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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1914

Page

2

European demand for gold in a dull stock market

New York May 20 The stock session showed little movement with modest losses in Missouri Pacific and Western Maryland shares. Foreign exchange rose further with demand for gold noted from New York to Berlin as other leaders held flat and copper and steel sectors showed mixed, cautious activity.

New York Stock Exchange Berlin Ciyutows Londore Paris Aer Agricultural Amer Coton Oil Amer Fel & Telcv Pgs Amer Smelting Ader Tobacca Tsemour de Lughison Zee Atantic Coast Line Haltimers & Ohio Halttinos & Ohio Bethlehen Steel Brooklyn Transit Central of Georgia Central Teather Bs Rgsapeake B & Quincy Joint Chicago Digiiiers Securities Erlegen General Electei Great Northern Wis Alinais Certral Isterborough Melfigs Kansas City Southern Take Shore Liggett & Mirs Wes Léprilard Leasvilles& Nashville Kansa Texas Dskos Missouri Pacihe Texas Tompany Tavitic Tinton Pact de Tinton Proteay Ratner 'S Hetet Si Mireilie-Carolina Chemical Wabash Western Unil Westinghous. Electric

Boston and New York closing price roundups May 20

Boston closes copper and mining quotes with Centennial and Mohawk prominent as prices listed. New York cotton markets firm with government crop report expectations lifting December cotton futures and near terms trading around 12.06 to 12.39 cents per pound.

Boston Centennial Copper Rain East Butte Franklin Granby Consolidated Greene Cananea New York Close

Baltimore Markets Affected By Mixed Stock And Commodities

Baltimore securities report notes May 4 bid and ask data for Con Power and United R & E Co bonds, with prices. Wheat futures rise on exports, butter cheese steady, and poultry market active with roosters and fowls.

Baltimore Houston United R & E Co R & Fb Balty & Annapolis Northern Duluth Rolley National

Philadelphia Market Highlights of Agricultural Prices and Bonds

Market bulletin lists government bonds in Philadelphia with I-WHEAT-Fiem No 2 red from Baltimore and May 20. Poultry prices show alive chickens, hens, and ducks with weights and prices. Eggs and dairy prices cover Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia and nearby states with doz values and regional dairy products noted.

Baltimore Sranller Springers Maryland Pencsylvania Arete Lac Marsland Pennsylvania Ohio Virginia

New York Produce and Market Quotes May 20 New York

Market brief listing receipts and prices across commodities including cheese poultry flour rye cornmeal pork and lard. Notes unsettled cheese and steady pork and dressed poultry with ranges for cottonseed oil and coffee futures.

New York Stady Rio Central Santos Corfova Nomi

Wall Street Gossip Signals Mixed Trading Mood

New York mood for May shows daytime sales off from yesterday and below Monday by 128,000 shares. Investors weigh speculative interest as Tuesday and Monday trades tick lower with shifts in major rails and steel bets, while earnings and depreciation write-offs shape the financial tone for Westinghouse Electric and peers.

Waleh Mau Union Pacific Specielike

New York Stock Market Wednesday May 1914

A compact market note from New York on a Wednesday in May 1914 outlines trading activity across major stocks. It records price movements, notable gains and losses, and brief sector shifts affecting the day’s indices. Investors monitor industrials and rails as reports filter in from exchanges.

New York

Livestock market report from Chicago and New York

Chicago May 2 hogs receipts 23 001 head with mixed tonnage and price ranges. Cattle receipts about 11 000 with varied classes and values. Sheep receipts around 2 000 with Lambs and Feerllags noted. New York May 30 hogs receipts 2 100 with steady price range. Dressed beef and veal prices listed. calves and lambs shown with several price points.

Chicago New York

New York Grain Market Report and Wheat Prices

New York grain reports show spot prices for No 2 hard winter wheat around 4.08 and No 2 red at 1.0 plus, with futures active including May July and September contracts. Corn spot No 2 yellow trades around 31, with firm white and clipped white varieties noted and barley market activity described as steady.

Chicago New York Avelve Duluth Manitoba

New York Money Market Overview May 20

Mercantile paper quoted at 4 percent while sterling exchange shows strength with 60 day at 4.8575 and demand at 4.8858. Commercial failures 4.85 percent. Bar silver at 67.5 cents. Mexican dollars at 4. Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds heavy. Call money firm at 4 1/2 percent. Time loans 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 percent. Ending rates show small changes across money markets.

New York Mercantile Paper Bterling Exchange Bar Allvar Joane Sailer

Oil Quotations and Market Notes

Fragmentary OCR notes show oil quotations with mixed figures for average prices and shipments. Details are unclear due to legible text gaps, but entries mention May and assorted price figures with references to shipments.

Sulphur Riches and Aluminum Plans in the South

Richmond chapter of the American Institute of Banking heard Richard Edmonds of Baltimore claim a Louisiana sulphur property yields 1000 percent dividends, with estate appraisals at 5000 a share. He linked South deposits to a broader future aluminum boom, Panama Canal commerce, and rising Southern wealth via bauxite sites in North Carolina and Tennessee.

North Carolina New York Richmond,.a American Institute of Banking Richard Redmonds Baltimore Arental H. McK. Twombiey Twombiey South Edmonds Richmond Whith Fe Panama Canal United States Tampico Texas Louisiana Lord Kelvin Niagara Falla France Pittsburgh East Tennessee North Carolina Appalachian Europe England

Local Financial and Business Notis Review of Market Activity

Local financial and business notices show firm prices from the previous day with several trades in Capital Traction and Washington Railway and Electric stock. Capital Traction notes 100 and 190.4, Washington Railway 841.8 and 24, Washington Electric at 83, dividends declared of $1 per share. Bid at 218.4 with no offers under 216. Market outlook discouraging but aligned with New York and broader exchanges.

