Missouri Pacific Up Entire List Is Stronger
Wall Street divided on Germany and Mexico as the president meets the German ambassador. London gold shipments affect exchange rates while Paris remittances ease. Missouri Pacific notes gain steadiness before slipping on a share issue. Steel demand for round barn and shrapnel barrels boosts near term activity. iron and bond markets show mixed firmness amid transport delays and war supplies tensions.
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White House
London
Paris
St Lews
Iron Mountains
aRsann United States
New York Bond Market Summary June Debentures and Stocks
New York bond market reports a wide array of issues with varied yields. Notable items include American Telephone and Telegraph at 98 percent, Armour & Co 414s, Chesapeake and Ohio 4s, Central of Georgia, New York Central, Pennsylvania 3s, and Reading 6s. Prices reflect mixed demand across railroads, utilities, and steel issues with several 4s and 5s trading near par.
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New York
Otton Ol Sa
Amat Tel & Tel Co
Wee
Ceed Smelting
Vinerivan Tobacco &R
Armour & Co
Atenison Wents
Atenison
Atlantic Coast Line
Folimore & Ohio
Fultimore & Ohio
Stiethlehem Steel
Strooklyn Transit
Central of Georgia
Central Leather de Chesapeake & Onlo Ie
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hi Herl & Quincey
Hurl & Quincey Wen
Chievo Tireat Western
Chesal & St Po
Chi Mi & St P
Mil & St P
Chi & T & Pae
Chicago & Northwestern
Colorado & Southern
Denver & Sto Grande
Diati Ners Securities
Erte
Erte Wen
Ceneral Electric Ss
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Lurerborough
Kansas City Southern
Lake Shore
Tigxett & Myers
Lomiblard da Louiaville
Nashville
Jours
Kansas & Texas
Ours Facile Ev. Sa
New York Central Gan
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New Yorkentral
New York Entral
New York City
New York State
New York Railways
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NWH & Hoev, Om
Norfolk & Western Ev
Northern Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Aciic
Tel & Tel
Pennsylvania cv
Pennsylvania Con
Pennsyivanta
Ray Consolidated
Reading Randm
Republic Steels
St Louis & San Fran
St Louis Southwestern Con
Seaboard Air Leads
Boutherin Bell
Southern Factfile
Southern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas Company
Texas & Pacific
Union Factfe
Union Pacific
United States Rubbers
United States Steel Fs
Coe
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Bs
Wabash
Western Union
Westinghouse Blertrice
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Bay
Missouri Railway Extends OneYear Note Payment Plan
Directors declare the extension of 25 million dollar one year notes to June 1, 1916 operative. About 90 percent of notes are deposited with holders given until June 7 to deposit. Immediate outlay of 875,000 dollars covers semi annual interest and renewal fee. Copper stocks gain attention as Amalgamated Copper climbs to 19 18 cents per pound. An Amsterdam trust holds 1,578 American Telephone shares unchanged from a year ago. Bank of England gold sale hints at more metal flow to New York and Ottawa. May failures total 1,707, down 40 percent from January levels, liabilities down nearly 3.5 million vs May 1914.
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Cabies
Bank of England
Lonton
Paris
Missouri
New York
Missouri Railway Company
Road
Bush
Missouri Pacific Directorate
St. Louis
London
Ottawa
J. P. Morgan & Co
Pan
American Representatives Industries
Tron, and Steel Institute
Campbbell
Tracus
United States Steel Car
Alaska Gold
Allis-Chalmers
Lehigh Valle
Ldg. & Myers Pt
Campbell
Am. A. Chem
Louis, & Nash
Ameri
Maxwell M. Co
Maxwell M
Amn Carmdry
Hide & Leather
Miami
Kana
Pacific
Aciong
Nat
Enamel & Steel
Am Steel Foundry
Nev. C
Camp
Am. Tel & C
N. Y. Air Brake
Bell
Am. Tel
N. Y. Central
Youngstown
Anaconda
N. H
Atchison
Atchison Pfd
Norfolk & Western
Wigtlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Pacific Mail
Tin One Department
Steel and Iron Industry
Penn, R. R. Ag
Bethlehem Steel
Pitts
Brooklyn
Pitta
Butte & Sup
N. J
Nadian Pacific
Ry. Steel
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Supreme Executive Authority
Chic
Gooj Rep. Ir. & Steel
United
Rock Island
Awic
Rock
Consol
Ogi Aay
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Slosa
Pia
Southern Pacifi
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United States Steel Corporation
Crucible Steel
Southern Railway
Standard Mill
Converse
Cuba Am
Studebaker
Tenn. Copper
Dist Securities
Texas & Pacific
Erie
Texas Co
Son Erie
Third Avenue
M. & Emelt
Boston
M. & Smelt
Tobacco
Chemical
Union Pacific
Gen. Electric
Union Pac
Gondrich
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Woolworth
Washington
Kansity Southern
Willys-Overland Ie
United States
Lack. Steel Deviees
Steel Corporation
United States Steal Corporation
Mr. Campbell
Holland writer says Campbell record may prove U.S. Steel lacks monopoly
A columnist argues Campbell’s record could be used as evidence to sustain a claim that U.S. Steel Corp has neither monopoly nor intent to establish one. The piece asserts the company is not blocking competition and presents its work as supporting that position.
