Standard shares rise as steel leads advance
A clear gap forms between standard stocks and speculative issues with high grade railways in demand while war shares slump. Bethlehem Steel fell to 400 then closed near 430 amid market jitters over plant damage. United States Steel recovered after a weak open, bolstered by October unfilled orders. railways, notably Southern Pacific and Canadian Pacific, posted gains as negotiations on Pennsylvanian holdings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bethlehem Steel
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Pacific
St. Paul
New York Central
Reading
Norfolk and Western
United States
New York Bond Market Report From Boston Nov 10
Closing prices for Alaska Gold and various mining stocks appear in the Boston market note. Listings include Fortunes like Fo RDones Mining and Copper Thange Cong. with fractional percent values, alongside multiple mining firms such as Green-Cananea, Lake Mining, Mohawk, Nevada Con Mining, Hay Consolidated, Shannon, Superior, Utah Congo Mining and Wolverin Mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alaska
Fordones Mining
Boston Elevated O
Thange
treens-Cananea Mining
Lake
Sake
Miarad Mining
Mohawk Mining
Nevada
Con Mining
NOY
NHO & He
Hay Consol
Shannon Mining
Superior Mining
Crlted Britt Utah Congol Mining
Wolverinne Mining
Baltimore Markets and Grain Prices November 10 Summary
New York reports beeves receipts 2410 with steady steer and cow prices, calves 8.50 to 12.70, sheep and lambs 3.75 to 9.75, hogs 7.25 to 7.50. Chicago notes weaker hogs and steady cattle, Baltimore wheat firmer, oats stock 1,329,869 bushels, live poultry prices varying by type, butter and eggs listed, and New York mercantile rates with minor fluctuations in bonds and money market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Receintes
Hennery
Port Movement
Malg. Roepts
Expos
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Texas City
Norfalk
Beaton
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Houston
Memphis
Augusta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Wuittle Rock
Dallas
Montgomery
Little Rock
Wall Street News and GossipItem on US Steel unfilled tonnage rise
United States Steel reports unfilled tonnage at 6,165,452 tons for October 31 up 847,834 from September 30. Year earlier figure was 3,451,097 tons. October gain marks best since 1912. Estimated incoming steel business at 79,000 tons daily, a multi year record. Toledo Produce Exchange seeks ICC car relief. nearly 1,000,000 bushels awaiting shipment with no cars. Chicago Board of Trade cuts grain quotations. NYSE and De Aguero deny disruption to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Company
Steel Corporation
Toledo (Ohio
Chicago Board of Trade
Consolidated Exchange
M. E. de Aguero
de Aguero
Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Holland Press Calls for Additional Dry Docks
Holland writes urging expansion of dry dock capacity to support growing shipping demands. He cites rising vessel traffic, aging facilities, and the need for faster turnaround to maintain trade competitiveness. Government and private sector responses remain undecided as policymakers weigh funding options.
Admiral Edwards Calls for Stronger US Naval and Industrial Prep
Rear Admiral John R. Edwards argues that national defense requires expanded sea coast facilities and a robust iron and steel industry. He cites Panama Canal disruption as a risk to iron ore supply from Lake Superior, Chile, and Cuba, warning that war could shut 90 percent of iron and steel factories without inland production and continuous transport links. The piece references President Wilson's defense speech and industry leader Charles M. Schwab's ore transport plans, urging strategic diversification of sources and shipping to prevent reliance on a single route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John R. Edwards
Bristol
R. I
Richard H. Edmonds
Manufacturers’ Record
Baltimore
Cape Hatteras
Rio Grande
Edwards
Mr. Edmonds
Wilson
Germany
Canadian
United States
England
Birmingham
Tronley
Panama Canal
Bethlehem Steel Company
Lake Superior
