Steel Slump Deepens After Broad Market Selloff
Heavy selling driven by rumors of a partial steel plant shutdown hit United States Steel and echoed across the market. Advisories from Pittsburg put 15,000 workers idle while Mahoning and Shenandoah valleys also showed near shutdown levels. Railroads ponder retrenchment as London operations seen selling 15,000 to 20,000 shares amid brewing contango concerns.
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Pittsburg
Mahoning
Shenandoah
Gould’ Group
St. Louis
Southwestern Common
Preferred
Missouri Pacific
Denver
Canada
Pacific Coast
Washington Stock Exchange sees dull session with little demand
The Washington Stock Exchange reports a quiet day with only 2 shares and 3600 dollars in bonds traded. Prices held steady though demand remained low as Lanston and Washington Gasway saw minor activity and U S Trust moved to 117. Treasury data suggest commercial prosperity despite bank loan declines, with year over year increases in deposits and bank resources.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Lsst
Lanston
Washington Gasway
Washington Gas Is
Capital Traction 563
United States Trust Aold
New York Commodity Prices and Markets Dec 6 1900s
The New York market report shows butter creamery receipts and cheese prices stable, eggs firm, hogs and pork steady, hides and leather firm, oils steady, sugar and coffee firm, potatoes and peanuts quiet, and wheat corn oats futures and spot prices with modest shifts. Money market notes call rates and commercial paper steady with moderate demand.
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New York
Yania
Heanery
Hennery
Trea
Muscovado
Rio No. 7
Santos No
Cordova
Jersey
Duluth
Pingla
Athe
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
New York State
New
Florida
Baltimore
Washington Stock Exchange quotes and cotton market update
Regular call noon quotes show bonds and stocks with Washington utilities, traction, gas, and rail issues listed. Cotton market quiet with a near term decline and a bullish grain outlook. National Ginners’ Association tally puts December ginnings at 10,020,000 bales and total including linters at 11,126,000, while Southern spot markets move slightly higher.
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Wash
Traction
Washington By
Eico
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Washington Cas
Georgetown Gas
Allerlean
Tel. Co
Mergenthaler Linotype
Langton Monotype
Sreene-Cananea Copper
Trust Company
American Security and Trust
National Savings and Ris Union Teast Company
Washington
United States ‘Trust Ce Savings Bank
Home Saving
Gd Bank
Columbia
Micelle
Emerson Steam Pump
New York
National
Ginners’ Association
Memphis
Tenn
National Ginners’ Association
Association
LIVE STOCK MARKETS SUMMARY FROM NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
Live stock markets show steady or weak tones across major centers. New York receipts include beeves calves sheep and hogs with steady to firm bids. Chicago reports slow weaker demand with beeves hogs and sheep prices drifting. Cattle, calves, and lambs vary by region while boxed meat markets show modest changes.
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New York
London
Chicago
Washington Market Prices and Ginners Report
Wholesale cattle and pork quotes accompany fruit vegetable and grain prices in a dense market summary. The piece notes egg and butter prices, state raised poultry items, and assorted greens, with cotton ginnings totaling over ten million bales and a national crop estimate of about eleven million. It closes with news of General Estrada inviting Nicaraguan exiles home as diplomatic relations resume.
Boston Closing Prices Report From Dec Data
Credit balances stand at 1.30 with totals for Runs 259 729 rage 33 932 Shipments 223 696 average 163 7 North Lima 82 South.
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Toledo
Ohio
Lima
Indiana
of City
Credit Balancas
Wall Street Gossip on Goulds and President's Message
New York reports a market weakness at open with strength in others until the President's message publication triggered broad declines. London consols fell to 7 1/2 amid hoped higher yields elsewhere and possible election progress or disappointment. October steel and copper trade showed a poor month domestically though steel exports rose to 17.45 million pounds and copper exports valued at 8.05 million dollars. Howard Elliott of Northern Pacific warned that heavy taxation and legal shifts could slow business if policy interferes, suggesting risk to new ventures.
