Prices Forced Down Amid Market Unrest
Washington report highlights a Washington hearing on prosecuting United States Steel Corporation for monopolistic practices. Market declines follow speculative profit taking and Interborough Metropolitan weakness. Two bright spots: a $1 per ton rise in American Steel and Wire prices and firmer cotton prospects hinting at steadier textile demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Steel Corporation
Interborough-Metropolitan
New York Bond Market Summary
New York money on call steady at 2 percent with 2 percent offered. Time loans weaker and dull, at 3 percent and 9 days at 3 percent. Six months at 3.25 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange firm with actual business in bankers’ offers at 4. A day bill 280 for 6 days. Commercial bills 4. Interstate bonds steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tima
Dave
Prime Mercantile
Sterting Exchange Finn
Damand
Treasury Market Summary From New York Copper and Commodities
New York reports mixed copper and metal prices with spot and futures figures for January to April. Iron and lime markets show steady or varied quotes with regional prices in Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Livestock and dairy notes from Elgin show butter firmness and output around two hundred pounds.
Washington Stock Exchange Wholesale Quotations Report
The Washington Stock Exchange lists wholesale quotations with steady market. Fresh produce and eggs show good prices while southern vegetables are scarce. Prices span eggs butter cheese poultry and numerous vegetables including potatoes onions cabbage lettuce and peppers with varied regional values and packaging formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
New York State
New
Florida
California
Washington Stock Exchange Dulls in Activity on Quiet Session
Demand matched supply as traders moved modest sums in stocks and bonds led by Washington Gases Capital Traction and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. Mergenthaler and Lanston showed firming sentiment while Union Savings Bank and Washington Loan and Trust saw small share movements. Officials announced Union Savings Bank central branch staff and noted forthcoming national bank condition report and bank news from Attleboro Cumberland Valley National Bank appointment and Fortmill First National Bank filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gas
Washington Gan Bs
Capital Traction
Potomac Electric Cong. Bs
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Railway and Electric Pfd
Mergenthaler Linotype
Langton Monotype
Washington-Virginia Railway Pftd
Washington Loan and Trust
Potomac Electric
Capitol Traction
Union Savings Bank
Georgetown Gas Srtann
Washington Gas da
Capital Tractions
Anacostia and Potomac
Columbia Ry
Mort
Metropolitan 1
Hees
BBG Wak
Alex
Mt Sonn. Fa
Etec
Power Con. Mort. A
Light Co
American Tel
Ion Public
Utley Srocks
Renee Co
Elec
Reece Andlington
Washington
Georgetown Gas
Tel
Virginia Ry
Wash
Greene-Cananea Fone
National Bank Atecks
American
Capital
Warional City
Coumblo
Farmers and Mechanics
Tee Lie Metropolian
Trompany
American Security and
Truat
National Savings and Trust
Union Trust Compan
Ane Trust
United States Trust Company
Sings Bank Home Savings Han Merchants and Mechanics Savins
Union Savings
Dime Savings
Washington S
Provident Savings Bank
Potomac
Columbia
Arocks Emerson Steam Pump Co
Zea
Ms Securtts Stampe Co
Washington Market
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Gases
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Washington and Virginia Railway
United States Trust
New York Cotton Market Tumbles as Census Estimate Guides
The census bureau report at market opening projects a 12.6 million bale crop, easing prices under bear pressure though closing near leaves. exports remain strong for the day while port receipts lag season totals. Southern spot markets hold steady as ginned bales rise versus last year, with figures noting January 16 ginnings at 11,204,115 and last period gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinea
Sea Island
New York
Census Bureau
Bates
Low
Daily Cotton Market Report Text
