Canadian Pacific Recedes as Market Holds Narrow Gains
In New York on August 2 the market edged higher though the upturn was modest. Canadian Pacific fell about 38 points amid ongoing speculation collapse, dragging other active stocks. Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper rose over a point. Overall average advances were under half a point as traders covered shorts and awaited labor news on Harriman lines. Westbound traffic held steady, cotton futures slipped about a dollar per bale amid signs growers and mills may lock in prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
London
Canadian Pacific
Berlin
Amalgamated Copper
American Smelting and Refining
Atchison, Brooklyn Rapid Transit
High Valley
St. Paul
Chesapeake Ohio
Reading
Union Pacific
Steel
Paris
Harriman Lines
England
West
New York Bond Market Shows Wide Treasury Activity
New York and Elgin markets report varied bond and stock quotations with American Tobacco, Armour, Atchison, Chesapeake and Ohio, New York Central, Norfolk Western, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, and other major issues listed. Money on cash steadies at 2 1/2 percent, time loans steady, prime mercantile paper 4 percent, and sterling exchange mixed with commercial bills. Gold and copper stocks show notable activity as markets close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
Cronin, Bates
Mignjton
Gates
HighsLow
Ailis-Chalmers
Kansas City Southern
Amalgamated Copper
Laclede Gas
American Agricultural
American
Lehigh Valley
Louisville
Nagi
American Car and Foundry
Minneapolis
St. Louis
St. Pp
St. Pp. and 8. 51 At 120% [180 Am. Mide and Leather
Kansas
Texas
American Sea Securities
Missouri Pacific
American Locomotive
National Biscuit
National Lead
Refi's
Nat. Rys
American Steel Foundries
New York Central Lodigats
American Sugar Refining
Amer
Norfolk and Western
North American
American Woolen
Northern Pacific
Baltimore
Ohio
C. C
Bethlehem Stefan
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Pittsburch
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Pullin
Gentral Leather
Contral
New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Republic Steel
Wee
Chicago and Alton
Chicago Great West
New
St. Paul
Southwestern
St. Louisa
Southern Railway
Delaware and Hudsontone
Tennessee Copper
Denver
Flo Grande
Texas and Pacific
Denver and
Rio Grande
Distillers
Toledo
West
Erie
Tob
St. L
Union Pacific
United States Realty
General Electro
United States Rubber
Goldfield Con
United States Steel
Great Northern
United States Steel Pro
Utah
Wonminois Central
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Interborough-Met
Wabash
Caro. Chemical
Inter
Harvester
APA
Dat
Ae Brit
Wabash Ptd
Marine Ptd
Mey
Western Mail
International Paper
Westinghouse Electrico
International Pump
ISK
Western Union
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Ww. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange Regular Call Notes
Regular call at noon quotes Salee N and W Steamboat 5s at 105 with 100 at par, Mergenthaler Linotype 10 at 228, Lanston Monotype 20 at 94.56, Provident Savings Bank 83 at 9.7% GAS bonds in demand, hogs and sheep prices per cent, veal calves and lambs prices per pound with miscellaneous figures and ambiguous terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salee—N. and
W. Steamboat
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Mototype
Provident Savings Hank
Georgetown
Washington Gases
Capital Traction
AL Anacostia
Potomac
Anacostia
Columbia 2d Mort
Washington Railway
Wash
Alex
Mt. Vernonia
Potomac Electric Cons
Potomac Electric Power
Chesapeake and Potomac
American Tel
Tre
Washington Market
Norfolk and Washington
Riggs Mealiy Gs
Aly
Seneneee Ee
Washington
Great Falls
Old Dominion
Lanston Monotype
Greene-Cananes
Os National Bank
American Pe
Capital
Columbia
Wee Farmers and Mechanics
Wee Lincoln
Eae Trust Co
American Security and Trust
National Savings and Trust
Untoo Trust
United States Trust
Home Savings
Merchants and Mechantew Savings
Upton Savings
Bank of Commerce
East Washington
Provident Savings
Arlington Ae O Ws
Corcoran Fee Firemen’s Oy
Franklin Oo
National Union
Chapin-Sacks
Emerson Steam Pump
Wall Street Gossips On Mixed Market Rebound
New York August 28 Markets showed a first advance after a week of declines with the industrial list rising 38 points and rails 17. Chicago and Alton trade remained nearly inactive with no transactions since April. Northern Pacific Rock Island and New Haven hit new lows while Erie July earnings nearly matched best records. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific retrenchment plans sparked debate. Rock Island's President Mudge urged cautious optimism about demand and investment in rail expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Chicago and Alton
Northern Pacific
Rock Island
New Haven
Denver and
Rio Grande Shores
