Northern Pacific declines lead a steady market rally
New York stock market shows no major sensational moves with Northern Pacific the sole notable decline. Investment demand remains robust as bankers lend to London, while wheat and cotton trend lower. Foreign bond activity and a strong investment market reflect continued optimism about business conditions and currency stability.
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Northern Pacific
New York
London
Wall Street Gossip Highlights Steel Plans and Ore Rates
New York February reports show Carnegie style of investing in hard times with plant expansions by U S steel and smaller independents like Wisconsin Steel. The Interstate Commerce Commission case on Great Northern ore rates raises certificate values, while Northern Pacific stock wobble follows Hull’s pessimism and Hill regulation context.
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Washington
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
United States Steel Corporation
Duluth
Wisconsin Steel Company
Great Northern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Leon F. Lum
Lum
Mesaba Range
Steel Corporation
Washington Gas Greene Cananea Lead Active Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Gas and Greene Cananea led a brisk trading session on the Washington Stock Exchange with active selling and firm quotes. Greene Cananea rebounded from New York decline to 7, while Mergenthaler rose to 21 1 2 but few shares traded.
New York Produce Prices and Western Pier Plans
New York market notes mixed with farm product prices and freight items. Creamery butter, eggs, poultry, flour and pork quiet with modest shifts. cottonseed oil futures steady. cacao and coffee quotes edged. A new Colonial Beach pier project at $20,000 slated to open with summer. local rail and insurance company executives honored. crowding claims on Capital Traction reviewed. Persian currency depreciation may cost U.S. duties. railroad company report to Congress shows debt, no dividends, and 42,688 passengers last year.
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New York
TOR
T.O
Yavecovado
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Maine
Jersey
Stoc
Galveston
A . Charleston
Colonial Beach
Wilmington
Ae Ie Raat
Sever S
Colonial Beach Company
Yester- Norfolk
Ot Pee Ubb Ee
Philadelphia
Brungwick
Washington Title
Jacksonville Insurance Company
District Title Insurance Company
Thomas P. Woodward
Thomas Pursell Woodward
Great Britain
Continent
Japan
France
Wood- Continent
Mexico
Ward
Congress
Washington, Spa Springs
Washington Produce Market Quotes Wholesale Prices
Wholesale quotations show fresh fruits and vegetables at good prices with shortages in southern vegetables. Listings include nearby Virginia and West Virginia produce, assorted meats and cheeses from New York State, poultry prices for chickens ducks and turkeys, as well as detailed per unit and per crate pricing for potatoes onions cabbage peppers tomatoes arugula lettuce and other greens with scattered fruit quotes for apples oranges and lemons.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
New York State
New
New York Cotton Falls to New Lows on Sluggish Market
The New York cotton market eased with active months posting the sharpest declines since December. Openings showed falls of 6 2 and 2 6 points, demand resurfaced but no bull support emerged. Even as a midday rally occurred, prices closed near the day’s low, while Southern spots held steady and interior stocks declined sharply this week. Exports remained strong at about 22 509 bales for the day and 6 482 755 bales for the season, though Manchester weakness foreshadows softer demand. Cadet exchange members voted to observe an extra exchange holiday on February 11.
