Nets Hold Advance as Macy Issue Broadens in Investment Talk
New York December observers note the broader inquiry into investment issues after the Trent announcement that the stock exchange will reopen next Saturday. Reading and other white issues show strength, while Southern rails weaken. Berlin and Hamburg exchange activity dominates foreign remittance momentum as German selling continues. Proposals to ship steel ties to Europe hint at renewed foreign buying and improved domestic orders for freight cars ahead of New Year consolidation plans.
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New York
Trent
New York City
Berlin
Bern
Wamburg
Ieaa Activa
Calles
Yor Central and
Ifidson River
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway
Europe
Tasadan
New York Bond Market Summary with varied issue quotes
The New York bond market reports mixed pricing across rails banks and utilities. Notable quotes include Atlantic Coast Line 4s Chesapeake and Ohio 4s and Central and Pacific issues with prices around 34 to 45 while Western Union and Missouri Texas lines show steady readings.
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New York
Arertcan
Assur
Atebfeou
Atehisan
POE
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore
Ohl
Hattimure
Obin
Rethtrker Steel
Os Craters of Veorgla
Wentral Teatter Fie
Cresapeake
Obie
Coesapeake
Chinse Skge
Dlege
Teige
Northwenatern Algy
Colorado
Sowthern
Vrie
Minow Central
Hamae City
Ligeed & Micra
Darilard Sa
Missenter Bia
New York Tentea
Gen Sloe
New York City
Albvar
Beyes Onipans
New York Money Market Report and Rates
New York money market shows 4.94 percent on 60 day demand bills and 4.8725 percent for call money. Stethng etehauge heavy with 9 Mercantile paper at 4Ka4% per cent. Bar oil see Newark Der outlines small variations in bid and offer levels among institutions.
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Bar Oil
Newark
Der
Metals Market Reports Mixed Activity Across Precious and Industrial Goods
The market shows quiet New York deco and copper firmation with prices around 200 and 12.67 per unit. London copper and speller values edge higher while other metals hold steady in fluctuating futures and London listings.
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New York
Elececotythe
London
Loudon
Philadelphia Markets Summary Data
Philadelphia markets report on December 9 shows UUTTER firn and eggs steady, cheese steady, red Levee No 2 red spot export firm with limited pricing details. No. 1 Tel and No. 3 Northern oats and white oats noted with lower values, plus a reference to Duluth export quotes.
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Philadelphia
Duluth
Treasury daily financial summary for December day
United States Treasury reports revenue receipts disbursements and asset totals. It lists ordinary receipts and disbursements, current and year to date figures, cash assets in general fund, gold and silver reserves, and banknote redemptions, with precise balances and totals for the day.
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Treasury
Ban National Bank
Wilver Colon
Peactionel Carrency
Cain
Ehilippines
Urg
Colt
N General Fund
Toetal
Cotton market finishes steady amid southern offerings and oil reports
New York cotton futures closed steady after a day of quiet trading. Declines in early trading gave way to a narrow range as increased Southern offerings and mixed spot activity emerged, with December relatively steady and March and later months down about eight to nine points. Traders awaited government crop estimates due tomorrow, while proposed loan terms and rumors from New Orleans about freight pressures influenced sentiment.
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New York
Liverpool
Mitching
New Orleans
New York Central Dividend Postponed Amid Consolidation
The New York Central and Hudson River Railroad directors delayed the January dividend due to the planned consolidation with the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway and other Vanderbilt system subsidiaries. The statement notes that post-consolidation dividend policy will rest with the new consolidated boards, with the merger expected to take effect around January 1.
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New York
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
New York Central
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Vanderbilt
New York Produce Prices Mixed on Dec Trade
New York prices show steady butter and cheese with varied receipts. Eggs remain firm at 7,196 cases. cottonseed oil, refined sugar, and flour hold steady while pork and beef stay quiet. fresh fowls and western poultry markets show activity and stability in prices.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Washington stock market edges higher on light turnover
On the Washington Stock Exchange trading was subdued but the tone improved with bids lifting on major issues. Washington Railway and Electric 4s sold for 80.5, Potomac Electric consolidated 5 at 93.4, Capital Traction 68 bid at 106.5 with no seller below 106.25, and Washington Gaels at 104.1 bid, 106 asked amid strong interest due to a $600,000 authorized issue repaid for plant improvements.
