Market Tips From The Wire On War Stocks And Loans
New York July 10 A sharp decline in United States Industrial Alcohol from 128% to 8% led a nervous stock market session. U S Steel fell on weak orders while wall loans advanced to 6 per cent. Other war stocks including Tennessee Copper and American Coal Products dropped as readings showed lower unfilled orders and heavy tax payments pressured financing.
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New York
United States
Stock Exchange
Tennessee
eMeres
Motora
United States Breel
New York Money Market Update
New York money market figures show mercantile passers at 4, sterling 60-day bills at 4.72 with demand 4.75, and various foreign exchange rates including francs 6.91 demand 5.90 cables, marks 74 with 74% cables, guilders 417-16 cables 419-18, rubles 30% cables 31%, and time loans firm: 60 days 3% to 3 1/2% 90 days 3% to 4% 6 months 4%. Call money strong with high and low at 4.44 and 4.4, ruling rate 4.42, last loan 4? closing bid 4, offered at 4.
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New York
Mercantile
Barallyer
Wall Street News and Gossip New York July 10
The United States Steel Corporation reports June unfilled orders at 9,640,458 tons, down 297,340 from May 31, the first decrease after a ten month rise to a May peak of 99,379,798 tons. Russia orders 75,990 tons of open hearth steel from Lackawanna for deliveries into next year, at about $52 a ton. Germany’s commercial submarine arrival boosts Berlin rates while London Paris ease slightly. war fears and submarine action affect exchange and shipping rates.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Thia
Ginea Avenar
Russia
Lackawanna Steel Company
Germany
Berlin
London
Parla
British Isles
Philadelphia Markets July 10 Prices and dairy grain updates
Philadelphia markets report steady to higher: butter prices firm with Western creamery notes, cheese steady for New York full creams, no. 2 red and yellow grain futures mixed, corn and oats varied. Local receipts show no dramatic shifts as markets reflect steady mood across dairy and grain sectors.
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Philadelphia
New York
The Metal Market in New York and London
Copper dull with nearby futures at 26.00 to 29.00 as of July 10 in New York. Iron prices steady with No 1 Northern 20.50 to 21.00 and No 2 20.00 to 20.50, No 1 Southern 20.25 to 20.78, No 2 19.75 to 20.25. Tin quoted easy with a pot offered at 38.75. In London spot copper 84 pounds 10 shillings, futures 82 pounds 10s to 105, electrolytic 128 pounds. Spot tin 170 pounds, futures 170 pounds 10s.
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New York
Amer Agricultural
Amer Tel & Tel
Amer. Smelters
Amer
Armour & Co
Atchison Er
Brooklyn Transit
Tyas
Central of Georgia Cin
Central Leather
BRY Central Pacific
Chesapeake & Onio
Chesapeake & Ohio cv
Chicago, B & Quincy Joint
Chicago, B. & Quincy
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Arthwestern
Chi & Southern
Digg Consolidated Gas Co
Denver & Rio Grande Con
Distillers’ Securities
General Electric
Great Northern
Clinots Central
Hlinots Steel
Interborough Rapid Transit
Interborough-Metropolitan
Ta Consolidated
Pennsylvania
Readingten
Republic Steel
Beaboara Air Line
Adj
Southern Brit
Southern Pacific
Southern Trailway
Southern Railway
Tih Tenn Copper
Texas Company
Texas Pacific
Third Avenue
TI Union Pacific
Union Pacific
US Rubber
S Steel
Virginia Car Chemical 3S
Western Union
Westinghouse Elec
s-Chalmers
Arm Car & Frey
Am Express
Loecamo
Tel & Tel
Ateniaon
Atchison Pt
Butterick Co i
Val Petrol Pty
M & St P
RI & P
Zimgant Co &Bu
Chile
Col Fuel & Tr
Ible Steel
den & Rio
Drrat Securities
Ss & AL
Goodrich, BF
Granby Mining
RON CS
Nore
Sita
Lineis
Imterhven
Yita
Har Corp
Jewel Tea Pt
Kan City
Kelly S. Threat
Kennacott
Lake E. & W
Lehigh Valley
Lee Rub & Tire
Long- Island
Maxwell M. Co
Maxwell M
BAY Bay
Mitsimi
Mst.p
Mto Pacific
Mo Pac
Mont
Nat
Na.r.ofm
C. Cap
N. ¥. A. Brake
NYINH
Norf. & West
Norf & W. Pt
North Amerix Ia
North Pacthe
Ontario
Pacific Mall
Penna
F. CC
Bt Te
Pitta. Coal Pf
Stl
Car
Press
S.C. Pf
Stl. Sp. Pf
Ray Con. Cop
Rep. 1 & Steel
Rep. I & 8
Sea. A. Lef
Shattuck A. C
South Pacific
R. Sugar
South Ry
Stand
Studebaker
Fenn Capper
al Az
Exan & Pacific
Jisa
Bou
Texas Co
Nas
Tol
TS Sc
S.S & Ref Pt
S. Steel
S. Steel No
Utah Copper
Utah Bac
Weat
Westinghouse
Wenlworth
Willys Over
Wisonsin Cen
Elvidend
Northern
Southern
London
Cottonseed Oil Market Report and Grain Prices
New York markets show cottonseed oil bid prices with July and August bids around 10.60 to 10.55 for prime summer yellow and related months. Prime winter yellow and prime summer white values listed, along with January February levels. Wheat corn and oats spot prices are reported with firmness noted for durum and No 2 hard wheat, No 2 yellow corn around 91 1/2, oats at 46 1/4.
