Dull and Irregular Four Issues Lead Trading
New York July 1 stock market features dull and irregular trade before the holiday. Foreign conditions weigh on sentiment after the Armenian sinking raising fears of Germany relations. Domestic news favorable with cotton report and Northwest crop steadiness, steel and rubber stocks gather interest as dividend prospects loom. European markets slip with high grade rails steady, dollar bonds heavy, total US bond sales $2,490,000 par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germany
Northwest
Pittsburgh
I' m Steel
American Can
Mami Copper
U 8
Miami Copper
Dan Rose
Tonden Itty
Stedmans
Pennsylvania
Canadia Daeiic
Europe
Rome
jumble of bond names and placeholders from New York market
A dense, OCR style list of corporate bonds and securities from New York markets, naming many issuers such as American Liberty Armour & Co, Bethlehem Steel, Chesapeake and Ohio, New York Central, Pennsylvania, Southern Railway, Union Carbide, United States Steel, Western Electric, and others. The passage includes bond types like 4s, 3s, and 4s, alongside fractions and percentages, but presents no clear narrative or pricing sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americal Niverty
Amerian American Armour & Co
Flas Vichison
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Testimore
Ohio
eimMore Rethlehem Steel
Brooklyn
Georgia
Os Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Fisapeake
Nica
Chicara
LaiaKo
Chicago
Chirag
Denver
Boreas
Boreas Telegen
Teneral Electric
Reat Northern
Tentral
Interborough Met
Kansea City
Slerett & Myers Bs
Toulstlte
Missouri
New
Transit
Quincy
Great Western
RK Ft
Pac Ry
Northwestern
Rio Grande
Nermmtles & Ts
Pba Tide
Ashville UN
Kans & Texas
Baeifle
Central Wen
Ita
Agay
New York Central
New York City
New York State
York Railways
M . He
Hartford cv
Western Ev
Uihe Tel
Yelba
Hepabhe Steel Sa
St Louwis Southwestern
Nouthern Bu
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tears Company
Texas and Pacific Ists
Avenue
Adj
Luton Cacific
United States Rubbers
United States Steel da
Luton Fs Wirwinte- Wabash Western Mesting
Carolina Chemical
Union
Houre Electric
Evea
Wall Street News And Gossip Update July 1
New York reports pool activities at $3 per share annually with general stock activity muted. Milam dividend rise excites, while Goodrich and American Can rise sharply. U S Rubber and Miami Copper declare quarterly dividends. Vanderbilt remains steady amid earnings signals. New Jersey Zinc declares 30 percent extra cash dividend for July records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam
Tack
Goodrich
U. S. Rubber Company
Miami Copper Company
New York
Vanderbilt
New Jersey Zinc Company
Livestock Markets Roundup From New York and Chicago
New York receipts show 1 153 cattle and 4 766 sheep and lambs with steady calves and lower lambs while hogs fetch no trading. Chicago reports 20 000 hogs lower and cattle with strong native beef and western cows and calves prices, sheep steady and lambs weak with ranges across multiple classes.
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New York
Chicago
Chicago grain prices drift on 1915 harvest forecast
Chicago July 1 estimates show U S harvest could rise by nine million bushels in 1915 versus prior month, restraining bulls in wheat. Corn gains range 0 to 0.5 cents, oats up to 0.5 cents, while provisions swing from slight losses to gains. Cash prices list No 2 red wheat 1.31, No 2 yellow corn 75–76, No 3 white oats 49–50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
New York Money Market Daily Report July 1
Mercantile paper 3.8 percent. Sterling 0 day bills at 4.7225 demand 4.7625 cables 4.7710. Francs demand 6.68 cables 6.67. Marks demand 81 cables 81%. Lives demand 5.14 cables 5.18. Rubles demand 17 percent cables 37%. Government bonds steady railroad bonds heavy. Loans soft 90 days 2 percent six months a user note. Call money steady high low 1 percent ruling rate 1 percent. City Pa. July 1 credit balances 1.36 runs 137,716 average 91,775 shipments 69,206 average 58,389.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mercantile Paper
Ol City
New York and Philadelphia Markets Report July 1 Cotton and Commodities
Government crop report dulls cotton market with prices easing after release. Futures show declines of 3 to 6 points while offsetting factors include acreage reduction expectations and steady to firm tone in cottonseed and related commodities.
