Flurry in Gall Money Loans at 27 Per Cent in Last Trading Hour
Stocks drifted in a market held near equilibrium as conflicting forces limited activity. London demand boosted early prices while money rates surged later, with last hour loans at 27 per cent. Traders noted heavy expected bank withdrawals and mixed signals from Mexican Central and other issues.
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London
New York Bond Market Signals Mixed City Debt Activity
In New York on a Monday trading session, various bonds and securities show mixed activity. Listings include American Tobacco, Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio, Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Central of Georgia, Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago and Alton, Louisville and Nashville, Missouri Kansas Texas, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Norfolk and Western, Seaboard Air Line, Southern Pacific, Pacific Electric, Union Pacific, and more, with prices and certificates noted across multiple railroads and utilities. The report reflects broad dealer interest and varied price levels across corporate and municipal securities.
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New York
Mon
EE Chapman & Co
Chipmas
F Street
Northwest
American Tobacco Deers
American Tobacco
Atchison Generada
Atchison Adjuntmant
Allanle Coast Line
Balmore
Ohio
Baltimore
Brooklyn Rapid
Central of Georgia
Georgia
Chesapeake
Chicago
Alton
Burlington and Quincy
New Ds
Sim
Elie Ballros
le Lovie General
Colorado
Todavtriatta
Servin
Oternde
Bellinora
Cuba
Denver
Alo Grande
Bistiliers Securities Barte Prior Henda
Erle Guert
Hocking Valley
Wvsccesas
Oss
Japan
Carli Rcalam
Seveeseevemervetey
Rs Fareserevernmente
Leutavilie
Nashvite
Manhattan
Almeapolis
Lousis
Texac
National
Wexleo Consorte
New York Central
Jersey
Northern Paciers
Norfolk and Wester Cénisol
Oregon
Lemie Ani
al Seaboard Air Line
Southern
En Pacific
Iat
Southern Railway
Toane and
Pacific
Vta
Toledo St Loute and Western
Enion Pacife
Lutte States Steel Sea Wabash
Western Maryland
Wheeling and Lakerie
Wiecowaln Central
New York Stock Market
Kanene City
Connie Me
Loulaville and
Nushylila
Am Car and Foundry
Am Car and Foundry Ptd
Minneapolis
St Louis
American Express
Minsouri Pacifec
Missouri
Kaness
Texas
Kannas
Natione
Nat RR of
Mexico
New York Centra
Ontario and Western
Norfolk and Western
Rtk
Jam Tobacco Ptd Curth
Northern Pacific
Ina
Ansconde Mining Company
Pacific Mail
Atchicon
Penniania
Atchison
Lool
Atlantic Coast
Eine
Baltimora
Oninak
Saal Baa Bay
Baltimore and
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Pullman Palace
Canadian Pacific
Central
New Jarvey
Amy Teading
Republic
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Rock Taland Company
Northwestern
Pia Age
Coty
T and T Pia
Bao
Colo and
Southern Ist
Southern Pacific Pit
Pta
Texas and Pacific
Delaware and Hudson
Bas
Toledo
St L
Western
Delack and
Wantera
Danver
Rio Grande
Union Proifie
Hie Grande
Union Packie Pd
Distillera
United States Express
Deel
United States Realty
United States Rubber
United States
General Electric
Harmonate
United States Steel Atg
ATI
Great Northern
United States Steel
Va -Carolina Chemical
Plae
Wabash
Wells Fargo
Weatinghouse Electric
Western Union
Kansas City Southers
W B Hithy & Co. Dankers
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Boad
Tendo
Washington Stock Exchange
Wall Street Gossip On Rates and Northern Pacific Speculation
Special to The Washington Fest New York Nov The belief in the street is that money rates will stay high Monday unless Secretary Shaw acts to ease a restraint on 71 3 percent time funds High rates attract money and threaten business The Atchison semi annual dividend of 21 2 percent payable tomorrow prompts talk of a six percent common stock basis six months hence Hill's influence on stock prices noted Northern Pacific moves after his appearance plans to substitute control of Great Northern for Burlington and Northern Pacific cash dividends and stock rights under discussion with potential 26 percent cash distribution cited
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Washington Post
New York
London
Bank of England
Land Ross
Tomorpor
To-Morrow
San Francisco
New
Orleana
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Atchison Common
Rock Island
Tharket
T.e
Deg
Western Union
Canada
Cbalt
Shaw
Wallstreet
Atchison
Hill
Burlington
Stock Boom Halts for Copper Dullness and Merger Talks
A brisk stock market session saw Washington Railway and Electric lead gains as prices jumped from 421 4 to 43 3-4 amid heavy rail stock trading. Mergenthaler Linotype rose with Harriman issues while Amalgamated Copper rallied on London copper moves and favorable demand. Bond and utility shares showed strength, with discussions hinting at Southern Iron merger plans and Virginia Iron Co. bonds buoyed by anticipated stock sales and debt reductions.
