Market Undertone Shows Strength as Curb on Pressure Appears
The stock market ends with a firmer undertone after a day of narrow ranges. New Haven gains about two points while Lehigh Valley trades under pressure briefly. Atchison exhibits strong performance with notable advances in American Telephone and Consolidated Gas. Railroads show improved buying as private crops forecasts lift sentiment and steel and pig iron activity steadies.
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New Haven
Mofe
Atchison
Ben Blaven
Lehigh Valley
Atchison Ex
London
Amalgamated Arid Trion Taede
Apy
Lipy Mistic
Steet Gide
Hock Island
Collntrio
Eneran
United State Wide
Cotton market falls as prices slide amid rain in Georgia
In New York and Boston closing reports, cotton prices retreated with losses up to 18 points from last Monday’s highs as showers in Georgia and plans for clearer weather elsewhere weighed on futures. A traveling expert warned crops may recover with favorable weather, though it was too early to call a failure. Open high low close figures show scattered activity across July December contracts.
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New York
Georgia
Real
Texas
Philadelphia markets wrap sparked by grain and bond activity
June reports show wheat higher for No 2 red export with mixed corn and oats, live poultry weaker with dressed fowls and fleas. New York mercantile paper and exchange steady with government and railroad bonds steady, call money at 1 percent, time loans steady, and short maturities around 24 to 34 days.
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Philadelphia
Dupter
Flemer
New York
Mercantile Paper
New York Produce Prices Mixed on Commodities
New York June market shows steady butter and flour with firm cattle meat and strong lard demand. Butter receipts 10 540 bags, cheese 2 245 boxes, eggs 22 120 cases, poultry steady with Western frozen meats, sugar raw steady at 2.6 percent, coffee dull with Rio No. 7 and Santoa No. 4 at nominal quotes.
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New York
Middle West
Continent
South America
Rio
Cordova
Wall Street Gossip And Market Actions In June
New York and Lehigh Valley markets steadied near year lows amid rumors of dividend cuts. Directors meet next week as Lehigh Valley and Rock Islands weigh on sentiment. Interborough directors delay extra dividend while financing notes. Copper prices ease with lower exports and May copper stockpiles rise. Eaton president optimistic on winter wheat yields in Kansas and Oklahoma.
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New York
Lehigh Valley
Deeline
Rock Islands
Bald-Moore
Judge Moore
Daniel G. Reid
Copper Producers’ Association
Europe
H. P. Ripley
Atchison
Kansas
Oklahoma
Trade Follows Loans Not the Flag Says W. D. Straight Quote
Holland writes that the United States often favors Japan and Germany and other nations, noting the door is frequently closed in their faces. Straight is quoted to illustrate that trade follows loans rather than national sentiment.
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Japan
Germany
W. D. Straight
Open Door in China Hinges on American Loans and Syndicate
New York reports that China’s open door is debated as Manocal of the International Barker's Corp in Peking says it is closed to many. American financiers argue cooperation with the government and absorption of foreign loans will unlock China’s markets and secure U S industry’s access.
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New York
June
Menocal
International Barkers’ Corporation
Peking
China
Orient
Germany
Japan
Oper
L’w
Jlw
Amerianges! Fac
ToylMiami Cop
Ava
Financial
Lythe
St. Bee SS. Bayina
Missouri Pacific
Sosa
Amer
Can
Car & Foun
Amer Smelt
WlAmer
Tel
Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
Dita
Yot
West
Nee Norte
Te “Western
Atchison
Pennsylvania
People’s, Gas
Atlantic Coast Line
Gelessee
Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel
Pullman Palace
Ray Con
Naval
Poochow
Ching
Rep. Iron & Steel
Bethlehem Stes
Canadian Pacific
Rep. I
Central Leather
Rock Island
Chesapeake
Cal
Great Western
St Dy & BF
Mid& St. P
Seaboard Air Line
Ci. & Northwestern
Seaboard A. L
Ching Copper
Cole, Fuel & Iron
Southern Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Southern Railway
Southern Rapid
Tennessee Copper
Texas & Pacifle
Union Pactte
Dent
Pacifle
State Department
U.S
U. S
Utah Copper
Va.Corp. Chemical
United States
Wabash Ptd
Maryland
Western Union
Westinghouse
Luce Erie
General Electric
Northerd Pra
Jool Tiinofs Central
Interborough-Met
Inter-Met
Inter-Harvester
Inter-Marine Pd
Kan
City
Southern Aclede Gas
Igaidl Lebielt Wasiey
American Capital
Ser- Digan
France
Great Britain
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
Foreign Trade Convention
Taft
Organization of
Standard Oil Company
Mr. Straight
Straight
Local Stock Exchange Call Summary
Regular call at noon lists Washington Gas at 500 dollars and 168 per share for Washington Railway and Electric Company, 4s at 1.00, preferred at 3a ig 2 at BEL. Washington Gas marks 5 at Tika 6 at Tits. District National Bank 3 at 142 after call. Capital Traction 2 at 100. Gas bonds noon at 108 with 500 at ub 8 t 84 and 25 at Tit 0.
