Taft Antitrust Policy Triggers Steel Market Slump
New York October reports show Taft’s Idaho remarks reiterating anti trust enforcement failed to reassure investors. Stocks weakened with United States Steel trading near two points lower, while rest of industrials fluctuated. Berlin and London gains in foreign exchange supported liquidity as gold exports waned.
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Taft
Idaho
United States Steel
Steel Corporation
United States
American Tobacco Company
Wall Paper Trust
London
Berlin
New York Bond Market Washington Stock Exchange
Market brief notes activity in New York bonds and Washington Exchange trading. Limited readable text references bond moves, stock exchanges, and possible price shifts. No clear quotes or dates available from the fragment.
Boston Wholesale Prices for Fruits and Vegetables
A historical Boston market listing shows wholesale quotations for eggs butter cheese poultry and a wide range of vegetables and fruits. Prices cover nearby Virginia Tennessee Maine California Colorado and Delaware origins with varied units and batch sizes for crates baskets and sacks.
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West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
New York State
Maine
Tima Beens
Colorado
California
Delaware
Niagara
Chestoute
Wall Street Gossip: Major Teebseco Split and Market Moves
Special to The Washington Post New York Oct 6 Brokers report American Teebseco’s disintegration plan proceeding with two of three spinoff companies. Ligent & Meyers and Lorillard handled as bonds amid broad stock activity. Old American Tobacco securities show little price movement as restructuring targets bonds and preferred stock. London omits rise in new capital for Q3 while copper exports drop. Calumet and Hecla merger abandoned due to unresolved final decisions.
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Washington Post
New York
American Teebseco Company
Inter- Posttion
Brandeis and Levy
Ligent & Meyers Company
P. Lorillard Company
American Tobacco Company
American ‘Tobacco Company
Ligelt &Meyers
P. Lorillard
Calumet and
Hecla Mining Company
Michigan Companies
Boston
New York Stock Market Opens on Friday in 1911
The New York Stock Market reports Friday activity dated October 6, 1911. Trading shows intraday movement across listed securities with market watchers noting gains and losses amid ongoing financial news and investor sentiment.
New York Bank Clearings Hit 1911 Week Total
Bradstreet reports New York bank clearings for the week ended October 6 1911 at 3 438 121 000. This compares with 2 994 522 000 the prior week and 3 241 474 000 in the same week last year. The following shows a partial listing of the cities.
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Bradstrest
New York Grain Market Summary October 6 and futures
New York grain quotes show quiet wheat with No 3 red at 98 1/4 elevator export basis and 99 1/2 fob as traders note world shipments and Northwest weather. December at 1.08 1/4 to 1.07 3/4, March 1.08 to 1.00. Corn 76 1/2 elevator domestic to arrive. oats spot steady. barley quiet. Receipts and shipments listed for each grain.
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New York
Duluth
Lick
The Metal Market Summary From New York and London
New York copper prices show spot at 11 800 711.90 with October 11 324 611.90 and November December January at 11 76911.90. London copper steadies with spot £54 15s and futures £58 15s 34. Arrivals today in New York tally 63 tons while exports so far the month reach 1 582 tons. Locally iron quiet with No 1 foundry Northern 15.25 9F15.80, No 2 18.00 16.25 and Be 1 Southern plus No 1 Southern soft 15 0g18.
