Easter Demand Boosts Trade Amid Crops Outlook In March
Bright warm weather and Easter demand lift trade prospects for three months, with strong export and commodity activity. Cotton demand remains quiet due to slow deliveries, while money rates and labor unrest temper optimism, and iron and steel markets show mixed price signals amid broader economic activity.
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New York
Mar
Bradstreet’s
Farrow
Southwest
Texas
Nalway
Bessemer
Centra West
Bank Notes Count Ordered by Treasury
Comptroller Fidmely has authority to count unsigned bank notes in the vaults of the issues division Treasury Department. Work will take at least two weeks with six clerks and eighteen counters. Vaults hold about $170.00 in notes and historic losses are rare, with $8,600,000 issued since the last loss.
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Treasury Department
Fidmely
Secetary Cortelyon
International Cotton Congress Finds Ample European Surplus
The International Cotton Congress reports European stocks worth about 5.5 million spindles and ample raw material to operate through next season. It projects over 2 million bales due to arrive, creating a surplus and removing any panic or shortage concerns for cotton users and speculators.
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Manchester
International Cotton Congress
Europe
Washington Produce Market Regular Prices and Market Conditions
Washington produce market notes show egg arrivals exceeding demand leading to stock accumulation in receivers hands. Butter cheese and dressed poultry steady with mixed quality receipts. vegetables and fruits vary with warm weather depressing meat markets. cattle hogs sheep and calves priced per standard regional terms.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Tennnesece
North Carolina
New York State
Western
Charleston
Florida
Cabbene
Eslety
California
Caulifinder
Norfolk
Aka
New Orleans
Michlfa
New
Omatoes
Cartier
York Imperial
Ben Davin
Lambe
Live Stock Markets Report from New York and Chicago
Livestock receipts and prices listed for March 29 in New York and March 2 in Chicago show varied activity. Beef and veal demand steady, hogs steady to firm, calves and lambs with differing prices, and regional quotes from Liverpool London and telegraphic reports. Exports tentative with limited shipments and market tone mixed across steers bulls cows and sheep.
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New York
Liverpool
London Cables
London
Chicago
Mar
New Haven Railroad Debentures Open Subscriptions in Paris
Paris reports that subscriptions opened for 29 million dollars of 4 percent fifteen year debentures of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad. The bonds were placed in Paris through Kuhn Loeb & Co at an issue price of 98. The report also notes treasury balances and miscellaneous receipts and expenditures.
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Paris
Mar
New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Umbrellas Presented to Officials by Exiting Jury
The retiring jury of three months presented umbrellas to Judge Mulloway Judge Kimball Assistant Prosecuting Attorneys Gen and Pugh and Deputy U S Marshals J Lacy Henry Johnson in appreciation of courteous treatment during service. Rabbi J T Loeb will deliver a Passover sermon on Moses at Adath Israel Synagogue today at 10 30 am.
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Gen and Pugh
United States
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Robert Howells
Rabbi Loeb
Moses
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J. T. Loeb
Israel Synagogue
Sixth
Partnership Dissolution Plea Filed by Chifford in Court
William H. Chifford yesterday petitioned District Supreme Court to dissolve his undertaking partnership with James A. Rodgers at 124 U Street Northwest. Alleged misunderstandings and insolvency cited. court asked to appoint a receiver.
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Willam H. Chifford
District Supreme Court
James A. Rodgers
U Street Northwest
Honor ashton's memory resolutions eulogizing life and work
A District bar meeting in the old Circuit Court room adopted resolutions mourning attorney J Hubley Ashton. Justice Hagner presided and delivered an address. Delegates Wilson Selden Maury Hamilton King Hackett praised Ashton who helped found Georgetown Law School and served as Assistant Attorney General. He died March 14 at 1780 Massachusetts Ave.
