Market Moves Irregular as London Pulls Profit-Taking
The Washington Post reports a unsettled trading day with leading stocks slipping early on London profit-taking and renewed selling, then steadying and closing with selective advances led by United States Steel. Rumors around Canadian Pacific distributions and New York Central expansions influenced investors, while English bankers adjusted stance on cotton bills and the time money market in London showed signs of hardening toward 5 percent.
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Pennsylvania
New York Central
Canadian Pacific
Washingon Post
New York
Stock Exchange
London
United States Steel
Wabash-Pittabure
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Maryland
Washington Stock Exchange and Market Bids Report
Money rates steady with three percent ruling. time loans mixed. Sterling and commercial bills quoted with minor shifts. Copper futures show narrow moves. New York copper market steady. Local iron, oil balances, and regional commodity figures noted with varied activity.
Wall Street Gossip on Market Tactics and Stocks
Special to The Washington Post from New York on October 18 outlines brokered expectations of a normal Tuesday reaction after nine straight up trading days. It notes Canada Pacific and Texas Company moves, General Electric capacity use, and a late shift in price from 135 to 124 with a 14 point gain for Texas Company amid volatile early activity.
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Washington Post
New York
Southern Railway Nears Dividend Threshold Under Harriman Policy
Irving K Cruett moves from Fidelity and Casualty to Fidelity and Deposit as assistant superintendent of accident department. Southern Railway draws nearer to dividend on its preferred stock with Finney pushing improvements to use surplus earnings. earnings for the year ended show 5 percent on preferred and nearly 3 percent on common.
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Irving K. Cruett
The
Fidelity and Casualty Company
New York
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Mr. Cruett
Southern Railway
New York Dispatch
Finney
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Southern
New York Prices Mixed in Grain and Livestock Markets
New York market reports show butter and eggs steady with quiet poultry demand. Wheat futures declined earlier then steadied. corn and oats offered small gains or little change amid export activity. Beef and veal supplies in steady to soft ranges, with hogs firm to higher on light demand and cattle trading relatively steady statewide.
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New York
Middle West
Hilo
Santos No
Cordova
Duluth
Manitoba
Washington financial roundup boosts Potomac Electric and rail bonds
On the Washington Stock Exchange bonds led trading with Potomac Electric Consolidated at 58 and Washington Railway and Electric at 4a. Potomac Electric nears 1001-4 while the railway stock changes at 931-4 with 33,000 sold. Washington Gas stock at 7 percent. 4 percent bonds rise to 1031-2. Local capitalists plan a Martinsburg brick plant with $100,000 investment. Washington to appoint representatives for a national monetary conference in New York November 11-12. A new national bank reportedly to form in Washington within 30 days. Half Million Club touted to attract manufacturers. Building Association Council elects Bauman president.
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Potomac
Washington Rwy
Fotal
Elec
Washington Gag
Mergenthaler Linotype
National City Bank
Potomac Electric Cons
National Bank
Ani Elec
Treasury
Ness
Aes BN
Gentetown Cins
Teiliston Gas
Washington Gay
Capital Traction
Anacostia
Potom
United States
Columbia
Columbia A. National Bank
Metropolita
Indy
Washington
Ewe
Hilec
Alex
NL. Veroon
Botomac Electric
Chesapeake and Potomac Totomac Electric Light
National Banke
Emerson
Philippine Treasury
Abetewan
Cana
Nortot's
Geol Retone Ois
Greene-Cananes
Columbus
Lincoln
Netroy
Trust Company
American Security and
Tee
National Savings and Uruun ‘Trust
Ig2igasi United Fates
Ashi Savings Bank Srudits
New York
Home Savings
Tose
American Steel Foundry
Union Savinige Wea
Bieel Foundry
Adams Express
American Tobacco
Braden Arlington Braden
Commerce
Thuttealtion Cotcorsancago Subway
Fireman
National Union
otoMac
Oy Giroux Consolidated
Greene-Cananse
Inspiration
Washington la Rose Consolidated
Mason Valley
Emerson Steam Pump
Miami
Nevada-Utah
South Utah
Nipissing Mines
Ray Consolidated
Western Pacific
Yukon Gold
I. U
Hox
Allis-Chalmera Pro
International Pump
Iowa Central
American Agricultural
Kansas City
Ste
American Ice Securities
Tex
Missouri Pacific
American Locomot National Biscuit
National Lea
Toh WolAm
Nat. Hys
Steel Foundries
New York Central
American
Washington Gas Light Company
Tel and Tel
Norfolk and Western
American Tobacco Pia
North American
GEIS
American Wooten Azazial
Northern Pacific
Anaconda. Mining Co
Parine Mail
People's Gen.eees Company
Baltimore and Ohty
Pittsburg C. oSethlehem
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
TBR
Railway Star
New Jeras
Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Atti
Republic Steel
Chicago and Alton
Rock Island Co
Chi. Gt. Western (New
Ch. Gt. Western
Chicago and
Northwestern
Louis Southwestern
St Paul
L. Southwestern
St. Louis
osa-SheMerd
St. and Iron
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Southern Pacine
Coloral and
Southern
Southern Railway Itv
Consolidated Gas
Southern Railway Pla
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Delaware and Hudson
Texas
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Rio Grande
Toledo
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Union Paritic
Erie
Conjunion Pacific
United States Realty le Cry
United States Rubber
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Goldfeld Consolidated
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Great Northern Ptd
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Interborough Met
Interborough- Met
Western
Maryland
International Harvester
Weatinghouse
International Marine
Western Union
Tata3
International Paper
Wheeling and
Lalselma
W. B
Washington Stock Exchange
Potomac Electric Consolidated 58
Washington Railway and Electric 4A
Potomac Electric
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler
Financial Washington
Chamber of Commerce
William F. Gude
Chamber
Building Association Council of
Charles H. Bauman
James F. Shea
Charles #. Benjamin
Ohio
New York Cotton Market Declines on Weather and Yield Hopes
New York cotton prices fell today as good southern weather and rising yield estimates pressured the market. Last prices closed barely steady, down about 30 points on November and roughly 17 to 20 on the general list. Reports from Memphis and southern markets suggested lower prices ahead while frost was not anticipated. An English expert cited a crop figure around eleven million four hundred sixty five thousand bales. the bill of lading dispute and French strike drew little attention. Open at 24.50.
