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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1910

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2

Traders Eye Mexico As American Can Leads Rally

The day on Wall Street saw little overall movement with many stocks posting small declines. American Can preferred led activity, gaining about 4.5 points at times, amid rumors of partial payments on hack warrants. otherwise volume was light and prices mostly slipped. International tensions and Mexico’s political climate weighed on markets, while imports and exports showed uneven signals. money rates edged up slightly and bonds remained steady amid cautious sentiment.

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New York Cotton and Commodity Prices Daily Report

New York cotton daily sales total 26,900 shares with markets for copper, iron, eggs, poultry, flour, pork, beef, lard, and various grains and commodities. notes futures for copper and wheat rise on bullish expectations while sugar and coffee hold firm. spot and futures prices listed for November through March contracts. government report anticipated next month influences oats and corn trading. receipts and shipments data included for several commodities.

New York Santos No Cordova Mit Liverpool Look & Bullish Npen UBI 3

Live Stock Markets Across Cities Reflect Mixed Cattle and Hogs

New York markets report receipts with cattle quiet and steady, dressed beef unchanged, London demands firmer and refrigerated beef weaker. Calves show dull trading. sheep and lambs weak with unsold cars, hogs steady for lights but firm for others. Chicago notes steady cattle with varied beef and steer prices. hogs and sheep receipts shift, prices mixed. Additional notes from Pittsburgh and Toledo reflect balances and shipments.

New York London Chicago Texas

Equity Court records and lawsuits in the District of Columbia

A dense docket from Equity Court No 2 and Circuit Court No 1 lists decrees, assignments, and hearings. Cases include sale decrees with trustees, injunctions, fee orders, assignment schedules, lunacy references, and probate actions. Notable parties include Irving Williamson, A. B. Moulton, J. C. Howard, and American Realty Company, with multiple mentions of Capital Traction Company, Chesapeake Beach Railway, and district courts.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court NO Stafford Patch Wyman Irving Witamson Plaini Irving Willamson Lester Va Lester Edward Brady Plavnth A. D. Smith J. C. Howard Browning Va Carr Plain Tits J. B. Lamer Toepfer Plarath H. B. Moulton P. M. Brown Caruste Relsinger C.F. Carust Carust Ash Mackall, Glungs &Chamberlin Laskey McConnell Va McConnell Havetl—Gles Equity Court Justice Gould Somerville American Realty Company District National Banke American National Bank Plaintif A. A. Hoebling, Jr Feceiver M. D. Rogenberg Weeks Heuriche Beach & Adkins Clinton Robb E. H. Thomas Muchléfsen Miller Plaintiff RP. Shealey J. E. Laskey A. Hormers Orme R. Rosa Perry & Son W. F. Mattlogly 3. D. Sullivan James E. Nicholson M. D. Rosenberg Circuit Court NO Justice Anderson Lansburgh Ve Lansburgh Douglas & Baker W. B. Ambrose John Ridout McNamara Ve Washington Terminal Company Leckle Fulton & Cox Hamilton, Colbert,Yerkes & Hamilton Miles Va Capital Traction Company Justice Barnard Bermen Ve. Capital Traction Company Platatif W. J. Lambert R. H. Yeatman R. Rows Willis Dave Ington Carlisle & Johnson Wines Baltimore and Ohio Railyoad Company Leckie, Fulton & Cox Hamilton Clements Model Laundry Company Carrington & Johnson R. Ross Perry & Son Cohen Washington Railway and Electric Company Hill, Rogers, Mattingly & Gardner Darlington Gardner Chesapeake Beach Railway Company Mather & Hopewell MeKenney & Flannery Levites Terminal Lambert & Westman Rankin Asbury Alward —Montague & Moriarty Axman Washington Gas Light Company Neubeck—Minor & Goldsborough Hensley Metropolitan “Fund Company Robson & Colvin Payneys Atorneys Shreave M. N. Richardson Hoss Perry & Son G. ‘Tp Dunlap

Property transfers and secured notes across Washington districts

A long list details transfers of lots and parcels in multiple wards including Belgrade, Kenyon Street Northwest, Massachusetts Avenue Northwest, and Columbian Heights. Parties include Perkins Webong Executors, L. L. and others, with various buyers such as John F. Allwine, Arthur B. Shreve, and James Fraser. Notes secured by properties show amounts from $5 to $4,600, with terms ranging from 3 months to 9 years and interest rates up to 6 percent.

