Wall Street Dips on Freight Rate Delay and Gold Drain
New York traders pushed stocks lower as the freight rate decision was delayed amid continuing gold outflows from the United States to Europe. Rumors of a disappointing rail ruling and increased copper demand failed to offset the market's bearish tone, with total stock sales modest but pressure persistent. Europe’s growing copper imports and larger European copper supplies influenced sentiment, while gold shipments for Europe climbed to about 5.5 million dollars for the day and over 10 million dollars for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Europe
London
New York
Stock Exchange
Washington
Arvotler
Sam Laniten
Harrimans
United States
Stock Market Slump Amid Doubt on Dividends and Rates
New York June 16 With midday activity nearly vanished stock trading picked up slightly between 10 and 1 oclock. Lehigh Valley rallied on rumors of a 24 percent quarterly dividend while the broader market remained weak. Railroads suspended dividends and some cut payments as banks brace for income tax July dividend payments. James C Targo of American Express resigns. Giorey O Taylor named successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley
Met
New York Stock Market Notes June 16 1914
New York stock market report for Tuesday June 16 1914 shows total sales of 151 600 shares. Quotations match those received by members of the New York Stock Exchange at W B Hibbs & Co Hibbs Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Hibbs Building
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report
New York market update dated June 6 shows commodities with varied activity. Butter receipts at 20,000 tubs, creamery extras at 37 53, eggs regular 32,500 cases, sugar and flour prices noted, cornmeal and rosin steady, coffee quiet with various grades listed, pork and lard easing, cotton seed oil steady, and cotton futures with months July to December prices. Overall tone reflects a bustling but unsettled commodity scene with multiple goods and price points recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylyanis
Hennery
Turkova
Santos
Mid Coffen
Cordova
Adams Press
Httle American Tabacco
Brith-Amer ‘Tobacco
New
Vta
Guldfeld
Ta Field Erie
Va Greene-Cangnea Intercontinental Rubber
Tilonga
HOGE
Herr Lake
Strom
Fan Roweer
Roush
Chalantes
Orleans
Mason Valley
Galveston
Reeves
Mobile
Manhattan Transit
Sarappal
Feadera
Marca
Cowa
Lelfera
Marroni
Wilmington
Norfolk
Foker-Flegeman Co
Boston
Pii Bog
Yukon
Bods
United
Houston
Washington cattle market hogs and calves report
Markets show light and unusually high prices for calves and lambs this season. Prices across weights reflect demand translated into higher bids for veal calves and lambs, with figures and terms abbreviated in the weekly cattle market listing.
Copper and crude oil prices move in mixed U S market notes
In New York copper and London futures show mixed signals with spot and August quotations and unchanged London warrants. Pittsburgh and Cleveland pricing reflects small shifts while crude oil opens with minor reductions across grades. Credit balances and shipment figures appear for Ol Cay and related centers as market data flows in.
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New York
London
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Pannaytranta Cruda
Mercer Black
Newcastle
Cabell
Somerset
Ol Cay
Vanderlip Urges Businessmen to Engage in Politics for National Credit Use
At a New York convention of U S cotton interests Frank A Vanderlip, head of National City Bank, argues for larger use of cotton credit under a new national banking system. He warns that lasting prosperity depends on addressing underlying conditions and calls for greater active political involvement by business leaders to foster cooperative relations between capital and government.
