Prices Recede Again In Weak Foreign Markets
Market closes show declines across rail stocks and industrials led by Canadian Pacific and New York Central with losses of four points and more amid demoralized overseas markets. Foreign exchange firmed slightly as demand for time loans remained weak and total sales reached about 2.03 million dollars in par value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
New York Central
London
Berlin
Bring
Southern Railways
Foreley
Lassen
Northern Pacific
Harrimany
Anthracites
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Ore Trsnea
Banda
New York Bond Market Highlights and Trading Notes July 2
Market desks report on American Agricultural 5a, American Cotton Offe, American Tel and Tel debentures, Amour & Co issues, and Atlantic Coast Transportation bonds. Quotes list bids and asks for several rail, steel, and utility securities, with notable entries for Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago and Northwestern, Missouri Pacific, United Ry and Elec, and Pennsylvania related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Agricultural
Ati
American Tel
Tel
American Sighing
American ‘Tobacco
Armour & Co Sige Achisen
Ty Atenison cv Ss
Atlantic Coast
Tne
Battimore and
Ohlada
Battinare
Obie Cy
A. Fa Rethienom Steel Rat
Borat Broukive
Central of Georgia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Quincy
Great Western
MIT
Chicato
Ant Pas Rorell
Omraso KR
Pac
Chicago
Northwestern
Er Colorale
Southern
Tigayer
Aly Grande
Diatcters Securities
Baecy
Baltimore
Briegen
Serena
Elactric Sa
Orient Qooik
Con. Power
United Rys
Elec
Kansas City
D. Bier
Toulwile
Nxatelite
Missour
Kansas
Texas
United Ryn
Elec. Inc da
Missouri Pucile
Wash
Bolte
York Central
New York City
Rowbuck State
New York Railway
NX Oy
Hartford
Sertalx and
Western
Northern Pacific
Deegon
Lng
Fenrylvania
Pennsylvania
Roy Consolidated
Republic Steel
Ay Strals
San Fram
Vauls Southwestern
Aersinia-Carolina Chemical Hacc
Union 4.S
Unguouse Alectria Or
Market summary of Baltimore securities and Chicago grain
The report notes unsettled trading with Western wheat deliveries showing limited gains and overall heaviness. Corn declined modestly, with pork futures mainly steady, and July pork tightening while other contracts fell from last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorn
News of July Cotton and Market Prices From New York
The daily cotton market report from New York lists quiet butter receipts at 7,463. firm hogs with 15,046 head. irregular live poultry markets with Western drovers and frozen chickens. steady raw sugar and molasses. flour and rye flour steady. cornmeal firm. lard weak. refined products steady. bagged coffee and oils detailed with futures for cottonseed oil including prime crude and yellow varieties with prices across months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jiddie West
South America
Barsty, Meady
Santos
Juiz
Prima
Live Stock Markets Boston and New York Closing Prices
Transcribed report shows live stock markets with Boston hogs and cattle receipts, New York grains and livestock quotes, and interior movement. Highlights include hog receipts around 16,000 head, cattle about 1,000 head, and sheep around 7,200 head, with mixed prices and regional quotations across major markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Galveston
New York
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Conper Range Con Co
Bust Butta Copper Mine Co
Frangtin
Granby Consolidated
Philaderpate
Slaow
Todas
Greene Cananea
Mohanna Tse
Evade Consolidated
Sintesing Mu
Miminent
Worthen Manitoba
Old Dominion
Rivas
Ea Suleman
United Frat T Alien Bacorn
Utwn Consolidated
Jory
Toran Taaag
Wall Street Gloom Over Near East Ties and Stock Prices
Wall Street reports gloom over Near East tensions exerting pressure on European markets. New York Stock Exchange saw 90 000 shares sold for foreign accounts and 20 000 shares bought for London accounts. Berlin and other exchanges noted declines and new multi year lows for several railroad and utility stocks. New York Central Union Pacific and others hit fresh low records with declines in Baltimore and Ohio and Southern Railway favorites. Six months earnings for Corn Products were cited and Paris bankers expected a 3 000 000 dollar gala shipment next Tuesday. Sterling remained strong with no steamships sailing before Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York Stock Exchange
London
Berlin
Baltimore
Ohio
New York Central
Union Pacific
Corn Products Company
Paria
Wallatrest
Local Produce Market Wholesale Prices Listing
Wholesale prices for poultry and vegetables listed in a fragmented local market sheet. Items include chickens hens turkeys and various greens and fruits with prices per pound basket barrel crate or box. Unclear OCR yields scattered figures and mis-spellings across regions and product names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Atribe Beate
Ceepinnt
tolMiatoss
Tomeiaaistenes
Virginia Allons
Eageoo
Jemona
Florida
Wackberrice
Ucktebarriey
BOT
Matertoolous
Ingan
Calstoraia
Berenito
Government Bonds in Root City Market Report
Government bonds in Root City zip code 72006 show an average 72006 value around 300453 with notable figures 605 average and 93 242. Ta market activity includes shifts in Shipeens with 605 average and related totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Shipeens
Baltimore Markets Poultry Prices Report
Baltimore Market listing poultry prices with hens, fowls, ducks, and small birds from Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby states. Includes figures per dozen and per pound, with varied weights and quality levels, plus store packed and regional references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Smatler
Marylang
Pennsylvania
West Irate
Maryland
Fenpsylvan
Virginia
Wiesnig
Paria Silvala Airy
Procene
Philadelphia Markets Report July 4 With Grain Prices Noted
Market brief from Philadelphia on July 4 shows butter and wheat quotes for various grades including No 3 ret spot old export 696, No 1 Northern Duluth export, and other mixed commodity terms. Lacks clear entities beyond generic product notes and unclear codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Duluth
Toms Coe
Orma
Washington Cattle Market Report Missing Details
Fragmentary note from the Washington market column shows garbled text and unclear data on cattle prices and market conditions. No coherent names, dates, or figures are readable to establish a concrete event or outcome for a precise summary.
