Prices climb higher Bethlehem 18 less erratic
New York April 14 trading in the stock market again exceeded 1,000,000 shares with broad strength. Bethlehem Steel gained 20 points early to 145 but closed up 8 at 133 after a volatile day. All leading issues rose with a brisk forenoon. U S Steel fluctuated with a final irregular tone as readings of the weekly trade review tempered optimism. New Haven one year notes rose to a premium amid strong investment demand. Total sales 4,696,060 par value.
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New Haven
New York
Bethlehem Steel
Ralway Ust
Bnown
United States Steel
Reading
Weekly Trade Review
United States
New York Bond Market Headlines Mixed As Prices Fluctuate
In New York on April 14, a wide array of bonds traded with varied results. Notable listings include American Agricultural 108, American Cotton Oil 58, Am Tel & Tel cv 6s 105, Armour & Co. 64, Atchison 4s 102.5, Baltimore & Ohio 4s 4, Central of Ga 6s 64, Chesapeake & Ohio 4s 45.2, Chicago B. & Q joint 4s, Great Northern Ist 448, U. S. Steel 5s, Southern Pacific cv 4.5, Union Pacific av 4, and many others reflecting a broad market with differing yields and calls.
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New York
American Agricultural Fa
Tel & Tet
American Tobacco
Armour & Co
Atchison Gen
Atchison Cy
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Transit
Central of Ga
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
B. & Q. Joint
Great West
Mil & St. PL
Mil. & St. P. Co
Rlit. & Pac. Ry
Chic. & Northwestern
Col. & South
den. & Rio G
Distiners’ Securities
Erie Co
General Electric
Great Northern Ist
Abnois Central
Interborough Met
City South
Lake Shore
Liggett & Myers
Louis, & Nash
Kan
Tex
Missouri Pacific
Central
New York State
N. H. Railways Adj
U. S. Steel
Virginia Car. Chemical Wabash
Western Union
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Weetinghouse Electric
Bid
Swereee
Oregon
Pacific Tal. & Tel
Pennsylvania
Bay
Reading
Republic Stesl Ba
St L
Fran
S W. & Con
Seaboard Air Line Adj
Southern Bell Tel
Southern Pacific
Cv Bbm Southern Pac
Say Southern Railway
Southern Ry
GTR ‘Texas Company Co
Osaga Texas & Pacific
Third
Avenus
Enron Pactifice
Tnion Pacific
Baltimore
Houston Oil T
UC. RE. & BE. Co
Goldfield Cons
Ley
Sapanes Ig
Havana Tobacco
Havana Tob. Pr
Lehigh C
Wes
Riker Hegeman
sud + & Co
J. Ita
N. J
St. W. P
Ind
Kanoeode
Nebr
Gil
N. OY
Tonopah Mining
Tonopah
Unite Cigar Stores
Shar
Yukon Gold
Ednesday
Laska Gold M
Liggett & Myera Pr
Loose- Wiles
Anlis-Chalmers
lg-Chalmerg Pri
Louis & Nash
Amal
Maxwell Motor
Blexican Petrol Ptd
Miami Copper
Kans
Hide & I
Hide & Lpr
Montana Power
Lingeed Pr
Losomotives
Nat. Cloak & Suit
Am. Loco. Pr
Baas
Nat
Cloak & S. Pfd
Mat
Nevada
New York Air Brake
New York Central
Ara. Steel Foundry
Byoin. Yu
Tel & Tel Wees
Ar. T. Pr. New
Pacific Mail
Pacific Fel & Tel
Penna, R. BR
Fiegag
Leahy
Assets Real Co
Peoria & East
Atchison
TOR He
People's Gas & Chs Fe
Atchison Pr
Philadelphia Co. Ity
Coast Line
Pittsburgh
Bald
Locoata
Pitts. Coal
Ohio
Pullman Palace
Eth. Steel
Beth. Steel
Erongqutty
St. Spring
Brooklyn
R. T T
Brooklyn UN. Gas
Rep. Iron & Steel
Cal. Petrot Pr
Rep. Iron & St. Pra
BOSS
Canadian Pacific
Rock Island Y Ae
Rock Island Pid
Cent
Leather
Jos Ag
PooKumely
Dichiic. & N. Wi
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Atr. L
Seara Roebuck
COL, F. & Iron
Moscol, & So
P. R. Sugar
Consol
Contin
Studebaker
ImMiCorn
Cuba
Texas & Pacan
del & Hudson
Texas Co
Den
RB. G. Pr
Third Avenue Bel
Union Pacific
Erie
United Cigar
Erte 2d Pr
Gen. Chemical
Ste
Eka Oo
Chemical
Lotes Otl Soo
United Ry
Sgen. Electric
United Ry. Inv
Cen. Motors
L. Sa
PL & Fis
Gen. Motors Pr
Ind. Alco
Alco
Goodrich
North
N. Ore
Suane
Gusgen
Utah
Car. Chem
Iron C. & C
Puma
Pump
Wells Fargo
Western Maryland
City
Western Mary
Mi Kreske Co
Western UN
Tel Af Biel
Lack. Steel
Westinghouse
Laclede Gas
Woolworth
Lake BE
Witlys-Overland
Lehigh Valley
New York Money Market and Wheat Prices Report
New York money market notes steady sterling rates and firm call money. Mercantile paper 3 percent. 60 day, 4.7850, 60 day cables 4.7976. Wheat futures strong with May at 1.6345 and spot No.3 red 1.63. No.2 hard 1.69. Corn spot firm No.2 yellow 85c. oats standard 3. rye steady.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Cf. F
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Buffalo
Unstoppable Wall Street Rally Amid Dissolution Rumors
Stocks showed strength led by Amalgamated Copper American Locomotive Rock Island Mexican Petroleum Bethlehem Steel Maxwell. Rumors of Amalgamated Copper dissolution within 30 days boosted buying while copper market strength supported gains. American Telephone reports first quarter earnings 11 594 494 with dividends 3 460 090. business returning to normal. Electrolytic copper ware sales cited at 16 ½ to 16 ¾ cents per 2 pounds. Copper exports from ten districts for week ended April 3 total 10 623 000 pounds versus prior 22 503 262.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
