Money rates rise as funds shift and world markets strain
A Washington Post report from New York on October money conditions notes Wall Street focus on rising money rates after October disbursements. It discusses opinions of conservatives about whether cheap money era has ended, the impact of Westward fund flows, and the heavy demand for funds from global markets including Germany Britain France Russia and Japan. The piece highlights a New York Clearing House move toward closer bank trust company cooperation and calls for weekly publicized statements of condition.
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Washington Post
New York
Wall Street
United States
Germany
Reichs—bank
Treasury
Bank of England
England
France
Russia
Japan
Count Okuma
Associated Chambers of Commerce
King
Live Stock Markets Show Mixed North American Trends
New York markets report beef receipts around 200 with steady feeding and scarce demand for grass-fed calves. Cattle, hogs, and sheep see variable pricing. hogs steady to strong, cattle largely steady, lambs and mutton mixed. Chicago notes similar cattle and hog activity. wheat, corn, oats futures show firm to steady moves with steady butter eggs and cheese. Swift & Company's weekly fresh beef sale averages 6.51c per lb.
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New York
Chicago
TOBAQGO PRICES HIGH OLD-TIME RECORDS ATTAINED
Danville Virginia October 8 sales of loose leaf tobacco of the 196 crop were larger with new leaf dominating and wrappers advancing. Prices held firm and showed daily gains. good medium leaf was slightly lower. South Boston and Durham reports note better crop color, increased receipts, and rising prices with steady demand and improving quality.
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Washington Post
Danville
South Boston
North Carolina
Piedmont
Durham
N. C
Robbery at Jacob Greenfield Store on 22nd Street
The store of Jacob Greenfield at 500 Twenty second street was entered Saturday night. Thieves took two dozen pairs of suspenders and a large quantity of groceries. Police inquiry begun.
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Jacob Greenfield
Twenty-second Street
Wall Street Quiet as Bonds and Stocks Narrow Gains
Washington market reports show numerous bond and stock quotes with mixed activity. Major issues including Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone and Washington Gas listed at varied percentages, while Metropolitan and City bonds, railroads, and insurance stocks display fluctuating bids and prices.
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United States
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac
Norfolk and Wahington
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Railway and Electric Common
American National Bank
Riggs Fire Insurance
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler
Greene Copper
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
National Metropolitan Citizang Bank
Baturdey's Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Capitol
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad Ga
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Washington Railway and Electric
Bristol Gag and Electric
Washington Gas Company
Forley PR
United States Electric Light
United States Electric
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company Isles
Potomac Electric Light Lot
Norfolk and Weshington
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Depeclt and ‘Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Trust Company
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Franklin
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Potomac
Arfington
National Union
Columbia
Higgs
People’s
Commercial
Colonial
American Graphophone
Georgetown
Washington Market Shows Strength Despite Large Stock Liquidations
Last week the local exchange absorbed a wave of selling in Washington Gas and Washington Railway stocks with prices nearly recovering to early week levels. The City and Suburban Railway board met but offered no notable developments. Rumors of minority stock purchases persist as a pool controls a majority stake. Record stock and seat prices on the New York exchanges reflect broad market strength, while Alexandria readies for the bankers' convention with visits to notable local sites including the Carlyle mansion and the Jackson House.
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New York
Orl
Acams Express
BR Am
Arerigan Express
American Tea Securities
Anaconda, Mining Co
BOK Nth
Atchison
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn
Canadian Pacific
Central of
Chicago and
Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Northwestern
Mil
St. P
Chicago T
C, G
St. Louis
Colorado
Iran
Southern
Colo
South'n Jet Pta
South
Consolidated Gas
Delaware and Hudson
Del
Lack and Western
Denver
Rio Grande Bay
Rilo G
Abe Soy Diers’ Securities
Ist
Great Orthern
Hocking Valley
Hiinoia Central
International Paper
Ry Town Central Ptd
Kanana City
Sovern
Kansas City Southern Ptd
Louieville
Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Securities
Metropolitan Street Bay
Mexican Entral
Mina
St. P. End
Ste. M
Missouri Pacific
Ranges
Texas
Kane
Tex
Jonal Lead
Mexico
York Central
Ontario
West
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania
People's Go
Vba
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
Bloss
Sheffield Steel
Wa St. L
San F
Southwestern Bt L. Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Roadway
Aig Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal and Iron Ls
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
Bt. I
Wenam
Ht. L. Ang
Erie Union Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Express
United States “Realty
United States Rubber
United States Steel
United States Storm
Caroling Chemi
Carolina Chem
Pra
Wabee
Wabash
Wella-Fargo Exprem
Weertinghouss Medtric
Western Union
Wisconsin Tral
Washington Jip
Washington Gas
Washington Railway Company
City and Suburban Railway
Washeld
Stock Exchange
New York Exchange
Alexandria
Bankers’ Convention
Masonic Lodge
Washington
Christ Church
Carlyle
Old City
Jackson House
Abs 1222 F Street N.W. Banking by Mail
Abs 1222 F Street N.W. offers drafts payable worldwide and 4 percent interest on savings. Operates a banking by mail system protected by a U.S. patent with a special department for ladies.
