Market Restabilizes After Day of Curbed Volumes
The Washington Post reports a tentative market equilibrium with small net close changes and a broad recovery trend. General Electric surges 412 points amid renewed dividend speculation. Southern Pacific and Amalgamated Copper stay active while Northern Pacific and Great Northern issues show strength. London trusts grow optimistic on lower money rates as Bank of Germany signals rate cuts, and call money eases with banks drawing substantial funds from the sub treasury.
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General Electric
Amalgamated Copper
Southern Pacific
Washington Post
New York
Stock Exchange
Frmneas
Amont
Southern F Pacific
Northern Facilc
Great Northern
Wall Street
People’s Gaslight Company
London
Bank of England
Europa
Bank of Germany
Imperial Bank of Germany
Tau Francsca Sterling Exchange
Southern Pacific Company
San Francisco
Central Pacific
Market summary of metals in London and New York
Cure Market reports a London rise in copper and lead with spot and futures gains, and a firmer London copper outlook at 2106 15s spot. Local copper prices near 41.75 to 44.00, with spot electrolytic at 24 50s and related products priced. Lead, spelter, and iron show mixed changes in London and stable to higher locally, while foundry iron quotes advance in North and South.
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York
London
Jake
Bigher
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Foundry Southern
Triston
Boston
Albani
Malaesen
Hoxton
New York
New Haven
Harttara
American Telephone and
American ‘Woolen Pt
Dominion Iron and Bleawea Edison Electric Alum
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
Unite
United Shoe
North Butte
Atlantic
Bingham
Bay Copper Range
Hanzon
Utah
Bia
Chicago Grain Market Report From New York Prices
The report shows regional grain and commodity figures with wheat, corn, oats, and cotton market activity. It notes price ranges, openings, highs and lows, along with New York call money rates, sterling exchange, and railroad bond standings. Strong wheat movement supports later gains, while corn and oats show mixed to weaker close. receipts and calculations reflect a cautious trading day.
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Minnetpolie
Duluth
Chicago
Desmand
Mey
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Waitlowar
Abi
May
New York Grain Briefs on Wheat Corn and Oats
NY grain market reports firm spot prices for No 2 red and No 1 Northern futures. Wheat receipts 61 000 bushels with final May and July futures at mixed advances amid strong cables and cash demand. Corn and oats show steady activity with spot values and several futures closes noted.
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New York
Duluth
Longs
Ecret
Exporia
Jnousry
Mas. Somgsan
Baltimor
Hobrumry
Wall Street Gossip on Dividend Prospects and Pools
Rumors of a 6 percent dividend for Southern Pacific next February persist but are not widely credited. Some stocks show limited floating supply as Europeans seek U.S. equities, with industrials now favored as loan collateral. Talk of bear pools in Union Pacific and others fuels market caution amid conjecture of a squeeze.
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Washington Post
New York
Southern Pacific
Wall Street
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Reading
Steel
Foundation
Market Breaks Into Cautious Rally On Washington Exchange
Local traders reported renewed enthusiasm on the Washington Stock Exchange as railways and select banks led modest advances. Sharp activity centered on Capital Traction, Washington Railway and Electric, and Second National Bank with mixed gains in copper issues and a broad list of bonds and preferred stocks closing at varied prices.
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Artington
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Firemen's
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Lees
Tile
Southern Public Services Corporation
Graphophone
Graphophony
Security Storage Company
Fidelity Storage Company
Washington Produce Market Prices Week of Trade
Wholesale price notes for eggs butter cheese and dressed poultry with regional quotes from Virginia West Virginia Tennessee and North Carolina. Live poultry demand steady with hens abundant turkeys selling well ducks scarce. dressed meats and vegetables show mixed moves as market price levels hold amid high costs.
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Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe proposes 98 million in new stocks and bonds
Topeka January 2 The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company will not pay for non maintenance improvements from earnings but will issue 98 million in bonds or stock to cover costs General Manager Hurley told the state board of commissioners He outlined plans to finish the Kansas City to Chicago double track ballast 400 miles of Kansas track install clock signal system and include the Ottawa cut off as part of the double track Also under way is the Texico New Mexico to Texas cut off about 400 miles long.
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Baltimore Markets and Commodities Summary
Baltimore markets report mixed commodity prices including firmer wheat and corn, steady oats and hay, firm butter and cheese, and firm milk products. Cotton trading remained quiet with slight gains. estimates on cotton receipts and ginning totals loom as futures track Liverpool cues and Houston receipts.
Washington Cattle Market Receipts and Prices
Market reports show strong demand and firm quotations for cattle sheep and hogs in Washington. Prices listed include prime calves per pound up to 3.5, hogs per hundredweight around 6 to 7, lambs and sheep steady with spring lambs at seven cents per pound, and cows prime at about 40 to 50 dollars each with wide ranges for common and old stock.
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Livestock Market Report from New York and Chicago
Livestock receipts and prices across cattle, calves, sheep, lambs, hogs, and poultry in New York and Chicago on January 22 show steady to firm trends. Cattle and hogs in Chicago steady to firm. beef, veal, and lamb values mixed with regional variations, while eggs and poultry markets remain active with modest gains and slow demand in places.
Western Heads and Farm Product Prices Do Not Move Much
A fragmented list shows prices and stability for farms goods including hens and turkeys, cottonseed, potatoes, cabbages, and petroleum. Steady to firm readings across items like lard, wool, turpentine, sugar, and freights. note values like cottonseed around 0.0 and cabbages quoted from 22.00 to 90.00 per unit in a local market snapshot.
Supreme Court docket and equity court records from 1907 session
The document lists Supreme Court justices present and a long docket of cases by number with parties including Haynes v Watking and various railroad disputes. It covers equity, circuit, and criminal court entries, adjournments, and scheduled calls for January 23 and February 1907, noting postponed trials and rulings.
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Moré
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Hetton Ve. Myton
Edwards Va. Maupin
Agnew
Hutching
Real estate transfers across city blocks and squares
A long list of transfers records titles and prices across Kaldrama Heights Reservoir View Square 45 and many other blocks. Names include John A Massie Henry G Bal amst ux and George Brent with prices from $8, 000 to $19. Highlighted transactions occur in Cleveland Heights Petworth North Columbia Heights and Ada districts, with parcels sold under various lot and block designations and some buyers subject to trusts.
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Myrtie W. “Davie
Harmon
Palmer
AlMeon
Triboes
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Uaward C. Dean
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Harry Enrlich
Fannie B. Witholte
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Nolan
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Jula U. Schacter
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American University
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Dewitt” Crosewant
Robert A. Carl
Randle Highlands
United States Realty Company
Thomas J. Eastburn
John T. Tate
Fennle & Wilholte
Harry Ririich
FID
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North Columbia Heights
George F. Wardstux
Theodore A. Harding
Pannie Witholte
Frescesco Ginoches
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John A. Swope
Luis Spear
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Treasury report notes 1 million dollar receipts and gold balances
The document lists national receipts totaling 1 005 368 with miscellaneous items and expenditures, plus balances in gold reserves and federal funds. It records gold coin and bullion values, trust funds, and general fund deposits, ending with notice of a quarterly dividend for American Graphophone Company to be paid Feb 15 1987 to stockholders of record Feb 1. Edward D. Easton signs as director.
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Philipping Treasury
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Orfer
Edward D. Easton
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