Price Rally in Greater Demand for General Bonds
Special to The Washington Post reports rising demand for bonds amid window dressing worries and improved railway earnings. Stocks show broad gains across sectors as bond buying spreads, while call money and Treasury figures reveal year-end liquidity pressures and ongoing financial shifts in December 1910.
New York Stock Market and Money Market Report
Summary of totals and quotations from New York and Washington exchanges. Total daily shares 247600. Included are price levels for Washington Gas Potomac Electric Light and Union Trust, with calls and after-call remarks. Money on call firm at 95 2 1 2 percent. time loans steady. mercantile paper 4 1 2 percent. Exchange rates steady with bid and offer figures for Denker and denoting government and railroad bond activity. Also notes market closures and upcoming holidays December 81, 1910 and January 2, 1911.
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Washington Gas
Potomac Electric Light Sa
Ington Railway and Electric Prer
Union Trust
Capital Traction
New York
Prime Mercantile
Btering
Alle-Chalmers
American Tel
Erlean Agricultural
American Tobacco
Armour and Co
Atchison Gen
Atchisoner
Atchison
Atlantic Oast Tineau
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Boat
Brooklyn ‘Franalt
Central of
Central Leather
Central R. R
Chesapeake and Ohio
Johns Georetown Gan
Ind
Aston
Chicago
Burlington Batt
Quincy Joint
Burlington and Quincy
Coastal Traction
Milwaukee and St Paul
Rock Leland and
Pacific
Iteal
Ane
Iicago
Flock Ioana
Pacific Boymbia Ry
Colorado Industrial
Columbia Ry
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Metropolitan Tt.R.ye
Colorado
Delaware and Hudson cv
Ash. Hy
Elec
Denver and
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Q. & P Telephone
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Japan
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Lake Shore
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Ansea
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York
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TOCKE
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Orearan
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District of Columbia
Local Washington Stock Exchange Sees Modest Activity
Yesterday’s session showed limited activity with persistent inactivity in local securities. Prices edged up on Washington 7 3 4 percent and Lanston bids rose. Potomac-Wictoricks and Potomac stock movements noted as some demand emerged. Local commodities and bank news followed with a Newark charter for Broad and Market National Bank and wholesale price listings for eggs, butter, cheese, poultry, vegetables, and fruits.
New York Produce Prices and Market Roundup
New York on February 29 reports steady to firm tone across commodities. Butter. receipts 6001. creamery specialties 30 1 2, extras 29 2 0. Eggs 10 754 receipts. Cheese steady. hog? poultry alive firm. Western chickens 12 42 to 12 44 percent, turkeys 18 18. Flour steady. pork firm. Cottonseed oil steady. rosin and turpentine firm. Coffee steady. potatoes dull Bermuda prices 3.50 to 5.00 per barrel, Jersey sweets 1.80 to 2.60. Cabbages steady. Peanuts unchanged.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
New York State
New
Florida
California
New York
Pec
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Middle West
Continent
South America
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Bermuda
Jersey
New York Cotton Market Faces Holiday Closure
New York cotton traders see quiet, prices steady with slight gains as January notices loom. Liverpool reports a quiet market and holidays threaten closure. southern spots mostly unchanged as eastern belts note export demand and spot houses buy January contracts to gauge impact.
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New York
Tomorrw
Liverpool
Live Stock Markets Summary from New York and Chicago
New York on December 28 reports cattle receipts 1 730 head with steady mood. calves 603 head at 7.00 to 10.50. sheep and lambs 7816 head with lambs 5.00 to 6.75. hogs 1 590 head, market lower. Chicago December 29 shows cattle receipts 7 500 head with mixed prices. hogs 27 000 with lower tone. sheep and lambs 15 000 with steady to softs.