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Ost. & Allie
Mers American Agricultural
American Tobacco
Beve Amour & Co
Avenison
Capital Traction Railroad Bs
Capital ‘Traction
Kaitore
Baltimore
Ohio
Batine
Washington Gas
Chesapeake & Ohio
Bam
Chesapeake ‘ Ohio
Chicago
Chicago & Alton
Boston
Mrgenthalernotype
Bo & Dulney
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Berie Savings
Near Pacific R
Kansas City
Mergenthaler Liinotype
Celene Pacific Railway Eda de
Pittsburgh
Lo Hadar
San Francisco
Elven Midland
Elorado & Southern
Ing
Delavente & Budgen
Minneapolis
Denver & Rio
Denver
Granite
Cleveland
Georgetown Gas
Washington
Los Angeles
Capital Traction
Friary Ds
Louisville
Anacostia
Potomac
Milwaukee
Tinta Central Lee Vet Seatite
Interborough-Mee
Bt Paul
Fumbia 2d Mort
Jeter Mere Marine Man
Apad &A
Atlanta
Colum Jananthas
Portland
Ore
Kansan City
Buffalo
Washington Railway
Tmacville & Nashville
Indianapolis
Potomac Electric
Mecouri Kanata & Tetas
Norfolk
Igeieo Ork Central
Birmingham
York Central
Wheeling
W.va
Washington Market
New Haven & Fartfordty
Wimington
Del
Norfolk and Washington Strbt
Norfolk & Western Tetcon
Houston
RES ‘Realty
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Southern Pacffc
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Washington Tane
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Qonthern Hliway
Union Pacine
Amican
Volon Pacific
Columbia
Wee Ci Fang Chemical
Farmers ‘and Nechnutes
Bistana
Sestarnia
Wertingnense Electric
Wisconsin Central
Tottered
American Security and Trust
Union National Savings and Trust
Loan and Trust
United Cates Trust
Savings Bank Stover
Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Dividkad
London
Custom House
Tron
Northern
Southern
Washington Stock Market Mixed as Virginia Growth Boosts Outlook
Transactions on the Washington Stock Exchange show broad participation with Mer genthaier leading gains and Capital Traction active. Washington Railway and Electric lagged while bonds and savings shares saw limited movement as Virginia and West Virginia business shows unusual activity with new corporations and sizable capital plans across Richmond Roanoke Huntington Norfolk.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Richmond
Roanoke
Huntington
Norfolk
Virginia Railway and Power Company
Interstate Chemical Corporation
Ita
Virginia Metal Products Corporation
D. H. Hewitt Lumber Company
W. Va
Logan County
Neuse River Timber Company
Iron merger and market moves loom in 1900s report
Baltimore Oct. 6 Manufacturers Record notes a $90,000,000 consolidation of iron and steel interests in Alabama involving the Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Company and the Southern Land and Steel Company. A New York committee led by Cecil A. Grenfell includes leaders from Guaranty Trust, United States Mortgage and Trust, and Bankers' Trust, shaping a merger of major firms. Chicago markets report wheat up and corn and oats down with mixed grain futures and related prices.
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Alabama
Alabama Consolidated Coal and, Iron Company
Southern Iand Steel Company
New York
Cecil A. Grenfell
Alex. J. Hemphill
Guaranty Trust, Company
John W. Platton
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Edwin G. Merrill
Trusts Company
Benjamin Strong
Bankers’ Trust Company
Harry Bremer
Halgarton & Co
Bankers
L. Melville
Canadian Northern Railroad
New York Cotton Market Fails to Hold Declines
Heavy selling in New York cotton produced new low records with the close 4 points above the lows on covering but still barely steady. Spot houses acted as sellers while wire and Southern linked houses hedged and sold at times. Weekly inventory hinted at underwhelming bullishness, with spot prices quiet and late futures barely steady, January near 9.85 to 9.88.
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Midala
Oil and meat prices and market receipts in scattered quotes
Wholesale quotes show firm futures on wheat and oats with varied poultry prices. Livestock market reports from New York and Toledo list steady to rising beef and veal values, strong sheep and lamb demand, and mixed hog prices with regional balances and shipments detailed.
Legal Record: Plea Guilty and Sentences in Several United States Cases
A dense legal record lists multiple United States v. defendants with guilty pleas and sentences, including Lafey, Jefferson, and Hawkins, across varied charges from robbery to housebreaking and assault with dangerous weapons. Lawyers named include W. G. Gardiner, J. S. Rogers, and others. The document also covers estate matters, bankruptcies, probate, and civil actions with brief procedural notes and dates.
