Nervous Stock Market With Rail and Bank Shares Mixed
Stocks again nervous and unsettled with reduced volume. Missouri Pacific slips to 31 2, Southern Railway and Union Stock issues show losses, while Reading Union Pacific and U S Steel face bear pressure. England loses gold as demand for bills steadies and foreign offerings decrease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Pacific
Uke Reading
Union Pacific
Unite States Steel
London
Ramburg
New York Bond Market Snapshot Jul Report
New York bond market listings show varied prices across American Tobacco American Steel Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore and Ohio and other issuers. Notable items include Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and Great Western consolidations and Interborough Transit and Rapid Transit issues with mixed yields and par values across multiple rail and utility firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Agricultural
ADL Ae
Amerian Tet and Tel Co Ys
American Simelters
American ‘Tobacco Fa
Semour & Mo @ye
Oy Atchison Gen
Oss
Aterisos
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Co
Berblehen Steel
Brooklyn Transit Os
Iaver
Rio Grande
Inanliera Securicien
Irle Ovts
Kents. Genera
Electricia
Rreat
Mitueis Central Met
Interborough Rapid Transit
Interborough Met
Kansas City Southern
Tages & Myers Ba
Lonard
Lonevile and
Nashville
Missouri
Kans
Tex
Missouri Pacife Cois
NOY Central
New York Central
New York City
New York State
New York Railways
Hartford
Norfolk and Western Cycne
Northern Pacific
Northern Vacitie
Oregon Short Line
Garifie Tel
Tel
Bennaylvania
Pennsylvania Wen
Dsm
Kay Consolianted
Ws Rerding Ken
Hopublic Steed As
Hours
San Pran
Far Cathern
Ty Stouts Pacific
Southern Raiway
BN Southern Railway
Nubber
Baltimore Securities Market Report Summary
New York and London paper markets show varied rates for stocks and bonds. Demand and cables list rates for Sterling bills, francs, Marka and other currencies with minor fluctuations. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds easy. Time loans steady at 2 percent for 60 days and 90 days, with six months at 3 percent. Call money steady, high 3 percent, low 1 percent, with a 2 percent current rate. Short-term rates for small loans show a closing bid at 1 percent and offer at 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mercantile Paper
France
Wall Street News at a Glance Bond Market Holds Firm
Market resistance persists as Europe supplies large bond amounts daily yet declines stay modest. Missouri Pacific and related names slip from recent highs while coal road tonnages fall in June led by Lehigh Valley and Reading. Erie president denies links to Canadian Pacific Heat rad and vows to stay with Erie until dividends resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Lehigh Valley
Reading
Ita
Jersey Central
Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
Erie
Ontario and Western
Underwood
Erie Railroad
Canadian Pacific
New York Stock Market Closes After Ex Dividend Day
The New York stock market posted 532,945 in yesterday trading as shares dropped after an ex dividend event. Investors watched key indices and major holdings adjust values following the payout.
Chicago Grain Markets Edge Higher on Wheat Futures
Wheat futures rose amid delayed movement and expectations of a larger crop yield. Corn and provisions shifted little with steady to modest gains, while cash grain prices showed mixed quotes for No 2 red wheat, No 2 yellow corn, and other grains.
Holland Writes Of Is Valuable As A History
A July report from New York discusses H G Noble’s 9 page monograph on the New York Stock Exchange crisis after the 1914 European war outbreak. It lauds the work for clear finance history, cites Sir George Paish and Basil Blackett aiding US credit, and notes the exchange reopening aided by British treasury figures. It highlights the monograph as a testament to market value testing and integrity in a time of peril.
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New York
Banking
Securies
Europe
New York Stock Exchange
H. G. 3. Noble
United States
Allenge
Stock Exchange
Ths
George Paish
Basil G. Blackett
Blackett
Washington
Great Britain
London
William R. Grace & Co
Financial District
Noble
Sir George
Paish
Stock Exchanges Committee of Five
Frst
Sir George Paish
Committee of the Stock Exchange
George Paleh
Blackett. Holland
New York Cotton Prices Fall Amid Liquidation
Heavy general liquidation drove a sharp price break in cotton today with the market closing easy, October contracts slipping to 9.96 from last week’s high near 10.92. Futures showed a decline of 20 to 27 points, marking a substantial drop from April’s highs as traders weighed demand and supply.
