Prices Downward Pressure on Lehigh Valley Stocks
New York June 2 Downward movement in stocks featured larger trading volume than in prior sessions. Lehigh Valley and New Haven showed weakness as offerings increased and quotas fell. Foreign markets, influenced by the Ulster crisis and French politics, pressured rails while bonds and municipal issues provided some support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
New York
New Haven
New Javen
Gunnet
seoneTell
Lehigh Valley
Adéurly & Gins
London
Varis
Rock Island
United
Bond Market Snapshot with Listed American and Rail Entities
A dense OCR listing of bonds and securities names across American and railway issuers. Includes entries for Atlantic Coast Line, Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago and Quincy, Denver and Rio Grande, Kansas, Texas, Northern Pacific, New York State, Pennsylvanian issues, and various electric and steam line securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Uheaga Crear
Ishiwage
Mil
St. J Chivago
Bae
Met
Ene
Bycrat
Calorvad
Denver
Rio Grande
Kansas
Texas
York State
Vera Rallwasseaj
N.Y
Dartfordweter
Northern Pacific
Northern Parine & Hort
Anil Tel
Lehigh Valley
Coulsville
Nashville
Bt. PF
S. Sto
Kana
Missouri Pacific
Amer
Rys
New York Central
Ontario
Norfolk & Western
Aner
American ‘Tel. & Tel
American Tobaccoe
Ray Consolidated
Bray
Anaconda Mining
Pacific Mail
Atchisonia
Pennsylvant
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburgh
Bethlehem Steel
Brook
Rapid
Pullman Palace
Republic Iron & Steel
Chesapeake & Onto
Republic I
Chicago Great West
Rock Island Co
Amichicago, Mil. & St. P
St. L
Chicago & N
Seaboard Air Line
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
Slose-Shef
Erie
United States Realty
Elena
United States Rubber
Great Northern P .Fizatg
United States
MO Interborough Met
Asa
Caro
Sterborough-Met
Wabash
Inter. Harvester
Western
Maryland
International Paper
Inter. Marine
Western Union
International Pump
Westinghouse Electric
Kansas City Southern
Lake Brig
New York Stock Exchange
New York Produce Markets Mixed as Prices Hold Steady
The New York markets show quiet butter and firm cheese with steady to firmer pork and lard. Cottonseed oil remains steady while coffee holds near balance. beef and sheep receipts rise as traders note heavy realizations and a cautious late-day price settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Rio
Santos
Fardava
New York Grain Futures Steady as Wheat Corn and Oats Move
Wheat futures firm with July at 9 61 16 and September and December quoted around 9 5. corn No 2 yellow near 80. oats spotted steady. HARLEY steady. Reports show shipments and prices across Manitoba and related grain details in a compact market note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utg
New York
Dylath
Manitoba
Strikes Loom as Railroads Face Harder Concessions
The piece outlines likely railroad wage concessions amid widespread costs. It notes 140,000 miles in the West and estimates 40 percent or about 20 million dollars yearly in concessions. Pennsylvania stockholders meet in Pittsburgh with directors named and a Philadelphia meeting planned. Copper markets abroad weaken as output hints at curtailment, while American copper sales stay robust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tani
Western Railroad
Thia
Stone
Tabor
New York Stock Market Tuesday June 2 1914 report
W B Hibbs & Co receives New York stock market report dated Tuesday June 2 1914. The memorandum notes the source as Hibbs firm located in the Mem ibbs building.
