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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1907

Page

34

Weather halts trade and slows markets across regions

Extreme cold in the Northwest and unseasonable warmth in the South disrupt wholesale and retail trade. Central West floods, rail delays, and textile and iron markets feel the impact as crops, cotton goods, and steel demand shift. Grain prices, shoe leather, and pig iron futures react, with buyers cautious and shipments lagging.

Northwest South Central West New York Bradstreet Central Southwest West Fall River Union Sole Cal Hemlock Katen

Copper Market Reports Record Prices and Production Struggles

Boston observers note copper at peak prices with May delivery around 26 cents per pound and August bids near 35 cents. Supply remains tight as labor shortages rail congestion and weather curtail output across Clifton Arizona Wanhos Amalgamated Great Falls Bisbee and Granby regions while demand from electrical growth could lift consumption over the next five years. The piece also mentions a cold remedy advertisement tucked into the market report.

Boston Walker Baye Clifton Ariz Bilusard Great Folia Heston and Montana Company Wanhos Amalgamated Company Crows’ Nest Granby Company Eupplien Baet Bisbee Snetch New York

Mitchell Mining Surges as Central Bank Stock Jumps

A strong day on the Stockxchange with Mitchell Mining finally drawing attention after a long dormancy. Options traded at an eighth above regular, 900 shares bought at 51 1/2, 200 shares sold at 58, while large lot bids at 54 faced pegged quotes around 52 1/2. Central National Bank stock rose sharply by 24 points on only one sale of 10 shares at 34 1/2, with bids retreating to 26 1/2. Also noted were two 10-share lots of Second National Bank at 14 3/4 and 18, and three Washington Railway and Electric preferred shares at 86 and 31 2. Joshua Evans Jr. promoted to assistant cashier at Riggs Bank, instead of third vice president. Atlantic Building Company elected officers and directors: Parker, Beyer Jr., Thoron, Thomas, Myron My Cady, and August 5 Brown named. New Washington Brick Company officers and directors elected for the coming year: Holbrook, Bell, Mattingly, White, Wilton, Ward Thoron, Richards, Agnew, Gailther.

Mitchell Mitchell Mining Central National Hank Second National Bank Washington Railway and Electric Joshua Evans, Jr Riggs Bank Atlantic Building Company Myron M. Parker Louis Beyer, Jr Ward Thor~on A. A. Thomas Myron My Cady Brown New Washington Brick Company T. L. Holbrook C. J. Bell William F. Mattingly H. L. White Nathaniel Wilton Ward Thoron William A. Richards Park Agnew W. T. Gailther

Washington stock quotations reflect wide bid list and bonds

Closing bids on yesterday's market show numerous names: District of Columbia bonds, several railroad and streetcar issues, and utility stocks. Notable quotes include Capital Traction at 149, Washington Railway and Electric at 39 and 8514, and Fidelity Storage at 115.

Baleem Mergenthafer Mitchell Central National Bank Second National Bank Routhern Public Service Corporation M Fidelity Storage Columbia Michell Mining Washington Beltway and Electric Protected Yeserday Stock Exchange Philippine Land Purchase District of Columbia Washington Gas Company Capital Traction Railroad Anacostia and Potomac Fe City_and Suburban Railroad Columbia Railroad Mortenge Bs Metropolitan Railroad Washington Railway and Electric United States Electric Light Potomar Electric Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Tn Washington Market Company Capital Traction The Washington Railway and Electric Common Washington Railway and Electric Preferred Washington Gas Georgetown Gas Chesapeake Mergentheler Linotype Greene Copper Mitchell Min Washington Title Southern Public Service Corporation Geaphophone Graphaghong Security Storage Company Washington Market Fidelity Storage Company

New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report

New York market notes January 16 show flour receipts at 21,503 bushels with exports of 9,958 bushels. Butter steady with creamery prices 23 to 29 cents, eggs steady at 22 to 38 cents, and pork, lard, and oils steady to firm. Hay, hops, wool, and cotton products listed with general steady or quiet trading. prices for potatoes, peanuts, cabbage, and other staples unchanged.

New York Pennsylvania

Washington Produce Market Prices and Trends Report

Quotations show wholesale prices for eggs butter cheese poultry and meats with varying regional tastes. Reports note lighter receipts and weather influence on future prices with demand for dressed poultry and hogs steady, while vegetables remain in ample supply and market dull for home grown potatoes and sweet potatoes.

