Cotton Options Drop Marks Break in Market Confidence
New York dealers report a sharp drop in speculative cotton options after weeks of overbought conditions. Prices for raw cotton remain near 15 cents, with forecasts of the season’s crop around 11.6 to 12.0 million bales. Banks cut rates in Germany and London while U S markets show mixed readings as winter wheat snow advances and railroad earnings rise in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Statistica
Tyinter
Bank of Germany
Imperial Bank of Germany
London
Bank of England
Southern Railway Company
New York Bond Market Steady on Call and Time Loans
New York money on call remains steady at about 2 1 2 percent with a 2 percent closing bid. Time loans inactive with modest activity noted for 60 and 90 days at about 3 percent. Sterling exchange steady with near term rates around 483.00 for cable and 438.5 for demand draft. Mexican government bonds and railroad issues show little change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
Dallas
Buna Stead
Copper and iron markets steady amid mixed overseas notes
A New York report notes copper prices steady across spot and futures for February through May with electrolytic copper trading around 12 62 cents per pound and a 750 ton export tally. Iron remains quiet in the southern and northern districts as traders track London warrants and freight flows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Bouthern
Washington Produce Market Prices Report Wholesale Quotations
Wholesale quotations for fresh produce and dairy listed by item and price. Includes eggs, butter, cheese, poultry, dressed poultry, vegetables, fruits, and berries with varied regional and grade details. Prices shown for Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee, Florida, California, New York, and other markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
Elgin
Western
New York State
Florida
California
Wall Street Gossips Signal Mixed Market Tone
Special to The Washington Post reports a brisk Monday open with gains in active stocks and a buoyant mood, followed by a moderating late session as traders take profits. European rate cuts eased money abroad but left U S rates steady, with favorable bank deposits and loans showing modest shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
London
Wall Street
The
Washington Stock Exchange Trading Postpones Some Moves
Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange yesterday showed slower pace than last week though prices held firm. Washington Gage gained slightly on light volume amid a company annual meeting, and Merghenthaler rose to 219 with a 112 point advance from last week. American Telephone and Telegraph traded lightly, while Metropolitan price bids weakened. Rosslyn Brick Company elected officers and held a celebratory dinner at Morgan House. Beale and Meigs Company was incorporated in Washington for 10,000 with Wardman as president and Meigs as engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central
United States Steel
Reading
Southern Railways
Loulaville and Nashvile
Atlantic Coast Line
Chesapeake and Ohio
Carnegie ‘Trust Company
Clearing House
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Gag
Mergenthaler
American Telephone and Telegraph
Royal Board
Rosslyn Brick Company
Morgan House
Georgetown
Rosslyn
F. Baker Weaver
George W. Wise
W. W Barnes
George A. Weaver
W. T. Weaver
F. B. Weaver
H. G. Young
R. Marcey
W. W. Douglas
B. R. Haight
R. W. Darby
J. B. Hammond
H. 5. Robinson
J. I. Burch
C. M. Bullock
8. B. Compton
W. W. Barnes
New Company
Beale & Meigs Company
Washington
Harry Wardman
Thomas Bones
O. L. Meigs
Carroll Beale
Washington Gas Company
John R. McLean
John Mellhenny
R. H. Goldsborough
H. S. Reeside
Joseph Leiter
Ord Preston
Milton EB. Alles
James M. Green
Coal Company
Consolidation Coal Company
West Virginia
Clarence JW. Watson
United States
Congress
Watson
J. H. Wheelwright
Ms.Wheelwright
Fairfax
Landstreet
Davis Coal and Coke Company
New York Dock Company
Georges W. Fleming