McNen
Mudge
Mellen
Great
Middle West States
New York Stock Market Opens for Week in 1911
On Monday August 2 1911 the New York stock market began the week with broad activity. Investors watched early price movements in rail and industrial issues as daily volume showed steady interest. Trading reflected cautious optimism amid reports from financial leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Market
Washington Stock Exchange dullness trims bid levels
A thin Washington Stock Exchange session saw few brokers, no strong buying or selling pressure, and modest bids across listings. Mergenthaler fell to 228 1 4 with an 8 share sale, later recovering to 229 1 2 before closing near 228 1 2. Lanston hovered around 945 8, Provident Savings and United States Trust showed weak activity, and the bond market lacked demand. Small currency demand rose for Treasury deposits, while money remained fairly available at 4 1 2 percent on prime collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stock Exchange
Mergenthaler
Boston Exchange
Lanston
Provident Savings
United States Trust
Norfolk
Washington
New York Cotton Falls Amid Rains and Demand Woes
The New York cotton market declined today after bullish chatter and a late-week rally, with prices closing about 20 points lower. Fresh rains in the Southwest, weak demand, and increased movement pressured offerings, while uncertainty over Friday government figures kept selling in check. Reports of the National Ginners Association suggest a 12 million bale crop at 78.4 percent condition, but markets did not budge on this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Brieane
National Gunners’ Association
Treasury Deficit Worsens and Postal Banks Expand
The daily cotton market reports a widening deficit for government finances this month with August results worse than 1910. Federal outlays exceed receipts by over 922 million dollars, while customs income falls by about 4 million from last year. Concurrently, 23 post offices are designated to begin postal savings banks on September 23, with Florida Georgia New York and North Carolina among states, aiming for deposits near 2 million by Sept 1. The report also covers rail rate disputes, railroad car purchases, agricultural education trains, and leadership changes in rail agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
United States
National Bank
Philippines Treasury
Goa
Gov
Florida
Georgia
New York
North Carolina
Hitchcock
Memphis
Hethmated
Continent
Great Britain
France
Mexico
Eicant
Philadelphia Markets August 22 Wheat and butter steady
Philadelphia markets report steady prices across commodities with contract grade wheat in elevator FiP9114 corn steady No 2 yellow for focal trade oats firmer No 3 white butter steady Extra Western creamery 29 cents per pound various cheese prices mixed dairy sales firm with 6.00 to 6.60 per case for current receipts and Western fra ts 6.30 per case. Poultry demand firm with live fowls roosters and spring chickens priced, dressed poultry also holding. Jersey potatoes quoted per basket at 7 to 7.5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
Jersey
Baltimore
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Penneylvania
Frste
Eastern Shore
Western
Ohio
Southern
North Caroline
Gaines
Orly
Okiorofis
Ilo
Seron
State
Kennety Brown
GSA
Rio
Con
Santot
Cardova
Bouthem
Fermey
Eabbag
Liverpool
London
Virginie
Virginia Atelied
Anyqaey
Baltimore markets price report across commodities
Baltimore market notes show firmer wheat and oats, dull corn, and firm rye. Poultry prices list live weight ranges for chickens ducks geese and pigeons, with butter and eggs price ranges across Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby regions. Credit balances, runs and shipments data from Ohio Indiana and Toledo accompany the market report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Toledo
Ohio
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Columbus memorial statue plans revealed for Union Station plaza
Col. Spencer Cosby announced public plans for the Columbus memorial statue to stand in Union Station plaza. The erection contract went to J C Robinson and Son of New York City, with completion by May 1, 1912. The statue, in white marble, will be dedicated by the Knights of Columbus, marking a rare marble memorial beside bronze works in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Cosby
Union Station Plaza
J. C. Robinson, & Son
New York City
Knights of Columbus
Benjamin Franklin
Tenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report
New York market notes unsettled butter and unexamined cheese and egg receipts. Creamery specials and extras vary, with state dairy and standard grades listed alongside regional comparisons. eggs show irregular receipts and a range of fresh and stored lots, while flour remains firm and unchanged.
