Profit taking weighs on market as bonds eyed soon
Traders reported heavy tone from profit taking with quotations wavering and some losses in leading issues. Banks and steel shares weakened while United States Steel and United States Copper firms saw declines. investors awaited a stronger bank and bond market after year’s end as gold flowed to the Bank of England and financial conditions loosened.
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Bank of England
New York
Harriman
Union Pacific
Indigu Eal
Copper Group
United States Steel
American Telephone
American Tobacco
Market slips as storms curb wire and bunkers ease gains
Wall Street notes a softer tone amid widespread storms that dampened wire services and curbed speculative rushes. Gains in select issues followed the Kentucky Southern Pacific tax ruling and American Cotton Oil’s year end report showing a deficit on common while strong surplus on the company’s finances supported a dividend plan and boosted the stock from 42½ to 44.
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Ros
Treasury Ledger Details and Market Notes 1811
An 1811 Treasury statement shows receipts and balances across mixed accounts, including capital receipts and national standards, with mention of gold coin, silver, and bank notes. Market quotes from New York and Chicago reveal wheat, corn, and live poultry prices, with conditions and closing figures and notable transport and storage notes.
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Treasury
Nepostin
Philippine Treasury
Ted Tug
Tm General Fund
Phesaneake & Cie
Ieee
Gad Cota
Sitter Gonars
Ealewen
Lars
Lever
Lever “Mere
Shine
Japan
Nian
Lake Shore
Coudeville & Aahut Am Macourt, Kanes & Torys
Yimou
Kansas
Texas
Missouri
Pactflea
Misuott Pacific
Ational Stailways of
Mexico
Roaton
Butte Coalition
Centennial
Copper Range Consolidated Co
Baat Butte Copper Mine
Franklin S.s
Giroux Consolidated
Naz Granty Consolidated
Greene-Cananea
Nevaga Consolidated
Niptesing
North Butte
North Lake
Old Dominion
Shannon
Utah
New York
American Steel
Twig
Braden
Mt Cavingsian Fras
Rx Butte Coalition
F Southwhalhen
Rome
Chicago Subway
de Louis Southwestern Tet Gold
Stadoard
Blue Adda
Greene-Cananea Ys Southert
Colta
Ozi
Intercontinental
Kerr Lake
la Rose Consolidated
Gion
Mason Valley
Government Bonds Market Report in New York
Nov 18 New York money on call rising with inroads in rates. Bond figures quoted include 2% per annum on bid and offer around 7% per cent. Trading notes reference short-term maturities and banker activity, with unclear figures suggesting prices near 5980 for 60 days and 4.47 for a term.
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New York
Reesiaeos
Bankers
Pamand
Commarc
Washington Stock Exchange activity leads as shares trade briskly
Trading in focal stock leaves center stage on the Washington Stock Exchange with activity above recent days. Prices held steady with few changes from last week, several issues saw varied bids and modest sales, and bonds and type stocks traded at mixed levels amid ongoing demand.
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Focal Stock Teaves
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Capital Traction
Washington
Gonalderabie
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Washington-Virginia Railway Common
Union ‘Trust
United ‘States Trust
Washington Produce Market Prices and Demand Reports
An itemized listing from the Washington Produce Market shows strong demand for fruits and vegetables with varied prices. Apples, pears, and citrus are noted, alongside poultry and meats with per unit pricing, reflecting current market activity and supplies.
Live Stock Markets Report Markets Show Strength Across Classes
Receipts total 25 000 to 25 000 and 3 000 at the week’s opening as cattle calves and hogs move with mixed demand. Prices edge higher for Western steers and native stock with strong tone seen in calves and feeders while sheep and lambs show steady to firmer values amid active demand. Pigs and bulls hold near steady levels as market breadth remains broad and futures caution lingers in the week’s start.