Baltimore January 23 Wheat easier with spot and contract prices 96 15 and 92 16 for 96 percent worn. oats steady No 2 white 28 Rye steady No 2 Western domestic 36 87.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pritchard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
D. le .Donoghue
Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton
O/ Donoghue
Hamilton
Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton
Cohenia
United States Express Company
Brosnan & Tobriner
Birney &‘Woodard
Wall Street Gossip: Kuhn Loeb Buys Refunding Bonds
New York, Jan 23 Special to The Washington Post says Kuhn, Loeb & Co purchased 2 740 000 per cent refunding bonds from the Tennessee Central. The issue totals 120 000 000. 71 766 000 reserved for refinancing, 10 000 000 for Indianapolis Southern, with remaining for corporate purposes. Bond maturity is 1955 and market swing is irregular with declines in Copper, Consolidated Gas, Northern Pacific, Reading, Union Pacific, and Steel after Sig Tosenblatt & Co. failure news. February dividends are projected at about 93 500 000, compared with 58 500 000 last year. Wells Fargo’s extraordinary 24 600 000 dividend is not repeated this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ailla
American Agricultural
American Tel and
Tel
Anetfean Tobacco
Ritz Armour and Co
Tae - Atchison Gents
Court Line
Baltimore
Southwestern
Brooklyn Transit
Central of Georgia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Alton
Eadington
Quincy
Furtington
Gray
Milwaukee
Paul
Hock
Land and Pacite
Tata Peele
Rock Tsin
Colorado Industrial
Colorado Midland
Colorado and
Southern Telana
Delaware
Fludson Ov
Denver
Rio Grand
Hio Grande
Erle Pea
Serlea
General Electric Oy
Saeces Winole Central Tie
Interborough Met
Letarnasionat Mercitat
Miarine
Japan
Hanass City
Lake Shore
Kansas
Oregon
Yonaniacy Ae
Thers
Bet
Union Partic
Union Baelte
Union Pacitte
Steel
Virgiohan Chemical
al Ah
Mabaah
Maryland
Westinghouse Wiretrie
Wisconsin Central Ty
Chalmera
Kansas City Southern
Amalgamated Coppera
Larlede Gax
American Agriultural
American Heet
Lehigh Valley
Louisvlle
Nashville
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Minn
St PL
St. St. M
American Ice Securities
Missouri
Texas
Ot Mo
National Biscuit
American Steel Woundries
Nat. Rys
American Sugar
New York Central
BOON
Ont
Western
Totatco
Norfolk and Western
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Northern Pacific
Atchison
Pacine Mail
Jomatchison
Pacific Tel
Atlantic Coast Line
Pennsylvania
Hog
Baltimore and
Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Pitts
Brooklyn Rapid Bf
Canadian Pact
Central of New Jersey
Republic Steel
Chicago and Alton
Wan
Republic Steel Ptd
Chicago Great Western
Rock Island Co
Chicago Great Western Ptd
Chicago and Northwestern
F. 2d
St. Louis Southwestern
Sina
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Bloss-Shefteel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Southern Pacific
Rity
Consolidated Ga
Southern Railway
Delaware and Hudson
Tennessee Copper
Denver and
Rio Grande
West
Erie Ae Bbm
Union Pacific
Soo
Erle
Bas
ROY
Fey United States Realty
General Electric
United Stated Rubber
Goldweld Con
United States Steel
Great Northern
Utah
Imingis Central
Virginia-Caro
Interborough-Met
Wabash
IBM
Wabaah
Inter. Harvester
Inter
Marine Plan
Wentinghouse Electri
Western Union
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Iowa Central
W. BH. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers
Hinbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Bosra of Trade
Washington, Stock Exchange
Standana
London
Lion Custom House
Trop
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
Washington Post
Timois Central
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Indianapolis Southern
Consolidated Gas
Reading
Sig. Tosenblatt & Co
Washington
Wells-Fargo
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS REPORT JANUARY 23
New York and Chicago price lists show butter cheese eggs and pork have mixed movements. Butter receipts and varieties vary from creamery to state and imitated creamery products. cheese mostly easy. eggs steady to easy with Western and Pennsylvania supplies. cattle hogs and sheep markets in New York and Baltimore outline price ranges and weekly receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Cordova
Bermuda
Maine
State
Long Island
