Price Rally Halts As Call Money Soars Then Eases
New York traders saw little market movement with a brief call money spike to 7 percent before most loans settled at 6 percent. Sterling fell 15 points and gold import talk revived as bonds and rail earnings provided some support. December expectations pointed to BoE rate easing and a renewed cash flow from London to New York.
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Sterling Exchange
Rock Island
Anea
St. Louis
San Francisco
Erie
Reading
Frere
Bank of England
Financial Market Snapshot from New York
Dec 30 report shows money on call at 5.5 to 6 percent with bids around 5.5 percent, time loans modest at 3 to 4 percent for 60 days to six months, prime mercantile paper offered 4|? percent, sterling weak with bankers bills quoted at 48 274 to 9825 for six day bills and 43 495 for demand, silver at 3.5 dollars per ounce, government and railroad bonds noted as steady.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Aethal Buaiiews
Elal UN
Egisih
Boston Closing Prices and Market Summary
Stock quotes from Washington and New York show mixed copper and share activity with notable bids. Copper futures drift, while Washington Gas and Washington Railway issues feature in near term trading. regional markets display nominal changes and varied small lots across several rail and utility stocks.
Wall Street Gossip on Gold, Bonds and Wheat Prospects
The Washington Port report notes the dollar exchange rate slipping to AR and closing near 4 MAT 4.9090, with the year’s lowest level. Banks weigh gold imports from London, while Lehigh Valley bonds rise on a new dividend and major subsidiaries post modest increases. Winter wheat moisture improves, and the year’s stock and bond totals show a shrinking market but improving bond activity.
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Washington
New York
England
London
Bank of England
Germany
New York Stock Market Ms dividend noted to Hibbs Co
A fragment from a New York stock market report records a dividend involving W. B. Hibbs & Co bankers on the New York Stock Exchange and Chlongd Board of admissions.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and New York Stock Exchange, Chlongd Board
Western
14Th
F Streets
Norman W. Peters & CO
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
Washington Block Exchange Ends Week With Low Activity
Transactions yesterday showed subdued trading with under 50 shares of stock and about 14 600 dollars in bonds for the week. Washington Gas rose to 77 on 60 odd lots, while Capital Traction and Washington Railway and Electric bids showed slight gains and listings for the Washington and Virginia Railway Company remained thin.
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Georgetown
Washington
Washington Gas
Capital Traction da
Anacostia
Potomag Ilver
Columbia Ry
A Mort
Elec. Power Con. Mort
Elec. Power Co
American T .E
Tel
Emerson Steam Pump Co
Capttal Traction Co
Aah
Elev
Elec
Norfolk Aid
Washington Steamboat
American
Georgetown Geo
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lauston
Greene-Cananea Copper
National Bank
Et Commercial
District
Cmera and Mechanics
Metropolitan
Setondee
American Security and Trust
National Savings and Trust
Union Trust
Washin
United Sates Trust Company Savings Bank Atoons
Savia Hargaresh
Geeng Merchants
Mectinics Savings Bank
Imton Savings B
East
Washiteton
Gavinot
Provident Savings Bank
Ariington
Ommiert Am le
Allis-Chalmera
American Car
Hide and Leather Pta
Fria
Alma
American ‘Tobacco
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atchison Pp Iv
Haltimore
Bio
Bethlehem Steel
Tsha
Brookisa Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Entral
New Jersey
iChesapeake
Ohio
Bonhicago
Alton
Great, West
Chicago
Denver and
Rio Grande
Eset
Bolgett DietiHers’ Securities Tae
Erle
Erie Ta Ptt
General Electrtonie Psi
Oldfeld
Great Northern Pfd
Mit
Great Northern Oro Etia
Finais
Central
Interborough -Met
Interborough
Tater
Harvester
Inter
Marine Pta
International Paper
Iil
International Pump
Town Central
Hibbs Building
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Block Exchange
Lanston
Washinstdh Ang Virginia Railway Company
New York Produce Prices and Commodities Report
New York market notes for December 30 show butter steady with varied creamery and factory holdings, eggs steady with 1202 cases received, poultry alive firm but dressed weaker, flour steady, pork and lard steady, cottonseed oil soft, sugar steady with raw Muscovado at 3.26, coffee steady with Rio No 7 at 13 1 2 for spot, potatoes dull, cabbages easy with unchanged prices, and peanuts unchanged across markets. Notable firming in Western poultry and mixed movement in cereals and oils.
