Balkan War Fears Induce Sluggish New York Trading
Traders held back as Balkan hostilities dampened mood on foreign bourses and barely touched U S markets. Volume hit the year’s low with negligible point moves in key stocks and bonds, as holiday caution restrained commitments amid currency reforms and war risk.
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New York
Turkey
Balkan
Europe
London
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Balkans
United States
Treasury Market Rates Report From New York July Update
The United States Treasury scene shows money on call at 11502 percent with 1 percent bid and 2 percent offered. Time loans for 60 days at 2 percent, 90 days at 3 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 6 percent. Sterling exchange firm with bankers' bills at 4.8310 for 60 day bills and 4.87 for demand. Government bonds weak with irregular Ballroagh bonds. Old notes indicate mixed activity across securities.
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Agricultural
Lehigh Valley
Ampart Sugar
Louis
Nash
Alex
Gota
S. P
Car and Foundry
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
Ice Securities
Linseed Sa Rys
York Central
Norfolk and Western
Higho North American Sevns
Northern Pacific
Bt Pacific Mail
Anaconda Mining Co
Pennsylvania
Se Hats
Atchison
C. and & L
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohioa
Bethlehem Steel
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
R. T. Atie
Petrola Bay
Canadian Pac
Republic I
Chesapeake and Ohl
S. Pfd
Chicago G
Rock Island Co
Mil
Chicago
N. W
S. I
Seaboard Air Line
Colo. Fuel Am
Seaboard A. L. Pf
Consolidated Gas
Sloss-Shef, S
Southern Pacific
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and
R. G
Southern Railway
Southern Rwy
Den
Tennessee Copper
Distillers’ Securities
Texas and Pacific
Union Pacific
General Electric
United States Rubber
Great North
United States Steel
iGreat North
Creattl
Illinois Central
Utah
Interborough- Met
Interborough-Met
Wabash
Inter. Flarvester
Wabash Pfd
Inter. Marine Pfd
Western Maryland International Paper
Western Union
International Pump
Westinghouse Elec
Kansas City Southern
Lake Erie
W. B. Hibbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Hyipbs
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Cormmarcial
Dilla
Ballroagh
Washington exchanges notes and market jitters 1913
Stock and bond quotations from the Washington Stock Exchange show mixed activity in utilities and gas issues. The report includes bids for Washington Railway and Electric and Washington Gas, with prices around 86 to 88 percent, and notes the adjournment of the exchange to Monday July 7, 1913, for further trading and settlement.
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Seles
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Gas
Washington Railway and Electric 4S
OS Washington Gas Te
Railros
Getta Fraction Co. Ca
City and Suburban
Mort. SB
Columb Railway
Metropolitan Sa
Potomac Electric Power Ist
Potomac Electric Con. Mort
Potomac Ti- Be
Amer, Tel
Teleg
Amer Pol
Stunbt
Rie Realty
Eng
Riggs Realty
Trace Public Utility
Spoous
Capital Traction Co
Tess Waab
Railway and Electric Com
Bale Wash
Railway and Electric Ptd
Virginia Ry. Com
National Union
Columbia
Chapin-Sacks Co
Aneie Storneo
Security Storage Co
Washington Gas Stock Leads Busy Exchange Day
Washington Gas stock dominated activity on the Washington Stock Exchange with heavy trading 376 shares at 365-8 and 263-4, plus 3 shares at 871-8 and a 7% block at 871-4 after call. The market showed firmness though few new commitments during the extended holiday. Other items include Washington Railway and Electric movements and a bankruptcy petition by G. Stanley Simmons.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Gas
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Railway and Electric
The Metal Market Update and Mixed Commodities Notes
Market text notes Fork Tole Coone imprecise pricing and commodity terms. Copper, lamb, veal and hops prices appear with unclear values amid a dated 1881 context.
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Tole &Coone
Lake
Fates Canada
New York Cotton Market Falls After Government Crop Report
The New York Cotton market declined after the government crop report was published. Offerings stayed limited and only slight rallies appeared in the final half hour, with the close steady and net declines of 9 to 12 points.
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New York
Washington Produce Market Quotations Prompt Mixed Fruits
Market listings show demand for fruits and vegetables across several states with varied prices. Spring poultry and butter values are noted alongside scarce eggs and regional produce like potatoes, onions, peppers, and berries.
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New York State
New
West Virginia
Southers Enea
Texas
Florida
Fate
Isa
Wall Street Gossips on Railroads and Bank Movements
New York reports mixed railroad earnings and small net gains in gross for the period through mid June, with Frisco and other lines showing minor increases while others decline. London currency influence weighs on New York banks, with a net loss of 1,083,000 dollars, and Treasury movements show losses through the subtreasury. Volume trades drop to under 100,000 shares for a full stock exchange day, a rare event last seen in 1941.
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Treasury
United States
National Bank
Tn Treasury
Philippine Treasury
Walt
Syapeett
Gohd
McAdoo
General Fund
New York
Wall Street
American Securities
Tom Voocenr
Isic
Sroas
Wei
Kansan
London
Stock Exchange
Holland banker's view on the pending currency bill
A former New York State Bankers' Association president argues bankers nationwide favor a currency bill that preserves government authority and avoids a rigid, unappealable central board. He warns against confusing money with bank credits, notes limits on state banks, and stresses the central role of checks in U S monetary activity.
