Special Ve lour Hats at $2.85 Bargain Sale
Special notice of a local bargain offering genuine Ve lour hats valued at five to six dollars or more now priced at 2.85 each. The sale highlights steep discounts targeting shoppers seeking affordable headwear. Limited stock and quantities available.
Wall Street Gossip on Seats and Markets Brightens
New York reports two exchange seats selling at 45000 as sentiment improves since year start. Gold exports to Paris and bank demand hint at further shipments. bond rallies lift junior issues while rails and industrials show gains. Rock Island president notes cautious optimism and potential inspections without major extensions or financing.
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Paris
New York
Bank of France
France
Iowa Central
Minneapois
St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Texas General
St. Louie- Yron Mountain River
Gulf
Denver
Rilo Grande
Wabaah
Southern Pathway
New York Stocks End Mixed After Wilson Antitrust Talk
New York Jan 2 Strong close seen after President Wilson's antitrust recommendations, but overall market response was muted. Traders, expecting guidance, moved cautiously with small gains in representative shares as bonds remained firm. Total par value sales reached $3,250,000 with Canadian Pacific and petroleum stocks among notable movers.
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New York
Wilson
Congress
Washington
Aeiae
Canadian Pacific
Pangma
New York Cotton and Philadelphia Market Fragments
Fragmentary market notes report New York cotton receipts to Hibbs & Co and mention Philadelphia market terms. The text includes garbled terms like flower, cream, salt, and kiln dried, with unclear dates and locations, rendering a concise, coherent report difficult.
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Philadelphia
Jehis
New York Money Market Report Summary
New York money market shows call money steady at 1 percent with tight intervals. Sterling exchange holds firm. government and railroad bonds remain firm amid varied short and long term loan activity.
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New York
PAG Mercantile Paper
Ise Bar Ailvar
Local Financial and Business Notes Summary
Local markets were broadly balanced with 316 000 in bonds and 181 shares traded. Notable items included Washington Railway and Electric 4s at 80, Capitol Traction 58 up to 108 1 4, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 5 at 108 1 2, and Washington Gas at 81 4 ex dividend. The Washington Clearing House Meeting is set for 4 pm, with Chamber of Commerce and Federal Market committees also planning sessions. Munsey Trust paid 280 000 to national banks and plans to withdraw 3 1 2 percent of securities with $1 5 million face value. Legal actions include a district suit over motion picture theater costs and taxicab company litigation against public utilities commission. Industry notes cover auto top company incorporation, reelects at American Security and Trust, and security storage earnings of 824 5154 with rising undivided profits. Shippers to be heard on Eastern freight rate increases. forestry tax argument cited from Treasury Department stance.
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HERIL
Ama
Lou
Nashville
Amer
Agricultural
Mack
Miami Cap
American Agricultural Sa
New York
Amer Car
St. PF
Mojam
Fan & Tex
Amer Cotton
Missouri Pacific
Armour & Ca
Amer Ice Securities
National Bigcult
Pee Ae Atchiawean
Atohiaon Co
Allantie cv
Amer Smelt
N. Rys
Matatlantic Canatitimore
Ohio
Ammer Amer
Amnew Haven
Amer Tel & Tel
SolNertons & Weatern
Wore
Anaconda Mining Co
Onlo
Atchison
Whatchison
Northern Pacific
Cicago
Alton Incy
SM Atlantic Coast ‘Line
Pacific
Cage
Bd & Eas
Brook Rapid Transit
Gan
Enseed
Chicago
R & Pac
Ry. Org
Cal. Petrol
Bsbeatt WjPita
CC & St. L
Cota
Southern
Cal
Pittsburgh
Aeanver Wardeon
Canadian Pacific
Pullman Palace
Rie Prior Shenas
Sah
Ray Cons
Briegen
Chesapeake & Ohie
Leara
Brie
Rep
Iron & Steel
Tut
Cole Fuel & Iron
St. E
Consolidated Gas
Aba Seaboard Air Line
Asa & Et Sa
Delaware & Hudson
Kanae Toe
Rio Grande
Southern Pacific
M. Latouri
den & R.G
Southern Railway
Peritsmour
Aciic
TT Distillers
MaySouthern Rapid
Shi
New York Central Ge
Erie
Tennessee Copper
I Central
Texas & Pacific
Hartford Ev
Union Pacific
Orfolke
Estern Ist
General Electric
TES Norfot Western
Goodrich
McGoodrich
Gol, S. Rubber
United States
SB. Steel
S. Steel
Interborough Met
Inter -Met
Inter- Harvester
Wabasha Ae
Inter-Marine
deOl International Paper Star
Western Union
Gite
Southern Pacific Ie R.igt
Kan
City
Westinghouse Bloc
Gythern Hallway
Laclede Gaa
Wheel
Lake Erie
Southerm
Lehigh Valley
Union Ac
Union Racine Rt
Virginia-Cerailna Chiton Ricers
New York Stock Exchange
Ee Wabash Tet
Besnes
Wisconsin Central
Washington Railway and Electric
Potomac Hilecy Trio
Capital Traction
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Gas
Street Railway
Washington Railway
Canital Traction
Greane- Cananea
Bank and Trust Company
District National Bank
Munsey Trust
Munsey Trust Company
Treasury Department
Muncey Trust Company
Tregaury Cominant
Hales
Cap. Traction F.R
C. & P. Telephone
I At 114%. ‘Woesh, Ry. & Bloc. Com
Wash. Ry
Wlec, Pfd
W. Washington
Ges
Potamne Blec
Mergenthaler Linotype
District Nat. Bank
GAS Bonda Georgetown Gax Fs
Washington
Lumbia Gan & Blec
Humble
One
Can
Ana, & Pot
City & Bub
Cole
el Sages Bee Siti Fe
Weatty Ae Sa
Ieee Hearty
Pla. Traction Co
Sahington
Mergenthal
Langton Mongtype
Eae
Rocy
Greene Cananéea Copper
National Bank Washington
Pruett Company Sto Ammer
Security and Quate
Bron Ravinge
Bavin Am Barings
Ee Bank
Nat Eonineean
Aninn
Opr
Industriel Sorparssians
Tt Sa
Want Trust
Taegna
Wee
Atlanitc
United Migtes Steel Corporation
Fotand
District of Columbia
Sumsturs
Beaath
Dye Trom Ual Cal Teleo
de Paul Cai
Mane
AGRE
Caluphia
Omington
Tamas Bank
A.B. Glaxton
H. Bia
Interlocking directorates in US finance debated in New York
New York financiers discuss proposed federal legislation to ban interlocking directorates linking corporations with interstate business and national banks. The piece cites a major industrial firm with limited bank ties and notes debates on underwriting syndicates, private banking, and possible shifts in national banking operations under the new law.
