New York Clearing House Banks Show Higher Excess Reserve
New York weekly bank statement notes a $40.96 million surplus over reserve requirements, up $4.51 million from last week. Loans, deposits, and circulation shift, with reserves expanding and surplus rising to $41.28 million, as United States deposits and out-of-area figures move in tandem. Washington cattle market data concludes with notes on Chetee calves, hog, lamb, and veal prices plus related figures.
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New York
Aouse
United States
Greater
New York Clearing House
Clearing House Banks of
Joana
Alite-Chalmers
American Agricultural
Tobatco Ray Armour and Co
Atchison Gen
Satenes
Atchigon
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Snell
Brookisn Transit cv
Central of Georgia
Leather de Central BR
New Jersey
Paupeake
Ohio
Peake
OB and Alton
Mteney
Huntington
Quincy
Chica
Dartington
gQul
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Paul
Chiago
Nock Island
Wacoc
Hlcago
Rock Island
Paclne Jorade
la Colirade Widland
Gu Jorade
Seria
Rie Cy
Ferles Tase
Inois Central
International Erehat Marine
Japan
Lake Shore
Louisville
Nashville
FDR National Bank
Rejesourl
Kausaa
Axag
Esourl
Kansas
API
Ross
Previcts Wevee
Sls
Mwourl Racine Cy Sa
York Sen and Horttor
Norfolk and
West St Can
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Treasury
Forthern Pacific
Nanenegah National Bank
Neenes Nees Bubeldiary
Navivarda Cou Hayls Analytics
San Francisco
Louis
San Francino
Louis Southwestern
Seaboard
Philippine
Wipert Raliwas
Muthern Raliway
Lideas
Dr Tifekten
Western Maryland
Westinghouse Electric Co
Wisconsin Central
United States Bank
Alexander Hamilton
Bank of
Harriman National Bank
National Bank
United States Steel Corporation
Washington Stock Exchange Quotations and Totals
Saley-Regular call at noon lists Potoman Electric Con. 1000 at 100 percent and 95 000 at 100 percent. Capital Traction 4 at 128 percent. Windington Tollway Electric com. 86 at 35 percent and 100 at 83 percent. Washington Gas 7 at 70 percent and 2 at 80 percent. District National Bank 10 at 120 and 129 percent. States Trust 2 at 118 16, 10 at 118, 4 at 48. Fire insurance 2b OL 7 percent. National Savings Trust 1 at 0ta. OHL QUOTATIONS. City, Pa Feb 25 credit balances 1.30. Runas 75 081 average 182 267 shipments 135 392 average 19 5%. Tolnto Ohia Feb North iima 82 Sooth Lima TI Indiana 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saley
Potoman Electric Cons
Capital Traction
Windington Tollway and Electric Com
Washington Gas
District National Bank
Georeetoven Gas
Washington Gas Su
Judy
Anacostia and Potomac
Columbia
Washingington Bny
Etec
Wash
Alex
Ant Mt. Vernon
Potomac Electric Cons
Potomat Tlectele Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telles
Washington
Washington Rwy
Elec
Washington-Virginia Rwy
Norfolk
Steamboat
Georgetown Gas
American Tel
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greene-Cananea
National Bank
American
Rete
Fecpulnan
Sera
Trust Company
Anardian Security and Trust
Fatonal Savings and Trust
Union
United
Savings Bank
Union Savings
Bank of Commerce
Washington Savings Provident Sayin Fire Insurance
Arlington
Corcoran
Potomac
Columbia Real Estate
Nenevee
Emerson Steam
jHigh
Allin Chalmers
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern
Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
Laclede Gas
Lehigh Valley
Amn
Louisville
Nat'l Rys
Mexico
New York
Ontario
Norfolk and Western
North American
Anaconda Mining Co
Northern Pacific
Vane
Atchison
Pacific Mail
Jatchison Pfd
Pennsyltuala
Atlantic Coast Line
People's Gas
Baltimore and Ghit
Pitts
St. J
Bethlehem Steel
Pittsburg
Brooklyn Rapid Trans ‘ Ttm
Pressed
Canadian Pacific
Keene
Pullman Palace
Central of
Ne Jersey
Republic Steel
Chesapeake and Olio
A Bay
Dean
Northwestern
St. Louis Southwestern
St. Paul
Louis Southwestern
St. Louis
Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Southern Pacific
Colorado and Southern
Southern Railway
Consolidated Gas
Tennessee
Upper
Delaware and Hudson
Texas and Pacific
Denver
Rio Grande
Bay
St. I
West
Denver and
Pfa
Distillers’ Securities
Union Pacific
Eric An Weap
Union Pacifi
United States
Eria
Sean
Fredrica Tazywiney
TAATT
Great Northern
Linited States Steel Pra
Creat Northern Oractfs
Oksa
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Ae Ngos
Hlaterborough-Met
Tel Wabash
Taterborough-Met
Fey
Wabash P
Harvester
Weatera Maryland
Western Union
Wheeling
Lake Erle
Chicago
Reeves
Texas Greers
Western
Tao P
Boston Closing Prices Report Feb 25 New York Money Markets