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New York
United States
Frank A.vanderlip
National City Bank of
Vanderlip
Bis
Dia
Vanderup
New York State Bankers’ Association
New London
Vandertip
the Treasury
McKinley
London
Theodore N. Vail
Edison
Congress
Holland
Baltimore Markets Wheat and Poultry Prices Report
Baltimore markets report irregular wheat with various grade prices and a wide array of poultry figures. Prices cover live chickens ducks pigeons and springers, plus dairy items including creamery butter and dairy prints across Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio and neighboring states.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Penneyivada
Rolla
Ohio
West Virginta
Macyland
Virginia
New York Money Market Report June 16
Mercantile paper at 4. to 4. percent. Sterling exchange steady at 4.8660 for demand and 4.38 for others. Commercial bills 4.8 percent. Bar silver and Mexican dollars noted. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular. Call money at 2 percent with a ruling rate of 2 percent. Time loans stronger with 60 days at 4.5 to 6 percent, 9 days at 4 to 7 percent, 6 months at 4 percent.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Sterting Exchange
Ateady
Philadelphia Markets Report From June 16
Philadelphia markets note butter firmer at West TM creamery extra 23, eggs and cheese firm, wheat lower with two red exports and Northern Duluth export steady, corn and oats steady, poultry alive and dressed steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpha
West
Duluth
Washington stock market notes and local finance update
Local financial notes report quiet trading on the Washington Stock Exchange with no new features and modest demand for stocks and bonds. Highlights include small sales of Gag, Washington Railway and Electric, Capital Traction and Federal National Bank while dividend announcements and boulevard project committees are announced by leaders in finance and local commerce.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Gas
Gag
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
District of Columbia
Investmante
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
Local Stock Exchange Daily Bond and Share Notes
Regular call at noon shows City and Suburbania at 1.00 Lom. Washington Railway and Electric 4s 1000 at 8244 1000 at 82 Potomac Electric 5s 1000 at 993 Capital Traction at 9 Washington Railway and Electric preferred 10 at 83 99 92 Mergenthaler Linotype 6 at 214 Federal National Bank 10 at 18 After call Capital Traction Railroad 58 69 at 108 500 at 108 Washington Railway and Electric 4s 3000 at 824 1000 at 8214 1000 at st 51 000 at 82 Washington Gas Ss 2000 at 16 Washington Gas 10 at 76 GAS BONDS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mergenthoiler
Federal National Bank
Washington Railway and Electric
Cesl
Fotomne Electric Consolidated
City and Suburban Railroad
Washington Gag
Capital Traction
Home Savings Bank
City
Lom
Washington Railway
Potomac Electric
Washington Hallway and Electric Preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype
Capital Traction Railroad
Washington Gag Ss
Regional Wholesale Produce Prices Listed by Market
A garbled regional price list for Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland and Delaware markets shows wholesale figures for fruits vegetables and poultry. Entries include potatoes lettuce tomatoes cucumbers and berries with varied prices and several OCR errors.
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Virginia
Feonsplvania
Maryland
Delaware
New York State
West Viginia
Maine State
Michigan
Georgia
South Carolina
Okea
Florida
Treasury Financials June 1915 Revenue, Disbursements and Assets
United States Treasury reports for June 35 1915 detailing daily revenue receipts of 1 448 838 32 and ordinary disbursements of 2 985 952 38. It lists month totals year to date fiscal year totals and last fiscal year figures, plus general fund assets liabilities and bank note redemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
New York Grain Market Report June 16
Futures steady amid favorable crop news with early rains in the Southwest. WHEAT quotes show No 2 hard and winter around 3 1 4 cents. July futures near 93 1 2. Sept 90 2 8. Dec 92. CORN spot steady. OATS spot easy standard white about 60 5 6 1. No 2 ABLL MB fancy clipped white. BARLEY steady with No 9 yellow around 41 2.
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Chicago
New York
New
SK c
Duluth
Lott
Manitoba
Mutiny Sails Subterfuge on Greek Warship Athena
June 16 report from Athens recounts mutineers aboard the steamer Athena forcing a confrontation with a destroyer off Laurium. The captain opened sea cocks to simulate flooding, prompting troops to demand landing. After pretended danger, mutineers surrendered as the vessel sped to Piraeus.