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New York
Sacog
Loree Reports American Railroad Securities Abroad At $2.576 Billion
President Loree and a committee he heads disclose that U S railroad securities held in Great Britain and continental Europe total 2 576 101 342, a figure that may still understate and reflect strong British and European investment in American rail properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company
U. S
Europe
New York
Harry
L. F. Loree
Great Britain
Loree
McAdoo
the Treasury
Delaware and Hudson
Mexican National Railroad
Leaat
New York Produce Prices and Market Reports July 1
New York market notes list butter eggs cheese poultry and grains with receipts and price ranges. Highlights show butter at mixed scores, eggs with extra firsts and seconds, cheese steady, poultry varied with alive and dressed categorizations, flour rye hay lard coffee sugar and refinements all reported with bid levels and recent sales volumes. Riots mentioned as offered in cost and freight market this afternoon.
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New York
Middle West
Rio
Santos
Capitals Traction Stockholders Receive Dividend Circular
Transactions on the Washington Brooke Exchange show normal activity with some price irregularities. Capital Traction traded at 69 bid with no sale, Washington Railway and Electric at 91, Lincoln National Bank at 160, Merchants’ Transfer at 105, and Potomac Electric at 100% among others. A circular from President George B. Hamilton to stockholders notes half year earnings funded operating costs, depreciation, and a 6% annual dividend while addressing merger rumors with the Public Utilities Commission and asserting no knowledge of such negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Brooke Exchange
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Gas
Lincoln National Bank
Lanston
Merchants
Potomac Electric Consolidated Sa
Traction
George B. Hamilton
Alsways
Auch
Railways
Public Utilities Commission
Local Stock Exchange Closing Figures
Regular noon sales show Washington Gas ba at 104 percent for $500. Potomac Electric cons. trades include 58 with $1,000 at 10045 and multiple $1,000 blocks at 100 percent. Lanston Monotype 10 at 60, Lincoln National Bank 10 at 160 and 10 at 16. Merchants Transfer and Storage 10 at 105. After call Capital Traction Railroad 5s with $1,000.
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Washington Gas Ba
Potomac Electric Cons
Lanston Monotype
Lincoln National Bank
Merchants Transfer
Georgetown Gas c. 1
Georgetown Gas
Washington Gas Bs
Columbia Gas & Elec
Capital Traction Co. Bs
Ana. & Pot. R., Guar
City
Metropolitan R. R
Wash
Elec
Alex. & Mt. V
Hlec. P. Com
Met
Hlec. P. Ist
P. Telephone Bs
C. Paper
Mkt. Co
Cold St
N. & W. Steamboat
Riggs Realty
National Bank
Ameri
Capital Jena
Columbia
Farmers and Mechanica
Federal
Lincoln
Washington Trust Company
Amer
Sec. and Trust
National Savings & Trust
Union Trust Company
Wash, Loan & Trust
Ie Security Storage Co
Ashington Market
Treasury balance and daily receipts and payments
The United States Treasury report shows beginning balance in general fund of 82,025,716 dollars at yesterday's start, receipts of 44,716,154 dollars, and payments of 715,609 dollars. The fiscal year deficit stands at 35,864,382 dollars, versus a 23,784,452 dollar surplus last year, excluding Panama Canal and public debt transactions.
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United States ‘Treasury
Baltimore Markets Wheat Corn and Poultry Prices July 1
Baltimore markets reportsettling prices for wheat corn and oats across grades with many poultry butter and eggs figures. No. 2 red wheat and Western grades quoted along with corn oats and various poultry weights. Butter eggs and dairy prices listed for Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio and nearby regions.
New York Grain Prices Mixed on July 1 Spot and Futures
Wheat shows firm spot values for No 2 red and No 2 hard with 1.23 and 1.39 percent figures, while No 1 northern Duluth and Mani toba bids stand at 1.39 and 1.31 percent. Corn remains firm for No 2 yellow at 86 percent with prompt shipment. oats hold firm with standard 56 and white 55 14. rye dull and barley quiet.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Buffalo
Thaw's Wife May Attend Testimony Despite Health Fears
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw plans to testify as a state witness in the Barry Thaw sanity trial in New York. Plans to issue a writ of attachment were dropped as she reportedly decides to submit to the ordeal. She camps near Malone in poor health and fears cross examination. Former Gov John M Slaton of Georgia attends proceedings as Thaw's case records are read.