Statements Ursateed by Muang U and Drust Co
A terse note states that the Muang U. and Drust. Co. have issued statements. The fragmentary text provides no dates, places, or named individuals beyond the company references.
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Jane
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Jan
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Mexica
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Gil
Yukon Gold
United Clear
United Cigar Gtorer Pia
Baltimore Securities
Poston
National Bank of Baltimore
Jane Con
Houston Oil
Seaboard
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Bie. Co. Inc
City & Sub
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Annap
Boston
Ign
Calumet & Amions
Setae
Consolidated
Canarie
Revinae Nipisa
Merth Butte
North Lake
Bhannen
United Frum
Utah
Utah Copper Co
New Ferm
U. S
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Panama
Clearing House
Washington Clearing House Association
Chamber of Commerce
W.W. F. Gude
Wit
Witl
Fetal Merchants Association
Association Rooms
F Street Northwest
District Supreme Court
Jesse R. Sherwood
Tom Moore
Frank B. Elger
Moore
American ‘Theater Company
Sharwood
Firetstreet
Rhode Island Avenue
Trip
Gould
Philip Walner
Sherwood
Terminal Taxicab
Federal Taxicab
Stafford
Utilities Commission
Auto Top Company Incorporated
Standard Auto Top Company
W. Coburn Sweet
Robert M. Glendening
Lillign Sweet
Grace E. Ciowdening
The
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Pennsylvania Avenue
American Security and Trust Company
Rust Company
Nnugl
Charles J Bell
vVarlona Capachiiea
Charles J. Bell
Corcoran Tham
Howard 8. Ree
Henry F. Blount
James F Hood
Charlies E. Howe
Wiliam W. Keck
A. B. Leetgal
David N. Hayeton
John G. Holden
Aldis B. Browne
Nethaniel Wilson
William Mattingly
McKenney & Flannery
Milton E. Alles
Henry F Bileunt
John C. Boyd
Samuel §. Burdett
Albert Garry
Wiliam M. Coates
Murray A. Cobb
Wiliam
Joseph Lester
John FR
Mel Lean
Edoward
Clarence F. Nearment
Fran J . Noyes
Myron M. Parker
Joseph Paul
Albert AM
Rend Floward
Heeside
Corcoran Thom
Frank A. Vanderlip
John B. Viking
Joseph Wright
A. M. Read
Ateakholders
Fifteenth Street
A. Aspinwall
Charles Ravenhorn
Per
Charlies J. Bell
William J. Flather
Henry Hurt
Clarence FL Norment
Wil Bean
Interstate Commerce Commission
Treasury
Local Stock Exchange
United States Treasury
Holland
Jan Weary
Ste
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Lima
Tta
U. & Drust. Co
To & O
Floyd B. Davis
Robt. Callahan
A. 8
Gatley
Patrick T. Moran
W. Mok
Tuw Ete
John W. Brawner
Robert Callahan
Floyd ®. Davis
Robert A. Dore
F. D. Mauliffe
Howard BH. Norton
William F. Gudel
Peter Latternor
Dana Lingoln
Andrew D. Loffle
Lucas P. Loving
George ¢. Pumparey
Bamuml GC
Rmdman
Taylor Wade
Albert G. Gatlet
Eee Neen
Lincoln National Bank
Seventh and
D Streets
Equitable Go-Operative Building Associationl
F Street
Alain Ote
Jona Jo
Hison
Frank P. Reastie
Home Building Association
Bronth
Treamwaren
J. Thilman
Hendrick Hendrick Buelden
15Th St. N. W
Washinging Stock Exchange
Manhattan
I¢fe Tosuraneh Co
Second Trust
Nate
Certified Public Accountants
Harvey & Chase & Company
Siges Building
Finen Hala
Firanulal
Home Savings Bank OF
D. C
District of Columbus
Oxvinas
Aiks
Total
Wes
le Gaetineatus
Weah
Notary Public
Riggs National Bank
Tebasurt, Penn, Ave, Opp
Frank A. Munsey
Presidant
Peau Ser
Corpecn
Wittounth
Beret
M. W
EH Sthray
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