Washington Stock Exchange to Reopen Monday
Following a Washington Stock Exchange executive committee meeting the exchange will reopen next Monday with trading limited to bonds. Brokers will convene briefly before the noon opening to assess sentiment, while full unrestricted trading remains contingent on market conditions and guidance from New York counterparts.
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Washington Stock Exchange
American Security and Trust Company
New York Stock Exchange
Signs of Trade Revival in New York Markets
New York November trade shows tentative revival as better distribution and easing freight costs lift activity. Bank clearings up 124 percent year over year amid improving iron and steel demand and rising foreign orders. Export trade restoring with wheat and flour exports near prior levels. rail earnings and commercial failures shift as industrial activity stabilizes.
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New York
Dan
Yarter
Tron Anid
Piun
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes
New York November market roundup lists weakenings in oranges and other produce, steady cheese and poultry values, and steady to firm prices for most grains and dairy items. Cotton and beer prices show little movement while refined sugars hold near previous levels.
Local Produce Market Prices Include Poultry and Fruits
Wholesale prices list spring chickens and turkeys with cheese from New York State and Virginia dairy. Peppers and cucumbers priced per crate or basket. cauliflower celery and lettuce items shown with mixed measurements. California oranges Florida oranges lemons pears apples and grapes priced per basket or crate with totals and balances noted.
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New York State
New
Haa
Virginia
California
Florida
Corcorl
Philadelphia Markets Briefing From Curtailed Clipped Text
Fragmentary market items list Philadelphia and New York price snippets for wheats oats hogs and cattle. The text references export markets and specific dairy and livestock terms but is garbled with incomplete figures and place names, hindering full interpretation.
Chicago Grain Prices Decline Amid Bearish Harvest Outlook
Wheat futures drop sharply as estimates of a large Argentine harvest weigh on markets. No 2 red wheat around 128, corn No 2 yellow near 69 7, oats about 47, rye 49, tartey standard 48. Prices show broad weakness across grain futures.
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Treiablic
Vasb
New York Grain Prices and Futures Report
New York grain market notes mixed prices and futures trading. Wheat spot and futures show slight movements while corn oats and hay remain steady or easy with various grade offerings and regional references.
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New York
Manitoba
Butala Western
New York Cotton Market Mixed Activity With Firm Near Months
The New York cotton market showed broader activity and a steady to firmer tone. Near months attracted demand from Liverpool and spot buyers, with December trading around 7.43, while exports were lighter at 27,081 bales for the day and total U.S. season figures reached 1,245,416 bales.
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New York
Liverpool
Propia
Loral
Couath
Close
The Metal Market in New York and London
The report notes tin at 33.50 to 34.50 and electrolytic copper around 12.75, with iron steady. London spot copper stands at £74 26s 6d, futures £14 2s. Tin futures £140 8s, lead around £19 5s, and sheet steel quiet at London levels.
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New York
Navy
London
Londen
Live Stock Markets Charge Through Irregular Receipts
New York Nov. Reeves receipts irregular. steers around 10.25 and 4.50 for older cattle. Veals up to 9.00 and 7.06 for calls. Sheep near 0.60 to 13.08 for yearlings and lambs around 7.00. Hogs steady at around 8.30 to 8.75 with roughs near 7.2. Cattle and hogs reported with mixed calls and varying weights in a fluctuating market.
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Chirag
Ode
New York
Steers
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Reopens Monday at 10 A.M.
The Philadelphia stock exchange will reopen on Monday November 30 at 10 a m for transactions in all securities listed on the regular and unlisted departments. Minimum prices will be posted each morning and set by the special committee. transactions on securities with no minimum may be traded freely.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Board of Governors
The
Exchange
New York Money Market Report Nov 27
Mercantile paper stands at 4 percent as money markets show steady sterling exchange. Day bills quoted at 4.8625 for cables, 4.90 for cables, and 4.89 on demand. Bank balances reported at $12,688, with other figures totaling 278,189,610 in PochAngis balances.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Sly. Sterling Xchange
Baron von Steuben dies 120 years after U S independence
Baron Ferdinand von Steuben a Prussian officer who helped train the American army died in Steubenville New York 120 years ago today on November 3 1794 His work at Valley Forge and at Monmouth earned Washington sires and Hamilton praise He published a military manual and later settled near Utica New York in a log house after a contentious pension dispute with Congress.