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Washington Hallway and Electric
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Georgetown Gas Ctis
Georgetown Gas Sa
Washington Gas Se
Columbia Gas and Electric Ga
Capital Traction Co
Too Klee
Aml
Ami
W. Steamboat Gs
Higgs Realty Sayong
Higgs Realty
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric
Capital Traction
Washington Gaels
Public Utilities Commission
Local Produce Market Wholesale Prices Listing
A dense listing of wholesale produce and dairy items with prices and units. Includes poultry live birds, New York State cheese, Elgin butter, eggs from nearby regions, and a broad array of vegetables and fruits with varying weights and container types. Strong entities include locations such as Virginia, Florida, California. items include potatoes, lettuce, peppers, spinach, okra, eggplant, tomatoes, cabbage, celery, romaine, squash, oranges, grapefruit, lemons, pineapples, apples, and grapes.
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New York State
Elgin
Virginia
West Virginta
Florida
Caifornia
Pineappes
Bartlett
Concord
Baltimore Markets Wheat and Poultry Prices Across Regions
Ledger of farm market quotes from Baltimore showing Wheat No 2 red at 118 and No 3 red Western 1.22, Oats standard 58 4, poultry prices for hens ducks geese turkeys and eggs, with regional notes for Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby states. includes dressed and fresh categories and per unit bids for various poultry products.
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Baltmere
Dee
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virgnia
Virginia
Live Stock Markets Across Chicago and New York
Chicago and New York market roundups show mixed livestock activity. Hogs in Chicago traded mostly between 6.00 and 7.45 per hundredweight amid a large receipt of 30 000. cattle and sheep also posted varied ranges with firm to easy tones and notable names such as Christman yearlings and multistate cattle prices. In New York, beeves and calves moved within narrow bands as receipts reached about 1 700 beeves and 610 calves, while hogs and lambs showed modest gains and declines amidst overall quieter demand.
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Chicago
Dee
Christman
Nother
New York
Washington cattle market prices for hogs and lambs
Market report shows hogs per pound at TR B and dressed hogs at 11 to 12 cents, real calves at 11 to 12, spring lambs at TO1a, with sheep price per pound listed as 2464 and choice calves noted.
United States to Lend Money to Boost World Trade Says Paish
Sir George Paish, returning to England from the United States, asserts that American capital must lend to other nations to win back the world trade England, France, and Germany lost in the war. He notes loans to Sweden and Panama, potential loans to South American countries, and Russia's growing credit in New York. He highlights that trade now follows credit, not warships, and discusses the role of bank credit in financing wartime needs and postwar recovery.
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New York
Sir George Paish
England
United States
France
Germany
George
Europe
Financial District
Sweden
Panama
Russia
U S to Sell Securities to Fund Loans for Government
The United States aims to sell securities and use the proceeds to pay for subscriptions for their own government loans. By opening the New York Stock Exchange, America would avoid absorbing large portions of the $6,000,000,000 in American securities held abroad. Our savings should cover reasonable foreign loan demands to sustain trade as the European war era demands.
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New York Stock Exchange
United States
Pouatble- Olland
South Seeks War Refugees Conference in the South
A Saturday conference in the Southern Building under the Southern Commercial Congress will discuss relocating refugees from wartime Europe to Southern states. Five state governors and federal immigration officials will attend, with Secretary of Labor Wilson opening the morning session.
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Southern Commercial Congress
Europe
Wilson
Fletcher
Florida
Anthony Caminatti
Vt. V. Fowler
Immigration Bureau
Frederick C. Howe
United States
Clarence J. Owens
City News in Brief and Local Government Notices
H Parker Willis of the Federal Reserve Board will lecture tonight at the New Willard as part of a currency system series. At the Navy Yard banquet in Arcade Auditorium a pension movement for civil service workers will begin, with speakers including E B Andrews and Senator Sterling. A war revenue stamp may not be needed on certain deeds per a Department of Justice opinion. The Knights of Columbus Choral Society gave its first public concert with a 50-voice male choir. Bristow Adams left the Forest Service to join Cornell University. A regents meeting at Willard is scheduled with Mrs Greenawalt presiding. A Builders and Manufacturers Exchange meeting will discuss paint up and clean up, with a Spanish class and a Philippines lecture planned. The Missouri Society’s December meeting will feature William Horland’s address. Flags Council set for an open meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. Montana’s suffrage majority was 3,714 with 41,402 for and 37,698 against.
