bond losses appeared in five per cent issues while certain rails and convertible bonds weakened. Total sales were 1.9 million par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
American Tobacco
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Missouri Pacific Convertibles
Denver & Rio Grande
Northern Pacific
United States
Panama
Philadelphia Market Day Bond and Steel Stocks See Mixed Notation
Bid and asked quotes for multiple firms on the Philadelphia market show mixed percentages across railways steel and gas sectors. Notable figures include Am Railw at 87 percent and Camb Steel at 45.54, Lehigh Nay at 88.4, and U Gas Imp at 82 percent with several others around the 60s and 70s.
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Philadelpf
Am Railw
Camb Steel
of NJ
TA & P
St Bat
Gen Asph
Lehigh
Tehigh
Steelpt
Phila Co
Bearish Market Pushes Copper Shares to New Lows
The eighth session saw the bear contingent dominate and push the 20 active copper shares to a new low average of 33.99, with rails at 103.53 and industrials at 75.18. Selling pressure was strongest in Amalgamated, Steel common, Isle Royale, and Telephone as the close showed a weak tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Ch
Am Cities Co
AT & T
Sopeete
At&sf
Am Tel & As
Beth Steel Saeesee
Beth Steel Pf
Am Woolen P
Bklyn R Tie
Cal Pet Corp
Amoskeag
Bos & Maine
Bos& Wor Eipt
Cm& Gfereeee
Butte & Sup
Cal & Arizona
CNW
Seeereveee
East Boston
East Butte
Edison
den RG
Fitchburg Pf
Ceil Il
Greene
Erie
Hancock Sreneee
Indiana
Goldfield
Island Creek
Goodrich BF Co
Blynage
Bil Lilly
Goodrich
Isle Royale
Nor
Pf Deveres
Kerr
Lake C
Mason Vahey Bly Shy
Agr Corp of
Nevada
Ny&nh
Lehigh Valley
Nipissing
Ee O
Ligwett & Meyer
North Butte
Lorillard Co
May Dept
Arine
Old Colony
Old Dominion
Miami
Shannon Feeaee Ie
Shattuck-Aris
Nevada C Co
Superior
Y Air Bras O
Sup & Bosseteve Ms
Nor Pac Beraesen
Trinity Pusteees
Pacific Mail
Union Pacific
United Fruit
Penn
Pitts Woul
Obese Ee
Siet If Bok
Pcc&b
Beuw
Froston
London
New York
Amalgamated
Steel Common
Isle Troyale
Telephone
Boston curb market closes under pressure at 65c
Mexican Metals on the Boston curb market weakened to 64c amid heavy selling, down from 70c, with a close at 65c. Bay State Gas and Calaveras noted as the other features while Ballace KYU Official Sales appeared in the report.
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Bay State Gas
Calaveras
Ballace
Bingham Mines
Butte Central
Butte & On
Davis
Germany
Martic
Mcinley-Dar’h
Nevada Douglas
Old Dominion Rets
Oneco
Raven
Copper Drops to 15 Cents in New York on Weak Demand
Copper metal held at 15 cents in New York as fears of a broader business downturn push prices lower. Steel orders lag at about half output, signaling slowdowns in building, trade, and rail buying with effects seen across the copper sector. Some traders see value at current levels, while bears profit from recent declines amid mixed market sentiment.
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New York
Bargain Hunter Signals Market Shifts and Policy Checks
James J. Phelan of Hornblower Weeks comments on a rising bargain hunter in the market while noting global money conditions and the risk of a market pinch due to crop failures, Washington legislation, and labor unrest. He advises watching crops and policy, and warns labor not to push capital too far.
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James J. Phelan
Hornblower & Weeks
East
United States
Washington
Baltimore Bond Offer Falls Short in Bid Submissions
The city offered 5.5 million dollars of 4 percent bonds yesterday but bids covered only about 10 percent of the total. The average bid stood at 90, well below last year’s 92. Investors demanded higher yields, signaling a misjudgment of market conditions and timing.
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Baltimore
Short-Term Notes Offer High Yields Amid Market Doubts
Investors seek quick liquidity in notes maturing within a year as prices push yields from 5 7 8 to 10 per cent. Amalgamated Copper 1915 5 7 8, American Locomotive 1914 6 5 8, Ayer Mills 1917 6 8, Chesapeake & Ohio 1914 6 1 2, Chicago Elevated Railway 1914 9, Missouri Pacific 1914 10, Boston & Maine 1914 over 7. High yields highlight difficulty in selling new issues when near-term debt dominates.