American Locomotive
Rock Island
Mexican Petroleum
Bethlehem Steel
Maxwell
Amalgamated Copper Company
Anaconda
Amalgamated
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York Stock Market Update Quiet Trading Day
The New York stock market reported 100,212 shares traded today compared with 1,064,465 yesterday as activity cooled amid quiet trading and investor caution throughout the session.
Holland writes of war forces up interest in New York market
In New York on April 14 Thomas W. Lamont outlined to the public service commission why 6 percent interest is justified for a proposed 100 million dollar bond issue by the New York Central Railroad. He argued that as European nations pay high yields, American securities must offer a comparable rate to attract funds, tying the move to unification gains and long financing studies. England’s reluctance to a 6 percent rate is noted, with France and Russia already accepting such yields.
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New York
England
Thomas W. Lamont
Public Service Commission
Albany
New York Central Railroad Company
Lamont
United States
New York Central
House
J. P. Morgan & Co
Frederick P. Olcott
Richmond Terminal Company
Coster
Morgan
Cour
New York, Central
London
John Bull
France
Russia
Ruasela
Holland
Chicago Grain Markets Rally As War Fears Drive Prices
Chicago on April 14 saw grains surge with wheat near 0.3 per bushel gains and corn oats and other staples rising modestly. Trade was jolted by fears of exhausted global reserves ahead of new US crop, with July buying by a major speculative house triggering a broad rally before profit-taking trimmed gains. Cash prices for wheat corn oats rye barley and futures levels across the board reflected a bullish mood and market volatility.
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Chicago
United States
Shorts
Seaboard
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes for April 14
New York market report lists butter receipts and prices across grades with 92 score creamery extras at 32, firsts around 30, and seconds near 28. Eggs show unsettled receipts at 19,672 with various pack and grade prices. Cheese firm receipts at 15% whole milk, and poultry steady with Western broilers at 45 and fowls at 16. Sugar and flour values noted as firm, rye and pork largely steady.
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New York
Hennery
Kansas
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
MN. B
Copper market steadies with steady London futures
The Metal Market reports New York copper prices firm for electrolytic at 16.50 to 16.62 and casting at 16.00 to 16.25. London spot copper stands at £72 7s 6d with futures near £73. Quiet and unchanged overall.
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New York
London
Cron
Washington Stock Exchange notes on Railways and Mergenthaler
Washington Railway and Electric both preferred and common surged to new highs with 178 shares changing hands and common moving from 94 to 90 with a bid to 91 after call. Mergenthaler remained in demand with bids 176 to 176 inching toward recovery hopes. Bonds held steady as Washington Gas Light declared a 1.20 dividend payable May 1.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric
Aherea
Mergenthaler
Capital Traction
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Columbia Gas and Electric
Washington Gas Light Company
New York Cotton Futures Close Mixed On May Contracts
New York on April 14 saw an early May cotton futures high before heavy realizing pulled prices down. May contracts closed barely steady with a net decline of 6 to 8 points, while brief gains were wiped out by selling pressure.
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New York
Treasury report shows deficit and receipts totals today
United States Treasury report lists a wet balance general fund of 26,244,915 with receipts 1,413,652 and payments 2,657,588. It records a current fiscal year deficit of 397,690,518 versus 30,711,302 last year, excluding canal and debt transactions, with various large numeric figures.
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United States Treasury
General Fund
Treasury
United States
Federal Reserve
Philippinea
Tuna
Live Stock Markets Report from Chicago and New York
Chicago and New York livestock prices show varied demand. Hogs receipts around 25,000 in Chicago with mixed and heavy ranges 6.20 to 7.55. cattle receipts 16,000 with Westerns 5.60 to 7.40 and calves 5.50 to 8.06. sheep at 7.40 to 10.60. New York cattle and calves steady to firm with veals 6.50 to 9.25 and sheep and lambs firm, lambs 9.50 to 11.25. hogs around 7.50 to 7.80.