George T. Watson
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Ledger
New York market notes list firm receipts across dairy eggs and meats, with prices for creamery specials, rafters and imitation creams, eggs by state and region, dressed poultry, flour and pork bids, beef and lard steadiness, and various commodities including cottonseed oil rosin turpentine sugar coffee potatoes cabbages and freight rates. Notable items include State dairy specials and 11,499 cases of eggs, Western and Pennsylvania hennery white eggs, and multiple regional potato price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Middle West
T.G
Rio No
Santos No
Cordova
Maine
Dax
State
Long Island
Jersey
Liverpool
London
Virginia
Wheat and cotton slip in mixed Chicago market
Chicago grain edges lower on widespread wheat declines with a gain in snow cover across several states while Texas and the Great Plains stay dry. Cotton tumbles in New York amid heavy liquidation, then steadies on covering as drought in the Southeast persists. Washington Gas reports 1910 earnings and 1911 output, with a new board. MacVeagh urges sinking fund repeal to ease debt management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacVeagh
United States
Treasury
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Charleston
Wilner
Port Townsend
Houston
Memphis
Clarinnath
Louisville
Great Britain
Continent
Japan
France
Rence
Mexico
Live Stock Markets Report from New York and Baltimore
Market reports show higher bids across cattle calves hogs and sheep with distinct regional quotes. New York receipts total 2,860 cattle and 10,650 hogs while Baltimore notes week totals and steady to firm cattle hogs and calf values with regional price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Reeves
Texas
Enlyea
Baltimore
Hest
Baltimore Markets Wheat and grain prices steady firm
Baltimore markets report dated February 6 shows wheat steady with spot contract at 95 RYE No 2 Western domestic at 86 cents and corn firm at 51 cents per bushel No 2 white oats steady at 28 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balthmore
Quotations from City and Toledo Trade Figures
City Pa February 6 credit balances and shipments reported with averages. North Lima and South Lime figures from Toledo Ohio. Indiana appears in line with small totals and dated February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Toledo
Oho
North Lima
South Lime
Indiana
Court of Appeals DC legal docket highlights and rulings
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals presents a dense docket: judges and admitted practitioners, cases heard and decided, remands ordered, and numerous patent, equity, and criminal matters. Notable items include remands in patents, judgments affirmed or reversed with costs, and multiple equity actions across courts. Names like Shepard, Robb, Ven Oradel, and Gljbaugh appear with numerous cases from No. 9212 to No. 29985, detailing remands, oppositions, and procedural steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Robb
Justice van Oradel
Earle Clerk
Wendell H. Wasner
Joel L. Bargett
Lawrence 8. Paddock
John D. Carmody
Frank M. Roose
J. R. Gaskins
Walter R. Taylor
Walter BE. Blount
Clarence
McKay
Tribby
Munsey
Davis Va
United States
Miller
Groff
Grom Et al
George
Gertman
Appellant
H. P. Gatley
Appellee
John Ridout
Willett
Richards
Washington, Terminal
United States Cigar Stores Company
Young
Robb
Johoson County Savings Bank
Wendall
Ven Oradel
Poston
Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railroad Company
Shepard
Brosdwell
Long
Dev Ttaion
Commissioner of Patents
Hobb
Rudolph
Justice van Orsdal
Academy of the Sacred Heart of Matyra
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington Railroad Company
Justis Shepard
George B
Belden
Justice Bubb
Nichols Ve
Bealmer
Juatien van Oraddl
Pavarini & ‘Wyneva
Guaranty and Surety Company
Costa
Justice Shepard
Galeman Va
Gillette
Reginald A. Foosenden
van ‘Dradel
Couper
Couper Va
Gold
Leschen & Sons Rope Company
