Gould Shares Weak Gains Mark Copper Stock Show
New York June 12 market opened active with broad gains but by noon selling pressed stocks lower. Copper group led by Amalgamated Copper Anaconda Utah Copper and American Smelting climbed on demand while United States Steel and Gould issues weakened. Westinghouse Electric rose then fell after dividend news.
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New York Wheat Market Slumps as Selling Surges
Traders in Chicago report savage selling driving wheat futures down after a bull push failed to hold. July delivery led the decline, with further losses across corn oats and futures. Market nerves persisted despite some intermarket support and later cautious recovery.
Washington Stock Exchange Wheat and butter prices drift as markets rest
Philadelphia June 12 quotations show wheat and corn mostly steady while butter and cheese advance. Eggs, poultry and vegetables exhibit mixed movement with fresh Virginia eggs firm and potatoes and apples priced per bushel or crate. Money on call steady with bankers’ rates firm across the money market.
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Wall Street Gossip on Commodities and Copper Stocks
Washington Post Special from New York dated June 11 reports cotton prices rising nearly a dollar per bale amid drought fears, while wheat declines reflect harvest prospects. Copper stocks led an overall market advance, supported by strong metal demand and a larger copper producing outlook. Bond sales showed strong demand for Panama issues and Philadelphia four percents, underscoring a buoyant credit market.
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Local Stock Exchange Sees Sparse Trading and Mixed Reads
A light trading session on the local stock exchange yielded scant bids and few transactions. Washington Gas and Washington Railway issues traded modestly while the bond market stayed idle. Government Panama Canal loan bids opened with strong public interest ahead of June 17 deadlines.
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New York Cotton Market Shows Active Trade and Advances
New York cotton traders faced a steady to firmer session after weather reports suggested showers did not materialize in the Southwest. Selling intensified with long-covering and outside buying, lifting prices to new high moves for the day before closing modestly above the prior session. Old crop gained 7 to 9 points and new crop 16 to 19, with spinners hedging forward and local buyers viewing a possible rain relief.
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Baltimore Markets Mix of Wheat Corn and Butter Rates
Baltimore markets report mixed commodity pricing with wheat at 91, corn 59 percent, oats steady, and various Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby regions showing price shifts. Live poultry values range by weight and type, butter grades quoted from creamery to imitation, plus copper futures and local iron pricing. Elgin butter quotes noted with a large shipment volume.
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Financial statements report of condition Second National Bank
The Second National Bank at Washington DC reports its condition as of June 7 1911. Assets include loans and discounts totals and U S bonds secured deposits with large figures for premiums and reserves. Liabilities show capital stock and surplus with thousands in undivided profits, and various due to other banks and deposits. additional notes and dividends unpaid appear along with extensive commodity market data for dairy, eggs, poultry, flour and related goods.
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New York grain market reports weak wheat futures
New York June 12 wheat spot weak No 2 red 93 and 94? f. o. b. futures steady then lower on heavy selling by bulls amid weak cash demand and favorable crop outlook. July 3 16 98 16 16. September 2%g94 12 16. receipts 39,6M shipments large. Corn spot steady with export demand. oats spot steady. Darley steady Toledo South Lima.
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Washington cattle market price notes and livestock terms
Washington cattle market lists varied calf prices and livestock terms. Hogs per cat gross SU IX, sheep per pound 394 lurads spring cholom per pound T42 S veal calves choice per pound 9 medium per pound 8% 4
Livestock Market Reports From Baltimore and Chicago
Baltimore and New York markets show week receipts for cattle hogs sheep and calves with mixed price moves. Cattle mainly steady to higher. hogs firm. sheep and lambs steady to lower. calves higher. Chicago reports overall cattle strong for good, hogs slow and lower, sheep steady to lower.
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New Cotton Record Sets 1910 Crop Value and Volume
Census Bureau reports the 1910 U S cotton crop as the most valuable ever at 963 18 million dollars, with 1 11 965 962 running bales and 12 008 658 four pound bales. Prices averaged 8 20 to 14 69 cents over nine years. stock distribution shows 38 2 percent to manufacturers, 42 9 percent in warehouses, and 18 9 percent elsewhere. The U S supplied 59 9 percent of world trade with Britain India Egypt and Russia contributing notable shares.
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Continental and Commercial National Becomes Largest Bank
Chicago June 13 after a series of consolidations since 1907 the Continental and Commercial National Bank became the largest in the United States by assets with 265 million dollars and 223 million in deposits following its latest acquisition of the Hibernian bank President George M Reynolds announced the move noting prior mergers with the International Globe National National of North America and the American Trust and Savings Banks.
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Weld & Co Win $26 684 Against Postal Telegraph Co
A New York jury in the supreme court awarded cotton brokers Stephen M. Weld & Co. $26,684 against the Postal Telegraph Company. The case contended a telegram to New Orleans agents misstated a 9 000 bale sale as 12 70 instead of 12 7 0, and the plaintiffs sought $27 005 plus interest, receiving the full amount.
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Supreme Court Today
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New Orleans
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Hanna elected chief examiner of New York clearing house
New York June 12. Charles A. Hanna a national bank examiner was chosen chief examiner of the clearing house association at a salary of about 20000 dollars yearly. He will supervise a team of expert banking assistants as part of a plan to tighten supervision of the banks and trust companies belonging to the group.
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Wage agreement raises pay for Norfolk and Western workers
Roanoke June 12 A pact between the Order of Railway Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors and Norfolk and Western Railway officials ends eleven days of talks with a substantial wage increase and adoption of a working rules code. Details were not released.
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Bank statement fragment shows liabilities and assets sworn in 1911
Bank statements list assets and liabilities for Washington district banks with names like Edward C Whitford Walter Clephane and Edward B Olds. Figures show loans discounts overdrafts bonds securities real estate and deposits. Notary confirmations by Reginald Rutherford and John A Massie.
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