CHECK PUT ON TRADING MORE GOLD GOES TO CANADA
Time loans rose to 1 per cent but did not spark active stock speculation. Market drift was downward with few leaders advancing, several newer industrials falling 1 to 2 points. Large currency outflow and $14.1 million in gold sent to Canada unsettled traders ahead of December 1 payments.
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New York
Call Moe
Canada
Amalgamated
Union Pacific
United States Realty
Can Common
Preferred
Mexican Petroleum Preferred
United States
O. D. Pyles
Washington
Ford
Pyreg
Ist
Baltimore Securities Daily Ledger, 1913 Transactions
Revenue receipts for the day and ordinary disbursements appear in this Baltimore ledger entry. Totals show balances, shipments, and averages including figures like 194,202 and 112,802, with scattered line items such as Lima, Warster, and New wilt balances.
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Anse
Tatedehr Nororth Lima
Lima and
Iiefane
Warster
Balanrea
Financial market roundup from New York notice
United States Treasury reports stronger money market with rates at 7 to 7 8 percent closing. Time deposits for sixty and ninety days at 8 percent, six months at 4 5 percent. Mercantile paper at 4 5 5 percent. Sterling exchange steady. Government bonds steady, rail road bonds easy. Agricultural prices listed for spring lambs hogs sheep veal calves and pork with varied per unit figures.
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New York
Joana Armer
Prime Mercantile
New York Produce Prices and Cotton Market Report
New York prices show steady butter cheese eggs and meats with varied receipts. Cotton futures fell about 10 points from intra day highs, closing easy with a net gain of 1.4 points amid liquidation and reports of ginning volumes reaching about 13,190,000 bales by December.
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New York
Southern Statistical
Batet
Philadelphia Markets Reported Prices on Butter Eggs Cheese
Philadelphia markets list butter Western creamery extra at 24 42 36 cents, eggs higher with nearby firsts free cases 12.80, Western extra free cases 12.60, chicken and poultry prices mixed with alive and dressed meat steady. Wheat No 2 red export around 2.74 to 2.77, corn and oats steady, No 2 white oats about 54 to 64 cents.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Philadelphia
Western Creamery
Wall Street Gossips On U S Markets And Canadian Bank Law
New York reports moderate London buying of American stocks with total arbitrage around 5 000 shares. European interest curbed by own cheap securities. Union Pacific reaches November high on a midrange gain, while Southern Pacific and Union Pacific show strong buying. Canadian bank law allows gold deposits for extra currency, possibly sourced from New York. United Cigar Stores leads gains, British American Tobacco and Intercontinental Rubber also move on activity.
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New York
Adams Express
Braden
Foal Sales Co
Manhattan Transit
United
United Ulgar Stores
London
Europe
Broad Street
United Cigar Stores
British American Tobacco
Local Produce Market Prices Listed for Mid-Atlantic States
Wholesale prices for Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware fruit and vegetables reported with live poultry and dairy items. Prices include spring chickens, turkeys, butter, cheese, eggs, potatoes, cabbage, cauliflower, cranberries, celery, lettuce, Brussels sprouts, various grapes, apples, pears, oranges, lemons, pineapple, and grapefruit with box, crate, and per unit terms.