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New York
New York State Bankers’ Association
American Bankers’ Association
United States
Congress
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
States Bank
Central Bank of Reserve
United States Bank
Andrew Jackson
New York Clearing House Association
San Francisco
Portland
State Banker’s Association
Holland
Washington Loan & Trust Co
F Sts
John Joy Edson
Frisco Receiver Resigns Amid Rail Leadership Shakeup
Benjamin L. Winchell resigns as receiver of the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad at a federal court conference in St Louis. W. C. Dixon and W. B. Biddle named receivers to operate with Thomas H. West as director, while Winchell moves to a leading position at another railroad, effective July 14. The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway is reported as his new employer.
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Altts-Onaimiers
New Yorks
American Agricult
Tel
Armour and Co
Atchison
Atchison cv
Atlantic Coast
Ore
Ohio
Baltimore and
Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chesapeaite
Alton
Chicago
Mur
St G. Ev
Chio
Col
R. Fr
Pac
Lo and Bou
Delaware and
Hudean
Denver
Grande
Baha Erie
Erie
Interborough Met
Inter
Japan
Missouri
Kan
Texas
Misouri
National
New York
New York Central
Hartford
Estern
Xerfol
Western cv
Westinghouse
Wisconsin Central
St Louis
Benjamin L. Winchell
St. Louis and
San Francisco
Federal Circuit Court
Sanborn
Winchell
Henry 5. Priest
William F. Evans
St. Louis
W. C. Dixon
W. B. Biddle
Thomas H. West
St. Louis Union Trust Company
Chesapeake and Ohio Broad
Judge Sanborn
Road
Livestock Market Report from Chicago Prices and Receipts
Livestock markets in Chicago show hogs at 2 higher with 12 000 head. Cattle receipts 1 040 with steady demand from Texas steers and feeders. Sheep and lambs receipts 6 640 with stronger tone for lambs and hogs totaling 1 300 for slaughter. Prices vary by grade and weight across the market.
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Chicago
Texas
Ana
TVS
RTO
Min Mather Steed
Lehn Jange
Weaterang
Neo Fark
Marke
Heat curtails trade figure iron in more demand
Dunn's weekly review notes high temperatures limiting retail distribution, holiday demand dulling wholesale activity, and rains aiding crops with winter wheat harvesting progressing. It cites modest gains in cotton prospects, pig iron demand rising, railroads delaying equipment, and textiles stock low awaiting tariff action. Railroads' June earnings up 7.8 percent. June bank exchanges up 0.4 percent vs last year.
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New York
Dunn's Review
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Balkans
Strike in Rand Mines Brings South African Gold to Halt
A widespread strike in the Rand district halts the South African gold industry. Starting over working hours in Kleinfontein mines, the action spread to seventeen mines with 56,000 workers out. Troops guard property as miners remove gold to banks and several explosions attempt to target power stations near Benoni.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Rand
Kleinfontein
Benon
Troopa
Berlin Medical Society rejects Friedmann vaccine test panel
Berlin July 3 The Berlin Medical Society at its monthly meeting overwhelmingly rejected Prof Ludwig Schleich and Dr Friedrich Friedmann associate’s request for a four member committee to test the Friedmann tuberculosis vaccine in any manner deemed advisable. The decision drew cries of Bravo from the audience.
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Berlin
Berlin Medical Society
Ludwig Schleich
Friedrich I. Friedmann
Cotton acreage increase signals big harvest year
Department of Agriculture cites a July cotton report showing an extra 856000 acres planted and a 2.7 percent rise in crop condition from May. Texas leads gains with 342000 more acres. Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and others also report improvements and larger potential yields compared with last year and the ten-year average.
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Department of Agriculture
Texas
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Arkansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Virginia
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Commissioner rules on federal taxes for overseas business
The Commissioner of Corporations Osborn announced that corporations organizing in the United States but operating abroad are liable for federal cooperation tax. A New Jersey firm transacting in Cuba faced suit but settled for 1909, with penalties and interest.
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Osborn
Lorganard
United States
Forign Coutries
New Jersey
Cuba
Pennries
Opium King Dr Glickstein Convicted In Cocaine Ring
Dr Abraham Glickstein known as the cocaine and opium king was found guilty in a federal district court of conspiracy to use the mafia to market cocaine and of manufacturing and selling opium. He was sentenced to two years in Atlanta Federal Prison and a 3000 fine. Judge Mayer noted the many testimonies of human wrecks who bought drugs from the defendant.
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Glickstein
New York
Abraham Glick Stein
Federal District Court
Atlanta
Mayer
Lust
Dr. Glickstein
Tas Guestein
Isidore Glickstein
Nathan Ulmes
Lews Levy
Pan
Clrnch
Levy
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Hollinger Eetene Tee
Wee Ng Kerrate
Ste la Rose
Waeee L. V. Coal Sales Co
Manon Val Weertenee Manhattan Transit
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Marconi
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Standard Ou
Yukon Gold
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Fast Butte
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Frenklin
Giroux Conso Wees
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Mohawk - Tee Nevade Consolidated
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Sly Worth Buttet
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New York Avenue Northwest
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Colum. FR. R
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FP. Tele
W. M
Georgetown Gas
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Wash. L. & T
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H. W. Lav. Bank
Wilmington F. Ins
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Am. FL
Nat. UN
F. Ins
Colum
Chapin-Saks
Grapho. Com
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Washington Produce Market
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BF. Winchell
W. C. Nixon
W.B. Biddle
T. H. Weet
Western Road
Canada
Benoni
Friedmann
the Riggs Attonal Bank
Enna. Ave
U. 5. Treasury i
Munsey Trustmpany
Frank A. Munsey
District of
Columbius
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
Philadelphia
Washington & Southern Bank
G Street
J. Selwin Taft
Center Market
J. Thilman Hendrick Hendrick
15Th St
Manhattan Life Insurance Co
Bryan
Charlton
Italy
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