Baltimore Markets Summary of Dairy and Poultry Prices
Baltimore markets report varied prices for oats eggs and butter across Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby states. Listings include oats standard white 48 percent moisture, eggs from Maryland Pennsylvania and surrounding areas with state breakdowns, butter creamery fancy store packed and process butter, plus live poultry types and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Western
West Virginia
Southorn
Anzen
Good
Pennsylvente Tolle
Onlo
Tennania
Virginia
Live Stock Markets in Chicago June 2 Hogs and Cattle Results
Live stock traders in Chicago report hogs totaling 14 009 head with strong bidding and mixed lots from 7 45 to 7 80. Cattle receipts reach around 9 000 head with steady prices. beeves near 9 25 to 9 80, steers 8 25, cows and heifers 3 70 to 4 85, calves 9 0 to 9 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
S. AB
New York Money Market Snapshot
New York money markets show Sterling exchange at 4.3610, demand for £8800, call money steady at 1½ percent, and U S dollars easy. Government bonds and Mexican dollars noted with yields around 2 percent for various maturities up to six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Les. Sterilng Exchange
Fragmentary Financial Notice From Northern Region
A partial OCR fragment mentions New York Jur Auariet and Landon copger with figures 12 50q14.00 and 14.255 Inc. It references Cleveland warrants, futures figures and a No. 1 Northern listing with prices 15.00 to 15.60 and a 62 in sales note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jur
Auariet
Inc
Nena
Landon Copger
Ea: Epol
Northern
Cleveland
Washington cattle market notes and calf prices demand at once
Fragmented market update shows cattle and hogs prices with veal calves and spring lambs listed per pound. Buyers seek prompt delivery and strong demand pushes quotes for calves and other stock in the Washington market.
Exporter leaders warn against overreliance on farms and export trade
In New York June 2 the national foreign trade session heard James J. Hill and Hayard ElHott discuss the balance between industry and agriculture. Hill warned restrictive legislation could hurt manufacturing growth while urging expansion of agricultural output. ElHott cited Western rail and timber experience to bolster agricultural prosperity and warned against depenÂdence on export manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Asd
James J. Hill
Tiban
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
West
Mr. Hill
Ue Jn
James A. Hill
Mr. Hills
Hayard el- Hott
New Haven Railroad Company
Tha
Hit
Eliott
Hillott
Burlington Company
Northern Pacific
Hil
Elliott
Great Northwest
New England
Hit Ja
Washington
United States
U. S
Far East
Seattlet
Pacific
Northwest
Japan
China
Seattle
Hill
Mc Hill
Holland
Wall Street Notes on Active Stocks and Prices
The market yesterday showed active trading with Washington Gas gaining just over a point on higher volume. Washington Railway and Electric preferred eased to 83 1/2 with solid support at that level. Capital Traction hovered near 107 1/2 with steady demand and several modest blocks traded. bond activity remained subdued though prices stayed near recent levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gas
Washington Railway
Hlectrie
Northern Market Directors Elect and Georgetown Gas Officers
Stockholders elect S C Wilson B F Davis H G Thompson B W Magrath W W Mullan H C Thompson EB W Donn sr Charles Morgan J BE Ray as directors of the Northern Market Company Georgetown Gas Light Company names Robert D Weaver George L Nicholson H H Plather and Charles P Willams as officers and elects directors including H H Flather R H Goldsborough W A Leitch G L Nicholson Robert D Weaver M B Weaver and Charles P Will iama The 1903 annual report cites plant value 1 616 088 91 dollars paid up capital 150 000 gas output 191 089 800 cable feet sold 152 056 320 earnings 90 109 net profits 387 A tennis match plan between Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce for a silver trophy is discussed with a Chamber official predicting a strong showing on the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Market
Northern Market Company
S. C. Wilson
B. PF. Davis
BH. G Thompson
B. W. Magrath
W. Mullan
H. C. Thompson
EB. W. Donn
Charles Morgan
J. BE. Ray
Georgetown Gas Company
Georgetown Gas Light Company
Robert D. Weaver
George L. Nicholson
H. H. Plather
Charles P. Willams
H. H. Flather
R. H. Goldsborough
W. A. Leitch
G. L. Nicholson
M. B. Weaver
Charles P. Williama
Georgetown Company
Washington Rail and Electric Stocks at Noon Trade
Local stock exchange report shows Washington Railway and Electric at 82 percent with 31,000 shares traded and 500 at 83 percent. Capital Traction Railroad and Columbia Railroad list multiple bids and par values, with Washington Gas and Mergenthaler Linotype detailing various prices and share counts. After the call Washington Gas positions adjust to 764 and 76, with Washington Gas 5s at 1054.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Electric
Capital Traction Railroad Bs
Oma
Columbia’ Railroad
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Georgetown Gas
Georgetown Gag
Columbia Gas
Columbia Gas and B
Capital Traction Co
Ris
Columbia Ry
Adh
Balto
Amer
Tel
Steamnoat
Capital Traction Civry Ag Y
Elec
Wash. Ry
Steamboat
Columbia, Gas and Amer
Ary Lanston Monotype
Greene-Cananea Copper
American ‘ Capital
Columbia
Rick
Harmers and Mechanics
Federala Lincoln
Ian
Washington
Trust Company
National Savings & Trust
Amer, Security and Trust
Xainion Trust Company
Wash
Trust
Continental
Home Savings Bank
Commerce and Savings
Arlington Corcorane
Fireaen's
National Union
Chapin-Sacks
C.eee Mite
Co. Amer
Graphophone Com
Mer
Aus
Aoe
Washington Market
United States Treasury C transactions and financial condition
Treasury report dated June 2 1914 shows revenue receipts for the day and month, ordinary and excess disbursements, and year to date totals. It lists subsidiary silver coin fractional currency minor coin silver bullion and total assets cash gold reserve fund and bank notes reception figures amid fiscal year totals.