T Ie Lakes
Cleveland
Bethlehem Steel Works
Charles M. Schwab
Chile
Delaware River
Bethlehem Works
Panama Canals
Mr. Schwab
Cuba
Cuban
Washington
Iron and
Holland
Chicago Grain Prices Rally on Wintry Northwest Conditions
Chicago and Philadelphia markets show wheat futures firming as Northwest weather suggests spring movement has peaked. Dec for wheat at 1.083% and May at 1.04% with corn and oats steadier. cash grain quotes mixed across No 2 and No 3 red and yellow varieties. Philadelphia reports higher butter and eggs with listed prices for Western creamery and nearby prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphia
Western Creamery
F. c
Western Extra
Washington Stock Exchange mixed as Railways and Gas lead
Local financial notes report a busier Washington Stock Exchange with Rail way and Electric preferred at 40 shares and Washington Gas active around 72 percent. Ten Mer governance shares sold at 181 while Bonds show irregular support. Riggs Bank names Joshua Evans Jr. cashier. plans for a new savings bank with $100000 capital and site at Fifteenth and H Streets NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Riggs Realty
Long
Riggs Bank
Riggs National Bank
Joshua Evans, Jr
Henry H. Flather
Evans
American Institute of Banking
New Savings Bank
Victor H. Esch
B. L. Castell
Gibbs L. Baker
John Doyle Carmody
B. L. Casteel
Fifteenth
H Streets
Local Stock Exchange Notes Bid and Asked Prices
Regular call at noon lists prices across multiple bonds and stocks. Capital Traction and Washington Utility issues show varying quotations, with Mergenthaler Linotype at 181, Graphophone at 110, and Washington Gas around 72 to 106 in several entries. Public utilities, railroad bonds, savings banks, and insurance stocks appear with bid and asked levels, notes on preferreds, and special maturities, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stock Exchange
Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Washington Railway and Electric
Cs Capital Traction
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Biecivireferred
Mergenthaler Linotype
Graphophone
Hoskington Gas
Cannter Traction
Washington Gas Bs
Biges Realty
Geotown Gas Cert
Ind
Georgetown Gas Bs
Washington Gas 5S
Columbia Gas & Elec
Capital Traction Co. Bs
City and Sub, Ry
Polym Ws
Esa Metropolitan R. R
Ry. & Elec
Wash
Balto
Pot. el
Tee Cc
P. Telephone
Tel
Mkt. Co
Mkt
W. Steamboat
Riggs Realty
Capital Traction Co
BS Wash
Elec
BSHN
Am. Tel
Tel. Co
Mergenthaler Linotyne
Lunston Monotype
National Bank
American Capital
Columbia
Farmers and Mechanica
Federal
Nat] Savings and Trust
Unon Trust Company
Loan & Trust
Continental
Savings
Home Savings Bank
Commerce and Savings
East Washington Savings
Corcoran
National Union
Columbia Title
C. Paper Mfg.Co
Security Storage Co
Washington Market
Georgetown Gas
Hid
Washington
Tilttles
Langton
Federal National Bank
Bo Wash, & Southern Bank
Continental Trant
Union Savings Bank
Washington Baseball Club
Milley Train Control
Gayety Theater
Crandall Amusement Co
Thomas L. Hume
G Street
Local Produce Market Prices and Poultry Rates
A historical listing of alive and dressed poultry prices along with dairy, vegetables, and fruit costs. Includes hens, roosters, ducks, turkeys, spring chickens, various cheeses and butters, and numerous produce items with per pound, per basket, or per crate pricing. Names of regions include Elgin Virginia and New York, with assorted price ranges and units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Elgin
Virginia
New York
N. C
Romaine
Evory
Florida
Concord
Delaware
Niagara
Treasury figures show year deficit and asset totals in 1915
United States Treasury data released on November 3 1915 reports a deficit for the fiscal year of 344 384 854 alongside total receipts and payments. The document lists general fund assets and liabilities including gold and silver holdings and notes the net balance in the general fund at 116 386 463 80. Market reports from New York detail cotton futures and commodity prices as of November 10 with cotton, butter, eggs, cheese, poultry and sugar prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury
Benen Fund
Weeeseee