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New York
Slaton
Georgia
Malone
N. Y
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Barry K. Thaw
Tie Haa
Thaw
Chateau-at-Lake
Stanford White
Tormorrow
John M. Slaton
Leo M. Frank
Justice Hendrick
Matteawan Asylum
The Metal Market Report From New York and London
The metal market shows electrolytic copper steady at 20.25 to 20.60 in New York. Iron remains quiet with no change. London spot copper is quoted at £170 10s, futures at £81 1s, electrolytic £94 10s, tin at £170 10s with futures £187 10s 8d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metel Exchange
London
Local Produce Market Offers Wide Range of Poultry and Groceries
Yard prices list shows alive poultry with hens at 14, roosters 109, ducks 12 13, turkeys 18 15, spring chicks 23 28 per pound. Dressed poultry includes chickens 20 22, hens 16, ducks 15 16, turkeys 20 22, fair 16 17, roosters 11. Cheese and butter rates set. eggs posted for nearby Virginia and western regions. Vegetables and fruits priced from potatoes to cucumbers, corn, apples, oranges, and berries with multiple regional rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Closin
Highj
Alaska Gold
K. C. Southern
Alls-Chalmers
Lehigh Valley
Allis-Chal Pt
Lig. & Myers
Car & Fredy
May Dep
Cotton
Am. Cot
Miami
Pacific
Steel Fury
Nat. B & S
Amer, T. & T
Nat. Lead
Amer
Tobacco
G. R.R
Am. W. P
Nev. C. Cap
Anaconda
N. Y
Atchison
N. Y. Central
Baldwin
Beth. Steel
Nort. & West
North. Pacific
Brooklyn R. T
Butte & Sup
Penn, RR
Canada Pacific
Pitts
China
Cluett P. Pf
Rumely
Colo. F. & S
Rumely Pt
Comstock
St. LL
Consol
S A. L. Pf
Sears Roebuck
Con
South Pacific
Southern Ry
Crucible
South. Ry
Dist. Securities
Stand. Mill
Dome Mines
Studebaker
Erie
Studebaker Pf
Erie Ist
Tenn
Erie d
Texas Co
Chemica
Third Avenue Sau
Gen. Electri
Gen. Motors
Union Pacific
Union Pac
Goodrich, B. F
Goodrich
U. S. Rubber
North, Pt
U. S. Steel
Gt. N
U. S. Steel Pt
Utah
Wabash Pt
Inter. Met
Wella Fargo
Inter. Con. Pt
West. Mary
Westinghouse
Inter. Paper Pf
Baltimore
New York State
Elgin
Virginia
Georgia
North Carolina
Florida
New York
Onlong
Texas
California
Washington cattle market report summary
Hogs and veal calves offered with prices 7 to 8 and 10 for medium. Sheep clipped and lambs at 2 to 9. Receipts of lambs heavy, calves light. Demand steady for lambs, active for calves.
President Harrison thanks Southern Railway staff for yearly effort
Southern Railway Company officers and employees received a telegram from President Fairfax Harrison praising the team for overcoming a year of anxiety and difficulty. He credited cooperation and self sacrifice across the organization, expressing pride and confidence for the future and thanks to every worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southern Railway Company
Fairfax Harrison
School Janitors Instructed For Summer Care
About two hundred janitors, laborers and caretakers in public schools were given instructions on proper care of buildings and grounds during the summer. Hugh S. McQueeney, superintendent of janitors, led the meeting at McKinley Manual Training School. A letter from Ernest L. Thurston praised lawn appearance. R. O. Wilmeth warned against waste, noting $3,500 spent on hair brooms last year. McQueeney announced the fifteen days of annual leave beginning today, to be taken in sets of three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh S. McQueeney
McKinley Manual Training School
Ernest L. Thurston
R. O. Wilmeth
Board of Education
McQueeney
Cotton crop much reduced this season
Unofficial Department of Agriculture estimate based on June 25 condition projects a 12.5 million bale cotton crop of 500 pounds each, down 22 percent from last year. Plantings cover 81,536,000 acres, with a 15.7 percent year over year reduction in area. Conditions improved versus last year and the ten year average, though Atlantic coast yields fell in June while Mississipp i Louisiana Texas Arkansas and Tennessee improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Atlantic
Mississini
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Credit for Half Holidays Granted to Government Prints
The Government Printing Office will credit about 4000 employees for half holidays if annual leave is taken during the Saturday noon closing period. Public Printer Cornelius Ford announced after a conference with leaders of nine labor organizations. The move aligns the GPO with other departments in vacation calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Printing Office
