Small Losses Seen Yet Public Hope Buoyant in Stocks
Special to The Washington Fest New York Jan II after a sharp market advance and cautious selling, brokers report growing public interest in stocks and bonds. Money markets hint at easier conditions with 4 percent long-term loans, while bank statements show favorable impressions and eased discount rates anticipated by week's end.
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Commission Houses
New York
Dnl Financial
Sisus
Bank of England
Hank
England
Agen
City of New York
Niow
Munich
Won and Steel
Capital Traction
Chesapeake
Washington Railway and Electro Breterred
Washington Gas
Meargenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Sty
Tilges National Bank
United States ‘Trust
Merchants and Meciggies Savings Bank
East Washington Savings Bank
Washington Railway
Elootste
Bu. Arkad
Georgetown Gascott
Washington Ga
Columbia Ry
Mort
Jos de American
Emerson Heam Pump Co
Ele
Dees
Virginia
Norfolk
Washington Steambort
Georgetown
American
Lanston Monet
Greene-Cananes Copper
Nationsl Bank Bogen
National City
Ancaln.ve
Metropol
Blass. Bean
Washington
American Security and Trust
National Savings and
Union Trust Company
Washington Loan and Tri
United States Trust Company
Savings Bank
Pete Home Savings Merchants
Hemnates Savings Bank
Bine, Savings and
Tia
Washington Savis Provident Savings Bank
National Union Potomac
Emerson Steam Fump Co
Security Storage Co
Washington Market
Wall Street Gossips on Tobacco Bonds and Market Swings
New York speculates on American Tobacco Company securities including common stock bonds and preferred stock amid expectations of dissolution. Six percent bonds rise while four percent bonds fall. investors weigh par payoff scenarios. Bank purchases and mortgage bonds are noted, with New York City bonds strengthening and a busy day in trading across issues.
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Washington Post
New York
American Tobacco Company
P Stock Exchange
Nations Bank
City Record
Eser Ears
Steuiar
William A. Prendergast
City of
New York Stock Exchange
Washingon Stock Exchange
New York Bond Market Report From January
New York money on call remained steady at 3 percent with the ruling rate at 3 percent and closing bids near par. Time loans offered at 4 percent, ninety days at 3 percent, 24 months at a similar rate. Prime mercantile paper at 3 to 4 percent, sterling exchange quiet, government bonds steady, railroad bonds firm.
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New York
Nes
Washington Markets Drift With Mixed Oil and Rail Shares
Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange showed varied demand with several rail and utility issues in play. Washington Railway and Electric led with firm demand around 88 1/2 while Mergenthaler and Lanston showed mixed moves. financials posted uneven activity amid bank stock spreads and ongoing municipal finance debate.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric
Mergenthaler
Chesapeake and Potomac
Capital Traction
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Bank and Trust Company
Riggs National
Washington Savings
Merchants and Mechanics
United States Trust
Baltimore Markets Report on Wheat and Commodity Prices
Market notes from Baltimore describe wheat activities with spot contracts steady on grade and nominal values for No 2 white and No 3 Western domestic. Prices include 36 87 for a No 3 Western domestic and general steadiness across on track conditions.
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Baltimore
Jay
Southern
Supreme Court docket highlights from Porto Rico matters and adjournments
The Supreme Court session lists justices present and admits practitioners, with docket entries from No. 868 Heirs of Lopaz and others to No. 6176 Potomac Brick Company. Cases include Porto Rico appeals docketed and dismissed, civil equity matters, and numerous circuit and criminal listings with adjournments and notices.
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United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Justin Lurton
Justice Hughes
Justice van Devanter
Justice Lamar
James Grant Forbes
Boston
Arthur L. Knauf
Jamestown
Ralph Norton
New York
Lopaz Et al
Robert Hermanos
Supreme Court
Porto Rico
Coats
Frederick 3
Tyler
Appallees
Maria del Encarnacion Prado
Suro
Alonzo de Rio
Supreme Court of
Frederick
Appellee
Stella FP
Fitot
General Guardian
Stone Tracy Company
Wycke
van Derhoef
Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad Company
Francis L. Hine
American Mullgragh Company
Joseph E. Gay
Baltic Mining Company
Percy H. Brundege
Broadway Realty Company
Paul Lacroix
Motor Taximeter Cab Company
Arthur Lyman
Trusters, &O
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
George Wander Mriltips
Appellant
Fifty Associates
Oscar Mitchell
Clark Tren Company
William ¥. Fluhrer
The
New York Life Insurance Company
Catherine Cary Cook
United States
RB Lindaburg
Ag Fellowa
Isi
Arigh
Circuit Court
Fusties Barnar
Holroyd Ve
Capital Treclion Company
Plaintitt
J. ©. Rogers
WG. Gardiner
Ferry & Son
T. Dunlop
Prentiss
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Plaiatitts
W. C. Prentiss
George IF. Willams
Applegarth
Southern Railway
Carter & Bracke
Hamilton
Brainerd
Smith
Douglas & Baker—Ralston
Giddons & Richardson
J. ¥. Dartington
Jonellion
Glover
H. W. Wheatles
R. Rosa Perry & Son
Thornton Ve
Chesapeake Beach Land and Improvement Company
Blontague, Moriarty, Neumyer—Jemitton
Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton
Keln
Lansburgh
Wheat- Stollander
Om Robinson
Corby
Gar
Potomac Brick Company
Louis C
Donie H. Ferrell
Mackall
Real Estate Transfers Across Several DC Neighborhoods
Real estate transfers show numerous deeds in areas including Plains Lea Brow to Bea M Bolin lot 608 dock t 10 dollars and many others like Newlands Company to Mary N Chandler lot 46 square 116 14 dollars, Cottage Hills Sarah Graham to Beth Graham 4 5 block 22 10 dollars, and Friendship Heights Baker Evans to Mary Robbins lot 74 block 23 10 dollars. Transfers list properties across Q Street Southeast Toward Fort McPherson and nearby, with parcels, blocks, and prices typically 10 dollars reflecting transfers or notes of secured indebtedness and annual interest terms where present.
