London Sells Stocks Amid Feverish New York Trading
New York on June 2 faced heavy stock selling with large volume and widespread declines. Leaders like Canadian Pacific Union Pacific Amalgamated and others fell 1 to 4 points, with total bond sales near two million dollars par. Foreign holders mood abroad, especially in France after the St Louis and San Francisco news, weighed on prices. Southern Pacific held firmer as London selling pressured markets. copper stocks and bonds showed weakness, while exports rose in May.
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Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Reading
Amalgamated
Tssties
Atchison
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Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Roke
France
St. Louis
San Francisco
London
Steel
Southern Pacific
Harriman
United States
Ex dividend and treasury reserve fund holdings noted
The United States Treasury Reserve Fund lists gold coin and bullion for redemption, totaling 31.565 billion dollars with 150 million held for note and certificate redemption. Silver dollars and other holdings are itemized, including 83.067 million in silver dollars and 2.689 million in 1896 issues. National bank notes redeemed amount to 3.564 million.
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Svey
Nat Fonda
National Bank
Treasury
United States
Philippine Treasury
General Fund
Washington Stock Exchange Notes and Bond Listings
Historical stock and bond listings from the Washington market include Washington Gas and Capital Traction bonds with various quantities and prices, Mergenthaler Linotype and Union Trust positions, and Railway and Electric values. The page also shows miscellaneous bonds, national and savings stocks, insurance stocks, title insurance, and commodity quotes like wheat, oats, and barley, with spot and futures movements noted. Numerous company names, bond prices, and quantities appear, typical of a comprehensive exchange page.
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Washington Loan and Trust
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United States Trust Co
Ae Continental
Citizens Savings
Hon Savings
Union Savings
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Arlington
Corcaret
Sai
idWg
National Union
Columbia Title
Spoc A. Chapin Sacks Co
Drang & Storage
Security Storage Co
Washington Market
New York Money Market Snapshot
New York time shows government bonds steady while railroad bonds turn heavy. The market closes with little change in treasuries as yield levels hover, and corporate notes see scarce activity amid cautious trading.
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Wall Street Gossip on April Pennsylvania Lines and NYC System
A June dispatch reports April results for Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburgh and eastern lines, with high maintenance costs and a lower operating ratio. Net decreases and large expense increases are noted, while a bigger share of gross earnings is redirected east of Pittsburgh. The New York Central system shows gains despite April deficits, and international lines discuss Titanic impacts and 1912 earnings. The International Mercantile Marine posted a record year, with depreciation figures and leadership changes at Copper Company and re elections for John Bushmell.
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LMS
Mainte | Whys
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Sanaa Atus
Biz
New York Central
Local market shows slight decline after holidays
Local exchange activity was light with most stocks posting lower figures than before the holidays. Washington, Capital Traction, and Washington Railway and Electric faced mixed interest while dividends and annual meetings dominated notes on Georgetown Gaslight, Franklin Wire Insurance, and Northern Market Company.
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Washington Railway and Electric
Capital Traction
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Prust
Washington Gas
Washington Railway and
Bowey and Suburban Railwa
United States as Major Canadian Trade Partner
A Commerce Department report shows the United States ranks second as a customer for Canadian products and first as a supplier of Canadian needs. Canada buys more from the U S than from all other nations combined, while Britain’s market share declines as American goods rise. The U S takes almost the entire exports of Canadian minerals, most forestry exports, over half of manufactures, and a third of fishery exports.
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Department of Commerce
United States
Canada
Great Britain
McReynolds to study Union Pacific merger plans
Attorney General McReynolds yesterday received copies of Union Pacifics plans for dissolving the Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger and will begin analysis to decide the government stance. He also noted no fixed date for potential Sherman antitrust action to separate Central Pacific from Southern Pacific. The day included a lengthy national agricultural price report with state by state crop conditions and various market quotations.
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McReynolds
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Central Pacific
Change in opinion on railroads prompts new cooperation
New York June 2 A Buffalo meeting of shipper representatives drew a larger crowd than in 1910 and showed a shift from opposition to freight-rate increases. Presidents of major lines meet shippers to discuss rate needs amid improving business sentiment, suggesting possible cooperation rather than conflict.
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New York
Buffalo
Authoria
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commis
Hts
Brown
New York Central Company
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
Rea
Pennsylvania
Railrouad
Lars
Inters State Commerce Commission
New York Produce Prices and Market Report
New York and Chicago markets show varied prices across dairy eggs flour meats and commodities with firm conditions in some items and softer receipts in hogs and cattle. Notable listings include creamery products eggs poultry flour rye cornmeal feed lard and sugar along with hog and cattle receipts and price ranges. copper and cottonseed oil also noted in steady to firm trends.
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Pennsylvania
Middle West
South America
Cordova
Bermuda
Jersey
Southern
Barr
Virginia
Hoar Opinion Reveals Early Sherman Pool View
Government dissolution hearing shows Senator George F Hoar wrote a 1891 opinion for wire manufacturers arguing price and output pools could be lawful. Judge Gary notes United States Steel has about forty years of ore supply, Pennsylvania Steel about fifty to sixty, Bethlehem several million tons.
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New York
George F. Hoar
Massachusetts
United States Steel Corporation
Elpert H
Hoar
Gary
Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Bethlehem
New York Cotton Opens With Mixed Early Activity
The first government season crop report shows a market near steady to slightly higher, with opening declines around 15 points in New York June futures. Prices fluctuated through the morning as the report coverage heightened activity, gaining 8 to 14 points intraday and leaving futures up 2 to 4 points at midday.
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den York
Gom
Nal
Duluth
Faus
Kaneax
Northwest
New York
Elgin Butter Market and Daily Cotton Market Report
Rendition shows price listings for butter and cotton with figures like 11.97 and 118,225. Includes references to Chicago area sales and miscellaneous commodities such as spring lambs and veal cuttings. appears as a stray market snapshot from Toledo Ohio.
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Toledo
Ohio
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