Railroad Shares Rise on Dividend News and Harvester Advances
Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh declares semiannual 3 1 2 percent preferred dividend and raises common to 2 1 3 percent. International Harvester advances on Canadian reciprocity hopes. General Chemical increases dividend amid rising business. copper stock weakness noted. Bond demand steady with New York City 4 1 2s traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburg
General Chemical
International Harvester
Canada
Buffalo, Rochester
Gree Bay
Weston
New
New York City
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Crueime Steel Company
New York Money Market and Commodities Report
New York money on call steady at 2 14 34 percent with bids at 2 and offers near 2. Prices for sterling exchange unchanged with 6 day bills at 4.828 4.8295 and demand at 4.8580. Wheat dull at 35 cents, corn steady around 14 5, data quiet. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a tonic and blood purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Dilik
Bar Ailver
New York Cotton and Chicago Markets Mixed on January 27
In New York cotton trading was quiet with narrow price moves and a late uptick as traders covered. The market faced Liverpool weakness and mixed Manchester signals while Southern notes suggested interior firmness. in Chicago Taft's free wheat talk spurred some selling and mixed quotes across wheat corn and pork futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Manchester
Chicago
Taft
India
Australia
Mt OK Burg
Supreme Court and Equity Court Docket Summary 1911
The record lists Supreme Court and equity court proceedings with multiple docket numbers. Attornevs, judges, and parties from Philadelphia, Reading, New York, Lansdale, and Washington appear, detailing refusals, motions, adoptions, alimony, child support, and numerous court orders. Adjournments honor memory of Thomas P. Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No. 1
B Stafford
Dyer
Philadelphia Savings Fund Society
Welch
Scott
Vay Scott
Thomas Walker
M. T
Obrien
O'Brien
Jesse E H. Potbury
D. Blacktatone
J. H. Adriaans
Carter
Arthur L. Biscoll
Alex Wolf
H Hurd
Cramer
Plaintif
W. T. . McLean
KR. A. Ford
W. EB. Laster
A. A. Birnsy
Thomas P
Heenan
Hamilton
Colbert
Yerkés & Hamilton
Hegarty
Doyle
McGowan
Parish
Wilson & Darlington
Conrad
Robinson
Potbury
Haywood
Archer & Smith
Dickey
Justhce Clabaugh
Lockwood
Comsey
Hallman
Capital Traction Company
Gardner
T. Dunlop
Offutt
Yotte Va
Oliver
Williamson
Carrington
Totten Vs. McHeory Brothers
H. BD. Smith
Wall Street Gossip on Reciprocity and Market Apathy
A Washington Post Special report from New York on January 27 notes investor apathy toward the proposed Canada reciprocity agreement. It cites minimal market movement across cotton, steel, and rail stocks, with Canadian Pacific remaining strong and International Harvester showing modest activity tied to the news. Lincoln's birthday holiday plans loom as traders await dividend assurances from rail firms and the American Agricultural Chemical Company sale headlines. Marshall Field & Co. reports a returning normal in the dry goods trade with optimistic spring prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Hough
London
Atchison and
Norfolk and Western
Washington Pott
Canada
International Flarvester
Iitfa
Canadian Pacific
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
Ailie Chalmers Ptd
Kansas City Southern
Amalgamated Upper
Kansas City Southern Pi
American Agricultural
American Locomotive
National Biscuit
TS T
Mexico
New York Central
American Steel Poundrie
Bany
Northern Pacific
Anaconda Mining Oo
Pacific Mall
Atchison
Pacife Tel
SIM
Bao
Pennaytvania
Atlantic Coastine
Baltimore
Ohio
Los
Pitts
C.am
Central Leather
Central of
St L
San Fran
Lounis Southwestern
Northwestern
Chi
Paul
BOOS
Lonsa Southwestern Pt
Beoc
Lons
Stoss-Shefield Steel and Tron
Colorada
Southern Pacific
Colorado and Southern
Southern Railway
Consolidated Gas
Tennessee Copper
Delaware and Tudson
Texas and Pacific
Denver
Rio Grande
United States Steel
AZAR
Gtah
Great Northern
Virginia
Carolina Emir
GON Ultnoels Central
Carolina Chemical
Prey Interboroughlet
Wabash
Coolwabach Ptd