Edmonds United States New York City Delius Italy Hdmonds Washington Rail Way Mectric Washington Guay Trac- Son Ba M,' Worth Washington Cepttal Traction Washington Railway and Electric Preferred Washington Gas Capital Traction Railroad Washington Railway and Fioe Sde Georgetown Ind Georgetown Columbia Gas Columbia Gap Capital jPeachlan Co Aniver R. I. Fa Columbia Solumbia Ry Selropallian R. R Elec Alex Mt. Bs Balto Mtg Elec Power Hs. C. & P Telephone Bs Amer. Tel Tel Steamboat W. Steamboat Columbia Gas Amer TelCo Mergenthauler Linotype Lanston Ma Seace Greene-Cananea Copper National Bank Biggy American - Capital Volumbia Promercial Mb District Farmers Ands Federal Lincoln Metropol Riggs Oe Secand Trust Come Amer. Sec Sie National Savinga & Trust Union Trust Company Washington Tan and Trust Washington Market

Millionaire on Stand Denies Bribe Intent in Paper Case

Wealthy paper maker Peter G Thomson, president of the Champion Coated Paper Company, testifies in Criminal Court No 1 that a $100 mail payment to Post Office inspector M W Zantzinger was not a bribe. He explains the sum as compensation for information about a former employee and a Washington contract dispute, while denying any intent to bribe. Senator Burton serves as Thomson’s character witness as the examination continues.

Zantzinger M W . Zantmager Post Office Department Justice Gould Peter G Thomson Champion Coated Paper Company Hamilton Ohio Thomson Zantsinger Washington Champlo Company Bureau of Standards Burton Wade H Munsey Trust Company

Harding for Reserve Board Governor

Po G Harding a Birmingham banker is urged for appointment as governor of the general Nerve board. The President’s decision was delayed yesterday by Senator Bankhead and Representative Underwood. A capital reduction proposal was sent to all Commercial Fire Insurance Co stockholders aiming to cut capital by 50 percent to boost cash surplus. Some stockholders oppose the move. the superintendent of insurance says he will not interfere.

R. N. Harper Bates Warren Geared W. Atkinson Bestor R. Walters Robert R. Tuite F. 3. Dudley Commercial Fire Insurance Company Insurance Negbit

United States Treasury May 19 1914 Revenue and Disbursements

Treasury report shows May 19 1914 receipts 2 020 538 18. ordinary disbursements 2 044 840 24. excess disbursements 28 509 11. Details include monthly and year-to-date revenue receipts and disbursement figures, assets across gold and silver holdings, currency notes, and total cash assets in general fund and nationwide trust accounts.

Sewaco Eee Treasury United States National Bank National S Philippines Teta E.s Tung Ceweeeers Lara

Washington Cattle Market Fall Jambs and Market Notes

Reports show fall jambs with hogs at 84.4 cents per pound and sheep at 35 percent per inch, while veal calves sell high. Receipts of calves and spring lambs are light, with strong demand and immediate need for supplies noted. The piece also reflects on long term U.S. agricultural growth and Panama Canal effects, citing projections of manufacturing, banking resources, and investment in the South, attributed to Holland.

United States South Panama Canal Holland

Opponents to Crosser Bill Urged as Hearings Loom

Electric railway leaders plan to testify before the House District committee opposing the Crosser municipal ownership bill. Experts will claim impracticability, while financiers note opponents delay witnesses. Copper exports from the United States reach 495 million pounds in the six months to March, matching full 1906 totals and surpassing prior year. Monthly copper shipments show Nov 62 million, Dec 76 million, Jan 72.5 million, Feb 76.25 million, and Mar 45.25 million pounds.

House District Committee United States Department of Commerce

Local Produce Market Prices For Four States

Wholesale prices for Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware fruits and vegetables. Includes poultry, butter, cheese, vegetables like potatoes, lettuce, peppers, tomatoes, cabbage, cranberries, and berries with assorted per basket or per crate costs. Also lists California oranges lemons apples and grapes with varied box and crate rates.

Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware New York State West Virginia Michigan Okfa Omatoes Florida South Carolina South’ Carolina Texas Malaga

Steel companies lose rail allowance rehearings

The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to rehear and upheld the ruling that trunk line railroads east of the Mississippi and north of the Potomac must discontinue allowances paying muons of dollars to iron and steel railways. The decision cites the United States Steel Corporation and others, with experts estimating the yearly total at about 39 million dollars for US Steel alone.

Mississippi Ome Potomand Interstate Commerce Commission United States Steel Corporation Iron and Steel Commission

Independent Phone Merger Plans in Ohio End Four Years of Talks

Cleveland and Ohio universities mark the virtual completion of a merger arranging about 15 independent phone firms with more than 25 million in capitalization. J P Mongan & Co, long the lead bankers, will withdraw from the field as plans include later additions from other states.

Cleveland Univ Ohio Bell and Independent United System J. P Mongan & Co New York

Will leaves back pay claim to friend in 1913 chart

Gustav Kenselverzer a former US Army lieutenant left in his will dated March 13 1913 a claim against the United States government for back pay to his friend Joseph Schindt noting all relatives were dead and Schindt had rendered him financial assistance Hesselberger died on April 20.

Gustav Kenselverzer United States Army Ius Joseph Schindt United States Schiadt Hesselberger

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