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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1911

Page

2

Rush To Sell Stocks As Railways Lead Decline

Liquidation dominated trading with over a million shares changing hands. Railroads and steel-related stocks sank, Pennsylvanian and Reading leading declines while St Paul and Northwest showed mixed moves. Market mood remained weak despite some stabilization later, with Frick’s resignation mentioned and questions about Sherman Act impact lingering.

Washington New York London Pennsylvania Reading New York Central Chicago Northwestern Pennsylsania Rock Island Northwest St. Paul Southern Pacific Northern Partie Great Northern St. Patt Minneapolis Omaha Louisville and Nashville Norfolk _and Western Iittle Standard Railroad Chicago, St. Paul

Wall Street Gossip on Barge Canal bonds and market mood

New York reports that curb issued Barge Canal bonds are criticized as premature and potentially never authorized, with voters not due until November. The piece notes crop prospects, wall street speculation, and shifts in demand, including Canadian Pacific interest and a rebound in steel orders, amid a broad market pullback and railroad stock declines.

New York Ibuyers

Washington market quietly shows strength despite Wall Street weakness

Washington securities posted broad strength with steady demand for bonds and stocks led by Washington Gas Lanston Monotype and Mergenthaler while gas and electric issues traded actively. Notes on freak bills scarce grading and a series of local real estate and infrastructure moves followed, including railroad rails purchase plans and a Georgetown Gas Light Office project.

Wall Street Focal Securities Washington Stock Exchange Washington Gas Lanston Monotype Lanston Washington Railway and Electric Preferred Mergenthaler Washington Gases Potomac Electric Consolidated Potomac Electric Light Gan Bs Potomac Etec Wash Ry Elec Mergenthaler Linotype Lanston Mototyne Washington Georgetown Y Y Capital Traction Anacostia and Potomac Anacostia Potomac Wine City Washington Market Mathington Norfolk Alggs Realty Capital Traction Wi -Washington Washington-Virginia Georgetown Gas American Telephone and Telegraph Great Falla Old Dominion Merganthaler Linotype Lanstog Monotype Greene-Cananed National Bank Americana Commercial Wees Lincoln Metropolitan Serond Ree American Security and Trust National Savings and, Trust Union National Union Bis Potomac Columbia ‘ Rest Estate Chapin-Sacks Emerson Steam Pump Ibu

Cotton Market Dips As Prices Fall On Weather Outlook

The Washington stock exchange notes a broad decline in cotton futures after profits took hold from recent buyers and renewed bearish sentiment. Traders cited expectations of lower Southwest temperatures and showers in Arkansas as factors, with private crop reports tempering bull activity and signaling potential crop fears despite ongoing weather concerns.

New York Southwest Arkansas Oklahoma Texas South Livernoo

Four Special Trains Carry District Guard to Camp Ordway

The District National Guard plans a ten day encampment at Camp Ordway near Frederick with more than 1,500 soldiers, using four special trains from New York and Florida avenues on August 18. Officers, baggage, horses, and equipment are arranged across sections one through four, with daily programs from camp setup to drills, inspections, and parades leading to a Sunday, August 27 return to Washington.

Camp Ordway District National Guard Fort Myer Frederick Center Market Adjt E. Smiley Snrederick New York Florida Avenues Maryland Edward M. Nevins Quartermaster’s Department Benjamin D. Boyd William R. McCathran First Infantry Secion Harry C. Welrich Second Infantry Washington Harries Riday

Treasury figures show deficits and balances on record

The United States Treasury reports zero balance at start of business yesterday and totals of 140 million in general fund with receipts of 2.14 million and disbursements of 2.63 million. Yearly deficit stands at 18.94 million, versus 11.82 million last year. figures exclude Panama Canal and public debt transactions.

United States Treasury Treasury Office Pinhs Philippine Treasury General Fund Yast Sene Panama Canal

Baltimore Markets August Prices for Wheat Corn and Eggs

Baltimore market report lists wholesale prices for wheat at 92 1/2 to 93 1/2, corn at 68, oats steady with No 2 white at 44 and 45 1/2. live poultry including large spring chickens at 16 cents per pound and various duck, goose, and Muscovy prices. butter creamery and print butter quoted with weights and regional roll prices. eggs across Maryland and Pennsylvania firsts and losses noted with regional variations. quotations issued by the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association for wholesale lots of 25 cages or more.

