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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1914
Page
2
The fragment advertises bank comparisons claiming it pays higher interest on checking and various savings accounts. It mentions Thyar ugartedt Isineas Cioptt and cites rates like 2 and 3 and 4'7 percent, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
Foreign credits grow as securities prices rise amid wartime payments. New York banks expected larger surplus due to the relaxed currency law. Domestic markets show funds flowing into U.S. securities. clearing house changes reflect new banking rules affecting reserves and emergency cash. Banks face withdrawals for war materials while German and Russian accounts mostly absent in deposits.
A fragmented market page lists produce, baskets, grapes, apples, pineapples, and other items with inconsistent pricing notes. Mentions receipts and various goods, including meat and dairy terms, but many entries are garbled.
The New York cotton market shows continued steadiness with quiet trading and slight early losses. December futures rise, while Liverpool demand remains subdued. near-month shorts face limited offerings as December climbs and later months hold, reflecting cautious buying and liquidity concerns. Prices edge higher into the close, with concerns over delivery and bear positions influencing near-term moves.
Grain notes show wheat futures steady with tempering demand and notable quotations for durum and hard varieties. Barley shipments data and averages for Central America and West regions are listed, alongside creditor galanese figures and rising imports.
Ipma notes steady rutters and steady lats with fire market activity. New Fork full cream described as fair. Entries include yellow fecal 58g 8313 and Koxteads references.
Fragmentary OCR notes from Washington cattle market page show scattered names and prices from New York listings. The text lists people such as Lamber and Lenrlon amid unclear references to stalls, steers, and bidding actions, with no coherent event or outcome discernible.
Financial news from New York reports Bank system changes easing money and financing. Cotton exchanges reopen, forming pools, boosting Southern sentiment. War orders sustain employment, mills restart, but failures rise to 3264 in the United States, with Canada and other regions showing varied totals.
Readable fragments show prices and supplies for meats and grains, including pork, cottonseed, and various cereals. Mentions steamed goods and diverse commodities with scattered figures and vendors. details are incomplete but indicate a bustling market scene in New York.
A New York report analyzes Sir George Paish's U S visit and the swift transition to the Federal Reserve system. It notes hopes in London for more gold before the change, praises American bankers for handling August's crisis, and describes the new unified banking regime, open market shifts, and potential underwritten hedges to back American securities.
Dr Robert J Burdette, prominent preacher author and humorist, died at his Pasadena home after long illness and a week in coma. Funeral services scheduled for Pasadena Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Baltimore on November 20 reports that the General Education Board funded by John S. Rockefeller has granted $250000 to Goucher College. The grant is conditional on the college raising $750000 by April 1, 1927.
In Santiago on November 26 ceremonies marked the elevation of the American legation to an embassy. Henry J. Pletcher presented credentials to President Asa Luce amid foreign diplomat attendance, with Chilean officials and a cheering crowd witnessing the event.
The loan committee of the Federal Reserve Board, aided by the Treasury, organized to distribute the 135 million dollar cotton pool. W. P. G. Harding chaired the session, noting no definite results yet beyond subscription forms. He predicted progress toward alleviating Southern commerce and improvement, with another meeting planned next week and possible permanent HQ in New York.
Coroner Eckard orders an inquest into the death of E C Baldwin editor of the Peoria Star and noted historical writer who died early today in Peoria Illinois. Baldwin was attacked by Giles Keithley a young attorney recently criticized in Baldwin s paper. The inquest is set for tomorrow.
The printers synod of the Synod of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Washington adjourned after electing officers and naming Richmond as the next meeting place. The right Rev John G. Murray of Maryland was elected presiding bishop, with the Rev. ex UF Dratenakl of Washington as secretary.
Napoleon issued the Berlin decree on November 21, 1806, blocking England from Europe and declaring British subjects prisoners of war. The move helped trigger the Continental System, provoked Allied actions, and contributed to tensions with the United States leading to war in 1812.
Notice from the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia probate court warns all claimants against the estates of Martha Thorn Emma Peach Tyla M Wludonely and others to file their claims with vouchers by specified dates, or be barred from share in the estates. includes details on filing, witnesses, and court offices in Washington DC and related districts.
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