Copper Shares Lead In Market Strength Amid Production Drop
In New York on November 1, copper mining stocks stood out as strongest, aided by overseas reports of decreased copper production and talk of a possible merger among major mines. Rail stocks slipped amid weak September earnings, while Canadian Pacific group gains supported overall market tone. Foreign markets closed for a stock exchange holiday in London, with call money rising and mixed outlook on October trade figures and grain supplies.
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Canadian Pacific Railroad Group
Washington Post
New York
Orst
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Supreme Court
New York Central
New York Conrai
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Canadian Pacific
St Paul
Sant Ste. Marie
Aden
Stock Exchange
London
Wade
Itigh
Salon
Alts-Chalmers Ptd
International Pump
Amalgamated Copper Top
Iowa Central
American Agricultural
Kangaa City Southern
Kansas City Southern
American
Louisville
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Ant. Cac and Foundry
Bay
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American Ice Securities
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American Sugar Refining
York Central
Amherican
American ‘Tobacco Pt
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Mining Co
Pacifc Mail
Atchison Placeree
Atlantic Coast
Lipo
People’s Cay
Baltimore
Ohio
Pittsboro
C. St
Bethteheer Steel
Pittsburg
Lachbrooklyn Rapid Trauatt
Pitteburg Coal Ptd
Ee Ee
Pullman Palace
Readtuay
New Jere
Chesapeake and Ohio
Republic Steel Ichicago Ant Alton
Republic Steel Pi ‘Ihi
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Rock Island Co
Chi. Dt
Sita Western
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Northwestern
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Southwestern Pf
Colorado
Colorado and Southern
Southern Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Southern Railway
Jazeay
Tennessee Copper
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United States Steel
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange Commodity and Meat Quotes
New York reports trading quotes from the Washington Stock Exchange including butter receipts 233,674 and various meat, poultry, and cotton seed oil prices. Commodities such as wheat 34 3/4, corn 62 1/2, oats 37 1/2, and rye 19 80 are listed with spot and futures figures, alongside pumpkins and other items in mixed regional price reports.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Hennery White
du Hennery Brown
Macy
Middle West
Continent
Rob
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Rio
Santos
Cordova
Maine
Baltanera
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Wall Street Gossips on Stat Pack and Market Moves
The Washington Post reports mood and data driven by a flood of quarterly and local traction company statements. Brown of the New York Central cites cautious optimism in the West while signaling gear purchasing for replacement and no inventories without earnings support. Big Four weakness appears from a mistaken order and a sharp recovery. copper stocks rise as exports and foreign visible supply show changes.
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Washington Post
New York
Central
Pennsylvania
Local Washington Exchange Shows Cautious Broker Activity
Brokers on the Washington Stock Exchange displayed little interest with few transactions. Prices were mixed and no clear trend emerged as traders awaited election results before committing. Bonds saw limited sales while several equities changed hands off the board or held firm at yesterday’s levels.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Metropolitan Railways
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Gas
American Security and Trust
District National Bank
Capital Traction
New York Stock Market Rundown on Wheat Corn and Copper
New York reports a mixed session with wheat futures closing modestly higher amid foreign crop news, while spot corn holds steady and oats rise slightly. Copper prices in London edge up with spot values around 12.87 to 13.00 and copper exports for October listed at 27,512 tons. iron and foundry copper quotes also noted.
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New York
Nev
Duluth
Arclya
Standard White
Revelpta
London
Lake
Custom House
Cleveland
Lrendly Iron
Foundry Northern
Southern
Galveston
Bready
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
WBS
Brunswick
Jacksonville
Georgetown
Houston
Bleady
Act
Augusta
Memphis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Bevee
Little Rock
Louisville
Bias
Great Britain
France
Continent
Japan
Merico
New York Cotton Market Shows Mixed Week Closing Steady
The New York cotton market shifted on renewed bull support with late buying by Southern operators easing losses after an initial decline. Prices for November and other months fluctuated as reports from Liverpool and the South indicated freer spot offerings and weather damage. Nearby grain and produce prices moved with vegetables and poultry, while cattle and hog markets remained steady with slight upticks anticipated.
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New York
Liverpool
Manchester
Abo
Sota
Bankers Note on York Stock Exchange Trade Mentioned
A fragment notes involvement of W. B. Hibbs & Co bankers on the York Stock Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade in a listed financial context. The brief indicates a connection to a banking firm on major exchange floors, signaling a market event or listing action tied to Hibbs.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers
York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of
District of Columbia
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Ttth Street
Northwest
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Markets Reported in New York and Chicago
New York and Chicago market summaries show mixed cattle hog and sheep activity. Beef and veal receipts vary with weak demand. cattle prices range from 3.20 to 7.60 for steers and calves. Hogs trend lower with prices from 7.00 to 8.60, while sheep and lamb markets soften with lambs weaker. Money on call firm, commercial paper steady, sterling exchange near previous levels.
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New York
London
Chicago
Reeves
Ight
Wester
Lambs
Western
Sterline Exchange
Supreme Court Legal Record Patchwork of Appeals and Motions
The document lists Supreme Court cases and adjournments with names of justices and counsel, including Letdy and Ninde from Reading and Chicago, and various dockets from No. 28 to No. 2298. It shows decisions, argued matters, motions, and placeholder assignments across US Supreme Court and District of Columbia courts, with notices for adjournments and today’s call.