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Chicago
New York
Treasury appoints Korbey as general receiver of insolvent banks
Treasury announced former Representative Charles A. Korbiy of Indiana will succeed Scott Nesbitt of Virginia as general receiver of insolvent national banks. Nesbitt resigns effective May 1 due to ill health. Gen. A. Godwin, retired U S A, and president of the Army and Navy Club, was elected to the Continental Trust Company board of directors at yesterday's meeting.
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Treasury Department
Charles A. Korbiy
Indiana
Scott Nesbitt
Virginia
Nesbitt
A. Godwin
Army and Navy Club
The
Continental Trust Company
Financial market listings and broker notice from Hume
Financial broker Thomas L. Hume advertises buys and sells on listed stocks and bonds. He lists prices and bid wanted statuses for Washington Gas, Capital Traction, Graphophone, Potomac Connld, Mergenthaler, and other issues with cash deliveries and prior cancellation acceptance.
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Elec
Potomac Conrld
Georgetown Gan
Capital Traction
Washington Rwy
Washington
Eastern Light & Fuel
Mergenthaler
Lanaton
Washington Baseball Club
Gayety Theater
Columbia Hotel Co
Washington Tian
Washington Gas
Laneston
Banecy Trust
Jo Yety Theater
Graphophone Com
Thomas L. Hume
Financial note lists depository protectors and names
A financial notice emphasizes protection for depositors and lists individuals including Wiward MelLecan Samuel Maddus William F Quicksall Frank W Stone William J Walther John L Weaver and Henry B Willard as associated figures.
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Wiward MelLecan
Samuel Maddus
William F. Quicksall
Frank W Stone
William J. Walther
John L. Weaver
Henry B. Willard
Stockholders Entitled to Vote As Of April 10 1915
Stockholders of record at the close of business April 10, 1915, will be entitled to vote. Dated at New Haven Connecticut, the 3d day of April, 1915. By order of the Board of Directors. A. E. CLARK, Secretary.
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York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Harmonie Hall
Elm Street
City of
New Haven
Conn
Treasury
General Assembly
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Providence
New York
Boston
A. E. Clark
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Alaska Gold
Maine
East Butte Mining
Ait Franklin Mining
Greene Cananea Mining
Miami Mining
Mohawk Mining
N. W. & H. Sareen Wees
North Butte Mining Ab Eee
North Lake Mining
Aes Y Ct Ray Donald
Shannon Mining
Shattuck Ariz. Mining
United Freutt
United Shoe Machinery
United Shoe Machinery Pfé
Utah Con
Utah Copper Mining
Victoria Mining
Wolverine Mining
Weeee
Baltimore Securities
Curb Market
NEW York Grain
U S
U.S
Wall Street
NEW York Stock Market
NewWsPark
Chicago Grain
Philadelphia
Local Stock Exchange
Salea
Capital Traction Roads
Potomac Electric Consolidated Ba
Washington Railway & Electric Common
Washington Railway & Electric Preferred
Columbia Gas & Electric
Washington Railway & Eilectric
Waanington Gas Sa
We Railroad
Capital Traction Co
Tate
Ana
River R
River
Metropolitan R. A. Fe
Wash
Sis
Alex
Mt Vern
Mtg
Power Tate C, & P
Amer. Tel
Tel
Amer. Tal
Wash. Market Co
Warfolk & Wash
Riggs Realty Ilone
Riggs Realty
Umer. Focks. Capital Traction Co
Wash. Ry
Col. Paper Mfc
Ata
Graphophone
Merch
Security Storage Company
Washington Market
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New Orleans
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Mobile
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Little Hoek
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Washington Cattle Market
Kerbly
Gen. Goodwin
Inancial
Ralph W. Lee
St. N. Wen
Mato
Protection—Service
William D. Hoover
George Wowar
Fogreueey “Blate
Charles Kinyman
Woodbury Blair
Chase Lamborn
Treas
Frank W. Stont
Mranie Stetson
John C. Boyd
James A. Buchenan
William A. H. Church
Walter C. Clephane
William ¥. Cox
Wiliam E. Edmondton
George W. Gray
George Howard
Reginald S. Huldekeper
C. H. P. Johnson
Thomas FR. Jones
Victor Kauffmann
National Savings and Trust Company
15Th Street
New York Avenue
Savings Depository
Franklin National Bank
Savings Department
United States Depository
John B. Cochran
J. Fendall Cain
R. 8. Turk
John E. Benton
16Th Street
Ave
N. W
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National Metropolitan Bank
U. S. Treasury
New York, New Haven, & Hartford Railroad Company
A. B. Leach & Co. Investment Securities
Broadway
Moorhead & Elmore
District of Columbia
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