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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1911

Page

2

Market Dull Day on Exchange With Narrow Moves

Washington Post reports a quiet market with total shares traded 86 000 the smallest in a decade aside from two exceptional days In cotton oil and International Harvester shares gains limited activity in Union Pacific preferred and American Ice while Underwood Typewriter fell. Wheat prices dropped 15 8 to 17 8 as new supply arrives and favorable spring weather boosts corn prospects with steady cotton options near recent lows.

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Wall Street Gossip and Market Quiet on Steel

Stocks displayed unusual calm with Steel common trading virtually none between 10:02 and 11:20. Total Steel volume 3,800 shares while Union Pacific and Southern Pacific led activity. crop reports noted a temperature plunge across regions. Ohio tax commission lifted New York Central valuation by about 100 million dollars, raising taxes by roughly 517 thousand annually.

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Market Notes From Treasury and Exchange Reports

The Philadelphia office notes slight price moves for wheat and oats with firm butter and eggs, cheese softening, and slight cattle market shifts in Washington. New York money and rate data show steady call money at 2 to 2 1/2 percent, with time loans and mercantile paper modestly firm.

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New York Stock Market Dividend Receipt Noted

W B Hibba & Co bankers and New York Stock Exchange report a dividend receipt tied to a New York market note extending to the Chicago Board of Trade. The item records a financial transaction affecting exchange linked banking interests.

W. B. Hibba & Co Bankers and New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of

Washington Stock Exchange Week Totals and Banking Moves

Week on the Washington Stock Exchange shows 3,300 shares or bonds worth 67,000 traded with Washington Railway and Electric leading activity at 42 1/2. Potomac Electric bonds strong around 102 1/2 to 102 1/4, Mer genthaler and Capital Traction notes discussed. Bank examiners reassigned. state and national bank issues debated. Justice Department reviews National City Company. Taft to dine with bankers. corroded 1889 silver dollar found in Corinth postal savings bank.

Washington Washington Railway and Electric Common Potomac Electric Consolidated Lanston Capital Traction Capital Traction Company Georgetown Washington Gay Washington Railway and Electric Company Department of Justice National City Company National City Bank Interests of New York Wickersham National Bank National City Bank Micencock William F. Elgin Corinth Higin Postal Savings Bank Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia William H. Riggs Francis B. Riggs Wilsoa Riggs, Sr George Francis Williams Bay Wiliam Fred C.C Connell Supreme Court of District of Columbia Morris Thorne Supreme Court of the American Security and Trust Company Alfred B. Leet James Tanner Carl Mueller Tate Wib- Helmina Mueller Eighth ‘Street Register of Wills A. Maedel A. D John T. Harris Harrisonburg Trict of Columbia Bert Nyr Attorner Elizabeth D. Schaper Park Road George 5 Havell

New York Cotton Market Ends Steady as Rain Delays Crop

New York July 14 nervy cotton trade ends steadier after early declines as buying grows and central belt crop prospects improve. Prices for July slip five points, other months gain. rains trouble central belt raise boll weevil fears, while Southwest showers help. Private crop report shows Alabama Arkansas up, North Carolina Texas Oklahoma down, others steady. Open 13,954.09 close 43.38. November 12.79 December 12.80 January 12.78 March 12.86 May 12.??.

New York Southwest Texas Alabama Arkansas North Carolina Oklahoma

The Metal Market Trends and Local Iron Prices

New York copper futures steady with July to October at 12.10 to 12.30. London market shows easy spot and futures. Imports into New York today reach 245 tons with exports this month at 19,942 tons. Locally iron prices hold steady with No 1 foundry North er at 16.00 to 16.25 and Northern South lines around 14.76 to 15.00. City, Pa deposits show credit balances at 1.30 with shipments and averages noted. Toledo areas list Lima figures for North and South districts.

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New York Produce Prices and Chicago Market Report

New York markets show steady butter and cheese with varied receipts and mixed poultry values. Wheat, corn and hog products moved with volatility amid fears of bank loan liquidations, while cattle and hog markets in Chicago edged lower or steady with uneven demand.

Baltimore Markets Wheat Corn Oats Hay and Straw Prices

Markets in Baltimore on July 14 list spot and contract prices for wheat corn oats and various hay and straw grades across regions Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby areas. Notable figures include No 1 Timothy hay at 25 50 and mixed hays around 21 00 to 24 50 with other forage and millfeed items priced per hundredweight or ton.

Baltimore Southern Maryland Pennsylvania Hastern Shore Virginia Western Ohio West Virginia North Carolina

Washington Market Wholesale Quotations for Fresh Produce

Wholesale prices for eggs poultry and vegetables listed by item and range. Includes Virginia eggs at 17 cents, turkeys 18 to 15 cents per pound, potatoes and onions by unit, cabbage and lettuce per basket, cantaloupes and Georgia apples, Florida and California citrus, and various berries. Prices reflect market demand.

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