Gold shipments boost Canada steel news and bank paper buys
New York reports a large gold shipment to Ottawa totaling about 1,068,008 dollars and more liberal purchases of commercial paper by local and interior banks. High grade security inquiries persist with reduced volume. Steel industry outlook improves but curtailment fears linger as U S Steel prepares October statement. Foreign markets show mixed signals with limited currency activity and expectations of remittance flows to London.
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New York
Canada
Ottawa
London
Parla
Cher
United States Steel Corporation
Chicago Grain Market Sinks Amid Lacking Bullish News
Speculative selling pushes Chicago grain prices lower as no strong bullish signals emerge. Wheat and corn slide with mixed unsettled closes. cash grain quotes show declines across multiple grades and futures points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York Grain Prices and Market Terms
New York grain report lists spot and futures for corn and wheat with assorted grades and regional quotes. Prices reference No 2 yellow corn, No 1 Northern white, and shipments to Buffalo and Pacific coast markets with nominal and varied fractions. notes on futures and shipping terms appear amid broad price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buffalo
Pacife Coast
Uta
Bonota
Western
Makting
J. Ft
Rattale
Treasury Report Highlights November 6 1914 Revenue and Disbursements
United States Treasury details show revenue receipts for the day and month, with year to date totals and comparable figures from the prior year. It lists ordinary disbursements, general fund assets, gold and silver holdings, national bank notes, and trust funds, totaling assets and net balances across multiple funds and accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
United States Notes
National Bank
Iin Treasury
Philippines
General Lmng Aisets Eee
Metal markets reopen with few spot transactions
The metal exchanges in London and New York reopened with limited dealings in the spot market. Prices showed slight variation across copper, lead, zinc, and related products as only a handful of trades were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferk
New
Dore
Looden
Ron Wal Marker
Spot Mod
Caun
Seiait
al Landes
Lon
Strata
Brinds
Southers
Live Stock Markets Reported Receipts and Prices
Yers Nov 9 reports week totals for cattle, calves, sheep, and pigs with receipts and price ranges. Cattle and calves show varied values, hogs around 6.50, sheep and lambs near 7.00 to 9.00, with weekly totals and market notes on demand and quarantine impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revelpte
Anepeses Univ
Omar Kit Wehner
Washington cattle market report and butter trade notes
Fragmentary OCR shows Washington cattle market data with price per head and shipments, Elgin butter market price details, and New York money market figures. Mentions cattle leg estimations, shipments totaling thousands of barrels, butter tubs sold, and exchange rates for short term loans and cables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
New York Cotton Markets Await Reopening Plans
New York cotton traders eyed a definite reopening date after a court order freed cotton tied up in Neuse holdings. The board convened an informal meeting to discuss a clearing house and preparations for Washington hearings on new futures rules. A 17,200 bale December sale window was announced, with bids from 7.51 to 9. Ny lows and interiors showed steady to firmer tones as port receipts rose to 60,142 with 657,208 in stocks and exports reaching 733,737 this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corporation Syndicata
Board of Managers
Hera
Washington
Treasury
Agricultura
Slycanta
Constance
Liverpool
New Orleans
Paish Visit Spurs Tentative Exchange Closure
New York reports a provisional understanding between Britain's treasury and the U S Federal Reserve to keep London and New York stock exchanges closed for an undetermined period after Sir George Paish’s U S visit. Proponents warn that opening could trigger a flood of American securities abroad, threatening U S credit and international loan efforts during and after the war. Details remain confidential, with the move framed as preserving financial stability and avoiding a drastic market crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Stock Exchangea of London
George Paish
United States
London
