World Markets Decline On Russian and French Unrest
Worldwide markets sag amid speculative liquidation in Paris and concern over France and Russia. Weakness centers on Egyptian and Brazilian troubles, tax unrest, and possible dissolution of the Russian Douma. London and Berlin show selling pressures as gold moves and Reading stock faces dividend doubt.
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New York Money Market Report June 14 Summary
New York money on call steady at 2.4 percent with near flat bid and offer around 2.34 to 2.5 percent. Time deposits quoted for 60 and 90 days at 3 and 4 percent respectively, six months at 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper around 8.5 percent. Sterling exchange shows actual business and bankers’ bills near 4.871 to 4.275 for demand and 4.835 to 4.236 for 60 days. Posted rates 15.44 and 4.88 for commercial bills. Bond market shows government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular.
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Prime Mercantile
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Kansas City Southern
Adams Express
Amalgamated Copper
Aoa
Alt YwesAm
Car and Foundry
Louisville and Nashville
Mexican Central
Minneapolis
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St. P & Sault Ste M
American Express
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Misuuri Pacific
Tee Securities
Miscouri
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Texas
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National R. R
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New York Central
Ontario
West
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Pia
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Sage Refining
North American
Certit
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Angconda Mining Co
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Atchison
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
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Canadian Pacific
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Central Leather
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Republic Steel
Cheseapeake
Republic Steel Pt
St. Louis Southwestern
Chicago
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St. Louth
Sloss-Bhefield Steel
Colorado
Southern Pacific
Colorado and Southern
Southern Pacific Ptd
Colo
Southern
Southern Railway
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Consolidated Gas
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Texas and Pacific
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Baltimore Markets Grain and dairy prices dull in June report
Baltimore markets show mixed gains and losses across grains and dairy. Wheat and corn hover weak with No 2 red and white varieties listed, oats steady, rye quoted, and grain exports sizable. Butter, eggs, and cheese hold steady to firm with current creamery and ladle varieties cited. Sugar unchanged as markets reflect flat demand.
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Wall Street Gossip Specier Reports Market Turbulence
New York June 14 brokers faced a downbeat start with heavy selling as Parisian unease shadowed the exchange. Bears attacked Reading Union Pacific and Smelters while outflows to Paris and Russian events sparked broad risk off.
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Bears
New York Bond Market Report Mixed Trading Across Regions
The day’s market shows varied results with off North Gime and Off City readings. Creilt baishees trade at 1.78 with shipments around 163,19, and averages near 162,110. Reading irregularities hint at uneven demand amid June activity.
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City
Local Bond Market Shows Quiet Yet Varied Demand
Yesterday's local bond trading included Cap Star Traction at 8 11 09-4, and Washington Railway and Electric 4s around 315-8 to 817-8 with several buyers. Chesapeake and Potomac Go 1941-4 touched 104 3-8 against 104 bid, while Washington Railway and Electric common weakened to 37 8 bid. Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company declared a regular quarterly dividend. books close June 21 reopen July 1. Local stocks like Lanston and Mergenthaler showed mixed activity. Second National Bank stock rose to 155 in late trading, signaling strong local banking demand.
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Chesapeake and Potomac
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Washington
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Salee
Capital Traction
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
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Lanston
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Stock Exchange
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Washington Steamboat
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Chesapeake and ‘Potomac
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Lanston Monotype
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Southern Public Service Corporation
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Security Storage Company
Fidelity Storage Company
Market Prices and Commodities Report of New York
New York market notes list prices for butter cheese eggs and poultry with steady to firm trends. It records farm produce by item and region including fruits vegetables and canned goods with specific per unit prices and freight terms. Also lists fibers oils, grains, meats, and chemicals with current quotes and receipts.
New York Grain Markets Hit By Broad Decline
Wheat fell across the board after Liverpool cues and favorable U S weather. July wheat eased to 97 price near week’s lows while September and December closed lower. Corn and oats also slipped as traders factored harvest progress and ample supply. Receipts and exports for wheat and corn were reported, with bears dominating sessions in both orders.
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Weather and retail trade improve across regions in Bradstreet summary
Weather and crop conditions brighten retail trade across the Northwest central West and parts of the South with firmer demand for summer goods. Cotton goods lead dry goods prices while lumber weakens. shipbuilding on the lakes shows renewed activity and steel markets remain steady with higher production in May.
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South
Bessemer
London and New York markets mixed as copper and tin rise
The London tin market closed higher with spot at 180 and futures up 15s. Copper advanced in London with spot at 187 10s and futures at 92 15s. Locally both copper and tin markets were quiet, with nominal quotations. Silver purchases by the Treasury totaled 100,000 ounces for delivery in San Francisco at 67.15 cents and 100,000 ounces for Philadelphia delivery.
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London
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Philadelphia
Movement of Gold and National Market Signals
Goldman Sachs announces a 1,000,000 gold export to France and Lazard Freres plans 1,000,000 to ship tomorrow. Bullion’s value flowing to England today. Open Air Sacred Concert tomorrow at Naval Gun Factory Band in Randle Highlands from 3 to 6 pm with weekly Sunday performances all summer. Take Capital Traction cars marked F and G to Randle Highlands for view of city and countryside.
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Goldman, Sachs & Co
France
Lazard Freres
England
Naval Gun Factory
Randle Highlands
Capital Traction
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Washington Produce Market Prices and Receipts Summary
Quotations show wholesale prices with plentiful receipts and soft demand in nearby markets. Virginia and West Virginia prices fall 1% to 17% while North Carolina holds near 18% off. Tennessee and other regions show varied declines. Butter quality improves with larger receipts but prices rise slowly. cheese steady with regional factory variations. Live poultry arrivals light as springers are heavy and weak. turkeys and chickens in mixed demand with modest prices.
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West Virginia
Southwest
Tennessee
North Carolina
Nasey
New York State
Taree
Small
Tommer
Lacke
LePlé
Western
Soule
Springer
Livestock prices steady to lower at New York sale
Receipts total 2,288 head cattle and 314 calves with steers 4.75 to 6.35, bulls 3.80 to 4.75, cows 2.40 to 4.90. London quotes steady cattle, dressed beef down. Exports today include 8,000 quarters of beef. Sheep and lambs scarce demand weak, hogs mixed with steady to higher bids in Chicago market. natives and western sheep varied, lambs 6.00 to 9.80, western sheep 4.00 to 7.80.
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Liverpool and
London Cables
Chicago
Washington Cattle Market Holds Firm Prices
Market remains firm with veal calves fair in receipt and lambs quiet. Cattle values show extra carcass at 5.25 to 6.50 per cwt, butchers 4.00 to 4.50, common 2.00, rough 1.50. Hogs at 6.50 to 6.75 per cwt gross. Gnilie-cuppea 4.50 to 5.00, common 2.00 to 3.00. Lambs spring 8 to 8 half per pound, medium around 8, winter about 7 3. Ewes prime 7 74, medium 7 4, common 4 4 1/4. Cows prime fresh 40.0 to 50.0, common 20.0 to 30.0, old and dry 5.0 to 10.0.
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