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Kansas City Southern
Allis-Chalmers
Amalgamated Copp
American Agricultural
Laclede Gas
Lehigh Valley
Louisville and
Nashv
Amer. Car and Foundry
Minn
St. Louis
Ai. P
American Cotton OK
Kansan
Texas
American Ice Securities
Kansas
American Linseedey OU
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
Nat. Hys
Mexico
New York Central
FLVEN
American Steel Foundries
Ontario and Western
American Sugar Refining
American Tel and
Tel AE
Norfolk and Western
American Tobacco
North American
American Woolen
Northern Pacific , It, Mining Co
Pacific, Mal
Anaconda
Pacific Tel
Tal
Atchison
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast Inc
Baltimore and Ohio
G, C
St. Te
Bethlshem Steel
Pitteburg Coal I
Brooklyn Rapid
Pittsburg Coal Ptd
Pressed Steel
Canadian Pacific
Pullman Palaeco
Central Leather
Central Leather P Sos
Rahway
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Republic Steel Chicago and
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Fico Grande
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Court of Appeals Annual January 1911 Assignment List
The Court of Appeals and Circuit Courts list Tuesday January 3 1911 assignments for civil criminal equity probate and other proceedings in the District of Columbia with cases by number titles and attorneys. Notable items include multiple docketed appeals diverse circuit court assignments and probate notices detailing wills estates and administrator petitions.
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Equity Court NO. 1
Justice Gould
Moterman Vt. Sands
Justice Barnard
H. J. May Ant
Watson
William Henry White
H. H. Hollander
Mann Ve. Somervills
Justhe Barnard
Alexander Wolf
Mehrborg
Brandenburg
Birney & Woodard
Hoshilug
Stetson
Maddox & Gatley
Myars
Myera
J. A
Nomiey
Gorrell
Lyle
Lynch
A'Donoghue
Hamilton
Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton
Ambrose, Kappler & Merillat
Dartington
Cohen
United States Express Company
Brosnan & Tobriner
Birney
Circuit Court
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Hocker
David Rothschild
Wil
Turner
Washington ‘Terminal Company
Forrest & Mitchell
Russell
Washington Post Compoor
Witeen
Barksdale—Brown
Abe
Taylor Vs. Weber
McNamara & Huldexoper
Tobriner
First National
Hank
Ombenhauer
Worthington & Woodward
Darlington
Mattingly
Washington Railway and Bigetero Company
Bailey—Darlington
Webster Vs. Huppert
Sinclair—Tobriner
Aldridge Vs
Bliss
Hayden Johnson and
Franc
Thornton
North Chesapeake Beach Land Company
Montague
Moriarity Hamilton
Criminal Court
Clabaugh
A—M. McIntire
Green
Tucker, Kenyon & Huidekoper
Luckett
New York city bond market eyes 4% issues amid high prices
The market saw strong demand for New York City bonds with high prices around 101% for 4% issues though none sold above 99%. Analysts expect a 4% new offering of 350 million dollars or more, with some banks predicting 4% bonds will be most profitable and likely to succeed. Bond trading on the exchange reached about 3 million, the strongest day since December.
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New York City
The Metal Market Report From New York and London
Copper prices and market activity observed in New York and London with spot and futures rates. Arrivals for the day reach 30,009 tons while exports total 28,764 tons for the month. Local dealers report little change and specific metal grades show varied prices across electrolytic, casting, and foundry categories.
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London
Custom House
Lake Ropper
Tron
Cleveland
Tocally Tron
Foundry Northern
WTR
Sonthern
Southern Soft
Banks to Keep Books Alike Nationwide Reform After Quanah Bank Collapse
The Comptroller ordered 7,200 national banks to install a uniform bookkeeping system after disclosures on the Quanah National Bank of Quanah Texas showed two years of insolvent operation masked by poor records. Examiners failed to gauge true condition. 50,000 capital and 738,000 surplus likely drained as dividends. managers not investigated. no criminal action yet.