Broderick & Bascom Rope Company
Franz Mraz
Commissioner of Patents Ames
Vac Orsdel
Wilkinson Ve. McKimmie
American Steel and Wire Company
New Jersey
Boubert Ve. Santaella & Cor
Justce van Orsdel
George Russell
Talbott
Griffith Ve. Braine
Lester H. Greene Company
Ve. Scott & Boone
Philadelphia, Baltimore, ‘and Washington Railroad Company
Dohubert
McKenney & Flannery
Leckle
Fulton
Gordon & Gocton
Eureka Dairy Company
McSween
Tucker, Kenyon & Macfarland
Capital Traction“Company
Vawter
R. Ross Perry & Son
Dunlop—Mather
McMahon
Robinson
Hillman
Bailey
Sohon
Lambe
Columbia Laundry Company
Elta
Diggs
Millan & Smith
Supreme Court
Equity Court No
Plainy Try
F. B. Brock
Ralston, Siddons & Richardson
Hard Ve. Cramer
W. B. McLean
R. A. Ford
Birney & Woodard
J. B. Larner
W. HE. Lester
Wainer Va. Welner
T. H. Fitman
Examiner
George W. Drew
Mr. H. Varnell
Hinks
Mixdorff
Figiotti
Arthur Peter
Wayne Iron Works
Richardson
Plaintif
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Birney & Woullard
Atone
A. A
Real estate transfers across Washington districts show varied values
United States Realty Company and other trustees transfer multiple lots in East Washington Heights Randle Highlands and Northwest areas to buyers including George C Gaylord Henry H Whipple Barbara M Graf and James F Shepperson. Transactions include lots 4 and 6 square 5343 lot 4 square 1860 and more with prices around 10 to 925 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Washington Heights
United States Realty Company
George C. Gaylord
Randle Highlands
National Savings and ‘Trust Company
Henry H. Whipple
Eighteenth Street
Oregon Avenue
Northwest
F. Isabel Sinclair
Barbara M Graf
Barbara NM
Graf
James F. Shepperson
Holnead Manor
Dorothes Samuels
Charles W Samuels
Connecticut Avenue
Teprack
Maggie Lit
Joseph Mathy
Kentucky Avenue
B Street
Samuel L. Dunkel
Arthur and
Em ._ Hy S Smith
E Street
Fifteenth Street
William Schmidt
Harm K. Fix
Washington Firights
United States Jaint Company
William M. Cummine
Seaton Street
Seventeenth Street
Florida Avenue
Charles, Sonne Et Ux
Richard Thompson
Twelfth
Thirteenth Streets
Agnes V. Eschinger
Eaward A
Mabel E. Evans
Port
Square
Joshua J. Cooksey
Fourteenth Street Terrace
Lynchburg Investment Corporation
William M. Palmer
Cleveland Park
David F. Weaver
Stockton Voorhees
Edward J. Owen
Ingleside
John B. Morrey
District of Columbia
Mount Pleasant
George R. Tindell
Edward Tindell
Patterson Street
North Capitol
First Streets
Liewellyo W. Cook
Jonas Bernheimer
United States
James Royle
Petworth
Luther A. Swartzell
Kife
M. McChesney
New York Grain and Washington Cattle Market Briefs
New York grain markets show spot No 2 red at 97 1/2 cents f o b and No 1 Northern Duluth at 136 f o b afloat with futures lower on soft cash demand and broad market weakness. May and July futures quoted with modest declines amid large stocks and shipments around 13 200 and 16 370. Oats spot steady with May at 19 1/2 cents and July 38 cents. receipts 88 450, shipments unknown. Washington cattle market notes choice veal calves steady, hogs lambs and sheep prices listed with per hundredweight figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Yeo
Treasury bids for oils and destrine due February 1913
Treasury Department issues sealed proposals for oils and destine supplies for the fiscal year starting July 1, 1911. Bids due February 9, 1913, opened May 27, 1913, in Washington in the director's bureau office. Awards limited to established manufacturers or dealers. bids may be rejected. Details from Joseph E. Ralph, Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Bureau OF
Washington
D. C
Bureau
Joseph E. Ralph
Jaq4
Commissioners
District of Columbia
Igy City
D.C
Cuno H Rudolph
John A. Johnston
William V. Judson
H. le Fettus
Deeds of Trust and Secured Loans Across District Squares