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Washington Navy Yard
Arcade Auditorium
Wiliam EB. Andrews
The
Treasury
KE. Granger
Gunton Temple Memorial Church
Thomas Sterling
South Dakota
New York
Bell Telephone Pension System
Bristow Adams
Forest Service
Department of Information
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
B. T. Galloway
District of Columbia
D. A. Nt
Willard
Frank Greenawalt
Wiliam Cummings Btory
Joseph Ransdell
Painters’ Association
Builders and Manufacturers’ Exchange
New York Avenue Northwest
Supreme Court session lists numerous justices and cases
The document records a heavy Supreme Court session with Chief Justice and justices named, listing many cases in error, adjournment details, and ongoing arguments for Railroad and United States matters. It also covers United States Court of Customs Appeals, District Court, and various equity, circuit, and probate entries with numerous parties, attorneys, and case statuses.
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United States Court of Customs Appeals
Montgomery
Smith
Harber
Appellee
Landay Va
United States
Alan R. Shown
Bert Hanson
Allan St. Brown
Ktrohmeyer
Thomas J. Doherty
Allan KR. Brown
Hersoa
Allan Frrown
Charles E. McNabb
Appellet
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Robb
Justice van Oredel
Menced
J. T. Nberrier
Appellant
J. B. Carter
Ochalvette
Huston
J. T. Sheier
W. Owen
J. T
Leigh Robinsons
Aptice
Craig Ve
Farish
Attorness
Hackett
Coumd
Robinson
Creel Va
Creel
Burton & Culbertson
O' Brien
Ges
Traver
Traver Va. Smullk. Attorneys, Maddox & Gatley—tilbrey
New Amsterdam
Circuit Court No. 1
Gould. Dwyer Ve
District of Colacsbia
Teim
Plaintif
R. B. Fleharty
R. L. Williaros
WH. Stephens
Shepherd
F.C. Handy
H. H. Jackson
M. J. Celbert
Auerbach
Torren Sauvacey
McComas Wken
H. I. Quin Gefendsuta
J. J. Darlington
W. C. Sullivan
Tatham Ve. Moeba
W. G. Gardiner
C. F. Diggs
Gardiner & Denton
Gardiner— Diggs
Latham Va
Moebs
Gardto
Criminal Court No
Justice Covington
United Atetes
Hermas Kabansky
J. G. Capers
Hayden Johnson
William H. Waldron
Tr. M. Baker
United States Va
Robert F. Power
Chiminalolat Nibm
Justice Anderson
White Oak Coal Company
Swift
Pinintiff
C. J. Forrat
F. Eaward Mitchell
EL. A. Halley
Stileon Hutchins
Caveater
F. J. Hogan
W. G. Johnson
Meyee Cohen
R. Lowa Perry
E. H.curman
C. H Meriilet
District Court
Justice Andersen
United States Ve
Waterbury Compound
Real Estate Transfers Across Northwest Washington Streets
Real estate transfers listed on diverse northwest Washington blocks and avenues. Transfers mention tranches across Eighteenth Street, Volta Place, Princeton Heights, Lanier Heights, F Street, and Massachusetts Southeast among others. Names include Wit, Berry, Drury, Gordon, Barford, Crandall, Townsend, Wend Hayes, and Shapiro, with prices from $10 to $1,250 and multiple lot and square references.