Interborough Met
Uarvestar
Inter
Western Maryland
Marine Pia
Westinghouse Electric
International Paper
Western Union
International Pump
Wheelbog
Lake Ay
Sons Town Central
Ao Thane
W. DB. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
O. H
Duluth
O. B
Washington Stock Exchange closes with firm bonds gains
Local securities rallied with demand for standard bonds and advances in favored issues. Washington Railway and Electric rose to 86 and 86 1/2 asked, Potomac Electric consolidated 6s gained, and Washington Gas 6s held at 194 5/8. Traction stocks quiet. few trades in Lanston and insurance stocks. London listing planned for Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power Company of Baltimore. Southern Railway buys rails. Bush tunnel completed on Western Maryland line. Southern Railway reports December gains in gross revenue and net income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Railway
Washington Railway and Electric
Potomac
Mae Be
Washington Hallway
National Bank
Lorgentholer
Columbia National Bank
United States
Washington
Washington Gas
Treasury
Georgetown
Rational Bank
Bss
Minorcan
Capitol Tractions
Algay Amaling
Anacodia
Potomac Ft
Bas City
Columbia Ry
Mort
Metropolitan
Tob
Philippine
Alex
Mt. Vern
American Tel
Virgil Hey
Norfolk
Ashington Gas
Tel. Co
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greane-Cananea Cop Oh National
Feria
New York
Bradstreet
Tangoin
Tas
American Security and ‘Trust
National Savings and Trust
Union Trust Company
Washington Loan and
Trun
Chicago
United States Trust Company
Ilo
Boston
Savings Bank
Philagelp
Home Savings Bank
We Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
cHibat
Kansas
Union Savings Back
Dime Savings Bank
East Washington
Baltimore
Provident Savings Bank
Cincinnati
Minneapolia
Arlington
Cleveland
New Orlean
Corcoran
Detroit
Ae Firemen's
Omaha
Bate
Los Angeles
Rational
Louisvile
Ratomac
Milwaukee
Inburang
Seattle Budd
Columbia
T Security Storage Co
Wilmington
Del
Washington Market
Nouston
Gatsatan
Itamg
Clearin, Ria
Eee Cercuit
Mr. Juatics Harnard
U. 8
Hansman
Lewis
DIAM
Plaintif
Stuart. McNamara
J. J. Dartington
F. W. McReynolde
Ward
Douglas & Baker
Maddox & Gatley
John Ridout
Ridgeley Vs. Washington Railway and Dlecteir Company
Plaintit
W. H. Ambrose
J. G. Smith
J. J. Darlington
Hovee Vs
G. T. Dunlop
Stewart
Trinity African M
Thomas P. Woodward
Merillat
Chesapeake Beach Railway Company
Kappler & Merihlat
McKenney & Fidnnery
Applegarth
Southern Railway Company
H. Given
Shepherd Va
District of Columbia
Gles
E. H. Thomas
Capital Traction Company
G. L. Baker
D. Blackistone
BR. Ross Perry & Son
Dunlop
Shinn
Evans
Averberts Pennebaker
Carus & Jones
C. W. Art
Potts
Caperd & Wright
Perry & Dunlop
Brida Va
Green
Callaghan
Ridout
Shepherd Vs. Hull
tatchall—Thomas
Cunningham Vs. Mans
MI Jan & Smith
M. Strarburger
Armstrong
Liquid Paper Package Company
Carr, Peyser & Taylor
J. Foster
Clarence Saunders
Sul Lvan
Unite States
Edward Brown
PW. Frisby
Joseph Albany
J. ©. Foster
George W. Taylor
Webb & Aly
John Clay
Alias Saunders
E. M. Hewlett
United States Va
Charles Nelson
C. Carrington
Charles Rott
Attorner
G Carrington
C. A. Watley
MB O'Brien
James Anderson
D. W. Baker
James O'Shea
Jamon Walker
Irving Green
Charles de Vaughan
Thomas Miller
Nannie Clarkson
Washington Stock Exchange
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Peake and Potomac Telephone
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Bank and Trust Company
Columbia National
United States Trust
Theman
London Exchange
Aldred
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light and Power Company of
London Storks Exchange
Western Maryland Railway Company
Cumberland
Connellaville
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Reported
New York January 29 reports show varied commodity pricing across butter eggs poultry flour pork lard and meats. Beef and pork steady while lard and cottonseed oil show softer reads amid fluctuating futures. Grain and produce prices reflect quieter demand with occasional shifts in spring patents and winter straights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Middle West
Rio No
Tak
Isa
Cordova
Livestock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
