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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1921

Page

8

Armament Parley Games Banks Busy in Washington

Washington banks see a rise in foreign visitor business as arms conference prep grows, with Mellon reporting an oversubscribed Treasury issue of 200 million dollars. Bell Telephone launches a customer ownership plan in Washington, encouraging stock purchases by subscribers and employees, while banks assist with monthly purchase plans. Milton Alles of Riess National Bank returns after a month’s absence.

Morris H. Glazer Washington Federal Reserve Banks Treasury Mellon Bell Telephone System American Telephone and Telegraph Company Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Milton Alles Riess National Bank Alley Harpers Ferry

London Market Review caused by All Saints Day

Special Cable Dispatch from London reports no stock markets open on All Saints Day. In Lombard Street loanable credit tightened due to absent maturities and heavy payments, with day to day loans at 3 percent, fixtures 4 percent, new weekly money 3 and a half percent, surplus balances 2 percent. Discounts firmer as buying waned. Exchange rates: New York 39.314, Paris 53.35, Berlin 7.22.

London All Saints Jay Lombard Street Exchange New York Paris Berlin Tedger Co

Local stock and commodity market report yesterday

Trading on the local exchange featured Capital Traction shares with 150 lent in blocks. Prices for Lanston Washington Gas Light Potomac Electric varied and futures quotes shown for grains and cotton with spot prices from New York. Cotton futures moved about 0.40 to 0.56, wheat around 1.11, corn near 0.63 to 0.83 and oats easing to 46.

Capital Traction Lanston Washington’ Gas Potomac Electric General Washington Gases Washington Gages Potomac Electric Power Gen. Mes Washington Gas New York Manitoba New_York C.i. F New York Lake and Rail Continental Trust Lanston Monotype Cail Toans T. & T Col Ann Hiver Ann. & Fot. R. Guar City & Sub Geonetown G. Li W. i Bs Public Utilities American Tel & Tel Steambo Ry, & Blee. Co Go. Pf Columbia Farmers Federal Liberty Lincoln Washington Amer. Security & Tact Grison Trust Wash Loan & Ust Savings Banks Commerce & Savings East Washington Merchants’ Bank No Sec Seventh Street United States Washinton Media Arlington Corcoran Firemen's National Union Columbia Ou Grapho Mfg Col Paper Mfg Tfr. & Stee Olid Dutch Mergenthaler Linotype Weshington Marist Ata

The Metal Market Slips Through Mixed Copper Tin and Lead

New York November 1 copper steady electrolytic spot and nearby 13 183 128 percent tin easy spot and nearby 28 futures 283 percent zinc suniet St Louis delivery lead steady spot 4 70 4 75 zinc spot £26 28 6d futures £26 128 6d antimony spot 4 75 London copper spot £66 6d futures £75 tit spot £165 12s 6d futures £157 17s 6d lead spot £23 17s 6d futures £23 7s z

New York St. Louis London

Live Stock Markets Chicago and New York cattle hogs and sheep data

Chicago market shows cattle receipts around 9000 with cattle mostly steady and best heavy steers up to 3.73 while hogs at 69,000 receipts close weak. sheep and lambs about 20,000 receipts with feeder lambs strong and Western lambs up to 39.00. New York listings report cattle receipts 835 with no trading, calves 1065 steady, sheep and lambs receipts 6530 lower with lambs 6.00 to 8.60 and hogs 5490 steady with varied weights.

Chicago Bureau of Markets Wernight New York

New York Produce Market Report November Notes

New York markets show mixed commodity prices with butter and eggs unsettled amid substantial receipts. Cheese steady, poultry values mixed. sugar and lard vary. Fruit and vegetable listings from Virginia to New York include apples, pears, lemons, and potatoes with differing grades and prices. In Nebraska, Fidelity Trust of Fremont placed in receivership. First National Bank of Fremont collapse linked.

Inancola Nebr Fidelity Trust Company of Fremont State Department of Trade and Commerce R. C. King Department First National Bank Ofremont

Hitz Denies Injunction To Coal Association

Justice Hitz of the District Supreme Court denied a request to enjoin Attorney General Daugherty United States Marshal Splain and others from serving subpoenas on the National Coal Association and John D. Morrow to answer an Indiana indictment for alleged Sherman antitrust conspiracy. He allowed temporary injunctions against officials to stand pending appellate decision. The plaintiffs claimed lack of Indiana jurisdiction since the association based in Delaware and DC. The court held equity lacked jurisdiction to enjoin criminal proceedings.

Justice Hitz District Supreme Court Daugherty United States Splain National Coal Association John D. 4 Morrow Indianapolis Court of Appeala Appellate Tribunel Seaking Indiana Delaware District of Columbia Equity

Railroads form joint board to settle internal disputes

Railroads in the Southeastern territory and four railroad brotherhoods created a Joint Board of Adjustment to settle disputes arising from personal grievances or interpretation of schedules and agreements. Decisions are final and binding if approved by a majority. The board, seated in Washington, includes representatives from railroads and brotherhoods and excludes rate or pay changes from its jurisdiction.

Southeastern Territory Efect United States Fisber Board Tram Service Board of Adjustment Washington Railroeads Col Albert B. Bayless Louisville & Nashville W.T. Caldwell Southwestern Dstrict Southern Railway System W. A. Durhdm Railroad Adjustment Board No. 3 Railroad Administration E. W Grice Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Brotherhoods F. A. Burgess Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen W. N. Doak Brotherhood Rallant C J. Goff W. &. Turner Order of

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