Price Rally Halts as Call Money Rates Jump
The New York stock market showed little movement with gains fading late, while call money touched 7 percent and most loans were at 6 percent. Sterling exchange weakened, reviving talk of gold imports as bankers eyed year-end money settlements and a possible Bank of England rate cut early next year.
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Erie
Reading
Frere
Bank of England
Curb Market Update Shows Rates And Exchange Movements
New York market notes on money rates with 5 percent ruling rate and 1 percent closing bid. Time loans at 60 and 50 days quoted around 3 to 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper bids 4.44 to 4.50 percent. Exchange weak with bankers bills near 827.4 and 822.5 for demand drafts. Government bonds steady and railroad bonds firm.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Eterlog Exchange
Bankers
ASTI
Bar Silves
Railroad Bonds Arm
Washington Stock Exchange Update on Various Listings
Trading notes show multiple listings including Washington Gas at 110 percent and 111 percent, Capitol Traction and Washington Rwy. prices around 60 to 129, and Merger details with Linotype at 218. Copper markets in New York and London are steady to dull with spot prices around 12.00 to 12.76. Local reports cite unchanged markets and commodity figures including copper and freight data across cities like Toledo and Cleveland.
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New York
London
Custom House
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Southern
Wall Street Gossip on Gold Imports and Market Rates
The Washington Port reports demand exchange rates dropping to 4 9 0 9 0 with a yearly low as bankers debate New York's chances to secure part of roughly 34.5 million in gold offerings from London next Tuesday. Banks and rail bonds, dividend boosts, and winter wheat conditions are noted amid shrinking yearly stock and bond activity.
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Washington Post
New York
Stock Exchange
Washington
England
London
Bank of England
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New York Stock Market Update and Dividend Note
Ms dividend received by W B Hibbs & Co bankers and New York Stock Exchange Chlongd Board of.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and New York Stock Exchange, Chlongd Board
Washington Block Exchange Ends Week With Low Activity
Transactions on the Washington Block Exchange closed the week and year with minimal activity. Weekly totals show under 50 shares traded and about 14,600 dollars in bonds. Washington Gas rose to 77 on 60 shares, while Capital Traction improved slightly to 128 3/4. Washington Virginia Railway common and preferred saw initial trading at 20 and 6, then bids of 21 and 25 respectively. Bond offerings were scarce.
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Bio
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Brookisa Rapid Transit
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Central
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International Paper
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International Pump
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Hibbs Building
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Block Exchange
Washington Gas
Washington
Lanston
Washinstdh Ang Virginia Railway Company
New York Produce Prices and Market Fluctuations
New York reports mixed commodity moves on December 30 with butter steady to varied, eggs steady, poultry mixed with alive demand firm for Western chickens and fowls, turkeys weaker when dressed. Flour and pork steady, lard and oils show steady to soft trends, sugar raw and refined quiet, coffee steady with marginal shifts, potatoes dull, cabbage unchanged, peanuts unchanged.
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Middle West
Rio
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Cordova
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
New York State
Florida
California
New York Grain Markets Close Mixed on Dec 20
WHEAT spot and futures show mixed moves with No 2 hard red and No 2 northern Duluth readings and May and July positions. CORN and OATS stay largely steady with minimal activity and small net shifts amid receipts and shipments reported.
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Ted
Duluth
Tfe
New York Cotton Market Sees January Tender Attracting Demand
The New York cotton rush on January with about 200000 bales tendered, sparking firm trade despite initial nerves. Prices closed a touch off from best, steady with a 5 to 8 point gain on most months except October, amid rumors of outside interests absorbing much of the tender and lighter interior receipts easing selling pressure.
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New York
Bizapot
Gosslp
Jorge
Live Stock Markets Mixed Receipts Dip In New York
New York stock reports show lower receipts across cattle hogs and sheep with varying price ranges. Calves and veals hold steadier while dressed beef and foreign markets reflect softer demand. exports slated include cattle sheep and beef quarters.
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Breves
London
Chicago
Texas
Trade Quiet but Confident as 1911 Outlook Shines
The Dun and Bradstreet weekly report notes quiet post holiday trade across most sectors though with notables of strength in finance and agriculture. Iron and steel operate at about 50 percent capacity while dry goods prices hold near production costs. Cotton and leather markets show firm printing yet dull activity, with footwear quiet and fabric demand cautious amid evolving orders for spring and fall 1911.
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Jwiet
United States
Bradstresta
Outlook good says Gage former Treasury head
Special to The Washington Post from New York reports Lyman J. Gage, ex Secretary of the Treasury, arriving and predicting a strong business outlook. He cites 1910’s $500,000,000 worth of new products from soil, forests, and mines driving manufacturing and trade, and notes neutrality toward the postal bank, while favoring the New York saving bank system as a model for the country.
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New York
Lyman J. Gage
Postal Bank
New York Saving Bank
France Holds All Gold Across Bank Refusal Explained
Paris reports the Bank of France explains the gold sale suspension was not aimed at America but caused by French crop shortfalls. An officer states since November the bank refused Germany Austria and Holland. gold reserves are 21600000 francs lower than a year ago as France seeks credits from the Balkans Russia and America to cover the deficit.
