Coffee Prices Slump as Banks Gain Gold
The Washington Post reports a turbulent New York Stock Exchange week with bear raids receding and most losses recovered. Stocks like Reading, Union Pacific, and United States Steel showed gains while coffee prices fell sharply amid broader commodity readjustment. Money conditions improve for purchases, with foreign banks expanding gold holdings and bonds trading above issue prices. Cattle market sections note varied prices for veal calves, hogs, and lambs as trading continues.
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New York
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Missouri Pacifi
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Reading
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Ented States Steel
Fom Properties
Ioan
Busland
France
Germany
Hank
Hagland
Habilitter
Prange
Reichshbank
New York City
Treasury ledger reveals February 8 1811 receipts and deficits
A fragment from The Post notes a Treasury statement for February 8 1811 detailing customs receipts miscellaneous receipts and total receipts. It lists disbursements surplus deficits and early balances including gold and silver holdings, national bank notes, and various certificates. Also announced is an upcoming feature article The Lost Mikado in The Post Monthly Magazine Section with illustrations by Walter J. Wright.
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Washington stock quotes on railroad and gas securities
Regular call noon listings show District of Columbia and regional bonds and stocks. Capital Traction 5s, Washington Gas bonds, Washington Railway and Hlstric 4s, and United States Trust notes trade with prices and volumes, plus later entries on National City Bank and gas bonds.
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Washington Railway and Hlstric
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cats—National City Bank
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Washington
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Ion Ace
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Tics Power Con. Mort
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Tae
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Imerson Steam Pump Co
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District Farmera
Lincoln
Metroncisian
Trust Company
American Security and Trust
National Savings and Trust, Union ‘Traat Company
Washington Loan Andg
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SAVI
Home Savings Ban
Merchants and Medh
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Bank of Commerc
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Insurance Stoc Ariington
Corcoran
Firemet Franklin
Gorman
National Union
Potoiac
Misu KS
Emerson Steam Pump Co
Zi Graphophone Com
Graphophone Pit
Transfergo
Security Storage Co
Care Creek
Galveston
Grose
New Orleans
Savannah
Oath
Arleston
Wilmington
Colum
Bla Railroad
Washington Rail
Baltimore— ‘ Way
Washagintos Lam Keene Cere Tee
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Washington Railway and Electric Common
Norfolk
National City Bank
Britain
France
Continent
Japan
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Fulton & Cox
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Mones
J. A. Burkart
H. E
Craig
American Surety Company
Miller
McKenney & Ylannery
Davis, Laskey
Matteson
Stutz
Wilon & Barksdale
Galley
Penfield
Tyler Va
Capital Traction Company
Richardson, Shreve
Perry
Dunlop
No. & Jones
Sowers
Rhodes— Diggs
Kimball
Quebec Steamship Company
Hemang Ys
Potomac Electric Power Company
Gaskins & Collins
Darlington
Hawks
Anderson
Gittings & Chamberlin
Boyd, Millan & Smith
Brandenburg
Springfield Metallic Casket Company
Brandenburg—Sullivan
Continental Silver Company
Union Savings Bank
Carnegie Trust Company
Siddone
Herry & Minor
Lambert—Berry & Minor
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E. H. Thomas
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District National Bank
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Wilson & Barkedale
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Live Stock Markets in New York and Chicago Reports
New York beef receipts numbered 1 108 with steady tone and dressed beef in fair demand. Calves scarce after 7 head reported. Sheep and lambs seen 4 403 with steady sheep and lambs softening slightly. Chicago cattle receipts 7 000 with steady to firm prices for beeves and calves, hogs at 7.60 to 7.70, sheep and lambs down mildly.
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Wall Street Gossip Sparks Delaw are Lackawanna Coal Stock Surge
New York on February 9 reports extraordinary stock gains in Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal with prices rising to 330 and a 76 point daily advance. The coal firm operates under the DLW Railroad, incorporated in 1900, amid court rulings limiting railway coal ventures.
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Hibbs & Co Receives Banking Note Amid Market Listings
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Bankers and New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of
New York Money Market Report Feb 9 New York Money Market Steady Rates
New York money on call held at 6 per cent with rates for time loans around 3 and 4 per cent. Sterling exchange stable with bankers bills at 4 889 for 65 day bills and 4 2629 for demand. Commercial bills and government bonds noted
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Prime Mercantile
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Barelivo Mevican
Market Dull in Cotton and Bonds Trade Quiet in New Orleans
Local financial daily notes subdued activity across cotton and bond markets. New Orleans session showed limited trading with prices holding near recent levels. Washington stocks and railroad issues moved lightly as money easing prompts cautious sentiment. The piece also covers bank banquets, reorganizations, and forthcoming Institute of Banking events with several named institutions and figures.
New York Cotton Market Ends Mixed After Early Lows
New York cotton prices traded on Feb 9 with early lows giving way to gains as selling pressure eased. Traders cited labor rumors in Lancashire, rains in Texas, and Liverpool cables while March and May contracts rebounded from intraday declines before closing near the prior day’s levels.
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New York Produce Market Report Dense with Prices
New York prices and receipts across dairy, eggs, poultry, flour, meat, oils and produce. Notable figures include eggs weak with large receipts, butter and cheese steady, live poultry weak, flour lower, lard firm, cottonseed oil steady to easy, and sugars varied with crude molasses values.