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Saies
Way
Caz. Traction R. R
Wash
Elec
Bel
Washington Gas
Tika
Laastop Monotype
Sis
Amer. Sec. & Trust
District Nat. Bank
Georgetown Gas
Ind. Ds
Columbia Gas and Fle B Gas
Eden
Columbia Railroad Bonds Capital Traction Co
Ann
Pot
River R. R
City & Suburban Ry
Columbia Ry
Mort ‘Be
iMagi Ry
Be Wash
Alex
Mt. Vernon & A Wash
Balto
Amer. Tel
Tel. Com
Amer
W. Steamnoat
Riggs Realty
Capital Traction Co
TA Ba Wash
R & Dec
W. Steamboat
Georgetown
Columbia Gas
Amer, Tel. and
Tel. Co
Mergenthaler Linotype
ATT Lanston Monotype
Greene-Capanieca Coppers
American
Capital Columbia
Parmers & Me
Feder
Unicaln
Trust Ocks
Amer, Security & Trust
National Savings & Trust
Man Trust Company
Loan and True
Continental
Savings Bank
Homa Savings Bank
Commerce and Savings
East
FIR
Arlington
Corcoran Au Firemen’s
German-Amerte
National Union
Columbia Title
Ghapteacks
Washington Market
Pable
Capital Traction
American Security and Trust
Tanston
District National Bank
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington
United States Treasury Financial Figures June 1914
Treasury daily revenue receipts amount to 2 646 499 02 with ordinary disbursements noted. Records show revenue and disbursement totals for the fiscal year to date, gold and silver holdings, currency notes, and bank note details across General Fund assets and liabilities. Net balances and total cash assets are listed along with redemption bank notes figures.
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General Fund
United States
Treasury
Ae Ee
Fea Ie
Philippines
New York Grain and Market Notes June 3
Wheat prices show spot firming with No 2 hard winter at 106 and a half cents, No 2 red new at 1 cent, July shipment, while No 1 Northern Duluth and Manitoba bids rise to 109 and 145 cents. Futures mostly firm on stronger cash demand. corn and oats markets also mixed. | Holland remarks on international finance, democracy, and global stability as drivers of peace and trade.
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Chicago
Ward
Oklahoma
Kansas
Europe
Bom
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Washington cattle market hogs and calves price notes
Market circular shows hogs per pound eight percent, sheep per pound forty six and a half, veal calves and spring lambs with references to lively demand and immediate supply needs. The text lists calf recalps and active demand signals for the market.
Baltimore Markets Quietly Tumble Through Grain and Livestock Prices
Baltimore markets report quiet trading across wheat oats and poultry with mixed price quotes for No 2 red and white wheats alongside several poultry categories. Egg and butter prices show regional variance with Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby Ohio values mixed. dairy prints and dairy product quotes list tiered pricing.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Virginie
Live Stock Markets Report For June 3 Chicago Trading
Live stock market notes from Chicago and New York dated June 3 show hog receipts around 34 000 and prices from 7.70 to 8.20 for various grades while cattle receipts near 14 000 with steers and feeders quoted up to 8.15. New York beef and lamb prices reflect mixed receipts with steers 6.75 to 7.92 and lambs 7.50 to 9.85, while hogs run 7.50 to 8.70 with roughs 7.25 to 7.60.
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New York
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfalk
Boston
Philadelpia
Augusta
Chicago
S.menile
Washington Market News and New Building Plans
Washington trading faded with gas and utility shares steady or weak. Washington Railway and Electric preferred attracted strong investment yet limited shares. several small lots traded. New Agricultural Building Contractors begin a $200000 eight story Department of Agriculture building near Thirteen and a half street, to house forestry service and libraries by December.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Gas
Washington Railway and Electric
Department of Agriculture
Local Produce Market Wholesale Prices
Trade circular lists fruits and vegetables across Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania and Delaware with varied demand. Items include potatoes lettuce peppers okra tomatoes cabbage and citrus, noting regional pricing for Maine Michigan Florida and California sources and several inconsistent OCR entries.