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Chicago
New York
Apat
Memphis
Georgetown Class of 1912 elects officers at law school
At a Georgetown University law school meeting the class of 1912 elected officers. William Clay Holmes was chosen president, W. F. Collender secretary, Jack Aliogte treasurer, J. C. Fair historian, and John R. Dillard sergeant-at-arms.
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Georgetown University
Law School
E Street
William Clay Holmes
W. F. Collender
Jack Aliogte
J. C. Fair
John R. Dillard
Cattle Market Shows Higher Prices for Veal and Sheep
The general cattle market trend indicates rising prices. Veal calves are very active with strong per hundredweight values, while sheep and spring lambs command notable per pound rates. Calves vary by grade with high and medium ranges reflected in the market summaries.
Supreme Court calendar and docket details printed in The Legal Record
The record lists United States v Barber et al and United States v Ansonia Copper, with arguments, briefs, and deadlines. It covers multiple cases, adjournments, assignments, and docket notes across the Supreme Court and District of Columbia courts, including equity, circuit, criminal, and probate matters.
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United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Justice White
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Lurton
Justice Hughes
United States
Ansonia, Brass and Copper Company Et al
L L. Lewis
Xppa Hunton, Jr
R. G. Bickford
I. T. Lewis
Frank H. Mason
Fowler
Transfers of property parcels across several neighborhoods
Real estate deeds show multiple conveyances. Gertrude A. Doyle sells part of lot U2 in square 2526 for 18 dollars. Alexander Wolf and partners transfer parcels to Moses Goldenberg and to Frank Jaeger. William Hornet and Ernest Lomax exchange lot 17 in Trinidad. Bartholomew Diggins and spouse convey Lot 20 in square 701 at North Carolina Avenue Southeast to Robert B Hogan and Anora Hogan.
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Gertrude A. Doyle
Mattingly Tnact
Namee Wyatt
W. Carl Wyatt
Eighth Street
Worthwest
Muiry Janger
Carl
Alexander Wolf
Moses Goldenberg
Frank Jaeger
Petworth
Guy P. Warren
D. Goldsmith Shanks
Trinidad
William H. Hornet
Ernest Lomax
North Carolina Avenue
Bartholomew Diggins
Robert B
Anora Hogan
Suburban Property Liens and Secured Notes Across District
A long list of property securities and deed notes records distributions of liens and mortgages across multiple neighborhoods including Holmead Manor, Le Droit Park, Barry Farm, Near Tennallytown, Mount Pleasant, Petworth, Trinity, Trinidad, and Bloomingdale. Transactions show sums from 250 to 8,000 dollars with terms ranging from 1 to 6 years, many at 5 or 6 percent, with parcels described by lot, block, and square numbers and secured by lenders such as Washington Loan and Trust Company and Equitable Building Associations.
