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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1910

Page

9

Reading Shares Drop Lehigh Holds Firm in Holiday Market

New York December 22 market activity shows holiday restraint with narrow fluctuations. Reading under pressure, United States Steel fought declines as Lehigh Valley remained barely steady amid a 6 to 10 percent dividend note. Foreign trading was restricted as arbitrage inquiries cooled and foreign markets anticipated holidays.

New York United States Steel Conmon Lehigh Valley Reading Hiladelphia The Stock Exchange Noor Chicago Barnesy Wallstreet

Treasury statement notes deficits and redemption assets

The December 21 1910 Treasury report lists deficits for the day and year, receipts and disbursements, and totals for gold and silver holdings. It notes outstanding issues including gold and silver certificates, Treasury notes, national bank notes, and trust funds. It also lists many corporate bond issues and securities in long lists of names and figures.

St. Joe Internal Revenue National Bank BATH Tregaury Ativer Treasury EOE Philippine Treasury

Boston closing prices and regional market quotes

Boston closing prices show firmer wheat and firm corn and oats, with mixed grains and rye steady. Washington cattle market reported easy, with hogs and calves varying. river and railroad bonds and utility stocks quoted in a broad market wrap, including Met E R and Potomac Electric, with notes on exchange withholds for December 24 and 26.

Live Stock Markets Report from Houten and Chicago

Sluggish trade across markets with minimal activity and steady to weak demand. Cattle and hogs show lower quotes in Chicago while receipts rise. beef, calves, and lambs vary by region and weight, with prices drifting and buyers cautious.

Wall Street Gossip Sparks Transatlantic Finance Buzz

Speculation from The Washington Post notes stock market strain with brokers discouraged and seats offered around 75 000 to 80 000 dollars. London market closes briefly as U S banks gain from subtreasury. Beet Sugar common jumps amid favorable earnings while Sulzberger & Sons 5 per cent preferred oversubscribed.

Sprefal Washington Post New York Ant Brofesa Stock Exchange Sulzberger & Sons Company

Financial Market Slows as Holidays Loom Over Exchanges

Washington Stock Exchange shows dull participation with Lanston leading activity ex-dividend at 1 12 per cent and limited sales. Other equities like Washington Gas and Potomac Electric remain soft, while Union Trust advances push bids higher. dividend notices from Security Storage American Telephone and Telegraph and Second National Bank issued for January. Also in Alexandria, Christmas concerts planned, bank dividends declared, hospital matron appointed, and a name change approved for the Washington Bank of Savings.

Pittsburg Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Pennsylvania Met Railroad News Fampuns Ovof Denver and Rio Grande Western Pacific Denver and Boothande Bank of England Washington Gas Gs Metropolitan Railroad Ga Washington Railway and Electric Potomac Electric Consolidated Preferred Union Trust Altercatl Washington Gas Mergenthaler Litotype Notieco Taetown Gar Cert Ind Aonetown Fasnington Apical Traction Umbig Ry Aiort Olumbia Ry Metropolitan E.R. Fa Wash Tle Alex Elec Power Con Mort Flee. Power Co. Yates American Tel. and Tel. Co Emerson Steam Pump Co Washington Market Co Waaleion Market Co Gapital Treeton Co Wash. Hy Elec. Com Pra Washington Washington Gas Georgetown Gas American Tel Tel. Ca Mergenthaler Linotype Langton Monotype Greene-Cananea Copper National Bank American Security Tr National Enviuensa Thias Union Trust St United Savings Bank Home Savings Bank Iaw Union Savings Bank East Washington Ae Provident Savings Bat Li Fire Insurance Areck Arlington National Unio Potomac Columbia Washington Securit Storage Co Besa Washington Stock Exchange Pablo Lanston The Security Storage Company American Telephone and Telegraph Company Second National Bank Citizens’ National Bank of Alexandria Citizens’ Bank First National Bank of Alexandria Hing Street

New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report

New York market notes show butter steady to firm, cheese unchanged, eggs firm with varied regional receipts, flour steady with quiet demand, lard and tallow soft, cottonseed oil mixed futures, coffee dull, and potatoes steady to rising. Northern and southern grain and legume items listed with many price ranges and January futures cited.

New York Henery Middle West Continent South American Cordova Bermuda Maine

Big Banks Unite New York Merger Planned

Announcement states Chatham National Bank and Phenix National Bank will consolidate creating a new institution named Chatham and Phenix National Bank. The combined bank will hold about 20 million dollars in deposits with Louis G. Kaufman slated to lead the merged entity, reflecting long histories dating to 1851 and 1865.

