Bethlehem Coppers Rise as Market Reacts to War News
Bullish activity in seasoned railway stocks and copper shares on light pressure, with Canadian Pacific and Reading favored. Bethlehem Steel led California gains, copper at near seven‑year highs, while crop estimates offered a brief rally before closing lower on looming Germany action. Bonds and other issues moved in narrow ranges as Washington signaled a likely German reply.
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Germany
Berlin
New York
Juna
Canadian Pacific
Reiding
Harriman Group
Ilnessies
Southern Pacific
California
Washington
United States
New York Bond Market Report and Copper Note
In New York on June 8 the bond list shows numerous issues with prices and yields across American Agricultural, American Smelting, Reading, Pennsylvania and other big names, while copper remains strong at electrolytic 1950 trade around 19.75 in New York and £82-83 in London futures as traders hold steady. Market notes reference quiet and unchanged conditions in London copper and mixed activity across U S issues as investors scan the yield landscape.
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New York
London
Wall Street Rumors on Steel Corp Earnings and Orders
A Wall Street estimate puts Steel Corporation quarterly earnings near 26 million with April and May at 8 million each and June higher. Export demand raises prices, Studebaker shares jump over 10 points, and rumors of a 7 million harness and artillery wheel order abroad boost sentiment. General Electric is seen as a war order stock. New reports claim foreign government orders could total 160.6 million when definite orders materialize. Aldrich-Vreeland emergency currency law ends this month with 1.75 million emergency notes outstanding.
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Bethlehem Steel
General Electric
Une
Bethlehem Analls
Coppera
United States
Alccohol Distillers’ Securities
Mexican Petroleum and
Pacific Telephone
New York
Wall Street
Steel Corporation
Aldrich-Vreeland
Adams Express
Har. Corp
Alaska Gold M
Amal
al Mn
Laclede Gas
Lehigh Valley
Louis, & Nash
Manhattan el Joa
B.S. F. Pfr
Maxwell M. Co
Maxwell M
Car and Fury
Arm
Cotton Chat i
axttMay Dept
Am. Hilde and
L. Pfd
Miami Copper
Mo. Pacific
Am. Steel
GO Bryan
Am. Tel
C Boys
Nat. Enam
Nev. C. Copper
Wooten
Wooten Pftd
Boysou
Y. Centralain
Son
N. HL & CR
Bryan
Am. W. P
North Amer
Atchison
North
Pacific
Atchison P
Ontario
Baldwin
Pacific Mall
Bala. Loco
Pac. Tel & Tel
Ohio
TSG! Tai
Penn
Gosh
Pitts. Coal
Batopilas
Prenead
Circuit Court
United
Beth. Steel
Pullman Palene
Trenton
Brooklyn
Steel S
United State Steel
Rep. Ir. & Stee
Canada Pacific Bt
Rep
Ir. & Steel
Rock Island
Ches
Chi
Gt. W. Atta
St. P
St. I
AIC
St. P. Ptd
Beaboard A. L
Pra
United States Steel Corporation
P. Ry
Stees S. 8
Amer- 100
Comstock
Consol
Studebaker
Contin
Third Avenue
Crucible Steel Mal Bok
Crucible Steel
Union Pacific
Den
R. G. Pfd
Union Pac
Frank A Vanderlip
Dist. Securities
Imu
Erie
U. S, Ind
Alco
Fed. M
U. S
S. Ptd
Steel
Gen. Chem
Utah
England
Germany
TMW
Gen. Motors
South America
Gen Motors
Wabash
Goodrich
B. F
Wabash Pfa
Teaders
Gt. Northern
Wells Fargo
SMMY
Maryland
Otis
Guggen
soornWestern UN. Tel
Weatinghouse
Interb
Willys-Overland
Interb. Met
L. E
Stimulating Pan American proposal spurs debate at conference
New York stock market hailed a plan to aid South American industrial growth and trade with the United States. President Vanderlip called Col Bryan's suggestion interesting and stimulating, perhaps utopian yet deserving close scrutiny amid postwar international finance talks.
