Bank in New Home Washington and Southern Bank Moves Premises
The Washington and Southern Bank relocated to a new premises next to the Willard on F street. Despite dull times, bankers and guests celebrated the move with many congratulations. Sir George Palsh and Basil R. Brackett of the British treasury visited, praising the bank’s handsome, spacious interior and design.
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United States Treasury Disbursements and Revenue Totals
Treasury report shows ordinary disbursements and revenue receipts for the current month and fiscal year to date, with comparisons to last year. It lists general fund assets, gold and silver holdings, banknotes, and total cash assets in the treasury, totaling about 1.9007 billion dollars.
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Exchange At Normal Baniks On A Solid Footing
New York reports a resumption signal in global finance as sterling exchange returns to normal and German rates drop. A banking syndicate paid most of a 106 million dollar obligation, sparking more gold exports and possible stock exchange reopening for cash only.
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New York Cotton Market Shows Cautious Reopen Hope
New York cotton traders await an official reopening plan after delays linked to corporate agreement legalities. Demand for exchange memberships grows as December dealings stay quiet on the curb, with New Orleans reporting strong low grade demand and Germany's purchase noted. Interior and port receipts rise, with United States stocks eased by sales.
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Metal Market tin lead spelter copper prices listed
New York market reports spot tin at 33.02 and 33.50 for different lots with lead at 30 and spelter around 4.90. Electrolyte copper quoted near 11.50 and cast ingots about 11.87. London prices show tin at £138 10s and £148 for other grades, lead at £17 8d, and spelter steady with similar ranges.
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Live Stock Markets Report from New York
New York market update shows receipts of cattle at 1,022 with no tracing and calves at 1,000 with prices around 18.50 to 18.50. Sheep and lambs total 614 with 400 sheep at 25 and lambs around 10 to 00. Feeder logs show 2,188 receipts with no trading activity.
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New York Grain Prices and Futures Edge on Export Talk
New York grain markets show mixed moves with wheat firmer on export chatter and December and May contracts active. Corn and oats steady with spot prices quoted for No 2 yellow corn and delivered lots while Buffalo futures slip then recover amid export talk.
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New York Money Market and Oil Quotations Report
New York money market rates show weak derivate paper storage and demand figures with 0-day Die at 4.35 and related balances. Oil quotations list credit balances, shipments, runs, and averages for Pa month of November 12, outlining daily activity and totals.
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Six percent rate eyed for rediscounting by reserve banks
The Federal Reserve Board is expected to announce rates up to six percent for rediscounting commercial paper by member banks. The exact rate will vary by district. Governors were asked for input, with many replies received in Washington. The Board also designated Charleston and Birmingham as reserve cities and plans to limit future cities to populations of at least 160000, among about fifty already named.
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Chicago Grain Market Sees Mixed Shifts on November 12
Chicago grain prices moved with rumors of peace fading last night as European demand prompted renewed activity. Wheat prices fell slightly while corn gained modestly and oats showed mixed results. provisions ranged from unchanged to up as trading figures varied across the board.
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Bank of England Weekly Statement Declines in Reserves
The Bank of England reports a weekly reserve drop of 182000 pounds and bullion decrease of 108100 pounds. Securities rise 7600 pounds, other deposits plus 90080 pounds, notes reserves and government securities fall by 200000 pounds. The reserve ratio stands at 88.35 percent this week versus 38.42 percent last week. The discount rate remains 5 percent.
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New York Produce Prices and Market Notes
New York Nav 12 shows mixed results across commodities with steady to firm trends. Butter and cheese hold firm, eggs and poultry show modest steadiness, and grains and fats record minor gains or stability amid thin trading.
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Trading on curb lively with Standard Oil dealings
Removal of all price restrictions sparked active curb market trading in New York on November 12. Standard Oil subsidiaries traded above July 20 levels, while other industrial and mining shares also showed activity though oil issues remained the focus of outside interest. The day produced a higher tone, with investment demand lifting unofficial market notes to new highs.
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Cattle not infected says district purveyor reports
Cpl George Ruhlen asserts no foot and mouth disease found in the Sol dierer Tiome herd after daily veterinary inspection. Health Department will publish bacterial ratings of pasteurized milks, noting over 104000 bacteria per cubic centimeter means improper pasteurization, and will mail the results to inquirers. Dr William C Woodward orders tabulated ratings and advises boiling milk when quality is unknown. Dr John P Turner to lead field enforcement of quarantine regulations as work continues.
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Protests by Mercantile Marine Against Italian Bond Demand
P A S Franklin vice president of the International Mercantile Marine Company protests to Secretary Bryan over an Italian order requiring ships with foreign flags bound for Italian ports to deposit 4000 for the ship and 20 per passenger with Italian authorities. He cites Red Star Line plans to send Kroonland and Finland to the Mediterranean and questions the necessity of the bond.
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Night riders threaten farmers near Fouke Ark
In Millar county southern area, night riders warn Fouke farmers not to sell cotton under 10 cents under threat of burning homes. Cotton is being brought to Texarkana for storage as railway agent refuses further shipments following official directives.
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Bolivian rail bid contrasts American Dillon plan
The article recounts Bolivia's $5,000,000 loan via Paris Bank for a railway link tying Bolivia to Argentina, with American contractor Christopher Dillon making the lowest bid to build the final 100 miles. It notes bids by British capitalists and the impact of European war on the project, plus historical views on Pan American railways and U S involvement.
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Amian railway system and Pacific projects stalled
The text notes that neither France nor Great Britain can assist Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, or Colombia financially to build Pacific parallel rail lines. It references prior plans and negotiations that began before the European war, with Holland mentioned as a related point.
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Cotton Exchange to Reopen Next Monday
The New York Cotton Exchange board of managers will meet tomorrow to decide reopening. Although no definite date was given tonight, brokers generally expect reopening to be set for next Monday.
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Supreme Court notices on alley openings and estates in DC
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