Reading Shares Drop as Readings Lead Market Slump
Reading common tumbled nearly two points as heavy selling swept the market, while United States Steel and Union Pacific fell briefly with their peers before stabilizing. Stronger action in Louisville and Nashville, Atlantic Coast Line, and other rails, plus cotton crop prospects and a calmer German monetary tone, helped ease overall declines.
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United States
Union Pacific
Reading
United States Steel
Alster
Het
Supreme Court of the United States
Temple Iron Company
Companien
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Supreme Court
Headingunday Wan
Jormy
Louisville and Nashville and
Atlantis Coast Line
Wal Street
Huyiak
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Preferrod
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Louis
Lehigh Valley
Inox
South
Sterling Exchange
American Tobacco Company
United States Circuit Court
Imperial Bank of Germany
Germany
Treasury Report Notices Bigto Minnesota October Loss
The United States Treasury release from Bigto Minnesota dated October 9 indicates a net output of 708000 pounds. Officials report a financial adjustment connected to a specific measure, with details terse and focused on the affected amount.
Washington Produce Market Price Report Oct Closing
Benton market daily report shows wholesale quotations for fruits vegetables eggs butter and dairy products. Notable items include copper, apples, cranberries, grapes, cabbage, tomatoes, beans, and peppers with varying per basket, per crate, and per hundredweight pricing. beef, pork, lamb, and veal markets also listed with ranges and terms.
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Oct
Butte Coalition
Centennial
Franklin
Granby
Nevada
North Bute
Virginia
New York State
New, Large
Utah Copper Co
Cnichens
Roosters
Poistoss
Maine
Lanene
Lea
Wall Street Gossip From The Washington Fest
Wall Street gossip notes a Senate session focus on Prohibition prosecutions and antitrust suits against United States Steel and anthracite railroads. Reading shares slump further while Wabash, Bank of Germany news, copper stocks, and cotton prices dominate a dull, irregular market. Atlantic Coast Line and Louisville and Nashville rise modestly as southern crop expectations boost rail traffic.
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Washington
New York
United States Supreme Court
Denis
Wickersham
United States Steel Corporation
Union Pacific Cass
Harriman
Reading
Union Pacific
Aie
Washington Stock Exchange Week Opens With Mixed Trade
Opening session shows light trading and generally firm prices. Washington Gas rises half a point to around 180 shares traded. Mergenthaler holds near recent highs while Potomac Electric and Washington Railway bonds steady. Franklin Insurance small block at 3 1/2. District National stock scarce around 123. General market activity remains cautious with limited broker participation.
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Washington Gas
District National Bank
Ly Tean Pranklin Fire Ynaurance
Meath
Tar Cath Wee Inate
Potomac Electric
Rometon Om Gasa
Ailro
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Orpical Peer
Columbia x Mor
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Ington
Wshington
Cord Ata Reon
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Washington
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Freaklin
Ates
Washington Stock Exchange
Mergenthaler
Lanaton
Franklin Insurance
Bank and Trust Company
District National
Potomac Electric First
Consolidated Bs
Washington Railway and Electric 4A
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric reports first six months gain
Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railroad officials report a net income rise for September and six month period despite higher operating costs. The six month gross operating revenue reached 9977,128 with expenses at 174,710.44 and a surplus of 100,000 anticipated. Net income for the month rose to 70,000, while the six month totals show rising profits, aided by lower interest and tax charges.
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Electric Railroad Company
Yoon City Southern
Kansas City
Loulevile
Nashville
New York Central
Southern Hallway Ltd
United States
Wabanh
Dante
C. Roper
W. B. Hibba & Co
Mackay Co
Don. Y
Ontario
United
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Kanags
Tex Mo
Kanoue and
Texas Pfd
American Woolen Anaconda Mink Atchison
Fitehiagh
Laoot
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore
Arid Ohi
Bethlehem Steet
Brooklyn
Tapia T
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central
New Jersey
Chesapeake and
Ohio
Chicago
Alton
Chicago Great Western
New
Reesees
Northwestern
Chi
Mil
St. Paul
St. de
Colorado
Delaware and Hudson
Denver
Rio Grand
Denver and
Rio Grande
SeelRack
Sen Pran
Loule South Western
Abi
Pullman Palace Raliwey
Republic Steel
Erie
Pra
McGeneral Electric
Great Northern Ptd
Great Northern
11Thole Central
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Inter
Harvester Tater
Marlin Pf
Paper
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Errotk
Northern Pacific Wo
Pacifc Mail
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shee-Hhemeth Steel and Iron
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Southern Railway
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Toxes and Pachic
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Western Union Yea Company
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Hibbs Bulldiog
Washington Brooks Change
LIVE STOCK MARKETS REPORTS FROM NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
Market summaries detail Oct. nine receipts across cattle calves sheep and hogs in New York and Chicago. Cattle demand steady to firm with cows steady to slightly higher. hogs steady to higher. sheep and lambs mixed with lambs softer. Weekly totals show diet trends with notable volume in cattle and sheep futures.
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Chicago
Texas
Wentern
Bore
Ikea
Chicago Grain Market Ends Mixed After Government Report Haze
Chicago trading showed a mixed close with wheat slightly higher than Saturday, corn down 4 to 4 percent, and hogs mixed around a two to four cent swing. Northwest hedging and expectant government figures shaped the day as traders awaited precise crop data.
