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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1909

Page

12

Weather Hurts Trade and Mixed Textile Outlook in Opening Spring

Bradstreet's notes unsettled, breezy conditions dampen general trade while optimism remains in textiles led by cotton and woolen goods. Metal and coal show dull activity with reduced output and weaker collections, yet buyers’ excursions attract merchants east and west as spring markets begin. Exports report wheat and grain movements, with current week data set against prior periods and seasonal norms.

York Bradstreet Itis Best Vtts Cama Mieulerly Catten Woalen

Chicago Grain Market Summary From May to July

Grain prices fluctuated as May deliveries dominated the pit with bids shaping up and high points in early trading. Offerings rose while demand lagged. futures showed weakness despite some short covering as traders noted ample stockpiles and pressure from abroad.

Metal market report from London and New York exchanges

Market desks report a quiet Landen fin mark level with firm prices for spou and fue, while gold and silver see limited activity. London trading shows a weak Vora market at 4854.90 with higher Cleveland ware figures, and Northern furnndry items remain largely unchanged despite scattered price shifts.

Landau London

Baltimore Markets Classifieds Summary

In the Post classified columns readers are urged to use the paper for ad placements with no advertising charge. The notice references several market items and vessel steamer services, listing dates and prices in a terse, OCR-like block of text. It mentions Western, Southern, and various carn and steamship terms, signaling commodity and transport listings.

Washington Exchange Quotations From The Stock Market Notice

The Washington Stock Exchange lists quotations for Washington Ry and Micr and Potomac Electric Power and gas issues. Bonds include Capital Traction and Metropolitan 3s with various prices and calls. utilities, rail, and miscellaneous stocks feature Washington Gas and Emerson Steam Pumps among others.

Washington Gas Wwe Capital ‘Traction Anacoxita Potomac $S Fed Safity Suburban Columbia Girorgetown Gas Columbia Ts Metropolitan Wash Ryana Elec Potomac Electric Light Nor Steamboat Ches. and Ceorgrtacht Gas Beil Telephone of We Lanston Jousis Gregne-Cananea National Bank American Capital City Galambia Commercial Farmers and Mechanics Lincoln Washington American Security and ‘Trust Nations Savings Anu ‘Trust Inium Trust Loan and ‘Trust United States ‘Truss Tol Savings Hanome Savings Merchants and Valon Savings Arlington Metropolitan National al Potomac Riggs Treal Estate Emerson Steam Pump Merchants Washington Market

Washington Produce Market Report Cluttered Soviet Era Style

Market notes show steady demand for fancy and western produce with firm pricing. Poultry and game prices listed. vegetables and fruits priced per unit or barrel, with New York state factories and Virginia areas cited among supplies.

New York State Lens York Imperial Alberméris Pippi Hen Davin

Traction stock gains and Canal Zone bank designation

Local financial activity shows Capital Traction stock at record highs with a 7 percent preferred dividend paying $146,194 annually, while Graphophone preferred stock drops after a dividend cut. Washington Railway bonds trade, and Panama Canal Zone funds are designated to Commercial National Bank. Real estate transfers include a bay window dwelling at 414 Twenty-ninth Street NW for $4,500 and two D.C. residences at 1204 and 1208 Thirty-seventh Street NW for $1,850, plus a southeast corner lot at Twenty-second and R Streets sold for $25,000. Major sale by Dr. J. C. Boyd signals plans for a $45,000–$50,000 residence.

Graphophone Company Commercial National Bank Secretary of the Treasury Panama Canal Zone J. McKenney Berry Mrs. Co Fagan Lewia Messinger Burgeon J. C.boyd Navy F. W. Graham & Co Twenty-Second R Streets John Watt Kearny Wood, Donn & Deming Llncal Architects

Washington Cattle Market Report Shows Strong Demand

Cattle prices remain active with choice stock selling well. Calves show demand for better grades while prime offerings command higher per hundred and common cattle fetch lower, reflecting a robust market for a range of grades.

West Virginia raid yields murder indictments against officers

Wayne county grand jury indicts deputy U S marshals and deputies for murder after a Vinson home raid on Tug River in which William Vinson and Deputy Sheriff Joseph Litteral were killed. Officials allegedly seized over 1500 in cash and valuables. Habeas corpus appeals loom as defense seeks federal court transfer.

Wayne W. Va Wayne County Grand Jury United States Vinson Tug River William Vinson Joseph Litteral Louisa Josep Vinson Louis, Ky Daniel W. Cunningham Charleston Sam Davis Joseph Messenger John Brumfield Huntington Sherif Dick Stone Roland Salmonds Thomas Cochran Cassville

German Official Declares Body Not Beckert’s

Baron von Bodman, the German minister to Chile, announced to the Chilean government that the burned body found in the German legation ruins is not Chancellor Beckert. Medical and dental exams confirm murder and identify the deceased as someone else. A legation servant is missing and a friend says Beckert was seen the day after the fire. Becket allegedly captured at Chillan, Noble province. Bristol shooting follows a jealous rivalry at a negro dance in Kingsport. John Ross kills Lee Clark.

Santiago Chile Baron von Bodman Legation Beckert Lere Beckett Chillan Noble Bristol Tenn Favara Kingsport John Ross Lee Clark

Million for All Steel Cars in Rock Island Contracts

Chicago Feb 11 Rock Island has let contracts for 69 all steel passenger cars for through trains. Delivery will begin early in May. The cars will cost 1 000 000.

Chicago Rock Island

Oil Quotations and Regional Bank Averages Note

Oil quotations and credit balance figures from City, Pennsylvania and Toledo Ohio show February values. The data includes averages, shipments, and regional price indicators alongside terms like North Elma and South Lima with a listed value of 1.04 comparing to an event labeled UFO Indians at £9.

