Stocks Freely Sold Amid Mexican Tension And Weak Steel
Stock quotations were scaled down across the board as the market faced a severe setback. Heavy liquidation marked the day with representative stocks slipping up to four points and little supportive demand. United States Steel reported a poorer than expected monthly tonnage, copper trade also dour, and bonds weak with some declines. total sales were 1,900,000 par value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nova
Steel Corporation
United States Steel
United States
New York Money Market Snapshot
The report outlines money market rates with reference to New York financial activity. Commercial bills show varying demand while Mexican dollar exchange is noted at four percent. Railroad bonds are mentioned in passing amid market chatter.
Marketed Prices Across Items In Local Exchange Report
Local stock exchange notes varied commodity prices including butter, eggs, and cheese. In wheat and corn markets, prices show modest shifts with No 3 red export and No 2 yellow corn noted, while poultry and eggs list multiple weights and prices for live birds and shell eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priata
Fay
Siruta
New York
Duluth
Es Laredo
Wall Street Gossip on Bond and Stock Movements
New York World reports semispeculative bonds closely track stock moves with many issues weak. American Telephone and Telegraph hits a new low. St Paul Southern Pacific and Missouri Pacific show heavy declines. Unfilled U S Steel tonnage drops, bears grow more cautious. St Paul falls to a record low, while Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio decline as investors liquidate rail stocks. New Slaven plans to raise up to 40 million via short-term rates if Bulkeley decision delays debt payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allia-Chalmers
American Agricultural
Américan Tel. & Tel
American Tobacco
Atchison Gen
Armour & Co
Atchison cv
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Central of Georgia
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Chio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago
B. & Quincy
B. Quincy
Mil
R. TL & Pac
Stu P
BR. Ft. & Pac
R. R
Colorado & Southern
Etx
Ae “Ory, Delaware & Huson
Denver & Rio Rande
Central Lst
Interborough Met
Tay Inter
Te Marine
Japan
Ansae City
Inake Shore
Wisville & Nashville
Wdouri
Kans
Texas
Souri
Texas Gan
Isaouri Pacific
al Rys
Mexico
York Central
H. & Hartford
Arfolk & Hs Western
Orfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Pegn
Stais & San Fra
St Louis
Southern Pacific RR
Southern Railway
Thern Raihenyge
Ion Pacific
Mn Pacific
Gate Unite
Union Pacific Island
Re States Rubber
Ed States Steel
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Erm Maryland
Weatinghouse Electric Co
Wisconsin Central
Ags I
New York
New Haven
American
Baltimore and
Ohio
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacify
Exchange For
Baltimore and Ohio
Union Pacific
Local Financial Report Shows Limited Trading On Local Exchange
Despite a weak New York market, local prices held firm with very limited trading. Washington Railway and Electric preferred led activity, 150 shares changing hands at 6 to 8 per 1, with lows near 89 1 8 and highs around 89 4 4. Gasc bid rose to 84 1 4, United States Trust and Continental Trust saw small blocks trade, and a par value change for Greenelena Copper was officially adopted by the exchange. A. G Plant & Co added NYSE linkage via Josephthal Larchheim. receivers named for Stein Bros candy business with bond set at 83,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Electric Cons. Se
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
United States Trust
Continental Trust
Capital Traction Railroad
Georgetown Gas
Capital Traction Co
Columbia Rry
Columbia Ry
Metropolitan R. R. Fs
Wash. Ry
Elec
M'T's. Bey Se Pot
Power
Fs, Co. & P. Telephone
Wash
Market Co Fs
Washington Gas & Tel Co
Mergenthater Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Mint NA Greene-Cananea Copper National Bank
American
Capital ‘Des ml Columbia
District
Varmers and Mechanics
Federal
Lincoln
Washington
Trust Company
Atoocks
Americal Hecurity and Trust
National Savings & Trust
Jou Trust T*ompany
Wash. Loan
United States Trust Co
Continental
Nestgocke
Home Savings Bank
Commerce and Saving i East Washington Savings Fire Pae Uang A ‘Ocks
Corcoran
Arlington Firemen's
Ational Union Title
Columbia
Chopin-Sacks Co
Stor Ae
Wactington
New York
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Gaa
Mergenthaler
United
Potomac Hilectric Consolidated
Greenelana
Copper Company
Sco
Lock Exchange
A. G Plant & Co
New York Exchange
Josephthal Larchheim Company
Broadway
Corn Values Soar Despite Drought Hit Crop Outlook
The Department of Agriculture estimates this year’s corn crop will be the most valuable on record even as production falls by over half a billion bushels from last year’s peak. At 70.7 cents a bushel the farm value on November 1 stands at 1 70 253 013 dollars, with drought damage cited in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Illinois Iowa Indiana and Ohio. Final production estimates may rise and further changes are expected next month.