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Ueaim
Elgin
New York State
West Virginia
Maine
California
Malaga
New York
Florida
Stock Market Quiet Amid Loyal Buying Power
Thanksgiving trading showed small overall orders but signs of buying strength in key issues. Washington Railway and Electric led bids, Capital Traction saw advancing bids, and notable trades included Washington Gas and Commercial National Bank. Intercity tariff actions and metal rate suspensions were ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission pending further investigation.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis
San Francisco
Local Stock Exchange Highlights and Bond Trades
The report lists noon sales including Washington Railway and Electric 4s at 80 with 1,000. Norfolk and Washington Steamboat 5s at 105 with 200. Washington Hallway and Electric common 10 at 85 and 5 at 87 and 1 at 88. Mergenthaler Linotype 6 at 217 and 3 at 217. Banks A National Bank 10 at 160 and Commercial National Bank 10 at 185. After call Washington Gas 1,000 at 107 and another 1,000 at 107. Washington Gas 5 at 82 percent and 10 at 82 percent. Washington Railway and Electric 4s 500 at 51. LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
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New York
American Agricultural
American Tel
Tel
American Tobacco
Bhs
Armour & Co
Atchison Gen
Atchison Ev
Atchison cv
Atlantic Coast Line
Wes
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn ‘Transit
Pa Central of Georgia
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Oslo
Cheasapeake & Ohio Cony
Chicago & Alton
Chicago
B. & Quince Joint
B. & Quincy
Mi & St
P. cv
R. R. Col
R.J. & Pac
Colorado
Outhern
Delaware & Hurison
Denver & Rio Grarle
Distillers
Erte
Tilmots
Interborough
Inter. Merc. Marine
Japan
Kansas
Ity Southern
Louisville & Saghville
Missour Kans
Texas
Lst
Missouri Pacific
Kans
Missouri Pacife
National Railways of Mexico
S. Bots
New York Central
Iga
Lta
N. H
Hartford c
Norfolk & Western Ist
Norfolk & Western Cy
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Penn. Co
Georgetown
Penn
Washington Gas
St. Louis
San Fran
Treasury Offices
Rt. Louis
Capital Traction Co
St. Louis Southwestern Con
Ann
Pat
River R
Seaboard Air Line
Columbia Ry
Southern Pacific Col
Columbia Railway
Southern Pacific
United States
Tropoltan R. R
Sh. Ry
Elec
Southern Railway
Treasury
Wash. Alex
Mt. Ver
Union Pacific
Nationa Ank
Union Pacific Co
Sliver Cain
Pow
Union Pacific Lst
Tel. & Tel
U. S. Steel
Virginia-Carolina
Wash. Market Co
Agittee
Wabash Island
National Banks
Wash Murbet Co
Western M. Fland
Philippines
Westinghouse Etectric Co
Cy N. & W. Steamboat
Market Cold Storage
Wisconsin Central
General Banes
Weal. Ry
Elec. Com
General Wash
Elec. Pfd
Steamboat
Georgetown Gas
Fun Am. Tel
Tel. Com
Sepien
Mergenthater Linotype
Greene-Cananea Copper National Bank
American Velease
Headstreet Bank Capital Columbia
Farmers and Mechanic i
Pet Pet
Tancoln 165 Inc
Metropolita
Washington
RAEO
Scurity and Trust
Philadelphia
Idene
Satronal A & Vings Nd
Trust Sr Lous
Union Trust Company
Pittsburgh
Gyi
Toran and Trus
Wea
San Francisco
Baltimore
Nee
Cincinnati
East Washington Savings
Minneapolis Sabe
Los Angele
Suranche
Teveland
Ontes Ang
Tha
National Union
Tawasside
Milwakee
Titlie Insurance Steen
Columbia
Portland
Staul
Denver
Security
Toledo
Washington Market
Spokane
Oakland
Peoria
San Diegeo
Dayton
Sacramento
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Springfield
Quincy
Panama
Bloomington
Ogden
Utah
Decatur
Jacksonville
Jacksonville, O1 000 33.1 Washington . 6, 6.8 A8 St Joseph
Neol
Wichita
Topeka Ik Sone
Social Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Gaa
Mergenthaler
Commercial National Bank
American National
Washington Gases
Washington Railway
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric 4A
Washington Hallway
Washington Railway and Electric
Alternatives facing American railroads cited by Holland
New York on December 11 the Railway Business Association will host its fifth annual dinner to discuss rail rate increases and the need for fresh capital for railroads. The group, mostly manufacturers and dealers in railroad supplies, argues for either new private capital or government ownership to sustain U S prosperity. The discussion features Howard Elliott and Gov. James F Cox with views on industrial readjustment and cooperation between employers workers and the public.
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New York
New York City
East
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Railway Business Association
United States
Jan
Chamber of Commerce
James J. Hill
Almere
Gulf States
South
Northwest
Willard
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Elliott
Howard Iliott
Great Northwest
New England
Fluett
James F. Cox
Ohio
Congress
Gov. Cox
Cox
New York Grain Market Report Nov 24
Wheat spot easy with No 2 red at 95% nominal c 4 f New York export basis, and 1.00 7 0 b afloat. No 2 Northern Duluth at 86% f G b afloat. Futures ease on softer abroad markets and weak export demand with profit taking. December 96% May 98%. Corn spot firm at 0¢ No 2 yellow. oats spot quiet. barley steady.