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New York
London
Custom House
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Southern
Middle West
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
New York State
Florida
California
New York Grain Summary Charts Mixed Wheat Futures
New York December 20 grain notes show wheat spot firm on No 2 Ted at 98f elevator and 93f o b afloat, with May and December futures near 1.02 to 1.03 and July around 1.00. Corn spot steady, May futures up 0.66 percent. oats spot steady with no futures activity and December near 38 to 39 cents. Receipts and shipments detailed for cash and futures.
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Chicago
New York
Ted
Duluth
Tfe
New York Cotton Market Sees Heavy January Tender
The New York cotton market closes with January 16 times around 200000 bales. Prices gain 5 to 8 points on most months, October down 1. Rumors say about half of today’s tender was taken by outside buyers, with 70000 bales rumored to go to a leading bull house. Reports cite lighter interior receipts and sustained exports as factors, with southern spot prices up to 0.16 higher. Markets remain closed until Tuesday morning.
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Washington Post
New York
Stock Exchange
Bizapot
Gosslp
Jorge
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Receipts totaled 1,890 in New York with generally lower cattle and calf prices, nine cattle categories showing varied ranges, veals steady, hogs down lightly. Chicago listings show strong cattle with Texas and Western steers, and hogs more active with higher quotes, sweep and sheep/lambs mixed in demand and prices.
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New York
London
Chicago
Dee
Texas
Trade Outlook Mixed Yet Steady Across Sectors in New York
H G Dun & Co reports a quiet postholiday period with subdued activity in iron and steel and dry goods while overall financial conditions improve. Mills run at about half capacity, cotton goods face production curbs, leather trading stays dull, and footwear remains quiet. Failures for the week end December 29 totaled 246.
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New York
H. G. Dun &Co
Jwiet
United States
Bradstresta
Outlook good, says Gage on business prospects
Special to The Washington Feet from New York on December 3 reports Lyman J. Gage, former Secretary of the Treasury, arriving and predicting favorable conditions for general industry and trade. He cites a 1910 target of 500,000,000 dollars in new products from soil, forests, and mines and notes mixed views on a postal savings bank.
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Xu Quatome
Naoual Bank
Treasury
Huilton
United States
National Bank
Treasury Offices
Philippine Treasury
Agia
Lass Current Wabiliitoe
Geld Com
Washington
New York
Lyman J. Gage
Postal Bank
New York Saving Bank
France Holds All Gold Amid Bank Refusal Sparked by Crop Shortage
Paris reports the Bank of France explained the gold sale suspension was not aimed at America but stemmed from France’s crop-driven demand. An officer said since November the bank has refused Germany Austria and Holland while gold reserves sit 216 million francs below last year. France seeks credits from the Balkans Russia and America to cover the deficit.
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America
Paris
Bank of France Today
France
Bank of France
Germany
Austria
Holland
Balkans
Russia
Washington Produce Market Prices and Provisions Report
The Washington market shows wholesale poultry and egg trends with expected price increases. Fresh meats and vegetables fetch solid prices while Southern vegetables remain scarce. detailed price points for eggs butter cheese poultry beans and produce across regions are listed with units and per item figures.
Washington cattle market steady prices report
Calves steady at Chotcav al market with hogs, sheep and lamb prices listed. Calf values shown as choice and medium grades per pound with minor percentages noted, reflecting overall stable trading conditions for calves and related livestock commodities.
Baltimore Markets Wheat and grain prices report
Baltimore markets report steady to firm prices for staples on December 30. Wheat Baaler spot and contract at 96 14, Southern grade 96 14. Corn firm, new spot and contract at 50. Oats steady No 2 white at 58. Rye quiet No 2 Western domestic measurement.
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Baltimore
Southern
Maryland Club Whiskey Holiday Advert Refreshes Spirits
An old style Maryland Club Whiskey ad promotes holiday entertaining with a lively tone. It highlights wholesome and delightful qualities and notes availability at all-barrel grocers, framing the product as ideal for festive gatherings.
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Maryland Club
Notable Cronin Case Figure Coughlin Dies in Honduras
New Orleans reports death of Patrick Coughlin in San Pedro Honduras. Once a principal Cronin murder figure and Chicago bribery suspect, he faced multiple trials and convictions, fled to Honduras, returned briefly to Mobile, and escaped again.
