Broad rise in stocks hits broad demand in trading
Trading in New York stocks surged with broad gains led by United States Steel and railway shares, aided by improved sentiment from Washington. Officials noted easier exchange rates with northern Europe and strong imports from Canada and Japan amid a busy session, though some profit taking trimmed intraday highs.
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Canada
Japan
Bethlshem Steel
United States Steel
Reading
Baltimore
Ohio
New York Bond Market Quotation Report June 11
Curb quotations show bids and asks across U S and railroad bonds led by American Agricultural 5s at 100 and American Tobacco 4s around 92. Names include Atchison 4s, Chesapeake and Ohio 4s, New York Central debentures, Standard Oil issues, and multiple rail and utility securities. Present figures list prices, yields, and recent trade levels for a wide array of corporate and municipal issues.
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New York
Telco
C.se
Armour & Co
Atchison Gen
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Battimoré and Ohio
Rethicher Steel
Franklyn Transit cv
Central of Georgia Sa
Central Leather Sa
Chesapeake and Ohio
Theminesapeake and
Chicago, B
Quincy
Chicago
Chicago Lreat Western
Mit
R Land
Northwestern
Colorido
Southern
Neaver and
Rio Grande Raf
Tistiliers Securities Ds Hee Bey
Erie
General Electric
Alinda Genteal
Tnterborough
Kanara Chy Southern
Lake Shore
Fleb
Taggett & Myasara Fa
Alaska
Juneau
S.seege
Gerard
Braden Copper
TA Lowaville
Neshville
Missouri
Kaw
Texas
Goldfield Florence
Cts
Missouri Pacific Cyta
Goldfield Consolidated
New York Central
Alga
Habana Tobacco
Lanigh Coal Sales
New York City
Rixer-Tegeman
New York State
N. J
New York Railways Adj
Old Atock
Hartford
N. J. Budd
Abe
Norfolk and Western Co
Northern Padifie Dm
Standard Oil
California
Northarn Pacific
Pennsylvania
Fennasivania
Tennavivania
Hay Consolidated
Tonopah Mining
Tonopah
Boula and
San Frances
United Cigar Storaa
St Lous Southwestern Con
United
Seaboard Air Line
Wabash, Wodesessee Reece
Southern Bell Tel
Wabash
W. T
Southern Pacific
United States Steele
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Wabash Ist
Wees
Western Union Fies
Weatinghouse Flectric Ev
CURB MARKET SUMMARY FROM BALTIMORE SECURITIES
New York reports June 11 prices on copper and alloys with electrolytic copper at 20.12 to 20.25 cents, futures at 108 to 110. Precision notes mercantile paper at 3 percent, sterling at 4.7850, francs at 5.44 to 5.49, marks around 82 percent, and rubles near 38 percent. Government and railroad bonds steady, time loans easy, call money steady with minor rates.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Cottonseed Oil Market Prices Reported in New York
New York June 11 Cottonseed oil prices listed for prime crude at 5.38 with prime summer yellow spot and June at 6.15. Futures shown for July 25, August 4.45, September 6.67, October 8.62, November December 6.61, January 63. Prime winter yellow and summer white at 6.25 7.2b.
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New York
Nomi
Chicago Grain market closes firm after midday dip
Chicago grain prices fluctuated with wheat hitting a new low for the 1916 crop before closing higher by 1 to 2 percent. Corn and oats gained modestly while provisions varied, with cash figures for futures and spot prices listing wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley.
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Chicago
New York Grain Market Rundown June 11
New York grain prices show spot firmness for wheat and corn with No 2 red at 1.29 and No 2 hard at 1 33. No 1 Northern Duluth at 1.27 and No 1 Northern Manitoba at 1.22. Futures mixed with July at 3 21. Oats steady. barley and Basler matting noted. Buffalo report included.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
C. L Buffalo
Basler
Buffalo
Wall Street Gossip and Morgan Cash Transfers Shape Markets
June 11 reports another $6,000,000 gold shipment to Morgan & Co from Ottawa for Canada’s three week strategy to stabilize exchange rates with London. Baldwin Locomotive shares near 1915 peak as war demand expectations shift. Metal prices surge, copper and related materials cited as critical for war production. American Railway Association notes freight car surpluses steady but not yet boosting demand.
