Wall Street Topics Show Erratic Trading and Currency Shifts
The day featured a volatile session with heavy bond sales led by Rock Island issues and a stock market that faded after an early rush. Foreign exchange slipped from 4.88 and European money shifts point to anticipated shipments and France's large loan, while New York’s note obligations influenced rates and prospects for autumn markets.
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Bonda
Nien
Pyecroft
Europa
Europe
Forclen
France
Southern Pacific
Baltimore & Chowand
Central Railroad
Wey
London
Couropean
New York
Tandon Statiot
Paris
Berlin
India
Releasing Hoarded Funds In France Loan Gathers Steam
The French national loan abroad has lingered, dampening market enthusiasm. Analysts say Joan’s hoped reforms may unlock hoarded funds, drying peasants’ banks and untying financial knots. A coalition on the Bourse signals a likely issuance within days with a small premium.
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Joan
Rate Case Lexicon Promises Clarity Yet Sparks Doubt
Dow Jones and Company released a so called Rate Case lexicon intended as a concise digest of the Interstate Commerce Commission dispute. The document presents the case parties and history in plain terms but readers doubt a quick, coherent grasp of the rate decision.
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Dow, Jones & Co
Abstract of Commission's Vast Task Ahead
The commission’s conclusions were aimed at lay understanding yet clearly show the scale of the forthcoming challenge. They foresee the enormity of the work before them, likening it to a race against time involving human intellect and the fourth dimension.
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Superhaman
Public Utility Notes Report May Revenues and Earnings
The Portland Gas and Coke Company reports May operating revenues at 100.0, down 1 percent, with net revenue after charges and taxes at 024, down 1 percent from May. Income after charges rose 7 percent to 6. Earnings for the year ended May 31 totaled 1,848 9 eath of SUID, down 10 percent from prior. Pacific Power and Idaho Company May gross revenue above percent, net earnings up 30 percent. The Standard Gas and Electric Company shows net revenue 1 0% and balance 1,142,510 after expenses and interest on bonds. The group serves over 200 cities with about 1,666,000 people.
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Portland Gas and Coke Company
American Power and Light Company
EGSTE
Iad
Pacific Power and Idaht Company
Eroan
Croan
Standard, Gas and Electric Company
Delaware
Wall Street Briefs Show Mixed Trading And Bank Moves
Trading in foreign markets yesterday totaled about 500 shares bought. Banks face a reported weekly currency loss near 4,00,00 with gold exports for the week at 15,100,000 dollars. Interior gains reach 11,00,00 while Sub-Treasury operations show losses. Copper exports decline to 6,465 tons from 9,06 tons last year. Stock exchange actions include listing 100,000 add’l Chicago & Eastern Mining preferred stock and 1,000 add’l first mortgage bonds for a railroad. Sundry items note a 250 and 14,600 transfer for two New York Cotton Exchange seats and an outing for Redmond & Co staff at Springhurst estate.
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San Francisco
Washington
New York Cotton Exchange
Robert Moore
St ¢. Cairns
George A. Hero
N. L
New York Stock E Exchange
Chicago& Eastern Minin
Morida East Coast Railway
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Redmond & Co
Springhurst
Dobbs — Ferry-on-Hudson
Franklin Q. Brown
N. W. Halsey &Co
Merchants Loan and Trust Company
Chicago City Railway Company
First
Calumet & South Chicago Railway Company
New York
Imtioy
Shomnery
Finur
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Maye Towers
Samar
Ska
Northern Spy
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Toten
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Hognether
Sipsey
Canada
Mille Telm
Watertor
Dalal Namin
Wight
Eesaon
Liverpool
Cai
Lioporta
TATA
Manchester
Gold Exports Rise to Paris Amid Market Decline
Gold shipments to Paris advance despite weaker exchange rates as $1.6 million in gold coins and bars are reported at the Sub Treasury and the Assay Office. Lazard Freres oversees export aboard today’s steamer, with $1,901,009 in American eagles and $200,000 in bullion. Total exportable gold now stands at $53,300,000 this movement and $69,300,000 since January 1.
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Paris
Treasury
Assay
Lazard Freres
Treasury Finances Report Shows Deficit For Year
Washington June 1 The United States Treasury reports at the start of business today the general fund balance and net figures. Yesterday's receipts show 2 1 46 million and expenditures 2 1 46 million. The year ends with a deficit of 23 million 709 thousand 702 dollars versus a surplus of 7 million 60 thousand 700 last year excluding Panama Canal and public debt transactions.
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Washington
United States
General Fund
HATO
Trade Volume Steady Amid Mixed Regional Signals
Reports from commercial agencies show overall trade steady with gains in crop growing areas. East and Pacific Northwest lag, while New England shows improvement in dry goods. Wool and worsted sectors stay firm as raw wool prices hold, and commercial failures this week rise to 882.
