Liquidation at Opening as Interstate Commerce Decision Roils Markets
New York Feb 24 stocks sank at the open after the Interstate Commerce Commission rejected railroads' freight rate increases. The decline stretched across active issues with heavy selling, but a powerful supportive bid later helped partial recoveries. The day closed with a firmer tone and notable gains in the final hour.
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New York
Interstate Samimerce Commission
Financial
Stock Exchange
Alreaidy
Commerce Commission
Londer& Stock Market
Bis City
Wall Street Opens Sharp Dip Amid London Selloff
Wall Street opened lower as a wave of selling swept through London and New York, marking a steep initial drop in key shares. Railroad stocks Nashville and Chattanooga and Kansas City, Fort Scott and Memphis touched higher briefly but small trades and cautious sentiment dominated, with frantic broker calls shaping early activity.
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Nashville
Chattanooga
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Treasury clears weekly bank clearings report shows rise
New York February 21 Bradtreet's bank clearings report for the week ended February 1 shows an aggregate of 2,077,617,000 dollars, against 2,798,192,000 last week and 9,764,120,000 in the corresponding week last year. The following is a list of the elite.
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New York
Bradatreet
Washington Stock Exchange Bond and Shares Briefs
Market listings show sales of Washington Gas 44 at 110 with 4000, Columbia Railroad 22,000 at 101, Potomac Electric Consolidated 5s with 1000 at 160 and 1800 at 190. Washington Railway and Electric and other issuers appear with varied bids and prices, plus gas and iron goods quotes and domestic goods notes in a compact record.
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Jumbia Railroad
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Washington Railway and Electric
Rilgton
Washington Gar
Columbia Reilread
Washington Gas
Wall Street Slump Echoes at Local Exchange
Local trading steadied after a day of market turmoil driven by rail rate decisions. Washington Gas and Potomac Electric held steady near par while traction stocks sagged and few shares changed hands. Harry C. Bursley visited the local exchange, and Arlington Fire Insurance elected directors to guide the year ahead. Bankers’ dinner connections noted for the Washington chapter of the American Institute of Banking at the Raleigh tonight.
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Wall Street
Washington Gasse
1Lumbia Railway
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Metropolitan Bank
Bank and Trust Companies
Washington
American Institute of Banking
Raleigh
William A. Dexter
Riggs National Bank
Must Use More Cars On Lincoln Park Line
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered increased service on the Lincoln Park line of the Washington Railway and Electric Company effective February 27. Cars will run every two minutes during rush hours on all days except Sundays and holidays, following the District electric railway commission’s recommendation.
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Lincoln Park Lne
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
District Electric Railway Commission
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Beef receipts total 2,660 with slow dressed beef. calves 187 on hand with veal at 13 to 17. sheep and lambs receipts 6,180 with lambs slow. hogs 35,000 with market weak and ranges from 6.90 to 7.90 for mixed and 7.10 to 8.00 for bulk. Chicago shows cattle receipts 2,000 with steers 4.60 to 5.70 and hogs 35,000 with weak tone and ranges to 7.90 for good weight.
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Ondy
Chicago
Wales
The Metal Market In New York And London
The metal market reports steady copper prices in New York for February and coming months with spot and futures around 12.15 to 12.25 cents. London copper futures and spot values are noted along with 200 tons arriving in New York and customs data showing exports of 15,258 tons for the season. Iron and ore readings show London warrants at 9s and stated, with specific ranges for foundry iron in Northern and Southern regions and prices around 15.60 to 16.28 in the cited markets.
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Ams Chalmers
Kansas City
Lehigh Valley
Alnel
S. St. M
Kane
Kaus
Tex
Mexico
Ontario
Wistern
Pacific Mail
Tennsylvania
Atlantic Coast
Peaple’s Gas
Galtimore
Pullan Palace
Kitral
Reading
Hesapuake
Republic Steel
Ichicago
Alten
Aivaga
Sita
Wreck Island Co
Sty Wehierge
Rork Island Co
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Oory Lamich Lrae
Pud
St. le
San Fran
Louis Southwestern
St. Pas
Ron i
St. Lo
St. Louis Southwestern Ptd
Sheffield Steel
Arate and
Southern
Southern Pacific
LAO
Southern Railway
Gts
Consolidated Ga
Brecht
Baesl
AO Dalawara
Huds
Tennsee Copper
Denver
Texas and Pacific
BR Us
Rio Gre de Peal
Witol
Webb
AL Ara
Securities
Lo Ae Yi
Onion Pasifle
wOlerio
av'Duinn Pacific Ptd
Jamies
United States Realty
United States
Iferal Electric Wat
United States Steel
Great Norte
Virginia-Carolina
Chemical
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Hig
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Westinghouselectric
Uty International Taump
Western Union
Wheeling
Lake Ere
Thore Ag
W. J. Hibbs & Co
Tibbbs Building
Sha Ata
New York Stock Exchange
Chisago Board of Trade
Apt Washington Ork Fohange
New York
London
Firth
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New York Money Market and Financial Totals
Money on call steady at 2 2 percent with offers around 2 percent. Time loans dull with 60 days at around 2 percent and 90 days near 9 percent. Prime mercantile paper around 4 9/16 percent. Sterling exchange shows bankers bills near Ad and commercial bills around 4 5 3 8.015 percent. Government bonds ready, railroad bonds steadier. Credit balances 139, raws 2H, average 197. Tidiana North Lima mention appears as fragment.