General Fund
Federal Reserve Notes
Bee
Federal Reserve Banks
Philip-pines
Frgerly Gooses Bie
Treas ' Aycee Vevees
New York
Washington cattle market and futures firm notes
Washington cattle market reports hogs and lamb prices with mixed, capped ranges for veal calves and medium grades. New York price notices include durum and Northern grade bids. Futures firm with December at 1.11, corn spot barely steady at 7 41/2, oats steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O. B
Duluth
Manitoba
Buffalo
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Standard
Bethlehem
Baldwin Locomote Studebaker
Lavxawanna Steel
Artible Steel
United States Steel
Ber
Telw& Tel
Ammericat
Arimont & Co Hbase
Atebison Ren
Veenice
Tormue Coast Line
Fraltimore & Onto
D& Ohio
Mil & St P
Mn & St Fe
Unhooga KR
BAK Firlagen Ag
Ieneral Electric
Northern
Paves
Finols Central
Interborough Ramd Transit
Interborough Met
Kansas City Southern
Atke Shore
Jagcett & Myers Bs
Soathard Bs
Soulville & Nashville UN
Missouri, Kaw & Texas
Lst
Missouri Pacific cv
New York City
Ne York State
New York Railways
Adj
Oy& NH & Hartford
Norfolk & Western cv
Northern Pacific
Oregon Short Jane
Firecaster
Tel & Tel
Pennsylvania Consolidated
Pennsylvania Gen
Ray Consolidated
Republic
St Louis & San Wran
Se Souls Southwestern
Seaboard Air Line Adj
Southern Bell Tel
Dieine
Southern Railway
Utherm Railway
Texas Company
Texas & Pacific
Third Avenue
Union Bacifle
Nlen Pacific
Curb Market
Atlas Powder
Braden
du Pont P
New
Emerson Boat
Goldfield
Havana Tobacco
Hercules
Midvale Steel
N. J
W. P
Oil of
Cal
Kans
Nebr
Ohio
United Profit
City
U.S
U. i
Panama
Baltimore Securities
Nea New
Consolidated Power
Houston ON
FE. C
Pta
United Bays, & Etec. Co
Baltimore City
W & PL
Uta. R. & E. Co. Inc
Wash. Balt. & Annap. Ba
Wall Street
Seaboard
Newport News
NEW York Stock Market
Panatha Canal
Myers
Alaska-Juneau
AlHa-Chalmers
Long Island
Anis-Chalm. Pf
Louis, & Nagh
Am, Ag, Chem
Mack, Con
Manhattan Bl
A.B.S.& F.cs.pt
Max, M. Co
M. M
Am, Hide & L
Kan, & T. Th
Mo. Patific
Mont. Power
Nat
Enam
É& 3
Neyv. C. Con
Pf. al
N. Y. Air
Am. Smelt, Pt. B
Centra
Am Steel
Am Tel
N. Y
Am. Tobacco
Nort. & West
North Amer
Amer. Woolen
North
Pale
Am. Woolen Pf
Pacific Mail
Am. W. P. Pf
Pac. Tel. & Tel
Pitts. Coal Pf
Bald. Loco
Pitts. Steel Pf
Beth. Steel
Press
Beth, Steel Pt
P. S of N. J
Brooklyn KR
Quickaliver
Brown Shoe
Ry, Steel Sp
Brown Shoe Pt
Ry. S. Sp. Pt
Ray Con
Brunswick
Butte & Sup
Butterick Co
Cal. Petrol
Rep. I
Cal. Petrol Pf
Can. Pacific
Rock Island
P Ma
Case
J. I. Pi
Rumely Isand
Rumely, Ctfs
Rumely Pf
Ches
Chi. Gt. West
St.l.& S.f.2d
Chi. G. W
Seaboard A. L
Chi
St. P
M.& St.P.pf
Seab. A. L. Pf
Chl & N. W
Sears Roebuck
Slosa
Sioss S.S.& Unt
China
Cluett Peabody
South Pacific
P. R. Sugar
Col, Fuel & Iron
Southern Ry
Col. & South
South. Ry. Pf
Studebaker
Contin
Can
Studebaker Pf
Tenn
Baie
Crucible Steel
Texas & Pac
Crucible S
Texas Co
Cub
Am. Sugar
Cub. A. Pfa
Union B. & P
Giod. & KR
Joel Detroit Edison
Union Pac. Pf
Dist. Securities
Amy
United Cigar
Elec. Stor. Bat
U. C
Erie
U. S
United Fruit
United By. Inv
U. Ry. Inv. Pf
Gen. Electric
U.S.C
P. & Fil
Gen. Motors
Imuaclp
F.pf
Gen. Mot. Pfd
Goodrich, B. F
Re. & Im
Gt. North. Pfd
U. Red. & Raya
N. O
Guegen
Int
Agricul
Steel
Int. Ag
Utah
Va.Car. Chem
Inter. Met
Ir. GC. & Cy
Inter Con
Wabash W. i
Inter. Con
Wab. Ph A
Wab. Pf. B
West Mary
West
UN. Tel
Westinghouse
Kayser, J
Woolworth
Kana
Chicago Grain
Local Stock Exchange
Local Produce Market
United States Treasury
Washington Cattle Market
NEW York Grain
Alex. Brown & Sons
GEORGE W_ WHITE
AH P
McClure
Europe
Clatteryag Bweiment Sécurities
Astaditaked
Exchange Place
Rochester Mines
Fredman
Kathedian
MAX B. Borg & CO
Broad Street, New York
C. R. Bergmann & Co
Broadway
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Thomas P. Morgan
Hroom
Southern Bldg
Borra
Geotiethan
Experve
Thege
Western City
Shia
Ees
Dentinger & CO
Evans Bidz
C. Real Estate
Jeter EF. Abiskell
H St. W. OW
National Savings and Trust Company
N. Y. Ave
FCAR
Wemy
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
T. A. Cook
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