New York Chatham National Bank Phenix National Bank Chatham and Phenix National Bank Louis G. Kaufman Chatham Phenix

Millionaire mayor indicted over city contract interests

Freeport, DL, Dec. 22. W. T. Rawleigh, millionaire mayor and member-elect of the State legislature, was indicted today on charges of violating laws that bar public officials from having financial interests in contracts with the city he serves.

Freeport W. T. Rawleigh

Plans to Prevent Strikes by a Public Conciliation Commission

Paris reports the government unveils a broad plan to curb strikes on railways and public services. A conciliation commission, meeting regularly, would include workers and company representatives and, if needed, compel arbitration with options to raise rates or seek compensation to offset costs.

Paris

Deeds of Trusts Across Squares and Streets

A long list of deeds of trust registered across numerous city blocks, naming buyers lenders and securing various sums from 355 up to 4 3/000 with terms from 18 months to 8 years. Properties include lots in Squares 330 1148 2015 88 2105 1206 1200 810 740 Sherwood Additions and Pleasant Plains plus Reno and other areas. Notable parties include Rebecca G. Marshall George H. Fleming Edward Hillyer Sylvester J. Martin Fulton R. Gordon John M. Jones and Howard Christman.

Square Rebecca G. Marshall George HB. Fleming Edward Ll. Hillyer William L. Crane Sylvester J. Martin Lewis EB H. D. Gordon Robert H. Heater Fulton R. Gorton Thomas V. Hammond Dilton E. Alles William J. Fiather John M. Jones Long Meadows Jennie G. Graham Harold BH. Doyle William L. Miller Howard L. Christman Annie A. Nevitt James Berry William McK. Clayton Perpetual Building Association Edward T. Crismond John Z. Arma Samuel A. Drury Lee, Brown George W. Middlekau B. Francis Saul Percy Thompson Harry Wardmen Thomas Bones Crandal Mackey Joseph T. Kengla Leot Tobriner Byron U. Graham Prederick G. Umhau Lota Bquarh Broderick G. Stete Charles Wh. Bauman Chapin Brown Florence L. Wenger Saul Tepper Ramuel V. Gusack Max Gusack Charlton B. Rout Fsherwood Brookland Allan ‘T. Hawison William E. Mooney Cilbton James Howard R. Norton Lot & Block Bertie W. Carrolet William J Ephraim Masht John Welsh International Realty and Development Company Sarah J. Orndorff John B. Coughlan John Swarmetedt United States Fidelity and Quaranty Company John W. H. Sumwatt Ne- Monal Savings and Trust Company American Security and Trust Company Byron H. Baxter John L Charles H. Weaver Katherine J. Falconer Elia E. Stegio P.M. Brown Charles B. Tribby J. Clinton Tribby Pleasant Flains Wilelmina Hofman Same Dba Reno Hernard A. Kllge Emory D. Bagley Samuel Artz Margaret WF. Stearn Dyer Estate Merle Schmidt Gorge ‘M. Hmerich Douglass Mackall Washington Permanent Building Association Roge A Catherine Witzebeth Lyon William B. Edmonston Louis R. Park Edward McKnew

New York Cotton Mixed As Markets Hold Steady

No major changes in the cotton market with fluctuations narrow and closes steady. Wet reports show New England spinners may curtail production after year start if business remains weak, offset by light Western dry goods inventories and favorable foreign orders.

New York New England

New York Money Market Report December 22

New York on call money at 2 1/2 percent, prime commercial paper at 5 3/4 percent, sterling exchange steady with bankers’ allocations at 4,820 for 60 day bills and 4.8545 for demand. Time money easier with 6 days to 90 days at 4 percent, 6 months at 4 percent. Mexican dollars at 51 1/2 cents, government bonds steady.

New York Prima Mercaniile Sterling Exchange

New York Grain Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Corn Quotes

New York grain notes firm cash wheat and steady futures with limited activity. No. red, 98 8 and 97 f. o. b. afloat. No. 1 northern Duluth 1.18 f. o. b. afloat. December to July futures varied around close levels. Receipts 58 300 bush. corn spot 52% f. o. b.. oats steady with minor shifts.

New York Duluth

Remarkable document on public service rights and strikes

The text cites the declaration of the rights of man to show public services serve the public, not the entrusted few, and claims interrupting service is a crime. It notes workers deserve improvements and a strong arbitration weapon like the strike. It reviews overseas arbitration, praising U S and Australia cases, while warning strikes fuel barbarism.