Baltimore Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia Virginia Eastern Shore Western Southern Baltigore Fruit and Produce Association

Philadelphia Markets Report Temperate Grain and Livestock Prices

Philadelphia markets Aug 10 show wheat firm at 91 92 cents for No 2 export, corn steady for local trade 73 cents, oats steady old No 2 white 46 16, butter firm extra Western creamery 9 cents, eggs firm Pennsylvania firsts 6.00 per case, Western firsts 6.00 6.40, cheese firm New York full creams fancy 12 13, poultry lively with live fowls 13 14, broiling chickens 18 16, potatoes Jersey 6 73 per basket, veal calves and hogs prices listed with bids across categories.

SS - Fea Choaing Allis-Chalmers Kansas City Southern Amalgamated Copper American Agricultural Boy Lehigh Valley Louisville and Nashville American Car and Foundry Mackay Ca Car and Foundry Minneapolisan Minn. i. P Missouri Kansas Texas Hansag Pfa Missouri Pacific National Biscuit Indaya Leas Am National Lead G. Pfd Nat. Rye. of Mexico American Steel Foundries New York Central American Sugar Refining Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific Anaconda Mining Co Pacifc Mall Atchison Pacific Tel Teiau Pennsylvania Atlantic Coast Line People's Gov Baltimore and Ohio Pitts. c. c Bethlehem Steel Pittsburgh Brooklyn Canadian Pacific Central of New Jersey Republic Steel Chesapeake and Ohio Republic Steel Pti Chicago and Alton Rock Island Co Chicago Great. West Creed Chicago Great Western Louis Chicago Northwestern St. Louis al Ath Colorado Fuel and Iron Southern Pacific Ang Colorado and Southern Als BOI Southern Railway Consolidated Gas Tennessee Copper Delaware Judson Texas and Pacific Denver Rio Grande Toledo West At. L Weat Distillera’ Securities Union Pacific Ster Erle Union Pacific Aid United States United States Rubber General Electric United States Stest Golafield Ag Great Northern Utan Ste Great Northern Virginia-Carollaby Interborough-Met Wabash Interborough- Met Inter. Harvester Western Hibbs Building N i Washington Stock Exchange Philadelphia New York Isg Jersey Pacific Coast

Copper market reports and exports in New York and London

New York copper prices close on spot and futures with standard copper at 12.17 to 12.37 percent. London activity quiet with spot and futures shown. Arrivals in New York reach 20 tons. custom house exports this month total 6,916 tons. Lake copper and electralytic prices listed. Cleveland warrants seek 4% in London. Local iron prices vary across foundry grades.

New York London Custom House Cleveland Northern Southern Southern Soft

New York Money Market and Regional Earnings Report

Money on call near 2 1 2 percent with time loans easing at 2 3 percent. Sterling exchange steady at 4.3375 for 60 day bills and 4.3885 on demand. Toledo lime earnings for year ended June 30 show net income $25,378,936 on $152 million common stock. gross $83.15 million, wage-driven costs rising to 39.4 percent.

Baltimore and Ohio New York I Prima Mercantile Sterling Exchange Bankers

NEW YORK PRODUCE PRICES AND MARKETS REPORT

New York markets show varied commodity levels with steady to firm tones in grains and meats. Butter, cheese, eggs, and poultry hold firm alongside steady flour and rye flour. cottonseed oils and petroleum steady. coffee and sugars mixed with regional price ranges.

Vacation warning warns typhoid precautions for travelers

Health department bulletin urges summer travelers to guard against typhoid fever. It cites flies milk polluted water and contact with patients as main infection routes. Last week recorded 122 deaths, 78 whites. 135 births, 87 white and 48 colored.

Health Department Health Office

Bishop Keane Promoted During Catholic Meeting

Archbishop Falconi announced a cable from Cardinal Merry del Val informing Pope Pius had named Right Reverend James J. Keane bishop of Cheyenne to the archbishopric of Dubuque. Auxiliary Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Grand Rapids is named bishop of the new Toledo diocese.