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Chiemno
Kor
Pice
Wolk
Enlow
Nativa
Weetera
Immba
We York
Mor
Irremalar
Maine
Onerby
Bieudy
New York Cotton Slips After Early Decline on Weather
Trading on November 1 sees an initial drop followed by a steady tone in New York cotton. Prices idle near unchanged to 4 points lower as later deliveries ease 1 to 4 points under the actual market. Market mood shifts on reports of southern weather, with shorts uneasy but sentiment improving as the day closes.
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Guamery
Valles
Baltimore
Western Damasaic
Lange
Goarby
Kent
Vicginia
Dlarpland
Virginie
Benhuyivania
York
Nemora
Orlanda
Gill
Tapalo
Noro Spit
Juary
Cleveland
London
Lolly
Tron
Hongihes
Philadelphia markets and Canadian Pacific dividend news
A mixed Philadelphia market report shows grain and butter prices firm with gains in nearby butter and corn and white wheat receipts. Separate notes from Montreal report the Canadian Pacific Railway board declaring a 2.45 percent quarterly dividend, 10 percent annual rate, with 7 percent from revenue and 3 percent from land sales and other sources.
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New York
Ty Evens
Spelag Chickeres
Trea
Bell ‘Stock
Sersay Bor Denke
New York Choice
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railroad Today
Raloa
Wall Street Bear Pool Debates Cotton Price Depression
Legislator Aiken presses federal action over alleged bear pools depressing cotton prices. Attorney General Wickersham admits lack of evidence and seeks detailed information while awaiting Supreme Court rulings on related cornering cases. Debate centers on legality and enforcement against market manipulation harming the Southern producer.
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Wickeraham
Wall Street
Aiken
South Carolina
Wickersham
Supreme Court of the United States
Cotter
Couple repulse bandits at store in Velardena Mexico
Francisco Ibarra and his wife Lenora Tarra fought eighteen raiders who attacked the Ibarra store. The couple defended the shop from behind barred windows, killing five attackers and seriously wounding three more while barricading the doors.
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Velardena
Mexico
Francisco Ibarra
Ibarra
Lenora Tarra
May Not Try Mrs. Schenk Poisoning Case Postponed
In Wheeling West Virginia on November 13 the trial of Mrs Laura Farnsworth Schenk charged with administering poison to her millionaire husband John C Schenk was postponed for the third time due to the absence of the public prosecutor The case will be called again in a few weeks and the indictment or divorce proceedings may influence the schedule
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Wheeling
W. Va
Laura Farnsworth Schenk
John C. Schenk
Schenk
New York Produce Prices Report Delayed Trust Hearings
New York November 1 report catalogs varied dairy and food trading items with prices, including milk creams, butter, eggs, meat, and flour. lists dozens of commodities with units and recent bids. The item ends noting the postponement of final hearings on the sugar and steamship trust dissolution until December 6.
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Trust
New York
Sugar and Ateamemip Truste
United States
Breait
Derember
New York Grain Market Reports Mixed Futures Movement
New York grain notes a steady spot market with mixed futures. Traders stay cautious amid bearish overseas news and limited export progress. December and May futures show small fluctuations as the market qties cargo around 260000 bushels on export flows.
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New York
Nev
Duluth
Tereipta
Ako
The Metal Market Report from York and London
Fragmented metal market notes from York and London list prices, tonnage, and commodities with scattered figures including copper, tungsten, and other metals. The text mentions exports, warrants, and quiet trading, but many values are garbled or partial.
Quotations from Gilly Pe November 11 summarized
Crude quotations show balances and averages for shipments. Credite balance 130 and 112780, average 107497. Shipment average 312.52 and 08.70. Oleds Ohio. Now December North Lima 4 South Lita 3 Tadleoa 7.
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Gilly
Potash Deal Ratified Ends Prolonged Controversy
Berlin reports the long-continued potash controversy ending as the German syndicate interests and American dealers ratified the agreement. Contracts between Americans and nonsyndicate firms were canceled, resolving the dispute.
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Berlin
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