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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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Goa
Utah
Philadelpha
Inois Central
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
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Hibbs
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Florida
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London
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Foundry Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
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American ‘Tobacco
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Armouriund Coths
Mchivon
Bss
Baltimore and Ory Southwestern
Brooklyn Transit
Central of Georgia
Ee Central Teather
Central
Ren
Chesapeake
Cheaupeake and Ono
Ubicago
Alton
Bidgo
Burlington and Quincy
Pustogton
Quincy
Unicaxe
Misauxee
Bicago
Rock Island
Pactic
Rock Ishand
Pactice RY. Rhe
Colorado Industrial
Coloraio Miland
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hudaon
Rio Grande
Srrlea
Minole Central Tye
Interborough
International Merchant Mariner
Kenasadity Southern
Lake Shore
Debra
Ival
Loulavine and
Nashvilte
Missouri
Reunaylsania
Yaris Dee
U. G
St Louis
Lonlt Southwestern Wat
RB Ag
Seaboard Air
Muthern Pacife Col
Guthern
Southern Railway
Georg , Tinton
Luton Pacific
Caien
Bla
Anked. Am
Fsteel Foundry
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T Sa Ae
Adams Express
American Tobacco Braden
Ak Braden
Butte Coal Nei
Chicago Subway
Girouxy
Greene-Cananea
Mason
Bowthern
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OM City
Toledo
Ohio
Bec
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South Lima
Stend
Iight
Wall Street
Han
London Stock Exchange
Alexandria Choirs
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Christ
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Methodist Protestant
First Baptist
Bethany Methodist Protestant
Second Presbyterian Church
Immanuel Tutheran
Alexandria Hospital
N. A. Simmons
Virginia Hospital
Richmond
Miya Simmons
Miss McKay
Helen Johns
Corporation Court of Alexandria
Dennis Buttermore
Kate Redmond
Patrick Street
Cameron and
King Streets
Masons
Alexandria-Washington
Bank
Dime “Savings Bank of Washington
Bank of Commerce and Savings
York
Shicago Grain
Chicagof
DOD Pdg
Washington Produce Market
Washington Loan and Trust Co
N. W
John Joy Edson
Trust Department
Simmonson
Simmons
Hilliers
George W. New
M. Leroy Gough
Hutty & Utty
Pry
Frye
Plaintt'n
Stearman & Loughran
EB. Carrington
Rawlings
Leishedr
Jones—Mattingly & Mackey
Baliauf
Heinrichs
Attorners
Dennice
Fenbing
Taggart Va
Boynton
Dyrenforth
Rhodes
Wert
Went
Collins & A. Gaskins
King & Chase
Capito
McGlue
Marshall
Lewis
Stewart
Siemens
Hesitany
Walker Va
Walker
Mar
Lynch
Mitchell
Simpson Vs
Miles M. O’brien
Miles ‘Sr O'Brien
Mr. O'Brien
Criminal Court NO. 1
Justice Wright
Charles J. Owen
Malcolm G. Stewart
William Thornburn
Barnel Wematock
Salvador D. Moore
E. 5
McCalmont
Clataugh
Forty-First Street
Normal School
Justice Gould
William 8. Crowdy
Shinn & Stutler
Marguerite A. Thian
J. N. Medill
John Mason
Cornelia M. Mason
Fenning & Parker
John’ Marshall Robinson
Will Med
Guy C. Streeter
Mery McMurray
Bolatea Guardian
R. x
Helokell
Samuel Williams
Padgett
Toren "Smith
Susannah
Tucker
Henrietta M. Mulloy
Cavert
Tyler & Rutherford
Perry Delmont
Flpintiif
Alexander Woit
Julius Lansburch Furniture and Carpet Company
D. F. Pyle
Epgeal
G. S. Hillyer
Dmegist
New Jersey Avenue
Yante Ae
Willard D. Doremunr
Frank 4. Bright
Ainiii
Gittings & Chamberlin
Equitable
Montel
JO F St
Swartzell, Rheem
Hensey Co
Lawrence Barnum & Co
Bankers
St. N. W
Washington, D.C
Phindelphis
Pitteborg
Mechanics’ Savings Bagk Po
H.W
H.W. Pa
Fifth Avenue
P. Robert &, Sjostrom
Post
Washington Market Company
Seventh Street
Center Market
Washington, D. c
Messin
N. G. Wilkins
Frachington
Deoth
Vais
Det
WashineTax Market Company
Samuel W. Curriden
Pesala
Walter E Poorest al
Hetharine M. Poors
L. L. Perkins