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Lea Brow
Bea M. Bolin
Chavy Chase
Newlands Comany
Mary N. Chandler
Chavy Chase Fulton
Gordon
Francis A. Mullaly
Avenue Terrace
Hulton
R. Gordon
Jerles
Beth Gra
Uemblan Hillottages
Square
contMain
Taeightsf
Baker Evans Et Ux
Mary Robbihe
Pennsylvania Avenue
Elevinth
Twelfth
Alex
H. Galtaeux
Sidney W. Straus
Mazza
Vir
Louis V
George I. Auchenbach
Linwood Heights
John W. Glennan
Robert W. Williamson
Petworth
John Henderson, Jr
James B Henderson
Third Street
Mana N Streets
J. Walter Hodges
Andrey
Newton
Audrey P
Newton Conversa
William P. Metcalf
Louis K. Weber
Charles 5. White
John A. Holmer
Jack
E Street
Eila Luckett
Christina C. Muhlhofer
dLive
Twenty-ninth
Sarah E. Lay
Catherine L. Fowler
Caroline
Sarah H. Fowler
Fulton R. Gordon
Edwin Hunt
Margaret P. Hunt
Norton M. Little
Wiliam M. Terrell
Charles E. Wire
William M. Carletux
Rice Hoos
Crandall Mackey
Walter A. Johnson
Joseph BE. Dyer
David H. Hesan
Francia Saul
James F. Shea
Home Savings Bank
Basil B. Earnshaw
Richard K. Tyler
Charles G. Warden
Mary D. B. Hines
George FH. Aschenbach
Hagar D. Turner
Louis P. Shoemaker
B. Mazag
Geisboro Menorcgharlae
G. Taylor
Charles F. Digge
J. Pord Taylor
Henry
Halley
Bert
Conrad J
Pontelly
Charles
White
John A. Holmes
George W. Weber
William H. Weber
Cleveland Park
Helen H. Hardin
Sovane
Jst
Thomas W. Robinson
Frank ¥. Rawiings
David N. Ruel
Travers K. Cammack
Harry A. Kite
William A. Hill
Wilton J. Lambert
David B. Murdock, Jr
Patworth
Carl L. Davis
William M. Terry
Charles L. Bliss
Joseph P. Rose
Metal Market report from New York trade on copper and iron
New York metal prices show copper futures steady at 12.15 to 12.33 per unit with January to April spreads. Arrivals reach 140 tons in New York. exports this month total 19,023 tons. Copper and related metals quote varied with marker activity. iron remains steady with several foundry listings. London market signals mixed with warrants and local price expectations.
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New York
Galveston
New Orleans
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Gallimore
Philadelphia
Brunsw
Fort. Townsend
Honstton
Augusta
Stead M
Memphis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Rts
Bet
Continent
Japan
Stock
Consolidated
Great Britain
France
Non Innent
Ince
Greatsonian
Mexico
Standard Copper
Cleveland
London
Foundry
Northern
Tie
Southern
New York Produce Prices and Market Rates Summary
Wholesale quotations show little change across staples in New York today. Butter steady around 27 25 per unit. cheese unchanged at $57 per unit. eggs steady with mixed regional quotes. flour and pork steady. Coffee and cotton futures quoted with minor movements. vegetables and fruits firm on some lines, with eggs, butter, and dressed poultry highlighted as key items in current wholesale pricing.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Middle West
Continent
Cordova
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Elgin
New York State
Arkwright Club urge curtailment of mill spindles
Boston January 18 The Arkwright Club representing mills in Massachusetts New Hampshire and Maine urges curtailment of spin dles. The group covers over 10 million spindles and notes 15 million of the nations 28 million spindles lie in New England. Mill owners in Georgia North Carolina and South Carolina report curtailment plans due to high cotton costs and weak demand.