Money on call nominal. Time loans dull with 60 days at 2 3 per cent and 90 days at 8 per cent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers' bills around 4.63 to 4.84 for 60 day bills and 4.8655 for demand. Bar silver at 58 and Mexican dollars at 4. Government bonds steady while railroad bonds show irregularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prima Mercantile
Commercialville
High Figure for C P Light Trading in Market
Wall street saw fertilizer stocks led by Canadian Pacific and American and German chemical companies push to year high levels. News cited hopes for reciprocity with the U S, new stock rights for old shareholders, and a Gemany potash accord. The market faced big cautions from the Interstate Commerce Commission rate ruling and looming court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thosas Co
Shotwell
Washington Post
New York
Canadian Pacific
Wall Street
United States
American Agricultural Chemical
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Gemany
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
London
Pii
Wall Street Gossip on Railroad Rate Case Fallout
Wall Street gossip reports little new from railroad presidents in New York. Paris bankers hold deals pending formalities. St Paul and Puget Sound cut back on extensions after the ICC decision while dividend and interest payments proceed. Speculators focus on upcoming trust case decisions and potential Monday rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Paul
The
Commerce Commission
Puget Sound
Chicaro
Speyer & Co
Kansas City
London
Jacob Mield
Washington Stock Exchange Week Ends With Narrow Trading
Closing session shows fair demand for Washington Gas 6s at 1101 4, Potomac Electric Consolidated 6s at 100 8, Washington Railway and Electric common at 35 and 36 shares at 93 51 2, District National Bank stock 129 7 8 from 130. Week ends disappointing though volume rises slightly. total sales 1,986 shares and 62,500 in bonds. Market remains narrow with little price change and limited speculative activity. brokers seek larger listings to widen exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Gas
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Washington Railway and Electric Common
District National Bank
Washington
Washington real estate brokers show February gains in papers
New York stock market notes a February surge in Washington real estatebrokers activity with February papers recorded surpassing last year by 190. Charles J. Bell, president of the American Security and Trust Company, plans to return to work after illness. The First Church of Christ Scientist seeks an additional 25,000 to reach 45,000 for construction. Large real estate loans dominate weekly activity with 1,309 lots securing loans averaging 6.6 percent. suburban sales remain strong with significant county and city loan totals. Pool trades Virginia Railway and Power stock and Seaboard second preferred as the market moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nhea
Recorder of Heads
Washington
Recorder
Charles J. Bell
American Security and Trust Company
Washington Stock Exchange
Church of Christ, Scientist
New York Cotton Markets Rally on May Strength and March Notices
The cotton market steadied and then advanced with May contracts rising above last night’s close as shorts covered and bulls supported the market. Liverpool spot strength and bullish expectations for the end-season fueled gains, while larger fertilizer sales and outside demand suggested growing activity despite quiet general business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Westerday
Liverpool
Golton
Manchester
Sellers Co
Fall River
Wheat Slumps as Demand Sags on Wheat Trade Woes
Chicago and New York grain desks report a sharp wheat decline spurred by weak domestic demand, lack of foreign outlets, and reciprocity delays. May futures fell to near session lows with corn and pork products also retreating. cash grain and barley show subdued trading amid liberal oversupply and selling pressure from Liverpool and overseas markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Liverpool
Jongs
Angapang
Arm “ Agi
Serge
Astueo
New York
Duluth
Bhoat
Wutures
May
Metal Market Report From New York in Late February
The metal markets showed little change with copper around 12.62 to 12.87%, zinc near 13.07% for electroyte, and lead quiet at about 4.40 to 4.50. Tin and antimony figures were quoted, while spot tenderments remained largely unchanged in a subdued trading day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New -York
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report
New York prices and receipts for butter cheese eggs and poultry shown with state and Western averages. Markets indicate weak egg demand and steady butter, cheese, flour, and freight values. beef, pork, and lambs in New York and Chicago track varied supplies and steady to lower bidding.