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New York
Duluth
Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Mixed Signals on Wheat and Corn
Chicago grain quotes show weak support for wheat with modest declines and mixed futures. Corn futures rose slightly while oats and barley held firm. cash grain values and specific futures numbers appear erratic amid market volatility and uncertain demand.
Baltimore Markets Poultry and Dairy Prices Listing
Baltimore markets report live chickens roosters and ducks priced per pound with variations by size age and region, Turkey and geese rates, Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby listings, dairy products including butter and creamery goods with per pound and per dozen figures, plus assorted rolls and stores. Prices reflect regional differences across Kent Island Western Southern and local markets.
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Baltimore
Kent Island
Souther
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Fista
West Virginia
Lima
Virginia
Congress Looks At Stored Food Time Limits In Cold Storage
Interstate Commerce Committee will hold hearings on McKellar’s bill to cap storage time for interstate food shipments. Some Southern members oppose drastic limits amid high cotton prices while others back labeling to show storage duration. Attorney General Reynolds probes storage practices as Adamson schedules first subcommittee work.
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Interstate Commerce Committee
McKellars
Congress
House
William C. Adamson
House Committee On
Tuesaday
Quiet trade and unionism top weekly labor brief notes
Dun's Review reports quieter trade and industry conditions, with hiring restrained by cautious demand. The week highlights include a Schenectady electrical workers dispute driven by union issues rather than wages, widespread retrenchment in iron and steel, limited freight rate concerns, and currency debates in Congress as railways curb capital spending.
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New York
Bradetreet
Schenectady
Dun
Farmer killed by negro near Salisbury in street altercation
Raymond Davis, 27, a Whiton farmer, died after a clash with a man named Hall while returning from Berlin in an automobile. Hall allegedly struck Davis with a large club, fracturing his skull. Davis died at Peninsula General Hospital. Hall was jailed at Snow Hill. Davis leaves a wife and two children.
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Salisbury
Hall
Raymond Davis
Whiton
Pennsincula General Hospital
Davis
Grover Davis
Berlin
Fiall
Snow Hill
Unlucky day astrology warns against travel and contracts
A London astrologer predicts a quiet day with slight planetary influence, Uranus adverse and Mercury faintly favorable. It warns of danger from electrical materials, strained friendships, and stomach disturbances, with a forecast of railway troubles, international disputes for the King of Norway, and a noted explorer’s possible accident within weeks. Children born under Sagittarius with Jupiter as ruler may be humane and clever.
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Uranus
Mercury
London
Norway
Jupiter
McClure
Livestock Market Report from Chicago and New York
Chicago and New York markets show mixed receipts across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle steady to higher with beeves at 6.60 to 9.50 and Texas steers 6.40 to 7.00, hogs strong with mixed lots near 7.20 to 7.65, sheep receipts around 5,000 with native lambs and yearlings priced in the mid six to seven dollar range.
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Chicago
Beeves
Texas
New York
The Metal Market Copper Prices Mixed in Early Trade
New York November 2 copper futures and spot quotes show standard and electro tug markets with prices around 14.62 to 16.00 for various grades. London spot copper around £68 and futures noted in different forward levels. Market tone described as quiet and uncharged with limited movement and regional postings in Cleveland and London.
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New York
Lake
London
Cleveland
Increase in rail wrecks and casualties reported
The Interstate Commerce Commission bulletin shows for the quarter ended June 3, 1913, a rise over the previous year in rail deaths and injuries. Killed up 140 and injured up 8283 in railroad accidents, with 124 more train accidents. Defective roadway and equipment caused many derailments, 15.1 percent from broken rail. Casualties totaled 2,535 killed and 49,911 injured. collisions and derailments reached 8,598.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Munsey Trust
Frank A.munsey
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
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Equitable
John Joy Edison
Frank FP. Heexide
National Savings and Trust Company
Corner 15Th and
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Ioana
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
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Oldest National Bank
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BF Ae
Shannon & Luchs
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Savines Banx
Wade H.cooper
J. T. D. Pyles
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