Money Easy Abroad New York Exports Heavy in Bull Market
The New York stock market showed renewed irregularity and profit taking as large speculative holdings tested public response to the advance. Gains persisted in many leading stocks despite cautious sentiment, aided by United States Steel’s 10 cent rise per 100 pounds on tin plate and favorable foreign trade data.
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Washington Post
New York
Storks
United States Steel Corporation
Asie
Financial District
Ontario and Western Railway Company
Bankers
Guggenheim Exploration Company
Louisville
Naeshwhe
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
English Board of Trails
England
Atlantic
London
Bank of Finnland
Supreme Court
Rourne
American Tobacco
Qil
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Treasury daily statement and money market notes
February 7 report shows treasury receipts and deficits for the day and month, gold and silver holdings, and banking rates. Money on call steady at 1 9 2 percent with bankers bills quoted. sterling steady. mercantile paper at 4 0 percent. Railroad bonds remain steady.
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Dyatoma
Aay’s
Dusinese
Renee
Silvar Dubiara
Milver
New York
Tine Loana
Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Dormand
Bar Alivar
New York Bond Market and Copper Prices Mixed in Trade
The New York market reports weak copper across spot and futures with February to May contracts around 11.90 to 32.10. London futures quoted at 155 34. Arcivala notes 10 tons in New York and exports totaling 3,929 tons. Local iron warrants, foundry grades, and copper alloy figures appear with various bids and locations.
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New York
London
Dell
Arcivala
Gastem ‘House
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Union Pacific plan signals rail expansion after rate case
Wall Street notes suggest Union Pacific will proceed with $75 million in double tracking and extensive extensions, with Judge Lovett's inspection trip seen as approval to push ahead despite I C C rate decision. Other lines including Southern and Northwestern plan large railroad improvements, while rail orders for 1911 total about 1.5 million tons with potential rise after a favorable verdict.
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Washington Post
New York
Union
Railroad Pacific
Judge Lovett
Union Pacific
New Haven
Boston
Maine
Pennsylvania
Hawley Lines
Interstate Commerce Commission
Local securities rise checked as prices drift lower
Local financial news notes a cooling in securities trading with active issues offered freely at prevailing prices, occasional bids retreating. Mergenthaler and Washington Gases show limited strength, while bonds firming on Washington Railway and Electric and Capital Traction. Insurance firm elects officers. plans building and financing details released. Also reported are new line plans by Louisville & Nashville, and a Treasury cost summary for public buildings from 1901 to 1910.
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Aris-Chalmers
New York
American Agricultural
Washington Gas
American
American Tobacco
Amertent Tobacco
Armour
Capital Traction R. A. Bs
Atchison
Anacostia & Potomania
Washington Iy
Atchison cv
Atlante Coast Lle
Washington Ry
Etec. Com
Baltimore
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Washington Rr
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Mergenthaler Linotype
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Chicago
Aston
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Distillers 'S
Evie Prior TS Railroad
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Anacostia
Potamec Erie
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Columbia
Mort
Interborough
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Alex
Mi. Vero
Japan
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Ser
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We Lineain
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Rabner
Ashington
Trust Company
Tern Matsiand
Istinghouse Electric
National Savings and Trust
Wieconain Central
Ae Union Trust Company
Washington Loan and Treat
United States ‘Trust
Washington
Smiscellanee
Emerson Steam Pump Co
Security Storage Co
Nee Hl
Seasson
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Mergenthaler
Washington Railway and Electricks
Potomac
Capital Traction 5S
Fifteenth
Riggs
Bank
American Security and Trust Company
The
National Savings and Trust Company
Washington Loan
Treasury Department
Treasury
Baltimore Markets Report Shows Mixed Grain Prices
From Baltimore Hartimore on Feb 7 Wheat steady and oats quiet while corn and rye show dull or unchanged activity. Cattle veal calves hogs and sheep markets listed with varying price per unit and grade details.
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Hartimore
Chicago Grain and Commodities Market Summary
New York receipts total 9808 soy, 1499 cheese, 26968 eggs. Western poultry prices 18 to 16 cents, butter steady, lard steady, cottonseed oil steady with quoted futures for February through June. Coffee quiet with Rio No 7 at 12.5, Santos at 4.75, baking staples mixed. Bermuda potatoes at 8.09 to 6.50 per barrel, Maine 1.40 to 1.65 per bag, PEANUTS unchanged.
