Wabash Bonds Lead Market Movement In February Trading
The Washington Post reports a light stock day ahead of a stock exchange holiday with a small overall volume. Bond market strength dominated by Wabash refunding bonds up over 7 points. Cotton futures fell further despite weather easing droughts in Texas. Iron and steel trade conditions showed continued strength with rising orders and shipments. New York port exports for the last week stood at 513,000 tons versus about 0.1 million a year ago.
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Washington Post
New York
Missouri Hacltic
Ould Group
Ula
Wabash
Ohio
Tuvney
Texas
Iron Age
United States Steel Corporation
New York Bond Market Funders and Rates Listing
New York bond market report lists rates for American, railroad, and industrial bonds with issuers such as Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago and Alton, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Union Pacific. It catalogs state and regional issues including Denver and Rio Grande, Northern Pacific, Reading, Southern and Northern lines, with prices and yields.
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Altle Chalmers Tat Sa
Ninertran
Armonr
Algseee Arehiton
Achison
Aushison
Avantic Coast Lime Esk Watthmore
Battimore
Ohio
Teashee Haltmore
Southwestern
Bracklyn Transit Ey
Niasouri
Louis
Suneran Av
Coula
Stern St Touls South Eatero
Heaboard Air Line
Southern Pacite
Southern Pacifr
Routhern Pacite
Routhern Railway
Southern Railwas
Union Pacific
Union Pacide
Virginia-Car
Marylin
Washington Stock Exchange Markets Mixed in Feb Trading
The report covers multiple commodity sections with receipts and prices for cattle, pork, butter, and other dairy products. It notes steady or marginally steady trends in beef and pork markets, with butter and dairy items showing varied quotes across creamery and state markets.
Wall Street Gossip on Gould Railway Absorption Rumors
Rumors swirl over possible absorption of Gould railway properties by Standard Oil interests as Wall Street tracks changes in major holdings. Central Leather stockholders clash with the management while a vote is anticipated. Interborough Transit orders rail replacements for 1 1/2 inch rails and 5 1 2 ton sections, signaling future replacements but not major expansions this year.
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Westingallen Pont
New York
Gould Railway
Kidin-boek
George Dowd
Anton
Tas
Mosspo
Pati
Mae
Barl
Wall Street
Wall
Tenterborough Hap Transit Company
Lackawanna Steel Company
Interborouch
New York Stock Market Receival by Hibbs & Co
A brief market note states that W. D. Hibbs & Co bankers received a shipment or dispatch related to New York stocks, with an absence of listings on the New York Stock Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade. The fragment suggests a financial transfer or receipt affecting market operations.
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W. DB. Hibbs & Co
Bankers
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of
New York money market amid mixed on call rates
In New York money markets on call balances showed varied rates as bankers reported steady conditions. Brokers noted demand for bullion related instruments and a tentative stabilization in commercial paper prices amid cautious liquidity expectations.
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New York
Bel
Elas
Aegn
Megan Dekfard
Ilaria
Wall Street Notes From Washington Gas Bond Market
Washington Gas bonds and stock traded briskly on the local exchange with 15 000 dollars of Gas stock sold at 116 and bids at 110 1 3. Four thousand dollars of Potomac Electric added at 1 1 8, while other bonds held near last close. Washington Gas stock sparked lively trading, then 954 shares changed hands, with notable activity in Washington and Virginia Railway and Bank of Commerce and Savings. Eldridge E. Jordan of United States Trust Company left for New York for a few days of bank business.
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Pital Traction
Washington Gas
Bil
Washington-Virginia
Washington Loan and Trust
Wington-Virginia Railway
Potomac Electric Consos
Bank of Commerce Savings
Georgetown
Washington, Gas
Capital Traction
Ampostia
Potomac
Columbis
Ae Ny
Columbia
Washington Fwild Tire
Alex
Vernon
Potomar Electric
Potomac Electric
Emerson Steam Pony
Washington Row
Washington
Acd
Acd Tilee
Cot
Norfolk
Washington Steau
Washington Aa
Georgetown Gas American Tel
Mergenthaler Linotype
Louston Monotype
Greene-Cananea
Ovational Bank
Stoc American
Capital An
Gonmereiat OD
American Security and Tse
Ational Vings and Trust
Union
United States ‘Trust
Tom
Bank of Comineren
Provident Savin
Rapinat Ie Corcoran
Fraskilo
Rance Stoc
Cohimbla
Emersim
Merchana Triarsfee Securiys
Storag
Washington Market
Exchange
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Bic 40
Offera
Washington and Virginia Railway
Bank of Commerce and Savings
Jordan
Gotham
Eldridge E. Jordan
United States Trust Company
New York
Jas. B. Colgate & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Fifteenth Street
N. W
J. Upshur Moorhead
Robert Glendinning & Co
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Messrs
Townsend Scott & Son
East Fayette Street
Baltimore
Washington Produce Market Wholesale Prices Listing
Prices for fresh fruits and vegetables in Washington market include eggs, butter, poultry, and a wide range of vegetables. Notable items: eggs at 18 cents. butter near 28 28 cents. chickens and turkeys with variable per pound rates. potatoes, onions, cabbage, lettuce, peppers, and citrus with diverse quotes. regional notes mention Virginia and Florida produce and mushrooms, strawberries, and cranberries among others.