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New York
Bee
G. Aliz-Chalmers
American Agricultural
American Telephone
T Lestaph Oy
American Tobacco
Amour and Co
Atchison Gen
de Atchison cv
Atchison Vv. Bs
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and
Ohio
Brooklyn Transit Co
Central of Georgia
Central Leather
Central Railroad
Chesapeake
Heaxpeake and Ono ¢Aga Dale Chiengs
Alton
Chicago, Burlington and Quinc
Chicago
Bunington and
Quincy
I Unicago
Milwaukee and
St Paul
Rock Island and Pacific
Chicago, Rock Island
Packie
Colorado Industria
Colorado Midland
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Denver
Flo Grande
Tee Et Jenver
Lo Grande
Rerles
Hirke
Witners Central
Anterboroush-Metropolitan
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International Mercantile Marine Isas
Japan
Konang City
Outhern
Lake Hore
Lonaville
Missouri
Kangas
Texas
Mexico
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New Haven
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Norfolk and Western Ist
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Northern
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Penns
Venta Coi
St Louis
San Granet
San Francie
St. Lout Southwestern Cory
St Louis Southwestern Jet Gold
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Seaboard
Soathert Pattoc
Bouluern Parife Ovdy
Southern Pacite
Southern Itailway
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Washington Post
The Metal Market Mixed Copper Prices and London Quotes
New York reports a dull metal market with copper in various forward and spot quotes. Prices shown for December through March futures range around 12.95 to 12.55, while London spot and futures stand at £57 1s and £67 178 6d respectively, with local dealers posting mixed euros and casting prices. Arrivals in New York include 265 tons, with exports and foundry numbers noted in scattered figures.
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New York
London
Ieke
Castert Howde
Tron
Cleveland
Dialid
Leentron
Northern
Southern
Southarn
Arita
Prosecution Gains Key Evidence in Hattie Le Blanc Murder Trial
In Cambridge, witnesses described searches of the Glover laundry and home after Clarence F. Glover’s murder. They testified a comb and similar hair accessory belonged to Hattie Le Blanc, and that Mrs. Glover wore the comb the day after the shooting.
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Cambridge
Mass
Hattie le Blanc
Clarence F. Glover
Zella Gallant
Waltham
Miss Gallant
Cape Breton
Bond
le Blanc
Herbert L. Wiley
Glover
Hattie
McCall
Seymour
Mr. Whitehill
Whitehill
Park Land Purchase Urged to Beautify Rock Creek
District Assessor Richards urged quick action to acquire about 900000 dollars worth of land to the northeast and west of Rock Creek park. The aim is to straighten boundaries and protect the woodland’s natural appearance, preventing real estate interests from spoiling the scene. commissioners may take up the report soon.
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Rock Creek
Rock Creek Park
Richards
New Columbia Market Opens Saturday at Fourteenth Street
The New Columbia Market will open Saturday on the ground floor of the Arcade building at Fourteenth Street and Park Road. An afternoon and evening orchestra will perform while guides escort visitors. The market boasts modern stalls and fine workmanship with a central plaza where farmers’ wagons will be drawn up.
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Fourteenth Street
Park Road
Columbia Market
United States
Shake-Up by Comptroller Reduces Salaries and Retires Workers
New York announces one of the largest shake-ups in years in the city financial department. Comptroller Prendergast says mindals and pensions for ten employees will be cut or retired, saving the city many thousands annually without hurting efficiency. He stresses the reorganization is preliminary and refining processes are in early stages.
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New York
Prendergast
Steel Trust Denies Plans to Curtail Output
Elbert B. Gary, chairman of United States Steel, denied reports of curtailment and mass layoffs. He said no reason exists to discharge workers and that the trade outlook is better than last August. The Taft-era steel giant is operating at 55 to 60 percent capacity with November orders averaging over 24,000 tons daily versus 22,750 in October.
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New York
Dec
Elbert B. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Taitea States Steel Corporation
Testify Against Father in Wife Murder Trial in New York
An 11 year old boy and a 9 year old girl testified against their father Abraham Roth in a case charging the murder of his wife. The couple’s body was found on a fire escape and Roth was found in bed wounded. Prosecution says Roth killed his wife and attempted suicide. defense argues the wife killed herself after attempting to harm him. Israel and Molly Roth gave accounts of the night of the death.
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New York
Des
Abraham Roth
Roth
Family Tragedy Unfolds as Father Threatens Life
Testimony details a mother's fatal fall after a quarrel with the husband who allegedly vowed to kill her. Molly and Becky, awakened by the dispute, fled to the kitchen where the mother fell from a window. The girl was not sworn and the defense later aims to challenge her account as, tomorrow, the trial proceeds.