Death notice and court adjournment in Supreme Court DC
The Legal Record reports the death of Mr Ari B Browne a bar member prompting the court to adjourn. It lists numerous equity and circuit court matters with names attorneys and case actions across several courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Ari B. Browne
Wea
Equity Court NO
Justice Stafford
Frank Koelick
Frederick A. Penning
Agnes G. Young
Frederick A. Fenning
Koster Va
Commercial Fire Insurance Company
Gula
Tetizasble
June & Pisin
W. Gwran Gardiner
Kirtley
George F. Collns
Collings
Dayla
Davia
W. E. Amiiroaedee
Cromelip
F. L. Neubeck
B. Carter
WW. C. Clephanc
Real Estate Transfers Across Various DC Neighborhoods
A series of property transfers are recorded across multiple districts including M Street Southeast, North Avenue and Eighth Street Southeast, Villa Park Heights, and Meridian Hill. Transactions involve trusts, individuals, and church groups with lot numbers and squares cited, modest sums noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Joan
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
Builders Exchange Elects Officers for New Year
The Builders and Manufacturers Exchange elected officers: E B S Embrey president James J Parsons ice president George Plitt second vice president George W Wyne third vice president James L Marshall treasurer Samuel J Prescott Charles A Langley C E B Coberth Fred J White Peter KR Pullman E C Graham W T Galliher Harry D Watts Andrew Murray and George E Walker sit as board members. President A Langley and Secretary Charles EB Welch report a year of activity and progress with membership at a record high. George Pitt named chair of the new membership committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders’ Exchange
Builders and Manufacturers’Exchange
B.S. Embrey
James J
Parsons
Ice
George Plitt
George W. Wyne
James L. Marshall
Samuel J. Prescott
Charles A. Langley
C. E B. Coberth
Fred J. White
Peter KR. Pullman
E. C. Graham
W. T. Galliher
Harry D. Watts
Andrew Murray
George E. Walker
A. Langley
iGharles EB. Welch
George Pitt
Farm labor push to harvest wheat in Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma
Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma raisers of wheat seek at least 82000 workers by June 13 with federal help. Wages are listed from 42 to 250 a day for a three to six month employment period. Also noted a bankruptcy petition by grocer George W Farr of 4201 Georgia Avenue Northwest with liabilities 4026 44 and assets 1198 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inom
George W. Firr
Grace
Georgia Avenue
Northwest
Fred B. Rhodes
Taut A. Cromein
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Commissioners of Labor
Wilson
Grocer
George W. Farr
Georgia Avenue Northwest
Local Produce Market Wholesale Prices Report
Virginia, Pennsylvanis, Maryland and Delaware fruits and vegetables in good demand. Home grown vegetables madrate. Live poultry prices list spring chickens hens turkeys. Butter and cheese prices from Elgin New York State factory and nearby Virginia fresh eggs. Potatoes from Maine Michigan Florida Georgia South Carolina and Southern sweet potatoes priced per sack and per barrel. Nearby supplies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Pennsylvanis
Maryland
Delaware
Elgin
New York State
West Visginia
Maine State
Michigan
Orida
Georgia
South Carolina
Grocery Prices and Produce Listings From Florida and South Carolina
