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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1914

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Is This the Kind of Bank You Want to Bank With

An advertisement asks readers to consider the bank's suitability while noting a 2 percent interest rate on checking accounts. It presents a consumer finance pitch stressing policy and service as deciding factors for potential customers.

Mungey Trust Company Munsey Trust Company

Exchange Rates Fall and Cotton Exports Rise in War Credit Climate

New York reports continued heavy European demand for commodities and general merchandise, with London and Berlin quotes slipping. Cotton exports reach 20 000 bales, heading mainly to British ports and the Orient, while a new phase of the cotton pool links Federal Reserve and major banks. Copper demand stays weak, time money sits around 6 to 7 percent, and gold shipments to Canada rise as currency transfers adjust to the cotton movement.

New York Steet London London Exchange Mane Continental Exchange Berlin Hamburg New Orleans Canada City Note Syndicate Charles S. Hartin Federal Reserve Board Washington American Bankers’ Association Richmond United States Hamlin George G. Reynolds Chicago Heynolds Gov. Hamlin United States Treasury Federal Re Serve Board

New York Cotton Market Quietly Shifts Toward Exported Supplies

United States Treasury report notes firmer cotton bills in the foreign exchange market and hints at rising export interest. Eastern mills reportedly buying near current prices while Southern warehouse costs and carrying questions grow. Exports for the day reach 20,000 bales, season total 382,560, with September values about 3 cents per pound lower than last year. New Orleans spot prices remain quiet at 8 1/2 to 8 3/4 cents.

New York Aho Epot New Orleans United States Supreme Court Mc—Kenna Justice Holmes Justiga da Hughes van Devanter Justice Lamar Justice Pleney Tuntice McReynolda Alfred E. Holcomb New York City Frank Pace Little Rock Ark John B. Mr Caleb Batesville Edwin DL. Brown Parker Etta M. Kuhns Dayton Ohio Robert R. Nevin Robert G. Street Galveston Tex Lewis J. Weadock Bay City Mich Frederick €. Miller Mount Clemens John A. Davis Kosciusko Miss Hattiesburg James BR. McDuw- Jacks Robert W. Richards Chicago Daniel Stanley Wentworth Calwago Charles J. O'Connor Til Parker Ho Hong Tore Teigen Sioux ,Falls Dak Alevande Mar Thompson Pittsburgh James Kaus Omaha Nebr W. OH. Barnes Fairbur Nebr Wermath, Jr Mil George E. Beers New Haven Conn William Hunter Tampa Wla Samuel Borchardt Harry N. Haynes Greeley Citizens’ Insurance Company of Missouri Matt C. Clay District Court of the United States The Western Union Telegraph Company Thomas F. West Appellee Frank B. Kellogg United States Holland-America Wallace Luchua H. Beers

Chicago Grain Market Shows Strength in Wheat Corn and Oats

Chicago grain prices rose with exports and rising demand. Wheat futures gained 1 to 1 1/2 cents, corn up about 1 1/2, oats up around 1 1/2, while provisions slid 2 to 6 cents. Cash quotes listed No 2 hard wheat around 1.13 to 1.15, corn No 2 yellow about 75 to 77 cents, oats No 3 white near 48 to 54 cents.

Chicago

New York Produce Prices and Market Report Oct 21

NY market notes steady to firm for butter cheese eggs and poultry with varied receipts. Coffee, sugar, and cotton futures show mixed shifts while wheat corn and fats hold near steady. Chicago hogs and cattle prices slip alongside regional grain movements and treasury figures touch base on cash and notes.

New York Tim Rio Exchange London Santos Duluth Manitoba Middle West Eawy

Local Produce Market Prices and Varieties

Wholesale prices listed for live hens pork turkeys butter eggs cheese and New York State cheese. Vegetables include potatoes yams sweet potatoes peppers okra beans tomatoes cauliflower celery lettuce kale turnips onions carrots and fruit items such as oranges lemons pineapples apples watermelons peaches pears grapes and more with prices per barrel crate basket or dozen.

New York State Virginia West Virginia Southen Vrare Carpets Bartlett Niagara

Baltimore Markets Oats Poultry and Dairy Prices Listed

Baltimore markets report thin oats and varied poultry prices with live stock rankings. Listings show white oats, cornish hens, ducks, Peking and Muscovy ducks, turkeys, and creamery butter with letters indicating quality and regional origins. Local prices and availability are noted for Maryland, Virginia, and nearby markets.

