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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1913

Page

4

Irregular European Advices and Mixed U.S. Market Moves

European advices tempered by cautious U.S. trading as advance in American shares in London failed to carry into New York. Readings softened with some stocks hitting year lows while others like Reading New Haven Alaska steel firms showed mixed moves. Southern Pacific New Haven and Reading led losses as earnings reports drew downnet revenue, while steel shares held up amid weak bond demand.

London New York Reading Ist Southern Pacific New Haven Baltimore Ohio Lehigh Union Pacific Amalgamated Steel Corporation Shorts United States

Washington Stock Exchange Sales Report at Noon

Regular call details show Washington Railway and Electric preferred trading at Sat 9144 and entries for Washington Gas, Mergenthaler Linotype, Lanston Monotype, Federal National Bank, Continental Trust, and later after call prices. Notable: Washington Railway and Electric 4s with 1000 at 83-84, Washington Gas at 109 on 3600, and Peto Electric Consolidated 5s at 100.

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New York money market and grain notes April 30

New York money on call steady at 2 percent with bids around 2 percent and offers 2 percent. Time loans firmer at 60 and 90 day terms. Prime mercantile paper 5 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers bills at 4.8550 for 60 days and 4.8655 for demand. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds weak. Wheat market mixed with spot steady and futures easing before recovering amid war news.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange

Washington Stock Market and Banking News Notes

Washington Gaa and railway stocks held firm with small moves. bonds quiet. A petition seeks dissolution of Karpeles Hopper Company, with receivers appointed. Wallis buys properties at Twelfth Street NW for new hotel plans, no immediate changes. West Virginia Equitable Life agents banquet at the Ebbitt House. banking law reform urged by Georgetown law professor. Cotton market opens weak then steadies with late rally and close near highs.

Karpeles-Hopper Company Fourteenth Street Northwest District Supreme Court Herman L. Karpeles Alice M. Hopper 8. R. Karpeles Leon Tobriner West Virginia Equitable Life Assurance Company Ebbitt House Washington New York John Langer George ‘Wilson William Alexander Dr. Wells W. BE. Taylor Charles Hazel T. B. Sweeney Wheeling State Agency of

Wall Street Gossip Sees Stocks Fall On Light Volume

New York April 30 Stocks hit new low records mostly with light selling. Absence of active buying allowed bears to push prices down, with limited rallies and little demand. Major declines hit Chesapeake and Ohio and United States Steel, while Southern Railway and Rock Island shows notable moves amid historical references to past blocks and trades.

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Holland Says M Adoo Will Aid Currency Reform

New York April 2 With President Wilson's close allies in Wall Street McAdoo the Treasury Secretary is seen as a key persuasive agent for currency and banking reform. His background building the Hudson tubes and ties to Cassatt Oakman and other financiers shaped his view for elastic money. Observers expect his influence to push partial currency reform in Congress while maintaining cabinet balance.

New York Frealdent Wilson William G. McAdoo Secretary of the Treasury Wilson Aidoo Madson McAdoo Fludsen Wall Atreet Wal Street Wall Street Hu Man Treasury Department United States John Sherman Alexander Hamilton Sherman Finance Committee Senate the Treasury Hudson Tubes Cassatta Business Statesman Caspatt Cassatt Silette Hudson River Manhattan Torres Pennsylvania Mr. McAdoo Pennsylvania Railroad Walter G. Oakman Unon Hudson Terminal Georgia Congress Holland

Neuman Buys Adjacent 122 1/3 Pennsylvania Ave Premises

Isaac Neuman proprietor of a men’s furnishing shop at 12233 Pennsylvania avenue northwest bought the adjoining property at 123% Pennsylvania avenue from William Baum. The lot fronts 14 feet, runs 98 feet deep, and includes a three story brick building with first floor occupied by a clothing establishment. Purchase price reported as 57500, among the highest for such property. Neuman did not state plans but is expected to use it to enlarge his furnishing business.

Isaac Neuman Pennsylvania Avenue William Baum Messrs. Baum Neuman

Baltimore Markets Reported Mixed Trade and Prices Apr 30

Baltimore markets show mixed commodity quotes with grains firm and oats and corn steady. beef, pork, and poultry prices vary across regions with eggs, butter, and dairy products listed, alongside New York and Chicago livestock figures and receipts for hogs cattle and sheep.

Chicago Recstota Plaza Texas New York

Oil Quotations Across Lima and Indiana Regions

Oil quotations from Toledo on April 80 show North Lima at 1.39, South Lima and Indiana at 1.94, and Wooster at 1.41. TNT.

Toledo Ohio North Lima South Lima Indiana Wooster

New York Produce Prices and Market Commentary April 30

New York market roundup shows steady or firm tendencies across dairy grains and perishables. Butter cheese eggs poultry flour cornmeal hay pork and oils list varied receipts and prices with regional notes on Wisconsin Pennsylvania and nearby products.

New York Wisconsin Pennsylvania Middle West Muscovada Rio Santos Cordova Florida

Washington Produce Market Price Quotations

Wholesale market notes show broad demand for Virginia to Delaware fruits and vegetables with mixed poultry, butter, cheese, eggs, and produce pricing. Listings include potatoes, onions, mushrooms, lettuce, greens, citrus, and fruits with varied barcoded per unit figures and regional references. data appears from New York and Cleveland markets with brief mentions of copper and London quotes.

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