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Pacific Northwest
Dan
New England
West
Houthwont
United States
CURB BROKERS AROUSED OVER KETCHAM INCIDENT
Discontent brews among curb brokers after delays by L B Ketcham in settling off stock deals triggered a petition for a meeting next Wednesday at 2 20. Fifty members signed the request many claim the complaint was filed weeks before action. J J McCormack resigned as chairman amid the Ketcham affair. Ketcham was suspended for failing to deliver stocks worth 20000 paid for by Stock Exchange firms. his whereabouts are unknown.
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J. J. McCormack
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Ketchum
Stock Exchange
Business Reverses Assignments in City Ledger
Court records show a flood of petitions for receivership and creditor claims against multiple firms and individuals, including Dorsth Electric Co, Tarlo Hat Co, and Weber & Cohen. The proceedings list assets, debts, and pending judgments, with receiver George St. Williams appointed for Geo. J. Conrad & Co and a bond of 3000.
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Kaust
le Detike
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Taylor Hat
Atty Landey
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Gagkoll Hogers Pyatt Shellac Co
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Ne Ve CH
Wlyn
Vettasine
Shuphansky
Morras Cohen
Willeam Klein & Sons
Eowa Schott
Trinity
Mawets
Stork
Machinery
Tate
Tank
IND & Wats
Ture
Hue Morrie
Electiuc CO
Atd
Rnile Pincus
General Market Report Grain Prices and Receipts
New York June 19 1914 market report shows wheat under export pressure with limited buying, corn fluctuating as liquidation pressures persist and oats holding steady amid weak premiums. Report lists cash quotes for flour livestock and grain, with mixed futures and interior receipts compared to last week and year.
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LON
Otty
LIVESTOCK MARKETS REPORT FROM NEW YORK AND BEEVES
New York cattle and cattle markets June 10 1914 show mixed gains with beef steers rising up to 10 cents per cwt as fat cattle stay firm. Bulls and cows vary with common to choice cows quoted around 15 to 15 1/2 per cwt, veal and calves receipts brisk while sheep and lambs see steady demand and prices, with notable consignments from Pennsylvania Ohio and local firms.
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Ohio
Pann
Bi Tebin & Shannon
Sequin & Cor
Yeater
Pyle Ber
Jersey
Boston Wool Market and Hogs Prices Report
June bulletin notes wool sales in Boston were fair this week with prices largely steady and selective gains in certain grades. Domestic and New York fleece prices listed. demand shifting as territory stock migrates to city markets. Hog values in several regions show modest strength with lambs and mutton steady to higher.
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Metal markets drift as copper and tin stay quiet in listed trades
Copper holds steady near 78 63 spot and 462 futures with June July August quotes. Tin remains quiet with New York spot 90.26 and July 30 3000.00e. London tin closes 0 157 108 for spot and 19 for futures. Lead and zinc show subdued activity with New York spot around 3.8502 and London bids near 19 108. Spelter quiet with New York spot 504g. Middles market steady in London with No 1 Southern and Northern prices around 14 and 16 dollars for No 2 Northern and No 1 Southern.
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Price movement in commodities markets analyzed
Foreign demand for American wheat remained strong enough to offset a favorable crop and harvest outlook, lifting the market modestly while activity stayed moderate. July corn faced liquidation pressure, later months steadier, oats unchanged, September coffee lent support to September and overall conditions remained largely unchanged abroad. The net effect weakened the market with 15 to 15 point declines noted for the day.
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Market news from Western dairy and produce markets
Reports show steady buyer interest in creamery and dairy products with prices easing. Receipts and varied quality items push markets downward while fruit and vegetable sections remain active with strong demand for select perishables and export-grade goods.
Raw Sugar Futures Active Amid Mixed London Prices
Raw sugar futures were active with prices fluctuating as London quotes showed a dip before later months recovered. Traders watched stock levels, with data indicating increases in European and American inventories and shifts in forecasts for August and September deliveries. Industry sources reported tightening supply in relation to July and August demand.
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New York
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Wheat Higher in Chicago on Market Signals
Wheat rose in Chicago with firmer prices in Liverpool and steady closes. Corn and oats posted small gains while provisions advanced. export sales reached 40,000 bushels of old hard winter and lake charters for 60,000 bushels headed to Buffalo. Bulls cited expectations of a shrinking ocean wheat supply and a drop in domestic visible stocks.
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Cotton Breaks as Weather Boosts Southern Selling
Cotton prices fell under selling pressure driven by favorable Southern weather. October contracts dropped to new lows, closing 14 to 18 points lower amid liquidation by old longs, with little bearish pressure from shorts. Southern spot markets were steady while the local market eased 15 points.
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