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New York
Ottawa
J. FP. Morgan & Co
Canada
Morgan & Co
N~ Jdon
London
Baldwin Locomotive
American Railway Associsuii
Coal Cora
Holland Writers on U S Funds Held in Germany
The article reports financiers in Europe holding American funds in Germany, drawing interest until they can be transferred to the United States. It notes American securities scattered over francs among peasantry and the ongoing handling of this cross border financial situation.
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England
France
United States
New Haven Railroad
Paris
Mellen
Hote
Ew Haven Railroad Company
Europe
Holland
War prompted view of European finance and notes
A New York market summary describes how wartime strains touch banking, with a Dutch banker note about French soldiers' bloodstained banknotes, and a broader discussion on European holdings of American securities, exchange rates, and potential use of US bonds to pay debts abroad. It outlines how funds deposited in Austrian and German banks prior to the war are now drawn, and how banks plan to handle deposits as conflicts extend.
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New York
Holland
Alaska Gold
Allis Chalmers
Alla-Chahers Pte Bath
Car
Faye
Iain
Wing Binealte
Tay Fote
Solcety
Isa
Alr
Brak Santyling
Sao
N. H. Jaett
Ohlo & Wth
Norfolk & Weater
North
Paclitfic
NOVO
Pacific Mail
Penna. R. R
Steel F
Am Sugar
Tel
Tel MojAm W. P
Anaconda
Atchison
Hoh
Atchison Ptd- Bee
Baldwin Lace
Balt
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Soaian
Batopilaa Mining
Pitts
Beth
Steel
Beth Steel
Brooklyn
P. Gs. Cor
N. J. Bath
Germany
Butt
Steal Sp
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Con. Co
Canada Pacific
Ches
Ofo
United States
South Pacific
Southern Ry
South. Ry
Standard
M. St. P. Pfa
airChic. & NW
Imic
China
Cole
Contin
Third Avenue
Crucible Steel
Tobacco
Cuba Am
Union Bag &P
Cuba Am. Sugar Ptd
Take ‘Oat
Union Pacific
Dist Securities
Union Pac
United Ry
Erie
Fed. M. & Simelt
BOL P&b
Fea M. & Smelt
S.rubber
General Motors
U. S
Goodrich, BF
S. Steel
Utah
Car. Chem
Thinols Central
Ee Lorss
Iron C
Agricul
Austria
Mar
ACO Interb
SBM
West
Mary
Reo
Union Tel
Har
N. J
Westinghouse
Woolworth
L. B
Kans
City
Iahanac City
Willys-Overland
Baltimore Markets June 11 Prices on Poultry and Butter
Baltimore market reports list alive poultry prices for chickens old hens roosters spring ducks and Muscovy Pekin varieties with per pound rates. Butter prices cover creamery fancy chalce good prints and dairy variants with regional Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia firsts noted.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Woertern
West Virginia
Philadelphia Markets Report June 11 HUTTER EGGS CHEESE CORN OATS
Philadelphia markets observe unchanged eggs and lower cheese in a brief note from June 11. New York quotations show lower heat and mixed grain prices with corn steady and oats lower for No 2 white.
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Philadelphia
Hutter
New York
New
Local financial and business notes from Washington stock market
Limited demand for stocks and bonds with few sales and steady prices. Capital Traction quoted down to 90 7 8, 16 shares at 98, Washington Railway and Electric stock inactive aside from 6b shares at 41 8. Federal National Bank dividends noted. Merchan ts' Transfer and Storage declares 2.00 per share. United States Steel May unfilled tonnage rises 102,454 tons, orders and production up. June expected strongest month with orders above 40,000 tons daily.