Great Britain
U.S
British Treasury
State Department
Federal Senate
Tthia Board
London Stock Exchange
England
Stock Exchange of
George Palsh
Futhermore
New York Produce Prices and Packaging Notes
New York market notes show firm prices across dairy meats and staples. Hutter receipts, creamery goods, eggs and poultry steady to firm with regional variations. sugar, flour, rye flour, cornmeal and lard prices listed, including current rates for western and midwest supplies and refined products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hutter
Wiksmconda
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Nsgpsa
Altos
Iowa
Mesa
Middle West
South America
Local Wholesale Produce Prices Across Poultry Dairy and Fruits
Wholesale market listing shows alive poultry prices for spring chickens turkeys and hens along with cheese butter and eggs from various regions. Vegetables and greens include potatoes lettuce peppers okra carrots and onions listed by basket or crate with assorted per unit prices. Green fruit and grapes rounds out the sheet with California Florida offerings and quantities per box or barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
New
Elgin
Tub
Virginia
Florida
Bartlett
Concord
Niagara
Philadelphia Markets Report Nov. prices for butter cheese and grain
Market notes from Philadelphia show butter firm with creamery and prints at various figures, cheese steady at New York full cream prices, wheat firmer with No. 2 spot export and No. 1 Northern Duluth listed, corn higher, poultry alive but weaker with live fowls and turkeys, tallow steady, hay prices and hog fattening notes included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wester Creamery Extra
F. c
New York
Duluth
Ada
Tlereen
Trade balance improves as US exports rise
The note explains how continued exports, especially cotton, ease the US UK money relations. It states that paying a wartime debt of 290 million dollars is feasible while building a favorable trade balance if monthly exports exceed imports by about 80 thousand dollars, as in October, and likely for months to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Holland
Cotton Ginning Active Despite Low Prices During War
Ginning from Oct 18 to Nov 1 reached 2,207,114 bales, lifting the season total to 9,428,695 bales. The period’s ginning was 6,170 bales shy of the record 1911 pace, with the season short by 142,210 bales. Ginnings to Nov 1 last year were higher by 855,177 bales. In Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, and Oklahoma the total exceeded any of the past six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Florida
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Want Wool Embargo Lifted
Representatives of the National Woolen Manufacturing Association urged the State Department to seek Britain’s modification of the Australian wool embargo to allow exports to the United States. They warned US mills would suffer without Australian wool, and proposed guarantees that wool not be reexported to Germany or Austria. The officials said the question would be raised with the British Ambassador, with delegates including John P. Ward and others from Philadelphia and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal
Senate
State Department
Great Britain
United States
National Woolen Manufacturing Association
Australia
Germany
Austria
John P. Ward
Philadelphia
Wational Woolen Manufacturing Association
Edward F. Greene
J. F. Brown
Win.phon J. Marvin
Toston
Joseph R. Grundy
Marine Corps 139 Years Old Highlighting Revolutionary Origins
The Marine Corps marks its birth on November 10 1775 when Congress authorized two battalions. From battles with Serapis to Vera Cruz, Marines have faced vast dangers and earned a storied record in U S war history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Marine Corps of the
United States
Congress
Continental Congress
Fifth Congress
China
Mexico
Scott
Legations
Maine
Havana Harbor
Bill Anthony
Sleebee
Guantanamo
Vera Cruz
Baltimore Markets Wheat and Poultry Prices Report
Baltimore markets report mixed grain and live poultry prices with No 2 red wheat around 1.18 and 1.17 for variants, steamed No 2 red white 58 53, standard white 53 34, and assorted chicken values for various ages and cuts. Poultry notes include live chickens, roosters, ducks, geese, pigeons, and rates per pound or dozen, plus regional freight prices for Maryland Pennsylvania nearby and Western markets.
