Steel Shares Rally As War Contracts Lead Market Turn
New York trading opened with war contract stocks showing strength while rails weakened. A late reversal boosted former favorites with steel issues and Amalgamated Copper dividend news lifting sentiment. Bethlehem Steel and American Can led gains as Southern Pacific and Missouri Kansas Texas showed weakness in mixed overall activity.
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New York
Saina
Wal
Germany
Washington
Uethlehem Steel
American Canataq Baldwin Tocomothye
Witlvs-Querland
United Testee
Aines
Snarman Lam
Southern Pacific
Baltimore Securities. July 13 market notes and quotes
The page reports stock quotations from Baltimore Securities and related issues with prices for many railroad and industrials. It also covers New York commodity and bond activity, including copper and steel, then shifts to July 15 level notes and futures in Treasury and railroad bonds, and closes with Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Poultry and grain futures in Chicago.
Cottonseed Oil Market Prices Reported
New York July 15 prime crude cottonseed oil quotes for August through February show August at 6.03 and September 6.05 with a peak at 6.12 for February. Prime winter yellow and summer white settle around 6.10.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper declares quarterly dividend rise
New York July 15 The Amalgamated Copper Company declared a quarterly dividend of 1, up 50 cents from three months ago. British credit and a new French loan in the U S remain in abeyance as European securities activity was subdued. Southern Pacific near 81% and St Paul around 5 in yield drawn market. Broad Street curb trading uneven with Westinghouse active around 107, Electric Boat dipping then rebounding.
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York
Uerican Agricultural
American Corton
Lily Arier Pet & Telev
Amerian Tobacco
Arnie & VO Bos FO Neots
Atumson
Atlantic
Brooklyn Transit Ox
Georgia
Uen
Trutral Farihe
Cnesenethe & Ohio Dias Ed
Uhesanedke & Obro Oy Ding
Euel & Quincy Init
Ase, Burl & Quincy Wen
Caraga
Western
Poy VN
SEO Oy
VAL Rot
Bae Ry
Chai & Northwestern
Qeter & Hie
Lysers Securities
Great Northern
Tate
Karsay City Southern
Lake Shore
Lignett & Myerson
Nashville
Missourians & Texas
Lst
Mosaitre Pacific
New York
Eutral
New York Central
New York State
New York Railways
al Noy Nom & Ff
Norfolk & Western
Northern Cacitte
Neers
Northern Pacifier
Tel & Tete Ke Sania Consolidated
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Si Toul
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Serhoard Vir Line
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Houten Hs Patlle Ey
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Panama
Southern Railway
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Tevia & Pacific
Vining Pacific
United States
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Westinghouse Electric
Holtofteren
Juneau
Emerson
Cal
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Kanswo
Nebr Beach
Ohio
Tonopah Mining
Amalgamated Copper Company Today
S1. Paul
St. Paul
New York Stock Market Quiet on July 15, 1915
The New York Stock Market on Thursday July 15 1915 showed subdued activity with trading muted as investors awaited further guidance. Industrial and railroad shares moved narrowly while bonds held steady amid cautious sentiment in financial circles.
Philadelphia Markets Report July Prices for Butter Eggs Wheat Corn and Oats
Philadelphia markets on July 15 show butter firm near term. Eggs are steady. Wheat higher with No 2 red car lots July export at 112% 1.14 and No 1 Northern Duluth at 1.64 1.59. Corn higher with No 2 yellow local 87% 88, steamer No 3 yellow 86% 87. Oats higher for No 2 white 614 62%
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Philadelphia
Duluth
U S Holds Key to Situation in World War I Analysis
Boston editor and economist Barron argues U S could go it alone in war, citing Russia’s mobilization two years earlier and Germany’s hoarding of resources. He notes U S gold, credits, and supplies give it leverage, with Sir George Paish confirming cautious forecasts in London.
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Boston
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Germany
America
Mr. Barron
Sir George Palsh
Washington
United States
Sir George
U. S
Barron
London
Sir George Paish
Europe
Menia
Barren
Berlin
Hamburg
Holland
Local Bond Market Quietly Mixed With Small Gains
Local investors showed renewed interest in the bond list with prices edging higher. Washington Railway and Electric 4s traded around 81 to 82, Capital Traction 68 held at 106, and Washington Gas ex dividend at 1.29, while Mergenthaler and Greene-Cananea Copper also crossed active levels as New York activity drew in local speculators.
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Washington Railway and Electric 4S
Washington Ges 68
Capital Traction
Syme
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Mergenthaler
Greene- Cananea Copper
Boston
New York
Washington
Local Stock Exchange Report Highlights Bond and Stock Quotes
Washington Railway and Electric, Mergenthaler Linotype, Capital Traction Railway, and Georgetown Gas are among bonds and stocks quoted. The report lists bids, asks, and recent prices across railroads, utilities, mining, and banking stocks along with agricultural and food prices for poultry, dairy, eggs, vegetables, and fruits. Multiple entities appear, including Washington Gas, Capital Traction Co, Mergenthaler Linotype, Greene-Cananea Copper, and American Security & Trust, with varied price points and maturities.