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Sterling Exchange
NL Cie
Tidiana
North
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New York Cotton Shifts After Early Decline In Trading
In New York on February 24 the cotton market opened lower then rallied, with prices for old crop generally 2 points under last night’s close. Traders cited Federal freight rate actions by the Interstate Commerce Commission and railroad uncertainties as factors. Late day gains were supported by smaller weekly export figures, persistent exports, and bullish private reports on Southern staple prices. Southern spot markets were reported unchanged to up to 16 cents higher in official figures.
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London
New York
Reading
Tiverspool
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Grain Wheat and Corn Markets Mixed
NEW YORK GRAIN reports spot wheat steady to dull with No 2 red at 92 percent levator. Futures edged higher on English cables while unloading pressures and corn weakness weighed. May near 96 percent, July around 94. Closed steady to slight decline. Corn spot easy at 6 1/4 to 6 1/2, futures quiet. receipts 72,000. shipmen t 300,091.
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Duluth
Market Report Notes Quiet Trading For Grains And Oats
May close at 55 percent dries. Receipts show BTS and OATS Spot easier with standard white at 5 percent. No. 2 38 percent, No. 3 35, No. 4 34. Futures market closed nominal with no transactions. Rye quiet and barley dull.
New York Produce Prices and Market Updates
New York dairy and produce brief reports show butter steady with varied prices for different grades, cheese steady, eggs easy with high receipts, and poultry strong with worn and dressed meat values. Fluctuations in flour, pork, beef, and lard noted, alongside sugar, coffee, cottonseed oil, and assorted commodities with scattered futures quotes and regional references.
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Pennsylvania
Easler
Pebruar
Muscovado
Dladoners
Corfee
Steaay
Santos
Cordova
Jersey
Chicago Wheat Market Rally Amid Crops Talk
In Chicago wheat trading, a rally was seen as traders ignored stock market weakness. July buying by elevator men signaled expectations of Meg delivery discount, with May steady and cash demand fading. Barley cash prices quoted, and wheat futures showed mixed gains and losses through the session.
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United States’ Fleet
Reading
Union Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railway
St. Paul Road
Lehigh Valley
Chicago
Supreme Court and Equity Court Docket Highlights
Records from the United States Supreme Court and two district equity courts show continued argument and scheduling details. Cases include The State of Oklahoma versus The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company with demurrer arguments. multiple Manila city appeals. numerous bankruptcy and lunacy matters. and a long list of routine court orders, demurrers, and adjournments for deadlines and future hearings in Washington DC courts.
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Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Gurton
Justice 4Lughes
van Devanter
Lamar
Folitte Bivins
Elvins, Mo
Charles O'Sullivan
New York City
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Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway Company
Robert Dunlap
Charles West
State of Oklahoma
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
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Esperanzo Otero Trigas
Frederick R. Coudert
Paul Charlton
Perkins Office Contact Card Snippet
A fragment lists L. L. Perkins with an address line in the Colorado Building room 6 and a phone number Mela 7132, identifying offices, employees, and agents.
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S. Offces
Colorado
United States court docket reports multiple criminal cases
A long docket from Criminal Court Nos. 1 and 2 lists pleas and verdicts in various United States cases. Notable entries include Otto Linaweaver in nonsupport. Maymett Robinson and Rupert Thomas plea not guilty. Jacob Crockett assault with a dangerous weapon. James Fenwick robbery guilty. several housebreaking and larceny cases with mixed plea statuses. Robert Blake sentenced to five years with probation. multiple perjury and conspiracy actions. and civil and probate items, plus long real estate transfers and civil docket items in District and Probate Courts. Continuous calendar entries show assignments for February 27, 1811 and numerous estate matters with executors and bond amounts.
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United States
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Rupert Thomas
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Robert Blake
James Fenwick
United Sales
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Clarence Ancy
Jacob Crockett
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Aline Lewis Dickerson
Julia Dickerson
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Benjamin
Petterson
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G. O'Brien
Charles D. Hickey
James Magruder
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Jesse Marshall
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Federico Grey
Attord Sullivan
Tates
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Foltz & Fuller
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Wilton J. Lambert
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Philip Wendling
Russell Kenny
Benjay F. Patterson
Sonn Childs
Joseph Middleton
James Childs
James Lee
Arthur Jackson
John Perry
Deeds of Trust Summary for Mount Pleasant and Meridian Hills
In Mount Pleasant and Meridian Hills several deeds of trust are recorded. Names include Charles Schneider, Melesner, W. Clagett, Charles W. King Jr., Floral Hill, Robert Ernert L. Selmidt, and Emmerich. Loans range from 1 to 25 months at 8 percent and 1,200 dollar secured amounts.
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John F. Hartzell
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Mabel B. Hailey
L Street
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