Cash Supply Growing. Much Gold Shipped to Canada
Estimates indicate about 25 million dollars in gold has been sent to Ottawa from New York credits as pressures ease in money markets. Banks report easier call money and 40 day loans near 6 percent with high grade collateral supporting new lending. Exchange markets show dull activity while brokers seek short term notes and high grade bonds. A cotton pool plan advances but federal reserve control remains a condition, and Canada bound gold transfers reflect continued international monetary moves.
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Ottawa
New York
Reserve Board
Wall Street
London
Founa
Federal Reserve Board
Canada
Ivan
Bank of England
Local Produce Market Wholesale Prices Listing
Wholesale prices for poultry butter cheese and a wide range of vegetables and fruits. Includes prices for spring chickens turkeys eggs peppers tomatoes cucumbers romaine lettuce and various regional fruits with units per basket barrel box or pound. Prices reflect public wholesale market listings and regional variability.
Mergenthaler Linotype Company Reports 1914 Results
The Mergenthaler Linotype Company posts net income of 2 547 849 dollars for the year ending September 30 1914, a sharp drop from prior years, with a large cash surplus and a debt free balance sheet. President Philip T Dodge discusses foreign expansion, patent litigation, and the impact of World War I on profits and dividends. The firm plans cautious spending and may limit extra dividends to preserve financial strength.
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Mergenthater Linotype Company
Aurplua
Philip T. Dodge
Germany
England
France
Sutta
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
L¢Ia
United States Treasury Financial Snapshot and Receipts
United States Treasury reports show receipts and disbursements for the day and month, with totals for cash assets and liabilities. The release lists revenue receipts, ordinary disbursements, and year-to-date figures, alongside coin and note denominations and reserve funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Treven Gollenia
United States
Treasury
Philippines
New York Produce Prices Briefly Skimmed
New York markets show buckwheat flour at 2.40 to 2.65 per WM, cornmeal steady, raw sugar 2.61 with refined at 1 28, seed oil around 4.98 to 4.59, family 24.00, beef easy mess 31.00, lard varying by region from 10.55 to 11.50 with refined at 21.60, and South American compound 7 7M.
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Middle East
South America
New York Cotton on Hold as Local Committees Signal Overhaul
No fresh developments in the plan to reform the cotton market. Local committees have nearly completed a survey on taking over all commitments from the contemplated corporation at a price per pound for December. Traders await an official announcement. Prices show mixed movement with Texas offerings firmer while eastern market markers ease. Weather remains favorable for picking and growing. New Orleans figures show 6% miles, 45.
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New York
Cotton Exchange
Texas
New Orleans
Wheat Market Patchy Movements Across Chicago Futures
Wheat prices showed mixed moves with demand firm but cash markets steady to firm. Notable quotes include spot No 2 yellow at 83 and futures around 1.03 for December with activity in Buffalo and Western Manitoba noted.
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York
Delato
Manitoba
Buffalo
Auffalo
Harley—Quler
Butaa
Livestock Markets on Oct 22 Across New York and Chicago
New York cattle and calf entries show receipts around 2,113 to 614 with veals ranging 6.25 to 8.00, grassers 5.00 to 6.00, yearlings nominal. Hog receipts near 4,009 with no trading. Chicago’s hogs at 20,000 with ranges 6.90 to 7.65 and strong tone. cattle around 6,000 with weak demand. sheep and lambs about 23,000 with firm to steady pricing and varied ranges.
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New York
Chicago
Washington cattle market listing fragment
Fragmentary market note from Washington listing cattle and sheep prices per pound, with unclear values and misread terms. Contains references to lambs and spring lambs with numbers that appear garbled.
Oil Quotations and Bank of England Report
Oil quotations from Che Pa show Huns 149699 barrels, average 111184. Shipments 81768 barrels, average 80988. Bank of England weekly statement in London reports reserve up 696000, circulation up 2152000, bullion up 877366, other securities down 527000, other deposits up 4730000, public deposits down 7958000, reserve to liability ratio 27.82%. Seaboard Air Line defers quarterly dividend due to European war effects, says S Davies Warfield.
