Easter Demand Large Crop Prospects Boost Trade
Easter demand is strong with a near record trade over the past three months while crop prospects look brighter and money markets ease. Cotton and textile shipments improve but delivery delays persist. labor unrest and rail retrenchment weigh on some sectors as exports, notably to China, show renewed activity.
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New York
Mar
Bradstreet’s
Farrow
Southwest
Texas
Nalway
Bessemer
Centra West
China
United States
Canada
Count of unsigned bank notes in treasury vaults planned
Comptroller Fidmely has secured authority from Secretary Cortelyon to count unsigned bank notes in the vaults of the issues division, Bureau of Currency, Treasury Department. The process will take at least two weeks, employing six clerks and eighteen counters, with about $170 in notes currently in the vault.
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Bureau of Currency
Treasury Department
Fidmely
Secetary Cortelyon
Cotton Surplus Declared to Prevent Panic in Europe
The International Cotton Congress reports Europe holds about 5.5 million spindles of cotton stocks and expects raw material to last until the next season. An influx of over 2 million bales is projected, creating an ample surplus and removing any shortage risk, with opportunities for speculators.
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International Congress
Manchester
International Cotton Congress
Europe
Washington Market Prices Show Quiet Edges Across Produce
Wholesale prices indicate ample egg supplies with weak demand, while butter and cheese hold firm. Live poultry and dressed meats show mixed demand as weather warms, with high receipts depressing fresh stocks. vegetables and greens remain scarce in places yet plentiful in others, signaling uneven regional markets.
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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
Live Stock Market Update From New York and Chicago
Livestock receipts total 3 582 in New York with steady but slow trade. Steers around 4.89 to 4.05 per cwt, bulls firm to higher, calves mostly cold storage. Hogs about 3 964 head, steady to nominal. Chicago receipts near 1 000 cattle and 10 000 hogs, steady to higher on sheep and hogs with notable price ranges across categories.
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New York
Liverpool
London Cables
London
Chicago
Mar
New Haven Railroad Debentures Offer Subscriptions Opened
Paris reports subscriptions opened for 29 million dollars in four percent fifteen year debentures of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad. The issue was placed in Paris through Kuhn Loeb & Co with an 98 price. The treasury notes describe receipts and balances as of yesterday including gold coin bullion and silver dollars.
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Internal Revenue Customs
General Fund
Depcalta
Treasury
New Haven
Paris
Mar
New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Umbrellas for Officials Presented by Jurors
Judge Mulloway Judge Kimball Assistant Prosecuting Attorneys Gen and Pugh Deputy United States Marshal J Lacy and Henry Johnson received elegant umbrellas from Robert Howells on behalf of the jury whose three months term has expired. The jurors praised the courteous treatment they received during service. Sermon by Rabbi Loeb will discuss Moses as the Man of God at Adath Israel Synagogue today at 10 30 am on the first day of Passover.
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Mulloway
Kimball
Gen and Pugh
United States
Marshall J. 3
Lacy
Henry Johnson
Robert Howells
Rabbi Loeb
Moses
God
J. T. Loeb
Adath, Israel Synagogue
Sixth
G Streets
Partnership Dissolution Sought for Chifford and Rodgers
Willam H. Chifford filed yesterday in District Supreme Court for dissolution of partnership with James A. Rodgers of an undertaking business at 124 U street NW. 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 memory resolutions eulogize life work and character
A District bar meeting in the old Circuit Court room adopted resolutions eulogizing J Hubley Ashton a prominent lawyer who served as Assistant Attorney General and argued maritime prize cases. Justice Hagner presided and an engrossed copy will be given to his family. Attendees included Wilson Selden Maury Hamilton King Hackett.
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District Bar
Circuit Court
J. Hubley Ashton
Justice Hagner
District Supreme Court
Mr. Ashton
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 Randall fled in District Supreme Court to show cause why he should not turn over assets as security for debts to John Shields, receiver, from Walter Hieston. Hieston claims $50,000 owed him and securities worth $50,000. Randall and others deny holding Hieston assets. Hearing postponed to next Tuesday due to Good Friday. creditor meeting set for Monday to elect two trustees.
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E. S. Randall
District Supreme Court
John R. Shields
Walter Hieston
Washington
Hieston
Shields
Clabaugh
Referee
Bankruptcy Hallam
May escape gallows in lunacy commission petition
A petition for appointment of a lunacy commission was filed in the District Supreme Court in the case of Charles S. Fletcher, convicted of first degree murder for shooting his wife at their home on July 8. His defense argued insanity at the time of the crime. the petition seeks to determine his present mental condition.
