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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Washington Post
New York
Alares
Wall Street
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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John B. Sloman, Jr
E. Floy Caverly
W. Reginald Lewis
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Henry J. Goodman
George H. Harries
Samuel M. J. Witton J. Lambert
Gustave Laneburgh
W. Helenz
A. Merritt
Joseph E. Ralph
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M.A. Winter
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Justice Wright
William Dangerfield
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Ames Weston
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J. O. Gittings
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G. H. Syme
M. W. Sullivan
District Court
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William H. French
Lyon & Lyon
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McNeill & McNeill
Henry D. Gratton
Sarah R. Thomas
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Willim D. Swan
United States Trust Company
Douglass & Baker
Newton Dempsey
Norval W. King
Gordon & Gordon
American Mosaic Company
Ira J. Baker
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J. F. Colladay
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E. F. Colladay
Russell Alden
A. W. Allyn
Langton Fark
G. W. Blankenship
Tissle Lee Willey
George T. Stormont
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John Barton Miller
McKenney & Flannery
John E. Cunningham
Washington Railway and Electric Company
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Albert N. Schneider
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L. L., Perkins
Webong
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Belgrade
Saul ‘Tepper
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Samuel Cohen
Samuel V. Gusack
Claudia M. Webb
Walter ©. Balderstone
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Stephen R. Wylle
Whmam H. Holloway
Gwen H. Fowler
Rose M. D. Terry
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Paul V. Mitchell
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Charles E.tribby
Black
Richard Powell
Chapin Brown
Oriental Building Association
Ingleside
Harry Wardman
Thomas P. Hones
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J. Schmidt
Thomas P. Woodward
William Clabaugh
Evargeline A. Ruiz-Seay Stair
Harry A
Union Trust Company
Placidty Trust Company
Seth EB
Cole Et Px
Ernest L. Schmidt
George M. Emmerich
German American Building Association
Clara T. Gh
James Berry
Arthur Carr
Perpetual Building Association
Charles D. Liebermann
Phelan
Hawn
George A Fraser
George B. Fraser
James 5
Iraver
Herry Broadus Et al
Edmond Fitzgerald
John J. Fegan
Enterprise Serial Building Association
Ida Banta
Harry L. Rust
John F. M. Bowie
Harold U4
Johnsome i
Katie F. Hall
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Andrew Kramer
Chapin Crown
Harvey C. Pierce
Archibald M. Melackson
John A. Massie
Charles L. Ebaugh
Andrew Wilson
Noel W. Barksdale
Joseph D. Nevins
Albert T. Newman
Michael J. Keane
Paul Eschner
Frink
Hell
Square Beall
George L. Miller
R. Preston Shealey
John TE. Laskey
Scom
Hermon FR. Howenship
Whitney
Robert R. Mahorney
Burr N. Edwards
Joseph I
Thomas G. Steward
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Local Financial
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Fourteenth Street
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Washington Produce Market
York State
New
National Electrical Supply Company
Automobile Supply Department
Equitable
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Thouzande
Equitable Building
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Indi-Lawale
Bochlat
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Ith Street
Second Trust
Washington Renzi Estate
Lawrence Barnum & Co
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