Jersey
Liverpool
London
Virginia
Chicago
Texas
Atockera
Supreme Court Calendar And Orders 1911 Begin New Terms
The Supreme Court announces admissions for several attorneys from cities including Richmond Indianapolis Louisville New York Norristown Rochester Celina and Denver among others. It lists cases reversed remanded and orders for certiorari hearings with numerous docket numbers and scheduled dates. The chief justice proclaimed recesses and rearguments for various cases and adjournment details through January 24 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Prevent
Harlan
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Lurton
Hughes
van Devanter
Lamar
John Rutherfoord
Richmond,Va
Walter Myers
Indianapella
Ind
Burwell K. Mershall
Louisville
Alfred ©. Coxe, Jr
New York City
Harry H. Myers
Little Rock, Ark
John T. Barnett
Denver
Colo
William E. Tou Yelle
Celina
Ohio
Joseph J. Crites
Rolla
Margaret Higharison Knipe
Nor Tiatown
Irvin P. Knipe
Norristown
Joseph McLean
Rochester
N. Y
Patrick E. Kenney
James T. Kirk
Tuscumbia
Ala
Henry A. Bradshaw
Florence
Francis H. McGee
Trenton
N. J
David Muskrat
J. Henry Dick
The
United States
Wiliam Brown
Levi B. Grits
Court of Claims
Justice Day
Lawrence E. Sexton
Appalant
Leopold Louis Dreyfus
Georges H. Anderson
Moion
Comptograph Company
Bustoughs Adding Machine Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Seventh Circuit
Marchie Tiger
Western Investment Company Et al
William Dreier
William Henkel
United States Marshal
Lehmann
Christopher C. Wilson
Antonio Inds
Napoleon B. Smith Et al
Neille Mas Moore
United States Circuit Court of Appeal
Ninth Circuit
Frederick S. Tyler
R. Lee Ward
William Wallace
A. B. Browne
William Scallon
G. B. Nolan
Thomas J. Walsh
State of
New Jersey
Arthur Lovell
Third Circuit
Prancis H. McGee
Edmund Wilson
M. B. Shelton
J. T. Kirk
Richard W., Walker
Commonwealth of Virginia
State of West Virginia
Holmes Conrad
Charles E. Hogg
Samuel W. Williams
Perkins Notice From Local Executor Offices Files
The document lists L. L. Perkins webend executors, administrators and officers, employees and agents at Blowme Main TL Coloredo Building, Room 0. It appears as a formal notice of organizational roles and contact points within a local office setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blowme
Deeds of Trust Read Across District Areas Listings
Deeds of trust filed for properties in several Washington areas including Columbia Heights Takoma Park Meridian Hill Mount Airy and Connecticut Avenue Heights. Entries name multiple trustees lenders and borrowers with pledged amounts ranging from 1 500 to 57 600 and terms of up to 3 years at 5 to 6 percent with semiannual or quarterly payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Park
Oliver M. Roberts
Arthur A
Gorter A. Neaves
Cora E. Neeves
Arthur A. Roberts
Ernest W. Linaberry
Petworth
Mary C. B. Armstrong
Julia P. Evans
Scheutzen Park
Edith H. Gottwall
David B
Seventh Street
Olivia J. Devin
Jennie
Adams
Edward L. Foy
Amelia C. Foy
Tenth Street
G Streste
Walter EB. Wright
Frank H. Hopkins
Margarethe Bonn
Sara M. Acker
Albert E
Annie G. Marshall
Sifth
Seventh Streets
John B. Stuckert
Mae M. Devin
Meridian Hills
Frederick W. McReynolds
John L. Warren
MM Bates
Mount Airy
George D. Farr
Thomas Nutter
Mary A. Britt
Massachusetts Ave
Charles I. Marlatt
Dessie O. Bilis
Thirty-Fifth
Volta Place
Q Street
John
Plannery
Charles H. Cragin
Luke BE. Murtaugh
Uniontown
E. Harrison Johnson
Louis A. Johnson
FL Street
Charles 0
Rice Toomas M. Mooradin
Thirty-Second Street
Susan PF. Okie
National Sayings and ‘Trust Company
Square
Minard B
Washington
Formanen Building Association
Marie Jones
Thdmes Walker
George F. Collins
Ole M. Cooper
Takoma Park
George P. Lanve
George M. Emmerich
Douglas S. Mackall
Permanent
Tract
Mary Brown Ton
Pierce Boteler
Franklin Barrett
Emma
Jeanna Weillard
Dessie C.ellis
Francis B. Poe
Benjamin F. Leighton
Charles L. Marlatt
Luke B. Murtaugh
G. Bowdoin Gratghill
J. Witmer Latimer
John S. Flannery
Rosedale
Ibherwood
Sarah *J. Baden
John M
Herbert A. Gill
Edward McC. Jones
Arlington Fire Insurance Company
Connecticut Avenue Heights
Reever Lewin
Patton Lewis
Wiliam E. Eemanatan
Mary F. Lewie
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Washington. Post