A catalog of produce prices across multiple states lists sweet potatoes, lettuce, peppers, peas, spinach, okra, beets, cucumbers, cabbages, celery, romaine, kale, turnips, asparagus, onions, and fruits. Regional totals include Florida and South Carolina, with box and crate pricing for items like oranges, lemons, pineapples, apples, and berries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomataca
Florida
South Carolina
Conference Opens On Wool Industry Reform
National wool representatives and Department of Agriculture officials began a three day conference to boost interest in improved sheep raising and wool manufacture. Speakers include Beverly Galloway Assistant Secretary of Agriculture and leaders from Philadelphia Boston Salt Lake City and Australia among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Beverly T. Galloway
Charles H. Harding
Philadelphia
William Price
Boston
Deeds of Trust Listings Include Several Secured Loans
Numerous deeds of trust are recorded with buyers and lenders named across multiple blocks and squares. Notable entries include Louise M. Kirkley and Eleanor Kirk to John L. Weaver and Charles Weaver for Mary Dodge for 2900 dollars over 1 year at 3 percent semiannual. William A. Hin et ux to Fisher, Cougalts and Disll for 2300 dollars over 3 years at 3 percent semiannual. Additional entries name William Dorsey, Willia Loreta, Charles M. McClay, Margaret B. Gerdes, James Alfred, Holmes Contest Realty, Bertha Hebb, Joseph Paul, and others with various sums, terms, and payment schedules across blocks including High View, South Grounds, Columbian College, Bellevue, and Mount Pleasant areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar M. Errant
Meola Loreta
Marr Lorets
North Avenue
ANU _EIGHTH ATREET
Maryland Conference of the
M. P. Church
Trustees of
Marth Carolina Avenue
M. T. Church
Fla
Villa Park Heights
Clara AL Morden
Edodu R
Metidlan Hin
First Street
Henry Wardman
Edward B
Mary C. Daw
Eghview
Burrville
Charles J. Hanback
Nelle M. Hannack
C Street
Sixteenth
Robert F. Bradley
William L. Miller
Heights
Francen M. Hodgkin
el Ux
William C. Allard
Foulantra-Hall Street
James McLaughlin
John J. Madden
Dellevue
Fred_&, Mhodex et al
Trustees
Harvey H. Moffett
Fifteenth
Thifteenth
Theodore A. Thurns
William T. Galither
Charles E. Galliher
Chevy Chase
Richard C. Buehler
Ednard Fitzhugh
Square
Louise M. Kirkley
Ileanor
John L. Weaver
Charles 3
Wiella Loreta
Mary Loreta
Charles M. McClay
John Mellveet
Scar M. Truemt
Chichester
Margaret_B. Gerdes
Harrick
Gladman
J.B Todd
James Alford
Charles W. Baker
Saul
G. Percy McGlue
Holmes Contest Realty Corporation
Senare
Samuel H. Smith
Leonard W. Groomes
Harry J. Seers
Bertha
Hebb
High View
Harry P. Walker
S. Percy Thompson
Herbert T. Shanon
Joseph Paul
South Grounds
Columbian College
Mathies
EB. Fagan
Warrngton Loan and Trust Company
Equitasie Coopersve Building Association
Vol
Henry W. Kriemelmeyer
Jamen, Hobes
Hubbert R. Pustter
Harry Wardman
Thomas JT. Bones
Charles Bobne
George ME Emmerich
Douglass
Mackall
Permanent Building Association
Iowa
Bellevue
Tovey HF
George F. Blomisg
John M. Henderson
Arcure
Robert E. Bradley
George Henderson
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant
Willcocks Retained as Reclamation Consultant
Sir William Willcocks, builder of the Assouan Dam in Egypt, has been retained by the government as consulting engineer for the United States reclamation service. W A Ryan, comptroller of the reclamation commission, announced today. Willcocks left for Yuma, Arizona, and will tour all government reclamation projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assouan Dam
Egypt
Phoenix
Ariz
Willam Willcocks
United States Reclamation Service
W. A. Ryan
Reclamation Commission
William
Yuma