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New York
Northern Pacific
Tre Seth
Uday van Pr Sy
Emirane
London
Minkinsh
New York City
Ais. Chalmers Pta
Iowa Central
Kansasity Southern
Kansas City Southern
É.toujcmertean
Lehigh Valley
Bel American Car and Foundry
Lowsville
Nashville
EA “Am Car and Foundry Plu
LIS Ty Gi Machay Co
American Cowan Oil
BER Ae
Minneapolis
St. Louis
St. PL
Ste
American Ice Securities
Kans
Tex
Missouri Pacific
Ain. Binet
Aly Fui
National Biscuit
Ain
American St . Foundries
Sebadl Hys
Mexico
Pfa
Amy
New York Central
Ontario and Western
Nat American Woolen Tdu
Norfolk and Western
North Armerican
Anaconda: Mining Co A
Pacitt Mail
Nmoatchison Pd
Pacific Tel
Tet
Bafoul Atlanade Coast Line
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and
Ohio
LOS
LOKYS
People’s Gas
Bethlehem Steel
Pitts
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Pittsburg
Central Teather
BRD
Wwoj
Atral Leather
Railway Steel
New Jersey
Reading
Chesapanka
Simm
Republic Steel Ab
Chicago
Alton
Republic Steel
Chicago Great West
New
Rock Island Co
MiChicago Great West
Rock Island Co. Ptd
Corthwestern
St. L
San Fran
St. Paul
St Louis Southwestern
Louis Southwesterns
Colorado
Sheffield Steel and Tron
Norade
Southern
Southern Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Tae
Taculsouthern Railway
Southern Railway
Delaware and Ffudeon
IND
Tennessee Copper
Denver and
Rio Granda
Texas and Pacific
St Louis
Wst
Denver
Rio Grane
Tel Bal
West
Erle Bag
Union Pacifie
Union Pacifie Ptd
United States Realty
Oy Central Electric
United States Rubber
ADM
BAO C
Utah Copper
Carolina “Chemical
Hitness Central
Western Maryland
Marine Ptt
Westinghouse
W. B. Hibbs_& Co
Hibbs
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washingt Stock Exchange
Mey
Jeading
Manchester
Cadet Exchange
Metal Market Brief Sees Copper and Veal Prices Steady
New York reports copper markets quiet with spot and futures at varied levels. London warrants noted at 436d. Locally No 1 foundry copper priced at 16.25, veal calves steady, hogs around 8.63 per cwt, sheep about 3.3 to 3.75 per lb, and lambs near 8 per lb for spring.
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New York
Standard
Spot
Custom House
Tron
Cleveland
London
Foundry Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
Court of Appeals and Equity Court Proceedings Recap
District and Circuit court calendars lay out cases for February 6 1911 including Davis v United States Groff v Groff Yates v Yates and many equity and probate matters with motions set and verdicts noted Courts list numerous attorneys firms and district properties and a wide range of civil and criminal dockets through equity and probate divisions with motions and rulings.
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Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Davis
United States
Davis Wilson
Groff
Ridout & Gertman
Maddox & Gatley
Tistrict of Columbia
Willett
Thomas
R. Ross Perry & Son
G. T. Dunlop
Miller
Davis & Laskey
Wilson
United States Trust Company
Leviny David
Minor
Baker
Criminal Court NO
Justice Wright
Nannie Clarkson
J. McD
Carrington
Trult
Charles G. Barton
Murifer
D. W. Baker
W. J. Lambert
J. H. Alward
Treasury Statement February 1 1911 Customs and disbursements
The United States Treasury reports February 1 1911 figures with customs receipts 1 220 418 45 dollars internal revenue receipts 355 208 52 miscellaneous receipts 198 780 73 total receipts 8 874 487 X disbursements 540 681 99 plus for this day 752 908 08 exceed the month 3 908 08. The statement lists gold and Silver certificates and notes held for redemption and the balance in the general fund and reserve funds and outlines outstanding issues including gold certificates silver certificates and treasury notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Megelr
Vieflert
United States Niles
National Bank
Philippine Treasury
General Fund
Geld Coi
Balilyn
Golf Com
Treasury
Washington stock quotes from the Exchange listing
Regular call at noon for Washington Gases showing 1000 shares at 100 percent. Washington Railway and Electric quotes at 86 and 85 for various lots. Mergenthaler Linotype and Lanston Monotype listed with minor figures. Greene Cananea and other issues shown at single and fractional prices. United States Trust and Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank also present with small lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salea