Baltimore Net Muscovy Virginia Keys- Berneylvania Asia

Philadelphia Markets Report From October 21

Philadelphia markets show firmer dairy with New York full cream at steady prices. Wheat futures rise on export demand while northern market figures remain tentative. Poultry demand remains weak for live birds and dresses poultry shows no major movement.

Washington cattle market price snapshot

Hogs per hundredweight 7.50 to 8.00 dollars. Sheep per hundredweight 4.15. Young cattle choice per pound 11.11. Spring lambs 1.8 dollars per pound.

New York Money Market Snapshot Oct 41 Closing Rates

New York money market bulletin notes mercantile paper and sterling exchange as weak. The closing shows 60 day bills for demand at 4.9450.

New York Mercantile Paper Sterling Exchange

Receiver appointed for Michel & Co Jewelry Store

Justice McCoy of the District Supreme Court named L L Hamner temporary receiver for the retail jewelry business at 1115 G street NW. Bond set at 4500. Creditors Schumacher Goldamid and Weil filed the petition via Lucas P. Loving. Case adjourned to Rh D Quinter, bankruptcy referee. Also notes Railway Supply Convention bid, dissolution suit of Sahia Gensberg and Samuel Cohen, and a banking institute meeting at 1214 F street NW.

Justice McCoy District Supreme Court L. L. Hamner G Street Northwest Michel & Co John Schumacher Marcus Goldamid Morris Weil New York City Lucas P. Loving J. J. Carmody LJ. Mather R. 3. Downey Sahia Gensberg Samuel Cohen Grotery D Street Neumeyer Gensberg McCoy Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court No. 1

Holland reveals May hold shipme nts of gold in U S balance of trade

The report notes a surge in U S exports from New York and other ports in September lifting the trade balance. Officials anticipate exports may total around two billion dollars for 1914, possibly reducing the need for a large gold pool to cover foreign obligations. The piece highlights restored demand from nations not at war and the impact on gold reserves and municipal debt.

American Bankers’ Association Richmond Washington Europe New York Custom House Boston Norway Sweden Spain Italy England Germany France Belgium Department of Commerce United States Great Britain Russia Gold Fund New York City Holland

Real estate transfers across Washington districts listed

A long list of property transfers records sales across multiple neighborhoods including Villa Park Heights West Woodridge Ingleside and Sixteenth Street Heights. Transactions involve numerous buyers and sellers such as Lucinda A Grace Leland Barton Samuel Burnside and Clara A Marden with prices commonly at ten dollars and occasional higher figures like nineteen dollars. Records cover parcels in blocks squares and avenues including Massachusetts Avenue Northeast Sixteenth Street Northwest and G Street Southeast among others.

Kenyon Street Lucinda A. Grace Leland Barton Columbia Heights Sixteenth Harry A. Kite Anton J Julia N. Mashusky Villa Park Samuel Burnside Clara A. Marden Earl P. Hopkins Alm Decary Nellie B. Stone Ingleside Wierman BR. Howenstein Ernest, Geratenburg Marion G. Laka Kellie B. James George Y. Worthington William H. Lean Mary J. Graham Henry H. Bergmann Julian A. Iaedel Parte Origi Walter B .Blaine W. Fred Holtzman Robert B. Lavin Walter B Maud Blaine Chichester Ella R. Moore Thomas F Horatio N. Taplin Barry Farm Sarah E. Scott Charles W. Cropp Fieth Street Susan R. Merriam Evan Stokes New Jersey Ave J. Vernon Richard H George A. Beckley Sixteenth Street Heights Lynchburg Innvestment Company Mary L. Kelly Chevy Chase Chevy Chase Land Company Harry G. Laycock Pleasant Plains Lattle M. Martin Jemes George A. Martin Hillbhook Rudolph B. Behrend Thrace Frederick W. Johnson

Deeds of Trust in City Squares and Heights Set

Deeds of trust listed across multiple squares and districts securing various properties. Amounts range from $180 to $4,500 with terms from 1 to 3 years and interest rates around 5 to 6 percent, including monthly and semiannual payments. Names include Mashusky, Browning, Dixon, Herkman, James, Crews, Patten, Dean, Goekeler, Boucher, Logan, King, Klein, Fritz, Peckler, Lavcock, Moore, Abbott, Phillips, Williams, Johnson, and others securing real estate for lenders such as Perpetual Building Association, Munsey Trust, and others in Washington Heights and Meridian Hill areas.