OR City Toledo Ohio North Elma South Lima

Fluttering Hearts Cure Ad From Dr Miles Remedy

An old advertisement claims heart fluttering and nervous weakness respond to Dr Miles Heart Remedy. It cites Gare Maine and Star Soldiers Home Erie Ohio as locations, notes 18 bottles used, promises cure and money back if the first bottle fails, and touts Nervine as a reliable heart medicine.

Dave Gare Dr. Miles David Frazier Star Soldiers Home Erie, Co Ohio Miles

Sylvia Green May Wed Report Rekindles Engagement Rumor

A Gallatin Ont dispatch reports Sylvia Green daughter of Hetty Green to Matthew Astor Wilks of New York again announced as engaged. Wilks, a grandson of William Astor, previously denied the match in 1890s. Green is said to be back in Hoboken and Wilks at Union Club, unavailable for comment.

Washington New York Gall Sylvia Green Hetty Green Matthew Astor Wilks Mr. Wilks William B. Astor Miss Green

New Enterprise Thrives as Gov ernment Sales Agent

Consolidated Sales Company Inc operates at Fourteenth Street Northwest selling exclusively to the United States government. It acts as sales agent for 29 major U S manufacturers with no stock on hand and relies on four partners and a board including Arthur C Moses and James Kelly.

Consolidated Sales Company Consolidated Sales Company, Inc At &4 Fourteenth Street Northwest United States Louis . Witkowski Dixon Crucibie Company Washington James G. Wonn Fairbanks Company Willam W. Connor Washington Public Schools Arthur C. Moses James Kelly

Ambassadors and Officials Leave for Lincoln Celebration

Ambassador Jusserand of France Senator Dolliver Interstate Commerce Commissioner Harlan Former Comptroller Ridgely Assistant Secretary Phillips and others departed last night on a special Baltimore and Ohio train to attend Lincoln events in Springfield Wisconsin and Chicago.

Jusserand France Dolliver Town Harlan William B. Ridgely Phillips Baltimore’ and Ohio Railroad Springfield Chicago

New Hampshire Legislature Backs Taft Tariff Policy

Concord lawmakers in February adopted a unanimous resolution endorsing the tariff reform policy announced by President-elect Taft. The measure states that the policy be, and hereby is, endorsed by the New Hampshire House of Representatives.

Concord N. H

Washington and Lee Announces 1908 Football Schedule

Special to The Washington Post Lexington Virginia reports Washington and Lee University plans a 1908 football schedule testing the team against Davidson College Virginia Polytechnic Institute Agricultural and Mechanical North Carolina University of North Carolina and Georgetown. Open date October 16 may be filled by Manager Chenoweth. Key players return including Tuard Morales Pipes Blackburn Smartt Izard and Barnard. Eleven veteran players form nucleus with new talent likely to strengthen the team. October 2 Roanoke College October 1 Hampton Sidney College October 16 Open October 27 Davidson College Roanoke October 30 Virginia Polytechnic Institute Lynchburg November 6 A and M of North Carolina Lexington November 1 University of North Carolina Newport News Thanksgiving Georgetown University Washington Earthquake shocks felt in Rodez France with two oscillations reported and no damage.

Wasington Post Lexington Washington and Lee University Davidson College Virginia Polytechnicc Institute, Agricultural and Mechanical of North Carolina University of North Carolina Georgetown Washington Chenoweth Washington and Lee Tuard Morales Pipes Blackburn Smartt Inemen Armen Trout Barnard Barwood Capt Izard Brown Streit Waddell Reanokek College Getoner Hampton-Sidney College Roanoke Virginia Polytechnic Institute Lynchburg M. of North Carolna Newport News Georgetown University Washington, DE

Opposed to Central Bank Says United States Trust Official

Charles W. Warden, first vice president of United States Trust Company, denounces pro national legislation for a government operated central bank as unnecessary and potentially harmful. He argues the country is too large for such a system and that it would hamper financial interests, with no real need for a central bank or postal savings plan.

Charles W. Warden United States Trust Company Friends of the Central Bank England Postal Savings Bank

Ketchell to Fight OBrien in Six Round Bout

Promoter in Philadelphia announces a six round encounter between Jack O’Brien and Stanley Ketchell. O’Brien states Ketchell accepted a term offer from Edwards and McGuigan of the National to arrange the match here, aiming for a large guaranteed purse.

Philadelphia Washington Post Feb Jack O'Brien Stanley Ketchell O'Brien Brittany Ketehell Messrs. Edwards McGuigan National Tech Ketchell Til

O'Brien Begins Training Near Philadelphia for Ketchelbee Bout

The fighter O'Brien starts training tomorrow at King of Prussia Inn, about 12 miles from Philadelphia, in preparation for a match with Ketchelbee next month. The remark asserts confidence in his own fighting ability and expects the opponent to be convinced.

Ketchelbee O'Brien King of Prussia Inn Philadelphia

Princeton Baseball Schedule Announced For 35 Contests

Princeton University will play 35 baseball games this season, with fewer away games than usual. The schedule lists matches against New York University, Villanova, Penn, and other peers, with home and away dates spread through March and April.

Princeton N. J Princeton University Hamve New York University Ureinus Trinceton Villanova Prince

New York Senses Cooper’s Dramatic Drug Sale at Broadway

A Western stomachologist, L. T. Cooper, sparks a Broadway spectacle drawing crowds daily. He claims his Cooper's New Discovery boosts gastric juices and digestion, with druggists noting unprecedented demand and public fervor. Cooper plans a London tour after a two month rest, while enthusiasts like George J. Scott attest to dramatic health gains from the remedy.

New York Broadway Ninth Street L. T. Cooper Cooper London England New M. Health Cooner Medicine Co Dayton Oriog

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