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Aelg
Kaneas City
Southern
Allis-Chalmers
Laclede
Amalgamated Copper
American Agriculture
San
Lehigh Valley
American Beet Sugar AG
Mackay Co
Minneapolia
St. M
Minn
National Lead
American Steel Foundries
Aay
Nat. Rys
Mex
American Sugar Refining
New York Central
American ‘Jet and
Telaa Ao
WSFA
American Tobacco
Norfolk and Western
Aa Hoste
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
jPacific Mall
Atchison Ptd
Pacific Tel and Tel
Atlantic Coast
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Soni Bethlehem
Pitts
C. Ala
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Fittsburg Coal
Pullman Palace
Central of
Republic Steel
Mirago
Vicago
Rock Island
Hicago
Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
St L
Ig. C
St. Lauk
Louis Syngweatern
Colorado Fue
Louis Southwestern Pfd. Org
Otorado and Southern
Consolidated Gas
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Delaware and Jason
Tennessee
Denver
To Grande
Texas and Pacific
Distilers' Securities
Wos Taleda
St. Louis
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Exio
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States Steel
Great Northern Cre Cits
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Interborough-Met
Virginia-Carol
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Chemical
Inter
Harvester
Wabash Bey
Ta' Er
Marine Pii Ats
Wabash Nfd
International Paper Ae
Western Maryland
International Pumpany
Westinghouse Electric
Iowa Central
Western Union
Kansas City
Wheeling and Biberaciotal
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Tock Exchange
New York
Kansas
Middle West
Continent
South American
City
Muscovado
Rio
Santos No
Cordova
Bermuda
Maine
Live Stock Markets Tie Steady Tone Across Markets
New York and Chicago reports show receipts varying by stock type with steadiness in cattle, calves, sheep and hogs. Prices ranged with cattle around 4.90 to 6.80 for Reeves, hogs 7.60 to 7.95, and sheep and lambs showing strength with gains up to 16 cents.
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New York
Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Washington Produce Market Wholesale Quotations
Frosty fruits and vegetables bring good prices. Virginia and nearby regions quoted for fresh produce. Butter and cheese prices listed for Elgin and New York State factories. Poultry prices include chickens hens and turkeys with per pound or per item figures.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
Elgin
New York State
New
New York Cotton closes steady after early drop
The New York cotton market fell to new lows in early trading but recovered with covering and demand from spinners. Prices ended about unchanged to 2 points higher, near intraday highs, amid a bullish outlook on end-season supplies and reports from the South of improving demand and non-following declines in interior markets.
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New York
New York Grain Prices and Futures Slump Amid Weak Demand
Spot wheat and corn showed easy tone as futures markets weakened on overseas declines and poor cash demand. May wheat settled around 1011 16 cents lower, July near 89 percent, with receipts at 2,400 and shipments nil. corn futures largely inactive with a small decline, while oats held light activity with May and July futures easing.
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Chicago
Afl
Aome
Winnipeg
Cay
New York
Ted
Duluth
Dressed Poultry and Vegetables Prices Reported
A pricing list shows rates for poultry including hens ducks and turkeys, with per pound and per crate figures, alongside detailed vegetable and green fruit prices. Items listed include potatoes cucumbers onions cabbage squash celery peppers turnips cranberries mushrooms kale spinach beets Florida tomatoes and oranges, plus dressed pork terms for hogs by size.
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Florida
California
Court of Appeals and DC Equity Court Docket Highlights
Dense calendar entries show the Court of Appeals with numerous cases listed by number and counsel, plus footnotes and assignments for today. Equity and Circuit Courts announce contempt, guardians, decrees pro confesso, and assignments, with criminal, bankruptcy, probate, and civil matters including adoptions, wills, guardianships, and estate distributions across multiple dockets.
Waterfront transfers and lots on multiple Washington streets
Property transactions list numerous transfers in districts such as Barry Farm Ingleside and Mintwood. Buyers include Jacob Van Vechten Olcott, Adella Shelton, and Samuel Compton with lots and squares cited, amounts commonly $10 to $30, across streets from Fourteenth to Sixteenth and through Southeast and Northwest wards.
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Enteenth
Frederick J. Loeffier
Afatte Schlosser
Bouth Kenilworth
Bernard G. Brown
Agnes A. Jones
Brookland
Mary W.burg
Eviz
Car! C
Joseph P. Burg
Benamin Aa Pudley
Ellen W. Hobson
Square
Barry Farm
William F. Warriner
George H. Garrison
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
Thomas W. Maccubbin
Clarence B. Hight
Righthenth Street
Amanda J. Ray
Robert G. Wilkie
Sixteenth Street
B Atreeta
Helen H. Bramhall
Lawrence A. Chiswell
Belair Heights
Jacob van Vechten
Olcott Et al
Lillian L. Moses
Ingleside
Kennedy & Davie Company
Hugh P. Baldwin
Pennsylvania Avenue
Adella A. Shelton
Charles F. Shelton
Albion K. Parris
Helen Paulding Laird
Catherine P. Emerson
Kate French Washburn
Harmes
Samuel F. Compton
Allegheny Company
Caroline Street
Marcus Robertson
Arthur Y. Casanova
Cutee Castle Manor
Frank A. Vance
Thomas H. Holmes
Andrew Beckley
Richard Quak
Mintwood
Gerrit
Miller
Gerrit S. Miller, Jr
Howard &. Berkley
Andrew
Beckley
Fannie B. Walliamson
Thirteenth Street
Mary F. Evans
Martin N. Evans
Nathan Hurwitz
William F. B. Evans
Same
souTn Capirony
W. Walton Edwards
George Marsh
James C. Reeves
Nathan Hurwicz
Oliver Products Company
South Capitol Street
George W Marsh
Lewis Jones
Turners Improvement
John WV. Funk
Mary . Stels
Nin Tenth Streets
Herman R. Howenstein
Katie M. Rader
Eleventh Street
Samuel Coldenbers
Jennie G. Graham
Tenth Street
Vincent L. Toomay
Jackson H. Ralston
Harvey T.windeid
Deeds of Trusts and Property Liens in Several Squares
A scanned listing details numerous deeds of trust across multiple squares and additions. Names include William Murphy, Horatio Taplin, Joseph Crimody, Charles Davidson, Philomena Joyce, Woodbury Blaif, James Toomer, Garnett Smith, Rusima May, James Cousins, Robinson White, Mary McArdle, and others. Properties span Rosemont Park Ingleside Saul's Addition and neighboring districts with loan amounts from 150 to 33,000 dollars, terms from 1 month to 5 years, and interest rates from 3 to 6 percent, often secured by lots or parts of blocks in each square.