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New York Cotton Struggles to Hold Ground as Prices Slip
New York cotton markets opened weak and declined further with October and January contracts dipping below 9140. Close remained barely steady, down 2 to 22 points from the day’s lows, with December showing some gains from the low but overall low records on the list. Reports from the South pointed to hedging pressure near, while local selling persisted, keeping demand tepid.
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Gulf
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes
Market report covering dairy, cheese, eggs, flour, rice, feed, hay, hides, leather, pork, beef, lard, tallow, oil, sugar, coffee, potatoes, weights, and freight prices. Lists receipts and current levels for New York and nearby markets with emphasis on dairy and egg lines, various grades of milk products, poultry, and commodities. Includes regional references and price ranges for multiple items.
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Goz
BNI
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Muscovado
COFFE
Rio
Cordova
Maine
Jersey
Southern Sweets
Ters Poon
Liverpool
Virginia
New York Grain Market Report October Prices and Volumes
Wheat futures opened weak as Northwest news and a larger visible supply weighed on prices. December closed at 1.07 1/16, May at 1.08 5/16. Corn and oats showed steady to easy quotes with receipts and shipments listed for the period.
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Naturel
York
Tago
New York
Duluth
Europe
Recelpte
Domertis
O. T
Copper market report and financial markers from New York
The Standard copper week notes spot and forward prices, arrivals of 475 tons in New York, and exports of 2 562 tons to date. Local activity quiet with various foundry quotes in Cleveland and New York money and exchange rates amid steady mercantile paper and bank notes.
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London
Custom House Petia
Cleveland
Ron Quiet
Northern
Southern
ORD Lega
Reports Loss in Grains As Weather Hurts Spring Wheat
The Department of Agriculture notes a total loss of 301,000,000 bushels in spring wheat, oats, and barley from last year. Other crops show mixed results with corn down about 256,000,000 bushels projected, flax up, and rice and potatoes varying, while only flax exceeds last year's harvest.
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Treasury
Atte
Philippine Treasury
Fedemptiion Taubt
Tela
Department of Agriculture
Rica
Hearings on Banking Plan To Be Held Across Cities
Monetary Commission subcommittee will hear proposed banking and currency legislation in New York October 16 and 17 with additional sessions planned in Chicago St Louis St Paul Seattle San Francisco Denver and several Southern cities. Senator Aldrich’s plan amended by the American Bankers Association will guide discussion. testimony will be printed for Congress and the commission.
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New York
Vreeland
National Monetary Commission
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St. Paul
Seattle
San Francisco
Denver
Aldrich
American Bankers’ Association
Congress
Plans of Southern Steel Consolidation With Alabama Firm
New York October 9 report announces the planned reorganization of the Southern Iron and Steel Company and its consolidation with the Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Company. The merged entity will assume about 2 million dollars in underlying bonds on each property and will issue 20 million dollars in bonds and stock to raise roughly 4.18 million dollars in additional capital.
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New York Avenue
Automobile World warns on stolen cars and ignition locks
Police reports show most thefts hinge on ignition systems as owners neglect locking switches. Experts urge locking devices or chains through wheels, with signs to deter thieves. J Mubleisen of Luttrell Co departs for Detroit to speed shipment of 1812 Packards to Washington. J M Powell of Cordele enters two Oldsmobile Autocrata for Glidden tour amid local sympathy and booster effort in Cordele.
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Luttrell Company
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Washington
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Cordele
Bowell
Georgia
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Cordéle
Rixey sale upheld as court confirms public auction
In Alexandria, Judge Louis C. Bailey denied motions to set aside the Belle Park sale of C Jones Rixey, ruling the auction to Duncan at $20,000 valid. Proceeds go to the Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation creditors. other sales proceeded for the trust fund, with various parcels transferred to named buyers. A separate case, William Harris, a black man, pled guilty to second degree murder and received a long prison term.
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Culpeper County
C. Jones Rixey
Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation
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Mamie Martin
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Washington Southern Railway
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W. R. Snyder
Gibson Corporation
Wisner Manufacturing Company
H. Waiton
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J. E. Frollinger
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Capital City Telephone Company
Griffin Furniture Company
Rasme! Bros
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J. O. Hutchison
Nyder Electric Company
L. Y. Rossen
John P. Mahoney
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H.C. Corbett
William Rogera
Notice of Probate Administration in District of Columbia
The Kansas subscriber holds letters testamentary from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia for the estate of William Morrison, deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with proper authentication to the subscriber by August 10, 1912, or be barred from the estate. Dated September 23, 1911, Charles A. Mills Topeka Kansas. Clerk J. Tanner, Register of Wills for DC, J. J. Darl ington Attorney.
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District OF Columbia
State of
Kansas
William C. Morrison
Beneft
Charles A. Mills
Topeka
Kans
Jakes Tanner
J. J. Darlington
Bankruptcy Notice in Supreme Court of DC No 758
Schwartz, a bankrupt, has filed for discharge in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. Interested parties must appear in opposition by November 19 before Referee in Bankruptcy RL MacAalmont.
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Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
Schwartz
Macaalmont
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