Gould Stocks Rally on Market News and Wabash Moves
Special to The Washington Post New York Feb 20 Gould stocks led gains as certainty over Supreme Court antitrust rulings and an expected Interstate Commerce Commission freight decision spurred heavy trading. Wabash issues surged, bond markets rallied, and international Harvester and United States Rubber posted advances amid strong bank reserves and rising first‑grade securities demand.
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Boston Closing Prices Report
Atlantic Heaton and Corb Company and Sil Butte Coalition show closing prices. Camtalndal Copper Range, Fast Butte Copper Mine, Franktio Giroux Consolidated, Granby Consolidated, Keene Cananea Mohawk Nevala Consolidated Nipissing Mines, Noth Hutta Shannon Utah Copper Co update market values.
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Fan
Atlantic
Heaton & Corb Cop
SIL Butta Coalition
iCamtendal
Fast Butte
Franktio Giroux Consolidated
Granby Consolidated
Keene-Cananea Mohawk
Nipissing Mines
Noth Hutta
Shannon
Utah Copper Co
Wholesale market notes and commodity quotations
Washington stock exchange prices for fruits vegetables butter cheese and poultry are listed with ranges per unit. New York Wheat futures show modest gains then a loss. corn oats steady. Copper and London warrants quoted, with various foundry copper prices and freight notes.
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West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
Elgin
New York State
Florida
California
Wall Street Gossip on Harvester Dividend and Trade
New York reports on International Harvester announcing an all idend on common and a quarterly 4 percent, with a 33 1 3 percent stock bonus increasing total shares to 80 million. Burlington expands west to connect with Northern Pacific while bond sales total 4.56 million. Exports rise in seven months ending January with cotton and autos boosting totals. sub treasury shows a 691,686 bank gain since Friday.
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Jalis Chalmers
Kansas City Southern
Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
Laclede Gas
American
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Louisvile
Nashville
American Car and Foundry
Aga
Mineapolis
St. Paul
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Pacific Mall
Anaconda Mining Co
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Pacific Tel
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Atchison Pi
Pennsylvania
Atlantic
St. Louis
Pittsburg Coal
Bethlehem Steel
Mlti
Brooking Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Pullman Palace
Central of
Chicago and Alton
Republic Steel
Chicago
Rock Island Co
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St. Pau
Consolidated Gas
Southern Railway
Delaware and Hudson
Rio Grande
Texas and Pacific
Ome
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Dietilerg’ Securities
Union Pacific
Erie
Union Pacific Pit
United States Realty WarGeneral Electric
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Great Northern
Carolina Chemical Ltd
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Lake Eria
W. B. Hibbs & Co
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New York Money Market Report Feb 20
New York money on call steady at 2 percent with bid at 2 and offer near 2. The market shows time loans at 243 percent for 90 days and 0 days at 3q8 percent. Sterling bills quoted close to 4.8615, government and railroad bonds listed as steady or irregular amid general market activity.
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Mercantile Paper
Fini
Tiadictian Oil
Washington financials show uptick amid bank plans
Limited stock and bond activity on the stock exchange yesterday edged higher. Washington Gases rose to 110 while Potomac Consolidated trades held near par and Capital Traction and Washington Gas posted gains. Bank stock bids drew interest as plans emerged for the Mercantile National Bank of Washington with $400,000 capital and $100,000 surplus, to open around March 15. A hotel bond underwriting of $2,000,000 for the Royal Plaza House proceeds and various rail and bridge projects also feature in a broad float. Legal notices include delinquencies and bankruptcy for the Koreshan Unity Cooperative with assets of $5,986.68 and debts of $12,708.79.
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Potomac Electric Light
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Koreshan Unity Cooperative
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New York Produce Prices and Market Receipts
New York stock market notes show steady tones across dairy and produce with specific price ranges. Creamery, cheese, eggs, flour, pork, lard, cottonseed, coffee, potatoes, cabbage, freight and peanuts listed by region and quality, highlighting state and western supplies. figures include varieties, receipts, and bid ranges.
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Virginia
New York Cotton and Markets on Feb 20
The New York cotton market closed near steady with a slight uptick for February amid unsettled sessions and heavy exports. distant weather and legislative concerns weighed on near positions while interior supply appeared tight and ocean freight space was reportedly filling. Wheat and other grains in Chicago showed declines as bears benefited from snow and cold, with oats and corn following, and cattle, hogs, and sheep prices varied across regional markets.
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Oil Quotations and Receipts Reported for City and Regions
Oil quotations show credit balances of 1.30 with a runs total of 217 631 and an average 186 494. Shipment totals 425 730 with an average 197 207. North Lima at 82 and South Lima Indiana at 77 are noted for Toledo Ohio on February 20.
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Baltimore Markets Wheat and Corn Steady in Spot Contracts
Market notes from Baltimore report steady spot prices for wheat at 9 3 4 percent, corn at 50 percent, and oats at 36 percent for No 2 white. Rye listed nominally at 56 for No 2 Western domestic while Southern on grade figures appear in the listing. The piece closes with an advertisement praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for cleansing the system and improving complexion.
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Lace Importers Arrested in New York Conspiracy Case
Emil Duflot Lawrence Mills and Charles Mourraille of the lace importing firm surrendered to U S Marshal on federal conspiracy charges to defraud customs duties through false consular invoices. Warrants issued earlier by Commissioner Shields. Bail set at 12000 for Duflot and 7500 each for Mills and Mourraille. Authorities seized books and papers. case deemed highly important. Francesco Vitell fined 1.00 for false entering of weights.
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Lawrence H. Mills
Charles G. Mourraille
Suis and Duflot
U. S
Henkel
United States
Shields
France
Dufiot
Mills and Mourraille
Francesco Vitell
Jade Vase Sells For 3600 To Enrich A Western Museum
A jade vase seven inches high and seven and a half inches in diameter, from the late Robert Hoe collection, fetched 3600 at American Art Galleries. The jade is green with light internal illumination features and undercut relief. It dates to the reign of Chien Lung and was bought under a pseudonym for donation to a Western museum via T. B. Walker of Minneapolis. Other jade lots sold included a 10 3/4 inch Indian jade cup for 610 and a 11 1/2 inch covered vase for 460. Total receipts for the afternoon reached 16480. Prominent Virginia banker W. H. Hampton dies after an operation. He was vice president of the Seaboard Bank of Norfolk and had ties in Virginia and North Carolina.
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New York
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Virginia
Plymouth
W. H. Hampton
Seaboard Bank
North Carolina
Elgin Butter Market Steady with Large Shipment
Elgin February report shows the butter market steady as 44 900 pounds move through the facilities. Major activity centers on 2644 units in the week with consistent pricing.
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Trustees Sale of The Galfour Annex at 1608 U Street NW
Trustees announce public auction of the three story Galfour Annex at 1608 U Street NW Washington DC. The property includes lot 22 in Schmelder’s subdivision square 175 with an open portion for light and fencing and is subject to a prior $36,000 mortgage. Auction set for March 2 1911 at 6 PM with minimum deposit of $10 and full conveyance costs to purchaser. Auctioneers THOS J OWEN & SC.
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