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Nawark
Bia
Adams Texpresads
Canseb
Raden
Fracken, Tsh
Mason Valley
Manhattan Transit
Marconi
Xin Ing Mines
Arke Hegeman Co
Yukon Gold
Cizar
Uigar
Butte Copper
Nevada
Splysiaz
North Butte
Nort Lake
Banitnion
Sharioentate
Wish Vopper Po
Baltimore Securities
GRAIN
Fune
Con. Power
United Rys
Baltimore City
Brewing Ist
Pa PL
Ww. Sa
Iy United Vs. and Co
Ble. Inc
Em , B
A. Ss
New ‘York
Balless
Heeves
Chives
Tober
Sreegular
New
Baltimo
Hoston Cay
Entta
Eniea
Memphis
Augusta St. Louis
Une
Juns&j Tefuinding
Credit
Paratians
Averaen
Shine 1
al -Guorartons
KEW York Grain
Pennsylvania Company
Samuel Rea
Henry Tatnall
John Queen
Willam H. Barnes
N. Parker Shortclase
George Wood
C. Stuart Patterson
Effingham B. Morris
W. W. Atterbury
J. J. Turner
Edward B. Taylor
D. T. McCabe
G. L. Peek
New. York
England
Shetland
France
Thig
Anaconda
NEW York Stock Market
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Memibbs. Building
NEW York Money Market
Reat, Ea Niee
Columbia Railroad
Board of Trade and
Chamber of Commerce
Gude
Chamber
Local Stock Exchange
United States Treasury
Es Monareaeen
Treasury
Lok Perkins Emitable Severy Co
Wien
Cmguit
Justice Barnard
Playm
Southwesten Investment Company
Ble Demurrer Inslanter
G. Grossman
Douglas, Rufin & Odeer
T Stein
Appalachian
Sherman
Sam Moon
Mle Demurrer
Nrtanter
Flamiit'a Attornay
Grossman
Datendant
Douglas, Ruffin & Obear
Juatien Anderson
Winters ‘Va
Darst
Platoum
Worthipgicn & Fratley
George P
Egan Va
Washington Railway and “Zleetrie Company
Platauf
W. J. Lambert
R. H. Yealman
George F. Hoover
Goodyear ‘Tire and Rubber’ Company
Dayto
Et al
Piaatire
F. C. Bryan
JL. R’ Mason
Defendser
Ray & Whiting
Tyler’ & Rutherford
Belmont
Wolf—Lambert
Young Ve. Murray
Rideut Johnson
DeLues
Chevy Chare Land CompAny
Balderston
Gittings & Chamberlin
Jettorda
Pierce Va
Attorneya
Leckie
Cox
Criminal Court No. 1
Justice Gould
Geojamin Campbell
Nesault
Wilson B. Evans
Attornes
Trute
Peter G. Thommon
Ootital
Ells & Donaldton
C. B. Matthews
A. E. Perguson
Justice Statford
George W. Perr
W. M. Hallam District Court
Justice Wright
Alley
Aquara
Giburas Fund
Criminal Court No. 2
Justin Wright
Tare Estate
Kinsturl C
Feach
Fasuey
Justice Staford
John Mangold
Sala
G. Po Medine
Britton & Gray
Ture
Ralph A.” Norton
W. R. Andrews
G. P. McSlue
E. Frances P. Pitts
FG. Coldren
Elizabeth C. Kennedy
E. H. Thomas
Boardman
Frederick F. Weston
Sloman, & Lereh
Ktate
F. Watts
Charles H. Watts
W.G. Henderson
Robert J. Hamilton
J.B. Fisns
John L. Newbold
Plaintit
Gardiner
Patrick Hart
Finmerich Et al
Harry
Keller
Thomas G
Municipal Court
Plaintif
Adrisns
Title and Guaranty Insurance Company
Ellen G. Carter
Municip Court
Tiaans Aituet George ¢. Cerrmas
Susanna Kettnerve
Diatriet
Gamagas
Local Produce Market
The
Commercial National Bank
Bank of Personal Service
Fourteenth and G Streets
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
F Street
IG Commission
John Joy Edson
Frank Pfreeside
Decratary
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Munsey Trust Company
Frank A. Munsey
First Trust
Real Estate Trust CO
St. N. W
Tel. M
J. Thilman
Hendrick Hendrick Building
15Th St
Washington Stock Exchange
Manhattan Life Insurance Co
Honda Second Trust
Charles Schaler
Willer
John L. Warren
Seara
Per Cans
Ame
Charles F. Kart Et
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security 2Nd Trust Company
John C. Davidson
Brask P. Reeside
Nature J
Marcia McDowell
Gertanneally
Mount Pleasant
George Onis Smith
Neilonal Aavinga and ‘Trast Company
Earhy and Trust Company
Plains
Willcocks
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