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United Steter
Margaret Lafey
W. G. Gardiner
J. S. Rogers
United States
Milton Jefferson
William Tyler
Ter
Aited
Howard Allen
Frank Hawkins
Carroll
Wilfred Pire
Gordon Baker
Frank Luck
Robert Nelson
Thomas Taylor
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington Areas
A long list of property transfers in Washington DC from several owners to multiple buyers. Transactions include lots, blocks, and squares in Dobbins Additions, Ninth and N Streets Northwest, and more, with many at ten dollars and one at twenty. Names include Bessie Anderson, Joseph Lapshaw, Francis Klimkiewicz, William Ray, Charles Hendler, John O Meara, W Gwynn Gardiner, Aire McGrath, John Halslip, George Stiles, Margaret Lakeman, Edward Dulin, Mead Leighton, Winfield Jenks, Oliver Brown, Harold Johnsen, Blankenship Co., Mary Graham, Bridget Kane, Nord Bane, Corrie Loney, Andrew Huntington, John Wickham, Patrick O Toole, Rihanna Fultz, James Wickham, James Tichenor, and others.
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Joseph B. Lapshaw
Francis D. Klimkiewicz
Dobbins
William J
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Charles T. Hendler
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John R. Halslip
George W. Stiles, Jr
Beasle A. Billes
Sixthenth Street
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Holmes Ccentral Realty Corporation
Margaret B. Lakeman
Tieth Strdet
Cambridge Place
J. Lewis Willige
Edward M. Dulin
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Jenks
Thomas H. Yeager
Oliver P. M. Brown
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Mary D. Graham
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Elisabeth A. Kelly
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Patrick O'Toole
Bridget Kane
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Johaan V. Bane
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Corrie A. Loney
Andrew T. Bruntington
Randle -Highlands
John Wickham
James Wickham
Charles ¥.Smithson
Jacob Levin
Eighth Street
Charles M. Schneider
Martin H. Schneider
Riggs Street
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Thomez W. Smith
Sarah C
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Lucien Young
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Henry Evans
Mary J. Scott
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Margaret F. Bastress
Louise C. Drlamond
Waited States Trust Company
Holmes Central Realty Corporation
Edward M Dunnet Ax
Herbert A
J. Walter Stephenson
Gay Robertson
Henry C. Stewart
James M. Green
Charles B. Osborn
D. Graham
George M. Emmerich
Douglass
Permanent Building Association
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James Berry
Wiliam McK. Clayton
Perpetual Building Association
Dennis C
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Algernon
Gardiner
Catherine Holtman
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Harry T. Domer
Clarende B. Rheem
Aler T. Hensey
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Louise C. Chamond
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Jesse W. Rawlings
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Philadelphia Markets Report Sees Mixed Grain and Dairy Quotes
Philadelphia markets Oct 6 show wheat higher in export elevator trade No 2 red at 34 and oats firm No 2 white at 52057. Corn advances to 1 KGTR while butter stays firm with Western creamery prints at 32 to 33 per pound. Poultry prices steady across live and fresh killed fowls ducks and chickens with regional variations. potatoes quoted steady in New York and per bushel prices around 72 to 78.
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Security agreements list multiple mortgage transactions
A longOCR list details numerous mortgage liens and trust company actions securing various borrowers. Entries name lenders such as States Trust Company and borrowers including Holmes Central Realty and Mary C. Krogmann, with loan amounts from 800 to 15,000 dollars, terms from one to eight years, interest rates 3 to 6 percent, and properties described by square lots and blocks.
New York Produce Prices Mixed Across Dairy Flesh and Grains
New York market notes show varied movement with receipts for creamery products and eggs, while cheese remains steady. Poultry and lard options stay modest, with refined sugar and coffee prices easing modestly amid slow demand. Liverpool freight steady as grain and mercantile items adjust.
New York Money Market Rates Steady on Call and Time Loans
New York money markets show call money steady at 2 1/8 to 2 1/4 percent with a closing bid of 2 percent and offered at 2 1/4 percent. Time loans softer for 60 days at 3 3/4 percent and 4 days at 2 3/4 percent, with all months at 3 3/4 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 4 percent. Sterling exchange firm with bankers’ bills at 4.8290 for 60 day bills and at sea for demand. Commercial bills at 4.82 percent. Bar silver at 6 1/2 percent. Mexican dollars at 4 1/2 percent. Government bonds and railroad bonds firm.
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Mergenthaier
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New York
Prime Mercantile
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Charis J._ Murp
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Christina Waggamen
W. Owen
Samuel T. Harris
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Frank J. Bresnahan
Frank Libbey
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John A. Hamilton
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George W. Stiier, Jr
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Effingham Place
William H. Webb
Washington Lowe and Trest Company
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