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New York
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Standard
Holland Writes of Will to Build Northwest Line
Louis W Hill plans a 2 million dollar railroad expansion to open western North Dakota and eastern Montana to farming and stock raising. The Great Northern project aims to attract settlers, boost wheat output, and extend rail access, mirroring the father's expansion policy and highlighting North Dakota and Montana as key growth regions.
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North Dakota
Montana
New York
Louis W. Hill
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Mr Hill
Great Northern
Northwest
Hill
Great Northern Railway
Far
United States
Louis W. Hil
Gitta
James W. Hill
Pacific
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Mississippi
Pierre
Hii
The
Holland
Local Stock Exchange Poultry and Produce Prices Listed
A period listing diverse market quotes including live hens and turkeys per pound, spring chickens, butter, cheese, eggs, and broad fruit and vegetable prices. Regional varieties noted such as Northern potatoes, Virginia greens, California oranges, and Florida lima beans appear with unit quotes and per basket or crate pricing.
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New York State
Virginia
Kennery
Florida
California
New York Produce Prices Tailored to July 10 Market
New York market report shows butter receipts at 10,854 packages with varied grade pricing. sugar raw firmer with refined steady. pork and lard ranges listed. Poultry demand firm for live broilers and dressed fowls, turkeys. Wisconsin milk prices noted and regional price spreads observed across multiple items.
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New York
Hennery
Wisconsin
Middle West
Treasury's Balance and Receipts Report July 8 1916
United States Treasury reports general fund net balance 233 652 thousand with total assets around 329 million. Revenue receipts and ordinary disbursements for the day and year to date are listed, with gold and silver holdings, federal reserve and national bank notes, and various coin details.
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United States Treasury
Treasury
Eec
United States
Federal Reserve
General Fund
Danks Oe
Eee
Federal Reserve Banks
Philipines
Aes
Cassers Veges
Chicago grain market highlights with mixed grains and strong wheat
Conflicting reports on black rust in the Dakotas kept traders wary yet the market closed near highs. Wheat led gains with July at 1.08 and September 1.10 while corn rose to 0.74 to 0.78. Cash grain prices and futures data shown, with oats and rye mixed and hogs and lambs reported in varied ranges.
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Chicago
Dakotas
Financial notes show a speculative lift in Lanston and Washington Gas
Opening session on the Washington Stock Exchange features strong demand for Lanston and Washington Gas. Lanston moved from 82 to 84 with 140 shares traded, while Washington Gas sold 155 shares and closed firm at 76% bid, 76% asked. Other active issues include Capital Traction steady at 85, American Graphophone preferred trading, and Mergenthaler up to 144%. Bond trading quiet. bids near Friday levels with few offerings.
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Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Gas
Vanston Monotype
Graphophone Ptd
Capital Traction
Mergenthaler Linotype
Gretwn
Washington Gas Bs
Columbia Gas & Elec
Columbia G. & EH
Capital Traction Co
Ana. & Po River R. R. Fis
Ana & Po. River
Guar
Los Metropolitan R. R
Wash. Ry
Bay
Pot. Blac. Pow. Con
Mtg
P Telephone
Tel
Amer Grapholat
W. Mkt. Co. Be
W. Mkt. Co. Bs
Wash. Mkt. Chia Stre
W. Steamboat
Higes Realty
ANT Riges
Apical Traction Co
Elec
W. Breamboat
Georgetown Gas
Am. Tel. & Tel. Co
Mergenthaler
Lanston Monotype
Greene-Cananaa Copper
Wee National Bank
American
Capital
Columbia
Federal
Lincoln
Metropolitan
Washington
Trust Company
Amer, Security & Trustational Savings & Trust
Union Trust Company
Wash. Loan & Trust
Continental Bs
Savings Bank
Home
Trans
Security Storage Co
Washington Market
Washington Stock Exchange
Lanston
Bida
Washington Railway
Eiectric Preferred
American Graphophone Preferred
New York
Potomac Donald
Capital Trae Dent SM
Tlee. Com
Wash. Hy
BO Washington Gan
Georgetuvan Gas
Woah. vi. Ry. Com
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Oil
Washington Baseball Club
Miller Team
Gia Dutch Market Co
Witt-Wil Motor Co
Northwest Savings Bank
Royal Gine
New York Cotton Prices Slip on Weather News
The New York cotton market failed to rally as storm news did not spark broad buying. Prices eased with scattered selling for a pullback. October futures fell from 13.17 to 12.99, closing around 13.01, with the overall list down 8 to 13 points.
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New York
Baltimore Markets July 1 Grain and Poultry Prices
A Baltimore market report lists grain values for wheat corn and oats for spot July and futures months with percentages. It also details alive poultry prices for chickens ducks pigeons and other fowl, plus butter and eggs with regional price ranges and grade descriptors.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Marsland
Local Stockholders Ledger Names Officers and Officers List
A historical ledger notes liabilities and stockholder details with officers directors and treasurer names. The document lists Chas Worthington secretary and John Steinle finance chairman with a roster including Henry Kuhn George Sethert Harry G Wilson Joseph Scrivener and Edward A Trip.
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Chas FE Worthington
John Towrigit
Chas
John Steinle
Finance Committee
Martin Wriggham
Henry Kuhn
George M Sethert
Harry G Wilson
Vic
John Scrivener
Chas Worthington
Charies
Blanddames
Edward A
New Anaconda Copper Mining Firm Electric Power Push
In preparation a booklet on the ANACONDA COPPER MINING COMPANY outlines new electric power applications, process improvements, and metallurgical methods, signaling a New Anaconda. The document lists assorted securities and bids including Potomac Donald, Washington Ry & Elec, and others, reflecting broad financial interests surrounding the era’s industrial expansion.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
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