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LTO
Dennis EK
Conroy Et Ax
Galen E. Green
Holmead Manor
Francia A. Blundon
Sara
Rittenhouser
Ase
Petworth Guy
Warr
Benjamin R. Snyder
Villa Park
Clara A. Marden
Edwin R
Paul Foi
Washington Highlands
Charles G. Taylor
Singeton L
Mary J. Cooper
LE Droit Park
James Howard
Byam
R Boule
Lota
Saul
Willam B. Cole
Clarence R. Abalt
Clarence R. Atalt
Eames
M Street
Ninth
Tenth
Florence Fa Diegdouna
Perkins Trosedale Strelt
Sara A. Rittenhouse
Henry F. Mooney
William A. Spigini
Francis A. Blundon
Benjamin F. Snyder
L. Cabell Williamson
William H. Scofield
Guy P. Warren
Squars
Howard WW. Payne
George ‘W. Offutt
John W. Bagley
Potomac Savings Bank
William P. Gibbons
Joseph H. Stewart
Robert W. Brown
Ethel M. Gibbons
Barry Farm
Clarence W. Tignor
William L. Tignor
Charles A. Tignor
Tenallytown
Charles A. Hinex
Ran Helder
James Berry
Arthur Carr
Perpetual Building Association
Tennallytown Square
Julian Tappet
Julian Tappet Uz. To Chapin Brown and Henry H. Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
Mount Atry
Gertrude A. Doyle
Thomas M. Gale
George B. Hamilton
Chevy Chase Land Company
Square
James J. Kemp
William J. Flather
Milton E Alles
John M. June
Frederick R. Walker
Solomon Solet
Columbia
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Sth Street
Northwest
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George F. Foster
Joseph E. Ralph
Eary Man
Louis P. Shoemaker
George H. Harries
Wilton J. Lambert
F. L. Siddons
Gustave Lansburgh
John B. Sieman, Jr
Lee D. Latimer
Quincy Smith
L. Lecite
M.A. Winter
W. H. Lynn
Washington Cattle Market
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District of Columbia
Ghief
Justice Rabb
Justha van Oradel
Jann F. Collins
Chapman
Capital Traction Company
Griffith
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
W. G. Gardiner
Appellant
B.S. Minor
Jesse H. Wilson, Sr
Atlington Brewing Company Ve
A. Bailey
H. Winship Wheatley
Leon Tobriner
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L. A. Dailey
Talbott Ve. Pickford Et al
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Hayden
Johnson
Desia
Hutchinson
Sheles
McCammon
Kimball Company
Wiliams
Wheatley
Cobb & Davidson
Rawtinga
Collins
Jones—Ridout
Fletcher Vs. Lipscomb
Hufty
Liecomb
Reilly
District of Columbia and
Washington Terminal Company
H. Thomas
Wamiltor, Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton
Supreme Court
Equity Court
Justice Stafford
Cody
Hillyer
G. W. Drew
Richardson & Burgess
Maghan
H. E. Davis
Gittings & Chamberlin
George R. Johnstone
Walter C. Englleah
Dyer
Faulkner
RP. Barnard
E. L. Gies
A. Barnard
Barnard & Johnson
C. A. Barnard
EB. L. Giez
Coffey
National Savings and Trust Company
Nathaniel Wilson
W. G. Johnson
Minnie Sklar
R. A. Cortin
Landon Ve. Karrick
H. B. Davis
BB. Kimball
W. E. Ant
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Justice Anderson
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Mazinger
Plaintif
E. L. Giles
J. J. Darlington
Harnarg
Mitchell Ya
W. E. Ambrose
A. &. Worthington
Stewart
Winslow
Catendar
Plaintets
Brandenburg
Edmund Sr
Eliot Ve. Thompson
A.B Worthington
Lackie, Fulton & Cox
Warren Va
Washington Herald Company
Berman Vs. Ital Tra
Lambert & Yeatman
R. i Son
Gardner Ve
Chesapeake Beach Company
Mather & Hopewell
McKenney & Flannery
Miller
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
J. E. Collins
H. A. Glorke
Hamton
Merritat
Chesapeake Beach Railway Company
Kappler
Wolf & Rosenberg
R. Ross Perry &Son
G. T. Dunlap
Criminal Court No
Justice Wright
Rufus H. Speake
W. B. Guy
Harry Hughes
Edmund Carrington
Charles Jones
HE. M. Hewlett
M. 5
O'Brien
Clarence W. Grady
Clabaugh
Royal G. Mundy
Thomas Spillman
Nathaniel Keeling
Spilman
Gusty
Keeling
M. EB. O'Brien
L. J. Mather
John F. Gilliam
Justice Gould
Paul H. McDonald
Fred Beall
William A. Knapp
Will
L. W. Tolman
David C. Yingling
Frank Stetson
Harry T. Butts
Annie Clarkson
Lester & Price
Charles T. Browning
M. Strasburger
R. 3. Hume
James H. Edwards
Richardson & Kimball
Henry, Bontz
Baker, Sheehy & Hogan
Mary A. Gibbons
Bonda
Gordon & Gordon
John Chester
Charles A. Rady
Frances Marie’ Ready
A. E. Ambrose
Mary E. Burke
Will Aled
A. H. Bell
Dennis Horigan
D. W. O'Donoghue
Helen Lae Et al
Buardian Aled
Wilson & Barksdale
Princeton Place
E. H. Thomas
James F. Smith
Aliee A. Baker
Berry & Minor
the Diffenbaugh Construction Company
Winots Surety Company
Bond
Washington Loan and Trust Co
John Joy Edson
Banking Department
Trust Department
Real Estate Department
Banking Dept
Equitable
Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
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Lawrence Barnum & Co
Bankers
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Keeley Gore
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