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U. S
New York Produce Prices and Market Receipts Daily Report
New York Produce reports show butter receipts at 7,963 pounds and cheese at 4,419, with weekly exports of 798 boxes. Eggs steady with 8,202 receipts, and various grain and flour markets listing firm to dull bids. Metal prices, oil, and commodities including cottonseed oil, petroleum, rosin, turpentine, sugar, and coffee noted with current bids and ranges. broad market activity described as quiet to steady across categories.
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New York
Western
Buffalo
Duluth
Manitoba
O. B
Minnesota
Minnegota Bakers
RYS
Pacife
Galveston
California
Texas
India
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Japan
Nowsna
New Orleans
Rio
Cordova
Lake Copper Ie
Qo Alter
Fron Fa
Pri
Mag
Grapa
Mobile
Suyvannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Quist
Norfolk
Bouton— Bet
Paradelphia
Augusta
Memphis
St. Louis
Sever
Cincinnati
Det Wave Pabuaeg
Ben Ievalle
Peiad
Gréat Brie
Stack
Continent
Porte
Great Britain
Daily Cotton Market Signals Bearish Pressure in New York
The Cotton market opened steady then fell amid bear pressure and Wall Street liquidation reports. Prices declined to the low of the day before a mid morning rally from local shorts, showing a steadier tone but remaining bearish overall. A terrible disaster averted note appears, citing Electric Bitters as a remedy.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
Chica
New York
Shorta
Wall Street
Global News Agencies Worldwide Contact List
An international network spans London Bombay Calcutta Singapore Penang Hongkong Canton Manila Cebu Shanghai Yokohama Kobe San Francisco City of Mexico Monterey Panama Washington with agencies across continents. The record notes extensive global reach and presence of press offices and correspondents.
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London
Bombay
Calcutta
Singapore
Penang
Hongkong
Canton
Manila
Cebu
Shanghai
Yokohama
Kobe
San Francisco
City of Mexico
Monterey
Panama
Washington
World
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Newspaper
Rihie
Clearing House
New York Clearing House
Wiliam A. Nash
Cornexchange Bank
Clearing House Association
Nash Saids
Daniel FP. Erllogg
Ste
Swift & Company
NEW York Stock Market
Washington Stock Exchange
NEW York Grain
Eix
Prime Mercantile
Birin
Father Lord
Montreal
Canada
America
Dr. Agnew
Stones & Poole
Ave
O'donnell’s
Sabda
Ames
Local Financial
Lewis Johnson & Co
N.W
Traders National Bank
Hensey Co
Warner Building
Areeree
Abs
F Street N. Ww
China
Philippine Islands
F. H. Smith Co
Y. Ave
George H. Harries
William B. King
Wilton J. Lambert
A. M Lothrap
Theo W. Noyes
J H Ralston
John B Aleman
F- H. Smith
E. Quincy Smith
B N. Watera
3. W.woodward
M M. Momitt
Bond Bldg
GN. Y. Ave
George J. Easterday
Heiskell & McLeran
F ST
Ravsr
N.W. Cor
Sts
Ywourth
Commercial Bank Building
Metropolitan Loan & Trust Co
E Street N
National Loan and Investment Co
15Th
Sts. N. W
U. S. Treasury
National Riggs Bank
Pa. Ave
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Office Cor
3Th
F Sts
John” Joy
M.A. Phillips, Jr
Colorado Building
J. H. Hilsman & Co
Atlanta
Atlantic Coast Line
F. R. Ist
Gaslight & Coke Co
WM. A. Read & CO
Boston
N. W
Halle & Stieglitz
Broad St
Hunter Doll
Chesley & Spence
Jenkins& CO
Commission
Greulich, Martin & CO
Arthur Wall
Lynn, Wall & Co
Adams Building
AGIN
Wade & Hedges
M. J. Sage & CO
Warder Building
Plance, &c
Capital Loan Co
Notary Fen Ne
Potomac Guarantee Loan CO
F Street Nw
Atlantic Building
Surety Loan Company
Warder Bldg
Building and Loans Association
National Mortgage Loan Company
Fst
Apoe
Mutual Loan and Trust
F St. N. Ww
Tolmam
Horges and Vehicles
Oxford St
Bell Telephone
Poplar
Vermont Avenue
Vt. Court
D. Hoouck
10Th St
J. Tarshes
7Th St
Daqgud
Matt
Q ST
10Th St. Nw
STH
Mme. Ray
G St. Aw
S. Burnstehin
Mme
Melba
F St. Nw
RICH
7Th
Pee Miss Barnes
I St
Arlington Hotel
Tawrence
Oral Field
National Detective Agency
14Th and G
Morgan Bradford
Main
Mrs. Brown
ST. Nw
Nina Napier
Marie Sydney
Rita
ERT
BE. Bradley
First Trust City
Securites
Walter H. Acker
Faw
Building Association
C. A Baker
Metzerott Bldg
D. C
Frank Trawlings
Arinston Fire Insurance Company
Harrison-Browning Co
G St
Hos
J. Fisher & CO
Bend Bldg
D. Cc
Moore & Ehili
Tme
14Th St
A. F Pox Co., Inc
JAS M. York & Sons
St. Aw
Maryland
Inter. Nt. Insurance
J. H. Bradley Company, Inc
WM. H. SAUNDERS @ CO
Fat
Tyler
Ee A
BE. Hoon
Havin
Oe Knoat
Caple
Joseph Cahn
Jenfer Building
Tth
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