Market muted as speculation holds back trading
Washington D C Feb 23 speculators curtail trading after rumors of an Interstate Commerce Commission railway freight ruling. The stock market showed lifeless but underlying strength with Gould issues and Wabash bonds gaining modestly amid cautious activity. Cotton futures rallied lightly on supply expectations while grain and iron sectors faced declines and shifting demand.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
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Denver
Rio Grande
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Virsige-Corpling Chemical
American Axii
Cattard Chemical
New York Money Market Snapshot
New York Money Market reports steady rates on call money at 2.462 percent with the ruling rate at 2 percent and closing bids similar. Demand for mercantile paper shows 4 percent. Foreign exchange remains firm with bankers’ rates around 4.84 percent. Government bonds steady as markets show typical activity for the period.
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Bastleer Nts
United States Treasury and Washington Stock Exchange Summary
Regular call noon quotations cover bonds and stocks including Potomac Electric, Washington Railway and Electric, Mergenthaler Linotype, Metropolitan National Bank, United States Trust, and industry miners. Copper and silver mining quotes, copper futures, London markets, and animal product pricing listed. extensive figures, commodities, and regional prices noted.
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United States Trust
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Washington Produce Market Wholesale Quotations Listing
The item lists wholesale prices for fresh fruits vegetables poultry and related goods. Prices cover eggs butter potatoes cucumbers onions cabbage squash beans lettuce celery peppers turnips cranberries mushrooms kale spinach beets Florida tomatoes Florida peas green fruits apples oranges lemons pineapples strawberries and hogs with regional variations.
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Oil Quotations and Trade Figures Reported
OM City Pe Feb 28 Credit balances 1 Runs 245 003 average 129 879 Slipments 37 average 198 051 Tolyte Ohio Fel Lina 73 Indons th North Lima 82 South
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Wall Street Gossip Sparks Bond Refunding and New Studebaker Move
Special to The Washington Post reports Terio secured permission to issue 12.8 million dollars in three year 6 percent collateral trust notes to retire similar notes due April 8. Lehman Bros and Kleinwort offered 13.5 million dollars of 7 percent cumulative preferred stock in Studebaker Corp. Lackawanna chief Truesdale reportedly declined Missouri Pacific presidency. Du Pont Powder Co declares quarterly 2 percent dividend plus 1 percent extra on common.
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Public Service Commission
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Lackawanna
Missouri Pacific
S. M. Irelton
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Chicago Great Western
Mr. Felton
E. I. du Pont de Nemours Powder Company
Washington Stock Exchange Quiet After Holiday Session
The Washington Stock Exchange opened with light trading as bond sales reached 9,500 and Washington Gas 5s moved at 110 with scarce supply. Potomac Electric first 5s sold at 107 and consolidated 6s at 101-8 while most prices held steady. Additional notes cover a building association purchase, a new credit bureau plan, hotel project talks, and federal contracting group formation.
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National Savings and Trust
United States Trust
Baltimore Markets Report on Wheat Corn and Oats
Baltimore markets note firmer spot and contract prices for wheat at 91 percent, corn at 504 to 550 percent, and No 2 white oats at 264 asked. Quiet trading seen for Western domestic oats.
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New York Produce Market Report February Prices
Butter totals show steady to firm values across creamery and imitation creamery goods with varied fractions for firsts seconds and extras. Eggs and cheese receipts shift while pork lard and refined products hold steady. cottonseed oil and sugar trade within narrow ranges as poultry and meats mark mixed openings.
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Chicago Grain Markets Fall Under 90 Cents Wheat For First Time In Years
Chicago prices show May wheat dropping below 90 cents amid weak demand and heavy world supplies from India, Russia, and Argentina. Market sentiment turns cautious as Argentine shipments rise, Buenos Aires and weather conditions in the U S winter wheat belt weigh on cash and futures, with corn and hogs fluctuating and spot values mixed.
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Chicago
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Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
New York markets show steady to firm demand across cattle calves sheep and hogs with receipts around 1 267 head for cattle and 426 calves while Chicago reports slow weak cattle market with 6 000 head and hogs 32 000 with prices easing about a tenth to a nickel. Lambs and sheep show mixed movements in both locations with natives and Western offerings variably priced.