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Col. Bryan
Frank A. Vanderlip
Vanderlip
Henry P. Davison
Wilson
State Department
Republic of China
Holland
Local stock exchange report and gas bonds list
Sales Regular call at noon shows Washington Gas 6s valued at 104 percent with $500, Capital Traction BR R 5s at 10454 with $1,000, Washington Railway and Electric preferred 26 at 84 percent and 25 at 84 percent, Commercial National Bank 5 at 196, District National Bank 5 at 136, Continental Trust 10 at 118 percent. GAS BONDS.
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Washington Gas
Capital Traction BR. R
Washington Railway and Helectric Preferred
Commercial National Bank
District National Bank
Continental Trust
Georgetown Gas Ct
Georgetown Gas Ba
Seace Columbia Gas
Capital Traction Co
P. River R. R
P. R
City
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Wash, Ry
Bloc
Bay W
Mt. W
E. Power
Dante Am
Mkt. Co
Riggs Healty
Riggs Realty
Bay
Wash
Columbia
Commercial
District
Wage Farmers and Mechanics
I Federal
Lincoln
Washington
Trust Company
Am. Security and Trust
Natl. Savings and Trust
Union Trust Company
Wash. Loan and
Continental
Savings
Een Home Savings Bank
Commerce and Savings
East Washington Savings
Aens Corcoran
National Union
Columbia Title
Chapin-Sacks Co
D. Et C
Security Storage Co. A
Washington Market
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
District National
Capital Traction
Treasury reports year deficit figures and estate notices
The document lists the United States Treasury closing balances and deficits for the current year, with detailed receipts and payments. It also includes probate notices from the District of Columbia Court, announcing testamentary actions for Mary Eddy Driggs, Lawrence A Mahanerinte, and John J Browning, with filing deadlines and executor details.
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United States Treasury
Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia
Mary Eddy Driggs
American Rfcurity and Trust Company
James F Hoop
James Tanner
Register of Wills
Paul
Waters
Columbia
Lawrence
Robid Mahoney Brady
Colimbia
Wille
Trabute
Geo. W. Dalzell
Probate actions and crop forecasts mix in Washington notices
Probate Court proceedings for the estates of John Bower, James Barrett and Heber J May appear with dates in May and July 1915, noting requests for probate of wills and administration. A broad crop forecast reports a record wheat harvest potential, with winter and spring wheat, oats, and barley projections, highlighting large area planted and high yields across the United States.
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Supreme Court OF the
John Bower
Washington Law Re-porter
Weashington Post
L Lindone
Tanner
Remster
Columbia
Garlisla
Federal Crop Reporting Board
John Lewis Smith
Glenn Willett
ST Preme Court OF the District OF Co Hinita
James Barrett
Jmcket
Agnes
Montet
Martin O’connor
Indy
Washington Tawgenorter
Washington Post
L Fiddons
James ‘Tanner
Register of Villa
District of Columbia
Holland writes on outside political scope proposal
New York June. Secretary Bryan floated a credit using U S 3 percent bonds as a possible instrument for Central and South American finance at a Washington dinner with Pan American delegates. The disclosure appeared in a leading bank circular tied to South American expansion, prompting speculation bankers knew of his plan. The idea seems more a financial mechanism than a political concept.
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New York
Bryan
Washington
South America
Government Bonds and Chicago Grain Market Report
Government wheat yield estimate for 1915 expected at 950,000,000 bushels influences market. Chicago grains close lower. corn and oats slip, while provisions show modest declines amid futures activity and cash grain quotes for No 2 red wheat, No 2 yellow corn, and No 3 white oats.
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Chicago
United States
Washington
Baltimore Markets Reported Prices June Daily Market
Baltimore markets bulletin lists oats poultry butter and eggs prices for Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby states. Includes White oats at 54 percent, various poultry prices for live birds ducks and runners, butter grades with per pound ranges, eggs Maryland Pennsylvania Western firsts at 18 18 percent and Southern firata at 17 percent.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York Grain Market Report Summary
New York grain prices show irregular spot wheat with No. 2 red at 1.31 percent and No. 2 hard at 1.35 percent. Export bids list No. 1 northern Duluth and No. 1 northern Manitoba at 138 and 1.31 percent, respectively, CIF Buffalo. Corn flat to barely steady with No. 2 yellow at 31 percent for prompt shipment. Rye and barley prices ease for Western rye No. 2 at 1.27 percent ex-export and malting barley at 77 78. Buffalo figures noted.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Buffalo
New York Produce Prices and Market Highlights June 8
New York market notes show steady receipts across dairy eggs and cheese with unsettled creamery and fresh gathered lots. Poultry prices quoted for dressed and fresh fowls and turkeys. pork beef and lard steady with western lard around 9.40 to 9.50. Sugar and flour markets mixed with refined sugar steady and rye flour unsettled.
