Stocks Drift After Berlin Note As Trade News Weighs
New York June 1 Stocks were dull after Germany's reply to Washington and mixed domestic data. Opening prices eased 1 to 3 points with losses in speculative issues. Bethlehem Steel and General Electric gained as some sectors recovered, total volume 214000 shares. Foreign exchange lower as Paris francs hit new lows, Rome remittances steady, London advances minimal. Domestic results include a $2,000,000 NY Central April gain and varied railway earnings. Western freight remains above last year on crop hopes. bonds barely changed.
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New York Central
Lhat
New York
Germany
Washington
Bmax- Ico
Bethlehem Steel
General Electric
Paris
Rome
London
Ottawa
Canada
France
Irtie Coast Line
Iit
Missouri Pacifica
Western
United States
New York Bond Market Report Highlights Major Trades
In New York the bond market shows daily figures with yields for American Agricultural, American Smelting, American Tobacco, Armour, Atlantic Coast Line, Baltimore & Ohio, Bethlehem Steel, Brooklyn Union, Central of Georgia, Chesapeake & Ohio, Chicago & Quincy, Colorado & Southern, General Electric, Northern Pacific, Reading, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, and others. Notable entries include 1960 and 1925 bonds with varied percentages, and several rail and utility issues trading near par with fluctuations.
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New York
American Agricultural Fe
Tel & Tekov
Armour & Co
Po Alchiaon Ry
Neraro, BR & Quincy Joint
Chicago, B & Quincy
Chicazo Great Western
Entcago
Mil & St. Plev
Enicago
Mil & St. P
C.M & St FP
Ee Sisk Miliners Central Cof
Tnierbhoroveh
Kansan City
Lake Shore Dale
Ligwete & Myere
Toutesille
Naahville UN
Missouri, Kun
Tesas
Missouri Facttle Ev
New York Central
Tive
NOY
York City
New York State
S.r
New York Railways
N & Hartford
Norfolk & Weetern
Northern Pacha
Ewewsewe
Northern Pacific
Mapseenere
Fregon
Facile
Tel && Tel Ba
Ccame
Pennsylvaniia Ov
Pennavivania Con
Pennavivania
Ray Consolidated
Reading Fen
Rapublic Steel
St. Louis & San Fran
Wall Street Gossip and International Harvester earnings drop
Wall Street opens weak with a two point decline but closes with a nine point gain. The 1914 earnings for International Harvester and its New Jersey affiliate fall by about 4.1 million, combined earnings reach 18.6 million, net earnings 11.7 million. Guggenheim Exploration declares 1 dollar dividend. Railroad earnings improve in April. Missouri Pacific reorganization decision awaited as 25 million notes extend payment. Gouldenstate accepts extension while others withhold. Directors plan another meeting tomorrow.
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International Harvester Corporation
International Harvester Company
New Jersey
Chicago
Guggenheim Exploration Company
Missouri Pacific Railway
Gouldenstate
Holland Writes of Recalls the Pawic of 1807
A terse report notes wealthy defendants refuse to fund a venture begun to promote a war, alleging the enterprise is insolvent yet continues to operate. The item frames the dispute around subscriptions and the enterprise’s status.
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Bagun
Trust Suit Between Knickerbocker and Boston Elites Opens
The Knickerbocker Trust Company sues Boston residents of wealth, a case seen as nationally significant for trust law. The suit arises during Barney’s final year as president of the Knickerbocker, highlighting notable defendants and their high financial standing.
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New York
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Boston
United States
Barney
Daily Cotton Market Totals and Treasury Cash Assets
The report lists daily cotton market figures and a Treasury cash balance. It notes bank notes received for redemption totaling 2,574,780.80 and cites various monetary amounts across assets and liabilities in pounds and dollars.
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Treasury
Chicago Grain Falls on Higher Wheat Crop Forecasts
Wheat futures decline as U S crop estimates show a 60 million bushel increase from last year boosting supply concerns. Prices close steady with mixed moves across corn oats rye and barley futures amid market uncertainty and cash grain quotes.