New York Curb Brokers Endorse Plan for Association
One hundred seventy five curb brokers endorsed the proposed constitution of the New York Curb Market Association today, securing success of the plan. Two hundred brokers of good standing were invited to join, and officers and committees are expected to be elected early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Paul
New York Central
Wabash
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Curb Market Association
Equity Court Docket and Assignments in Rankin Case and Others
A DC court record lists assignments for 1911 cases across Equity Circuit Criminal and Probate courts. It notes receiver Rankin's compromise authorization, multiple attorney names, bond details, and schedule items including the Barrow and McGowan matters, plus several United States prosecutions and probate will filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO
Justice Stamford
George C. Rankin
Spring Valley National Bank
Justice Barnard
W. Weitzel
Barrow Ve. Barrow
Hintton & Gray, Tucker, Kenyon & Macfarland
Eashy-Smith
R. B. Fleharty
de i ‘Fendant
McLanahan & Burton
McGowan
Capita ‘Traction Company
Downing, McNalley
Forrest—_ Percy
Dunlop
Shipsey
Safranck
Mackey, Lipscomb, Ryan
Glassie
Piaze
Ve. Costinett
Colbert, Havell—Bimney & Woodard
Emly
Kautenberg
Criminal Court NO. 2
Clabaugh
United States
John Garrison
Philip Wendling
Russell Kenny
Benjamin I. Patterson
John Childe
Joseph Middleton
James Childe
James Lee
Arthur Fracquon
John Perry
Justice Gould
William Tudge
Arebella McLean Probasco
Nied
Real Estate Transfers Through Northwest District Markets
A list of property transfers across Washington DC areas including Street Northwest between Sixth and Seventh, Southeast between Fourth and Fifth, and other blocks. Transfers show buying parties such as Albert Cry trustes to Wilhelmine Carry and Minnie Anta, James S Fraser to Frank W Adams, Lydia H Milton to B Fraser, Mary O Connell to Robert DeVoe, and others with lot or part lot details, square numbers, and nominal $10 fees. Named streets include 1122 East Street Southeast, 2 M Street Northwest, 9 Street Northeast, 633 F Street Northeast, and 812 Rhode Island Avenue Northwest, among many parcels in Mount Pleasant, Pleasant Plains, and Columbia Heights. The notices reflect typical real estate transfer activity with fixed price references and designated square lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cry
Trustes
Wilhelmine
Charles
Anta
Minnie
Joseph C
Albert Carry
Mary Didaen
I. md
W. Adams
Obeyr
Char Reights
Lyrdia H. Milton
B. Fraser
Square
North Capitol
First
Mary O'Connell
Robert Ae
Ann A Nevitt
Mary
Helen F. Berry
F Street
John H. Cook
John Ford
Mount ‘Pleasant
Pleasant ‘Plains
Frederick G. Follinger
Gabriel Carol
Grhent
Iate Kensinger
Sal
Anne C. Turner
Harold Powell
Albert G. Altchcock
Columbia Heights
Richard H. Batley
Rachelatk
Sulack
L Street
Mary and
Helen“F. Barry
Deeds of Trust Listings in City Squares and Heights
A compiled notice lists multiple deeds of trust across city blocks including SQUARE 2830 Ida V Darling to Park Savings Bank for 3000 dollars over 3 years at 6 percent with semiannual payments. SQUARE 297 containing various lenders and debt amounts. SQUARE 29 to 52 detailing transfers to secure individuals and companies, with interest at 6 percent and terms from 9 to 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B
Percival M. Brown
William H. Saunder
Park Savings Bank
Lanier
Julus I
Shedd & Bro
Frank Foer
Nellie H. Browning
Paul V. Mitchell
J. Coton Tribby
Charles
B. Tribby
Columbia Heights
Joseph M. Carmody
Howenstein
Emanuel Spelch, Jr
Emanuel Spelch
Robert A. Dore
Jemoe
Belskol
Willam A. Craig
Secore
Mount Airy and surrounding blocks mortgage list highlights
Mount Airy area entries show Allan E. Walker and others to National Savings and Trust Co securing 19000 for Leroy Gaddia Jr. over three years at 5 percent, plus Ingleside and other districts securing various sums with semiannual or monthly payments. Market listings follow detailing wholesale fruit and produce quotes and assorted farm items.