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Baron von Steuben
U.S
England
Baron
Frederick Williams
Augustus Henry
Ferdinand von Steuben
Prussia
America
Steuben
Steubenville
Frederick the Great
Count St. Germain
Portsmouth
SN. H
Congress
Valley Forge
Washington
Battle of
Monmouth
Alexander Hamilton
Charles Lee
Warmilton
Utica
N. Y
Schift
New York
Wilson
Paul Warburg
Mr. Schiff
Vederal Reserve Board
Schiff
Morgan
New York City
Exchange Open Today as Brokers Await Reopening
After four months of idle markets the stock exchange will reopen for restricted trading in listed bonds tomorrow. A special five member committee will set minimum prices, and all transactions will be cash only to curb speculation and foreign selling. Bankers with European ties say no concerted liquidating move abroad, while inquiries from out of town seek advice on holdings and investments.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Garfage
Paris
Ig 19
Eleacing House
London
Beng Strong
Berlin
Stack Exchange
Anancial
Special Committee of Five
Toomorrow
Bendai
Auch Securities
Nhankers
Russian Steamship Entry Promises Seattle Trade Boom
Seattle hosts a Rainier Club luncheon honoring the start of steamship service by the Imperial Russian fleet to Seattle and the North Pacific. Guests include Nicholas Bogelaviensky and Captain Kostromkinsky aboard the Novgorod, which will sail Sunday to Vancouver en route to Siberia.
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Seattle
Alexander Baillic
Balfour, Guthrie & Co
Rainier Club
Hoenor
Nicholas Bogelaviensky
Mr. Bogelaviensky
L. E. Kostromkinov
Novgorod
Russian Shipping Corporation
North Pacific
Alexander Kohanovski
Mr. Bogdavlensky
Thomas Burke
M. F. Backus
J. D. Lowman
Union Savings and Trust Company
H. C. Henry
The
Metropolitan Bank
C. J. Smith
Frederic Karl Struve
Seattle National Bank
J. C. Wagner
Bank of California
Mr. Bailie
Russia
Baillie
Germany
Nuscronscevy
Alaska
Northland
Sitka
Vancouver
B. C
Siberia
German and French Views of the War and Pro‑War Voices
Staats-Zeitung essay contrasts English opinions on WWI with retreating pacifists like Morley Burns and Hardie mocked, while Ramsay MacDonald Shaw and others faced jeers. It cites Gardiner’s London Daily News warning that Britain’s course toward war was already set, before August 1914.
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Ramsay McDonald
George Bernard Shaw
England
Atlantic
Lord Northcliffe
A. G. Gardiner
London Daily News
Germany
Mr. Gardiner
Russian Victories Not a Menace to Civilization Says Courrier
From the Courrier des Etats-Unis New York Nov 28 the paper argues against Slav panic fueling German and Austro-Hungarian propaganda. It claims a Russian win would not threaten European civilization and praises Russia's tolerance and alignment with civilised nations while criticizing German accusations of Muscovite barbarity. It notes Russia has reduced vodka use and urges cautious optimism about Russia's reforms and future influence.
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New York
Russia
Poland
Nicholas
Europe
Germany
Galicia
Lemberg
Noted financiers fund cotton pool without solicitation
New York press reports Jacob Schiff and Bernard Baruch, leading private bankers, subscribed to a $100 million cotton pool on their own initiative. They joined others who contributed to aid noncotton states, aiming to ease the cotton crisis and avoid antitrust confrontations, with broad public support and political trust.
