Steel Keeps Gains Amid Domestic News and Steel Decree
New York trading centers on domestic developments as United States Steel Corporation learns it is absolved from rust law violations. Heavy early buying, notable gains in American Can and Corn Products, followed by profit taking and a late energy surge led by Amalgamated Copper, General Electric, and Westinghouse amid a volatile session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mexico
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Canadian Pacific
Erie
American
Amalgamated Copper
General Electric
Westinghouse
United States
Alaska
Juneau
Braden Copper
Brit Amer Tobacco
New
Goldfield Florence
Goldfield Consolidated
Habana Tobacco
Houston
Riker-Hegeman
Standard Oil
California
Indiana
Kansas
Standard Oil of
Kentucky
Standard O
Nebraska
Standard
United Profit Sharing
Wabash Road
Wabash A
Wabash B
Arig Bukon Gold
Seseroe A
Krihg’s Express
H Street
N. W
ATORA
Smith's Transfer & Storage CO
Phone
Postal
Globe Furniture Co
7Th Stow
Columba Transfer and Storage Co
United States Storage CO
Wall Street Gossips and Market Movements Reported
Wall Street activity shows a surplus of 1 214 on the day with heavy buying and selling, led by major houses shifting to profits as Western operations curtail expenses. A late steel decision buoyed sentiment but failed to push prices past late-session levels. Joplin reports sincore at 100 a ton, the highest in district history, while New Haven Railway posts a surplus of 367 530 for April and a ten month income gain, as bond action and legal notices shape market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western
West
Wall Street
Joplin
Sincore
New Haven Railroad
New York Bond Market Highlights June 4
The New York bond market report lists numerous issues with prices and yields. Notable entries include American Tobacco Armour and Co Northern Pacific and Union Pacific securities, with several 4s and 5s, plus industry names such as General Electric, Bethlehem Steel, and Chesapeake and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Agricultural
American Cotton Owls
American Tel
American Smelting
Amedota Tobacco
Armour & Co
Colorirto
Southern
Denver and
Rio Grande
Inauitiers Securition SE
Erie
New York Central
New Central
New York City
New Yneek State
New York Railways
Adj
NSH and Hartford
Norfolk and Western
Dia
Northern Pacific
Northern Facific
Oregon Short Line
Facile Tel and Tel
Pennsylvania
Pennalvania Con
Ray Consolidated
Reiding
Republic Steel
St Louis Southwestern
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Bell
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas Company
Texas and Pacific
Third Avenue
Union Pacfic
Veaseee Union Pacific
United States Rubber
United States
Stee
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Wabash
Central of
Georglada
Central Leather
Chesapeake and Ohio
Codia
Chicago B and
Quincy Joint
Chicago Bo
Quincy
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Chitaso
Pac Ry
Northwestern
Defense experts warn United States unprepared for war
Gen George H. Dyer and Commander Charles Lane Poor, leaders of New York milit ia forces, say the nation is woefully unprepared for defense or aggression. The article notes their experience and ties to state and naval militi a command, with reflections on resources and bank systems amid federal reserve debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Dyer
Charles Lane Poor
New York
United States
Dyer
New York State
Poor Ia
Rhode Island
Henry M. Whitney
Federal Reserve System
Holland
Cios
Safest
LowiCross
Alaska Gold
Kayser
Kan
City
Borg
Allis-Chalmers
Sou
Allis-Chal
Juacka
Steel
Rhode
Lehigh Valley
Island
States
Am. Ag. Che
St. P
SS. M
Ntg
Gen. Burnside
Car & Fay
Kans. & T
Pacific
Hide & L
H&l. P
Mon. Power
Secur
Nat
Biscuit
Cloak
Nat. Cloak & 5
Nat Enam
Sprague
Gen. Burnaide
George Dyer
Am. Steel Fdy
Nev. C
N. Y
SCOIN
Asseta Real, Co
Norfolk & West
North Amer
Atchison
North
Big
Baldwin
Ontario
Pacific Mail
Balt
Ohio
Penn, R. R
Ohlopra
People’s Gas & Pity
Gen. Dyer
Batoptine
Pitts. Coal
Beth
Steel UO
Pitts
Beth, Steel
Brooklyn R. T
Butte & Sup
Pullman Pal
Cal
Petrel
Ry. Steal
Commander Poor
Petrol
Ray Con
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Canada Pacific
Central Leather
MajRep. Ir. & Steel
Ches. & Ohio
Rep
Tr. & Steel
Chicago Gt. West
Rock Island
Spain
Chicago Gt. W
Rumely
Chicago & N. W
MIS. L. & SF. Ptd
BSL
Seaboard A. T
New England
China
Seaboard A. L. P
Cluett P
Cluett P. Pfd
Roebuck
Celo
South Pacific
Washington
Southern
ITM
Consol. Gas
Southern Ry.ptd
Contin
United
Studebaker
Crucible Steel
Navy Defense
Texas & Paci
Cuba Am
Texas Co. Lbey
del. Lack & W. Ty
Third Avenue Bag
Detroit Edison
Union Bag & P
Dist. Secur. AB
Union Pacific
Erie UN
Erle
United By. Inv
Ze i
UN. Ry. Inv
PL & F
Fred. M. & Smelt
Ind. Alco
Gen. Chemical
U. S. Rubber
Gen. Chem
Gen. Electric
Gen Motors
Utah Copper
Goodrich
B. F
Car Chem
joolVa
Iron C. & C
Gt. North
spWabash Mal
Wells Fargo
Gugwenheim
Maryland
BSMO
Iinola Central
Tel. GaSel
Inapira
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Interbor
Inter
Wilys-Overland
Wisconsin Cen
Local stock exchange notes broad offerings at noon
