Canadian Pacific Off New Haven Again Weakened
Stock market faced further unsettled trading as securities continued liquidation with Canadian Pacific leading declines. New Haven and related issues weakened, while some late buying and short covering offered slight relief but overall market tone remained weak. News of encouraging tones in manufacturing and freight demand provided minor optimism amid a broad selloff.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
United States Steel
Union Pacine
New Haven
Gedalag
Bame
Goulds
Ontario
Western Western
Maryland
Toledo
St. Louis
Western
New Havens
Interstate Commerce Commission
Berlin
Vienna
Bona
Rssuex
Peinte
Toral
Farama
Oneal
Philadelphia Markets Butter Eggs Wheat and Poultry Report
Western creamery butter and eggs show firm prices with nearby prints. No. 2 red export wheat steady to lower with prices around 9.25 to 9.50. No. 2 yellow corn and No. 2 white oats steady. Alive poultry mixed with firmer veal calves and spring lambs, market firm and active. dressed meat values listed for various cuts and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Western Weamery
Pearby
Dow
Western Extra
New York
Duluth
Sheen
Ens
Wall Street Gossip Sees Mixed Move As Markets Falter
New York reports heavy stock selling abroad and at home with 5000 shares trading over the arbitrage rate while Canadian Pacific drops and New York Central nears a yearly low. U S Steel briefly hits 60 as stop orders loom and French investors scrutinize a $100 million Brazilian loan amid waning foreign demand. Railroad traffic improves with Western grain moves and rising merchandise loadings, signaling steadier overall activity for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Common
Canadian Pacific
Canada
New York Central
New York Stock Market 10Be Received by Lewis Johnson Co
A notice states that the New York stock market entry titled 10Be was received by Lewis Johnson and Company located at 1505 Pennsylvania Avenue. The snippet records the receipt and identifies the firm and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Johnson & Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
Livestock Market Prices Across Multiple Cities
New York July 13 cattle and hog receipts and prices across markets. Beeves cattle at New York and Chicago, with ranges for bulls and cows. Sheep and lambs with varied prices. Baltimore and Atlanta weekly summaries show receipts and price levels for cattle hogs and sheep, with notes on market strength and steadiness.
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New York
Galves
Clétoe
Handy
Chicago
Merit
Shepp
Baltimore
Dellars
E.edge
Rex
Atlcodia
Baltimore Markets Report from July Market Prices
Baltimore markets list grain and livestock prices with multiple items. Wheat grades show weak demand at 82 1/2 to 85 cents. oats, poultry, eggs, butter, and dairy prints and blocks priced across Maryland, Pennsylvania, and nearby regions with regional variations and notes on quality and packaging.
Grain market brief from New York on July 18
Spot and futures notes show wheat steady with No 2 hard at 86 percent and No 9 red at 85 percent, July shipment around £, and exports via New York. Corn and oats quiet with No 2 yellow at 73K, standard white at 45.5 percent, rye steady around 67 percent, and barley malting quoted 35 to 55 cents. Futures terms 1 July 84, September 815-10, December 80, reflecting spring crop optimism amid liquidation.