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U. S. Steel Corporation
New York Trip Highlights Suburbs of Meetings
James Campbell of Youngstown Ohio attended the National Manufacturers Association sessions in New York and the Iron and Steel Institute meeting by moving from room to room. He found the related events a compact series of rooms and discussions rather than a sprawling agenda in the city.
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New York
James Campbell
Youngstown
Ohio
National Manufacturers’ Association
Iron and Steel Institute
Boston Closing Prices Daily Cotton Market
Boston June closing prices show activity across multiple mining and manufacturing names including Alaska Gold Allouez Mining Boston and Maine Fast Butte Franklin Granby Greene Cananea Mohawk Nevada Cons North Butte North Lake Shannon Superior United Fruit United Shoe Mach Utah Con Wolverine.
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Alaska Gold
Allouez Mining
Maine
Fast Butte
Franklin Mining
Granby Mining
Greene Cananea Mining
Mohawk Mining
Nevada
North Butte
North Lake Mining
Shannon Mining
Superior Mining
United Fruit
United Shoe Mach
Utah
Wolverine Mining
Cottonseed Oil Market Prices Reported in New York
New York notes June 2 market for cottonseed oil with prime crude at 5.40 and seasonal yellow and white prices listed. Futures quotes show June 6.26, July 6.38, August 6.53, September 6.63, October 6.65, November 6.53, December 6.54, January 6.55. Prime winter yellow and summer white quoted at 6.50 to 7.25.
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New York
New York Cotton Prices Edge Up in Early Trade
New York June 2 Reuters reports initial cotton market gains with closes steady to mixed. Futures show July around 9.87 cents, October 9.70, December 9.95, January about 10.25, and March finishing near 10.23 cents, reflecting a net alteration of one point higher to one point lower.
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New York
New York Produce Prices Amid War Era Trade Talk
New York June 2 reports show butter and cheese prices steady to higher with creamery grades improving while eggs and poultry show mixed receipts. Market notes discuss refined sugar, flour, cornmeal, rye flour, and beef lard steady. A meeting of the Association of American Manufacturers elicits faith in improving industry and warns of skilled labor shortages, led by Joseph G Butler Jr of Youngstown Ohio.
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New York
Hennery
Kansas
Europe
Promias
Association of American Manufacturers
Steel and Iron Industry
United States
Joseph G. Butler, Jr
Youngstown
Ohio
National Association of Manufacturers
Iron and Steel Institute
Buller
Butler
New York Grain Market Report June 2
Spot wheat weak with No 3 red 1.41 percent and No 3 hard 1.48 percent. Northern No 1 Duluth 1.42 and Manitoba 1.40. Buffalo yesterday. July futures at 1.24. Corn spot easy No 3 yellow 38 percent prompt. Oats spot weak standard 56 to 66 percent No 8 white 56 to 56 9. Barley quiet.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Buffalo
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Across Cities
Chicago hogs receipts 36 000 weak prices 7.45 to 7.70 mixed 7.30 to 7.65 heavy 7.60 to 7.55 light pigs 5.75 to 7.25 cattle receipts 18 000 weak natives Western steers cows and heifers calves 6.90 to 9.75 New York beeves receipts 1 580 steady steers 7.00 to 9.25 bulls 5.50 to 7.75 cows 3.75 to 7.50 calves 3 370 firm veals 7.50 to 11.00 sheep and lambs receipts 2 078 steady ewes 3.50 to 5.75 mixed sheep and wethers 6.00 to 6.75 lambs 9.00 to 12.00. Hogs receipts 8 876 weak at 8.10 to 8.25 roughs 6.50 to 7.00.