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Bank of England
London
Seaboard Air Line
Baltimore
Seaboard Air Line Railway
S. Davies Warfield
Steel dividend in scrip at Cambria Steel
Cambria Steel Company declares the usual quarterly dividend of 11-4 percent but pays in a redeemable scrip exchangeable for cash in two years. The scrip bears 5 percent interest. Earnings for eight months ended September 30 were the smallest in the company’s history, about 4 percent on capital.
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Philadelphia
Cambria Steel Company
Baltimore Markets Wheat and Poultry Prices Notice
Baltimore markets report steady wheat prices with No 2 red at 1.14 and Western No 2 red at 1.17. Poultry values listed for alive chickens ducks geese and turkeys with varied per pound rates. butter creamery and dairy products priced across multiple grades. eggs shown by region with loss-offs and firsts varying by origin.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Philadelphia Markets Update Oct 22 Firm butter and cheese notes
Philadelphia markets report Butter steady to firm with firn qualities, Bogs firm, Cheese Easter and New York fall cream at 14 4 15 percent. Wheat steady with corn higher for No 2 yellow locally oats steady and poultry steady.
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Philadelphia
New York
New York Money Market Briefs
New Yorker 32 reports mercantile activity with steady short-term rates. Exchange rates show demand at 4.4180 and 4.95 for 69-day bits. Cables priced at 4.4540 with a 59 basis reading.
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New Yorker
Mercantile Appensage
Sterting Exchange
Barelver
Honor Memory of Dead King
The American Ambassador Walter Hines Page joined French Japanese Russian Italian and Spanish ambassadors and others of the diplomatic corps at a requiem mass for the late King Charles de Roumania at the Greek Church Sunny. King George was represented by Baron Sandhurst lord chamberlain.
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London
Walter Hines Page
Charles de Roumania
Sunny
George
Baron Sandhurst
Lord Chamberlain
Holland News and Farquhar Rubber Ventures
A detailed report discusses Percival Farquhar’s Madeira Railroad venture in South America and its credit protections as European disruptions impact profits. It covers rubber market swings from $2 to 5 cents, Malay Straits plantations, and ensuing U.S. court actions to shield creditors. Also notes a local wedding in Rockville Mary Alice Mossburg and Jesse A Brown, plus two legal notices in the district court.
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New York
Percival Farquhar
South America
United States
Little Railroad
Madeira River
Bolivia
Brazil
Malay Straits
Great Britain
Europe
Madeira Railroad
Amazon River
Andes
Holland
Murders Rise in U S with Memphis Leading Death Rate
The Spectator reports U S homicide rates rising over 30 years. Among 1913 data from 30 cities, the national rate hit 8.7 per 100000, a peak since 1884 aside from 1907. Memphis Tennessee tops city rates and shows an increase to 8.7. Manhattan and The Bronx also rise in 1913.
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United States
Memphis
Anga, Ia
Tenn
Spectator
Manhattan
Bronx
New York City
Supreme Court terms and admittances in a dense legal record
The United States Supreme Court session lists admitted practitioners from multiple states and ongoing docket entries No. 380 882 231 462 and various equity and circuit court matters. Proceedings include alimony orders probate assignments condemnation and property transfers with numerous attorneys named and adjournments noted.
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United States Supreme Court
Justice McKeona
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Juatiea Hughes
Juntice van Devanter
Tuetica Lamar
Justice Pitney
William Jay Turner
Philadelphia
N. B. Morris
Palestine
Tex
Gurney E. Newlin
Los Angeles
Cal
Irving G. Vaan
S M
Percy Downs Maddin
Thomas Francis Howe
Chicago
Daniel W. Perkine
Washington, D. C
Richard B. Runke
Merrill
Wis
Alexander Dunnett
St. Johnsbury
Francia J.connor
Johnstown
Marion A. Carringer
Tionesta
Edwin G. Davis
Boise
Idain
Joseph Potts
New York City
Wallace
United States
Platetiff
William C. Nixon
Atorney
Underwood
W. F. Evans
United Btama of America
School salesmanship courses eyed in District schools
Superintendent Ernest J. Thurston announced plans to introduce salesmanship as a vocational course in Washington public schools. The program may start in lower grades and extend to high schools and the eighth grade, aiming to give practical business training before graduation. He noted many clerks lack high school education and set November 3 as dedication for Wilson Normal School at Eleventh and Harvard streets NW.