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New York
United States
Rtael Corporation
Washington
Berlin
Federal Mining Common
Preferred Rear
Washington Railway and Electric
Federal National Bank
United States Steel Corporation
United States Steel
Georgetown Gas
Capital Traction
Washington Gas
Morgenthaler
Munsey Trust
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Wash
Steamboat
National Bank of Washington
Washington Baseball Club
Thomas L. Hume
Washington Gas and Rail Stocks See Mixed Trading Notes
Local stock exchange bulletin lists Washington Gas at 104 percent, 600 and 164 percent at various call levels, Washington Railway and Electric with multiple bids, Capital Traction at 94 and 99, and Federal National Bank at 140. The report covers bonds, utilities, rail, telegraph, mining, national and savings banks, insurance, title and miscellaneous stocks with varied bids and percentages across the board.
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Washington Gas
Washington Railway and Electric 4A
Capital Traction
Federal National Bank
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Goown Gas
Seace Georgetown Gas
Columbie Gas & Bloc
Tiveres Railroad
Capital Traction Co
A and P River R
P. River
City & Sub Hy
Fi Metropolitan R. R
Wash
Ry & Hlec
Alex & Mt. V
Balto, & An
P.E
P Telephone
Steamboat
Rigga Realty
Blec
Tel
Ant Tel. Co
Mergenthaler Linotype
National Bank
American 170
Saee Columbia
BSA Commercial
Ess
Cys
Lincoln
Metropolitan
Washington Contin
Trust Company
Security and Trust
Free Nail Savings and Trust
Walre Imion Trust Company
Wash Loan and Trust
Continental
TLE
Home Savings Bank
Commerce and Savings
East Washington
Corcoran
Graphophone
Aineby Security Storage Co
Washington Market
Treasury Report Shows 1915 General Fund Balance Decline
The United States Treasury reports end of day figures with a net general fund balance of 17,760,831 and total receipts of 23,315,837 against payments of 2,993,590. The fiscal deficit stands at 102,064.46, compared with last year’s 23,244,186 excluding Panama Canal and public debt. Revenue receipts for the day reach 2,259,071.43, with ordinary disbursements of 1,340,275.61 and excess receipts of 418,795.61. The month’s revenue totals 2,? million, with year-to-date figures aligning with prior year. The document lists asset classes and liabilities across gold, silver, notes, and reserve funds, totaling general fund assets at 239,995,197.02 and overall cash assets of 2,085,716,655.17. Other market data follows, including butter, eggs, cheese, poultry, sugar, molasses, flour, rye, corn meal, pork, beef, and lard prices.
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United States Treasury
Panama
General Fund
Agseta
Am Treasury Offices
United States
Treasury
Federal Reserve Notes
National Bank
Totel
New York
Middle West
New York Cotton Market Ends Firm With Small Upturn
Cotton trading in New York on June 11 eased early then gained traction. Futures closed higher by 6 to 9 points after a quiet session, with gains seen across several contracts including October December January and March.
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New York
Local Produce Market Prices Snapshot
A long list of wholesale prices for alive poultry, dressed poultry, cheese, butter, eggs, vegetables, and green fruits. Includes per pound, per basket, per crate, and per box figures for hens, ducks, turkeys, spring chickens, chickens, roosters, new potatoes, potatoes, yams, sweet potatoes, lettuce, peppers, spinach, carrots, beets, beans, eggplants, tomatoes, cabbages, cauliflower, celery, romaine, kale, onions, chicory, asparagus, rhubarb, and fruits like oranges, strawberries, grapefruit, lemons, pineapples, apples, blackberries, huckleberries, and cherries across regions such as Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia, Florida, and California.
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New York State
Virginia
Georgia
North Carolina
Florida
Tomatess
Texas
California
Washington cattle market report and veneer of details
Hogs and veal calves noted with 7 to 8 price range, lambs at 10 to 11, demand described as steady. Portions of the market text indicate typical fair conditions and fluctuating values, though the fragmentary OCR leaves uncertainties about full figures and consignors.
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Chicago
Oil Quotations from Ow City Pa June 21
Credit balances 1.35, Runa 123,151, average 5 074. Shipments 62 884, average 67 832.
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OW City
Daily Cotton Market Report From New York June 11
New York June 11 daily cotton market report notes receipts of 2,320 bales, with sale figures indicating steady to slightly firmer trading. Trade sources report price movement constrained by current demand and logistics, with buyers cautious and sellers holding for better bids.
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New York
Stow and Sower
Steery
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Lhaeles W. Butz
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