Washington Gases
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Railway and Electric Ptd
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greene Cananea
United States Trust
Its
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
National Ualop Insurance
Alterca
Washington Gas
She
Mergenthaier Livutype
Capital Traction
Washington Gangs
Wid Anko
Grovgeteamn
Isd
Washington
Wash Alex
Mt. Vern
Elec
Power Con
Mort
Pot
Eler. Power Co
Ibt
G.& FP
Yel. Ann Tel. Co
Emerson
Capital Traction Co
Wash. Ry
Norfolk
Sreemanent
Georgetown
American Tel
Tet. Co
MT Worn
Vitelita Ty. Com
New York
Lincoln
Seeel Foundry
Ieee
Eel Foundry
Arman W
Anerican
Atchisan
American Tobacco
Africia
Braden
Trust Company
Tadeo
American Security and Trust
Vairin and
Ontty
National Savings and Trust
Battin UL Ole Butte Voalttton
Union Trust Company
Southweatern
Chicago
United Tates Trust Company
Centre
WEA Worghy
Uring BA
Central
Greene-Cananea
Home Savings Bank
Tesspeaker
Ohio Inspiration
Bank Te Che Hefe
Oninev
Ihya Mbas Intercontinental
BB Union Savings Bank
Tee
Sendkton Savings Banke Savings Bank
Chicay Turlington and
Quincy
Magonalley
Any Provident Savings Bank
Ublenge Huntington and
Marat
Ublenge
Milwenter
St. Peded
Chivas Foe
Nevada
Allington
Chicago Hock Island
Niplasing Mines
Corcoran Celormle Widlaatae
Ray
Firemen's Aid
Southern
Delaware
National Uinion
Denver
Yukon
Potomac
Gracie
Ballbiiers Bsay
Werles
Wee Electric Hs Emperson Steam Pump Co
Interbwah
Boston
Internetoial Merrbant Marine
Atlantic
Merehyata
Japan
Ise Das and Corb
Security Storage Co
Sass
Butt
Washington Market
Kansas
Dehaultes
Centennial
Toulaulite
Copper Range Consolidated Co
Miasours Andl
Dads
Avada Consolidated
Orfole
Vest
Newh Butts Omhern & Nh ‘ Ee
Shannon
Utah Consolidated
Asig
Utah Copper
Camf
Peon Gregon nHorr
Penis Yarn Coy
San Louis
Sau
Bseo
St Louis
St Louis Air Line
Seaboare Partie Cedia Vo Aie Tad Fc
Boeuthern Pac
Wey
Tannas
Souther Raita Sen
Nfon
uUpen Ins
Eplon Racine Union Fiay
Fea
Rte
Wiseoonth
Torercd
New York Bond Market and Commodity Prices Report
From New York to Ohio and beyond, the market shows mixed activity with wheat futures steady then easing on selling, spot prices for No.7 red cash at 97 to 88 percent, and funds on call hovering around 2 percent. Money markets firm, time loans modest, government bonds steady amid cautious trading and light receipts and shipments data through February.
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New York
Duluth
Guy
York
Ha al
Livestock Market Report From New York and Chicago
Receipts for cattle calves sheep and hogs listed with prices and trends. Markets show limited trading and generally steady to lower tone across regions with Western cattle firm and hogs easing. Chicago receipts signal market weakness with mixed animal classes showing modest activity.
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New York
Koch
Reeves
Chicago
Texas Storrs
Automobiles on Display and Purchases at Washington Show
James A. Herbert bought a 1911 Bergdoll 30 touring car. Zell Motor Car Company showed a 1911 Chalmers 30 stripped chassis in their salesroom for the Washington Automobile Show. A Locomobile touring car was delivered to John Dalzell. The Overland wind wagon arrived in Washington and rests in the Overland Washington Motor Company salesroom awaiting a propeller. The wind wagon uses a rear airship propeller and can reach 6 to 10 miles per hour. a 100 mile ice record was set with runners. Buick’s 1911 models and stripped chassis will be exhibited after shipment from Flint. Bergdoll Motor Sales unloaded a Bergdoll touring car and a toy tonneau roadster yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James’ A. Herbert
Bergdoll Motor Sales Company
Zell Motor Car Company
Chalmers
Washington
New York
Overland
Overland-Washington Motor Company
Buick Motor Car Company
Flint
Buick
Perkins Notice of Executors Administrators and Clerks
Public notice from L L Perkins webend executors and administrators listing offices and contact details as Main 7122 at Colorado Building Room 4% for official employment and agency matters.