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Paris
Bank of France Today
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Bank of France
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Austria
Holland
Balkans
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Washington Produce Market Prices and Supply Report
Wholesale poultry and egg market expected to rise with strong demand for fresh meats and vegetables. Lists regional egg prices from Virginia to Southwest Virginia, butter and cheese quotes, assorted poultry prices, dressed poultry, and a wide range of vegetables and fruits with unit prices and packaging notes. Includes occasional typographical errors but preserves key market items and price points.
Washington Cattle Market Report Also Notes Calves Steady
Washington cattle market records show calves steady while hogs, sheep, and lambs per pound figures appear incomplete. Calves priced at choice and medium grades show minor changes, with lambs and other stock listed at various per pound rates amid a sparse, deteriorated OCR fragment from the Chotca vaal market page.
Baltimore Markets Daily Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Baltimore Maryland December 30 Wheat Easter spot contract 96 percent Southern of grade 9644 Corn firmer spot contract new 50 percent Oats steady No 2 white 58 Rye quiet No 2 Western domestic meas
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Maryland Club Whiskey Holiday Ad Sample
A vintage Maryland Club Whiskey advertisement proclaims holiday entertaining and wholesome vibes. The brief copy highlights availability at all bars and retail grocers for festive use.
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Maryland Club
New Orleans Figure In Cronin Case Dies in Honduras
Deo C Coughlin infamous for involvement in the Chicago Cronin murder case, sought on bribery charges, died in San Pedro Honduras after a career of arrests, trials, and evasions. He fled to Honduras, briefly returned to Mobile, faced bribery indictments, and vanished again.
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Deo. C
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Coughlin
Dr. Cronin
Cass
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Cronin
Joliet
Mobile
Ala
China Honors Americans Tablet in Temple Amoy Ching
An inscription in Amoy commemorates the visit of American business men representing Pacific coast chambers of commerce in October 1910. The tablet was placed in a temple to mark the event.
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Ching
Inscriptions Record Historic Visits at Nanputo Temple
A stone at Nanputo temple bears three inscriptions of great significance detailing international events. They note 1898 visits by Prince Henry of Prussia and the German fleet, a 18th? century American battleship fleet visit, and a loving cup presentation by American warships to the Chinese navy in the present year.
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Prince Henry of
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Legal Record Resignations and Court Call Detail for 1914
District of Columbia appellate and equity dockets list cases, with assignments for January 3 1914 and January 3 1911, names of parties and attorneys, judges, and procedural actions across circuit and district courts, including criminal cases and probate matters, from the DC legal record.
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District of Columbia
Davis Va
United States
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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
Real Estate Transfers In Washington District Listings
Real estate transfers filed across multiple northwest southeast and northeast streets show a flurry of deeds. Transactions include Marden to Yothers on Basin 2 R lot 40 and Maupin to Hall on 46 square 246 for $10, and numerous parcels in Meridian Hill and Woodley Park with prices noted as $10. Edward J. Stellwagen and trustees transfer Willard Street Northwest parcel to Jessie M. Leonard for $5,100. Franklin T. Sanner transfers Woodley Park lot 123 to Sevres A. Reynolds and Reynolds then conveys to Delia H. Rouen for $10. Additional transfers cover Portner Place Northwest, Fifteenth Street combinations, and numerous original lots and squares across Northwest and Southeast districts involving Capital Construction Company, Henry B. Hall, and others.
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Basin 2
Richard J. Yothers
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Tandy
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Henry B. Hall
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Sixth
James Karrick Ta
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Henry M. Conger
Conger Broa
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Victor Anderson
Isabella
Brady
Portner Place
Francis M. Gibson
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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
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Lewis B. Moranet Ax
Andrew M. Curry
Andrew Parker Warner
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Fourtenth
Ashton Cobournet Ax
Walter J. Cognwell
North Capitol
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Margaret Collins
Benjamin As. Dinar
Effingham Sage
Georsteon D. Coyle
Jane J. Butler
Thomas H. Banes
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May F. Hodges
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M. Reynolds
Devil H
Annie Rouen
Deeds of Trust Entries for Several DC Subdivisions
A list of deeds of trust in various Washington DC neighborhoods including Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plain, Meridian Hill, Oak View, Washington Heights, Ingleside and Petworth. Entries describe mortgage parties, secured amounts from 1,400 to 12,000, terms from 1 to 5 years, interest rates from 4 to 6 percent, and semiannual or quarterly payments, with lot and block identifications.
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Augustine B. McManus
John C. Weedon
Thomas W. Smith
Ian
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James K. Jones
Charles T. Richardson
Annie T. Jones
Holdsworth Gordon Et Ux. Ts
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Gordon
Henry
Matthews
Ek Hill Cemetery Company
Sieetsite Rothwell
James Berry
William McK. Clayton
Perpetual Building Association
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A. Nev Thah Willams
American Security and Trust Company
National Savings and Trust Company
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William E. Edmoenston
Louis H. Peak
Edward A. McKuen
Brama VY
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Andrew HK
William A. Hill
Arthur G. Bishop
Maris Waters
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William McK
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George N. Fleming
Edward L. Hillyer
William L. Crane
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Allen W. Mullery
Harry G. Kiemnachralgt
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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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