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Athens
Athena
Laurium
Port Raphu
Piraeus
German Grand Duke Dead In Mecklenburg Strelitz Claim
Berlin reports Grand Duke Adolph Frederick of Mecklenburg Strelitz died Thursday aged about 96. He began governing in 1904 and faced noble opposition to reforms, offering 2.5 million to the duchy’s treasury if opposition ceased. A constitutional form is said to be imminent. Equity suits and other notices follow, listing cases and attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Frederick of
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Berlin
Adolph Frederick
Frederick William
Augusta
Adolphus of
Cambridge
Grands Duchy
Equity Court records show diverse cases and divorces listed
The legal docket for District of Columbia courts includes cases such as Gould Hall vs Initier, Brown vs Brown with contempt rulings, and various receiverships and probate items. Notable entries cover divorce leave to resume name, receivers appointed with bonds, and numerous district civil actions with judgments and motions. Authorities include Justices Mir, Anderson, Gould, and attorneys Leckie, Hogan, and Baker among others. Overall, a snapshot of equity and probate activity with multiple parties, dates, and filings across courts.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO
Mir
Justien Gould Hall
Initier
Fleluae Eer Wolt & Codex
Inydor Ye
Broaka
Wystee Deposit Fund
Irving WiJmmaon
Brown
Plaintisresttornes
Prey
W. J. Nesle
Railway Storage Battery Company
Weekington Intemirhan Railway Company
Gay T. Scott
T. Howard Ducket
Fialtiss
Leckie
Ostencant
Douglas, Crawford
Plajatitt
D. Ww. Baker
W. A. Coambe
Willa Va
Chiswell Attorneys
Relston & Richardson
Hagen, Lambert
Circuit Court NO
Justice Anderson
Young
Teglay Ve. Kump
George 2. Hoover
McHarg Ve
Riley Lomzer Company
Hitings & Clamberlin
Jeffords
Pierce
Cox & Kratz
Twombly
Whiteford
Stephens
Shannon
Capital Tractlox Company
Baker
Steggers
Hogan
Brison
Capital Traction Company
Staggers
Rogan
Totten
District of Golumbia
Worthington
Prusley
Syire
Young Vs. Murray
Ridout
Johnson
Real Estate Transfers Amid Northwest Washington Lots
Real estate transfers listed across multiple DC neighborhoods including Twenty Ninth Street Northwest First Street Southwest and many blocks around Chevy Chase and Woodley Park. Notable entries include transfers to Charles Burnham Herman Lowenstein Charles W Omings Clara A Marden and Edwin Marden and others with property blocks and prices such as ten dollars and four thousand dollars indicated for some parcels.
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Ninth Street
Charles Wurnham
Charles I. Burnham
Dobbin
Herman R. Uowenstein
Chariey W. Omings
Samo
Busan
Jarouel U. Beine
Cabure
I Willa Park Heights
Clara A. Marden
Edwin
Joan Dulia
Throdure
Mary
Lynetburg Inty
Adamid Gibson
Villa Park
Fewim Ray
Fred H. Moss
First
West Woorringe
John B. Warren
Ton Fulton R Gordon
Hervert Mc Nickel
Fultan & Ge
Alfonso Tens
Elbert C. Orenstein
Louisa B. Orernstein
Washington Loar and Trust Compaey
Aloran J. Jameson
Joho L’ Heupel
Ingleside
Charles W. Pardae
Mathias E. Fagen
Columbia College
Mathiune E. Fagan
Charles WW. Barbee
Tourteenth Street
H. B. Howenstein
John O. Atherton
John T. Goghall
Harry Waldman
Pauline F. Warnung
Nintiy
Jossph Aniaws
Curria Sutton
Muara
Lot
Seventh Street
Samuel H. Styles
Joseph
Brand
Deeds of trust details across multiple city squares
A list of deeds of trust records shows diverse property loans across city squares including Owings to How enstein and Reeves for Edgar R. Richerdean, 1200 dollars at 4 percent. Rhine to sama for 1150 at 6 percent. Leach to Braallwood for Sallie M. Gaten 1090 at 6 percent. Most to Marden for Clare A. Marden 278681 at 3 percent. Dully to Marden for Clara B. Marden 126.43 at 5 percent. Gaster to Jotmaon and Johnson for Mutual Serial Building Association 1500. Colbert to Shaw and Normoyle for George J. Horger 170 at 5 percent. Gibron to Muncay Trust for Lynchburg Investment Corp 1079.84 at 5 percent. Norcia to Berry and Custis for Perpetual Belding Association 900 for Lot 92. Waleh to Brown and Bergmann for Oriental.