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
IGN
Chiesa
New York State
New
West Virginia
Maine
Michigan
Georgia
South Carolina
Aweel
Florida
Texas
Cotton prospects look bright says Southern Railway official
President Harrison of the Southern Railway reports improved government crop conditions and good weather along lines. He notes drought fears east of the Mississippi were tempered, wet early weather creating shallow roots while a dry May promotes deeper roots for resilience. Weevil spread expected nationwide, but farmers plan strong control. A favorable season could yield a good cotton crop east of the Mississippi River.
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Harrison
Southern Railway Company
Southern Railway
Mississippi River
Nea
Government approves 33000 acres of White Mountain forest land
The National Forest Preservation Commission approves two tracts in Grattan County New Hampshire totaling 13100 acres on Pemigewasset and connected rivers with a price of 462 per acre plus a 2000 acre tract on Little River and Gale River watersheds at 10 per acre. Also approved is the Pisgah forest in North Carolina from the Vanderbilt estate bringing eastern forest totals to 1 077 000 acres.
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White Mountain
Pisgah
White Mountains
Murchasa
National Forest
Peserveton Commission
Gratton County
New Hampsnrie
Pemigewassel
Ambutars
Merrimac
Little River
Gale Hiver
Francona Range
Pisgah Forest
North Carolina
George WW. Vanderbilt
Assails Antitrust Bill at Clothiers Meeting
United States Senator Boles Penrose addressed the National Association of Wholesale Clothiers in Atlantic City. He attacked the antitrust program, calling the Clayton bill “legislative meddling run riot” and warned it would handicap independent manufacturers while aiding monopolies. The delegate praised the current meeting and set Atlantic City as next year’s site. Harry D. Koehn of New York was elected president.
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Penrose
Clothiers
Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Boles Penrose
National Association of Wholesale Clothiers
Harry D. Koehn
New York
Association
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Rica
Balinoere
Ohio Uy
Venir Teather
Chesapeake & Onto
Chia K & Quincy
Chi
A & St
Tnyake
al Ry
Chivas
Northwestern
Dorade & Heathern
Denver
Tillers
Im Pies
Boie
Tiree Thanenasins
New York Central
Ogoy
Reidways
VL & Hartford
Norrie &Western Ev
Neaboard Air Line
Bonthern Bel Tel
Bouler Fas
Ronthert Fracing
Sant
Ralitans
Southern Ratlwas
Fs Tai Aeeye
Texas & PT
Ths
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Intere Td
Votan Baette
de Weds
Ms A
Fubber
Strel
Virgina Carolina Chemical
Wahish Tse
Crian Western Hs Um Westinghouse J Leche
Ted Tisae
Ealen
Fercitie
Baltimore Securities
Fune
Natl
Bank of Baltimore
S. BM
G. B.S. Brew
Janeau S&s
Panama
Ashe
Cowper
Dugust
Howtnal
Cleveland
Chicago Grain
Wall Street
Chesabeake
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Interborough
Metropolitan Company
Neaday
Interborough Repta Transit
Holland
NEW York Stock Market
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Local Stock Exchange
United States Treasury
NEW York Grain
Washington Cattle Market
Thte Insurance
Sixteenth Street
Story & Cobb
Nathan C. Wyeth
Compireilera Wie Currony
Local Produce Market
Southern Company
Franklin Nat’! Bank Cor
Penn Ave
U.S Tre
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
F Street
John Toy Edson
Frank P
Rbes DE Decrata
National Savings and Trust Company
16Th and
N. Y. Ave
First Trust
Real Estate Trust CO
St. N. W
Paul V. Bitchell & CO
14Th St. N. W
D. C
H Saunders & CO
Southern Building
46Th St
J. Thilman
Hendrick Hendrick Building
15Th St
N. W
Manhattan Life Insurance Co
Munsey Trust Company
Ite Goora
Rock of Gibraltar
Munsey ‘Trest
Frank A. Munsey
A. B. Leach & Co. Investment Securities
Broadway, New York
Lewis Johnson & Co
Waestigton
Inns
Pennsylvania Avenue
Aee
Lon
Conservatism
National Bank of Washington
7Th St
la Ave, NW
LE Tregory
District of Columbia
Peel
Cale Bitte
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
W. B. Hibbs & Coo
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs
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