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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1914

Page

2

Gould shares weak traders wait for market clarity

In New York the market showed no progress clearing up lingering questions. Gould roads led losses with Southwestern and Missouri Pacific dropping while Denver and Rio Grande posted declines. Bonds were irregular and money market activity remained uneven as traders awaited policy signals and bank statements.

Denver Rio Grande Mavesaat Gould St Leuls Southwestern Nian Stak Rusu Missouri Pacific Puint

New York Bond Market Report Mixed Rates and Odd Listings

The New York bond market shows a jumble of percentages and issue notes across railroads steel utilities and manufacturers with many items quoting 4s 5s and 6s and references to major companies like New York Central Chesapeake and Ohio and Illinois Central amid price and yield chatter on June 13 in New York City, with mentions of Pacific lines and Western rail connections and several issuer names dispersed throughout.

New York Am Cana Tel Ogi Amerian Snelling Tetracen Bet Fs Armour & Ca Mtetisen Gen Dee Metheon Fy Apt Avante Coast Line Eit Patrineve Chilo Hamare Ohio Ibchem Steel Woklyn Transit Central of Heorgia Venteal Eather Pogen Chicago’ Tot Pac Tei Mae Fenster Klo Grande Listerborough Tate Shore Kansas York Central York York Railways UF Oral Hartard Pacilur Nulihern Bariti Haga “Pel Garrett Fatcife

Curb Market Signals Liquidation Pressure in Cotton

Chicago grain and New York cotton markets moved under liquidation by July longs as rains in the eastern belt lift hope. July contracts slipped below August for the first time in the movement with closing prices near the day’s lows, while other months showed small recoveries from intraday lows.

New York Qebarphraat Ranerp Priem Ware Ealy Fu- Lorea

Commodities Report from Baltimore and New York Markets

Wheat futures ease on reports of large yields and countrywide offers. July at 91 1/2, Sept 2018 26, Dec 92 34. Corn weak spot market with yellow corn anticipated. oats steady to firm with standard white futures. Rye prices soft for western No 2. Gary Darley salting noted in market chatter.

Chicago Kansza Oklahoma New York New Northern Duluth Manitoba Darley Gary

New York Produce Prices and Grain Commodities Report

New York market notes show varied receipts for butten and creamery extras, eggs, poultry, raw sugar, flour, rye, cornmeal, hay, pork products, and cottonseed futures. Prices range across dairy, grains, fats, and coffee, with numerous figures indicating current and nearby offerings and market activity.

Live Stock Markets Across Cities Highlight Week’s Trade

Chicago reports hogs 82 000 head with steady prices. Cattle steady to mixed with steers near 8.80 to 9.20. Sheep receipts 15 000 with prices 5.30 to 8.26. New York livestock receipts show declines in beef and sheep markets. Baltimore week totals show steady hogs and higher calves with mixed cattle price ranges.

Chicago Stendy Beaves New York Stears Laver Wests buLtermbiks Baltimore Rio

Wall Street Arbitrage and European Gold Outflow Report

Brief reports show limited gains from arbitrage with London and Paris shifting funds abroad. Gold exports reach 46 million, with shipments to Paris and London boosting the outflow since May. St Louis Southwestern dividend uncertainty keeps shares speculative, while International Mercantile Marine companies post a 5.717 million surplus for year ended December.

Paris London Europe St. Louts Coimpales International Mercantile Marine St. Louis

New York Money Market Report Summary

New York money market news shows mercantile paper at 4 and 4 1/2 percent, sterling steady at 60 days 4.8650 and demand 4.8885, government bonds steady, railroads steady, and call money firmer. Time loans mixed with short terms stronger and rates around 90 days and months reading.

New York

Baltimore Markets Quiet Yet Firmer In Wheat and Poultry Notes

Baltimore markets report firmer tones in No 2 red Western wheat at 6 dollars and reference to oats and poultry prices. Egg prices show first and Western district quotes, with butter and creamery terms listed across Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia items.

Baltimore Mersland Pannsylvania Western Dista Dos West Virginia Firaia Doz Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio Maryland‘Virginia

Philadelphia Markets Reported Prices and Trends

Philadelphia markets review shows butter firm with Western creamery quotes and receipts. eggs steady with nearby prints. cheese firm on New York cream. wheat and corn mixed with No 2 northern and Duluth export prices. oats steady. poultry steady with live hens and fowls priced. dressed fowls and ducks listed with various quality ranges.

120-Pound Rails Debated For U S Main Lines

New York June 15 The Pennsylvania Railroad may equip its main line with 120 pound steel rails to handle heavier traffic from harvests. Experts say heavier rails could offset wear from high speed trains, with Dr. P H Dudley noting safe construction formulas. Cassatt predicted future standard rails weighing 12 tons, awaiting funding and coordinated railroad support.