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Washington Public
Ernest J. Thurston
Thurston Dellever
Thurston
Board of Education
James Ormond Wilson
Sea
Burwell Case Revived
The State Department faces a dilemma after the arrest of Emilio Quirol Gomez, a general from the Mexican Jiuerta regime, in San Antonio Texas. Officials hope the capture will bring accountability for Weston Burwell, a young Washington engineer killed near Vera Cruz, but lack a recognized Mexican government to pursue murder charges. The constitutionalist faction reportedly would act if Gomez is surrendered. Gomez is held on a U.S. smuggling diamonds charge, not murder, with Burwell killed shortly after Vera Cruz’s occupation while buying mules, and witnesses say he was seen with Gomez’s army as a prisoner.
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State Department
Emilio Quirol Fomez
Jiuerta
Mexico
San Antonio
Tex
Brink
Weston Burwell
Washington
Ogte
Gomez
United States
Burwell
Vera Cruz
Convict Aids Red Cross With War Relief Pull
American Red Cross officers in France Russia and Servia requested more medical and surgical supplies. Shipments to Petrograd Paris and Belgrade units will start within days. A letter from a Leavenworth inmate with a European relief contribution was received and acknowledged by Miss Mabel T. Boardman.
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Red Cross
France
Russia
Servia
Petrograd
Paris
Belgrade
Leavenworth
European War Relief Fund
American Red Cross
Mabel T. Boardman
The
Hia
Debtors and Trust Deeds Across North Ward Areas
A long list of deeds of trust and security agreements detailing assignments from multiple grantors to various trustees and beneficiaries. Items cover properties in Uniontown Trinidad Ant County Effingham Place and other blocks, with values from 400 to 4 000 dollars, terms from 1 year to 30 years, rates from 4 to 6 percent, and semiannual or monthly payments. Several entries reference specific blocks, lots, squares, and rear lots, with numerous individuals and firms named as parties.
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Uniontown
John W. Payne
George H. Talbert
George Herbert Talbert
Trinidan
Joseph F. Bury
Clarence B. Wight
Harry E. Karr
Mary A. Matrall
Ant County
Carrie Bowen
Daniel
W. Baker
Willam EF. Leahy
Sarah HE. Boyd
Tony Meadows
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Om- Bradley
Dixon
Ida A. Skinner
George F. Collins
Fountain Payton
Mary F. P. Bruce
Effingham Place
Clara E. Johnson
Clarence M. de Veile
Isaiah A. Boyd
Lavinia de Veile
William M. Johnson
A. Martin
Clarence M. le Vefle
J. Hayden Johnson
Lavinia de Vole
Minnie H. Smith
B. Francis Baul
G. Percy McGlue
Eat H. Gottwall
Barlem
William A. Harelet
John F Green
John F. Gre
Catherine (. Coughlin Et Vir
Pantel
Edmond Fitzgerald
Enterprise Serial Building Association
LE Droit Parh
Mary M. Pippin
Warry L. Rust
John D. Coughlin
A. Elizabeth Oliphant
LE Droit Park
Edna T L. Clapp
John Coughlan
William H. Weat
Black
Congress Heights
Harry J. Wineland
Edward A. Tripp
J. C. Tine
Jane
John T. Kearney
Robert
Kearney
Lonte R
Lynchburg Ivestment Corporation
Nellie B. Palmer
Harmen &. Palmer
FE. B
Leah Fox
Victor Mynebriize
A. Terry
Mary P. Mynsbridge
Andrew J
Dixon Et Ax
Ouward
Weecnt
Sharcey
Winfield
Mary C. Pierce
Anna L. Lake
Wharton F. Leater
Michael J. Colbert
National Permanent Building Association
John W. Sutherinet
Raymond J. Dunigen
Grant Shepherd
Home Savings Bank
Trinidad
Anna B. Howell
Hasty K._Bean
H. Genh Phelps
Francis Clark
Rail routes to Fredericksburg and Milford schedule notice
Rail service details for Washington Southern Railway from Union Station with departures to Richmond Fredericksburg and Milford including 4:20 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. slots. Local Fredericksburg service listed for Saturdays and Sundays with 2 p.m. Saturday and 10:55 a.m. Sunday. Times not guaranteed.
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Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Points
Frederickeburg
Union Station
Delav
Prederickeburg
Milford
Fredericksburg
Condemnation and land extension orders from District Supreme Court
The proceedings describe condemnation for land and right of way for highway and alley extensions in Washington DC area. Courts publish notices of petitions, required appearances by landowners, and instructions for service of citation. The documents list involved parties, dates, and publication requirements in Washington law reports.