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United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Justice White
Justice McKenna
Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Lurton
Hughes
Thomas K. Letdy
Reading
Benjamin F. Ninde
Chicago
Matthew Gage
Jane Gage
Riverside Trust Company, Limited
Elreuit Court of the United States
District of California
Charles Richardson
I. V. McChesney
Commonwealth of Kentucky
William H. Holt
United States of America
Mattie McC. Hive
Alexander Porter Morsey
Willam Hepburn Brussell
John Selden
William Hepburn Withesell
Charles Martel
State of Maine
Herbert i | Holmes
Warren C. Philbrook
Wranewday
Cordance
Justice van Orsdel
Cumpingham Ve. Taylor
Shepard
George A Fuller Company
McCloskey
Robb
United States
Early
Richards
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Pitchlynn
Houston
W. T. Houston
C. V. Church
Whletcher
Burre
Lewis
Parsons
Maghan
Richardson & Burgess
Rawlings
Collins
Jones
Washington Terminal Company
District of Columbia
Tmamblton
Colbert, Yerkes, & Hamilton
K. H
Thomas
Campbell
Northwest Eckington Improvement Company
Ridout
Malster
Perkins Webend Executors and Officials Ad
A brief notice identifies L. L. Perkins Webend as executors administrators and officers with staffing as agents. Contact details show main phone 7132 at Colorado Building room 40.
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Colorado
District Court Docket Features Broad Civil and Criminal Cases
A dense docket lists numerous cases across circuits including Baltes Giddens Richardson, Darlington v Capital Traction, and various Washington railways. Criminal matters cover murder in the first and forgery pleas. probate items name estates and letters of administration. equity suits name Andrew Hunton and others. real estate and mechanics liens show numerous property transactions and liens across multiple squares and wards.
Real Estate Transfers From City Plats and Additions
A fragmented list details transfers in Dobbins Additions and several blocks including Bloomingdale and Pleasant Plains. Buyers include William Cart and Mablin Groo with parcels such as lots 49 square 10 and part lot 1 square 2718 in Peter's Mill Seat, and charges show $10 or $500 as stated values.
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Randle Highlands
United States Trust Company
Ruster
United States Realty Company
Square
Willam H. Phillips
Aquare
Columbia Hlights
William G. Miler E T
Allen McLane
Abert
Clarence
Norment
Erty
Allan McLane
Eugene
McDermott
John T.cQueen
W. Walton Edwards
Ingleside
Kennedy & Davis Co
Eugene G. and
Matle & Maxon
Pleasant Plains
Kennedy Brow
Charles H. Wright
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Kennedy Bros
Nannie E. Simmons
Egiare
Bloomingdale
Dobbins
Harry L. Rust
Alexander Millar
Villa Park
Ciara
Marden
Edwin Ae
Elias H. Stafford
Randle Park
Frank E. Hatterfield
Emma R. Lindner
Thomas G. Steward
Ie Lille
M. Stuart
Deeds of Trust Items From Ingleside and Nearby Areas
A compilation of deed of trust entries listing borrowers, lenders, property blocks and lots, and loan terms. Notable entries include Ingleside and Holmead Manor areas with loans ranging from 120 to 2,600 dollars, terms from 1 to 60 months, and interest rates around 5 to 6 percent, with semiannual or monthly payments on various lots and blocks.
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Allan McLane Abert
James J. Lampton
George M. Myers
Frank B. Jonas
Benjamin F. de Atley
Clarence Price
Harry M. Packard
Citizens' Sayings Bank
Riggs Realty Company
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Ingleside
Eugene G. Mason
Harry L. Rust
George Y. Worthington
Kennedy & Davin Company
Charles H. Wright
George ¥. Worthington
Kennedy Brothers
Namnie E. Simmons
Holmead Manor
Theodora W. Fuller
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building
Henry Oettinger
William S. Phill
Charles D. Sager
James E Jones
Bayley
George Schilling
Washington Land and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building ‘Association
Ivy City
Alfred W. Toppen
Columbia V. Broome
John H. Bunday
Willam H Wertman
Adam P. Ruth
Kate C. Hayden
Paul V. Mitchell
Jimon Tribby
Charlee E. Tribby
Arthur Carr
James Papeat
Kere Ten Petual Huilding Association
Harry D. Nash
Alex, H. Bll
Frank P. Madigan
Philip Schwartz
J. M. Maupin
James W. McWett
A. J. Gyarton
Holmead Manor Lmisn C
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Lester
Michel J. CoPert
National Permanent Building Association
Randle’ Park
Emma K. Lindner
Johan ¥. Lindner
Ernest Laehmidt
Reina
Steel Outlook Brighter Says Judge Gary
Former Judge E H Gary chairman of United States Steel says steel trade has improved over recent weeks and a foundation for continued betterment has been laid. He notes sentiment and confidence in the future strengthened and railroads will buy rails and equipment soon. the steel corporation is in good physical and financial condition.
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New York
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Clary
Steel Corporation
Court Cites School Board In Vaccination Dispute
In the District Supreme Court Justice Oargeru cites the board of education to show cause why a writ of mandamus should not issue against the board in the case of Carl Harris seeking admission to Adams public school for noncompliance with the compulsory vaccination law. Hearing set for Friday November 18 with Dr Harris represented by Carr and Belderson, Antivaccination Society and Personal Liberty League backing him.
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G. W. Harris
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Charles W. Carr
Walter C. Belderson
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