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Department of Agriculture
Middle West
Missouri
Oklahoma
Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
More Factories in the South and Mill Child Labor
The 1909 census bureau figures show the cotton mill industry valued above 25 million dollars, ranking third in employment and seventh in output among industries. The South led in manufacturing growth versus the North, with Alabama and the Carolinas reporting nearly 19 percent of mill employees under age 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Alabama
South
North Carolina
Supreme Court Rules Insolvent Receivers Not Liable for Corporate Tax
The Supreme Court decided yesterday that receivers of insolvent corporations are not required to pay the corporation tax under the Payne Aldrich law. The ruling, in the case of the Third Avenue Railway Company and the Metropolitan Street Railway Company of New York, held the corporations were not doing business as defined by the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne-Aldrich
Supreme Court
Third Avenue Railway Company
Metropolitan Street Railway Company of
New York
Local Produce Market Prices Listed by Region
Market notes show demand strong in Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland and Delaware for fruits and vegetables. Poultry eggs butter cheese and greens priced with regional variations including Lima beans potatoes onions lettuce peppers and citrus from California Florida and New York with multiple price points listed for fresh produce and seasonal staples.
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Dela
Chetce
New York State
West Virginia
Nouthern Virginia
Maine
Florida
California
Malaga
New York
Live Stock Markets Across Cities Highlight Varying Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago market notes show hogs to 8.25 with mixed loads and receipts near 20 000. cattle sharply varied with steers around 7 75 and cows near 3 50. sheep receipts 33 000 with demand largely higher. New York reports steady beef prices and mixed calf values. Baltimore weekly cattle receipts 16 2 head with steady sheep and lamb markets and hogs around 7 0 to 7 30.
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Chicago
Ioc Bigher
Cales
Western
Algher
Baltimore
Bteers
Helfers
Dulle
Fresh
Ehlep and Lambs
Ricwr
Ples
SRS SS
New York
Grosa
Block
Galventon
Maig
New Orleans
Quercie
Salafinah
Quiles
Charleston
Cm. ix
Wilmington
Norfolk
Steaty S Iay
Lear
Aransas Pass
Ees
Fie
Jacksons Lle
Pensacola
Honaion
Augusta
Totaan
Alt Porte
Great Britain
France
Continent
Great Britelo
All Porte
Dettinant
Great Siice
Renee
Japan
Public sentiment shifts in favor of railroads in the Southwest
In New York a detailed note declares growing local support for railroad expansion in the Southwest. Kruttschnitt and Harriman argued that improved finances and public cooperation will unlock the region’s vast potential, with sentiment slowly turning against harsh regulation and toward mutual prosperity driven by rail growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Great American Desert
Kruttschnitt
Bathwell
Tarriman
Yiarriman
Southwest
Judge Lovett
Texas
Howard Elliott
Eilott
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Tinnker
James J Hill
Wilt
Elliott
Northwest
Slaven
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Eluott
William ©. Brown
New York Central Railroad Company
Vandertit
Brown
Congress
United States
Kruttechnitz
Holland
New York Produce Prices Reported for Butter, Cheese, Eggs and More
New York market notes show butter receipts at 5,100 tubs with varied grades and firm values, cheese and egg quotations across several U S states, and extensive listings for flour, pork, lard, oils, and produce. The report includes figures for petroleum, sugar, potatoes, peanuts, and cottons, reflecting broad commodity activity and price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Hennery J