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Agerth
Colorado
Deeds of Trust Listings Across Districts Include Multiple Properties
A long OCR list details numerous deeds of trust securing loans from various lenders to owners in blocks and squares such as 1301 Claude Be, 358 Woodridge, 361 Square, Peters Mill Seat, Long Meadows, Square 453, and Meridian Hill. Amounts range from 237 to 3,000 dollars with terms from 30 days to four years, with interest rates from 5 to 8 percent and monthly, semiannual, or quarterly payment schedules, tied to specific lots, blocks, and properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Avenue
International Realty and Development Company
Claude ,E
Florrie M. Heatwale
Washington Highlands
Rosa M. Peters
Charles A
Sthghton
Mary J. Cowper
Gesborough Manor
Charles @. Taylor
Mary E. Murphy
Glesborough Manor
Woodridge
William F. McDowell
Robert L. Barnes
Long Meadows
Josephine P. i
Bernard J. Carlin
Seventh Street
T Strents
John W. Mueller
Philip Yudelevit
Square
Thomas E. Grigith
Longnecker
Congress Heights
Henry
Samuel T
Antie M. Jones
Willard Street
Seventeenth
Eighteenth
Charles H. Nussbaum
John P. Tarbes
Gusto Kolbe
Sytreey
North Carolina Avenue
Kennedy Bros
Frederick & Roberts
University Heights
Eiward W. Nelson
William Turner
Widow's Mite
Leo Simmons Et Ax
Berkeley
Simmons
Renry
Tulloch
Harry &, Fowler
Sheriffs ‘Estate
East Deanwood
John Harris
Morrison Et Ax
Willian
St Washington Heights
Frederick K. Barbour
Frank G_ V Wickling
Holmead Manor
Sarah P. Grogan
Jennie E. Abbott
John Scrivener
John M. Smith
Barton Miller
William R. Rodgers
Sto
Tio
Rhode Island Avenue
George XM. Dunn
Elizabeth D. Dunn
Claude BE
Heatwole Et Ax
Ephraim Macht
John Welsh
Charles A. Rhodes
George W. Payne
Wiliam P. McDowell
William J. Decatur Et Ax
Washington_ Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Peters Mill
Charles G. Stone
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Herbert @. Shannon
Morlon J. Eadhs
John W
Mary T. Mueller
Jsquare
William W. Millan
Guardian
Robert EB. L. Smith
C. Clinton James
Thomas J. Brown
John P. Terhox
Gustav A. Kolbe
George H. Dlerkoph
Glaude Livingston
Roger A. Lewis
John V. Morgan
William J. Bacon, Jr
F. B. Libbey
Ingles
Marie F. Greer
Baward R
George BE. Weming
Edward L. Hillyer
Wiliam L. Crane
Frederick L. Roberts
Harry Is Rust
George ¥. Worthington
Meridian Hill
St. Georgh Lamkins Et al
L. Cabell Williamson
Guy P. Warren
Margaret Daly
Jesse H. Wilson, Jr
Tevin & Fray
Equitable Building Association
Harry A. Fowler
Irving ,Williamson
Walter J. Pilling
Henry VY. Tulloch
Thomas McMahon Et al
Viquitable Cooperative
J. W. Wisner
Chariton T
Royal E. Wilbur
Rosa B. Wilbur
Cider barrel reveals honey filled barrel in New York
Middletown New York February 2 John R Hayes of Monroe found bees entering a furnace room from a bung hole in an apparently empty cider barrel. He rolled it outside and after chilling the bees he split the barrel head to reveal 260 pounds of honey with a strong elder flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spedial
Washington Post
Middletown
N. Y
John R. Hayes
Monroe
Hla
Hayes
Notices in Supreme Court probate and bankruptcy matters
Notices report multiple probate matters in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia including administrations on the estates of Benjamin J. Cohen Hugh Downey Louis L. Johnson and Amos M Dumn with dates for creditor claims and distribution hearings. Also lists a bankruptcy meeting for Amos M Dumn scheduled February 1 1911 with creditor attendance details.