Eiven
Cornelius Ford
June building work in DC totals over one million
A June report to the commissioners from Capt R G Powell shows district building operations totaling 1 142 482 with breakdowns by section. Northeast 26650 Southeast 316000 Northwest 449399 South Vette 502 and county 494643. Repairs and related work listed for Northeast 5594 Southeast 732 Northwest 96043 Southwest 1593 and county 88887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
R. G. Powell
Katz
German Exports to America Reach Over One Million
Berlin reports that in the first half of this year exports from Hamburg Lübeck and Kiel to the United States and possessions totaled 1 153 000 dollars. For the same period in 1914 exports were 14 994 000 dollars. Data come from the American consular trade report prepared by Consul General Henry H. Morgan of Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
Hamburg
Luebeck
Kiel
Germany
Henry H. Morgan
Plans Work for Federal Prisoners
Attorney General Gregory returned from Atlanta after inspecting the federal prison. He hopes to devise a plan to employ federal prisoners for government use without competing with free labor. He said prison-made goods could be produced for government use and not sold on the open market. He gave a speech to the inmates before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Atlanta
Leave for All G. A. B. Men to Join Encampment
President to issue order excusing all city war veterans from service during the fiftieth encampment of the G A R to be held in Raleigh September 26 to October. A conference at the Chambers Commerce discussed parade details and accommodations. Gen Stewaits praised remaining veterans and spoke of a standout encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Thear
Chambers Commerce
William F Gude
General Committee of Arrangements
George
Wewman
R Stewetts
G. A R
G A. R
Pennsylvania Avenue
Stewetts
Raleigh
Restrictions on European travel cautioned for Americans
The State Department circular warns the public it cannot generally advise Americans on travel routes abroad. It cites key limits on travelers from England to the continent, noting France requires a special passport issued by a French consul. Passports must include evidence of issuance, the French city to be visited, and the visit’s purpose, with the holder’s photograph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
State Department
England
France
Government says copper and zinc will not be seized
In Parliament the Board of Trade spokesman stated the government has no plan to commandeer copper or zinc supplies unless it is impossible to obtain sufficient quantities by other means. He added that measures are being arranged to ensure adequate supplies for government requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Delaware and Hudson Railway
Delaware and Hudson System
Loree
Chicago
American Railway Association
National
International Railway Organization
Lorea
Parliament Ia
London
Sor
Board of Trade
House of Commons
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Boston
Dexa
Fast Butte Mining
Franklin Mining
Granby Mining
Yey Greene-Cananea Mining
Hancock Con Mining
Lake Mining
Y.na& A Aay
North Butte Mining
North Lake Mining
Ay Kay Consolidated Mining
Superior Mining
Swift & Co
United Fruit
United Shoe
Utah Con
Utah Copper Mining
Victoria Mining
Wanama
Niewspa
Wall Street
New York Stock Market
Curb Market
Baltimore Securities
Alaska
Juneau
Braden Copper T
Brit-Amer, Tobacco
Goldfeld Flor
Goldfield Cons
Havana Tobacco
Lehigh C
Tex Asker-Hegeman
W. Cesers
Con. Power. Ae
Con. Power
United Bys
E. Co
Con Gas
Baltimore City
N. O
C. Bs
Pa. W
U. R
EB. Co
U. R. and
Chicago Grain
Midl'g
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Savanna
Charleston
Wilmington
Texas City
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Saies
Savannah
May 'G
Stack
Houston
Memphis
Augusta
St. Louis
Little Rocks
Dallas
Little Rock
Holland
jLoree
Rolland
Capital Traction Company
Local Stock Exchange
Capital Traction Railroad
United States Treasury
Maryland
West Virginia
NEW York Grain
Gratis
Commercial National Bank
Bank OF Personal Service Corner
Slaten Justice
Hendrick
Thomas L. Hume
St. HW. Tol
S&t
Linsco
Washington Loan & Trust Company Cor
John Joy Edson
Local Produce Market
Washington Cattle Market
Southern
Owne
Wilmeth
Ford
Printing Office
America
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
G D Mitnt Treasur
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