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New York
Aince
Washington
Washington stocks show gains as Dutch Market increases capital
Transactions on the Washington Stock Exchange show improved activity with gains in several issues. Washington Gas displays strength despite light sales. bids rise for Capital Traction to 9 1 4 with no offers below 9 1 3 4. Mergenthaler trades at 182. Bonds are irregular but no selling pressure. Capital Traction bonds sell at 195 1 2 for 4 000 and 16 3 4 for 500. Washington Loan & Trust declares a 2 percent quarterly dividend payable August 1 to holders of record July 24. Old Dutch Market stockholders vote to raise capital from 160,000 to 200,000 with a new issue at 125 per share, preferred stock with a 10 percent cumulative dividend.
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New York
Europe
Baltimore
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Gay
Railway Common
Mergenthaler
Capital Traction $S
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Loan & ‘Frost Company
Alexandria
Snew
Capitol Traction Railroad Fs
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Gaz
Mergenthaler Linotype
City and Sub
Metropolitan
Wash
Elec
Alex. & Mt. V Sn
Mtg
P. Telephone
Mkt Co
Mkt. Co
Cold St
N. & W. Steamboat Ss Riggs Realty
Long
Riggs Realty
Capital Traction Co
Wash. Ry
Elec. Com
Commerce and Savings
Washington Savings
Corcoran Avenues
German- American National Union
C. Paper Mfg. Co
Washington Market
Algo
FA. Jones
Conrage
Huntington
Chevy Chase
Floree
Murphy's
Fourrell
Willard
14Th St
Columbia Et. Nw
Harry Beasley
Lanston
Rwy. Ptd
Munsey Trust
Nat. Bank
Gayety Theater
Thomas L. Hume
Tel BI
Local Stock Exchange Snapshot with Bond and Equity Listings
A crowded tabulation of stocks and bonds with regular call at noon. Capitals Traction, Washington Railway and Electric, and multiple utility and railroad issues feature prices, percentages, and listable notes. The report taxonomizes bonds, preferreds, common shares, and miscellany across rail, gas, telegraph, and manufacturing sectors.
Local Produce Market Prices in Hens and Potables
Local market lists poultry prices per pound for alive stock including hens roosters ducks and turkeys with varied rates. Dressed poultry, cheese butter and meats are quoted, alongside extensive vegetable and fruit prices from Georgia to North Carolina California and Florida with crates baskets sacks and per barrel rates.
New York Produce Prices Across Dairy Eggs Poultry and Beef
New York July 8 price notes show butter receipts at 10 328 creamery extras 93 score 27 percent 28 percent and more. Eggs receipts 17 316 fresh gathered extras 22 23 firsts 204p 21 1814 19 percent. Cheese unsettled receipts 2 826 state whole milk flats and twins colored 15 percent. Poultry live Western chicks broilers 23 fowls 15 percent turkeys 11 13 dressed dull Western frozen roasting chickens 18 22. Pork easy 18 25 18 75 beef steady lard weak midwest 3 10 8 20. Coffee Rio No 7 74 Santos No 4 95 costs and freight firm Santos 48 9.95 49.26 Rio 7s 7.16. Sugar raw firmer centrifugal 4 39 4.95 molasses sugar 4 12 oi.
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New York State
Elgin
French
Virginia
Georgia
North Carolina
Florida
New York
Texas
California
Hennery
Middle West
Rio
Santos
Rios
Treasury Daily Balance and Deficit Report 1915
United States Treasury reports close of business figures for July 7 1915 including net balance in general fund 75070377 total receipts 2400183 total payments 3366287 deficit this fiscal year 10060549 versus prior year's surplus 1675486 exclusive of Panama Canal and public debt. Revenue receipts for day and month listed with asset totals across gold silver funds and reserve notes totaling 9211454758 with bank note redemptions of 719237900.
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United States
Treasury
General Fund
Treasury Offices
Federal Reserve
New Haven Board Wins Supreme Bench Victory Over Directors
Supreme Court of Massachusetts dismisses a $102 million suit by minority stockholders against former and current New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad directors for alleged improper expenditures. Justices find no reasonable grounds to pursue the directors or the estate of J Pierpont Morgan. The decision covers William G Rockefeller Lewis Cass Ledyard James S Elton and Charles B Mellen among defendants. The court notes no actionable basis to sue the directors for recoveries. The ruling accompanies stock market notes from Beeves Calves and Hogs reports with mixed commodity receipts and prices.