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Eighteenth
California
Pendennia
Jacob C. Witetoux
Washington
Berry
Kiork
Washington Heights
Trinidad
Berry Et Ux
Jacob C
Volta Plate
Hjorgs
Trstees
HO Rolend Drury
Square
D. HY
Roland Drur O
Princeton Heights
Hensedy Brothers
Morrizans
Catherine Peiold
Sameo
Elizabeth V Goderian
John L
Nettle Bo Sherry
Fourterntit Street Hauights
Fourteenth Street Heights Tand Company
MecCullum
William A Gordon
Miltdagh & Shannon
Charlies T
Margaret D. Townsend
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charles Jreubwen
Samuel W
North Capitol
Ficatstiveta-Loey Wend Hayes National Training School
Woman's Tlome Misionary Society
M.ee Church
Ketley EL. Pumphrey
Andare Lows
Deeds of Trust Listings Across Squares and Blocks
A historical listing details numerous deeds of trust naming parties, locations, and terms. Entries reference blocks such as SQUARE 2018 and others, with lenders and borrowers including Roonerry, George W. Riston, Pan TL, and multiple trusts. Terms include amounts from $200 to $4,008, periods from 6 months to 8 years, and 5 to 6 percent interest with semiannual or monthly payments.
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Roonerry
George W. Riston
Pan TL
Wright
Eugene Li. Taggart
Spicer Tabulating Machine Company
George W. Vinking
William FL
Ong
Anne W Salford
John TL
Sherry
Harry L. Rust
George ¥. Worthington
Serae Kennedy Brothers
Tea Titan
King
James Berry
Marvin A Custis
Perpetual Building Association
Prarie A. Denney
James Y Boebes
Hubbert le Quinter
Harry Warman
Emnia Seldenwpthner
George
Harry Yo Lerh
Paul Bleman
Lontne
Sauter
Maine
Hophie Waler
Lanier Teelgups
William P. Fennellet
Frank, Reesida
Charles W Simpson
Aonabel Crandall
Ingleside
Charles H.T Townsend
William I Shannon
Charles Mwralltheaterd
Middaugh & Shan
Washington
Charles T. Richardson
Martin Wiegaod
Samuel Shapiro
Monty Barmenta
Magdalena Sebitach
Frank P Heenler
Iphon Barnard
Harvey Murray
Remiannpelly
Lotx
Daniel A Yento
Mo Tan
Georgino Berger
Joseph R. Fague
George B. Ferry
Frey Matthausen
Milburn J. Donohor
Lourie Muhlhausen
Wallen G. Crine
Herry
Rhee
Herman FE Giasch
Men who counted on Na poleon's Roll of Honor record pasts
The passage notes that those who counted on Na poleon's Roll of Honor believed a man's past governed his future. It reflects on how responsibility and reputation shaped trust, urging restraint and caution with a builder who could imprison a past.
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Napoleon
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Ore
Tamahe
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Receuier
Tim Ct
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Galveston
Savaonah
Charleston
Rilmington
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Artals
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Houston
Angueta Ray BR
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Little Rock
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Local Stock Exchange
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Tibet
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Nieweps
Stock Exchange Committee
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Interborough
Lehigh
Missouri
American Cotton
National Biscuit
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Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
American Tobacco
Ontario
Bethlehem Stee Oy
Pacific Mail
Brooklyn Tranait
Pennashvania
Carmian Pacifr
Local Produce Market
Washington Cattle Market
Holland
U. S
Paish
Bank of England
Wall Street
Great Britain
International Association
South
City News
H. Parker Willis
Federal Reserve Board
American Institute of Banking
Laskey
Recorder of Deeds
Dutton
Tuaskey
Knights of Columbus
James Dickinson
Fifth
E Streets