Western
Kansas
South America
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Virginia
iMaine
Long Island
State
Jersey
Southern
New York Grain Prices See Mixed Signals On Export Basis
New York Sor 16 and other grains show firmer cabin prices while Argentine news remains unfavorably framed. No 1 northern Duluth at 64 percent fob afloat, December at 544 and May at 9 1/4, spot export at 3 f.o.b. Said to be quiet for standard white and clipped white barley margins. Rye steady for No 2 Western at 6 cents. Market notes reflect export demand and outside markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Figure Corp
St May
Jgn
New York
Duluth
St Louis and San Francisco Railroad elects new officers
The St Louis and San Francisco Railroad stockholders today chose W C Nixon as president and W B Biddie, A Douglas, and W Hillard as vice presidents. FE Hamilton became secretary and treasurer and W H Hull assistant secretary. Evans named general counsel. About 250000 of 600000 shares were voted. All officers work without salary while the railroad remains in receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad
W. C. Nixon
W. B. Biddie
A. Douglas
W. Hillard
FE. H. Hamilton
W. H. Hull
T. D. Heed
Chicago and Hantern Ulineis
W. B. Evans
Biddie
Douglas
New York Cotton Market Shows Nervous Rally After Break
The New York cotton market opened steady up 2 9 points after Saturday’s large drop, with active months trading higher on steady cables, then weakening on liquidation and southern selling. Demand remained strong below 1% for spring months, and later deliveries pushed prices above Saturday’s final levels, showing firmer closes for several contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ceere
Seeee
Copper Market Fluctuations Reported In New York Trade
The Metal Market dispatch from New York on November 10 notes weak copper with spot and futures not quoted. It lists various copper forms and prices, including electrolytic and lake copper, alongside lamb and veal calf prices and other livestock figures for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lake
Northern
Tebog
Bouthera
Houth
Cleveland
Virginia Plea Denied in Debt Settlement Case
The United States Supreme Court refused Virginia’s demand for an immediate offer to pay a share of the Virginia West Virginia debt. The case stands set for April hearing if the states fail to settle the interest amount by then. Oral arguments also covered a Louisville telephone dispute over subscriber rights and refunds. Western Union wins appeal in $6 million litigation with American Bell. Vermont’s 1906 tax on savings deposits in national banks is upheld as constitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabe
Treasury
United States
National Bank
Philippines
Louisville
Virginia
West Virginia
Supremé Court
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
United States Supreme Court
Western Union
Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Western Union Telegraph Company
American Bell Telephone Company
New England
Vermont
New Reclamation Service reorganized under five trustees
Secretary Lane places the reclamation service under a five member leadership team three of whom are his appointees WW Newell continues as director A P Davis becomes chief engineer Judge Will R King ex supreme court of Oregon named chief counsel W A Ryan ex Interstate Commerce Commission becomes comptroller and J D O'Donnell of Montana appointed irrigation supervisor They will be responsible for results in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Reclamation Service
Newell
P. Davis
Will R. King
Supreme Court of Oregon
W .A. Ryan
Int Tate Commerce Commission Comptriser
J D O’donnell
Montana
Northwest
Chance to Become Philippine Lumber King Ad