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Boston
Mass
United States
Arkwright Club
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Iee
New England
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
L L Perkins Bids and Notices From Colorado Room 408
Legal notice style summary indicates bids, executors, administrators, officers, employees, and agents are mentioned with a Colorado contact in room 408. The fragment suggests official bids or solicitations and a filing or appointment context. Entities include L L Perkins and Colorado and room 408.
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We_bend
Menn
Colorado
Financial statements of A Loffler Sausage and Provision Co
The annual report states capital stock of A Loffler Sausage and Provision Co is $30,000 fully paid with no debts. Officers Catherine Loffler President Chas A M Loffler Treasurer Thomas F Jarrell Secretary Thomas B Jarrell swear the restatement is true. Several other asset and loan entries follow for various property and individuals with dated sworn statements in January 1911.
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A. LOFFLER SAUSAGE_AND PROVISION
D. C
Eing
A. Lommer Sausage and Provision Company
A. Lofier Sausage and Provision Company
Axa
Catherine Loffler
CHAS
A. M. Loffler
Treas
Jarrell
A. D. Loffler
Loffler
Thomas B. Jarrell
A. Lofier Bausage and Provision Company
Bald Corporation
Wallace J. Hill
O. L. Wolfsteiner
Otto L. Wolfsteiner
Max Wolfsteiner
Charles Thomson
Henry Cooper
Sanaa Sus
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the National
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Tel
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William H. Chandler
William V. Cox
Frank G. Wilkins
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Arthur A. Birney
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William G. Gerter
Samus J. Prescott
Edward R. Tinker
Lloyd H. Chandler
George W. Gray
F. T. Chamberlain
Samuel W. Curriden
Edward R. Tinker, Jr
the Provident Savings Bank
A. B. Loeffler
Percy H. Russell
R. L. Montague
Thomas E. Jarrell
C. B. Starrow
Co. L. Bowman
H. W. Griffith
B. D. Young
John Lewis Smith
National Savings and Trust Company
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R.A. Heinkell
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City Harness and Supply Company
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P. Sheehy
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Justice Gould
Simpson Ve. Simpson
Plantif
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Alfred 0. Smith
Easby-Smith
M. Elizabeth Moesler
B. F. Leighton
Colsion
John Tidout
George H. Colbert
Souders
George IF. Havell
Vernon E. West
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Doremug
Bright
Gittings & Chamberlin
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Justice Anderson
Tster
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M. N. Richardson
C. S. Shreve, Jr
R. Rosé Perry & Son
Pritchard
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O’ Donoghue
Colbert, Yorkes & Hamilton
Collen Va
United States Express Company
Brosnan & Tobriner
Hirney & Woodard
Sayers
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Taylor Commission Company
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Gles
Crook Ve. White
W. J. Lambert
R. H. Yeatman
M. J. Colbert
Robinson
Merchants’ Transfer 2Nd Storage Company
Glesy-Berry & Minor
Aecriminaty Court No. 1
Justice Wright
James Anderson
D. W. Baker
James O'Shea
Frank Dement
Charles I. Owens
Walter Moore
John Car
Joseph Albany
Lustite Clabaugh
Lockwood Ve. Colmsen
W. Patterson
Bond
Hughes & Gray
Carrington & Carrington
Jun & Co
Wooden
F. B. Rhodes
Johnson Ve. Armstrong
Collins & Heath
Defeminant
J. F. Collins Simms Harrisen
Vr. Barker
Jackie
Futton & Cox
J.P. Sherier
Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes & Hamton
Elmer “Cox
Brand
Wisher & Co
F. B
Rhodes
Milam & Smith
Grendant
W. A. Johnston
James T. Clements
Jmes B. Horrigan
M. B. Mangan
Gnra Lilian
McKenzie
Emma Jeffries
Charles M. Emmons
Richard P. Evans
Betate
Alice D. Magaw
Ella Austin
F. H. Stephens
James C. Hove
Torness
Frank J. Bechats
George E. Hamilton Batate
Michael T. “Pus
George H. Calvert
S. Saaeries Catharine Burke
John Brazerol
George P. Hoover
Elias W. Wheeler
American and Foreign Marine Insurance Company
British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company
Nefenfant
A. Jones
Howard
Sprenkle
Hloya
Flaintill
A. K. Smith
Kenward L. Brice
Frovience Hospital
Piafotlire
R. 4. Ford
Gortrido A. Johnson
W. Bishoy Johnson
Irving Williamson
Mamie Wise Dixon
Thomas Dizon
M. E. Ken
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Henry F. Prediger
Ae Dower
A. B. Webb
J. B. Stein
Pleasant Plains
Elle M. Rollin
John T. ‘Arms
Samuel A. Drury
Ae Brown
Columbia Heigits
Miltom Wenty
P.M. Brown
Algernon
Gerdiver
Thomas UH
Yeager
Oelvy Chase
Franas
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H. D. Go
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Marie R. Glover
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Uth Street
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Aioe Haqulisble
F St
Merchants and Mechanics’ Savings Bank Mp
Seventhan & WW Ps
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Thomas P. Morgan
F Street
Washington Loan and ‘Ust
Harry G. Meem
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