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Baltimore
Mnad Soung
Ina
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West’ Virginia
Supreme Court Recitals and Docket Highlights
The Supreme Court adjourned after listing justices and admitting several attorneys from New York Richmond Honolulu Washington and more. Decisions announced include remands dismissals and per curiam orders across numerous cases from various circuits and states with motions to advance remaining for future argument and a note of adjournment until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Justice McKeown
Justice Holoes
Justice Dey
Justice Hughes
van Devanter
Lamar
Pitmey
Justice McReynolds
Thomas M. Lane
New York City
John A. Lamb
Richmond
Joseph Lightfoot
Honolulu
T. H
Lorenzo Th. Armstrong
Eli
Mt. Justice
Charles Overton
State of Oklahoma
Criminal Court of Appeals
State of Okla
United States
Bagley Va
Weir Va
Rountree
Shultra Ve. McDougal
U. A
State of
Illnois
The
Canal Commissioners
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company
Euprema Court
State of Tinois
Percuriam
Euetis
Bolles
Leatha Vs. Thomas
Yazoo and
Miccissippi Railroad Company
Brewer
Holden Land Company
Interstate Trading Company
U. S
Twin Falle Canal Company
Leathern
Thomas
Yaroo and Mississipp
Toilroad Company
Va. Grewer
Helden Land Company
J. FP. Smith Et al
George Leavenworth
Supreme Court of the
Miselesippi Percuriam
Rogera
McDonald Va
Oregon Naviga_tion Company
AGM
New Orleans Waterworks Company
Louisiana
Gring Va
Ives
Bat Gins Konis Water Company Vinnis
U. 8
John Jenkins
Appellant
Maxwell Land Grant Company
Territory of New Mexico
Por Curiam
Costa
Quidersleeve
New Mexico Mining Company
Harrison Va
Perea
William W. Bilerna
United States of America Et
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Mutual Film Corporation
Industrial Commission of the State of Obie
Mutual Flin Company
Industrial Commission of the State of Ohio
Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad Company
Cane
George D. Howell
Mechanics and Metnis National Bank
United Tates Circuit Court of Appeals
Second Circuit
Alay
United Tates
Luther Jerome Smell
Solicitor General
Davis
Emery
Bird Thayer Realty Convoy
Everett P. Wheeler
Amicus Curiae
Tennard BR. Coates
District of Columbia
F. P. B. Randa
F. H. Stephens
Conrad H. Syme
F. P. B. Sande
F. P. B. Sands
Claude M. Dean
R. Beale Davis, Jr
Tes, &c
et_al
Joseph Paxton Blair
W. D. Fenton
A. M. Orawford
Bankers Surety Cempery, Petdoner
Ws. Elkhorn River Drainage District
Ton
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Courtroom Docket Includes Civil And Criminal Actions In DC
A lengthy docket lists civil suits, hearings, and judgments across DC courts. Notable entries include assignments for today, trials in progress, verdicts for defendants and plaintiffs, and various attorney appointments in district, circus court, criminal courts, bankruptcy, and probate court. Names, firms, and case numbers appear throughout with multiple parties and firms represented.
Legal Notices and Court Case Mentions in Historic Record
A fragmented list of wills, probate actions, appeals, and equity suits. Names include Frank J. Megan, Alice F. Thompson, William Morgan, Rudolph H. Kissel, Alice M. Carter, Mary T. Brown, Henry Gannett, James C. Reeves, Washington Railway and Electric Company, Anna M. Blurray, Clarenrea and Puttmag, Grace Evangelical Lathem Church, and American Security and Trust Company. Entries reference dates, case numbers, attorneys, and filing details in a legal notice column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susticn Howard A. Campuen
Vuoge Vfames B. Howry
Fenton W. Booth
Samuel
Berney
George W. Atkinson
Robert McNeiil
Wada B. Hampton
Fort