New York and Chicago market summaries show dull, lower cattle and calf receipts at New York, with hogs steady to firm in Chicago. Prices for beef, veals, and calves decline, while cattle, sheep, and lambs see subdued demand and mixed futures activity across major exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sago
London
Liverpool
Chicago
Texas
Webend Executors AdentaL Stratsac of fccr
L L PERKINS related entities appear in a garbled line listing executors, agents and numbers. The readable fragment suggests a notice involving names and a location, but the precise action, dates, and parties are not clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fccr
Colorado
Probate notices and real estate transfers in Washington DC district courts
Numerous estate matters including petitions for appointment of collectors and letters of administration with bonds, orders appointing guardians and sale authorizations, and probate filings. Real estate transfers and lot dispositions across streets such as Street Southeast to Georgetown area, with amounts mostly $10, some larger sums and specific lot numbers, parties include heirs, trustees, and enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Jlehmen
Bond
Leon Pretefelder
John. Maynard
Benjamin F. Bingham
W. H. Shores
Morris Winthrop
A. L. Newmeyer
Ahison Wilson
Eare
J. OH. Lichliter
Mitcl Levin
Lisadore Bernstein
Tare Helen Barnes
Mary C. Taylor
Annie M. Miller
Bright
Wile Sims
Mancheeee Guardian
J. Andy
Gustavus Ricker
Orice
Drammond Kennedy
Robert P. Emerson
Agnes Opntd
District of Columbia
Deeds of Trust Listed for Washington Properties
A long list of deeds of trust records across Washington neighborhoods mentions multiple parties. Names include Deanwood Clementina Crasor, Christian J. Goekeler, John A. Meser, Robinson White, and George W. Linking with various secured sums from 500 to 35,690.93 dollars, terms from 3 months to 189 months, and interest rates from 3 to 8 percent. Locations include Square 1234, Connecticut Avenue Highlands, Holmead Manor, Petworth Addition, and LeDroit Park, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
Mary H. Warner
Brainard H
Court F. Wood
Mary T. McD. Milstead
Mary K. McDaniel
Catharine B. Payne
Third
E Artests
John 5. Williams
Bea Hil
Seventeenth Street
Max Gusack
Joseph J.tepper
Samuel V. Gweack
Owen Hi
Fuwter
William Hopkins
Massachusetts Avenue
Lizzie A. Draper
Matilda
McDonald
Cleveland Park
Connecticut Avenue Highlands
Connecticut Avenue Highlands Company
Arthur D. van Gorder
Beulah E Jatner
pRanwoop Heights
John W. Gregory
William Madison
Awilliam Madison
Nelson T. Jackson
Maryland Avenue
Robert A. Miller
Jameas Fraser
Samuel D. Webb
Martin V. Webb
Barry Farm
Cuno H. Tudelph
Joan A. Johnston
William V. Judson
Mary A. Wadham
Browk K
Washington Port Company
Lille W. Maupin
Ninth Street
Annie M. Smith
Jacob Ourisman
Deanwood
Clementina Crasor
Mehon Crucer
Christian J. Goekeler
John A. Meser
Robinson White
George W
George R
James W. Woodwand
Square
Cathering B. Payne
M. J. Heenan
Thomas I. Fortuna
George A. Thornton Et al
Ralph P. Barnard
Guy B. Johnson
George K. Thorton
Leo Hill
Wharton
Lester
Micheel J. Colbert
National Permanent Building Association
Melvin H. Herriman
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergman
Oriental Building Association
Westford
William C. Hopking
William H. Holloway
Henry Narter, Jr
Owen H. Fowler
Beulah B. Joiner
Same
Holmead Manor
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Martha C. Levy
James T
Harry L. Rust
John I. Johnson
BR. Ewing
George W. Blankenship
J. Barton Miller
Ockrell
C. B. Gresham
Edward Mellon
Mary E. Hawley
Walter BR. Wilcox
George F. Hane
Marshall Montgomery
Rosa E. Boteler
Game
Aquilla Yeakle
Veure
Charles F. Digas
Frank T. Rawlings
Jesse W Rawlings
Freak
Collins
Jacob Curleman
Hans A. Rust
George C. Bowe
Harold L. Johnson
Harry £. Rust
Clarence B. Rheem
Ledroit Park
John H. Tharninn
Washington cattle market report summary
Veal calves steady. Hogs per hundredweight gross 8.8. Sheep per pound 3.24. Lambs spring 1.6. Veal calves choice per pound 10. Medium 9.45. Trade notes reflect typical market movement across cattle and swine segments.
