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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1906

Page

25

Weevil Marching One Getting Into Mississippi

W. D. Hunter warns the boll weevil is advancing fifty miles eastward into Mississippi River lowlands, especially Yazoo delta fertile lands selling at $100 an acre. He notes no effective defense yet and predicts widespread damage across Southern states unless a new control method is found. Hunter, in Washington, prepares to return to Texas to pursue eradication efforts.

MW. Onunter Washington Texas Mr. Hunter Mississippi River Louisiana Mississippi Yazoo Hunter

Standard Oil Inquiry Delayed By Holiday

Missouri Attorney General Hadley resumes the Standard Oil inquiry after a holiday postponement. Commissioner Sanborn noted witnesses in default including Henry W. Rogers William G. Rack John D. Archbald James A. Hale Hampton Howard Page and J. Barstow. The adjournment was extended to tomorrow as attendance was affected by the holiday.

New York Hadley Missouri Frederick H. Sanborn Kohn Kenry W. Rogers William G Rack John D. Archbald James A. Wale Hampton Howard Page J 0. Barstow Sanbern

Two Claimants Fight For Control Of Labor Order

A long running dispute over the office of general secretary of the Knights of Labor rose again as Thomas J. Canning and Chamberlain, both claiming the post, faced officials in court. Justice Wright postponed hearings to February 28 to allow pleading changes and consolidation of multiple quo warranto actions. The case traces back years through state and federal courts, with the Burns and Hawes factions previously ruling and appeals continuing up to the Supreme Court. Edward A. Viandy named general manager of Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway, with W. H. Marshall resigning to become president of American Locomotive Works. The Church of the Pilgrims, Congregational, was incorporated with trustees elected and named incorporators.

Order of the Wuights of Labor Tho Se United Station Thomas J. Canning Agane Isa Uc Lh Varia Equil Anderson Burns Hawes Court of Appeals Thali Supremes Court of the District of Columbia Supreme Court of the United States Cleveland Web Edward Aa. Viandy Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Hands W. WH. Marshall American U Locomoti Works Company

Defense of Negro Education Address Heads Manassas Meeting

Booker Wastingten will address the directors of the Manassas Industrial School at the First Congregational Church. Justice David J. Brewer will preside as the meeting seeks to prove that negro education is not a failure. A separate note reports Henry Lewis, eighteen, held on a charge of stealing lead pipe gas fixtures and copper linings from unoccupied houses. The Red Cross thanks contributors, noting a $50 donation from W. J. Boardman for famine relief in Japan. Electric Bitters advertised at 60 cents as a remedy for indigestion.

Booker “&. Wastingten Manassas Indusrial School First Congregational Church Tenth Henry Lewis Red Cross American National Red Cross Strcken Japan W. J. Boardman

Trading at Washington Gas stock drives brisk New York exchange

Fast and exciting trading on the Stock Exchange yesterday centered on Washington Gas stock with 1120 shares bought, a large block over months. Quotation lots moved from 6134 to 6214, several blocks sold at 6158 and above, and the day closed strong amid high volume and broad participation. Lanston climbed past 15 and Greene Copper rights traded at 2 with blocks among members.

Stock Exchange Washington Gas Exchange New York Lincoln Lanston Greene Copper

Washington Stock Quotes Show Mixed Trading on Local Exchange

Yesterday’s closing bids list District of Columbia bonds and dozens of stocks and issues. Names like Capital Traction, Washington Gas, Washington Railway and Electric, and Metropolitan Railroad appear with varied quotes. several financial firms show bids on certificates of indebtedness and trust stocks amid a broad mosaic of securities.

United States Washington Gas Potomac Wtric Light Capital Traction Washington Railway and Electric Preferred Washington Railway and Electric Common Security Storage Warehouse Commercial National Bank Riggs National Work Washington Cal Altec Washington Hallway Gta Dva Bk. Greene Copper Capital Traction Railroad Metropolitan Railroad Columbia Railroad City and Suburban Railroad Anacostia and Potomac Washington Railway and Electric Bristol Gas and Electric Washington Gas Company United Ses Electric United States Electric Light Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Washington Market Company St Os Potomac Sleouric Norfolk and Washington Safe Deposit and Trust National Safe Depost and Trust Washington Loac and Trust American Security and Trust Union Trust Company Security Storage Company Ibis Washington Savings Bank Home Savings Bank Union Savings Bank Weington Pilestric Washington Railway Wleetrie Bank of Washington Metropolitan, Central, Farmers and Mechanics Jumida Capital American Tridern Linvain Riggs National City Imremen’s Franklin Metropolitan Corcoran Potomac Ariing National Columbia People's Commercial Colonial Colmbia Washington Georgetown Gas Mergenthaler Linotype Lanston Monotype pocks—Greene Consolidated Copper Eng Washington Market Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Realty Appraisal and Agency Company Mitchell Mining Company Southern Public Service Corporation

City Conference on Municipal Statistics Opens Today

A conference for comptrollers auditors and treasurers begins at 10 in the Arlington Hotel banquet hall. Prominent national officials will attend under Census Bureau auspices to discuss uniform municipal accounts and city statistics with H R B Macfarland and S N D North delivering welcomes.