Virginia West Virginia Southwest Virginia Tennessee North Carolina New York State Larde New N. B Gemo Maryland

Market Prices for Fresh Produce and Fruit Items

Price snippets show per barrel, per basket, and per crate rates for sweet potatoes, yams, cucumbers, onions, and greens. Apples move slowly with York Imperial at 2.00, Ben Davis 1.76, and Greening 2.00. Florida grapefruit 2.60 per box. dried fruits include apples, cherries, berries with varying small quantities and tones.

Calery New York Poe Florida Bermuda Maryland Virginie Ohio York Jonas

New York Grain Market Briefs January Wheat Corn Oats

New York grain notes January 18 report receipts 40000 bushels wheat and 31175 corn. Spot prices show No 2 red 9.5 to 9.75 cents, May and July futures fluctuate on weather and fund activity. Oats deliveries 22500 bushels with mixed grades and exports around 12010 bushels.

United States Lke Canada New York City New York

Grain market drifts as wheat corn and oats ease

Chicago grain prices sag amid liquidation and selling pressure after a day of mixed signals. May wheat slips to around 76 3 4 cents as receipts lag, corn weakens, oats decline, and provisions hold firm then soften. Local deliveries show light car counts while weekly clearances from the U S remain small.

Live Stock Market Report From New York and Chicago

Receipts and prices for beef cattle calves sheep and hogs listed. New York totals: cattle 2 922, calves 150, sheep and lambs 9 185, hogs 4 843. Chicago figures: cattle about 0, hogs 33 000, sheep 7 000. Prices show steady to firm trends with varied quality moves and futures links via Liverpool London cables noted.

New York Liverpool London Cablea Chicago

Washington Cattle Market Report and Financial Rates

Recounts of cattle demand show light supply and firm market with full quotations for choice stock. Calves urged not to ship young due to inspection risk. Prices listed for cattle hogs sheep and calves, with New York money rates, mercantile paper, sterling, and bond notes.

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OIL Market Report and Bank Directors Named

Toledo oil quotas show North Lime 90 and South Lime Indiana 55 with 1.6 percent credit balances and shipments totaling 170 162. Washington Exchange Bank directors listed include Thomas H. Anderson Charles G. Alten Beott C. Bone Rudolph B. Behrend Jacob Eisemann Henry J. Goodman Homer Guerry Thomas R. Harney A. M. Lothrop William H. Lynn RR. H. Lyon Scott Wregbitt Henry A. Pressey Jackson H. Ralston I. E. Shoe maker John B. Sleman Jr E. Quincy Smith S W. Woodward George C. Walsho Charles E. Wood and J. Louis Weize.

Toledo Ohio North Lime South Lime Indiana OU Chy Washington Exchange Bank Thomas H. Anderson Charlies G. Alten Beott C. Bone Rudolph B. Behrend Jacob Eisemann Henry J. Good-man Homer Guerry Thomas R. Harney A. M. Lothrop William H. Lynn RR. H. Lyon Scott Wregbitt Henry A. Pressey Jackson H. Ralston I. EB. Shoemaker John B. Sleman, Jr E. Quincy Smith S W. Woodward George C. Wal- HO Charles E. Wood J. Louis Weize

Veterans at White House honor Civil War unity talk

About 100 Civil War veterans and ex Confederate soldiers visited the White House where President Roosevelt praised the union, extolled Lincoln's words, and received a commemorative badge. Delegation leader stated unity over the Brownsville affair, with two Black veterans in the group.

Bartle Fort Fister Wilmington White House Roosevelt la Moat Mina Lee Union Abraham Lincoln Brownsville

Death of Rev Dr Moses Hull Spiritualist Leader

News from California reports the death of Rev Dr Moses Hull in San Jose Friday. Hull, a lecturer and educator, founded the Morris Pratt Institute in Whitewater Wisconsin and was its president. He resided in Washington for years and authored notable works on spiritualism. He was a Socialist party nominee for Wisconsin in the last congressional campaign.

Washington Moses Hull San Jose Cal Hull Thomas L. Collins H Street Northwest United States Morris Pratt Institute Whitewater Wis America Hunirads Nevers E. W. Sprague Thomas L Collins District of Columbia Mr. Hull Dr. Hull Socialist Party of Wisconsin Congress

Mission Rally Speakers Set by Washington Diocese

Sunday school rallies under the Sunday School Institute of the Washington diocese are planned tomorrow at Church of the Epiphany St. Mark's Christ Church Georgetown. Speakers include Rev R K Massie D D and Rev C Cabel Brown. The January meeting at Church of the Epiphany is Tuesday at 7 20 pm with talks on Joshua the Leader and on teaching.