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Molly
Becky
Supreme Court Docket and Adjourned Sessions Summary
A dense listing from the United States Supreme Court and related equity and circuit courts notes admissions to practice, case numbers, counsel, and proceedings. It cites McGuire, The Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Company, The Government of the Philippine Islands, and others, with adjournments, assignments, and pending hearings across multiple courts and dockets.
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Prevent
Justice Harlan
Justice White
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Lorton
Suethce Hughes
Josph T. Lafferty
Winters, Kans
C. W. Durbrow
San Francisco
Cal
Elliott B. Davin
Bophus Dabelstein
Chicago, Il
A.C. Mitchell
Lawrence
Kans
el. J. Mewing
Winfield, Hans
L. Silo Gottney
Washington, D. C
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Charles L. McGuire
John J. Herrick
A. J. Baker
Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Company
Government of
United States
Lucinda Grissard
John Q. Thompson
Galranty and Trust Company
Scranton
Crane Company Et Als
James B. Murphy
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Washington District Parcels
Real estate transfers recorded in Meridian Hill and surrounding blocks show trustees and buyers updating ownership on multiple lots and squares. Transactions involve William Thompson, Albert Edwards, Jabez Lee, Thomas Stubblefield, and others with prices listed as $10 or $12, and a $3,600 secured note with Union Savings Bank for Meridian Hill.
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E. Smith
William Thompson
Vutela Park
Clera A. Marden
Edwin R
Albert J. Edwards
Deanwood
Robinson White
Jabez Lee
Argyle, Cowl & Lorn
Philip G. Affleck
Thomas W. Stubblefield
Ninth Street
Sixth Street
Albert
Zepp
R Street
Annie
Staybaugh
George H
Edith Staybaugh
Square
Eighth Street
Roan
King
Mary B
Cisse
Paris
Coleman Park
Charles L. Praiey
Randle Highlands—Washington Loan and Trust Company
James Henry Brown
Randle Highlands
United States Trust Company
James H. Brown
Jamesh. Brown
United Statea Realty Company
Randle
Jamen WH. Brown
United States Realty Company
Chevy Changeling
A. Ruiiz Seay
Alfred T
Fannie A. Gage
William E. Thompson
Frederick L. Biddong
Bs Quincy Smith
Union Bevings Bank
LS Droit Park
Carrie Ly Brom Te Cems
District of Columbia
Sarah” Armstrong
Bartlett
C. Albert White
Harry &. Benham
Columbia Building Association
Mary F
Whetten x. Lester
Michael J. Colbert
National Permanent Building Association
Worden R. Chepellet Ax
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Coleman Park-Jense & Stone
Harry. Hollander
Edwin C. Dutlan
Rock Creek Land Company
Saran
LE Droit Park
Emma F. G. Meeritt
Arthur D. Addison
Whitefield McKinley
Clare G. Addison
Maudlin Niven
George J. Easterly
Albert T. Coumbe
Connecticut Avenue Highlands Company
Lota & and
Cheries L
Henry R. Lemly
John A. Helton
John & Larner
Commert Security and Trust Company
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Bluetenthal & Blekart
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George Vs. Ford
George Francia Williams
P. M. Brown
Philip Walker
Lyon
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J. M
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Fountain Va
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Taylor— Gray
Turner
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Juatics Anderson
Joren
Berry & Minor
Moriarty
Weekington Gas Light Company
Montague & Moriarty
Minor
BR. E. Goldsborough
Wright
Washington Railway.and Electric Company
T. C. Bradley
F. J. A E. Connell Gonsoline
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L. A. Bailey
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Thomasoe
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Eyeié
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R. H. Yeatman
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Dita
Roemom
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Adame
Sam! Dartington
Bpron Staples
Jack
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Syme
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Justha Wright
Unites States
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Hervey M. Lewis
Everett Dufour
Hoover
Gittings
Sullivan
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Morris Kidwell
J. McD. Carrington
M. E. O'Brien
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Frobatd
Jabez P. Campbell
Evans Browne
Beatrice L. O'Meara
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Henry L. Butts
Erica M. Broutenburgh
Millan & Smith
Mary G. Morgan
Eugene Morgan
Eunice B. Sawyer
Ernest J. Hammargren
Hilzabeth J. Scott
P. H. Marshall
George W. Edwards
John H. Myers
Delmard W. Smith
Pleintif
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Fulton ‘& Cox
Juan Sanches Azcona
Gbe
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Thomas E. Miller
A. Clyde More
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Uth Street
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Equitable Building
Lawrence Barnum & Co
F St. N. W
Washington, D.C
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