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Amalgamated Copper Bs
American Locomotive
Ayer Mills
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Elevated Railways
Missouri Pacific
Boston & Maine
Stock Yields Rise as Investors Favor Dividends Over Fluctuations
Investors seeking steady income note stock yields at higher levels than since 1908. Active listings show Amalgamated Copper 8.8 percent, American Smelters 6.7, American Telephone 6.2, Atchison 6.2, Baltimore & Ohio 6.4, Brooklyn Rapid Transit 6.7, Northern Pacific 6.4, Union Pacific 7.8, Steel common 9, Virginia Caro 11.4. These figures reflect dividend certainty amid market uncertainty.
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Amalgamated Copper
American Smelters
American Telephone
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel Common
Virginia-Carolina
Public Utility Securities Non-Taxable in Massachusetts
Non-taxable public utility securities in Massachusetts note xEx-dividend. Negotiable receipts pay interest at 4.80 percent per year and are currently outstanding. They are exchangeable for 6 percent preferred stock on July 1, 1913.
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Massachusetts
Cotton Markets Hold Steady Amid July Premium Rise
The cotton market showed a steadier tone with July rising about 50 points over October, a sharper July premium than yesterday's 40. A firm reportedly bought 20,000 to 25,000 July contracts, with positions being covered. South weather remains favorable with extreme heat in the Southwest. Central belts saw light showers and the Carolinas and Georgia experienced heavier rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Belt
Carolinas
Georgia
Metal markets show copper down and tin drop amid trades
Copper edged lower while tin declined. Spelter fell about five points. A sale of 50 000 pounds East St Louis in June was reported at 5 10.
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St. Louis
China Copper Output Dips in May Amid And April Drop
China produced 4 008 723 pounds of copper in May down from 4 046 813 pounds in April and 1 358 868 pounds in May 1912. Shannons May output was 1 080 000 pounds versus 1 238 000 in April and 1 464 000 a year earlier. Standard Oil in New York stockholders voted to raise capital from 15 000 000 to 75 000 000 dollars. Directors to declare a 400 percent stock dividend payable to stock of record June 13. W Parsons Tood elected a director of Adventure Consolidated, replacing S R Dow. Management has ordered all operations at the property to cease.
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China
Standard Oil Company of New York
Shannon
W. Parsons Tood
The
Adventure Consolidated
S. R. Dow
Deaths Births and Marriages Notice List
In Melrose and Boston area parishes notices announce funerals and services for Maria A Bailey George Edward Brigham Eliza A Connors William Cook Mari ano Chiuccariello Thomas Connell Frank Cordingley Edward F Curley Leonard Ebert Marjorie Farren Ludwig Gardner John Joseph Gately Elmira Hayden George W Jones Augustine Joy Keaton William F Kuhn Mary McDermott John McKinnon Jeremiah OBrien Margaret F OBrien Gunhild Olsen James Reynolds William H Ross Annie Ryan Thomas A Siggens Homer Streeter Addie Thebedo Edward Cary Vickery Jane Watson Catherine Winn obituary notices detail addresses churches and funeral times plus burial or cremation notes in Roxbury Dorchester Charlestown and nearby areas.
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Erpert
Boston
Paris St
Leonard
Wilhelmina Ebert
Farren
North End
St. Stephen’s Church
Clark St
Marjorie Farren
St. Stephen's Church
Hanover St
Gardner
Medford
Ludwig Gardner
Capen St
Hillside
Gately
Roxbury
John Joseph
Catherine Gately
Rogerson
John Gately
Harrison Ave
St. Philip’s Church
Hayden
Charlestown
Elmira
Joseph Hayden
Cross St
Jones—Lin
George W. Jones
Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge
Mt. Auburn
North Conway
N. H
Portland
Keaton
Augustine Joy Keaton
Bartlett St
Houston
Kuhn
Emerson Hospital
William F. Kuhn
Metropolitan Ave
Hyde Park
M'Dermott
Mary
John McDermott
William Crehan
Norfolk Ave
St. Patrick's Church
Dudley St
M’kinnon
Jin Roxbury
John
Catherine McKinnon
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
O’brien
Chelsea
Margaret F
Frank J. O’brien
Sheridan
Olsen
Alexander St
Gunhild Maria Olsen
Reynolds
Jamaica Plain
James
Mary Reynolds
Forbes St
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Roxbury Council
Royal Arcanum
Ross
St. Vincent’s Church
St. Augustine’s
Siggens
Somerville
Thomas A. Siggens
Whipple St
Berwick
Streeter
West Somerville
Homer
Herbert St
Thebedo
Addie
Melford Thebedo
Lexington Place
Salmon River
Digby County
Nova Scotia
Vickery
Edward Cary
Herman F
Abby D. Vickery
Beacon St
Turner Lee in Brookline announces marriage
In Brookline at First Parish Church the Rev W H Lyon presided at a wedding uniting Marie daughter of Mr and Mrs George Lee with Oliver Turner son of Mr and Mrs William D Turner of Brookline.