Scranton Falconio Carddinal Merry del Pius James J. Keane Cheyenne Dubuque Joseph Schrembs Grand Rapids Toledo

Washington Produce Market Quotations List

Wholesale quotations for fresh fruits and vegetables across regions including eggs butter cheese poultry and greens. Prices cover potatoes cucumbers cabbage tomatoes peppers lettuce and citrus with regional notes on Virginia West Virginia Tennessee Delaware and California markets.

Live Stock Markets Across Chicago and New York

Chicago auctions show cattle receipts around 4000 with market strength and varied bids for steers, heifers, and calves. hogs rise to steady or strong early prices with mixed weights. sheep receipts near 12000 with steady to firm demand. New York reports firmer tone for fat cattle, dull calf market with limited higher grades, and steady to higher hogs and lambs.

Chicago Western Hoga New York

Bustee's Sale of Valuable Improved Real Estate in Mt Pleasant

Wilson and Mayers auctioneers announce a public sale of a two story brick dwelling at 62 Mount Pleasant area in Washington DC. The property is sold under a deed of trust recorded in DC land records with a $2,000 reserve and a $100 deposit. Terms are paid by the purchaser for conveyancing and related fees. sale must close within 15 days or trustees may resell after two days’ notice.

Wilson & Mayers Gig Park Road District of Columbia At & O City of Washington Wm. J. Hill Gaga Mount Pleasant Surveyor's Office Anid D. C Walter R. Wilcox George FB. Hane Auid D&ds Pafeaane

Muzzle Rule for District of Columbia Dogs 1912

Commissioners announce a one year muzzle requirement for all dogs in the District of Columbia under the 1878 act. Muzzles must prevent biting or stepping and dogs at large without muzzles will be impounded by the poundmaster. John A J Mark Brooke acting commissioner signs notice.

Office OF the Commissioners OF the District of Columbia Washington, D. C John A. J. Mark Brooke

Bankrupt Jacob Cohen Seeks Discharge in Supreme Court

Notice in No. 744 bankruptcy case in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia states Jacob Cohen has fled his petition for discharge. Creditors and interested persons must enter appearance to oppose, if any, on or before September 12, 1911, with E. & McCalmont serving as Referee in Bankruptcy.

Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia Jacob Cohen Tia E. &McCalmont

Lawyers in Eastern Offices Eye Nevada Case

Eastern law offices review Nevada law and consider charges. A disclosed address lists COUNSELLOR Box 10 Gea Bright N J dy2 i.

Reno Nevada Gea Bright N. J

Loan Brokers Burnstine's Loan Office on Pennsylvania Ave

Burnsine's loan office on Pennsylvania Avenue, established 1566, burned. The shop offered money on gold, silver, watches, diamonds, jewelry, and items like mechanical tools and men’s apparel. Unredeemed pledges were offered for sale.

Burnstine Pennsylvania Ave

Name Change Hearing Ordered for William Lester to Laster

Justice Job Barnard orders a hearing on September 7 1911 on a petition by William James Lester to change his name to William James Laster. Publication of this order is required in three consecutive weekly issues of the Washington Law Reporter and The Washington Post. A true copy is on file with clerk J B Young and assistant F Ingham.

Supreme Court OF the Mount Afto John Neupan Neanan Barnes Regi Mary A. B Cuntmins Mary A. &. Cummins Herrin Washington Law Reporter Washington Post Wright J.R. Young EL Cunningham District of Columbia District Court Park Meridian George Truesdell Samuel A. Drury Edward K. Schwartz Euclid Street Columbia Avenue Fifteenth Street W Atreet Florida Avenue Sixteenth Street Hall & Elvan Meridian Hill Arefold Evening Star Justic John R. Young Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia William James Lester Ste. Equity William James Lester Big William James Laster Washington Fest Job Barnard J. BR. Young F. Ingham

Proposals Opened for Washington Postal Office Construction

Treasury Department files show sealed proposals due September 1 1911 for building the United States post office at Washington DC with Burnham & Co drawings. Applicants must submit a $250 certified check and obtain specs from the Supervising Architect. Other notices list bids due August 15 1911 for wire tie guards and railway traction engines at the DC Workhouse.

Treasury Department Washington, D. C United States Postalice Washington, DC Messrs D. H. Burnham & Co Railway Exchange Chicago United States James Knox Taylor Commissioners OF the District of Columbia Washington D.C Occoquan LL. C Cuno H Rudolph John A. Johnston Mark Brooke D. Gywoe

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