Lehigh Valley dividend boosts day trading gains
New York, Dec. 21Lehigh Valley shares advanced after the 10 percent dividend announcement but declined later on profit taking. Bonds were more active than stocks as sterling exchange softened. The day featured small volume, with notable dividend actions by railroads and banks.
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Sterling Exchange
New York
Lehigh Common
Oriny
Reading
Callun Bss
New York Bond Market and Wholesale Prices Report
New York bond market notes treasury money on call at six and a half percent with steady tone. Quotations for eggs, dairy, poultry, vegetables, and fruit list diverse prices across Virginia Tennessee Ohio and Florida markets. Shipping details for Toledo Lima and Indiana cities noted with December shipment figures and averages.
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Freeh Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
New York State
Florida
California
Washington Stocks and Bonds Reported at Noon
Regular call at noon lists Gus with 48 shares at 200 at 111 percent and 3M at 30 at 122 percent. Wash Ry and Elec shows 48 with 900 at SH. Lanston Monotype quotes 10 at 911 percent, 20 at 91 percent, 120 at 1 percent, 20 at 9144, 20 at 1K. After call Wash Ry and Elec bret 1 at 87. Wash Ry and Hitec 48 31,000 at 85 percent and 1,000 at 835 percent.
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Wash. Ry
Elec
Sh.lanston Monotype
Orr
Bret
Hitec
Metal Market Report Reflects Unsettled Copper Tone
New York stock desk notes dull hopper prices for December January and February copper futures with varied bids. London quiet spot quotes and London warrants cited. Exports show modest monthly totals while dealers cite concessions from outsiders and a generally unsettled mood. Iron remains bullish and steady locally with foundry grades quoted. wheat futures in Baltimore area tied to spot conditions.
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New York
London
Lake
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
Arbitrage Reform Roils Wall Street and Rising Dividends
The Washington Fuse reports exchange authorities move to curb arbitrage between New York and London, citing brokers profits and cross exchange transactions. The piece also details a surge in declared dividends across major firms, with Lehigh Valley, Westinghouse, Reading, and others boosting payouts while discussing stock price implications.
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New York Exchange
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London Exchange
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Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Chesaspeake
Atlanta
American Coal Products Company
Reading
Vanderbilts
Brooklyn Trust Company
Westinghouse
Financial market dullness pauses as stocks show mixed bids
Patience prevails in Washington stocks with Lanston leading activity at 91 1 2 to 81 1 4 and Mergenthaler steady at 74. Bonds attract demand while Washington Gas and Railway show limited moves. Dividends declared by Commercial National, National Capital, Merchants and Mechanics, National City, Union Savings, American Security and Trust. Exchange votes to adjourn for holidays, closing tomorrow and resuming 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
STO
American Security and Trust
National Savings and Trust
Waanington Loan
Intoa Trust Company
Jade Waaiy Galted States Trust Co
Savings Bank
Trump Savings Bank
Merchants & Mechanicaton
Wings Bank
Washington Sa
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Arlington
Corcoran
Franklin Ly
Columbia
Emerson Steam Pum
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Washington Stock
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Lanston
Washington Gases
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Gas
Mter
Commercial National
National Capital
Merchants and Mechanica’ ‘National
National City
Union Savings
New York Produce Prices Mixed in Early Market Report
New York market notes show butter steady with varied receipts, cheese firm, eggs steady, poultry soft for Western buys, flour quiet with mixed patent grades, lard strong and fats steady. Copper, turpentine, sugar and coffee listed with minor shifts, potatoes easy, cottonseed firm on prime crude.
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Joe
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Cordova
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New York stock market reports weaker close on rain forecast
In Chicago Chicago December 21 rain or snow was forecast for the winter wheat region and the Rocky Mountain area. Fear of drought faded but the market weakened with the close showing a net decline of about 0.4 to 0.5 in most contracts. Wheat futures slipped while corn and oats drifted lower and provisions edged up.
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Te Toes AG Gabor Sgi
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Amy Ag
Iowegt
Bzig
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
New York and Chicago market items show large cattle, calves, hogs and sheep receipts with price ranges. Live cattle in New York steady to firm, hogs higher, calves slow, and sheep and lambs mixed but generally steady to firm across the listings. Chicago notes stronger cattle, higher hog values, and varied sheep and lamb prices with notable volume in all categories.
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Texa
Advance
Equity Court Proceedings in Arrington and Related Civil Actions
Supreme Court District of Columbia equity docket lists multiple cases with judges Mr. Justice Stafford Mr. Justice Gould and Mr. Justice Anderson. Cases include Arrington v Arrington Coleman v Coleman Hutty v Hutty Clabaugh v Jewel and others. Attorneys named for plaintiffs and defendants, with orders on testimony, publication, defaults, and various decrees. Criminal, bankruptcy, probate and miscellaneous court actions noted with assigned counsel and disciplinary details.
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J. B. Flynn
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Robinson
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Flensing
Justles Wright
United States
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Hamilton
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W. EB. Ambrose
James Russell
Verket Notary
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James J. Fletcher
J. C. Foster
Walter Moore
J. Foster
Frank Washington
J.C. Foster
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Criminal Court NO. 2
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George F. Ormsby
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A. A. Birney
Real estate transfers list with multiple parcels
A fragmented record lists real estate transfers and trustees across several blocks and streets. Notable entries include Lot 60 and Lot 13 in Square 780, Lot 58 in Square 985, and various streets in Northwest and Northeast sections with prices mainly at $10 to $3,426. Names include Henry F Wooderd Satelite Widdup Frank Tivane Childress Browne Diggs Connor and others.
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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 Trusts In Various Washington D.C. Districts
A long list of deeds of trust recorded across multiple Washington areas including East Deanwood SQUARE 1857 SQUARE 206 and Pleasant Plains. Names such as Henry Keith Seslie H Turpin Fulton R Gordon Elzabeth Emory and William Fiather appear with loan amounts from 1 600 to 36 500 and terms ranging from 1 to 5 years with interest largely at 5 to 6 percent. Many properties are described by blocks and lots in SQUARE areas and neighborhoods like Brightwood Park and West Eckington.
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James’ H. Brown
Randle Highlands
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Hittem G. Miller
John T. Miller
Alto
Chevy Chase
H.D. Gordon
Fulton R. Gordon
Paule H. Turpin
Terrace
Ien
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Charles
Elizabeth M
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
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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
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Ralph P. Barnard
Guy H. Johnson
Zea Harbare Rodier
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Paul V. Mitchell
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Charles B. Tribby
Frank L. Brans
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French Kirby
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Catherine Wood
Widiem H
James Berry
William McK. Gayton
Perpetual Building Association
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Daniel F. Leahy
Nora I. Plant
Washington Loan Nd Trust Company
Nacune Equitable Cooperative Building Association
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Minna Sacks
Isaac
George W. Mutt, Jr
B. Agee Bowles
Til- Joteon EL Crown
Pleasant ‘Plains
Mary
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Peters Mill Shat
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L. L. Perkins Cotton Mills May Shut Down
Boston reports widespread concern among mill owners as New England cotton mills may close early next year if market conditions do not improve. At a large Arkwright Club meeting the action of 700 treasurers was discussed with a push toward concerted curtailment of output and energy usage.
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