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Charles W. Owings
H.R. Howenstein
Fred W. Reeves
Edgar R. Richerdean
Square
Susan &. Rhine
Samuel Rhine
Sama
South Brookland
Ernest N. Leach
Bessle
L. Leach
William 3
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Michigan Southern
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James C.targo
American Express Company
Giorey O. Taylor
NEW York Stock Market
W. B. Hibbs & Co
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China Copper
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Lacle de Gas
Chicago Grain
Cure Market
Gotton
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Lusatan
Centennial
U. S
Oly Dominion
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Nunah
Panama
Viah Copper Co
Asker
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Ann Teehead
Ela, Inc
Washington Cattle Market
Frank ‘A. .Vanderlip
Lecation
Philadelphia
A. E.G. Leckte
Robert H. Young
Ww.h. Sheles
Natonal Fire Insurance Company
On Boulevard Fund
Dane OF
Alexandria Chamber of Commerce
Alexandria Automobile Club
Kennedy Bros
Qusbee Street
Home Bank
Columbia Railway
Hambleton & Co
Local Stock Exchange
Georgetown Gas
Ind. Bs
Columbiia Gas
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Elec
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Capital Traction Ca
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Columba Gas
Merganthater Linotype
Lansten Monotype
Greene-Cananea
National Bank
America
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Federal
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Bri Washin Trust Company Broges
Amer, Security and Trust
National Savings & Trust
Union Trust Company
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Continental
Srochka Home Savings Bank
Bey Commerce and Saving
East Washington Savings
Arlington
Carcorana Firemen’s
National ‘Union
Iocms
Columbia
Chapin-Sacke Co
C, Paper Mfg. Co
Grapho
Ie -Security Storage Co
Washington Market
Local Produce Market
United States Treasury
NEW York Grain
Balbyay Storage Battery Car Company
Washington Interurban Railway Company
Attorn
Leckie, Cox & Kratz
Carria F. Robinson
James T. Jones
MH. J
M. M. Baldwin
Thomas T Tucker
Holy Land
L. L. Perkins
Equitable Surety
Southern
Justin Slagard
Richard S Trevathan
Manaupport
Thomas H. Pickford
Wiliam
Dugan
Stormeys
H. Gatley
James B Archer
John Lewis Smith
Charles Bendhcim
Justice Gould
Mary Ragan
Wis
Louis R. Peakyond
Ridsway
Herald F. Sheenas
Atorney
J. A. Roger
Stephen H. Mille
FL A. Puntiog
Mara Rorinek
Maximiliam F. Rosineai
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A. AL Mess
Christopher C. C. Cleborte
George P. Hoover
D W. Saher
Ce Samuel 4 Waller
J. A. Salomo
C. We. Tignor
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Wia
Laweuilts
Yazlerson
Hsien
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Boss
Geo-ee Koehier
Mary A Fowher
Tiatatif
George ¢ Gertioan
Friendehie
FaiLty
Jacob—Sar
George R
Ant ‘Olne Peyser
Luther W. Linkins
Ernest Cinata Jr
D. Gorton
Fulter R Gordex
Hotcombe G. Johnson
George E. Walker
Heary L. Browninger
Lewis
Breuninges
Brightwood Park
Charles S. Labofish
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bererpanb
Secure Oriental Building Association
Brookland
Alfonso Tata
Frank T
Jessi W Rawlings
E. Gollins
B. Stone
B. Franely Saul
G Perey
Fe Russell
George L. Bonnell
Jona L. Russell
Emma K Troms
Ernest M Cavin
Water G. Deris
Columbia Permanent Building Association
William Seater
James Berry
Marian A
Mary E
Marvin
D. Brotane
End Doran
Platt
Secco Raymané Donaldson
Randle Highlands
Marlon W. Hoffmen
Nore L. Heffman
Ernest L Sehmidt
George M Emmerich
Agrer Goldstein Et al
Tatoo ‘Trust Company
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Sears
J. Leo Kolbard
William
Coomes
L. N. O'Connor
Pat
Bloomingdaly
Legh K. Clover
R T. Schwarts Barker
Charles M
Joseph J. Moste
Co-Operative Building Association
F Street
John Jot Edson
Fan Ide
Sei
Washington Loan & Trust Company Cor. Ltd
John Joy Edsox
First Trust
Real Estate Trust CO
St. N. W
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Munsey Trust Company
Frank A. Munsey
J. Thilman
Hendrick Mendrick Building
15Th St
Manhattan Life Insurance Co
Second Trust
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