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District Supreme Court
Charles S. Fletcher
Fletcher
Cfty
Court of Appeals records and estate assignments in DC
Legal record dated March 2, 191X shows courts of appeals equity and circuit dockets with assignments for April 1 to April 5. Cases include O'Brien vs Pabst Brewing Company verdict for defendant, Sitlers vs Cooper plaintiff win of 91,800, and numerous real estate transfers in Pinehurst, Columbia Heights, and Mount Pleasant sections. Rentals, trusts, and public utility matters are listed, with several probate administration filings and property deeds across multiple squares and neighborhoods in Washington District of Columbia.
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Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Shepard
McComas
Robb
Supreme Court
Equity Court NO
Justice Statford
Annie F. Tennills
Sasignee
Tyre
James W. Pumphrey
Bmr
Gould
Nizoara
Browning
Circuit Court NO
Justice Wright
Hurst
Miller
Justice Anderson
Mondey
Emay
Fletcher, Administratix
Anacostia and Potomac Reilroad Company
Thames
Washington Raiway and Electric Company
The
Catholic Union of America
Waggaman
Gloria
Washington and Southern
Elzsbeth
Addison Et Air
George W
Laurelta
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
Witton J. Lambert
Louis P. ‘Shoemaker
Liza M. Gooding
Square
Walter 5. Newton
Walter 5. Newton Et Ux. To Wilhelm Schmidt and Feltz D. Brandt
Walter J. Newton
Mary G. Schaefer
John W. Schaefer
Bloomingdale
Mount Pleasant
Treasant Prairie
Ross NM
Beiberich
Pleasant Plains
Loula H. Schuolder
Ben Schwartz
Jacob Schwartz
American University Park
Galen L ‘Tait
de Witt
Truatean
Wilson Terrs
Robert D. Weaver
Columbis Paper Manufacturing Company
Nolmead Manor
Harry B. Willson
Harry ‘Wardman
Charles H. Mixer
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 at the Belasco Theater. The event includes a police and legal department ban at 2 30 p m. Tibbits will discuss The Battle of the Strong with remarks from the District. Prizes offered in packages of views tied to games of chance attract children, sparking enforcement concerns. All solutions to the Educational Contest must be in by 6 p m Monday April 1.
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The
Young Men's Christian Association
George F. Tibbits
Belasco
Tibbits
Amphion Glee Club
Propriet St
Washington
Colugabie
Alexandria
Virarya
Sundax
Daly
Boccia
Balleta
Mei
Alan
Washington Post
Npa
Weabington Post
Tor
Taalil
Ines
Ora Ae Eace Cnea
Washington , Fost
Reverend Hoyt Resigns From Faith and Bethany Chapels
Reverend John W. Hoyt of Faith and Bethany chapels resigns his pastorate in the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. He will preach his last sermon Sunday at Faith Chapel. A farewell reception for Mr and Mrs Hoyt will be held at Bethany Chapel in April and at Faith Chapel on April 3.
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Faith
Bethany Presbyterian
John W. Hoyt
Bethany
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Faith Chapel
Easter Hunt at Randle Highlands for Washington children
Easter Monday celebration at Randle Highlands invites white children and parents to find eggs hidden in shrubs and grass with prizes for pets marked Rabbit or Guinea Pig. Travel by Capital Traction line from Pennsylvania Avenue to the event, 12:30 to 4 with a band and patriotic airs, plus nearby home improvements visible.
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Randle Highlands
Washington
Capital Traction
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Capitol
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Ayer
Washington Castle Market
Lambe
Treasury Report
Honor Ashton
Hugh
Wilson
Anna My
Belasco Theater
J. W. Hoyt
N. Hess Sons
Pa. Ave
Sever Sth
Kobe
eOr
Burchell
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
St. N. W
Heurich Brewing Co
Maerzen
Senate
Liege
Phone West
Ceres
Rotter
Stumph & Lyford, Leante and Retail
Mass. Ave
N. W
Dixon
R. P. Andrews Paper Co. Incorporated
la. Ave
Belus
Bell
Potomag Quarantee Loan CO
F St Nw
Atlantic Bldg
Main St
Capital Loan CO
Euey
F Street
Citizens’ Loan & Trust CO
Commercial Bank Buulding Aw Cormeeian and Gaia
Daily
Sunday Post
Jamestown
Fe Washi Post
Department Service
Alexandria City
Alexandria County
Fairfax County
Loudoun County
Maryland
Montgomery County
Prince George County
Charles County
Waily
Post
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