Advert says bidders can obtain timber lands with a $4000 deposit and secure a timber royalty. Government holds 5000 acres with about 1000000000 board feet. 4 percent of the timber is slated for immediate cutting and sale to raise revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aos
Apraf
Talisti
Steee-Sfat
PARDONED BY PRESIDENT FORMER SMUGGLER
President Wilson pardoned William Dunbar who had been convicted in an Oregon federal court for smuggling goods from Britain. The petition followed two decades in an American prison, aided by consuls and officials who commended his life in Hong Kong and expressed support for clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Liberty
Wilson
Wiliam Dunbar
United States
Atdet Court of
Oregon
Smuselli
Britta
Oimbra
Ana Hoes Boone
China
Hongkong
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Delaware and Hudson
Consolidated Gas
American Telephone
Atchison, St. Paul
Mexco
Curb Market
Vege Adé&ms
Anglo-American
Bradén
British-Amer Tobacco
New Giroux
Greéne-Cananea
Greene-Cananea
New Or
Goldfield
Kerr Lake
Ae L. V. Coal Sales Ge
Marhattan Transit
Marconi
Marconi Canadian
Nipissing Mines
People's Jas Rts W
Riker-Hegeman Co
Yukon Golf Stores
United Cigar
Ares
Nh Ett
Baltimore Securities
Balthmore
National Bank of Baltimore
Beabra
DLW
G. B. & Brening
Tanita
Kise Inc
Panama
REW York Money Market
United States Treasury
Boston
Philadelphia
Baston
Centenary Copper Range
East Batte
Frankhafe Me Granby
Greene-Cananéa
Mohawk
Nevada Consolidated
Plairg
Orthitte St .Ake
Old Dominion
Local Stock Exchange
Greer
Toledo
Alo
South C
Dima
Wooster
Mergiang
Pennsylvanis
Wheater
Gouthern
Tency
Lantes
Vatland Ann Peonev
Areca
Wall Street
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Trust
Ita
Bulkeley
NEW York Stock Market
Hphl
Anal Copper
Gsty
Lehigh Valley Hina
Aer Agricultural
Dita
Louisville & Nashville
Mesiran
Amervean Canal & Texas
Meriean Can
Kans. Ver
Car & Fdy
Aussouri Pacific
Amer
Cutten
National Biscuit
Tce Securities
N. Rys
New York Central
Ontario & W
Amer. Smelt & Rig
Amer S & R. Ptd
Worsfolk & Western
North American
Amer Tel. & Tel
Amer. Tobacco
Meray
Pacific Mall
Anaconda Mining Co
Pactic Tel. & Te
Atchison
Atlantic Coal
Ay Jp.c., & St. Ts
Rey
Pittsburgh Coal
Bethlehem Steel
Fittsburgh Coal
Brook
Cal. Petrot Ray
Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gus Ag
Seaboard Air Line Pfa
Delaware &_Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Den
Rio G
Tennessee Copper
Distillers’ Securities
Erie Arlebne
Yaol
Texas & Pacific
Erie
General Electric
United States Realty
United States Rubber
Great Northern
Great North Creeits
Batg
Llinois Central
United States Steel Prate
Utah
Inter.Met
Chemi Big Inter
Hervester Wabash
Inter. Marine
Tai Wabash Pfdt
Western Maryland
International Payer
International Pump
City Southern
Westinghouse
Laclede
Estes Wheel, & Lake
W. B. Hibbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Hibbs
Local Financial
Autosaies Gum and Chocolate Company
BH. H
U. S. Supreme Court
Local Produce Market
RE. H. Harriman
Southarest
Julus Kruttchnich
Atlat
Kruttschwaldt
Southern Pacific Falrend Company
Iie
Buta
Rrotesson
Hig
Jefferson Davis
London
Barriste
Iruttuchyitt
Tf Efarriman
Great
Mr. Kruttschnitt
Chicago Grain
NEW York Grain
Elgin
High, AL
Louis
Washington Cattle Market
WB. Hibbs & CO
Hemeers
Chicago Board of Trade
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
F Street
John Joy
District of Columbia
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
NEW Reclamation Service
Chance
Lumber King
Real Estate Trust Company
J. ©. Johnston
W. T. Lawrence
Ustabliahea
America
Ropa
J.C. Johnston & CO. Incorporated
Munsey
Richmond, Va
Newport News
Munsey Trust Company
Eae
Frank A. Munsey
National Savings and Trust Company
Corner 15Th and
N. Y. Ava
National Metropolitan Bank
U. S. Treasury
Oldest National Bank
J. Thilman
Hendrick Hendrick Building
15Th St. N. W
Washington Stock Exchange
Manhattan Site Insurance Co
Second Trust
Wor
Shannon & Luchs
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