New York grain prices and futures drift on market mix
New York August 25 Wheat spot firm with prices for No 2 and No 1 Northern Duluth futures opening firm in response to Northwest reports of poor yields. September closes near 9.78, December near 10.11 with limited trading. Corn spot firm at No 2 around 7.94 with export activity. futures quiet. Barley listed as nominal. Receipts for wheat and corn substantial, total 7,000 and 116,525 bushels respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Canadian
Northwest
Chicago Grain Report Reflects Frost Hit Crop Quality
Chicago grain markets closed with modest gains as frost damage seen across Canadian and U.S. late crops suggested quality losses rather than reduced quantity. Wheat futures rose modestly while corn and oats advanced. barley ranged with malting and feed grades. Provisions eased slightly to modestly higher amid bullish sentiment in wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minot
N. Dek
Canada
South Dakota
Washington Produce Market Wholesale Quotations
Fresh fruits and vegetables show good demand while eggs and butter hold steady. Prices for poultry and greens vary by item, with potatoes, cucumbers, onions, cabbage, and berries listed alongside several regional fruit and citrus figures for nearby buyers and markets.
Live Stock Markets Update From Chicago and New York
Cattle receipts reach 24 000 with best cattle steady and others weak to 10 cents lower. Hogs at 24 000 receipts steady. light to heavy ranges. Sheep and lambs show weak to lower trends. New York behaves with beef and calf prices mixed. dressed beef steady to strong. weekly totals and per head figures provided for cattle hogs and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Deeves
Texas
New York
Baltimore
Metal Market Update and Calumet and Hecla Dividend
New York August 28 copper prices dull with spot rates listed for various months and London quotations steady. Exports reach 23 53 tons this season as Lake copper, electrolytic, and Tron-Cleveland warrants are noted. Iron markets show steady No 1 foundry ranges. Calumet and Hecla declares quarterly dividend of $4 a share payable September 22 to stockholders of record August 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Custom House
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Southern
Calumet and Hecla
Boston
Calumet and Hecla Mining Company
Equity Court D C Rules Continue in Multiple Cases
Supreme Court equity list shows Brafford Maloney v Maroney continued to October 25. Grimes v Grimes order of publication. Murphy v Murphy auditor's report. Jordan v American Security and Trust Co. McGuire v Getty purchase accepted. Moorhead v Moorhead attorney appointed. In re Sarah C Barrows trustees substituted with $1000 bonds. District Court extension of Nineteenth Street, jury verdict filed. Union Station grade change jury to consider damages. Bankruptcy court Wolf Schemman trustee fee return. Probate grants for Scherger, Kane, Derrey, and other estates with bonds. Criminal United States v Riggs. assault with dangerous weapon. recognizance. Probat es: estates of Bilin Kane Scherger Derrey. Various chancery and equity matters including quiet title and conveyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Brafford
Maloney
Maroney
Plaintif
W. A. Coombe
Weiner Ve. Werner
G. W. Drew
George H. Macdonald
Grimes Va
C. Peelle
McGuire Vs. Getty
R. Rous Perry & Son
Moorhead
Berry & Minor
Sarah C. Barrows
BB. Brigg
W. H. Dennis
Bond
Fuatee Stafford
Nineteenth Street
Union Station
Real estate transfers across Washington DC districts
A summary of numerous property transfers listed by trustee and grantee across blocks and streets including Takoma Park and Chinatown areas. Notable entries include J. Haney to Washington Land and Mortgage Company for lots in square 587%, and Crandal Mackey trustees to George Rackey for multiple lots in square 1201 with value shown as 4 020 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takoma Parh
Charles M. Heaton
Laura I. Jones
Little Dean
William and
Mary
Lewis J. Hunter
Maggie Burgdorf
Canal Road
Thirtyseventh
Sireete
George E. Rackey
Lizzie Rackey
Crandal Mackey
D Street
Thirteenth
Eleanor M. Norwood
Siento Bursdorf
Square Lodi
Chighester
John W. Haney
Washington Land and Mortgage Company
Ston Terrace
Nina T. Alexander
John de Groot
Highlands
Louis
Harkins
Et al
John Nuttall
Charles F. Linn
Marta A. McFarland
Elizabeth J. Foster
Charles B Lee
Giesbord Manor