Anton J. Mashusky B. Francia Saul G. Percy McGlue Harry A. Mite Nellie H. Browning James Berry Marvin A.custis Perpetual Building Association Bredley Dixon Harry C. Herkman Robert FR. Cook Elmar Cook Tressia FR. Cook Nellie B. James C. Elton Tor Charles P. Sion Charles W. Fairfax Marion G. Lake Enos Crews Toy Christian J. Gorkeler John A. Masts Robinson White Edamund A. Patten James J. Nicholson L. GL. Nicholson Lee Brown William H. Dean Emanuel Sueich Gustave T. Worthington George ¥. Worthington George Y. Worthington Burrville John J. George Christian Z. Goekeler Edward George Joseph A. Boucher Ernest L. Schmidt George M. Emmerich German-American Building Association Whiter B. Blaine William A. HW Harr A. Kite W. Fred Holtzman Washington Heights Mary B. Logan William FE Eedmonston Vania R. Peak Marr Finness G. Walker Marcus R. King R. Francis Saul Harry A. Kite Louia Klein Simon Opfenheimer Warvey M. Sager Julia K. Fritz Same Richard H. Peckler Walter Ro Wncox George William T. Miller Jessie K. Moore Samuel M. Meeke George A. Prevent Grace Fi. Mocks Binek Frederick W. Jehnson

Theaters Show New Comedies and Stars Around Town

Belasco presents Miss Marie Tempest in Mary Goes First and The Marriage of Kitty next week, with W Graham Browne and company. Julian Flange’s The Crinoline Girl arrives at Columbia, Eltinge returns in new songs and wardrobe. National hosts Seven Keys to Baldpate with a Vermont hotel wager plot, Poll Players stage When We Were Twenty-One, Strand offers Sealed Orders and The Great Diamond Robbery, Gayety curates The Liberty Girls and The Mikado burlesque, and Moore’s Garden Theater features When Broadway Was a Trail with Barbara Tennant.

Belasco Marie Tempest Mary Kitty Washington the Belasco Henry Arthur Jones Cosmo Gordon Tennox Miss Tempest Ines Mary Wichello Comedienne Kitty Lhverton Julian Fltnge Columbia Mr. Eltinge Baldpate Beldpate George M. Cohan Cohan & Harris Nat ©. Goodwin Maxine Elliott Strand Tom Moore Richard Harding Davis Strand Theater New York Daniel WV Arthur Wallace Eddinger Edward M. Alfriend A. C. Wheeler Mr. Eiddinger Charles J. Foss R. E. Graham Eliza Proctor Otis Martin J. Alsop Gail Kane Stapleton Kent Percy Standing Parnell B. Pratt Gayety Liberty Girls Matt Kennedy Rele Adolph Moore’s Garden Theater Shuberts Barbara Tennant Mfe

Columbia and New York Symphony Offer Premiere Concerts

Theatre previews list a rotation of major acts including Mme Cavalier in Manon Lescaut, The Prince of India, and musical comedietta by Cosmos-Bradlee-Martin Company. The Cosmos bill features Marie Rowlands, Hercules, and vaudeville acts, with Barlow’s comedy circus throughout the week. The New York Symphony Orchestra, led by Efrem Zimbalist, performs Bruch and Brahms pieces at Columbia Theater on Tuesday afternoon. Jerome K. Jerome to lecture at Belasco on Confessions of a Playwright next Tuesday evening.

York the Prince of India Gen Lew Wallace Cosmos Bradlee-Martin Company Jack Jessie Jerry The Marle Rowlands Ameri Hercules Sawtelle Victerson, Terrest and Company Tistrier Attorner Warren and Brockway Barlow Comedy Circus New York Symphony Ochestra Columbia Theater Efrem Zimbalst Bruch Brahm Belasco Jerome K. Jerome Helasco Theater Mr. Jerome Miss Hobbs John Inglefield Crandall Klaw & Erlanger Alice Joyce Arizona Lubin Michel Barrymore the Nightingale Augustus Thomas Garrison

Supreme Court Docket Includes Major Civil and Criminal Actions

The Legal Record lists the Supreme Court justices presiding and names numerous litigants from New York to Missouri. Dockets show cases over insurance, corporate disputes, and appeals, with adjournments and noted miscellaneous assignments across equity and circuit courts, probate, bankruptcy, and criminal calendars dated 1914.

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