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Chicago
United States
Doly
Government Bonds and Financial Rates Reported in New York
Market data shows government bonds steady with railroad bonds easy and time loans steady. A separate legal note discusses a trust dispute over a circular letter related to an underwriting scheme and potential misrepresentation, with about $600,000 at issue.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Baer
Cheney
Trust Company
Holland
Weallington Stock Exchange Note Shows Holiday Slump
Local financial notes report light trading on the Weallington Stock Exchange with few orders after the holidays. Irregular quotations appeared as Capital Traction 5a strengthened, while bids fell on no sales. Bonds sold modestly, and overall investor sentiment remained conservative with no broad market weakness.
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Weallington Stock Exchange
Metropolistan Railway
Local Produce Market Prices Listed For Poultry and Vegetables
Wholesale prices for live poultry include hens 15 cents per lb and turkeys 13 to 15 cents per lb. Dressed poultry shows chickens 20 to 22 cents, turkeys 20 to 22, with roosters 11 cents. Cheese, butter, eggs, and a wide range of vegetables and fruits with regional origins and per-unit pricing follow.
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New York State
New
Elgin
Virginia
Florida
North Carolina
Texas
California
Government crop report yields quiet New York cotton market
The first government crop report of the season did not alter market sentiment as New York trading remained quiet. Prices closed steady with a net change ranging from one point lower to one point higher and futures showing limited movement.
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New York
Wees
G.gol
New York Produce Prices and Sidney Straus Elected Director
Market notes show varied prices for creamery eggs cheese and pork with steady beef and mild sugar gains. Sidney W. Straus, president of R Harris & Co Inc, named a director of Security Savings and Commercial Bank to fill Abraham D Prince’s vacancy.
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Sidney W. Straus
R. Harris & Co. Inc
The
Security ,Savings and Commercial Bank
Abraham D. Prince
Cottonseed Oil Market Prices Reported in New York
The June 1 market note lists prime crude prices for June and summer contracts with futures figures for July to December. Winter yellow and summer white varieties are quoted at 6.25 to 7.26 along with monthly price references including January.
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New York
Walsh vetoes New Haven railroad bills in bid for harmony
Gov. Walsh vetoes two New Haven railroad finance bills sought by the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad. He also sent to the Legislature a measure urged by the public service commission to harmonize railroad financings in the region. One vetoed bill validated certain New Haven securities. the other two were general in scope.
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Boston
New York
New Haven and Hartford
First Cotton Crop Condition Report Shows 80 Percent Normal
The Department of Agriculture reports the season’s first cotton condition at 80 percent of normal as of May 26, with comparisons to prior years. Officials expect no crop-size estimates until a July 1 planted-area report. unofficial reductions in plantings are hinted at, with state readings ranging from 76 to 90 percent.
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Department of Agriculture
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
California
Supreme Court OF the District
James Tanner
Willa
Lewis Swith
Glenn Willett
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
Jamies Harrett
Cald
Br Agnew
Moore St
Marie Connor
Tvesdat
Washington Law Reporter
The
Washington Post
Register of Wire
District of Torumbia
Richard A. Ford
Supreme Court OF the District OF
District of Columbia
Protate Court
Heber J
Miatrict of
Columbia
Lee
Charles G. Allen
Register of Wills
District of Columbus
Washington cattle market receipts show steady demand
Hogs and sheep were slightly mixed with veal calves and lambs easing. Medium and small hogs ranged around 8 to 10 dollars, large hogs about 8 dollars, calves receipts fair and demand steady in the Washington market.
Live Stock Market Reports From Chicago And New York
Chicago hogs show weak activity with varied classes trading between 6.75 and 7.86. Cattle receipts around 3,000 with steady to higher ranges for beef steers and calves. Sheep and lambs in Chicago firm, New York reports mixed with limited trading across hogs calves and sheep.