United States Australia

Equity Court records and various judgments in DC court

Supreme Court Equity Court No 1 lists cases including Maloney v Thompson and Ingram v Fontroy with decrees pro confesso, alimony orders, and receivers appointed in Stormont and other matters. Circuit Court No 1 and No 2 show verdicts, injunctions, divorces, bankruptcies, and notices. bankruptcy filings, criminal motions, and probate actions are detailed. Miles O’Brien obituary noted. currency plan by national banks referenced.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court NO. 1 Justice Stafford Maloney Thompson Plaintif A. le Newmyer T. W. O'Brien Gordon Toomey J. M. George W. C. Martin Stormont Willey Irving Williamson William EB Richertson Bond Fininuu Ralston, Biddons & Richardson Circuit Court No. 2 Cincinnati Banks Farm Association United States Hansmaon & Lewis National Currency Association Attonters Medarshenke Parlington McReynolds Cincin Axman Washington Gas Light Cam Ake Poe Newbsc Minoy Rowlan Foe Nenbso Minnon Burts Milan & Smith Cohen Va Capital Traction Company Deieertihe Company Trae Wapertal Atterneys, Sullivan—Bradley Pathe Freres Bullivan Bradley

District Court Suit No 920 condemnation of Lot 17

District Court suit No 920 concerns condemnation of Lot 17 for a public right of way. Attorneys H H Thomas and James Smith are listed. The fragmentary OCR also includes cases 54160 58181 708 29631 with various parties, actions, and attorneys in a period notice style.

Circuit Court NO Justice Anderson Townerva Spundera Truxton Vs H H. Thomas James ¥. Smith

Real estate transfers in Northwest Brookland to various buyers

A roundup of property deeds in Northwest Brookland and adjacent DC areas listing transfers to institutions and individuals. Entries name B Collier to Catholic University of America in Brookland, Fulton Gordon to Martin and Vining, multiple lots in squares across city sections, and transfers affecting Kenilworth, Ingleside, Argyle Park, University Heights, and other neighborhoods with parcel details and prices where specified.

Northwest Brookland Turkey Thicket B. Collier Catholic University of America Chevy Chase Fulton R. Gordon Bulgomcer Carolina Avenue Frank Arbuckle Janette Blackistone G Streep Arthur Adolph J. Deerleg Third Street Virginia Avenue John Brauhart Thomas J. End Houe Panteaney Onthony Gaegler Ingles Arthur L. Bliss Square Fifth Street Florence L. Weger Willem H Ate Pera Ros M. Stein Kenilworth Sonn Tferath Et Ux Sadie Tar Seventh Street International Realty and Development Company Bertie W. Carroll Ingleside Chapin Brown Et al District of Colombia Thirteenth Street Kathering J. Falconer Brron H Tulie A. Baxter Joseph A. Port Thomas and Delis Haney Corcoran Henry Lobb Charles F. Dises Moncure Et Az Robert Tt. Mahoney Oriental Mattie L. Gackips Mount Pleasant John G. Webster George C. Rice

Copper market moves amid unsettled trading in New York

The Metal Market reports copper prices slipping in New York with spot, December and January at 12.15 to 12.25, February around 18.16 to 12.30, and March at 12.16 to 12.35. London prices weaken while local iron holds steady with No. 1 foundry Northern at 15.20 to 16.25 and No. 2 at 14.78 to 15.75. Exports for the month reach 205 million tons, with Tran-Cleveland warrants quoted in London.

Bates All-Chalmers Amalgamated Copper Kansas City Southern American Agricultural Lehigh Valley Amer Car and Foundry Louise Ile Nashville Minon St. Louis St. Pan Kanena Texas American Linseeda Mo Kansas American Locomotive Missouri Pacific Amer National Biscuit Aqo National Lead American Steel Foundries Nat. Ryz Mexico American Sugar Refining New York Central American Tel Ontario and Western Norfolk and Western Reishae American Woolen North American Ae Anaconda Mining Co Northern Pacific Kid Ron Hs Atchizon Pacific Malinae Atchison Pacific Tel Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore and Ohio Pennsylvania Lee Bethlehem Steel i Brooklyn Sea Central Pee Central New Jersey Chesapeake and Ohio Republic Stee New-York Chicago Altones Maily. Net Gros. Beles Brock Bay Steady Ichl Mil St Paul Louis Southwestern Louis Southwestern Pfd Colorado Fuel and Iron al Oel Delaware and Hufston Tennessee Copper Cy Sa Denver and Rio Grand Texas and Pacific Denver Tol St. L West Union Pacific Baltimore Yoose United States Realty General Electric United States Rubber Boston Feld Consolidated United States Steel Great Northern Goa Utah Philadelpha Inois Central Virginia-Carolina Chemical Allons Bly Interborough-Met Wabash Hibbs New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Little Ra Trade Washington Stock Exchange Great Britain France Continent Japan Freeh Virginia West Virginia Southwest Virginia Tennessee New York State New Florida California New York London Cleveland Foundry Northern Southern Southern Soft

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