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Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Railway Common
Mergenthaler
Harriman
Milboth
Bell Mining
Congress
London
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Southern Iron
Tennessee Coal
Eron
Virginia Iron, Coel and Coke Company
Southern Railway
Virginia and Southwestern
Amalgamated Copper
Rio Tinte
Boston
Montana
Amalgamated
Curb Market Notes From New York Money Rates
New York money on call is strong and higher at 6 27 percent ruling rate with closing bids. Logue reports sixty days at 7 percent, ninety days at 7 percent, and six month rates around 6 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 8 with sterling exchange cashed for demand and sixty day bills at 4 per cent. Posted rates 4 8 1/2 percent and 4 50 3/4 for commercial bills. Bar silver at 61 1/2, Mexican dollars 23 1/2. Government standings steady. Railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Bae
Sterling Exchange
Bank Clearings Show Mixed U S Regions For Week Ended Nov 29
New York totals lead with 2,629,558 decline while Chicago and many cities report gains or decreases. Notable increases occur in Philadelphia Boston St Louis and San Francisco, with declines in Memphis and perhaps others. Overall Canadian totals reach 905,108,822 with a note of incomplete totals due to contested figures.
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New York
Bradstrest
Boston
Philadelphia
St Lovie
Piteoburg
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Kanes City
New Orleans
Minneapolia
Cleveland
Focraass
Loulaville
Increae
Detroit
Incresar
Lox AngeLex
Omaha
Milwaukee
Increans
St. Paul
Denver
Beattie
Memphis
Fort Worth
Bis
Rishmona
Washington
Bavannah
Atlanta
Nashville
Norton
Birmingham
Houston
Galveston
New ‘York City
von Tal
Continental (Fire) Insurance Co
San Francisco
JAS. A. Marvin & CO
Treasury Report of National Bank Notes and Receipts
Treasury report shows yesterday’s redemption of national bank notes at 74 236 dollars and 2 008 receipts from internal revenues. It lists customs receipts 1 753 728 and miscellaneous receipts 705 583. Expenditures total 201 000 with reserve fund gold coin and bullion 150 000 000. Trust funds to redeem outstanding certificates include gold and silver assets, total balances across funds and banks, and current treasury mobilities with gold reserve balance 350 000 000.
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Gok Cold Ae
Wea
Eee
General Fund
Philippine Treasury
Treasury
Baltimore markets report on grains and commodities
Market bulletin from Baltimore listing dull mixed receipts and unchanged figures for wheat, rye, oats, corn, and hay. Prices shown for No 2 red Western wheat, Southern oats, No 2 white, and various grain futures, with notes on steady to firm conditions across categories and occasional slight changes.
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Baltimore
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes
New York reports mixed commodity prices with flour and rye flour dull, cornmeal steady, oats unchanged, hogs rising, butter firm, and wool steady. Wheat futures show May slightly higher, with spread between futures and spot reflecting export demand and weather outlook. primary arrivals and stocks highlighted by W B Hibbs & Co. Open high low quotes across grains and provisions.