A lengthy listing of deeds of trust and mortgage notes across multiple DC squares and estates. Entries include parties such as Arthur Smith, William Walsh, Dante Allman Jr., and William J. Flather securing varied sums from 45 to 6,000 with terms of 1 to 5 years, interest from 3 to 9 percent, semiannual or monthly payments, detailing lot numbers and square locations from Fourteenth Street Terrace to Linchburg and Clark Mills estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbus
Arthur Smith
Wiliam J. Flather
Filmer
E. Reiner
Jono M. Jones
William Walsh
Dante Allman, Jr
Samuel Lo Dundle
Il Williams
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Harry K. Fix
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergmann
Oriental Buildings Association
Suhn & Kessel
George M. Emmerich
Douglas S Mackall
Washington
Joshua J. Cookeey
Henry B. Bergman
Detrenate Building Association
Richard
C. Thompson
William Phillips
Charles C. Sayer
Charles Sonne
Fourteenth Street Terrace
William M. Palmer
United States Trust Compens
Linchburg Investment Corporation
Sentiannually
Square
Cleveland Park
Edward J. Gwen
James Sherp
Clarence Dodge
David F Weaver
Stockton
East Washington Savings Bank
Harvey R Nichol
Hlwenstein
Emanuel Syeich
Willam J. Vickery
Lanier Heights
Jeanies
Fry
William A
Garfield A. Street
Noleon Wilson
C. Abernathy
Clark Mills
William Kueset Ax
Ernest & Schmidt
George M Ethmerichy
German-American Building Association
Jonas Bernheimer
Wharton
Lester
Michael J. Colbert
Charles H. Holmen
Harry L. Rast
William F. Woolard
Harold L. Johnson
Benjamin Kriszewski
B . Gottlieb
MM PF Feldser
Simon Spiegel
Toto Wdst
Bloomingdaly
Frank Mo
Henry F Meones
Allard
Walter B
Appleby
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Curb Market
United States Treasury
Nhawes
Vapre
Alls-Chalmers
American Agricultural Bss
Tel. Co
American Tel American Tobacco
American Tobacco Bs
Armour and Co
Res Atchieon
Central
Georgi
Central R. R
Chesapeake and
Ohio
Ghicago
Alton
Burlington and Quincy
Arlingon
Quincy
Minafece
St. Paul
Energ
Rock Island and
Pacific
Rock Island
Ywig
Colorado
General Electric
Milnois Central
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Pacific Cy
National Railways
New Haven
Hartfo
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Oe
Oregon
Lin Beeegas
Pennayvania cv
Etsya
Readingen
Union Pacific
Elon
Pacific Island
Cheraleal
Wal
Pias
Western Maryland
Ae Saeas
Westinghouse Electric Cy. Ss
Wisconsin Central
Suatams
Interval Yevenua
Laat Bhat
Uebast
Mincellaneova
Ehta
Wational Bank
Bilver Bullon
Treasury Offic
National Banke
Philippino Treazury
Gad
Steel
Ion Am
Adatoa Express
Braden Ai
Braden
Braden Jewt
Butte Coalition
Eee
Giroux
Uh Greene-Canananote Inspiration
Mason Val
Nevada-Utah
South Utah
Doe
Boston
Washington Gas
Capitol Traction Railroad
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Bae
City National Bank
District National Bank
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Capital Traction Railroads
Georgetown Gad Cert
Ind
Capital Traction
Nacostin Nn
Lok Ty
Suburban Ry
Columbia Iy
Columbia Ry. Sy
Metropolitan
Wash. Ry
Elec
Alex A
Mi. Vern
Power Con. Mort
Elec Tower Co
Eterson Steam
Stec
Etec. Agaie Daty
Wash
American Tel, and Tel. Co
Mercenthater Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greene-Cananea C
American
Pitt National City
Lincoln
American Security and Trust
National Savings and Trust
Union Trust
Washington Loan
United States, Trust Company
Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
Union Savings Bi
Commerct and & Wan
East Washington
Savings Provident Savings Dunk
Bfocka
Arlington
Corcoran
Calon Ln
Columbia
Emerson Steam Pump Co
Ray Jophane Ca
Atlantic
Centennial
East Butte
Franklin
Giroux Consolidated
Nevada
Utah
Washington Produce Market
Copper Producers’ Association
United States Steel Corporation
NEW York Stock Market
Allis Chalmers
Kansas City Southern
Amalgamated Copper
Kenear City Southern
American Agricultural
Laclede Gay
Lehigh Valley
Nashville
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Bt. P
Mans
Tex
American Ie Securities
American Steel Foundries
Nortele and Western
American Tobacco
American Woolen
Atchison
Pacific Tel
Atlantic Coal Line
Ene
People’s Gas
Baltimore and Ohio