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New York
Jacob Schiff
Bernard Baruch
Beth
Jie
Baruch
Schiff
Holean DL
Celt and Teuton Rally to Fight England in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia 4000 Germans and Irish Americans heard Irish Republican Lar kin call for arms to free Ireland from Britain. He denounced Redmond and urged donations for weapons while praising Germany and predicting the end of British rule. A German Irish alliance parade followed, with flags raised and chants of Die Wacht Am Rhein and God Save Ireland.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Celt
Teuton
England
Academy of Music
Manchester
Alen
Larkin
O'Brien
Ltr
Ireland
America
Irish-American League
John Redmond
Britain
Maj
P. J. Jameson
Philip Kapp
Am Rhein
Redmond
Provisional Committee
Home Rule Movement
Germany
I. Hexamer
Henry Weisman
New York
Australian firm orders Milwaukee mixers for Australia
Milwaukee reports two carloads of Milwaukee made concrete mixers valued at 10000 dollars shipping to Australia. A W O Mara Milwaukee representative of Milwaukee Concrete Mixer company at Melbourne arrived here Tuesday and said he expects to buy more machinery in America. He noted about 100600 men having gone to the front but business in Australia remains robust.
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Australia
A. W. O'Mara
Milwaukee Concrete Mixer Company
Melbourne
O’mara
Australian Metal Company
America
Allies Seek Heavy War Horses In Westward Purchases
Cheyenne Wyoming November 27 Allied agents purchase heavy horses for artillery use in Europe. Reports say Russia is supplying fighter horses for cavalry work, signaling intensified supply lines as the war expands.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Trussia
Wisconsin Knitting Works Secures Major Sock Contract
Appleton, Wisconsin, Nov 27. Fox River Valley Knitting Works Co. in Fox River Valley has closed a contract to manufacture 25,000 dozen pairs of woolen socks to be shipped to Allies. The plant is based in Appleton and article notes the large order.
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England
Europe
New York
Appleton
Ripon
Ripon Knitting Works
Appleton, Wia
Fox River Valley Knitting Works Company
Police News Notes From District Theaters and Streets
Robberies reported to police include a gold hunting case chain theft at 1616 W Street NW from ML Ross after a theater event Thursday night. Items stolen also include auto tools, an iron box, a lady Elgin watch, and a overcoat from various addresses in Northwest and Seat Pleasant Md. Several injuries follow incidents: John Barry, 49, injured from a fall at a Chinese restaurant. Myer Spikloser, 10, arm broken playing in front of home. Frederick Johnson found dead from likely accidental gas exposure. Arthur May, 9, injured after bicycle collision with a car on Ninth Street NW.
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ML Ross
Mr | Walker
Seat Pleasant
Richard Irvine
Elgin
John Barry
H Street
Kemergency Hospital
Ninth Street
Myer Spikloser
F Street Southwest
Frederick Johnson
Cara
M Street
Louisiana Avenue Northwest
Johnson
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Yast
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Staats-Zeitung
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John Burns
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Courrier Des Etats-Unis
Rusala
Herman Ridder
Holland
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Hoth
Financial Administration
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Secretary of the Treasury
Martyr
Kansas City
Newport News
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Wyoming
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Nebraska
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Wisconsin Knitting Works
Police
Arthur May
K Street
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B Street
J. W. Lane
Woodley Lane
Boyce Glenn
Swift & Company Union Stock Yards
Swift & Company
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Hayward
Mullin
Apell
Wallashington Asylum Hospital
Jota Fibders
F Street
Uroner Nevitt
Mary Stansbury
Pennsylvania Avenue
Madison
Jackson
William St. Marlow Coal Company
Clark's Wharf
Maggie Archer
Central Office
Franklin
Franklin National Bank
Tenth St. and
Pa. Ave. N. W
EL Aplus
National Savings and Trust Company
15Th and
N. Y. Ave
National Metropolitan Bank
Strep
U. S. Treasury
District of Columbia
Elies
Munsey Trust
Frank A. Munsey
Momey
Tryst
Ruvat Montgagen
Prin Pal Wien
Rome
Calumbla
Amiois
Benblet
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street N. W
J. Thilman
Hendrick Hendrick Building
15Th St
N. W
Second Trust
A. C. Moses Cg., Inc
Sta N.Y. Ave
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