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Chicago
New York
Grain Prices and Futures in New York Market
New York reports spot prices soft for wheat and corn with No 2 red at 1.44 and No 2 yellow at 85 cents. Futures slip for July to 1.27. Rye and barley show easy bids. export demand noted for northern Duluth and Manitoba. Buffalo district trading mentioned.
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New York
Lake
Duluth
Manitoba
Bumalo
Oil Quotations and City Credit Balances Report
Oil quotations for City, Pa show Tune I E credit balances at 1.35 with shipments totaling 116 183 and an average 5 478. The run is 208 844 and the average 92 008.
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City
Baltimore Markets Poultry and Dairy Prices June 1
Market report from Baltimore lists poultry prices including chickens old hens and ducks Muscovy Peking and puddle and runner types with weights and price ranges. Butter milk products and egg prices from Maryland Pennsylvania Western nearby and Southern regions are provided with grade distinctions and per pound rates.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Philadelphia Markets Report June 1 Prices for Butter Eggs Cheese and Grains
Philadelphia markets note steady butter and egg quotes with creamery extra at 23 32 cents. Cheese declines with New York full cream at 17x. Wheat and corn fall. No 2 red export 1 41 to 1 44. No 2 yellow and oats also weaker.
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Philadelphia
Western Creamery
F. c
New York
Duluth
Metal Market Copper and Iron Prices Reported
New York on June 1 reports electrolytic copper at 19.00. London spot copper quoted £78 178s 6d with futures at £75. Iron prices steady with No 1 Northern 14.50 to 15.00, No 2 14.25 to 14.75, No 1 Southern 14.00 to 14.50, No 2 13.75 to 14.25.
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Boston
Tome
New York
Alagke
Allonez
Annemcesses
Maine
New Orleans
Galveston
Franklin Mining
Mobile
Granby Mining
Savannah
Isle Royals Mining
Owe
Charleston
Lake Mining
S.heres
Wilmington
la Salle Mining
Retease Ft
Norfolk
Miami Mining
R-Ccme
Baltimora
Mohawk Mining
Pews Nee
Nevada
Philadelphia
N.Y
Peree Tee Rae
Lope
North Butte
North Lake
Superior
United Fruit
Utah Con
Utah Copper
Houston
Memphis
Baltimore
Augusta
Ankod
St. Lovi
Ealee
Baltimore City
Oh Rock
United R. & B. Co
Br, & HE. Co
Ar Metropolitan
Sai
Hennery
Zemibye
Middle West
London
Northern
Southern
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Larka Juneaumeee
Tobreco
New Me
zoUeld Consolidated
Fayana Tobacco
Jivanhk Tobacco
Senigh Biles
Asher Elegeman
Nebr
Wall Street
Bethlehem Stee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Com
Pany Today
Knickerbocker Trust Co
Local Stock Exchange
United States Treasury
NEW York Stock Market
Traction R
Metropolitan R.bs
Mergentheler
Linotype
Georgetown
Ind
Georgetown Gas
Washington Gas
Sip
Columbia Gas & Elec
Ba. TV
Capital Traction Co
Ans, & Pot
River R. R. Ga
Fisczi
Ana, & Pot
R. R
Alanka Gala
Inter
Washington Ry
Elec
SIM
Onde Melee Nee
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Alex
Mt. V. Ba
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Lacrede
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Potomac Electric Light
Lehigh Valley
Chesapeake & Pot. Tal