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Circuit Court
J. Hubley Ashton
Justice Hagner
District Supreme Court
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Nathaniel Wilson
John Selden
William A. Maury
George E. Hamilton
William Bruce King
Frank W. Hackett
Ashton
Philadelphia
United States Supreme Court
United States
Evarts and Hall
Department of Justice
West Sels
Georgetown University Law School
Massachusetts Avenue
J. J. Dartington
Willem E. Eamonston
George B. Hamiliton
Deny They Hold Assets in Hieston Bankruptcy Case
Capt E S Randall fled an answer to the rule to show cause why he should not turn over assets he might hold as security for debts to John R Shields receiver in the Hieston bankruptcy. Hieston says Randall owes 50000 and holds 50000 in securities. Randall and others deny assets or debts. Hearing postponed to next Tuesday due to Good Friday. creditor meeting Monday to elect two trustees.
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District Supreme Court
John R. Shields
Walter Hieston
Washington
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Shields
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Referee
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May Escape Gallow s Petition for Lunacy Commission
A petition for appointment of a lunacy commission was filed in District Supreme Court for Charles S. Fletcher, convicted of first degree murder. His defense claimed insanity at the time of the July 8 crime in his home. The petition seeks to determine his present mental condition.
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Charles S. Fletcher
Fletcher
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Legal Record from District of Columbia Court Listings
Court records dated March 2% 191 with assignments across Equity Court No 1 and No 2 and Circuit Court No 1 2 and Criminal Court No 1 2. Entries include judgments on OBrien vs Pabst Brewing Co and Sitlers vs Cooper, demurrers and referrals, numerous parcel transfers in American University Heights Columbia Heights Pinehurst and other squares and parcels.
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Annie F. Tennills
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Tyre
James W. Pumphrey
Bmr
Gould
Nizoara
Browning
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Hurst
Miller
Pmr
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Catholic Union of America
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Washington and Southern Cavorta
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Addison Et Vir
George W
Laurelia
Caywood
Park View Terrace
Les M. Boutigny
Ben B. Bradford
American University Heights
da Witt C. Croissant
George W. Rickett
Wilton Terry
Martin Cady
John P
Annie M. Cady
J. B. Gregg Cutts
Joho H. Lane
Ansa
Nathan Krupsaw
Abram P. Fardon
J. Heall Magruder
Square
Witton J. Lambert
Louis P. ‘Shoemaker
Liza M. Gooding
Squard
Walter 5
Newton Et Ux
Wilhelm Schmidt
Feltz D. Brandt
Walter J. Newton
Mary G. Schaefer
John W. Schaefer
Bloomingdale
Mount Pleasant
Treasant Prairie
Ross NM
Beiberich
Aquare
Pleasant Plains
Laula H. Schuelder
John B. Harrell
Henry E. Stauffer
Martin F. Foley
Mary L. Stadden
Corry M
Ben Schwartz
Jacob Schwartz
American University
George F Tibbits to Speak at Belasco Theater Tomorrow
The Young Men's Christian Association announces George F Tibbits as speaker at a mass meeting for men to be held in the Belasco Theater tomorrow at 2 30 pm. Tibbits will discuss The Battle of the Strong. The event targets Washington residents and local groups with music by Amphion Glee Club.
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Young Men's Christian Association
George F. Tibbits
Belasco
Tibbits
Amphion Glee Club
Propriet St
Washington
Reverend Hoyt Resigns From Faith and Bethany Chapels
Reverend John W. Hoyt of Faith and Bethany chapels resigns from the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church branch. He will preach his last sermon Sunday evening at Faith Chapel. A farewell reception for Mr and Mrs Hoyt is planned at Bethany Chapel on April and at Faith Chapel on April 3.
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Bethany Presbyterian
John W. Hoyt
Bethany
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Faith Chapel
Easter Egg Hunt at Randle Highlands for White Children
Next Monday Easter celebration for Washington children at Randle Highlands with egg hunts, prizes for marked pets, and a patriotic band. Transportation via Capital Traction cars from Pennsylvania avenue, 12:30 to 4 pm, in a venue with new homes, water and sewerage.
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Capital Traction
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