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Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columba
District of Columbia
Benjamin J. Cohen
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Harry L. Myers
Lynn & Lyon
James Tanner
District of Colfrebi
Supreme Court OF the Distrit of
Hugh Downey
Richard A. Curtin
G Street
Wilk
Darr
Petser
Curtin
Supreme Court OF the District OF Jumble
Louis L. Johnson
District of Columbie
A. D
JNO
Lewis Smith
Lovigiana Avenue
W G. Taylor
Supreme of Columbia
Amos M
Louisiana Avenue X. W
Washington, D. C
William M. Hallam
Heferes
Complex Equity Case Seeks Adverse Possession Title
In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia equity action by Francis J. McGee against unknown heirs devisees and mortgagees of Teach Ringold et al to establish fee simple title by adverse possession for part of original lot in Washington DC. Order requires appearance of listed defendants or default. publication for three months in Washington Law Reporter and Washington Post.
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Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
Francis J. McGee
Teach Ringold Et al
City of
Washington
Diairet of Columbia
J. B. Sawyer
District of Columbia
Harriet Butler
Butler
Joseph &. Batley
John F. Baller
Marie Hester Gouveneur
Harriet Murray Rogers
Harbinsla Monroe Rogers
Mary Curtle Rogers
Ch Allenges
Tench Ringold
P. B. Key
James Monroe
Elizabeth K. Hay
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Post
Wendell P. Stafford
J. R. Young
Wms
Demon
H. Bauman
Henry 3. Berens
Charles Wayman
Equity
Pdvarse
Elias B. Caldwell
Washington Association
United States Insurance Company
Ashley M. Gould
F. E. Cunningham
Supreme Court OF the District OF CO ‘Olumbia
Supreme Court of
District’ of Columbia
Luneford Gibbons Orndort
Dasuars
Stone Townben
Brainard Kremer
Irwi Linton
James Tanner
Glerk
Auction sale of valuable residence in Congress Heights
Trustees sale of a DC residence at 4:20 PM Friday February 1 on premises. Property is Lot 7 in Joseph Wahter’s subdivision on Olurk o Place as per plot in DC land records. Terms to be announced at sale. Thomas W Stubblefield and Garfield A. Street, Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Heights
Uther
District of Columbia
County of Washington
Joseph Wahter
Olurko Place
Corveror
Thomas W Stubblefield
Garfield A. Strset
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Justice Barnard
Royal Trust Company
McGill
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Herbert & Micon
A. H. Ferguson
Edmonds
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Plaiotiff
Leon Pretzfelder
J. J. Darlington
Applegarth
Southern Railway Company
Buchanan
Sloan
Mitchell & Forrast
Tucker, Kenyon & Medarland
Ladera
Baltimore
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Sylvester, McLaurin—Bradley
Markward Ve Nath
Leckle, Talton & Cox
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Chist
Cnter
Clabaugh
Justice Stafford
Charles Walton
National Security and Trust Company
Frank Steteon
Lena A. Shunk
George Francis ‘Willams
Batata
Guilian Chrigmond
Jettara
John L. Smith
Archer & Smith
Agnes Obold
Will Filad
Eatate
Maurice Mangent
Will Med
Emily He
Law
W. A. Johnston
William H. Reese
Eatata
Gertrude Noll
J. A. Toomey
P. L. Scantling
Y. A. Toomey
Helen L. McLean Kimball
Will Aled
A. ¢. Bentley
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International Bonding Company
F. C. ‘Geiger
H. Purphrey
William R. Halley
J. & Eaeby-Smith
R. B. Ficharty
Jord Thompson
J. Ford Thompson, Jr
Levi B. Griggs
Richard A. Bailinger
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W. E Am- Fone
Thomas Dawson
Marion C. Burrows
Arthur Peter
P. B. Ft
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Pelemauve
Wiliam King
Carr, Peyner & Taylor
M. C. Mitchell Co
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Knowles
H. Marshall
George W. Norris
Hugh Wallis
FR. I.r Montague
J. A. Moriarty
Mason N. Richardson
Metropolitan Coach Company
Wiliam H. H Allen
Plaintift’s
Sarnarg & Johnson
Same
Dane Lincoln
Barnard & Johnson
Eugenes D. F. Brady
Barnard & J . Foknson
William A. Richards
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Allan Bennes
Plaintin
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Harry Lamson
A. H. Fergus
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L. L. Perkins
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John Joy Edson
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
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