Committee On Rules
House of Representatives
Kentucky
House
United States Steel Corporation
House Committee
Interborough Metropolitan
Interborough
Fittaburg
Cincinnati
American Steel and Wire Corporation
Iron and Steel
NEW York Stock Market
United States Treasury
Cure Market
Boston
OM City
Toledo
South Lima
Indiana
Washington Cattle Market
Elgin
Ee Elgin
National Bank
Treasury
Tn Treasury
Philippine Treasury
Steel Foundry
American Tobacco
Braden
Butte Coalition
Subwa Chine
Magon Val Oh
Vile Nevadatah
Rt Ray Consol
Tewa Blanchard Oil
Pacific
Yukon Gold
Interast
Butte Coalitionway
Copper Hangs Con. Co
East Butte
Franklin TM Giroux Consolidated
Granby Consolidated A
Greene-t Lananes
North Putteeas Shannon
Utah Consolidated Utah Copper Co
Washington Produce Market
Local Financial
Pennsylvania Avenue
J. N. Thompson
Harry P. White
G. 8. Beardsley
Tetler
William C. Moore
Comptroiller
Jewelers National Bank of
North Attleboro
Mass
Nashville Bank
Joseph T. Howell
Carnegie Trust Company
Cumberland Valley National Bank
Nashville, Tenn
Howell
First National Bank
Fortmill
S. C
Treasury Department
T. 8. Kirkpatrick
J. W. Ardrey
B. 8. Pratt
J. L. Spratt
L. A. Harris
Seaboard
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company
Petersburg
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Quiet Air
Norfolk Guiet
Uiet
Jacksonville
Port Arthur
Houston
Augusta
Quist
Little Rock
Great Britain
France
Consolidated
Continent
Mexico
Wall Street
Stanley
Sig. Reisenblatt & Co
Stock Exchange
Brendy
NEW York Grain
Buffalo
Duluth
Cohn—Spotenay
Ithout
Chicago Grain
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No. 1
Gittings & Chamberlin
William Henry White
Penebaker Vg
Jones
Carust & Jones
Jackson
Nicalaldis
Affieck
Sullivan, Warener
Lester
Equity Court No
Justice Gould
Mayer
George 7. Drew
Warfield Vs. Warfield Et.al
Decrae
J. H. Stewart
Fletcher Va
Fletcher Et al
Plaintif
Edmund Burke
W. @. Johnson
W. J. Lambert
Circuit Court
Justice Anderson
Coultry
Lawrence
Plalotin
E. H. Jackson
H. &. Davis
Bowen
R. Donaldson
W. Clagett
M. W. Sullivan
Tucker, Kenyon & Macfarland
Merillat
Chesapeake Beach Railway Company
Kappler & Merillat
McKemney & Flannery
Applegarth
Southern Railway Company
Carter & Brooke
Jassell
Glover
Wheatley
F. Hosa Perry
Thornton
North Chesapeake Beach Land Company
Montague
Moriarity
Neumyer
Crook Ve
White
Lambert & Yeatman
M. J. Colbert
Robinson
Merchants Transfer and Storage Company
Gies,Berry & Nor
Bradfield
McDermott
Je I. Newmyer
Leon Tebriner
W. E. Amroke
Lea Foeys
Corby Company
McKenney & Flannery
Creighill
Niland Va
Sweetman
Taylor
D. O'C. Callaghan
Leckle
Fulton
Loving
Brown
Lester— Hitz
Craighill
Hichborn
Markward
Nash
Léckle
Fulton & Cox
Wilson & Barksdale
Justice Wright
Mahlon Tigges
J. C. Foster
J. W. Nichol
Walter Bracka
James Daniel
Richard Smith
George W. Green
Criminal Court No
Clabaugh
Andrus Ve. Wade
Millan & Smith
W. A. Johnston
Capital Traction Company
Pulliam
Dunlop & Swingle
Edwin Forrest
Thomas J. Anderson
Caveater
W. A. Coombe
Carr, Peyser & Strasburger
Coleman Vs. Metropolitan Life Insurances Company
G. Gardiner
Berry
Juneg Va
Posey
Darr
Peyser & Taylor
Miller
District Court
Massachusetts Avenue
State of Certtornia
Dandridge H. Bibl
Fuathe Gould
Joseph I. Hockman
Lilian M. Hockthan
W. Walton
Catherine McDermott
Bridgett Reed
G. P. McGlue
James T. Clements
Theophilus Clements
J. B. Horlgan
M. T. Mangan
Alphonton Hart
Anna F. Hark
Morris Bign
E. F. Collada
Bila Maygullivan
Joseph J. Smith
Emily E. H. Pieh
M. M. Doyla
Barney A. P. Fool
Oscar B. PF. Pool
Anton Ruppert
Elizabeth C. Hungerford
Sarah B. Morgan
Ralston, Siddons & Richardson
Henry M. Hoyt
E. Swayze
Massachustts Avenue
Wisconsin Avenue
District One
L. L. Perkins
Calvert Co
W. B. Hibbs &Co
Hibbs
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Thomas P. Morgan
F Street
Demn Lead
BH. H. Thomas
James Francis Smith
Violet B. Warfield
Lulu W. Wilapd
William A. Pierce
Louis C
Donte H. Ferrari
Ryan
Riggs National Bank PA
Ave
Opp
Treasurt
National Savings and Trust Company
15Th and
N. Y. Avenue
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable
Equitable Building
Ates
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
UTH
Mechanics’ Savings Bask ' Pa
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