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Boston
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Supreme Court
William G. Rockefeller
Lewis Cass Ledyard
James S. Elton
Charles 8. Melien
Hammond
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York Grain Market Reports Mixed Wheat Markets Firm
New York grain notes futures firm with spot strength across wheat and corn. No. 2 red wheat at 1.3544 and No. 3 hard 1.4444 request, No. 2 yellow corn at 85 cents prompt, oats strong with standard at 58, No. 8 white 59, fancy clipped white 60, rye steady, barley quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
The Metal Market in New York and London Activity
Copper in New York quiet but steady at 20.25 to 20.50 cents. iron unchanged. Tin quoted easy for 5 and 25 ton lots at 38.25 to 38.75. London spot copper £77 15s, futures £79, electrolytic £93 to £108, spot tin £170, futures £165 16s. antimony unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Cottonseed Oil Market Opens Mixed In New York
New York traders record varied cottonseed oil futures with July at 6.00 to 6.07, September 6.20, October 6.22 to 6.24, and December 6.30 to 6.26. Total sales reach 14,200 contracts amid scattered bids and trading activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cottonshed Aran
1914 Cotton Crop A Record Reached By Nation
Government final report shows 1914 US cotton output at 116,134,930 500-pound bales, surpassing 1911 records. Lone star state produced 4,592,112 bales and Georgia 2,718,027 bales. Linter cotton used in shells for firearms contributed to total 16,926,394 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ins
Census Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Board
Texas
Georgia
First Cotton Bale Shipped From Lyford Texas 1915 Season
The first bale of the 1915 cotton season was shipped from Lyford Texas to Houston. It weighed about 60 pounds and came from several local farms. This marks the third consecutive year Lyford has sent the season's first bale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Tex
Lyford
Houston
Texas
Notice of probate and administration in District of Columbia
Notices from the Supreme Court Probate Court of the District of Columbia warn heirs and creditors about estates. The documents grant letters of administration and letters testamentary for Cuiffunl B Aldridge, Risa A Bouldin, Catherine M Wilen, and others. Claimants must file proofs with vouchers by July 6, 1916, or be excluded from benefits. James Tanner, Register of Wills, and attorney references appear.
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Supreme Court OF the District OF CO
District of Columbia
Cuiffunl B Aldridge
Ace
Otter
Wis
Margaret
Aldridge
James Tanner
Wille
Dintelet of Columbia
Emory HW. Bogley
Anpreme Court
District OF Ch
Jamba
Wulseriber
Protate Court
Risa A. Bouldin
Dietrict of
Columbia
Otbrewiae
Ml Heneft
Mos
Florida Delany
Sean James Tanner
Register of Wills
John J. Wilson
Blupheme Court
District OF Columba
District Columbia
Duetry of Columbia
Catherine M. Wilem
Strict of Columbia
Jan J. Wilds
Seal
Jamo’ Tanner
Willy
Drattet Columbia
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Missouri Pacifc
Misaegurtansas
Texas Isaacs
Kansas City
Bank of England
Baltimore Securities
Storks
Consolidated Power
Houston GT CD Ag
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Consolidated Ins
Baltimore City
Mae Bet R. & B. Co
Wall Street
The
Washington Loan & Trust Company Cor
John Joy Edson
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Amer. Sugar
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Amer. TL & T
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Sloss
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H. G. Noble
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Mellen
NEW York Grain
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the Commercial National Bank
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Fifteenth Street N. W
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
G. 1. Milne
Fox
Thia
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Alverd & Ie
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Strert
Krieg’s Express
HE Street
Baldwin'a Express
Ania
Smith
Storace
Pitman
Spigels
Arthur Mordton
Kraus
Ine Storp
J. C Amberger
Conduit Road
Atore
Prudhomme French School
Bert Quick
Fauquier Institute Bor
Warrenton
Piedmont
Nelle V. Butler
Emerson Institute
Virginia College For Women
Roanoke
Valley of Virginia
Femed
Strayer’s
Business College
Qld Masonie Temple
Sith
Asta
Waite
Charles H. Bauman
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