On Joneson
James Au
Fred W. Morgan
Elim Leenberger
Otto Eger
Todlan
Louisville and Nashville Railway Company
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Pac
Railway Company
Petiion
Tamiss
Willam A Hasson
George Fr. Quinby
New al
Wiiliam Frye White
C’aiman
Philadepha and Reading Railway Company
New Tria
Levi L. Devault
New Tela
Marriand Dredging and Contracting Company
Dafendant
Luther L. Martin
Shamnes
Iaw
Teave
Reed
Morket
Allen G. Reed
H. B. Ferguann
William J. Rice
Aed
Jeesa Caraway
Ramon Gonzales
Amity P'Es
Samuel N. Hedges
William Meyer
Nettie Murchison
Congressional
Clay Faulkner
John ‘Tr. Willame
Wiliam Morely
Elise Sanvald
Dimits
Oation
Loverrn
Wilam H. Notctn
Charles E. Currier
Lala H. Dors Et al
James Alomlorf
W. EB. Harvey
P. M. Cox
United States
Ng Andres C. Simons
Messie
John B. Dahieren
P. Mo Cox
Brig Eliza
Chip Phoeniz
Trig Jay
Meesra Curtis & Pickett
John W. Trainer
Klg Harriett
Goodrich
Dimmiesed
Atlantic Works
SS. Ashhaugh
Joan & Blair
George E. Boren
Frank J. Megan
Lee Hutchins
Alice F.thompson
B. P. Seedy
Carden F. Morgan
William ¥. Morgan
Rudolph H. Kissel
Alice M. Carter
Bond
McLanahan, Garten & Culbertson
Barate
Mary T. Brown
Henry Gannett
Galen On
Freen
James C Reeves
W W. Edward
Mary Tiugan
Washington Railway An Electric Company
Damagen
Blalilit
CJ. F. Gramana
FOE
Mitchell
K.P. Bowers Ve
Gsear C Brothere
Jr Tanpelant
Dougita
Oflin & Obest
J. Morgan
J. RK. Marsiburne
Ower C Rrothera, Jr
Appellent
Douglas, Mutit & Obenr
J. VV. Morgan
Anna M. Blurray
Morgan E. Morgan
W. H. Richards
Francis
Real Estate Transfers on Northwest and Northeast Streets
Real estate transfer list includes transfers on Nineteenth Street Northwest from P to F, Arlington area deeds to Christian Fiearteh, and multiple transfers on streets including Eleventh Street Northwest and Rhode Island Avenue Terrace. Transactions show grantees such as James L. Whitestie, Paul Grimth, Eugene Bracks, and Archbishop Cardinal Gibbons, with sums like $10 and $7519, involving blocks and lots across Northwest and Northeast Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Street
F Street
Fedeserd Po Chormacatouxy
Christin Meurteh
North Hat
Nortiwes
Samuel H Styles
Christian Fiearteh
Drooktlan
Zachariah T Sanders
James L. Whitestie
Fipternth Street
Amerlean Security and Trust Coupans
Paul Grimth
Paul Grimtth
Janes
Ardinal Gibbons
Baltiore
Alice Gowdrich
Eugene Bracks
Wiliam Ho Trove
Tasted Frienda Association
Origrmal
Lota
Alte Jobo HW
OM Chaney
Arthur J. Luends
Flexion Avenue
Fifth End
Agtreeta
Theodore B
Michnal
William G. Blacher
Rhode Island Avenue
Norman KF. Ryan
Nannie FE Pearson
Deeds of Trust Entries Across Multiple Properties
A wholesale listing of deeds of trust notes numerous parcels and parties. Mary A. Bonnet to James Berry and Marvin A. Castra secures $609 with Perpetual Building Association. others include Marion De Richmond to Lester and Calbert for Permanent Deeding. Charles etc. Many entries specify grantees, guarantors, loan amounts, terms from 2 to 6 years, and interest rates from 5 to 6 percent, with properties on SQUARE, PETWORTH, BARRY FARM, RHONE ISLAND AVENUE TERRACE, PLEASANT PLAINS and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square
Mary A. Bonnet
James Berry
Marvin
Castra
Perpetual Building Association
Savane West
Johnn J
Martha A. Murphy
James Herre
Perpetual Funlding
Square U
Greve Evangelical Bine Theran Mhursh
Augsburg Confession
National Savings and Trust Disaipans
Uyge
American Security Aged Treat
Memlanrally
Square Barry Farm
Coderne F
Ame
Robincon White
Wiliam Minnis
Stanley D. Wits
McLachen Danking Corporation
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Tripoli
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Prentiss