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New Orleans
Deo. C
Imn
Coughlin
Dr. Cronin
Cass
Chicago
San Pedro
Honduras
Cronin
Joliet
Mobile
Ala
China Honors Americans Tablet in Temple Amoy Visit
An inscription at a temple in Amoy records the October 1910 visit of American businessmen representing Pacific coast chambers of commerce. The tablet honors their reception and marked a note of friendship between the nations.
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Amoy
Ching
Inscriptions Record Historic Visits at Nanputo Temple
On Nanputo temple stone, three inscriptions note events of global significance. They mark Prince Henry of Prussia and the German fleet visit in 1898, the U S battleship fleet voyage in a year elided, and a loving cup presentation by American warships to the Chinese navy in the present year.
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Nanputo
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Legal Record Court of Appeals January 1914 Calendar
District of Columbia cases list includes Davis versus United States and Rudolph versus United States ex rel Atuart with multiple attorney names. Regular call dates, numerous circuit and equity proceedings, probate notices, and criminal court entries are summarized for the District of Columbia courts. Entities include Davis Wilson, Warner Baker, United Cigar Stores Company, Washington Light Company, and various judges and law firms. The document sets trial and assignment dates and records adoption and estate matters.
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Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Davis Va
United States
Davis—Wilson
Rudolph
Atuart
Thomas—Tucker Kenyoned Mactar- Tand
F. H. Stephens
Perry
Goldsborough
Minor
Bride Vs. Reeves
Callaghan
Bride
Ridowt
Edward
Smith Va
Gardiner
Aubrove
Tribby Va Hawkins
Bord —Collins
Hemans
Stewart
Supreme Court
Equity Court No
Juatius Gould
George
Rankin
Patitioner
Fred W. Weitzel
Rawlings
Lelehear
Detree
Plaintifi’s
T. A. Jones
Mackey
J. M. Jaorge
Dement
Richards
George Francis Williams
J. B. Potbury
D. W. O'Donoghue
Colman
Plainti
A. Fanning
F. G. Coldren
W. M. Off
McNeill & McNeill
Walker Va
Walker
W. C. Martin
R. R. Horner
Harris
Circuit Court
Justice Anderson
Bluebenthal & Bickart
Carson
Pinintif
H. Winship Wheatley
H. T. Quinn
L. A. Batley
Kimball
Quebec Steamship Company
Kimball & Darlington
Hay- No. Itt
Iacorners, Brosnan & Torriner
Birney
Circuit Court No
Justice Barnard
Second National Bank
Burrows
W. F. Mat. Magly
Tobriner
First National Bank
Umbenheuer
Worthington & Woodward
Darlington
Mattingly
Brogan
Washington Railway and Breezeto “Company
Bailey—Darling
Webster Vs. Ruppert
Sinclair—Tobriner
Aldriigo Ve
Bnes
Hey den Ae Ena
O'Brien
Walter Banco
A. Hughes
Horace Dent
Wiliam Jones
J. C. Postel
United States Ve
Jett West
Foster & Jones
Charles B. Lusby
Thomas Young
William Butler
Walter Mills
J. E. Collins
Richard Jones
Iplea
Willian E. Summers
Hanse
Real estate transfers in Villa Park and Northwest DC
Property deeds show numerous transfers in Villa Park Basin 2 and Northwest quadrants, including lots on Sixth Street, Portner Place, and Meridian Hill. Notable transactions include Capital Construction Company acquiring lots 136 and 16, and Willard Street Northwest trust transfers totaling substantial sums.