Tariff Effect on Exports Looms Over Wheat and Cotton
Holland reports on US foreign trade tallies from the fiscal year ending June. Cotton exports rose to 610 million dollars, while overall agri exports fell. the tariff is blamed for mixed results. Forecasts note large wheat harvests may offset losses, with tobacco crops faltering in parts, and industry showing weakness despite good crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Washington
Alnig Ft
Anan~ Olal
Judes
Philos
New York Money Market Snapshot
New York money market reports Mercantile paper at 4.495 percent with six day bills at 4.8920 demand, commercial paper at 4.81 percent. Government bonds and railroad bonds are heavy, call money steady. Time loans show strength with 62 day and 6 month notes at 4.4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mercantile Paper
Eierliog
Ber Oftner
GFK
Copper Market Report From York July Fourth
The Metal Market notes copper steady with spot around 429 and near term 650 to 650 range. electrolytic prices show nominal moves while warrants and futures appear quiet with minor variation. Market references include Cleveland, Bird moves to Lorton and unsettled tone across copper terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Cleveland
Bird
Lorton
Local Financial And Business Notes Amid Market Dullness
The stock exchange opened with few brokers present and no visible buying or selling. Quotations largely unchanged from the day before reflect a market in distress as bankers brokers and clients depart the city while public utility issues loom over speculation. Daily sales included 8 Washington Gas 5 at 012-2 and 5 Capital Traction 5 at 1072-2. Richard H. Claughton, a leading member, leaves today for a Great Lakes trip and a weeks visit at the Thousand Islands hosted by Col. O. G. Staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Washington Gas
Capital Traction
Richard H. Claughton
The
Exchange
Great Lakes
Thousand Islands
Col
O. G. Staples
Georgetown Gas
SR Cal
Apital Traction Co
Stuburban Ry
Ie Zolumbia
Jolumbia
Alex
Feo
Mtg. Be. Pot
Power Usk Ou
P. Telephone Bs
Teleg
Amer. Tel
Tel. Co
Market Co
Steamboat
Capital Traction Co
Wiese
Wach
Virinka Ry
Ralto
Washington Bae
J. and Tel Co
Mergenthaler Linotype
iLanaton
National Bank
American
Golumbic
Armaers
Lineali Ig
Trust Company
Amer
Security and Trust
National Savings and ‘Trust
Union ‘Trust Company
Loan and Trust
Continental
Wings’ Bank
Union Savings Bank
Commerce and Savings
Rust Washington Savings
Ansuranch Stoc
Corcoran Arlington
National Union
Chapin-Sacks Co
United States Treasury Financial Snapshot July 22 1914
Treasury report shows receipts and disbursements for the current and prior year, with detailed asset tallies. It lists gold coin, gold certificates, silver dollars, U S notes, treasury notes, and various bank and coinage figures, ending with overall net balance and reserve status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
United States
PhD Inpines
Sega
Treasury Bank
United States Savings Bank Buys Munsey Trust Branch
The United States Savings Bank at the northwest corner of Fourteenth and U streets NW has purchased the Munsey Trust Company and United States Trust Company branch at Fourteenth and U streets. The deal includes deposits, the long term lease of the building, banking fixtures, and goodwill. After consolidation, resources are expected to reach about 1,000,600 dollars. Officers listed are Wade H Cooper president William D Bercy vice president and William H Zepp cashier. Negotiations were conducted by Eldridge B Jordan Samuel D Henry and Wade H Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Savings Bank
Fourteenth and
U Streets
Munsey Trust Company
United States ‘Trust Company
United States Sayioxe Bank
Wade H Cooper
William D. Bercy
Wiliam
H. Zepp
Eldridge 2B
Jordan
Samuel D. Henry
Wade H. Ellis
Range of Local Prices on Washington Stock Exchange
A table compiled by W. B Hibha lists daily opening, high, low, and closing prices for active securities traded on the Washington Stock Exchange up to July 2. It includes numerous securities from railways, banks, utilities, and trust firms with varied figures and percent changes, reflecting broad market activity in a historic local snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B Hibha
