Lehigh Valley dividend boosts early stock gains
New York reports say Lehigh Valley common stock rose briefly on a 10 percent dividend announcement before profit taking pulled it back. Bonds outpaced stocks with heavy dealer activity as the market digested the dividend news and broader steel price expectations. Sterling demand funds showed a rate drop amid ample bank liquidity and out-of-town money inflows.
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Lehigh Valley
Sterling Exchange
New York
Lehigh Common
Oriny
Reading
Callun Bss
New York Bond Market and Wholesale Prices Summary
New York bond market quotes show the Treasury rate steady at six per cent with bids steady. Wholesale price quotations include eggs, dairy, poultry, vegetables, fruits, and meats with varied regional pricing. notable items include butter from Creamery and New York State cheese, eggs by region, and assorted produce prices across Virginia, Tennessee, Florida, and California markets.
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Freeh Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
New York State
Florida
California
Washington Stock Exchange Regular Noon Call
Regular noon call shows Gus 48 at 200 at 111 percent 3M 30 at 122 Wash Ry and Elec 48 900 at SH Lanston Monotype 10 at 911 percent 20 at 91 percent 120 at 1 percent 20 at 9144 20 at 1K and ORR 10 at dry After call Wash Ry and Elec bret 1 at 87 Wash Ry and Hitec 48 31,000 at 85 percent 1000 at 835 percent
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Wash. Ry
Elec
Sh.lanston Monotype
Orr
Bret
Hitec
The Metal Market Report From New York and London
The metal market shows dull spot activity with December and January prices listed. Copper, electrolytic, and cast rod quotes move amid concessions by outsiders, while iron remains flat to bullish locally. Widespread export figures and foundry price ranges appear, with several regional and international price points noted.
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New York
London
Lake
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
Arbitrage reforms eyed as Wall Street actions loom
New York December reports the exchange committees recommend action to curb arbitrage between the New York and London markets. Cable links enable near simultaneous trades, often without commissions for the London broker. Dividends surge across major names, Lehigh Valley, Reading, Westinghouse, and others announcing varied increases and special or extra payments amid a volatile dividend landscape.
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New York
Stack Exchange
Committee On Commissions
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London
New York Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
London Exchange
Stock Exchange
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Chesaspeake
Atlanta
American Coal Products Company
Reading
Vanderbilts
Brooklyn Trust Company
Westinghouse
Washington Stocks Show Muted Turnover After Holiday Pause
Trading was dull as Lanston led activity with 215 shares at 91.5 by 81.25, while Mergenthaler held at 74 and 25 shares traded. Bond demand remained strong, with notices of dividends from Commercial National, National Capital, Merchants and Mechanics, National City, Union Savings, and American Security and Trust. Exchange members voted to adjourn for holidays from tomorrow's close to next Tuesday.
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Lausion Monat Pe
Georgetown Gas Gs
Washington Gag Co
Washington Gag
Metropolitan
Jex
Mt Vernon
Potomac
Yo .T
Capital Traction
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Norfeld
Washington Gasington
Georgetown
American
Langton Monotype
VW Capital
National North Columbia
Washington
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American Security and Trust
National Savings and Trust
Waanington Loan
Intoa Trust Company
Jade Waaiy Galted States Trust Co
Savings Bank
Trump Savings Bank
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Corcoran
Franklin Ly
Columbia
Emerson Steam Pum
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Norfolk
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Pacific Mail
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Westinghouse Electric
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Wheeling
Lake Erie
W.B. Hibba & Co
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New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
New York Produce Prices Mixed in Market Report
Daily commodity notes from New York detail steady to firm tendencies across butter, eggs, cheese, and pork while beef and lard show strength. Grain and flour values ease with spring patents and winter straights. cottonseed and turpentine hold near unchanged levels as miscellaneous items list modest shifts in staples like coffee and potatoes.
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Cordova
Bermuda
New York Stock Market Ends Mixed Amid Weather Outlook
Chicago traders report rain or snow forecast across winter wheat country easing drought fears and weakening demand. Market closes with slight declines in grains while oils and provisions show minor gains amid uncertain conditions.
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Des
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Syawy
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Live Stock Markets Across Cities in Early December Trading
New York cattle and hog markets show steady to strong activity with steer and fat cow demand steady amid cold conditions. Calves and lambs face slower movement with price dips. Chicago reports mixed cattle gains and active hog trading, with prices rising and receipts substantial. Sheep and lambs in New York and Western regions fetch varied gains as buyers balance weight and quality.
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Chicago
Texa
Advance
Justice Court transcript lists numerous DC cases and actions
District and equity courts adjourned into December with verdicts, declarations, and orders. Names include Arrington, Coleman, Hutty, Clabaugh, Zell, Murphy, Von Bredow, Newlands, Mitchell, and Ambrose among others. Proceedings cover testimony rulings, default judgments, di s disposition agreements, creditor claims, and many real estate and bankruptcy matters in multiple court dockets.