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Villa Park
Clare
A. Marden
Basin 2
Richard J. Yothers
Wag Pare
Tandy
Maupin
Henry B. Hall
Square
Sixth
James Karrick Ta
Henrietts B. Karrick
Henry M. Conger
Conger Broa
Ednare
Victor Anderson
Isabella
Brady
Portner Place
Francis M. Gibson
Capital Construction Company
Fifteenth
U Streets
Henry
Hayes ‘W. Hawking
Iowa Circle
Annie T. Jones
Jacob S. Moser
Tenth Street
Mary H. Gage
Mary King
M Street
Emma G. Mussolini
James W
Joseph N. Ryland
Lewis B. Moranet Ax
Andrew M. Curry
Andrew Parker Warner
Thirteenth
Fourtenth
Ashton Cobournet Ax
Walter J. Cognwell
North Capitol
Fist
Margaret Collins
Benjamin As. Dinar
Effingham Sage
Georsteon D. Coyle
Jane J. Butler
Thomas H. Banes
Eres
Smith
Mery M. Lashhorn
Lote
Tworth
May F. Hodges
Jesse H
William F. Bain
Lote& Square
Mt, Pleasant
Elizabeth G. Olmstedent
Willard
Seventeenth
Eighteenth
Edward J. Stellwagen
Jessie M. Leonard
Strelt Boutheast
Joseph J. Waar
Maud. Hoth
Woodley Park
Franklin T
Sanner Et Ax
Sevres A. Reynolds
M. Reynolds
Devil H
Annie Rouen
Deeds of trust in Washington area districts
A long list of mortgage deeds from Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plain and surrounding wards notes various parties securing sums from $1,400 to $12,000. Items specify properties in blocks and squares such as Ingleside Petworth and Kenilworth, with terms from 1 to 5 years at 4 to 6 percent, semiannual or quarterly, detailing grantors and lenders.
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Mount Pleasant
Square
Augustine B. McManus
John C. Weedon
Thomas W. Smith
Ian
Meridian Hill
Hayes W. Hawking
James K. Jones
Charles T. Richardson
Annie T. Jones
Holdsworth Gordon Et Ux. Ts
Willem
Gordon
Henry
Matthews
Ek Hill Cemetery Company
Sieetsite Rothwell
James Berry
William McK. Clayton
Perpetual Building Association
William
Speeretux
A. Nev Thah Willams
American Security and Trust Company
National Savings and Trust Company
Simon D. Bronson
William E. Edmoenston
Louis H. Peak
Edward A. McKuen
Brama VY
Woody
Andrew HK
William A. Hill
Arthur G. Bishop
Maris Waters
Jonn
William McK
Clayton
Secure Perpetual Building Association
Ingleside
Mary M. Lashhorn
Jeane V
George N. Fleming
Edward L. Hillyer
William L. Crane
Kenilworth
Annie J. Matley
Lawrence C
Allen W. Mullery
Harry G. Kiemnachralgt
E. W. Weaver
James M. Woodward
Charles P. Blackmer
Lindles
Anderson Et Ax
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Jeasle
Jamon J. Karriek
W. Millan
Willam P. Metcalf
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Balimore
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DERN
Georghe Hronklyn
Tranalt
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Eric Ren
Erle Cy Aeries
General Electric
Lake Shore
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Nasbville
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BSBIM
Missouri Parlac Co
National Railways of Mexico
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Thern Pacific
Southern Hallway
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Bern Haliweay
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Washington Cattle Market
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Hibbs
Justice Gould
Michael J. Hackett
Eile R. Hackett
Patrick J. Farrell
M. D. Roxenbes
Metate
Henry R. Miles
Leighton Yore
Walter J. Kelly
Mary A. Clark
Guardian
Bond
Leckie, Fulton & Cox
Leon Sondheimer
Lens Harts
J.” A. Baternon
Ann van Dyke
Deniel W. Middleton
Julia Middleton
Enos A. Skill- Toan
J. E. Padgett
James 8. Morrill
Charles Houser
Thomas Walker
Lisette D. Lamparter
BF. Ledeh ‘Hatate
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Henry P. Blair
Hillyer
Frank
W. Johinson
A. B. Last
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Campbell H. Plugge
Montague & Morierty
Madeline Meade
George Francis Willems
Margaret Fishburn
Sleman & Lerch
Benjamin F. Pole
Tata
Catharine Lo
Melvin F. Fisher
Thotupeon & Laskey
William E. Horton
Baker, Sheehy & Hogan
Joseph E. Smith
Will
George ©. Rankin
Spring Vasley National Bank of
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Fried W. Weltzel
Harriet P. Espey Ve
William J. Bapy
William B. Fowler
Spp
Joby
Hird
Weoma
Colorado
New Yor
C. Wheeler & Co
Riggs National Bank
BPA. Ave
OPP
U.S. Treasury
Cepitel
Profie
Probie
15Th and
N. Y. Avenue
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable
Equitable Bulliing
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Thath Street
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
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