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Turner—Lee
Brookline
W. H. Lyon
Marie
George Lee
Oliver Turner
William D. Turner
Bond Market Notes and Local Loans Announced
Quincy Massachusetts awards a temporary loan of 100000 dated June 6 due November 18 to Bond & Goodwin. Bristol County Massachusetts invites bids for a temporary 100000 loan dated June 11 due October 29. Delaware & Hudson has received per-
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Quincy
Mass
Bond & Goodwin
Bristol County
In Memoriam Margaret F. Mullen Mass Later This Month
In loving memory of Margaret F. Mullen the second anniversary mass will be celebrated at SS Peter and Paul Church South Boston on Saturday morning June 7 at 8 oclock relatives and friends are invited to attend with respect.
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Chiuccariello
Boston
Mariano Chiuccariello
Blossom St
Prince Street
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Connell
Dorchester
Thomas
Mabel V. Connell
Charlotte St
St. Leo’s Church
Esmond St
Curley
Roxbury
Edward F
Mary Curley
Duffy
Marcella St
All Saints’ Church
Worcester
Mass
Vernon St
Margaret F. Mullen
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
South Boston
Vintage Furniture Ads From Early Boston Listings
Classified snippet shows multiple dealers offering new and second hand furniture and refrigerators. Names include LAMB-BUSH FURNITURE CO at 49 Union St Boston, A LOWENSTEIN & SONS at 1280 Washington St with high cash prices, I M McARTHY at 30 Hollis St, and J W Bott at 6 Burroughs Pl. ads include telephone numbers Trem Oxford and mcnt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb-Bush Furniture Co
Union St
Boston
A. Lowenstein & Sons
Washington St
Tel
Trem
Eti
M. M'Carthy
Hollis St
Oxford
J. W. Bott
Burroughs Pl
Family troubles advice free court case details
An advertisement cites a Boston lawyer offering discreet family law guidance with 40 years in Massachusetts courts. It lists a mission from the New York Public Service Commission to issue 2 million dollars of 4 percent first and refunding mortgage bonds payable 35 years from May 1, 1908. Lawrence Massachusetts awards a temporary loan of 100 thousand dollars to Old Colony Trust Company in Navy.
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Mass
Lawyer Hill
Court St
Boston
New York Public Service Commission
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Congress Street
Summer Street
Boston Stock Exchange Building
Saugoranedes
N.Y Tol
Minn
Money Markets
Stock Exchange
Adams Express
Indas
Col Industrial
FESS
Lie
Beth
Seab Air Lady
Seab
Yacu
Ches & O
Evi
al Sal
Unis
Valrong
Unds
Bank of England
Carent
Bankers’ Sterling
le Ono i Patna
C.cseres Ae
Reichsmarks
Ws Guildera
de Rees
T&t
Umberland
Wy & BS
Corp
Knoxy & Ohio
Peritie
LE & West
Pacific
Aa Peters
Liggett
Wabash Rf F
West Maryld
West Shore
Boston Stocks
Penenae
Eee
Renee
Screer
American Public Utilities Co
H. L. Nason & CO
Yud
Mak See
IE Ae
Abe ‘Op Co
Victoria
Gayle
Big i
Wolverine
Kyu
Ry St Spring
Rock Island
Rock Island of Peetee
U S
U S Steel
Utah
West Maryl ‘A
West Union Weeee
Westinghouse
Alaska
Oieste
Big Four
Braden Co Ee
Brit Am
Davis Daly Seenee
Ely Consol
Giroux Sete
Joi Tnverile
Greene Cananea
Kerr Lake
Mason Valley
McKinley Dar'h
Stanard Oil
Stewart
UN Cig
State Street
Steel Trust
City of Baltimore
Public Utility Securities
Dalles Flee Corp Core Tages
Elec Co
Edison Flee Ill Co Brockton
el Lt
Ab'ton & R
Fall River Gas Works Co
Lowell Titec
Nee River
Texas
Penal
Public Price Invest Co
Puget ‘Soi Tr
Lt & Pr Co
Stee
Declan
Close
Metal Markets
SMNG
Cookson
Post
Cook
City Hospital
William Cook
Faxon Rd
Atlantic
Village Cemetery
Weymouth
Cordingley
Auburndale
Frank Cordingley
Central St
Boston & Albany
Boston & Albany Railroad
Delaware & Hiudson
U. S
Bromfield St.Dig ”E Cir
KCC
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