Sunday School Institute of the Diocese of Washington Church of the Epiphany R. K. Massie D. D Vifelata Theological Seminary St. Mark's C. Cabel Brown Brazilan Divinity School Christ Church Georgetown Ernest Smith St. Thomas’ Church HE. S. Hutchinson Sunday-School

Identification of criminals bureau plan eyed by police chiefs

Police officials urge Congress to create a national bureau of criminal identification in Washington. Maj. Sylvester, returning from Milwaukee after talks with Chief Police Jansen, chairman of the bureau, notes the plan will aid arrests and enforcement. The annual meeting will align with the International Police Chiefs Association in Jamestown, Virginia, next summer.

Congress Washington Maj Sylvester Miwaukee Wis Police Jansen Bureau International Police Chiefs’ Association Jamestown

Banquet Organizes Men's Club at Fa kota Presbyterian

At a parish banquet held in the parlord of the Fa kota Presbyterian Church on Thursday night a Men's Club was organized with Rev. Dr. Thomas Culbertson Clark as toast master who outlined the club's purposes. Speakers included William H. Evans, L. Cabell Williamson, and W. H. H. Smith. Officers named: President George Francis Williams, Secretary L. M. Moore, PF Williams, E. V. Crittenden, J. A. Jackson, S. Davis, and B. F. Glading. A committee was formed to draft a constitution and by laws. The next meeting is set for January 30.

Fakota Presbyterian Church Thomas Culbertson Clark William H. Evans Metropolitan Church L. Cabell Williamson Northminister iChurch W. H. H. Smith IM. C. A George Francis Williams

Visible Cotton Supply Figures Report Steady From Week to Week

The world’s visible cotton supply stands at 5,479,708 bales, up from 5,376,127 last week and 5,425,431 a year ago. American cotton totals 4,343,708 bales, with other kinds including Egypt Brazil and India at 1,136,000 bales. Great Britain and Europe hold 2,816,000 bales afloat and in fields, Egypt 245,000 bales, India 473,000 bales, and the United States 1,014,000 bales.

New Orleans Wuw StarGlacraneater Egypt Brazil India Great Britain Europe Aited

Supreme Court Admits List Of Practicing Attorneys In Various Districts

The Supreme Court session presents a roster of admitted practitioners including Alexander J. Truitt Punxautawney FL CHB McCauley Ridgway PA Benjamin J. Saloniger Carroll IA William Sobie South McAlester LT George A. Titterington Indian Tex Ella Bonn Wilcox Sat Juan Porto Rico William H Arnold Texarkana AR Gibson P Bitter Chiengs J Haney Poolittle Washington DC with proceedings on numerous cases No. 13 and related matters. Court segments include Equity Court DC and Circuit Court DC while various appeals and criminal dockets feature in the day’s calendar.

United States Supreme Court Justice Tarian Matlea Brewer Justice White Justice Peckham McKenna Justice Holmes Justice Day Moody Alexander J. Truitt Punxautawney Chb. McCauley Ridgway Benjamin J. Salsinger Carroll Iowa William Sobie South , McAlester George A. Titterington Inlitan Tex Ella Bonn Wilcox Sat‘Juan Porto Rico William H. Arnold Ve. Laure Gerstley P&ral John W Clark Strak Fouls Gerstier Te Eire& Jialley E. A. Jones Lorenzo A. Halley United States Fidelity and Guaygaty Company Plaiztie United States James A. Kenyon Accher Eds Warde Edward D. Hocswtt Seeber Edwards Cetherbie Schlemmer Walter Toy Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg Moray

Real Estate Transfers Across Washington Districts

A list of transfers from real estate notices shows numerous parcels in districts like Whitemarven Whitemirven and Droit Park shifting ownership. Purchasers include Albert S. Brown Walter S. Harban and Mary V Brown with prices ranging from 2 to 19 dollars in varying lots and blocks, noting trusts and sublots within districts such as Congressional area and Mount Pleasant. The document records many parcels in Widows Mite and Le Droit Park with values and sublot designations, plus several transfers in Connecticut Avenue Terrace and Hilleroook.