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West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
Elgin
New York State
New
L.O
Florida
California
The Metal Market Across New York and London
The metal market reports mixed copper prices and futures in New York and London. Spot copper values for February March and April run around 12.20 to 12.30, while London spot stands at £55 3s 9d with futures at £55 17s 6d. Export figures show 13 035 tons shipped this month, and rival arrivals total 690 tons in New York.
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London Wall
Tron
Cleveland
London
Iran
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Northern
Southern
Sott
Washington Catile Dorket
Fragmentary grocery listing notes various items with prices and weights including valves meat and dairy terms. The readable text references per pound pricing and several product names in a muted catalog style.
New York Cotton and Grain Market Briefs
Early cotton trading fell then rallied but closed with losses of 9 to 49 points as offerings grew heavier. Southern spot markets reported large New Orleans sales. New York and New Orleans exchanges closed tomorrow, Liverpool open. Wheat futures steadied after slight dip on crop news with May 97 and July 95¼, spot No 2 red 97 1/2, interior receipts down. Corn and oats showed firm spot with little futures activity and modest moves in May and nearby contracts.
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New York
New Orleans
New Orleana
Liverpool
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Commission
Futures market wrap shows mixed grain prices and limited activity
No. 2 and No. 3 futures mixed with no transactions. May and July contracts barely moved. May closed at 37 percent, receipts 77,300 bushels. rye dull and barley steady amid subdued trading.
Supreme Court Term Loses Name in Legal Record
The Supreme Court session lists justices and admitted practitioners, detailing cases No. 283 Northern Pacific vs Babcock and related matters. Adjournment noted for Thursday at 12 o'clock with a day call and numerous original, equity, circuit, criminal, and probate matters listed for February 23 1912 and future references.
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Justice Day
Lartop
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Justice Lamar
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Springfeld
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Chicago, Il
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Iowa
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Boise
Idaho
Northern Facific Railway Company
Beasle
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New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
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Walsh
Edward D. Robbin
Donald G. Perkins
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Wallis Et al
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Onner
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Capital Traction Company
Tris
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Criminal Court No. 2
France Clebaugh
United States
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Aling Zip Bundy
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James Lee
R.A. Hughes
Deeds of Trust Listings for Rosmead Manor and Surrounding Lots
A consolidated notice lists multiple deeds of trust securing loans from various building associations. Entities include Elmer J. Jo Shane, George B. Shane, Edward R. Shane to Bergmann and Schafer securing Northern Liberty German American Building Association. Louise M. J. Guenther to Emmerich and Mackall securing Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building Association. Linule M. Bourne to United States Trust Company securing Leneburg Investment Corporation. Thomas J. Williams and Henry R. Wasser to Chapin Brown and Bergmann securing Oriental Building Association. and others for properties across Square 362, 486, 981, 677, Bloomingdale, Meridian Hill, Cliffbourne, Mount Pleasant, and Pleasant Plains, with varied sums and terms.
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Elmer J. Jo Shane
George B. Shane
Edward R. Shane
Henry H. Bergmann
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George M. Emmerich
Douglas S. Mackall
Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building Association
Fourteenth Street
Thrrace
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Lenehburg Investent Corporation
Thomas J. A. Williame Et Ax
Henry R. Wasser
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergman
Oriental Building Association
Walburga Koch
R. Preston Bhea- Jey
Charles W. Fpiocckher
Elizabeth Nolan
Bloomingdale
Emma B. Braten Etch
Thomas H
Wiliam Edmonston
Louis R. Peak
Corcoran Fire Insurance Company
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Edward L. Hillyer
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Thomas M.gale
George EB. Wambten
Newlands Company
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American Security and Trust Company
National Savings and Trust Company
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Pleasant Plains
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Walter Ro Wileor
Melville D. Henser
William M. Gain
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J. Clarence Price
Harry M Packard
Citizens Savings
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Perkins Firm Notice On Executors and Administrators
A May 713 Colorado Building Room 400 notice from L L Perkins Webend Executors and Administrators outlines positions for officers employees and agents and directs inquiries to the Colorado location.
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Real Estate Transfers in Washington D C Area
A compilation of property transfers listing buyers and sellers in Columbia Heights Petworth Mount Pleasant Bloom sburg Park and other districts with parcels lots and payment terms including amounts from 10 to 32,507 and terms of semiannual or annual interest. Names include Keane Quinn Capers Stone Palriat Miller Thrush Hayes Burton Teele Gerhart Bourne Jones Howard and others.
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Ellen T. Keane
Columbia Heights
Frank V. Capers
Charles P. Stone
Charles W. Palriat
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Beall
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Richard ©. Thompson
F. Snowden Hill
John E
Post's Library Contest Sweeps Washington City
The Post's book and magazine lovers contest has drawn widespread interest in Washington. The fourth count shows many organizations participating and hints at upcoming surprises. Special prizes totaling 1600 dollars seek lodges clubs churches and schools with equal odds for all, plus liberal commissions on subscriptions. The main prizes, three libraries valued at 1900 dollars each, are on display at Lansburgh Furniture Company.
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Washington
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Lansburgh Furniture Company
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Wife Murderer Speaks Caught After Desperate Pursuit
Moses Speaks who killed his wife and son in law near High Point Saturday night was captured after a lengthy chase by a Yadkin county posse. He stabbed two men during the battle, W H Gregory and J W Gregory, with the same knife. Speaks is believed insane and was taken to Yadkinville jail to await High Point authorities.
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