Pitts
Gt. Louis
Bethlehem Steel Ea
Prensea Steel
Central Lesther
Railway
Cenual
Republic S
Pan Chicago and Alton
Republic Steel
Chicago Great West
New
Rock Island Co
Colorado and Southern
Southern
Rio Grande
Pacifia Bay
Denver
St. L
Disestors Securities
Tal
Orto
Talon Pacific
Erfe Ist
Union Pacife Ptd
Erfe
United States Realty
Goldfeld Con
Great Northern Pf
Rces
Pia
Great Northern
Utah Copper
Ilinois Central
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Interborough-Met
Wabash
W. R. Hibbs & Co
Hibbs Duilding
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Local Financial
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Kentucky
Ottole
Missouri
Nebraska
Tow
Oklahome
Kansas
Ateady
Wer
OLL
Justice Gould
Fhomas
Lynch
Tynatic
Bell
Beth
Plaintiff
O'Brien
C. F. Carust
E. A. Jones
Margaret M. Murray
W. A. ‘Coombe
Helm
HE. L. Gies
M. J. Colbert
Entwisle
T. L. Jeffords
Mr. N. Richardson
Circuit Court No
Justice Anderson
Taylor Commission Company
Moses
Joseph A. Burnhart
H. E. Davis
Neilson-Washington Railway and Electric Company
Kappler & MerlHat
J. J. Darlington
Say
Sairsaek
Mackey
Edpscomb
Ryan
Glassie
Shelhorn
Perkins Hood
Pans
Downing
Montague & Moeri
Arity
Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton
Kann Ve
Plainti
Miffin & Smith
District of Columbia Vs. Baum
Defeult Agennat
Crock
White
Lambert & Yeatman
le Foe
Corbs Company
Harattton
Colbert, Yerkes
Hamilton—McKenney & Wanusry
Cratgith
Hudson Va
Pickford
Lipscomb
Elleraon & Mitchell
Maddox & Gatley
Jaselli Va
Simmons
Wheatly—Birney
Fox Company
Lewis
Accorners
Marshall—Rhodes
Hefore Ve
Washington Railway
Electric Company
Dutton & Maddox Darlington
Lyon Vs. Stewart
Ridout
Birney
Woodard
Ayres Va
Kesse
Carr, Pey
Ser & Taylor
James & Toomey
Brainerd
Smith
Douglas & Baker
Darlington
Robinson Va
Corby Et al
Gardiner
Criminal Court NO. 1
Justice Wright
Charles G. Baston
D. W. Baker
W. J. Laibert
H. Alward
Frank A. Boernstein
Frederick Gooch
George D. Kilpatrick
Samuel A. Walker
Criminal Court No. 2
Clabaugh
Revigiio Vs. Newmyer Company
Plainfill
H. Bord
L. P. Loving
Washington Post Company
Va. Lincoln
Conanes Planets Attornera
Tackle
Fulton & Cox and Shinn
Brodtz Ve. Svractce Lodge
Plaistifs
P. N. Frizby
Stone Fairfax
Colter
J. Lambert
Hamilton
Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton
Healy
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
W. G. Gardiner
Heide
A. Nantz
Plaintft
W. E. Ambrose
Rogers
Quigley
Fowler
Toomey Neals
James B. de Veaux
J. Louis Taylor
Nancy Green
Sheldon H. Graves
Clephane
Antoinette Des. Christiant
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Henry J. Wertz
Flord EB. Davis
Bond
C. C. James
Wiliam HB. Churchill
Brainard W. Parker
Penning & Parker
Richard C. Churchill
Fep~ning & Parker
George Allen
Oter
Guardian Ad Litem
Charles H. Cragin
Emma J. Hartwell
Helen A. Hartwell
Howard W. Slisby
Justice Stafford
George W. Emerson
William M. Hallam
George A. Thornton
Edwin S. McCalmont
Poman Warnock Company
Charlotte B. Welkert
Clyde Welkert
Jaine Mintek
Rudolph Exner
Frank Bchillinger
J. A. Fague
George I. Stenz
Clarence Price
Oscar Nauch
Tig Jeffords
Mary Mining Company
John Goudie
Plaintius
EP Morer
Francis Campbell Gordon-Cumming
Hannah V. Pettit
Catherine Hayre
Plaintift
George C. Gertman
Duhey Brothers
Frank C. Betts
F. B. Rhodes
Charles A. Rhodes
Catherine C. Guigan
Attorne B. Rhodes
William Graves
George B. Merverticrarf
W. 7
Grand Rapids Lumbar Company
Richard A. Ballinger
Mandamus
Duane E. For
FB Fox
Eyton Warnock Company
H. Winship Wheatley
Seventh Street Northwest
Darnard & Johnson
Mechanic’s
T. Edward Clark
Julia Isaeundern
Georgia Avenue
NEW York Grain
Washington Cattle Market
W.B. Hibbs & CO
Washingon Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs
National Saving, and Trust Company
15Th and
N. Y. Avenue
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
N. W
Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Pa. Ave
10Th
Onth
20Th H.W
Thomas P Morgan
F Street
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