Squaidz Fohn M. Brisbine St Ur Albert S. Brown Mary V. Brown Joseph M Walter S. Harban Tate Kalorama Heights James D. Cameron Allan EB. Walker Whitemirven Philip and Jacob Jacob Bua Whilam Binetnd Bquard Alfred Churchwill Marie Johnson Wariog H. T Genioet Anle Wormiey al. Subaquare Kidwell Tom Connecticut Avenue Terrace Fulton Gordon John Clemence Willam Henry Et al Gafen F. Grean Ste Barry Farm William F. Kelly Mary P. Mynsuciage George W. Neale Edward N. Colbert John W. Points W. Oscar Ramebury Subiot Afk Wilton WN. Paxton AL Hough Afl Hillerook—Suburban Homes Company District of Columbia Washington Loan and ‘Frost Company Et al Ruth Dabney Nathsa Sickle

Deserter Claim Fallout In Halleck Family Tale

Maj. Walter Halleck of the Interior Department doubts Winfield H. Halleck is a deserter after the Buffalo surrender. The youth, once in the Philippines army, sought aid and claimed desertion. An inquiry found he was short of funds, traveling, and connected toJamestown and Elizabeth, seeking care. He reportedly enlisted as Leroy Anderson in Company 5 of the Twenty-seventh Regiment.

Walter 2. Halleck Interior Department Hiason Winfield H. Halleck United States Army Buffalo Philippines Hallock War Department Army Maj. Harleck Tam Harleck United States St. Louis Maj Haldeck Touhdl Leroy Anderson

Hotel Guests List From East to West in Washington DC Ledger

A long listing of hotel guests across cities including Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond and more. Names like Charles W Brand Louis Glick J P Halls Miss Mabel Farley and George W Cole appear with numerous others from Metropolitan Ebbitt National Shoreham and Willard hotels.

Baltimore Charles B. Stuart Wis Burgur Mestele Stuph W. H. Robson Wit C. Wider St. James A. Paterdon Smith Howard Adams Ariington W. Raache Ebbit New Witlard J. Armstrong Regent Boston S. Powers Raleigh Raleigh Mrs. Melton, ¥. Roberta, Gf. James, Bishop Laurence and Wife, " Pareong Arlington H. W. Tanney Misa Mac Nevally Dutbar Shoreham Emery New Willard Chigago H. H. Goodtriang M.D. Cohen Metropolitan A. Troyman Arington HF H. Sescions J. Eliza Slater John F Haring T. H. Gasello Nan Willard New York City Charles W. Brand Louis Glick Ebb. Gelsman James E. Barkley T H. Moore Lest A. Mauib A. Newbeck Theodore Fildmen M. Laird Witbir Mo BH. Barming R. A Bumken L R. Cochrane D. Eckstein P. A. Davenport H.C. Nightingale James Everard A. B. Gusover Mir Giga Everand M- McDonnell M- Intense Jeory Apperman Jassie Mead Arressing State Ww. Paar Eliane Jenkel W. P. ‘Comperwanz H. Lee Smith Ebbitt Jobreon H. Goodwin J. C. D. Birch James Ay Ae Bee Richmond A. M Yonge G. Southall Metropoli Tam Alivornia A Moueurs J. P. Moncure Pater A. W. Moore Oakeland J Lieber San Francisco G W Swinnell Montague New ‘Witford Ghorgia Ligon Johnson Atlante RT Bratton St Jats Irs. HE. ? Jones Norcross Eobitt Massachusetts George W. Bowley Provincetown E. Dilgee St. Loui Riggs Price, Jr Miss Mazelle Frice St. Lowe New Jersey George P. Strack Orange W. J. McDevitt HS McDavitt West Mount Wov Ingleberger Mins Graedel Newark New York J P. Halls Wwifs Bull Bumate E. J. Hewitt Figzhing T. J. Lewis K. Jones H. Richards N. Cayton Trenton George BR Patley Mabel Farley Prospect T. C. Béabe Hillard J. W. de George Nias Eleanor T. de George Utica van Drevar Westerville St James F. R. Mbme EY Fy Brown Bufalo Frank P Hast Elmin A. W. Brudwell Bast Chester Ebnitt North Carolina E. M Turner North Winkesboro Cincinnati Rabley HA Roma Shersham J. de G. Harnett Dayton Robert Bentley Nies Hautemat T. F. Woodman Youngstown New Wittard Fenneylvania George W. Cole Harrisburg W. H .Bonham York Jc Danks Eric A Werner A. MM

Contestants May Submit Several Solutions to Pictures

Answers to queries for the E V M contest outline that contestants may submit multiple solutions per picture with sets judged separately and only one prize per contestant. Instructions cover answer blanks, timing after contest close, and identification marks.

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