Car & Fay
BUY
BING
Lig. & Myers
Tel, &T
Am. H. IL. Pfd
Maxwell M. Co
Am. Locomea
Miami
Wash. Market Co
Eee
Arm
Knicker- Wash
Mkt
Cola Storage Bs
Wei Tos
Moam, Smelt
Riggs Realty
Steel Moundry
Nat, BE
Federal Reserve
Nev. C. Copper
Boxton
Atchison
N. Y. Central
Ry & Elec
N. Y
Elec Pra
Baltimore & Ohio
Virginia Ry
Pfd
National Bank
Belthmore & Ontopfd
Norfolk & Western
Trust’ Com
Eliver Coin
Bethlahem Steel
North. Pacific
Pany
Amn, Tal, & Teleg. Co
Brooklyn R. T
Pacific Mail
Butte & Sup
Penna
Cir- Mergenthaler
Canadian Pacific
Lanston Ayneeris
Chesapeake & Ohio
Mduchic
West Crrreeey
Ray Con
Greene-Cananea Copper
Treasury Wuchic
Gt. West
Pines
Cebhips Abe
Iron & Steel
American Enon
I. & PL Ry
Rep
Rock Tatand
China
WHC. C
St. I. Pfd
ABI
Rock Island Pia
Commercial
Cole
Fuel & Travel
B. H. Cheney
Rumely
Boaton
Ac- Farmers & Mechanice O
South
Pacific
P. R
Lincoln
Southern Rya
Beaaljense
HO Crucible Steel Pfd
Studebaker
Washington Rise
Coba Am
Texas & Pactie
American Security & Trust
Union Trust of Erie Ist
Wash
Loan & Or
M & Smelt
al Continental Trust
Cheneyt
Savings Bank
Baty
Benjamin B. Yoakum
Home Savings Bank
Gen. Electric
Commerce & Savings
Goodrich
Wabash
Great North
Western UN
Narce Rar
N. Ore
Laal
Weatinghouss
Woolworth Sixon
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Wiltya-Ov
National Union
Sonme
Columbia Title
Yoakum
Chapin-Sacke
C. Paper Mfg. Co
As Security Storage Co
B. F
Washington Market
New Hampshire
Daniel Webster
New England
B. P. Cheney
Chicago Grain
Baltimore Securities
Panama
Local Produce Market
Commercial Nations Bank
Bank OF Personal Service Corner
Kansas
New Haven
Gov. Walsh
Massachusetts
Washington Cattle Market
GHAIN
N.W. Halsey & Co
Anitimere
Riggs National Bank
Fenn, Ave
U. S. Treasury
A. B. Leach & Co
Trsstment Securities
Broadway, New York
Washington Correspondents
Moorhead & Elmore
15Th St
Potomac Donald
Wash. Rey. Com
Mergenthaler
Lanaton
Union Savings Hank
Trust
Potomac Savinga Bank
National Bank of Washington
Washington Baseball Club
Steamboat
Columbia Hotel Co
Capital Traction
Washington Geax
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
American Nat. Bank
Mucuacy Trust
Thomas L. Hume
Washington Loan & Trust Company Cor. Ltd
F Sts
John Joy Edson
Uotea
Orst
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
Automobile Insurance
Allara
RALPH W. __LEE
14Th St.n.w
Esse Poe Muons
Lawrence E. Crowley
Supreme Court of the
Beneft
Aald
Arthur FE
American Scurity and Trust Company
Br Jamfs Flood
Seal Jamfs Tanner Register of Wills
Paul ¥. Waters
Attorn Supreme Court OF the
Lawrence A Mahoney
Rolif Mahoney Brady
Shepherd Road
Wits
Distret of
Geo
W. Dalzell
District of Columbds
Philip S Brown
Ormsey McCammon Wiking
Cletriet of
Columma
James “Anner
District of Columabla Cloris
Probate
Milton A. Kaufman
Supreme Court OF the District OF Ch ‘Mbiz Buiding
John L. Browning
District of
Lumbia
Hindle
Fifth Street
Disteet
Probara Corr
John B. Larner
Attorner
Riprfeme
Tatrict Af Cylume
John Bower
Ramiaintra
Hean Wade
C A Twederttx
Margarete Traub Gretle Stolzie
Anna Stoigle
Aingdalene Stolzie
Hetre
Daw
Dalem
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Firat
Y. Syddone
Bear
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Carlisle & Howe
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