Sales regular call at noon lists Washington Gaffe at 500 dollars 14 percent, Capital Traction bonds 10 at 92 and 25 at 85 with 8 and 85 percent, Capital Traction Railroad 5s 600 and 1000 at 105, Washington Railway and Electric 4s at 82 with 3600 quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capital Traction
Washington Railway & Electric Preferred
Alter Ead
Capital Traction R. R
Washington Railway & Electric
Georgetown Gas
Ind
Washington Gas
Columbia Gag & Elec
Capital Traction Co. Ds
Ana
River ,R. R. Fa
River Sellar
FR. R
Washington Ry
Eilec
Wash, Alex
Mt. Ver
Teleg
Market Co
Market Co. Sm
Norfolk & Wash
Elec. Com
Wash
Elec
Virginia Ry
Washington Gas Am. Tel
Teleg. Co
Washington Savings
Corcoran - B
Potomac
National Bank of Washington
Washington Baseball Club
W. Steamboat
Columbia Hotel Co
Treasury daily condition show deficit and asset totals
The United States Treasury reports a closing balance of 15,959,692 in the general fund with receipts of 2,408,661 and payments of 2,853,052, yielding a fiscal year deficit of 104,? million. It lists extensive gold, silver, and currency holdings, total general fund assets at 246,371,145.92, and total cash assets of the Treasury at 2,015,475,880.90, plus bank notes redeemed at 1,679,824.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Eixcesa
United States
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Banka
National Bank
Philippines
General Fund
Boston Closing Prices
New York June 4 Mercantile paper 3.4 4 Sterling 60 day bills 4.755 demand 4.7850 cables 4.79 Francs demand 5.43 cables 5.43 Marks demand 82 cables 82 Lives demand 6.91 cables 6.90 Rublee demand 9 cables 39 Mexican dollars 39 Government bonds steady Railroad bonds strong Time loans easy 60 days 2% 90 days 24% 2% six months 3 3% Cash money firmer high 2 low 14 ruling rates 1% last loan 2 closing bid 1% offered at 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mercantile Paper
Cottonseed Oil Market Prices Reported in New York
In New York on June 4 the cottonseed oil market shows prime summer yellow spot and June at 6.25, July at 6.29, August 6.54, September 6.66, October 6.66, November 6.52, December and January 6.54. Prime winter yellow and summer white quoted at 6.25 to 7.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Grain Sees Bears Advantage From New Crop Offers
Chicago market closes weak as new crop shipments from Indiana and Illinois push prices lower. Wheat falls 2 to 2.5 cents, corn and oats dip, and provisions drop with futures showing scattered losses across major grains. Cash grain quotes show No 2 yellow corn about 74 to 75 cents, No 2 red wheat around 1.82, and oats near 50 to 51 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indiana
Illinois
New York Cotton Advances Then Sinks In Opening Trade
New York July cotton moved higher about two dollars per bale from the short breakeven level then eased with some profit taking at ten cent levels for October. Prices closed easier with declines of 10 to 14 points on the day as futures showed varied highs and lows across the board. Hog and sheep prices, calf values, and lambs remained steady to weak amid receipts and demand shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jane
Local securities drift as New York rally lacks spark
Local financial notes report limited activity despite a hopeful NY market turn driven by the United States Steel case. Washington Railway and Electric stock traded in narrow ranges with bids around 92 and 95 asks, Capital Traction steady near 90 bid, and limited bond movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway and Electric Preferred
Capital Traction
Washington Gap
Washington Gas
Washington Railway and Electric
Live Stock Markets: Chicago and New York Prices Mixed
Hogs receipts 1300 firm with ranges from 7.35 to 7.75 for mixed and 7.65 for heavy pigs. Cattle receipts 1000 steady with native beef steers 6.90 to 9.20 and Western steers 5.30 to 10. Cows and heifers 3.20 to 8.75. Sheep receipts 5000 strong with lambs 7.76 to 9.50. New York: beef steers 7.00 to 9.25, calves 5.0 to 11.85, sheep and lambs steady with yearlings 7.00 to 9.00, hogs easier 1.90 to 8.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Local Wholesale Produce Prices Listing
A dated market listing details wholesale prices across categories. Poultry includes alive hens roosters ducks and turkeys with range figures. dressed poultry shows chickens hens ducks and turkeys with price bands. Dairy lists New York State cheese and butter prices while vegetables and greens cover potatoes onions carrots lettuce peppers spinach beets and more with per sack basket or crate pricing. Green fruits and citrus from California and Florida appear with price ranges for oranges lemons pineapples strawberries grapefruits and apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Virginia
Florida
North Carolina
Texas
California
New York Produce Prices and Supplies Report
New York issued prices and receipts across dairy poultry and grains with mixed stability. Butter and creamery items show steady to higher scores, while live poultry and beef remain steady to firm on wholesale markets.