Secur
Washington Stock Exchange
Diom
Cap
Col. BR. Bs
Metro
BR. E
Nose Tosh
W. Ry
BOE
OOOP
Wier
Coma Bs
Sri
Sam
Ron
Edoalm
Wee
SON
Lorth
Washington Gas
SelGeorgetown Gas
Mark
Linntype
2Iay
Bidi Lanston Mono
Dia
Nat. Bank
Fed. Nat. Bank
Ulincoln Nat. Bk
Nat Met. Bank
GoRiges Nat. Bank
Sis
Asim
Union Trust
Juaang Aifw
Loan & Tr
Contl ‘Trust
East W. Say. B
Arlington Fire
Uecol
Bis
Fibl Bil Il
Trade Outlook Improves Amid Mixed Merchandising Signals
New York July report notes gradual business improvement with irregularities in major centers. Iron and steel values rise on better conditions while dry goods show cautious recovery. footwear and leather show activity, though overall goods trade remains subdued. Foreign exchange strengthens but balance of trade favors abroad. grain outgo may bolster credit position. commercial failures decline from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dana Review
Tomasro
New England
Plans Ready for New Alexandria High School Building
City engineer C. Dorn completed high school plans for Alexandria totaling about 90000 dollars. City council earlier chose a city engineer over an outside architect to draft specs, with bidding soon and construction likely to begin early. The school will rise at Cameron and West streets on land bought by the county two years ago. The annexation suit stalled but a general assembly act allowed city land holdings for school use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron and
West Streets
Councl
Alexandria County
General Assembly
J. Fred Birrell
Testimony on discrimination in railroad coal rates hearings
Naval Affairs Committee probes alleged railroad discrimination at Southern ports. Southern Railway President Fairfax Harrican to testify next Monday as inquiry nears September closure. Benjamin L. Dulaney, key witness, cites coal exports via Charleston water frontage and a planned coal pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Affairs Committee
Thom
Charleston
D. C
Fairfax Harrican
Southern Railway
Mon Jhday
Senate
Navel Affairs Committee
Souther Railway
Benjamin L. Dulaney
New Outlet For Coal Port Sees Virginia Operators Eye Charleston
Virginia coal operators and Daniel Brentz attend Senate coal rate hearings while Southern Railway announces a Charlest on South Carolina coal pier to transship Virginia coal for export. 4 000 feet of waterfront at Magnolia Cemetery site will host rapid construction as rates to Charleston mirror Norfolk with hopes Charleston becomes a coal export hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenn Wacerfront
New Fier
A. P. Thom
Southern
Charleston, & C
Virginia
Thom
A. P Thor
Southern Railway
Charleeton
S .C
Sts Unes
Charliteton
Magnolia Cemetery
Daniel Brentz
Senate
Atlantic
Charleston
Norfolk
Black Mountain
Norfol
Finley
Fairfax Harrison
Apple Growers Plan Union for Virginia Trees
At Charlottesville conference Piedmont fruit growers formed a five member committee to organize a packing and selling union for 60 000 Virginia apple trees. A fifteen member finance group will canvass subscriptions to build a 390 storage plant. Prof William B Always discussed government labor at Stonehenge and a local bank offered funding under the new currency law. Over 5 000 trees were represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Piedmont Fruit Growers
Masonic Temple
William
Stonehenge
Schrank May Not Be Tried On Assault Charge
Milwaukee July reports that Schrank, who tried to kill Roosevelt in Milwaukee, may never stand trial for assault with intent to kill. Judge Buckus said physicians at Waupun report Schrank is rapidly deteriorating mentally, though the assault charge remains and cannot be acted on until he is pronounced sane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauke
Wis
Gonn Schrank
Col. Roosevelt
Milwaukee
A. C. Buckus
Criminally Insane
Stats
Waupun
Schrank
Alexandria Daily News plant sold to Wedderburn
The Vesyspaper Plant Soli Receivers of the News Publishing Company sold the Linotype machine and other equipment of the Alexandria Daily News to Alexander J. Wedderburn. The Alexandria Daily News suspended publication about a year ago. Also noted are Lone Star Camp Excursion and Holy Name Beach excursions planned for August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesyspaper
Soli
News Publishing Company
Alexander J. Wedderburn
Alexandria Daily News
Lone Star
Lone Star Camp
American Indian Guards
Indian Head
Holy Name Beach
Colonial Beach
Claflin Offers Fortune in Receivership Assets
Temporary receivers report for the H B Claflin Company shows assets of 287,634 and liabilities of 1 0 481,052, leaving an apparent excess of 8 034 100. The figures are preliminary and subject to large claims against various stores nationwide, as receivers seek a protective organization for creditors. John Claflin pledged his property to pay debts and urged termination of receiverships while favoring a consolidated retail group. The court appointed receivers for the Pennsylvan ia haberdashery unit with a 600 bond as creditors petitioned for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H B Findin Company
H. B Ciafm
H. B. Clamn Company
Atores
Clafin
Lawyer declines retainer in Georgia divorce case
A pren stated that he will not defend Britt vy, Davia, private secretary to Representative Walker, of Georgia, who is sued for divorce by Anna H. Davis. Davia called by telephone, but he declined to be retained by wire. Attorneys ER. F. Downing and A Berry represent Mrs Davis.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Europe
Austria
Northwest
Missouri
Baltimore Securities
Chicago Grain
Curb Market
Aske
Adams
Oklahom
Wera
van Greene Cananen
Werkness
Tock Sa
Meer Lake
Futhres, i
Onl Sales
Close
Mason Salts T.ieme
Machatean ‘Transit
Maccnat
Marconi Canadian
Nipissing Mines
Mare Riker-Hezeman Co
Yukon Cold Tee
United Citar
United Cigar Stores
Seaton
Boston
Wall“ Street
St. Paul
Brice
Baltimore and Ohio
Atchison
Southern Raltway
NEW York Stock Market
Louisville & Nashville
Kanana & Texas
Amer. Car & Fay
Missouri Pacific
Cotton OH
National Biscuit
Ire
N. Hys
Nevada
Amer. Smett. & Rig
Beg
Anaconda Mining Co
Northern Preitt
Pacific Mail
Atchison Pid
Pacfic Tel
Bank
Atlantic Coast Line
Ialiaaigiane
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Stes
C, & Ste
Brook, Rapla Transit
Oo Ang
Pittsareh Coal
Cal. Petral
Brig
Pittsbureh Coal Ptd
Gal
Petral Pit
Pillman Palace Car
Ray Consolidated
Chesapeake & Ohio
Heise Tne
Ching Conper
Republic Iron & Steel
Chicago Great West
Republic I
Mil & St
Delaware & Hudson
loas-Shef, S. & I
Southern Pacific
Denver & Rio G
Distillers’ Securities
Goodrich
United States Realty
United States Rubber
Goth
Great Northern Pfd
Jim
Nited States Steel
Great North
Crectfsl
Interborough-Met
Ttah Copper
Sea
Bom
Caro. Chemical
Inter. Harvester
Wabash Inter
Marthe
Wabash and
Western Mary
International Pump
Western Union
Luoansas City
Westinghouse el
Tale
Lacleda Gas
Lake Erie
Lehigh Valley
Jaye Jung
Lewis Johnson & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jai Bori
Local Produce Market
Uss
Panama
Washington Cattle Market
Tholland
Finandial
Middle States
Chamber of Commerce of
Holland
Local Stock Exchange
United States Treasury
Munsey Trust
Fourteenth
Alexandria
Foresuch
Demaine & Sons’ Undertaking Establishment
Alexandria- Washington
Andrew Jackson Masonic Lodges
Alexandria Hospital
J. J. Garvey
Bureau of Animal Industry
Mary L. Easly
T. W. Essir
Dureau of Animal Industry
Father Hannigan
Charles Hannigan
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Young Men's Sodalityr Lyceum
Harrison
Testify
Saya
Rufus A Ayres
Stonega Coal and Coke Company
Dulaney
Questins
Mr. Ayres
Virginia Iron, Cosi, and Coke Company
Howard
Grant B. Schley
Henry K McHarg
E. J. Berwind
AIDS
Roosevelt
Ims
National Savings and Trust Company
15Th and
N. Y. Ave
Real Estate Trust Co
H Sts. N. W. Tel. M
National Metropolitan Bank
Wifteenth Street
US Treasury
District of Columbia
Frank A. Munsey
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
J. Thisman
Hendrick Hendrick Building
15Th St
Manhattan Life Insurance Co
Second Trust
Claflin
Wil
Lewis Naimen
Justice Wright
District Supreme Court
RD Daniele
J B Stein
Lewis Netman
Asm
Lucas P Loving
R. D Daniela
T. L. Hemner
Halhive
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