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W. B Hibbs & Co
Atrest
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Argan
Joral
Longa Ani Commission Hovees
Cincinnnati ‘Ride Jornal
Argentina
Bradatreet
Minnespotis
Duluth
Chienga
Agalet
Walt
New York Grain Market Mixed as Wheat and Corn Turn Lower
New York grain prices show mixed activity with wheat futures slipping on bearish crop news while corn edges lower on liquidation, exports and spot market softness. Reports list No 2 red wheat at 304 cents, December at 80. PS1, and May/July patches. oats and barley listed as steady to firm.
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New York
New
Duluth
Ford
New York Cotton Markets Turn Easier After Early High
New York cotton prices opened with gains near the week high, then eased into the late session. Trading showed January and March futures advancing from earlier levels amid covering and bull support, with December and nearby months under pressure as selling intensified and speculative activity fluctuated. Estimated daily volume reached about 350,000 bales.
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Hibby & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Wastom
Liverpool
Live Stock Markets Report from New York Nov 20
Live stock markets show receipts of 3 490 head with an active firm market and higher prices for most categories. Cattle demand includes 700 to 900 head of Western calves and 200 nominal armamil, with various classes such as grassers and dressed veals noted. Sheep and lamb receipts total 4336 head. market conditions mixed with cannery and export expectations discussed.
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Virginia
West Virginia
South West Virgina
Tennesesa
North Carolina
New York State
Western
New
Choice
Iiberal
Turkaye
Turkey
York Imperial
Florida
Maryland
New York
Bermuda
Nteera
Liverpool
London
Bend
Market Report For Cattle Hogs Sheep And Lambs
New York and London markets mix of declines and steadies with cattle hogs sheep and lambs prices listed. Receipts about 75 000 hogs 15 000 cattle 2 50 0 lambs with local markets easing while London tin and copper show declines and futures mixed.
Legal Record Friday assignments and court docket notes
The legal record lists United States Supreme Court and Court of Appeals assignments for Monday and Tuesday, with numerous cases across Equity Court No 1 and No 2, Circuit Courts Nos 3 and 5, Criminal Court No 1, Bankruptcy Court, and Probate Court. Entries include rule returnable dates, demurrers, bonds, substitutions, and various case captions such as Weber v Weber, Hoover v Emmerich, and Clarke v Souls. The document reflects historic docketing from early 1900s courts in the District of Columbia with references to multiple parties, judgments, and proceedings awaiting further action.
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Court of Appeals District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Columbia
Equity Court NO 1
Clabaugh
Clare
Lincoln
Weber Va
Weber
Arthur
Plekrel
Maguire
Hoover Va
Emmerich
Staples Ve
Cspuzaya “Mining Company
Equity Court NO 2
Justice Goold
Pepgade
Jane
Bethy
Fisher
Mitchell Et al
Meyers Et al
Lesve
Jorden
Baccett
Bassett
Mitchefter
Mayers
Jackson H Ralston
Bates Warren
Ecalvera
Bond
Circuit Court
Justice Weight
Cole
District of Columbia
Foster Va International Boiler Imp Company
Cumberland Va
Brennan Construction Company
Washington Post Company
Kane
Devine
Chlef
Clabough
John F Robinson
Gould
Real estate transfers listing numerous parcels and grantees
A lengthy record of real estate transfers across multiple neighborhoods including Reno, Mount Pleasant, and East Washington Park. It lists grantees such as Thomas A Johnson Mary P Flannery and Alice Noonan, with deed amounts ranging from 10 to 300 dollars, lots and blocks identified, and notes on trusts and subdivisions. Several estates and executors are named, with references to specific squares and subdivisions across the county.