New York Grain Market Report June 4
Spot Wheat shows slight gains for No 2 red and hard, with further bids on No 1 northern at Duluth and Manitoba. Buffalo futures drift weaker into July. Corn and oats steady to easy, rye steady with Western No 2 at 1.28 percent. Barley trade quiet with Buffalo activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Buffalo
Philadelphia Markets and May Shipbuilding Totals
Philadelphia markets show butter unchanged eggs firm cheese steady wheat steady corn unchanged oats unchanged. May shipbuilding totals show American output at 173 vessels totaling 19,494 tons, mostly small wooden steamers. nine ships from other sources add 37,743 tons to the merchant fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Proposals for District water and street work 1915 1918
Sealed proposals will be received by the Commissioners of the District of Columbia for furnishing and delivering water, steam rollers, and for grading and improving streets and avenues. Forms and specifications available from the Purchasing Office in the District Building. Proposals due at various dates in 1915 and 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Washington
D. C
P. Newman
Oliver PB
Newman
Louis Brownlow
Charles W. Katz
Commissioners
D.C
District OF Alumbia
Eli Pe
Recreacy Board of Commissioners
Boomnee
Bistrice Huilding
District of Columbia
Boom
Boeing
D. G
Oliver P. Newman
IR Brownlow
Chab. W. Kuts
Quartermaster General
Army
Arsene Muster Corps
U. & Army
Washington, D. C
Administration Letters Granted in District of Columbia
Michael Frawley of 135 Q Street Northeast obtained letters of administration for the estate of Patrick Frawley, late of the District of Columbia. Creditors must present claims with vouchers by May 27, 1916, or be excluded from benefits. Attest James Tanner, Register of Wills. clerk Walton Edwards, Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Witchell
Supreme Court OF the District OF
Howell
Roch Creek Cemetery
Columbia Merk
Probata Court
McLachlen
District OF Columbo
Proimte Court
Charles Dunton
Maer Frances Dunton
Charles Dinton
Ofelock & Mfp
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Post
L. Siddons
Jnstiece
James Tanner
District of Columba
J. J. Darlington
W. A. Donch
Supreme Court OF Tif
District OF
al Heneft
Charlotie E Obates
Columba
Toomey & Toovey
Attarpera
Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia
Patrick Frawles
Michael
Frawley
Register of Wills
Walton Edwards
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
Austin M Rogers
Mahate
Ernest A. Borger
Ft Fe
Helen McMayer
Sip- Dons
James Taner
Therriet of
Columnis
Chaplin B. Bauman
Charles H. Bauman
Supreme Cort OF
Trebate Court
Supreme Court of the Wetrit of Columbia
Wilhelmine Hense
Balding
Probate Court
Clark A. Me
Charles A Braman
Gustav Schulze
Ty Chapin B. Baatman
Charles HH Bauma
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Tarvester
Missouri, Kansas and Texan Railway Company
Supreme Court
John Davies
Davies
Itta
Curb Market
Achive
NEW York Stock Market
U. S
Poor
Veen Sala
Nome
David A. Wells
Merchanta Association of
Boston
Local Stock Exchange
Baltimore Securities
Allouez Mining
Boston & Maine
Fast Butte Mining
Wee Franklin Mining
Granby
Greene-Cananea ‘Mining
Lake Mining
Mohawk Mining N.Y. NH. & H
North Butte Mining
North Lake Mining
Aee
Shannon Mining
Superior Mining
United Fruit
United Shoe Machinery
Utah Consolidated Mining
Utah Copper Mining
Wolverine Mining
U. Ss
Panama
Baltimore
Consolidated Power
T. C
Nat. Bank of Baltimore
Consolidation
Consolidated Gas
Baltimore City
NEW York Money Market
Chicago Grain
Molle
Repts
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadel
Moblie
Savannah
Molly
Shipta
Augusta
Washington Cattle Market
St. Loui
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Dallas
Memphis
Auguste
Dalles
New York Exchange
Local Produce Market
Hennery
Ihennery
NEW York Grain
the National Metropolitan Bank
U. S. Treasury
Mergenthaler
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Thomas L. Hume
Tel
Snear War Dept
Andrews
Ppries
Bloomingdale
Adams
McGall
Roew
Etter
Wishea Reo
Suburban Board
Washington College
Rity Ptone
Doevble
Herpes
Geo Green
10Th St
Great Bargare
Geuis
Wutomonties
Isen Et
Baevr
Pigitt Torfes
National Savings and Trust Company
15Th and
N. Y. Ave
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
Swift & Company Union Stock Yards
Jun
Swift & Compans
Hayward
Gtb St
Baltir' S
Colonial Beach
Polen
Raleigh
South Butawest
Merchants’ Transfer & Storage Co
Alvord & Co
the Sunday Post
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