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New York
Hennery
Middle West
New York Money Market Snapshot June Closing
New York financial report notes steady government bonds and time loans, with Mercantile paper at 3.4 4, sterling 60 day bills at 47650, demand in francs 5.483% and 5.43% cables, marks 82% cables 82%, lives 5.9144 cables 5.91, cubles 35 cables 38, silver at 494%, Mexican dollars 39, rail and time loan rates varying, call money steady with ruling rate 1% and last loan 2% as closing bids and offers shown.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Washington cattle market report clippings and receipts
Hogs 7 8, sheep clipped, veal calves moderate. Receipts from lambs light. Demand strong. Calves: fair. Receipts of calves, 1 gemena Bates calves, fair.
Cottonseed Oil Market Prices in New York
In New York on June 8 prime crude lists at 6.33 with prime summer yellow spot 6.18 and futures for June 6.20 July 6.28 August 6.48 September 6.52 October 6.63 November 6.53 December 6.55 January 6.56. Prime winter yellow 7.25 and prime summer white 6.45 7.10.
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Meport
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Panama
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
New’ York
Séagon
Houston
Memphis
Little Rock
Salee
Augusta
Dallas
Northwest Savings Bank Formed In Washington Area
Local finance notes report weak demand in markets with bid prices down. A new Northwest Savings Bank will be incorporated in Arizona and opened mid July at 1801 Adams Mill road, northwest Washington, with authorized capital 100000 and initial issued stock 50000. George C Havenner is president with a slate of directors including Senator Nathan B Scott and Capt. Guy T Scott. it will operate from the old Hensey property and convert upper floors to apartments.
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Northwest Savings Bank
Adams Mill Road
Columbia Road
Eighteenth Street
Hensey
New Institution
George C. Havenner
Guy T. Scott
W. J. Neuland
H. F. Galladay
Atttorney
Nathan B. Scott
West Virginia
E. F. Colladay
C. A. Pfau
Willam T. Fitzgerald
Morris Needle
Hal M. Remington
Frederick C. Bryan
Earl C. Corley
Tincher
L Ottenberg
James M. Beall
C. L. Burrows
Northwest
Local Produce Market Wholesale Prices Listing
A detailed wholesale market price list covers poultry by live and dressed weight, cheese and butter, eggs by region, and extensive vegetables and fruits. Entries include Florida and California goods, with ranges for potatoes, yams, lettuce, peppers, tomatoes, cabbage, and citrus, plus berries and apples.
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New York State
Virginia
Florida
Texas
Philadelphia Markets Rumors and Prices Trade Report
Philadelphia markets report on June 8 shows butter firm, eggs firm, cheese quiet, wheat and corn lower with No 2 red and No 2 yellow prices noted for car lots and local steamers. Oats move lower, No 2 white. Oil City credit balances at 1.35. Market activity includes 113.25 barrels runs and 176,942 barrels shipments averaging 62,506.
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Philadelphia
Oil City
Livestock Market Report Chicago and New York
Chicago market receipts hogs cattle and sheep with price ranges and trading status including heavy mixs and light hogs. cattle steady native and western steer values with cows and calves. New York reports beef calves and sheep lambs with prices and no trading noted. HOGS receipts in New York show no trading.
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Chicago
New York
Ruling on Naval Reserve Employment Policy
Comptroller Downes ruled yesterday that no one enrolled in the newly formed Naval Reserve of the United States may be employed by any government department. The decision specifically addresses employees of the Agricultural Department.
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Naval Reserve of the
United States
Downes
Agricultural Department
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