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Reno
Suean Bryan
Thomas A. Johnson
Bloch
Lottie L Bure
James D
Amanda J Chew
Burn
Aub
Washington Park
Sarsh J
de Witt
Grosseant
Mary P Flannery
Joseph R Coatiett
Raffaela Matera
Cleveland Park
Dotany
Alice
Noonan
Victor
Deyber
John W
Doug- Yana
Hines
Efeingham Place
Malinds Freeman
Henry
Welter
Crow
Howard University
Barth M Gallant
Marthe
Gallant
Im Gallant
Harman E Gandh Trustes
Mary B Mewart
Smost
Mount Pleasant
John J Green
le Roy
Hight
Aoranae
Ella Helvorgen
Jeanstta
Lashhorn
Heckman
Clarence B Hight
Henry Kruemer
Bernard Schinaberg
Mabel H Melton
Otion
Snbatvikton
Annie
Oedorn
Eakin Gadsby
Ouida
Peccy W Pickford
Arnold Grimes
Tellmadge
Lemuel
District of Columbia
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Heimund
Charles Randolph
Washington Gas
Mitchall Munning
Washington Zaan and Truat
Firemen's Insurance
Attercatl
Yeaterday
Philippine Lang Purchase
Washington Gas Company
Bristol Gas and Electric
Capital Traction Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
City and Suburban Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Metropolitan Railrad
Washington Bailway
United States Electric Light
Potomac Electric Light
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat &4
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company Lotes
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Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Gow
Georgetown Gee
Bristol Gaa and Electric
Cheanpeaks
Potomac Telephone
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanatoo Monotype
Greene Copper
Mitchell Mining Company
National Bank
American
Capital
National City
Commercial
Farmers and
Metropolitan
Trust Company
American Security and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Union Trust Company
Washington Loan and Trust
Savings Bank
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Union Savings
Washington Savings Bank
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National Union
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Potomac
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Southern Public Service Corporation
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Market
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Domioion Iron and Steel
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Massachuastis Electric
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United Fruit
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Bingham
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Treasury Report
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Metal Market
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Northern
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Barry Farm
Spmakin
Inabell
Melly
Block Patente St
Alva Godding
Mary H Stewart
Witahe P Tylor, Jr
Smodt
Union Savings Bank
14Th Street
Kaan
Perane
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Deston Asa Geiseell & Ucloran
W. B. Hibbs
Iene Ca
Boned
Trust CO
Mergenthaler, Lanston
Thos. Hume
BBS & CO
Bredit
Travt
Capital Traction
R’y Ptd
R’y Com
Steamboat, &c
Thers
Imerchants ‘& Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Gstreeen
National Safe Deposit, Savings & Trust Co
15Th St
Loan & T
Nnrust Co
Offich
Rea Betata Depa
Manegen Foun
John Joy Bosch
John A. Swore
Ellie Spear
Andrew Parker
Harry
Meem Bozd Taylor Thomas Dradley
Fred'k Eichelse
Maggies
Teeamser
Washington Loan & Trust Co
John Joy Edson
E.R. Chapman & CO
Broadway
Lt. N.W
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Warner Building
Makea
Pa. Ave
U.S. Treasury
Merican Express
C O.’S Foreign
THE
Traders National Bank
S22
Benat
American Ghaphofhune Uwumvany & Quarterly
American Graphophone Company
BOW, Noipel
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
F ST Nw
Ellis Spear
Geo W Casllear
Frank F Reside
John Joy Edson Jr
Amst
Fred'k B
Pyie
Geo W Fisher
Job Barna
P.B
Turpin
Joe
Famitten
M. Lothrop
Geo HE. Harriss
F W Corifle
Larcer
Poulsen
Graphone Company
Tellgraphone
F. H. Smith Co
New York Ave
N. W
Julia
cemure @go
Arthur Cowsill
Colorado Building
14Th and & Sts
International Banking Corporation
Washington Branch
G Street
Jenkins & CO
Cella Commission Co
Missouri Corporation
American National Bank
St. Louis
National Bank of Commerce
Third National Bank
Hird National Bank
Jersey City
Mercantile
R. M. Miner & CO
Grain Cotton Lewis & CO
F St
Chesley & Spence
Omices Colorado Building
Ground Fear
Tata
Francis R. Dooley
YA Rea Bpe Sarphive