New York Pennsylvania Railroad Company Atec United States Interstate Commerce Commission P. H. Dudley Dudley Abram 5 Hewitt Cassatt President Cassatt Pennsylvania Middle West Seattle Pacific Coast Northwest Holland

Washington Stock Exchange Notes and Local Trades

Transactions on the Washington Stock Exchange were light with limited demand for most securities. Gains were shown in a few issues such as Washington Railway and Electric preferred and common, Mergenthaler, Potomac Electric, and Riggs Realty. L. L. Thompson joined as a member after purchasing George J. Hasterday’s seat, and the governors set a summer closing for Saturdays in July September. Also reported are plans to build nine dwellings, upcoming bank clerks outing, and F. A. Connolly’s return from Thousand Islands.

Washington Stock Exchange Washington Railway and Electric Preferred Washington Gag Mergenthaler Met Potomac Electric Consolidated Riggs Realty Exchange Lawia II Thompson George J. Hasterday Stock Exchange L. L

United States Treasury cash and receipts June 13 1914

Revenue receipts for the day 4,964,940.71 with ordinary disbursements of 2,698,828.98 leaving an excess of 1,771,112.33. The month’s receipts total 644,258,027.7 year to date 663,084,436.61. ordinary disbursements for the month 27,060,797.45. year to date 652,702,600.52. Treasury assets show gold coin 33,072,089.78 and gold certificates 32,402,990.00. total cash assets and reserves tallied at 215,099,836.87 with gold in reserve 150,000,000.

Treasury Phil

The Metal Market Copper and London Prices Report

New York copper markets show quiet activity with spot and futures quoted around 3.37 pounds per 1.7 ounces electrolytic at 15.87 to 14.00, and castings at 18.76 to 13.87. London copper softens with spot at 61 pounds 12 shillings 9 pence and futures near 62 pounds 25 per ton. Tin and lead lines feature quiet trading. northern sizes quoted around 14.78 to 15.25, southern around 50 to 15.35, with other warrants noted and Cleveland values listed.

New York London Northern Southern Cleveland

Washington cattle market report from Bisheen price list

Receipts of cattle and lambs show unusually high figures for the season. Veal calves wholesale per pound and spring lamb prices are noted with strong demand and notable activity in the Washington market.

Oil Quotations From City Pa June 15

Credit balances show 1.50 for Yume with 163,673 average 108,051. Shipments total 162,456 average 85,503. Notes reflect market figures and daily tallies in the City Pa oil ledger.

Qn City Jume Yume Shigmenta

LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET WHOLESALE PRICES

Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland and Delaware fruits and vegetables listed with mixed legibility. Prices cover poultry dairy and produce including potatoes lettuce peppers tomatoes cucumbers cabbages and melons with regional notes and several unclear OCR errors. Entities include Florida Georgia South Carolina California New York Michigan and Maryland vendors.

Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware New York State Maine Michigan Florida Georgia South Carelina Caroline Rauliflower Romania

Whip on Congress Plea for Postponing Antitrust Legislation

A historic telegraph expresses strong business pleas to halt anti business legislation and delay further antitrust actions. It argues freight rate increases and railroad profits boost prosperity while urging Congress to rest from policy fights. The president offered no extended comment, stating the letters speak for themselves.

Eastern Railroads Interstate Commerce Commission Washington Congress United States Simmons

Money to Move Crops Loan Plan Backed by McAdoo

Secretary McAdoo signals readiness to lend Treasury funds to Western and Southern banks during crop moving season. Last year the program proved successful, with $37.386 million borrowed by 193 banks in four states and all funds repaid with $260,000 interest by April 1.

McAdoo Treasury Department Treasury Oy

Bank board picks shape new currency system progress

President nominates Hamlin Warburg Jones Harding Miller to a Federal Reserve board with terms from two to ten years. Hamlin as governor likely. Malburn expected to advance to succeed Harlin. Regional banks formed. director balloting underway. system aimed for operation by crop season.

Jones Hamilin Maiburn Treasury Sve Secretary of the Treasury Federal Reserve Board Charles S. Hamlin Boston Paul Warburg New York Thomas D. Jones Chicago W. P. G.harding Birmingham Ala Eght A. C. Miller San Francisco Hamlin Senate the Treasury EB. C. Shamons St. Louis Warburg Miller Ays Interior Reserve Board Banking and W. P. Malburn Treasury Department Mr. Harlin

Closed La Salle Bank to reopen with new leadership

Chicago June 1 a banking syndicate to take over LaSalle Street Trust and Savings Bank plans immediate purchase and retirement of C B Munday and President William Lorimer to restore public confidence Four outside state banks closed will be separated and reorganized by trusted local men United States district attorney to act on government funds on deposit the exact amount reportedly over 200000

Chicago LaSalle Street Trust and Savings | Bank C. B. Munday la Salle Street Bank United States District Attorney's Office LaSalle Street Bank

Bank Ad Praises Confidence and High Interest

An advertisement questions the bank’s reliability while promoting belief in its stability likening it to the Rock of Gibraltar. It touts a 2 percent interest rate on checking accounts and positions the bank as a strong business choice.

Ceria Ita Bell Rock of Gibraltar Interest Ag Munsey Trust Company Elleifke Stansey ‘Trust Company

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