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Chetee
United States Treasury
Auc
Umend Fire Insurance
Gghtter call—National Savings “and ‘Trust
Ota
Curb Market
Giroux
Inspiration
Interron
Rubber
Kerr Ako
Reese
Miami
Nipisaing Mines
Ray Consol
Weat
Pacula Sa
Yukon
Boston
Auantic
Weatewen
Boston Sud Corb Op
Butte Coalition
Centennial Tenn
Copper Range Con
East Butte Copper Mine
Ene
Neerelone Bra ‘Ranklin
Giroux Consolidated
Granby Consolidated
Greene-Cananen
Nevada Consolidated
Nipissing Mines
Nort Butte Bhagnon Vial
Tamarack Utah ‘Consolidated
Utah Gopper Co
Asereseenemerrecess
C. P
Gould
George J. Gould
Missouri Pacific
Bankery
Gould Securities
Centraleather Company
Court of Chancery
Jersey City
New York Stock Exchange
Ita
Gug Xenheim Exploration Company
Ita Stock
Guggenheim
Congress
Harriman
Minnesota
Paria
Paris
Central Pacific
American Railroad
New York Stock Market
Pool
Virginia Railway and Power Common
Idm
Seaboard Second
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers
Hibbs Building
Chicago Board of Trade
W. Ruth
William W. Ruth
Freight Traffic Department
H. W. Atkinson
Ruth
King
Charles Gy. Tues
the Treasury
City
Hilles
Galveston
Bready
New Orleans
Lnet
Pike
Savannah
Guaa
Charleston
Wilmingt
Daltimore
Terug City
Port Towne
Houston
Oh Tes
Great Britain
France
Continent
Stock
Chicago Grain
NEW York Grain
Hennery
Hholes
Pacific Coast
Central America
Bogota
South America
Ria
Philadelphia
Patna
Ogen
Marcovado
Rio
Santos
Cordova
van Seuden
Watson
Charles Pas
H. E. Davis
Lyon
Robinson Vs. Corby
Gardiner
Darlington
Shepherd Vs. Hall
Marshall —Thomas
Cunningham
Mincie F. Barrow
Frank H. Barrow
Britton & Gray
Tucker, Kenyon & Macfarland
Charles F Benjamin
Trusta Ve
L. L. Perkins Webond
Adraccivsrators
Florea
Neire
Leonard M. Deaking
Plaintif
C. F. Benjamin
Mary Grant
Washington Railway and, Electric Company
W. E. Ambrose
Herman W. van Senden
Patrick F. McMahon
Charles Foe
U.S. Treasury Supervision
PP Ae i
Union Trust Company
15Th
H Streets
N. W
Edson B. Qudtt
Eeeeoen Ae
Edward J. Hillyer
Cyst O. Wilson
Jenk
D. Herron
Witten L. Crane
Edward J. Stellwagen
Geo
EB. Hamilton
Geo. HE. Menning
J Nora McGill
Interstate C. Commission
U. P
RNG
Steel
Pac
Shelters
É&C
Meine
Charles Baring, Inc
New Street
C.H. Eshman Stock Broker
Ouray Building
Norman W. Peters & Co
Consolidated Stock “ Exchange of New York
Municipal
Mary O’connen
Mount Airy
Allan E. Walker
National Ewings and Trust Company
Leroy Gaddia, Jr
Ingleside
Alvert
Hitchcock
John B.larner
John A. Hamilton
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Beame
Arnold V. Stubenrauck
William A. Taylor
G Harald Powell
Brookland
Joseph Kuttner
Luther L. Apple
John A. Maasle
Brookland Building Association
Mary J. Downey
William F
Wiliam E. Edmonston
Louis R. Peal
Eecure
Edward McKnew
Mount Pleasant
Frankland
Richard B. Pairo
Herbert A. Gill
H. W. Pairo
Rachel Kats
William B. Edmonston
Robert Lee O'Brien
Richard H. Bailey
Pleasant Plains
Thomas Eagan
Charles A. Liebermann
Phelan C. Hawn
Daniel McFarlan
Brewster Opera
Stanhope
Perrin
McClellan & Whitner
Willard Storage
Pa. Ave
Foots
Opee
Washington Produce Market
Virginia
West Virginia
Elgin
New York State
New
Florida
California
Steawherrica