Arlington Hotel Census Bureau H. RB Macfarland N. D. North Victor If Metcalf Department of Commer and Labor Parte Navy Department National Municipal League Herman J. Metz New York Guty Lawrene McGann Upham Cambridge Thomas N. Pratt Lincoln Nebr George B. Williams Rochester N.Y Tea Charleston 3. C Win FE Wartwell Boston Herry Tienderson Chey Wo Richard M. Chapman Duncan Maclnees New York City Outs Betz St. Paul Min BR FL Dixon Raleigh N T Thomas B. Frost Chelsea MM. . Rex Pawtucket R. Reeves Shreveport J. Shepherd Buff W. EL. Ketas Roanoke

Market Basket Notes Reflect Weather and Prices

Prospect of a weak market this week hinges on weather as prices edge up and down. Beans are scarce and costly while celery rises, fruit stalls show little change, and Florida oranges may fall in price. Shad becomes more available, poultry holds steady with rising pressure. Center Market draws daily visitors and student observers who study buyer behavior amid lively stalls.

Florida

Suits Over Boat Damages In Potomac River

In Circuit Court No 3 Justice Anderson presided as John Cumber land Son sued Brennan Construction for 24000 in boats damaged by heavy black off from asphalt works last spring. Defense cites accident from defective valve. Trial expected two to three days with attorneys Linking Clephane for plaintiffs and Hamilton Culbert for defense.

Justice Anderson Circuit Court No John Cumberland & Son Brennan Construction Company Potomac River Charles Linking Wloc Clephane Hamilton and Culbert

Plan to Keep Up Cotton Price Agreement Reached

Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Association announced a new pact with an Eastern capitalist syndicate led by K E R Thomas to buy 60 000 bales of middling cotton from Southern planters at a minimum of 18 cents per pound deliverable at interior ports by July 1 1966. The deal also covers next August and September crops at future market prices not below the minimum and aims to finance by New York bankers.

Atlanta Presigen Harvie Jordan Southern Cotton Association KE. R. Thomas New York Southern

Bay Shore Indebtedness and Postponed Sale Threat

Federal Judge Waddill heard Bay Shore Railroad receivership disputes between Burr, Brown & Lloyd and Edward B. Smith & Co over priority liens and collateral debts. Burr withdrew objection to $210,000 in certificates but contested an $80,000 post expenditure lien, while Smith & Co agreed to cover $102,000 of collateral indebtedness. Sale of the road may be delayed. Government receipts and expenditures totaled over $3.1 million with $2.37 million in outlays.

Norfolk Waddill Bay Shore Railroad Burr, Brown & Lloyd Edward B. Smith & Co Philadelphia Burr Wright & Snyder Smith & Co

Washington Cattle Market Shows Firm High-Grade Demand

The market remains firm on high grade cattle with rising demand causing a slight price advance. Undergrades steady, choice calves light in receipts and active, sheep and lambs scarce and desired. Various price ranges listed for cattle, hogs, wool, lambs, calves, and cows with regional notes and a Toledo shipment mention.

Glover Maintenance Suit Alleged Cruelty In Marriage

Eula M J Glover filed a suit for maintenance against John L Glover alleging cruelty and nonsupport. They were married in March Wic and lived together until about a year ago. Petition filed by attorney John W Patterson.

Eula M. J. Glover John L. Glover Wic John W. Patterson

Will of Charles F Rabbitt Probate Bequest to Brother

With the exception of a bequest of fifty dollars to his brother James A Rabbitt the will dated October 2h ter and filed yesterday for probate devised all his estate to his sister Ida Rabbit Miss Rabbitt is named as executrix.

James A. Rabbitt Charles F. Rabbitt Ida Rabbit Miss Rabbiut Uxecutrix

French Bank Note Issue Raised to New Total

Paris on February 12 reports a presidential decree promulgating the act authorizing an increase of the Bank of France note issue from 1,000,600,000 to 1,160,000,000. The measure passed the final legislative stage on February 9. A stray line about a nonsensical medical ad appears as filler.

Paris Bank of France

Washington Produce Market Quotation Summary

Wholesale price notices show market quietness across vegetables dairy and poultry. Virginia and nearby regions supply fresh produce while live and dressed poultry demand remains active, with varying prices for turkeys chickens ducks and geese. dairy products mostly firm with creamery and butter values noted. broader market quotes cover meats vegetables and financials such as consols and railroad stocks.

Virginia West Virgina Southwest Virginia North Caroline New York State

Live Stock Market Report From Chicago and Hallimere

Cattle receipts 16 000 head market strong to higher with varied prices for steers cows heifers bulls calves and stockers. Hogs receipts 62 000 head steady with price ranges across grades and packing. Sheep receipts 5900 head firm with prices for sheep yearlings and lambs. Hallimere hogs weekly totals show 214 391 head noon today with Western bids around 6 85 to 6 7 5 and other points up to 6 40. Sheep and lambs weekly receipts 3 287 head with steady prices from 2 50 to 8 00 for lambs and 6 6 to 7 0 for yearlings. Calves weekly 595 head with firm market 2 5 to 8 50 for common to best.

Chicego

Baltimore Markets Report Near Unclear Prices

Baltimore market briefs show butter prices bid up and down with various grades listed. Cheese and dried fruits priced with scattered figures across boxes and grades, indicating steady demand and varied specifications for creamery, ladle, and store packed goods.

Baltimore

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