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Atchison and Norfolk and Western
Baltimore and Ohio
St. Paul
Ohicana
Reading
Union Pacific
Piittsburg
Dominion
Conress
Armatic Coast Line
Southwestern
Fa Central
Borgla
Central
New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chesapeake and Olle
Chicage
Aton Ayehicage
Hurlington and Quincy
Jane
Chivaxo
Burlington and Quincy
Gon
Chicike
Pamlack
Nonhieare
Rate and Pacifc Fe
Hicara Rock
Pacific
Tig
Catorady
Delaware
Luda Ev
Hip Grande
de Gragde
Rage
Diatlers
Lele
Lirle
Reni
Farmers Central
Faterborahe
Igs
Paternatiot
Merchant Marine
Japan
Nashville
Misaouri
St Louis Puut
Con
Coute
Raihway
Virginlacar Chemical
Bas
Western
Maryland
Westinghouse Lleetrice
Wisconsin Central
Heston
Atlante
Corb
Utd
Ceutanglad
THE
United States Treasury
Curb Market
American Steel Foundry
American
Adams Express
Atoshcan Tobacco
Braden
Bratton
Butte Coalition
Dull
la Rose
Mason Valles Ax
Miami
Lake
South Brab
Nipissing Mines
Foundry Northern
Ray Consolidated Fy
Southern Western Pact
Molly
Salas
Galveston
Trilin
Savannah
Charlester Firm A
Quiet Ie
Gulfport
Jacksonvelle
Houston
St. Louis
Little Rock
Louisville
Great Britain
Continent
Consolidated
France
United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Lurion
Justice Hughes
Justice van Devanter
Justice Lamar
Walter T. Stanton
LL. Waller
Gordon Merritt
Harvey K. Zollingar
Lansdale
Philadelphia
Campany
Buck’s Stove and Range Company
American Federation of Labor Et al
No. Aid
Buck's Stove and Range Company
J. H. Ralston
American Federation of ‘Labor Et al
Equity Court NO. 2
Justice Gould
Margaret R. Downs
Lady
McNeill & McNell
Maloney Va
Maloney
A. D. Smith
Tt. N. Donaldson
M. J. Caler Simpson
Simpson
H. Richardson
Easbymith
A Harman
Plaintff
J. W. Leakey
T. L. Jeffords
Johnson v. Johnson
Irving Williamson
Tonks Vo
John’s Mite Association
C. F. Benjamin
Johnson Va. Johnson
Flaintiff
George Sullivan
B.T. Doyle
J. A. Toomey
Witt
Mander
White Va
White
McNaill
Darlington
Kohlhoss Vs. Excise Board
Baker, Sheehy & Hopan
E. J. Thomas
Pritchard
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company
O*donoghue
Taylor
Commission Company
Moses
Burkart--Davis
Sayers
Jackson—Hamilton
Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton
Nance
Turner Vs. Noonas
Ghce
Ater
Shipley
Claybaugh
Meridian Hill
Pete Ting
William A. Linguist
Susan Linguist
Butz & Blessing
Laura V. H. Lynch
R. Bond
Isade Shorter
Burton Macatee
Tutare
Charles L. Wittama
Maud A. Muunre
Mary M. Haines
Carolyn B. Helnes
Gene
Victor H. Wallace
Mary S Callani
Witl
Iettera
Abate
Wall Street
Financial District
Lincoln's
Stock Exchange
Board of Governors
Acton
Lee, Higginson & Co
Clark, Dodge & Co
NEW York Stock Market
Local Financial
Maryland Steel Company
City
Beverage
Toledo
North Lima
South Line
Indiana
NEW York Grain
L. L. Perkins
W. B. Hibbs & CO
Washingon Stock Exchange
Hibbs
Nites States
Corpelia Ee. Lawson
James L. Davenport
Patents
Richard A. Ballinger
Interor Mandamus
Plaintifs
Lemuel Pugitt
Philip Carey Company
Louie Q. Farrell
Plalntif
Richart E. Heater
Charles J. Bell
Gardiner H. Bell
D. N. Huston
James F. Keyes
Anacostia and Potomac River Hailroad Company
Jaintif
Crandal Mackey
Fregerfuk
Hayden Va
Anacostia and Potomac River Railroad Company
P. B. Ray
E. K
William H. Dyerva
Philadelphia Saving Fond Society
FIBER
Buchly Charity
St. Iona Mite Society
Florence
Douglas
John Wonglas
A. W. Jay
William H. Corcoran
Emma and Alig V. Corcor
Pisin
Oranda Mackey
Cora E. Musers
Wiliam P. Harrison
A. A. Lipscomb
Washington Cattle Market
St. N. W
Federal City
Riggs National Bank
National Savings and Trust Company
15Th and
N. Y. Avenue
Cooperative Building Association
Equitable
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N.W
Barta Fane Am
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Thomas P. Morgan
F Street
Ther Jacobs News Depot Company