Chevy Ciase Victor Morling Clayton Graff Washington Street Fourth Max Pasternak Et al Christian Lee Eleventh Artests Herman R. Howenstei George Sullivan Arthur * Spowden Johnate Peter A. Drury Garfield Abraham J. Smith Robinson White Grant Park Elijah Brown George Columbia Heights Fannie A. Davis John A John P. Stuckert Welftit E An Henry H. Bergmann John F. Allwine Hillbrook Otway Zantzinger John W. Honey Kenyon Thirteenth Fourteenth William 5 Minnix Arthur B. Shreve Capitol Street Sixth Seventh Virginia M. Wilson Seth E Annie M. Cole Eighth Street Marion C. Bake Samuel M Kate F. Miller D Street George W. Barkman Mary B. Robertson Massachusetts Avenue Ninth Tenth Streste Richard Wolfe James S. Fraser George A. Fraser East Washington Park Otho W. Hammond Harvey C. Pierce LE Droit Park James W. Relaver Jacob H. Lichliter James W Laura D. Reisner Whitney Close Samuel W. Woodward

Wall Street Gossip on Foreign Loans and Mexico War Ties

Special to The Washington Fest reports the bull party planning a foreign loan around 75 million dollars to fuel a market campaign. Call and time money in New York compare unfavorably with London rates, while a banker disputes the level of foreign funding. Mexican tensions weigh on securities and banks report mixed reserve changes as loans exceed deposits.

Europe Mexico Sion Pittsbos Washington New York Bull Party London Bank of England Tocal England Parl Germany Holland Stock Exchange

Washington Stock Exchange Irregular Trading Report

Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange was irregular with few bonds moving. Prices were near the day before, including Capital Tractions 53 at 121 and Potomac Electric Light 3 at 107 1-2. Merger details and a Gary and Interurban Railway bond issue were noted as favorable, with substantial new issues planned for $10,000,000 and a 5 percent yield.

Salea Raitraad A Columbia Railroad Washingt Railway and Electric Tata Washington Washington Gas Mergenthaler Shyer Tional Savings and Trust United States Ummlon Trust Treasury National Bank Y Columbia Railroad Potomac Electric Light Washington Gas Co Washington Gay Covert Apttal ‘Fraction Co Luess Tacitidies Anacostia Trust Potomac Elec Mort Jilec Power Ca. Tates Cabitadt Traction Co Washington Ry Bec. Com Yas Norfolk Elec Cunobont Washington Gas, A & Silver Washington Gas Iights Treasury Notes Georgetown Jessemerican Tel Tel. Co Oreanstan Greene Misollaneous Emerson Steam Taphaphone Bid Security Storage Co Washington Stock Exchange Washington Railway and Electric Capital Traction National Savings and Trust Lawrence Bhruum & Co Gary and Interurban Railway

Wholesale Market Summary for Thanksgiving Goods in York State

Wholesale prices for Thanksgiving items list turkeys in short supply and high prices. Fresh eggs scarce. fruits and vegetables showing robust prices. Specifics include eggs from Virginia and Tennessee, butter varieties, dressed poultry, and a range of vegetables and fruits with unit prices per pound, per bushel, or per crate. Major items feature turkeys around 20 to 23 cents per pound and potatoes, cranberries, apples, oranges, and other produce with varied regional pricing.

Chicago Bahia Blanca Argentine Republic Virginia West Virginia Southwest Virginia Tennessee California Niagara I Concord Florida

Baltimore Markets Wheat and Corn Prices Report

Baltimore markets report firm spot wheat at 94 and corn at 52, oats steady at 64, rye nominal No 2 Western domestic at 59 132. November 21 pricing notes show general firmness in wheat while corn remains quiet and oats hold steady.

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Washington auto show to return in February 1911

A large meeting at Eckstein's cafe set plans for a winter auto show in Convention Hall during the week of February 18 1911. Some 150 cars across 0 makes are expected from dealers including Luttrell, Hendrick, Buick, Packard, Reo, Wilcox Trax, and Overitt among others. A permanent committee was formed with W C Long as chairman and John R Thomas as secretary to promote the event.

Washington Eckstein New York Avenue Convention Hall William Jose W. C. Long Frank Fickling Company Leroy Marks Automobile Standard Ol Company Board of Directors A. Luttrell Royce Hough C. W. Bender David Hendrick Hichard Covert C. W. Nuch H. L. Wilson Frank Boyd J. A. Muehlelsen W. D. West E. H. Johannson H. B. Leary, Jr Elliott Hough James Orme E. Selby Bruce Emerson W. R. Emerson Laula Stevenson W. D. Cronkhite T. S. Johnston F. W. Powers A. D. Carpenter Clarence Barnard J. 5 Larcombe, Jr Frank Stewart B. F. Hall T. B. Spence George Weaver Louis Weaver John R. Thomas Charles E. Miller Claude Miller David Weaver A. Joey. Carter L. P. Dorsett Theodore Barnes T. C. Sims A. Stanley Zell P. A. Sibbald Harry Ward Raphael Semmes Ic. A. Welker B. Halland Louis C. Carl N. W. McLean B. W. Woodruff Julian F. Barnes Frank Fickling J. W. Stondard J. S. McDonald George Mills Ww. €. Duvall W. Cc. Long Commercial Auto and Supply Company United Motor Washington Company J. W. Stoddard Cook & Stoddard Company S&s Miller Bros. Auto and Supply House A. G. Carter Carter Motor Car Corporation National Electrical Supply Company, Airectors Jaude Miller Agere Gate Emergon & Orme Apperson Regal Detroit Electric Luttrell Company Packard Thomas and Interstate Congressional Wilcox Trax S and Supply Company E-M-F Flanders Studebaker Reo Motor Company Reo Pope Automobile Company Pope- Hartford Overitt, Matheson

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