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Quanah
Tex
United States
Quanah Bank
National Bank
Murray
Washington
Quanah National
New York Grain and Cattle Markets Reported Firm
New York grain markets showed firmer spot firmness for No. 3 red wheat and No. 1 northern Duluth futures amid firmer Northwestern cash markets and export demand with December and May futures modestly higher. Corn and oats markets were firmer with light country acceptances, while cattle in Oil City, Pa. showed easy supply balances with total receipts and shipments noted.
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New York
Duluth
Standard White
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Baaley
Appropriation With Act: Supreme Court Clash on Park Land
District Supreme Court Chief Justice Clabaugh rules Congress authorization to buy land for Meridian Hill park functions as an appropriation since $450,000 was to be taken from the Treasury to carry out condemnation if purchase fails. Treasury Comptroller Tracewell argues money was not furnished. Attorneys for property owners and government officials presented the case with representatives named.
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Meridian Hill Park
Florida Avenue
Euclid Street
Fifteenth
Sixteenth Streets
District of Columbia
District Supreme Court
Tracewell
Treasury
J. J. Dartington
Fulton Lewis
F. W. McReynolds
J. B. Henderson
Morgan H Beach
Alfred A Corey Sr Dies in Chester County Farm Home
Braddock Pa December 29 Alfred Adam Corey Sr father of William Ellis Corey president of United States Steel died today of stomach trouble at Thorndale Chester county near the old President Buchanan homestead. He moved there with his wife after Ellis provided an expansive farm following a Reno divorce suit in which Laura Cook Corey contested her husband. Alfred Sr born nearby spent twenty years with cousin James B Corey in coal business before retirement. Survived by his wife two daughters one in Brooklyn two sons William Ellis Corey and Alfred Jr. of Homestead.
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Alfred Adam Corey
William Ellie Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Thorndale
Chester County
Corey
James B. Corey
Alfred
W. Ellis Corey
Mr. Corey
Brooklyn
Ada Altenbaugh
William Ellis Corey
The
Steel Corporation
Alfred Adam Corey, Jr
Homestead
Deeds of Trust and Poison in Communion Cup Notice
A mixed docket lists numerous deeds of trust across multiple properties with various named parties and amounts, including a note on poison in a communion cup. The item references several squares and parcels, dates, and percentages. It also reports Lehigh Valley Railroad engineers near a wage increase starting January 1, with details on new daily rates and 30 hour work weeks.
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Washington Post
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Bethlehem
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Noted war reporter dead A H Byington
Amos Homer Byington of Norwalk Conn veteran journalist and war correspondent died at his son Stewart W Byington’s home in Flushing aged eighty five following a week illness. He edited and published the Norwalk Gazette for six decades and befriended Lincoln. He broke Gettysburg dispatches from a telegraph outfit near town and secured Sherman’s Atlanta report. Survived by three sons, three daughters in law and multiple grandchildren.
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Norwalk
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Flushing
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Bethel
Sugar Frauds Reach Million Dollars In New Orleans
Grand jury investigation reveals the federal government was defrauded of more than a million dollars in import duties due to false weights and improper grading of sugar in New Orleans. No criminal prosecutions are planned. suits will be brought against refineries to recover unpaid duties. The grand jury reconvenes July 18 to report on the sugar probe.
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New Orleans
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Perkins Executors and Administrators Fees Emplores and Agents
L L PERKINS Webond Executors Administrators and c of f fees Emplores and agents listed with contact at Colorado Building Room ?.
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Fire Rages in Messina Harbor Buildings
A fierce fire at Messina Italy destroyed wooden harbor buildings including the post office telegraph office and railway station. Telegraphic and telephonic communications were interrupted as troops were deployed to halt spread while the American quarter a mile away was considered safe.
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Reggio. di Calabria
Italy
Messina
Dr Herman V Hilprecht to quit university post
Philadelphia Dec 2 Special Committee of University Trustees accepts the resignation of Dr Herman V Hilprecht from the Clark professorship of Assyriology at the University of Pennsylvania. Resignation was presented in November and the committee’s action was made public today.
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Herman V. Hilprecht
Clark
University of Pennsylvania
Hilprecht
Board of Trustees
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