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Chicago
Sheen
New York
Baltimore Markets Report June Market Prices
Baltimore markets report pricing for oats poultry butter eggs with detailed figures. Listings include standard white oats at 57, No 3 white at 56 1/2, various poultry rates for chickens ducks and roosters, different butter grades and packing, with Maryland Pennsylvania Western and Southern egg firsts and related prices.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Local stock market shows dull but steady activity
Local financial notes report negligible trading on the stock exchange with prices holding firm. Potomac Electric, Washington Gas, and Washington Railway shares show minor interest, while Capital Tractions draws bids of 105 to 106 percent. Market remains dormant, no large speculative moves, cotton and corn prospects positive in the South, and May foreign trade shows a favorable balance of 19,170,460 dollars.
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Local Stock Exchange
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Washington Gases
Washington Railway and Electric Common
United States
Potomac Electric Consolidated 6s and Washington Gas 5s Notes
Stock exchange brief notes regular call at noon shows Potomac Electric Consolidated 6s with $1000 at 101 percent and Washington Gas 5s with $500 at 104 percent after call. Washington Railway and Electric appears with a value around 92.
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Potomac Electric Consolidated
Washington Gas
Washington Railway and Electric Man
Treasury financial snapshot shows deficits and asset totals
The report details June 1 1915 figures with net balance in general fund 16,967,771 dollars and total receipts 3,530,576 while payments total 2,168,335 creating a fiscal year deficit of 104,920,845 dollars. It lists assets in general funds, gold and silver holdings, and various notes. Also notes bank bids and broker contact.
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United States Treasury
Panama Canal Land
Treasury
United States
Federal Reserve
Philippines
Gen- Ieral Fund
Local Produce Market Prices Report
Wholesale prices list alive poultry including hens and turkeys with varied per pound rates, dressed poultry figures for chickens and ducks, New York state cheese and butter quotes, eggs from nearby Virginia regions, assorted vegetables with No 1 and No 2 potato samplings, Florida yams and sweet potatoes, lettuce and peppers from North and Florida, root vegetables and greens with per sack, crates, or basket units, green fruits including oranges, strawberries, grape fruit, lemons, pineapples, and apples priced by crate, basket, or box across multiple regions.
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New York State
New
Elgin
Virginia
Florida
North Carolina
Texas
California
New York Money Market Snapshot June 2
Mercantile paper and time loans hold steady as of June 2 in New York. Rates show 60 and 90 day loans at 2 3 percent, six months at 3 3.5 percent, call money steady, high at 2 percent, low at 1 percent. Government bonds steady. Gail road bonds firm. Currencies list 60 day bills 4.7850, demand 4.780, francs 5.45, marks 0.82, rubles 0.39.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Gailroad
Philadelphia Markets Dairy and grain prices June 2 19
Philadelphia markets report steady butter and firm corn with decline in oats No 2 white. Wheat prices moved lower for export No 2 red car lots and No 1 Northern Duluth quoted 1.52 to 1.56.
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Philadelphia
Duluth
Washington cattle market report shows steady demand
Hogs and sheep priced with slight variation while calves remain firm at the Washington market. Receipts include calves with fair turnout and steady demand as buyers show cautious purchasing.
Copper prices trim gains in global markets
The metal market reports firm electrolytic copper at New York 19.00 with London spot copper at £79 6s and futures at £80 Tron remains quiet and unchanged across segments.
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New York
London
England Lines Up Beet Seed Exports to U S
Britain will consider exporting sugar beet seed from Germany to the United States under specific conditions. A State Department statement says cases will be judged on merits with noninterference assurances, provided seeds come from Germany, no commodity exchange is involved, and shipments depart from a neutral port such as Rotterdam.
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Great Britain
Germany
United States
State Department
British Foreign Office
Rotterdam
Schwab Talks to Chinese Merchants at New York Luncheon
At a New York luncheon honoring Chinese commissioner Chenh Hsun Chang, leaders including Charles W Schwab of Bethlehem Steel urged expanded steamship links and banking facilities between the United States and China. Chang pressed for more routes and finance to boost Far East trade, with other speakers noting optimism about U.S. industry and long term growth.
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New York
United States
China
Chenh Hsun Chang
Jrepublic
Merchants’ Association of New York
Far East
Charles W Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Willard Straight
J. P. Morgan & Co
American Asiatic Association
Kai Fu Shah
Wiliam Fellowes Morgan
David Z T Yul
Commission
Mr. Morgan
Wilson
Washington
Schwab
U. S
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Thomas L. Hume
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America
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Chenh Heun
Chang
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National Ute Parts Supply Co
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16Th St Nw
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Paris & McGraw
R. McReynolds & Son
Rawlinson Merchants Hotel
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Howard A. French & CO
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Te Franklin National Bank
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Ralph W. Lee
14Th St. N.W
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