Mgr. Mackin
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Westminster Church
Maurice P. Fitzgerald
Oliver J. Moore
Clarence B. Miller
Minnesota
Interior Department
Miller
Insular
Congress
F. J. Lukens
Central Union Mission
Mr. Lukens
Missouri Bociety of
Rauscher’'s
William P. Horland
Kansas City
Flags Council
United Commercial Travelers
Chamber of Commerce
Twelfth
Fatreeta Northwest
J. A Hughes
West Virginia
Supreme
Montana
Helena
Mont
L. L. Perkins
Equitable Surety Co
Southern
the. Legal Record
United States Supreme Court
Chief Justic
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Hughes
van Devapter
Justice Lamer
Justice Jery
Justics McReynolis
Arthur ¥. Smith
Dla D. Winnton
Winder
Red Wiliems
Harry
Cranston
James Francis Burke
Pittsburgh
Southern Reilway Company
James KR. Gray
Henry ‘A. Alexander
Alex
Charles T. Hopkins
Corea Araten
Benjamin Oerenee
Pole Stacy Caper &Ee
Delaware, Lackawaoca and Western
Assistaut
Todd
Jenney
Railroad Company
Cay
United States Court of Claims
Edward K. Campbell
Charles J. Howry
Fenton W. Booth
Samuel 8. Narney
George Wi. Atkinson
Joseph H. Parsons
William B. Kin
Plaintiff
Mesere
George M. Anderson
George £. Boren
United States, Hibernia Bank and Trant Company
Maresh
Executrix
H. M
Francis A Lacy
William H. King
George E. Boron
Chambers
W.thomas
RJ. Thomas
Caers
Mesira
Michener
Pence
M. H. Farrington
I. Jacob
Harles A. Cutler
Peter J. Howe
Caleb. Goin
Cnaca
C.’ D. Pennebaker
Burt W. Andrews
William Burris
William L. Vaeris
Boren
Jamen Matthews
L. T. Michener
Heart
P. M. Cox
Supreme Court
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Justice McCoy
Crapper Va. Real Estate Trust Company
Flaintff’s Attornes
J. D. Sullivan
J. EB. Thomas
Ellis & Donaldson
A. B. Ferguson
Ve. Page
Leo A. Rover
Marlon O Lane
J. H. Petbury
7. S
Toomey & Toomey
Ture Lake Optical Company
Leon Tobriner
Deck
G. A. Maddox
J. P. Harlow
Diggs
Joho F. McCarthy
Frederick A. Fenning
Patrick McTighe
W. Guy
DeNicola
W. J. Lambert, Co
Dulin
Gertman
Hynson
Terry
Wells
Perceore Court
Justice Stafford
Allison
Altemas
Br. J. Colbert
Gerber
Probey
Ian, Kuiin & Gbear
Lambert
F. Diggs
George B. Frazier
Moore
Chesapeake Beach Railway Company
Lackle
Cox& Kratz
McKeeney
Flannery
Hitz
Johnston Y& District of Columbia
GriMchteforde
Whiteford Williams
Fisher Vs. Washington Railway and Electric Company
Fowler—Hoovee
Justice McCor
Max Janot
Sprez
EL Fagiolo
Samuel
Gunach
Bend
Annie E Johnson
Attormey
L. K. Albert
Moses Colman
Wood
Rosenbeim
John Pampbell
Codleit
GPM Cilie
Georgians Kennedy
Aled
Margaret A. Morgan
ST. Kraft & Bros Company
Redman Jappellant
Nelagu Wilcoa
F. J. Dekowski & Soneve
Jo Worth
Municipal Court
C. I Simma
Robert Sommerstlie
Chese and Potomac Telephone Company
Irein Wy Palliips
Nelson Wiisen
Johnston
Magele M . de Nicola
Anthony de Nicola
W’torneys
C. BE. Nicol
W. J Lambert
BH. Yeatman
George R. Mormaey
Finan B Morriser
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street N. W
Arthur Cowsill
Hibba Hlog
Franklin
Franklin National Bank
Tenth St. and
Pa. Ave. N. W
Wash. Hwy. & Electric
Bonda
Sal
Elec
Donald
Mergenthaler
Lanaton
Munecy Trust
Nor. & Wash
Wash. & Southern Bank
Franklin Nat. Bank
Natal
Jon Inc
Glenateon
New Street Market
Thomas L. Hume
St. Hooms
SU Ply
National Metropolitan Bank
Fifteenth Street
U. S. Treasury
Pew
Munsey Trust Company Capital
Frank A. Munsey
J. Thilman
Hendrick Hendrick Building
15Th St
N. W
Second Trust
A. C. Moses Co., Inc
Washington Hotels
ST. James
Eth
Ave. N.W
Cairo
Qst
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Lon
Logan
Iowa
Lincoln Hotel
Derbie
Hyatt
Stratford
Monroe
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
Fizba
Matilda W Stanton
Colurotia
la Fom
Hendamin ¥ Manor
James Tanser
Columba
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