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New York
Adama Express
Braden
Wall Treat
Braden Col
Great Britain
Pointe Consolidated Gas
Goldfield Consolidated
Close
Greene-Cananea
Intercontinental Rubber
Kerr Lake
la Roce Consolidated
Mason Valley
Manhattan Transit
Marconi
New
Canadien
Nipissing Mines
Ieom Riker-Hegeman
Standard Oil
Wsport Movement
Tobacco
Mdlg
Recolpta
New Orleans
Yukon Gold
Galveston
United Cigar Store
Mobile
Eassion
United Cigar Stores
New Bay
Savannah
Pal
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hales
Honaton
Bt. Louis
Northam
Duluth
Manitoba
I. Ft
Te “Arriro
Qate
Pennsylvania
Hannery
Santos No
Dull Cordova
Money Market Rates Steady in New York
New York money market quotes show steady conditions with bid rates around 2 percent and near 24 2 percent. Sixty day bills trade near 4 percent with mercantile paper at 3 50 and commercial bills around 4.85 to 4.53. Bar silver and Mexican dollars cited with government bonds listed. railroad bonds noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cxtl
Tima Lang
Aixty
Mercantile
Exports Report Shows One Corporation's Big Drop
New York July 13 A confidential review by a large American industrial concern shows six months of 1913 sales around 600,000 dollars versus roughly 3,000,000 for the same period in 1912 and about 4,000,000 in the prior year. The report notes that a portion of 1913 demand came from exports and discusses tariff effects on trade. It also cautions managers about potential liquidation or capital reductions amid the decline, and cites Washington statistics aligning with a broad downturn in domestic manufacturing demand while export markets hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finda
New York
Washington Bureau of Commerce
Washington
United States
Thumansne
West
Omong Tauch
Solland
Local financial notes show cautious market optimism grows
Trading was nearly quiet with small attendance and little price change. Confidence edges up on New York reports, McAdoo prosperity talk, and talks with the President. Washington Gas 1778, Federal National Bank 13, Capital Traction 5a 10734, Hallway and Electric 83 1/8. Washington Loan and Trust declares 2 percent quarterly dividend payable August 1 with books closed July 24 to August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
New York
McAdoo
Washington Gas
Federal /National Bank
Morgenthaler
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Engravograph Company Incorporated Receives Charter
Engravograph Company Incorporated with capital stock of 10000 in 1000 shares of 10 each was incorporated yesterday at 148 New York avenue north west. Trustees are Ross E Gray Allen Clark and William F Roberts with the latter to serve as resident agent. Law rence Hoenigsberger named receiver for Lee J Lauman’s woman’s apparel business, bond fixed at 5000. Creditors include Louis Stecher 1240.06 Abraham D Prince 8 and Alexander B Cohn 1049.13. petition by Carr Peyser Taylor alleges insolvency and recent act of bankruptcy. Local Stock Exchange notes regular call at noon with Mergenthaler Linotype at 7, 214 and 2 at 5.
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Engravograph Company Incorporated
Engravograph Company
New York Avenue
Ross E. Gray
Allen ©. Clark
William F. Roberts
District Supreme Court
Lee J. Lauman
Seventh Street
Law ‘West
Anderson
Lawrence Hoenigsberger
Louis Stecher
Philadelphia
Abraham D. Prince
Washington, D. C
Alexander B. Cohn
Carr, Peyser & Taylor
Lauman
Treasury Receipts and Assets Report July 11 1914
United States Treasury reports revenue receipts for the day and fiscal year to date. Details include ordinary disbursements, general fund status, and various cash asset tallies across national banks and the Treasury. Figures cover gold and silver holdings, notes, coin, and bank deposits, totaling millions in assets and cash balances.
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General Fund
Treasury
United States
Anti National Bank
National Banka
Treasury Philippines
Lisk
New York Produce Prices Mixed Across Butter Eggs and Grains
Nearby market notes show steady dairy and grain levels with varied receipts. Butter and eggs report large shipment volumes. flour and cornmeal hold steady while coffee and cottonseed futures show limited movement. commodity ranges reflect mixed demand across New York and Pennsylvania markets.
The Metal Market Copper and Tin Prices Report
New York July 13 copper steady for spot and September at about 13.75 to 13.87 per unit. London copper steady with futures around £67. Tin and iron show quiet to steady levels. Northern iron prices range around 15 to 15.25 with regional variants and warrants noted in London.
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New York
Lake
London
Northern
Southern
Cleveland
Light Company to Court Receivers Appointed
Buffalo July 11 receivers were named for United States Lighting and Heating Company a $16 000 000 corporation mapping a Buffalo plant and Niagara Falls headquarters by Judge John R Hazel The action stemmed from Frederick R Humpage board member accusing mis management The receivers A Henry Ackermann Guy M Walker and James O Moore say the company is solvent and handling existing orders expected to demand eight months of work Directors listed include William Hawley Water S Cromwell Charles A Starbuck J Allen Smith Theodore P Shents and John A Sleicher
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Buffalo, N
United States Lighting and Heating Company
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
John R. Hazel
Frederick R. Humpage
A. Henry Ackermann
Guy M. Walker
New York
James 0. Moore
Ackermann
Wiliam Hawley
Water S. Cromwell
Charles A Starbuck
J. Allen Smith
Theodore P. Shents
John A. Sleicher
Local Produce Market Prices Released for Wholesale Poultry and Vegetables
Wholesale price list shows alive poultry including hens and turkeys, butter and cheese from several regions, and nearby eggs from Virginia and other states. Vegetables cover potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and leafy greens with per unit and per crate rates. Green fruits and berries list California oranges, lemons, pineapples, apples, melons, and more with various box and crate prices.