Firth Sterling Steel Company
Washington Steel and Ordnance
Arme
Same
Masbackugetts Avenue
Elzabeth F. Sicard
John van Schalk
Julia R. van Schalex
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Charles J. Butler
William
Probey
Trinidad
Holmead
Harry Wardman
Mollie B. McHenry
Sixteenth Street Heights
Lynchburg Investment Corporation
Edward C. Baltz
Deeds of Trust Entries From Local Property Records
A long list of deeds of trust detailing mortgages across multiple squares and blocks. Names include Garfield Llewellyn Fordux Maurice Otterback Frank N II and William N King. John W De Maine. Ellaston Terrace. Lucien H Thompson. Mollie B McHenry. Edward C Baltzea. James H Jennings. Adolph Ammann. Louis K Beatty. and many others. Securities range from 65 to 87 500 dollars with terms from 1 month to 3 years at 6 percent and related payment schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Llewellyn Fordux
Maurice Otterback
Frank N. II
William N. King
John W. de Maine
George P. Hoover
John K. Shields
Shields
Ellaston Terrace
John W. de Groot
Andrew Wilson
James R. Schick
Emily A. Power
Lucien H. Thompson
A. L. Dilson
A. ¥. Shepherd
M. A. Quigley
Mary J. Foley
Eien J. Foley
Alexander Muncaster
Jessie L. Heiskell
Elizabeth McMahon
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
William S. Probey
Robert Lee O’brien
Alvin G. Belt
Charles J. Butler
Thomas H.banes
Charles B. Lee
Charles P. Stone
Charles W. Fairfax
Elizabeth J. Foater
Mollie B. McHenry
Percy Thompson
Herbert T. Shannon
Harry Wardman
Thomas P. Bones
Edward C. Baltzea Ax
United States Trust Company
Lynchburg Investment Corporation
James H. Jennings
John Z. Arms
Samuel A. Drury
Lee Brown
William W Johnson
Paul V. Mitchell
J. Clinton Tribby
Charles E. Pribby
Bloomingdale
Adolph_ Ammann
Harry x. Boss
H. Glenn Phelps
RK. Ferguson
Square Fes
Louis K. Beatty Et al
Almer Cah Security and Trust Company
East Washington Savings Bank
Arteinal
Lota Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plaths
Jeane Davies
Carlton M. Beall
D. H. Drury
George W
George BR
Doren
Platt
William A. Bowie
Walter R Wilcox
George F Hane
E. Margaretta Cronise
George W. Phillips
William
Jones
George BE. Fleming
Edward J. Hillyer
William J. Crane
Three Die in Verbicaro Sanitation Riots
Madrid Aug 28 report says three people were killed and many injured as Verbicaro citizens protested government sanitary measures. Barricades were raised and soldiers were deployed to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verbicaro
Ayena
Washington Post
Madrid
Bankruptcy Notice in District of Columbia Supreme Court
Warren J. Coffin is adjudicated bankrupt on August 25 1911. Creditors meeting set for September 9 1911 at 11:00 a.m. in Room 008 Columbian Building 416 Fifth Street Washington DC. Creditors may attend, prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and conduct related business. E S McCalmont referee in bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia
Warren J. Cetin
Warren J. Coffin
Columbian Building
Fifth Street
Outhwest
Washington, DC
E. S.mccalmont
Proposals for Retaining Wall Sealed by Navy Bureau
Sealed proposals indorsed Proposals for Retaining Wall will be received at the Bureau of Yards and Docks Navy Department Washington until 9:00 a.m. September 16 1911 and publicly opened for a retaining wall at the US Naval Hospital Washington D C Plans and specifications available on application to William Smith Acting Chief Bureau August 18 1911
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Navy Department
Washington
US Naval Hospital
Washington, D
William Smith
Southern Railway Timetable Fragments Include Multiple City Routed Schedules
A dense list of rail schedules and routes appears, noting Atlanta Birmingham Mobile New Orleans Asheville Ghathampeces Memphis Roanoke Knoxville Chattanooga Birmingham New Orleans and several other connections. It lists daily times for sleeping and dining cars, tourist cars, and excursions, with departures from District Line Beach and references to L Brown General Agent and Chesapeake Beach Ry along with Norfolk and Western schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
N. B
Atlanta
Birminghamo
Mobile
New Orleans
Asheville
Ghathapeces
Memphis
Roanoke
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Irmingham
Nivile
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Anniston
Birmingham
California
Jasnenarett Phureday
Gheenabors
Durham
Ruleteh -Chaxtotte
Colurpyte
Charleston
Atked
Argunta
Jacksonville
