Market Slumps Amid Frightful European Turmoil
News wires report a weak stock day as France riots threaten European centers and Egyptian distress looms. Bank of England begins gold in transit deals. U S markets see scattered rallies but close with broad declines and heavy trading in Canada Pacific and Chicago and Northwestern.
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Alexandria
Egypt
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New York
Washington Post
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Chicago
Northwestern
Canadian Pacific
London
Narbonne
Bessieres
Treasury Department
Financial market activity and bank notices in Washington
The session opened dull with few orders but settled into a handful of trades. Transactions included District of Columbia 3,655 at 11458 and Capital Traction bonds. Lincoln National Bank and Union Savings Bank announced semi annual dividends with book closings in late June. A new member, George Howard, was added to the exchange via transfer. Rumors circulated about National Bank of Washington capital increase and new stock subscriptions, while a long list of commodity prices and local market receipts followed, noting steady to firm conditions across grains, meats, and financial instruments.
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London
Cleveland
Be. 3d
Ally
Northern
Stock Exchange
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Columbia 5S
Lincoln National Bank
Union Savings Bank
Exchange
George Howard
National Savings and Trust Company
Georgetown Gas Light Company
John R. McLean
National Bank of Washington
Insurance Company
Cail
Washington Gas
Americano National Bank
Capital Traction
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Philippine Land Purchase
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Seat City
Columbia Railroad
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Weehington Railway and Electric
Georgetown Gas
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Lanston Monotype
Greene-Cananea Copper
Mitchell Mining Company
National Bank
American
Columbia
Oy Farmers and Mechanics
Lincoln Adena
Metropolitan
Wee Ale
Riggs
Washington
Washington Exchange Bank
Columbia A A
Fidelity Storage
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
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Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Argentina
Canada
Liverpool
Kansas
Northwest
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Illinois
New York Money Market and Bond Rates, June Trends
New York money market reports show EG 3 percent money on calf frm at 3 percent and 34 percent closing aid. Time loans firm sixty days at 3 percent, ninety days at 4 1 2 percent, six months at 4 1 4 percent. Prime semis aantle paper at 2 1 2 percent. Sterling exchange gun actual at 4 8 4 0 6 for sixty day bills. posted rates 4.34 to 4.30. Government bonds steady. railroad bonds listed with city Pa Jones etc balances and shipments figures.
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Wall Street Gossip on Vanderlip Speech and Rail Plans
Wall Street discussions centered on Vanderlip of National City Bank and the Jamestown Fair speech, seen as neutral by traders. News noted St Louis and San Francisco proposing a $215 million capital plan, largely bond driven, with only $10 million bonds to be sold, and stock increases to satisfy Missouri law. Also cited Texas and Pacific bond issues aiding smaller railroads, while New York Central faced orderly liquidation and potential borrowing signals ahead.
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To-Morrow
Chesapeake and Ohio
St. Louis
San Francisco
Texas Pacific Railway
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad Company
New York
E. R. Chapman & Co
G. B.chipman
F Street Northwest
American Tabacco
American Tobacco
Atchison General
Atchison Adjustment
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co
Central of Georgia
Gentral
Colorado
Cuba
Denver and Rio
Eeese Ve
Japan
Louisville
Nashville
Manhattan Consol Gold
New York Central General
New Jersey Central General
Northern Pacile
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Wester
Oregon Short Line
Pennsylvania
Regiing General
St. Louis and Iron
Kanean City Southern
Adams Express
Amalgamated Copper
Kansas City Southern
Carand Foundry
Louisville and Nashville
Carard Foundry
Mexican Central
Minneapolis St. Louis
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Sault Ste. M
St. FP
Ste. M
Missouri Pacific
Ice Securities
Missouri
Kaceas
Texas
Inseed
Kans
Tex
R. R
New York Central
Ontario
West
Pfid
Norfolk and Western
Sugar Refining
North American
As Ag
Anaconda Mining Co
Pacific Mail
Atchison
Atchison Ptc
People’s Gas
Pittsburg
Bessell
Pullman Palace
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Nara Ueo Ue
Hoou
Central of New Jersey
Republic Steel Ab
Republic Steel
Chicago Great Western
Rock Island Co
St. Louis Southwestern
St. Louis Southwestern P
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Sheffield Steel
Colorado and Southern
Southern Pacific
Ae Calo
Southern
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Ae Southern Railway
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Texas and Pacific
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Toledo, St. Louis
Delaware, Lack, and Weateil
Toledo
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Denver and
Rio Grande
Jan Derver
Union Freific Pta Securities
United States Express
D'guitlers
Erie
United States Realty
United States Rubber
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General Electric
United States Steel
Great Northam
Hocking Valley
Virginia-Caraling, Chemical
Virginia-Carolina
Wabash
Hoi International Paper
Wabash Ptd
International Paper
Baty International Pump
Wells-Fargo Express
Westinghouse Electric Ale
Interborough-Metropolitan
Western Union
Inter -Met
Wheeling and Lake Eris
Iowa Central
Wisconsin Central
Ilowa Central
W. B. Hibbs & 3
Fatreet
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Boarch
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Post
Wall Street
Vanderlip
National City Bank
Jamestown Fair
Hie
Bears
Httle
Live Poultry and Dressed Meats Prices and Supplies
Receipts of fowls and dressed poultry described as light to moderate with fair demand for turkeys and weak to dull for ducks and geese. Dressed meats show strong demand for high quality calves and country cured hams. Vegetables list North Carolina potatoes and Florida produce with varied prices, while New York grain markets report steady or slightly mixed futures for wheat corn oats and rye.
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Santos
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Virginia
North Carolina
State
Florida
California
Duluth
Liverpool
Esse
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Ateers
London Cables
London
New York Cotton Market Ends Steady After Late Rally
The cotton market swung from a modest early decline to a sharp late rally, closing very steady with a net gain of 3.9 points. Daily sales totaled about 200,000 bales as July held firm and October hovered around 15.26, with weather and bullish supply expectations influencing trading.
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F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Tve
Texas
Weather Bureau
One Hundred Free Trips Offer to James Campaign Trails
A financial notice notes one hundred free trips are offered to other candidates to the James campaign, presenting logistical advantages and potential accessibility shifts for the forthcoming contests.
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Bradstreet's reports brighter wholesale trade with cautious optimism
In New York June 2 Bradstreet's notes a seasonable weather boost to retail trade and crops, with slightly larger reorder business and improved collections in parts. However payments remain backward and the tone is cautious as buyers await crop outcomes and clearer future signals after a mixed midyear stretch.
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New York
Livestock Market Reports Bullish and Weak Movements Across Markets
New York and Chicago livestock prices show varied shifts with receipts led by cattle and hogs. Bulls and cows weaken in New York while veal and buttermilk prices firm. Chicago menus list dull cattle, weaker hogs, and steady to firm calves and lambs amid mixed demand.
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Chicago
Mining Market Letter Predicts Bold Upside in Curbs and Copper Stocks
The Mining Market Letter notes a brighter curb market with increased inquiries for top glass stocks and predicts substantial rises for names like British Columbia and Boston Consolidated. It highlights insider buying in Nevada Utah and Mic Mac, and suggests favorable bets on Butte Coalition Chicago Subway United Copper, framing a coming wave of large profits after declines, urging purchases of strong copper gold and silver stocks.
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Butts Coalition
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British Columbia
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Greene Cananea
Davis Daly
Nevada-Utah
Lawson
Megada-Utah
Balakalala
Trinity
Arizona
Mic Mac
Butte Coalition
United Copper
Heinze
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