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Molandes
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New York Grain Market Mixed as Cash and Futures Rally
The New York grain scene shows spot irregularities for No 2 red and No 1 Northern Duluth with futures opening steadier. Prices rallied on export demand and cash strength, with May and other months closing modestly higher. receipts marked and various commodities including oats and copper noted amid a muted trading day.
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Baltimore Markets Wheat and Corn Hold Steady
Baltimore markets report firmer wheat at 84½ cents on 5 lots and firm spot corn at 50 cents. Oats show dull trading for No 2 white at 164 36. Rye listed nominally for No 2 Western domestic at 87 with tentative balances. shipments total 208,781. City of Baltimore and statewide figures feature in the day’s pricing summary with Indiana and Ohio references.
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Washington Produce Market Prices Move Steady
Wholesale quotations show fresh fruits and vegetables firm with strong values across categories. Virginia and nearby regions lead the greens and tubers while dairy and poultry quote various per pound levels including butter at 27 to 29 cents and live poultry such as chickens and ducks priced per pound.
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Court of Appeals DC case list and equity court actions mixed
The legal record presents a dense docket from the Court of Appeals District of Columbia with admitted practitioners listed, multiple No. numbers for cases including Wilkinson v McKimmie and Adriaans v Dill, followed by extensive equity and circuit court dockets detailing motions, decrees, commissions, and numerous attorney assignments. Also shown are criminal and district court entries, probate matters, and divorces with involved parties and counsel.
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Charles Chester Jaywood
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Supreme Court of United States
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Dill Et al
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Hitton Va
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Columbia Laundry Company
Ye. Ellis
R. E. L. Smith
Colums
Colums Vs. Danforth; Argument Commenced By Mr. J. Whimer Latimer For Apponent
Tribby
S. Hawkins
Collins
Danforth
Attorkeys
Lambert
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Real estate transfers in multiple DC neighborhoods dated entries
A digest of real estate transfers shows Edith P F Cronman and Edward N Hopewell executors selling portions of lots in South Brookland to Stephen and Lalah P Stith for 10, and various other parcels including Clara A Marden Edwin R Baldwin and William Z Baldwin in Villa Park, Frank H Platt to Edward T Platt, and many more transfers across streets like Third Street Northeast Northwest Sixteenth Street Northwest and Pleasant Plains. Amounts range from 2 to 2,700 dollars with most deeds recorded between 5 and 20 dollars.
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Edward N. Hopewell
Stephen and
Lalah P. Stith
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Clara A. Marden
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William Z. Baldwin
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Frank H. Platt
Edward T. Platt
Johanna Collins Joens L. Collins
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Isherwood
Joseph M. Tang
Charles E. Coberth
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Joseph Richardson
William F. Dennis
Fourth Street
Frederick Oppermann
Fred A. Preston
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John W. Glennan
D. B. Roland Drury
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William K. Hill
Appleton Cady
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Francis A. Blunden
Florence D. Stevens
Franklin T. Lanver
Willam A. Hill
Long Meadows
Arthur A. Birney
George Lauer
Lain
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Johanna Dee
Glars B. Crossfield
Clare B. Crossfield
Mfe
Gonzaga College
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Charles J. Murphy
Holmead
Harry Waliman
Thomas Bones
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Edna D. How
Columbian College
Gedyef Wx
Willem K. Hin
Meridian Hill
Clarence B. Rheem
Alexander T. Hancey
John H. Holmead
Brightwood Park
Thomas H. Evans
J. Dixon Hospital
Deeds of Trust Across Several Squares and Streets
Deeds of trust filed for properties in Square 165 and adjacent blocks listing lenders borrowers and secured sums from 2000 to 10000 dollars. Notes include interest at 5 to 6 percent with semiannual or monthly maturity terms and parcels such as Lot 14 Square 165 and Lot 59 Block 25. Other entries cover Squares 459 518 and 716 and Fourteenth Street Terrace and West Eckington with various secured loans and institutions named including United States Trust Company Washington Loan and Trust Company and Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building Association.
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Richard K. Tyler
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George M. Emmerich
Douglas S. Meckall
Washington
Permanent Building Association
Columbia Heights
Lula M. Witkowski
Louis
P. Brown
Charles K. Tribby
Theodore P. Heap
William C. Hornback
Gus A. Schuldt
Rudolph B. Behrend
Edgar A. Behrend
Fourteenth Street
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John G. Shrave
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Lynchburg Investment Corporation
West Eckington
Richard Wood
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Joseph Richardson
John T. Arms
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Florence D. Stevens
William ©. Allard
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Alfred B. Casey
O. P. M. Brown
Thomas H. Yeager
Theodore P
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Estella H. Watkins
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Richard B. Palro
Herbert A. Gill
H. W. Pairo
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John A Pilckinger
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Harry T. Domer
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Clarence B. Rheem
George W. PF. Swartzell
Clarence O. Howland
Percy Thompson
Herbert T. Shancon
Harry Wardman
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J. Dizon Hospital
William H. Sholes
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Henry M. Baker
William A. Kings
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Amerigen Security and Trust Company
Kaic E. Hemmer
James Berry
William McK. Clayton
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Last Tolstoi Interview From The Monthly Magazine Section
The Post to publish the final interview with Count Leo Tolstoi soon, recorded shortly before his death. Illustrated by Sigurd Schou and conducted by his niece Countess Nastasia Tolstoi.
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