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Asket Geotown Gas Cert
Ind
Georgetown Gas
Washington Gas
Col. Gas & Elec
Capital Traction Co
Ana. & Pot. River Ry. Bs
Ana. & P. River
Guar
City & Suburban Ss
Nae Metropolitan Railway Bs
Wash
Elec
Wash., Alex
Mt. V
Mtge
C. & P Telephone
Tel
Mkt. Co
Mkt Co Bs
N. & W. Steamboat
Higgs Realty
Riggs Realty
Ge Capital Traction Co
Rapfd
Washington Gas Amer. Tel
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greene-Cananea Copper
National Bank
American
Capital Columbia Commercial District
Farmers and Mechanics
Federal
Metropolitan Riggs
Washington
Trust Company
Am Security & Trust
National Savings & Trust
Union Trust Company
Loan & Trust
Continental Trust
Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank Commerce & Savings
East Washington Savings
Corcoran
Firemen's i German-American National Union
Columbia Title
C. Paper Mfg. Co
Trans. & Storage Security Storage Co
Washington Market
Washington cattle market mixed hogs and calves report
Hogs rated 7 8, sheep clipped at 4 4 and veal calves at 9. Medium grade cattle 74 8 and lambs listed. Report appears to summarize livestock pricing and market conditions with several unreadable figures.
New York Money Market Snapshot July 15 Rates
Mercantile paper 3.2 percent, Sterling exchange 60 day bills 4.7250 demand 4.7645 cables 4.7715. Francs demand 5.59 cables 6.583 percent. Marks demand 8144 cables 81 percent. Rubles demand 35 cables 35 percent. Bar anver 47 percent Mexican dollars. Government bonds steady, railroads irregular. Call money steady high 2 low 1 percent, ruling 2, last loan 2, closing bid 1, offered 2. Time loans steady 60 days 2 percent, 90 days 2 percent, six months 1 93K.
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Mercantilé Paper
Sterling Exchange
Treasury Daily Statement shows deficit and asset totals
United States Treasury reports close of business figures for July 15 1915 with net balance in general fund receipts and payments. It lists annual deficits 10 39n 681 against prior surplus plus detailed cash assets by category and holdings in gold silver and bank notes.
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United States Treasury
MOMEH
Treasury
United States
Federal Reserve
Philippines
Hiattos Dad Caene Pecs
Baltimore Markets July 16 Grain and Livestock Prices
In Baltimore on July 16 spot and contract prices span wheat corn oats and poultry with No 2 red wheat firm at 1.13 to 1.15 and various spreads. Butter eggs and creamery grades listed. Chicago and New York markets show hogs cattle sheep receipts and price ranges with mixed movement.
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Hennery
Middle West
Aliye
New York State
Elgin
Tub
Freeh
Virginia
Florida
Texas
North Carolina
California
Baltimore
Southern
Gample
Soutern
Ccorn
Peking
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Chicago
New York Grain Market Summary July Report
New York grain prices show spot wheat firm with No 2 red at 141% 1.50% c. 4 t, and No 1 Northern Duluth at 1.51% c. 1 and No 1 Northern Manitoba at 14236 c. 1. No 2 yellow at 89, standard 63. Futures unsettled for September. Rye quiet. corn prompt shipment. oats spot mixed. barley quiet with 77 ct. Buffalo readings.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Buffalo
Fr & White
Brazil to Hold Coffee Valorization Plan
New York reports confirm Brazil will launch a valorization scheme to support its coffee surplus. Congress passed a bill authorizing 300,000 contos, about 7.5 million dollars, with 150,000 contos to be loaned in Sao Paulo to buy up to 400,000 bags of coffee from the current crop.
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New York
Sao Paulo
The Metal Market Dulls Copper Steady Iron Unchanged
New York July 15 copper futures are dull with prices 19.75 to 20.00. London reports copper at £76 10s with futures £163 10s and electrolytic £92 10s. Iron remains steady and unchanged in market notes.
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New York
London
Sells its pipe lines under ICC ruling report
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey reportedly sold two of its pipelines and found a buyer for a third. Officials did not comment on the sale reasons or amounts. The Fawn Grove Maryland to Baltimore line was bought by National Transit Company, and the Center Ridge to Bayonne New Jersey line was acquired by another buyer.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fawn Grove
Baltimore
National Transit Company
Center Ridge
Bayonne
N. J
Unionville to Bayonne Line Sold to New York Transit
The Tuscarora Oil and Gas company reports a segment between Unionville Pennsylvania and Bayonne is to be sold to the New York Transit Company.
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Tuscarora Oil and Gas Company
Unionville
Bayonne
New York Transit Company
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