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Elgin
New York State
Virginia
Maine
Michigan
South Carolina
North Carolina
Corm
California
Santaloupes
Oil Quotations and Shipments Report
Oil prices and credit balances show 64 Chu Pa on July 18 with a credit balance of 175. Runs total 202,682 and average 8,689. Shipments reach 295,257 with an average of 90,286.
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Chu
Call For Money Again In Congress This Month
Congress faces delays in four key appropriation bills after thirteen days of the new fiscal year. House and Senate conferees have not completed the District appropriation, sundry civil, legislative, and Indian budgets. A continuing resolution previously extended last year’s funding to mid month. today leaders seek to push funding to August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Senate
Fitzgerald
House Appropriations Committee
Martin
Senate Appropriations Committee
Messrs
Fitzgerald Ward Martin
Back to Farm Movement to Attract Youth to Rural Life
The national life conference at Maryland Agricultural College August 4 to 6 aims to draw young men to farms by making country churches social centers as well as religious hubs. Promoters seek plans to keep people in rural districts instead of luring them away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Maryland Agricultural College
Personel
Haid
New Rule on Auto Lights Leads to Dismissal
Louis Pearns of Wennallytown faced a police court charge for driving after dark without a light. He claimed he was out of town and couldn’t return before night. Judge Pugh dismissed the case saying a man away when night falls can go home without a light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Pearns
Justice Gould Defers Vacation in Criminal Court No 1
The Tihatetak Supreme Court Justice Gould defers his vacation to preside today through Thursday in Criminal Court No 1 to clear a crowded docket after prolonged trials. Justice Anderson will preside in all other divisions of the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Gould
Wero Sueui
Supreme Court
Thursiday
Criminal Court
Anderson
New Fight on Proxies Hearing Set for Monday
Justice Anderson ordered a hearing next Monday at 10 o clock to show cause why a report on reducing Capital stock and distributing dividends should not be enjoined. Attorney McNeill claims proxies were rejected and counted without notice, affecting 15 000 shares. The petition seeks court intervention to protect stockholders rights amid alleged improper proxy handling by the Commercial Fire Insurance Company committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Fire Insurance Company
Justice Anderson
District Supreme Court
Jackson H. Ralston
Robert H. McNeill
Sucwi Suiea
McNeill
Come
Lethers
Insurance Company
Crab Dealers Warn of Crab Shortage This Season
Crabs are running well below average with no closed season in Chesapeake waters cited as a cause. Dealers warn that without restrictive measures the supply could shrink like canvas backs did. By mid July the season is peak but shipments fall short of demand with crabs selling for 1.50 to 2 per barrel yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake
Johnsons Crew to Testify in Monore Liner Sinking
Testimony in the Capt Johnson case will be taken by Capt Charles Wright and Capt Edwin F White US inspectors of steam vessels for this district. The hearing, supplementary to a New York inquiry that found no blame, will include crew of the Monroe and several passengers. The Monroe lies sunk off the Virginia coast with upper works removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Monroe
Nantucket
Charles Wright
Edwin F. White
United States
New York
Virginia
Trade council aims to boost overseas commerce leadership
Allen B. Johnson, president of the national foreign trade convention, announced a foreign trade council to promote an extension of overseas commerce. James A. Farrell, president of United States Steel, named chairman. The committee includes leaders from almost all branches of commerce and transport. Purolas Harrison, president of the Southern Hallway Company, is a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen B. Johnson
National Foreign Trade Convention
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Puirlas Harrison
Southern Hallway Company
Coromictes
Cherokees Appeal in Vain to President
A Cherokee delegation appealed to the President to permit living on a reservation in Oklahoma and freely practice ancient religious beliefs. They met with Commissioner Sells and other officials, who rejected the request as contrary to government Indian policy, leaving a memorandum for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Commissioner Sells
Indian Office
Day election in Virginia calls for statewide prohibition