Auction of improved real estate along Anacostia River
The trustee will offer for sale public auction on the premises at 1536 Child Street Southest in Washington District of Columbia. The property includes lots 4 and 5 in square 798 with 34 foot fronts and water rights to the Anacostia River, plus buildings and improvements. Terms: one third cash, balance in equal installments at one and two years with 6 percent interest. $160 deposit required. conveyance at purchaser’s cost. Trustee Lemuel Fugitt.
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Truster
Anacostia River
Child Street
Iui
Nn Steel Luckett
Lackett
Eanaro
City of
Washington
Combia
Old City
Lemuel Fugitt
Trostee
Stewart Puyiding
Notice of Probate Court Estate of Anne 2 Kine and Elizabeth P Braston
A fragmentary notice from Probate Court of the District of Columbia announces letters testamentary on the estates of Anne 2 Kine and Elizabeth P Braston. It warns all claimants to present claims with vouchers by October 1915 to be released from further obligations. Attesting officials include James Tanner, Register of Wills, with attorneys listed.
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Eben S. Coa
Rheohy & Sheehy
Edward K. True
W. K. Quinrar
Charles B. Williama
Wtl
Lie J. Hayes
Walter Ko Newman
Justien Metley
William H. Garriann
Edward J. Hotchhlas
A. Leftwich Sinclair
Edward RO Tree, Jr
Lnvest Fund
W. K. Quinte
William M. Bass
Alec
Calpbernia Jenkins
Richardson
Mabel F. Walker
Phares H. Merillat
Pond
U. A
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Virginia
District of
Esa
Wiliam Urich
Tate
Digiriet
Eats
Robey
Herndon
James Tan
Columbia
Supreme Court OF the District OF
District of Columbia
Hay Atta
Puiimba
Toreh
William Foam
Woodley
Beal
James Tanner
Foca Court
Sutrumf Court
Sm Eerther
Conan Ma
Jamem Ho Taylor
George W White National Metropolitan Bank
Hegister
Villa
Pine
Alfred B. Leet
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
Pennceivanta
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Oimmbt
Amatfis
Pine Street
Tphiladelphia
Regieter
Wile
Clarriet
Columba
Clark
Probate Court
Morlinf
Kerringla
H Rogley
Cure
Bank Hoehrling, Preelle & Ogilby
Attornessn
Fpreme
District OF Calumbia
Pennarivania
Calumbia
Elizabesh P Braston
Nthaewige
James
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Mathias F. Massing
Whitney Close
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Minnie HH. Smith
J. Roberts Foulke
Crocidant Site and Trust Company
Charles B. Scott
Harry L. Wineland
East Deanwood
Morrison F. Crusoe
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U Street
John Kelly
Mary A. Kelly
Jlfe
Turdlett Kelly
le Drott
Park
LS Droit Park
Edna
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Minnie B. C. Goldsborough
Isaac H. Redford
Maude R. Warren
Florida Avenue
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Frank G. Davidson
Margaret D. Dugdale
Twelfth Street
T and K Atreeth
Herman R. Howenstein
Wiliam H. Tutty
West Holmead Manogr
Eawin Sk. Cockrell
John W
Maud M. Lutherin
Sixteenth Street
Highlands
Holmes Central Realty Corporation
Anna T. Lakel
Eighth Street
George ¥. Worthington
George Y. Worthington
Anna BR. Howell
Frances Clark
Agna B. Howell
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Young
Sylvester
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Waldhva
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Dutton, Bar, Jr
Waldrive Washington Railway and Electric Company
Bailey
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Justice Stafford
Cerroneva
American Home Life Insurance Company
New Trial Med
D. W. Baker
J. W. Staggero
James Anaignment
Annheimer
Capital Traction Company
Baker, Staggers
Percy
Briscoe
Perry
Turner Vs
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lintone—McKenner
Flannery & Tine
Maddox & Gatley
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Hugh A. Grim
Nowfenre
J. (. Foster
Paul TH. Gadle
D. A. Bigoness
Ray Williams
Lena A. Williams
Fountain Peyton
John Dempsey
Michael Hennessy
M. A. O'Donoghue
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Rust Worch
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