Walter L. Clark
Gard
Tinota
Patrick J. Lucey
Leater
Marvin Underwood
United States of America
Alexander Tarrant Company
Heintiff
New York Steam Fitting Company Et al
George B. Clase
John B. Halvey
George B. Class
Edward BH. Farlows
Continental Trust and Sarmes Bank
Hermen Frank
Appellee
Edwin H. Cassels
OD. R. Wider Manufacturing Cororany
Corn Products Reficing Company
Marion Smith
J. W. Austin
Preston Darie
United States Court of Claims
Court of Appeals
Justice Robb
Justice van Orsdet
Robert 8. Allyn
Ashley B. Stainback
John H. Holland
Muhifield
O'Connor
FE. W. Ritter, Jr
George J. Biwht
Appellea
HB. N. Law
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Weimer
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Toblins Ve. Dittman
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Nelson Wilson
Jotmamon
Douglass
Cotton
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Stewart
Tait Ve. Arlington Hotel Company
Plaintiff
Mchenney, Flannery, & Ita
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Hichards
Macdonald
Hilton
Shinn
Circusc
Furtie Goold
Wedrerburn Va
Alpher
Edmund Burke
L Lawrence Unfty
R. Thomas
Burch
Washington Rathray Ait Electric Company
Alvin DL. Newman
J. A. Moriarty
W. G. Johnson
Teilbby
Sylvester
Burlingame
Kylvester & Weedon
Pisintlf
L. Jeffords
F. N. Stepheng
KA . Willams
Wiley Va. Smith
Demurter
Overland Washington Motor Company
Heart
Gefendant
Srimetl
Crane Ve
City and Suburban Railway Company
Dutton, Bay, Jr
Yeover
Walshie Washington Hailway and Iertice Company
Dalley
Columbus
Iver
St. Peabody Va
Dominion Railroad Company
Attorneva, Newman, Stocatr—Lambert
Turner Va
Eliott
Wheatley —Tapes
Pervice
Risenberg vi Levy
George W. Offutt Jr
John Stident
Kramer
Washington Hailway and Electric Company
Baker, Leahy—Hoover
Harrings
Downing & Berry—Wilams
Shinn Vn
Crane
Peacebaker
Cnrust
Jones
Shingarth
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Govington
Archie Harrod
Soa
Joseph Shapiro
E. Davis
M. F. Mangan
J. L. Tepper
Lewis Thoman
Thomas Johnson
Frank Lewis
Clarence McKenzie
Charles Conway
Charles Fefferson
United
Clyde Fyler
Arthur Fletcher
Criminal Court NO. 2
Justice Ander
J. Curtis
Eslaon
C. T. Hendler
Defeuiant
John Hudcat
John
Jacohe
George Francia Williame
New Counsel
Blackwall
Harret AL Campbell
FinintiCe
T. W. O'Brien
of. J. Colbert
G. Whiteford
L. J. Mather
Deve Company
Totten
Hume—Haker
Lesly
Hews
Peupies Express Company
Attorners
Amr
BP. W. Page
M. Hallam
John G. Brodinax
E. H. Jackson
Armand F. Jardin
N. T. Hynson
Rome W. McConnell Et al
Hos McConnell
Hilton Jackson
Albert Harwell
F. A. Penning
Frederick A. Fencing
Spencer Gordon
George P. Moore
E. Uses
Helen Saunders
James G. Saunders
Bend
G._W. Tiznor
John E. Crittenden
J. Barratt Carter
Stilson Hutchins
G Street
New Willard Hotel
Washington and Southern Bank
N. W
Center Market
Wholesale Row
Fourteenth Street
14Th Street
J. Selwin Tait
Franklin
Franklin National Bank
Penna. Ave. and
10Th St
Stepper & Klesner
Walter R Howe
Lot G
Pitt Interuare
Attommers
Frederick
Rhodes
Maul
Cromelin
Hobeen
Mra
Clarence Moore
Part Square
Preminex
C Street
Plaintif
Pani B. Crometa
L. L. Perkins
Equitable Surety Ec
Southern
National Savings and Trust Company
15Th and
J. Thilman Hendrick Hendrich
15Th St
Washington Stock Exchange
Rome
Ira Martgegens
Umbla Sen
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street N. W
National Metropolitan Bank
Fiptrenth Street
U. & Treasury
Oldast National Bank
Munsey Trust Company
Frank A. Munsey
Heidara
Conrad H. SY
James Francis Smith
Calumbia
Dietrie Cours
Columbia
Cgrret
Lambie
District of
Lnabia
Preasant
Pernon
Trot i Dierriet
Washington Law Reporter
Wackington
Weelngton
Washington Herald
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