Prices of Silver and Lead in Early 1910s Markets
The article reports New York quotations show average silver prices across 1912 to 1915 and early 1915, with figures near 55 to 69.7 cents per ounce, noting a February dip to about 48.477 cents and January 1913 high around 62.008 cents. Lead prices rose through late 1914 into 1915, averaging about 42.21 cents per pound, with last year near 3.962 cents and October low at 2.628 cents. the rise in lead and other metals reflected broader market trends.
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Wall Street Close Shows War Impact on Shares
New York May 22 trading on Wall Street favored war related issues as Crucible Steel and Bethlehem Steel led gains while overall demand for munition stocks rose. Market activity slowed after an active first half hour with United States coupon and registered bonds advancing and copper and railroad issues uneven.
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Rear Admiral Winterhalter Heads U S Asiatic Fleet
Rear Admiral Albert G. Winterhalter sails from Washington to Hong Kong to assume command of the United States Asiatic Fleet with the rank of admiral. At fifty eight, he has forty one years in the navy and nineteen at sea. Known as Black Jack, he is a strict yet respected disciplinarian.
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Goodyear Fortified Tires Highlight High Spending
The advertisement argues Goodyear spends $5,450 daily to fortify tires, claiming yearly savings of $1.635 million while investing hundreds of thousands in new improvements. It asserts prices have fallen yet features remain, urging confidence in Goodyear's superiority and rapid sales.
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Chicago Markets Drift as Prices Slide on Market Uncertainty
In Chicago on May 2 action by King View for Emmanuel spurred a price tumble amid weak support for corn and wheat. Reports show crop damage noted earlier did not halt declines as sellers, including elevators and farmers, pushed prices down across May wheat, corn, and oats while other markets and metals also reflected cautious sentiment.
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