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Healy's Opponent Unseated In Louth Election
In Dundalk the north division election was voided after contest results. Timothy Healy costs were awarded. Richard Hazicton, Redmondite, ousted Healy who held the seat eighteen years amid corruption charges. A fresh election will be needed.
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Supreme Court and District Court Docket Notes From Three Jurisdictions
Supreme Court details admissions of Oklahoma and other lawyers and lists cases in Ex parte proceedings including The State of Oklahoma versus Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway. District of Columbia Equity Court and Circuit Court entries cover receiverships, bankruptcies, publications, and numerous docket entries with attorneys listed. Probate notes mention multiple estates and letters of administration, with property transfers across several neighborhoods.
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Deeds of Trusts Listed Across District Properties
A long list of deeds of trust filed with American Security and Trust Company and others shows multiple borrowers including Otto G. Garges, Lee Brown, Edgar R. Richardson, Pauline Aingenstein, Barbara Rodier, and Garnett A. Smith. Amounts range from 500 to 60,000 with terms from 6 months to 5 years, at rates around 5 to 6 percent, secured on blocks and lots in Ingleside Mount Pleasant and Washington Heights among other locations.
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American Security and Trust Company
East Washington Savings Bank
John T. Arms
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Harry T. Bomer
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Mitton E. Alles
John M. Jones
Thomas J. Rowe
Samuel H. Walker
Michael I. Weller
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Mary EB. Gatchell
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B. Francie Saul
Wailer E. Hifton
Garnett A. Smith
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Pleasant Plains
Louis Steerman
J. Pendall Cain
William J. Brown
Henry C. Bates
Adele D. Irwin
Mount Pleasant
William H. Schmidt
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Walter J. Pilling
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William J. Flasber
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William H. H. Cissel
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Real estate transfers on Northwest and Southeast streets
Real estate transfers list multiple lot trades with owners and buyers such as Armistead Peter Jr to Samuel L. Phillips at Nineteenth Street Northwest. Other transfers include Mery K Miler to Martin Te Wilbert on Thirty Fifth Street Northwest and Otto Garges via administrator to Otto Garges on Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast. Prices range from 10 to 6 000 dollars and properties include various lots and square numbers across multiple streets. Admission to Anacostia notes George Behrer and spouse to Casor Beborer with two lots totaling nineteen dollars.
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Chiffbourne
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Mery K Miler
Martin TE. Wilbert
Pennsylvania Avenue
Roy H. Pickford
Souare
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Anacostia
George P. Behrer
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Beborer
Local Officials Contact and Office Directory Note
A fragment lists offices and contact lines including L. L. Perkins and mentions Colorado Building room 40h. The snippet references prosecutors administrators and affiliated officers and employees with a phone line 7132 for the public to reach municipal offices.
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Medical Society Ends Sessions in Raleigh Convention
Raleigh February session closes Tri-State Medical Association annual meeting with Dr. J Howe Way of Waynesville elected president and Dr. R E Hughes of Laurens named secretary treasurer. Today's talks covered medical professional papers and related topics.
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DC Police Regulations Amended on Fare Forfeit Penalty
District of Columbia commissioners announce amendments to Section 4 Article IV of Police Regulations requiring payment of legal hack fare plus a fine when fare is refused and collateral is forfeited. The revision directs the driver receive the legal fare from forfeited collateral. Signed by Rudolph Johnston and Jodson.
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Bankruptcy Notice in the District of Columbia
In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia George W Turner was adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held March 1811 at No 43 Louisiana Avenue NW Washington DC. Creditors may attend to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact business. William M Hal ares In Bankruptcy.
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Auction sale notice for Monarch Steam Laundry assets
Public sale of the Monarch Steam Laundry fully equipped with modern appliances on 360 North Gay Street Baltimore Maryland. Monday February sale day at 1 pm cash terms with a 3000 cash deposit required at time and place of sale Schwab Bros Co auctioneers located at Auctioneers 14th and 6th Streets. Featured item a handsome antique diamond brooch with over 100 diamonds.
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