Florida
Harrisburg
Dam 20 & m
Charlottesville
Warrenton
Hluemont
L. & Brown
Chesapeake Beach RY
Hoe
el Mata
Batardays
District Lne
Mna
District Line
Eta Beach
Waters
Chesapeake & Ohio Lines
Pupisnes
F& C
Cincinnet
Pullman
Frutgrille
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St Louis
Chicago
Ieee
Northwest
Virginia Hot Springs
Touseville
Gil Pa Ave
Fat
Union Station
Norfolk and Western Railway
Washington
New Union
Dally
Norfolk and Western
Salem
Belo New Orlawnss
Bristol
Kacerlis
C Rile
Chattanceys
Norfolk
Ucom
Demond Ee
Richmond
Dally—Bepeyrille
Larey
Shersine Moxh
Bliton
Fourteenth Street
New Tork Avenue
Bond
Atlantic Coast Line
Sonth
Coast Line
Jacksonviile
Augusta
Knights
Havana
Favenen
Accomseita
Port Tampa
Dilly
Palmetto Limited
Ateepers
Wilmington
Nee Yore Ave
Geo. P. James
D. Pe
Weenington
D. C
T. C. White
G. P
J. Crag
N. Seaboard Air Line Railway
A. M
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
United States Treasury
Allis-Chalmere
American Agricultural Ba
American Tobacco
Armour & Co
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Brooklyp Transit
Central of Georgia
N. J
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio Co
Chicago & Alton
B. & Quincy Joint
Chicago, B. & Quincy
Mil & St. P
R. L & Pacific
R. BR
R. 1 & Pacific Ry
Rig
Colorado Industrial
Colorado Midland
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson cv
Denver & Rio Grands
Dinillars
General Electric
Blinois Centralist
Interborough
Merc. Marine
Japan
Kansas City
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri
Kansag & Texas
Minouri
Kansas & Texas
Bom
National Railways of Mexico
New York Central
New Haven & Hartford
Norfolk @ Western
Norfolk & Western
Oregon Bhatt
Panameé
Penneyivante. Co
Pennaylvania
San Francisco
Bt. Louis
Lowis Southwestern
Louis Southwestern
Air Line
Routhern Pacific Col
Routhern Pacifico
Southern Pacific
Routhern Railway
U. S
Capelinag Chemical
Wabash Jet
Wabash Int
Western Maryland
Westinghouse Electric Co
Wisconsin Central
Curb Market
Elgin
Elgin, II
Post
American Steel Foundry
American Steel Foundry Db
Adama Express
Southern Bel
Nipissing
Yukon Gold
Washington Cattle Market
Wall Street
Erie Railroad
Grose
Bush
Southwest
Local Financial
Treasury Department
William J. Flather
Riggs National Bank
Charles E. Howe
American Security and Trust Company
Montreal
McLachlen
McLachlen Banking Corporation
Banker
the Examiner
Silas H. L. Cooper
National’s Bank Examiner
Wisconsin
National Bank Examiners
Comptroller of Currency
Sloan Company Incorporated
Sloan Construction Company
Atfatra
Nathaniel
Arthur Sloan
Charles B. Deuchar
Wharton
N. C
Wharton Steel Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Weattern
Gom~ Plaint
Steel Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tus Sullerton Lumber and Shingle Company
British Columbia
Bellingham Bay
North Pacific
Washington State
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Railroad
W. T. Stringer
Rehoboth
Alexander Robertson
W.T. Stringer
Western Maryland Railway Company
Rehoboth Beach
American Association of General Passenger and
Minn
B. Herman Chief Engineer
B. Herman
Col. Cosby
NEW York Grain
Chicago Grain
Washington Produce Market
Freeh Viratnis
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
New York State
Delaware
Niagara
Concord
Bartlett
W. B. Hibbs & Coo
Wembi
Hibbs
Justice Stafford
Wolf Schemman
Schwarz
McCalmont
Criminal Court
Charles Riggs
D. P. Syphax
Attrney
D. Truftt
Elisabeth Scherger
Charles H. Bauman
Henry W. Scherger
Charles Kraemer
Leon Tobriner
William H. Bilin
William T
Oliver F. Ellis
Shields & Clark
John H. Kane
Simon Lyon
Lyon & Lyon
Frederick
Derrey
Lawauita
William W. Johnson
Alpert Ag
BE. Tea
Andrews-Marsh Manufacturing Seaspany
Sudworth Printing
Comany
Cartiorart
C. T. Hend
Mary A. Black
Washington Gas Light Company
Plaintife
C. H. Syme
Howden
Raymomi & Dondle
P. Plumby. No
Asee
Chicago Film ‘Exchange
Equity Suite
Jesse L. Price
Hattie Irene Price
Piwintif
Edmund Carrington
D. Fruitt
C. E. Ewing
George M. Brown
Ellen Crocker
Nathaniel Wilson
Arthur Green
John BR. Shields
J. H. Stewart
J. Louis Taylor
Teenth
Eighteenth
L. L. Perkins
Mata
Colorado
National Savings and Trust Company
N. Y. Ave
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
A. G. Plant & Co
Evans Arcade
Royal Blue Line
New Spore
Liberty Street
Wo Twenty-Third Street
Royal
Ours
Phiadelphis
Ateatic
Monomvery Houn
Columboa
Wheeling
Main
Pennsylvania Ave
Hiye
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