Special to The Washington Post from Fitchmond Virginia July 13 certificates from county clerks across the state poured into the Secretary of the Commonwealth office and 69 93 qualified voters filed petitions urging Gov Stuart to issue a call for a statewide prohibition election The call would set September 22 as the voting date with a dry status effective November 1 1816 if approved County totals show 7655 signers from counties and 12580 from cities led by Norfolk 2157 Richmond 1976
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Stuart
Washington Post
Fitchmond
Virginia
Secretary of the Commonwealth
B. C. James
K Way
General Assembly
Gay
Norfolk
Richmond
Great Britain to Call World Conference on Mines Safety
Britain acts on a US proposal to convene next year a world conference to improve safety in mining. The aim is fuller interchange of views and cooperation among mining departments and experimental stations of leading nations. Army reshuffles note Maj James P Jerves moves to Norfolk to oversee river and harbor works. Maj Jervey replaces Lt Col J Eveleth Winslow in city duties, assisting the chief of engineers as Col Edward Burr is sent to the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
London
Britain
Army Engineers
James P Jerves
Corps of Engineers
Wheeling
W Va
Norfolk
Jervey
J. Eveleth Winslow
Chief of Engineers
Edward Burr
Philippines
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Amerian Ar ‘Tel and Tet. Co. Dys Sr American
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Sarto Our & Vo
Atchiaor
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Antipo
Alagne Uoust
Baluhreore
Ohio
Hallimert and
Ohl
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Transit
General of Georgia
Teather
Onlo
Ohio cv
Fea
Chicageyi
Quincy
Agu Cieat
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Chivas
Jey
Dasolers
Kansas
Lake Shore
My Leggett & Myers Oy
Tle
Nashville
Teaas
Missouri Pacific
New Ik State
Ray York
Stac
Sr Teal Southwestern
Zthern Railway
Texas Company
Tatas
Telt
Starrie
Os Starra Steel
Virginia Carolina Chemical Wabashtar
Western Talon
Warloghouse Electric
Boston
Cengenniyt
Envi
Franklen
Granby Consolidated
Fri Greene Canaie Gry Mohawk
Nevada
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Baltimore Securities
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Benks
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Pa Water and Power
Omy United Ria
Elec
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Washington Cattle Market
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Continent
Rock ‘Island
Atchlaon
Gulf
Uinola Central
Burlingtons
France
French Chamber of Deputies
NEW York Stock Market
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TOYG
Eos
Amer
Agricultural
American Car & Fay
Atl Ae Bie
Ice Securities
Atchison
Atchison Pfd. Ho
Atlantic Coal
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Brook
Cal. Petrol
Cal. Petrol Pfa
Bekomy
Chesapeake & Ohio
Great North
Mminois Central
Interborough Met
Interboroughet
Inter
Harvester
Ae Inter
International Pump
Kansas Cityouthern
Laclede Gas
Lehigh Valley Lism
New York Stock Exchange
Bates
HI. Jl'w
Louisville & One Pee
Miami
St. P
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Minsouri Pacific
National Biscuit
National Lead N
Rus
Mevada Consolidated
Beaq
N. A
Ontario & W
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
de Fatto
Pittsbersh Coal
Pittsburgh Coal
Pressed Steel
Pullman Palace
Ray Consolidated
Reading
Republic Iron & Steel
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Pfd
Rock Tatand Co
Tety
Rock Island Co
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
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Union Pacific
United States Realty
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Caro
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Westinghouse Electric
Lake Erie
Avanller
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Mascovy
Perth
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Gov
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Puayes
Holland
Europa
Liverpool
Local Stock Exchange
Mergenthaler Linotype
Federal National Bank
Capital Traction Railroad
Washington Railway and Electric
Georgetown Gas
Ind
Dot
Washington Gas F
Col. Gas and Elec
Deb. Sa
Columbia Gas
Capital Traction Co
City & Suburban Ry
Columbia Ry
Columbia Bailway
Waugh, Ry
Wash, Alex
Mt. Ver
Wash
Balto
P. Telephone
Tel
Tel. Roe
W. Steammarat
Riggs Realty
Commerce and Savings
East Washington Savings
Arlington
Corcoran
German-American National Union
Columbia
C. Paper Mfg. Co
Security Storage Co
Local Produce Market
U. S
Country Life Conference
College Park
Monroe-Nantucket
Council To Promote
James A Farrell
Sells
Munsey Trust Company
Rock of Gibraltar
Monsey Trust Company
Monsey Trust Com
Frank A. Munsey
National Savings and Trust Company
16Th and
N. Y. Ave
Forty-Eighth Fear
District of Columbia
Boohles
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
National Metropolitan Bank
Fifteenth &Treet
U. S. Treasury
Oldest National Bank
First Trust
Real Estate Trust Go
St. NW
Tel. M
J. Thilman
Hendrick Hendrick Building
15Th St
Washington Stock Exchange
Manhattan Life Insurance Co
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