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EB. M. Hewlett
Coleman
Plaintif
H. E. Davis
George P. Hoover
Clabaugh
Jewel
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Hiedmond
Zell
PF. M. Brown
W. B. Guy
Murphy
E. Blair
J. B. Flynn
Spencer
Gardiner— Brown
Lasley
Jenkins
Sybert
H.w.sohon
McGowan
Parleah
Attorners
Wilson & Darlington
Conrad
Robinson
Forbury
Fryor
Brye
Stearman
Carrington
Property transfers list with multiple parcels and buyers
A long OCR style ledger of real estate conveyances shows transfers across numerous blocks and streets. Names include Henry F. Wooderd Satelite N Widdup Frank L Tivane and Rite R Childress trustee with parcels in Northwest and Northeast Washington and several squares and lots exchanged for sums around ten dollars to a few thousand.
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Charles McGitley
George M. Davis
Bhadyside
Sateliffe N. Whddup
Ben
Favorite
Henry O Moser
Satelite N. Widdup
Fifteenth
Hattie Gould
Henriette Gould
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
A. Erakine Miller
Robert H. Browne
Oregon Street
Harry Gi Teac
Charles F. Diggs
Hilzabeth J. Somgre
Ward Denys
Brookeand
Harriet E. Henry
John Connor
Deeds of Trust Across Numerous Washington Squares
A long list of deeds of trust is recorded parsing multiple DC neighborhoods including Rama Heights SQUARE 1857 and SQUARE 206 Elzabeth M. Emory to United States Trust Company. The notices name borrowers such as Theodore I Baker Fulton R Gordon and Germa American Fire Insurance Company with loan amounts from 1 600 up to 36 500 dollars and terms from 1 to 5 years at rates from 4 to 6 percent with semiannual payments. Other truster holders include Washington Loan and Trust Company and Metropolis Building Association No. 8 with properties in Pleasant Plains East Eckington and Brightwood Park.
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James’ H. Brown
Randle Highlands
United States Trust Company
Seventh Street
Penngyovanua Ave
Nur
Hittem G. Miller
John T. Miller
Alto
Chevy Chase
H.D. Gordon
Fulton R. Gordon
Paule H. Turpin
Wellesca P. Allen
Donath
Florida Avesce
Gunston Hall
Honath
H. D. Gordon
Robert E. Heater
Elzabeth M. Emory
Lynchburg Inventment Corporation
Charles Behrens
Job Barard
Charles H. Bauman
Louie
Sara
West Sloomingdale
Mary F. Power
Ju Mus A. Masdel
Henry H. Bergmann
Germa-American Fire Insurance Company
Franeta A. Biunuga
Henry F. Mooney
William C. Allard
Walter B. Appleby
Hebner
Edward R. Monroe
Northwest Washington
Herman R. Howenstein
James F. Shea
William P. Norm
James H. Brown
John A. Hamilton
John B. Larner
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Mobilly
James Henry Brown
Charles A. Douglas
Oscar
Brothera, Jr
Thetee
Ning City
Hermann Fischer
George M. Emmerich
Greate
Metropolis Building Association
Gil-Daniel Doody
Leon Tobrinor
Charten Meyer
August Daetz
George M. Davis
Henry B. Davangacer Luckett
Philo L. Bush
Rte Hats
Simpkon Et
Arthur N
Ralph P. Barnard
Guy H. Johnson
Zea Harbare Rodier
Bota RE
Walter Savoy
Paul V. Mitchell
J. Clnton Tribby
Charles B. Tribby
Frank L. Brans
John W. Childress
French Kirby
Rita F. Childress
Brightwood Park
Catherine Wood
Widiem H
James Berry
William McK. Gayton
Perpetual Building Association
West Eckington
Daniel F. Leahy
Nora I. Plant
Washington Loan Nd Trust Company
Nacune Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Squa
Minna Sacks
Isaac
George W. Mutt, Jr
B. Agee Bowles
Til- Joteon EL Crown
Pleasant ‘Plains
Mary
A. "Allen
John
Weedon
George W. White
M. Ht. Pumphrey
LE Droit Pank
Hough‘et Ux
Albert F. Fox
Edmund J. Fox
Frederick R. Walker
Peters Mill Shat
David L.coon
Robert E. L. Smith
James P. Coon
Hesty
L L Perkins Cotton Mills May Shut Down
Boston reports widespread concern over New England mills facing closures early next year unless market conditions improve. At an Arkwright Club meeting a large turnout backed concerted action to curtail operations, with 700 treasurers in attendance and strong sentiment for measures to reduce output.
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