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William Murphy
Horatio N. Taplin
John D. Douglan
T. Taplin
Rosemont Park
Ingleside
Joseph M. Crimody
H. Bradley
Davidson
Luther S. Fristoe
Charles H Davidson
Philomena R Joyce
National Savings and Trust Company
Ecure
Woodbury Blaif
Wilam Batman
Vincent L. Toomey
Philip L. Scantling
James
B. Francis Saul
Norman K. Lansbury
Rusima M. May
Dean Wood Heights
James Cousins
Christian J. Gonphler
John A. Massie
Robinson White
Barry Parm
George H. Garris
Arthur G. Bishop
Julius W. Tolson
William F. Warriner
Robert C. Wilkins
H. T. B. Harris
Clary Ray
Ammanda J. Ray
Washington Heights
Manon Y McArdle
Vine
Thomas E
William Montgomery
Charles F. Nesbit
Masonic Mutual Life Association
Charles H. Banagan
Ilarrr G. Columbus
Jer Colliers
George D. Horning
Florence H. Wiber
National Saying and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Arthur Y. Casanova
James Berry
Wiliam McK. Clarton
Perpetual Building Association
Tennallytown
William
Venniml Et Ux
J. Wiliam
Charles A. Barnard
John E. Sinclar
Nathan Hurwitz
C. Chester Caywood
Milton Strasburger
Mary F
Marlin N. Evans
Katie M. Rader
John
H.R. Howenstein
Emanuel Spelch
Edgar RB. Richardson
Effingham Place
Mary M
Jacob G
Chapin Brown
Henry Wi. Bergmany
Oriental Building Association
Jackson H. Ralston
Harry T.windeld
Olivier B. Ramey
James H. Dungan
Elizabeth Dungan
Army Leaves of Absence and Assignments Listed
Official orders document leaves of absence and duty assignments for multiple officers. Maj. Edgar W Howe of the Twenty-seventh Infantry is preparing for retirement and will return home. Other officers including Maj. James A Shipton and Capt. Mason M Mamon receive two month and retirement statuses respectively and are assigned to depot duties or Forts such as Du Pont and Riley for storage facility reports and post duties.
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Edgar W. Howe
Twenty-seventh Infantry
James A. Shipton
Coast Artillery Corps
Mason M. Mamon
U.S A
Dle Dara
Harry S. Pettus
Washington
John Lund
Field Artilery
Third Field Artillery
Orin B. Mitcham
Adnance
Fort du Pont
Del
Elmer W. Clark
Pittssburg
Dot
Pittsburg
Daniel J. Carr
Signal Corps
Fort OG
A. Russll
Wio
William H. Moncrief
Medical Corps
Fort Riley
Kans
Edgar W. How
Death of William Macfeely Naval Orders and Obituary
William Macfeely died at his home 505 T street northwest after a brief illness. He was born in 1836 in Carlisle Pennsylvania and served nearly four decades as a clerk in the Treasury Department auditor’s office. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Carlisle under Masonic auspices after the body is transported this morning. The report lists naval retirements and sick leave among officers and notes burial in Carlisle.
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J. F. Atkinson
B. K. Muir
Treasury
J. A. Randall
Carlisle
New Orleana
E. Ely
William Macfeely
Carilige
Treasury Department
Oil Quotations Reported Across Cities
Oil quotations from Toledo Lima and others list North Lima and DH City with February figures. Credit balances show 3 Runs, 72,534 and averages 106,219. Shipments total 202,938 with an average of 186,322.
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Toledo
Ohio
Lima
Yndiath
DH City
Movements of Naval Vessels in Atlantic Ports
The fleet movements list arrivals and sailings of multiple ships. Arrived vessels include Leonidas at Portamouth New Hampshire and Tapaco at Charleston while Patapaco and New Heropstire reach Samana. Sailed vessels include Ajax from Hampton Roads to Boston Patapaco and Texas from Chaeriestep to Morfolk and Paulding from Key West to Tortugas. Arethusa left Pensacola for Port Arthur Texas Padureh departed Port Lamon for Cape Gracias a Dior.
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