Weather, stocks, and bonds in July New York market report
Weather favored corn and cotton yet failed to lift stocks with gains limited. Southern rail shares showed strength while cotton oils rally modest. Bond volume reached 1.8 million dollars with steady money rates and an improving German capital position.
New York Stock Market Activity July 17 1911
Local financial notes report light attendance at the Washington Stock Exchange session with prices near last week’s close. Bond sales totaled 490 dollars in Capital Traction 63 and 1 Anacostia and Potomac Railway 5, while Washington Railway and Electric offered 42 1/4 to 42 3/8.
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Washington Post
New York
Washington Stock Exchange
Anacostia and Potomac Railway
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Capital Traction
Georgetown Gas
Mergenthater
American National Bank
Capital Traction Railroad
Ananastia and Potomaca
Mergenthaler Linotype
U. S. Trust
National Bank
Ibington
Anacostia and
Potomac
Anacostia
Columbia
United States
Treasury
American Aerephone
Telegraph
Tressury
Emerson Steam
Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat
National Banka
Riggs Realty
Philippine Treasury
Erodes
Omate
Washington Rwy
Hee
Washington
Washington-Virginia
Norfolk
Washingtons
Washington Gas
Greene Cat
SSU
Atcetican
Commerett Columbi
Dou
Lincoln
Trust Company
Boston
American Security and Trust
Butte Coalition
National Savings and Trus Olon
Centennial
Washington ‘Loan and Trust
Copper Range Co
Hutte Copper
Franktlig i
Giroux Consolidated
Ranby
Bank of Comm Union Savings
Greene-Cananea Oia
Sin Mohawk
East Washington Law
Nevada
A Provident Savings
North Butte
Arington
Kree Shannon
Corcoran
Utah
Utah Copper Co
Gernan, Franquin
National Union
NEW York Money Market
Eal Estate
Chapin-Spacks
Emerson Steam Pump
Ee Granhophone Com Graphop
Merchants
Tranter and Storage
Baltimore Markets Strange Exchange and Commodities Report
Baltimore markets report steady money on call rates and currency levels with mixed commodity prices. Wheat and corn futures show volatility while cotton futures weaken under liquidation and bear pressure, closing near day’s lows.
Wall Street Opens Dull Yet Shows Brief Activity
The New York stock market opened weak with minimal quotes on major leaders. Southern Railway led early volume while Steel, Union Pacific, and Reading traded actively. cotton faced a sharp break amid broader dullness. Canadian Pacific surged to a new high, marking steady gains since its January low.
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New York
Mose
Stock Exchange
Wabash
Consolidated Gas
Great Northern
Southern Railway
Steel Commion
Steel
Union Pacific
Reading
Southern Railroad
Standard Ol
Canadian ‘Pacific
New York Grain Report July 17 Wheat and Corn Notes
New York spot wheat shows firmness for No 2 red and futures drifted. Reports of black rust in North Dakota and Canada fires weigh on sentiment. Corn and oats markets weak with limited futures activity. receipts large for wheat, substantial for oats, shipments mixed.
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New York
Duluth
North Dakota
Canada
Philadelphia Markets July W1 Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Philadelphia market notes show unchanged No. 2 red wheat in export elevator, slight corn dip, firm No. 2 white, steady creamery products, eggs higher per case, poultry and dressed poultry mixed with higher fresh killed fowls, beef and dairy items from Pennsylvania and Western regions, Jersey potatoes up per basket.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Eastern Shore
Southern
North Carolina
Guinea
Philadelphia
F. c
New York
Ducke
Jersey
Metal Market Sparks Mixed Copper and Hog Prices
New York reports steady copper futures with spot and monthly variations and 5,200 tons imported. Exports in the month reach 12,954 tons. Lake and electrolytic copper priced around 12.75 to 13.00 and 12.62 to 12.76 respectively. Local foundry prices sit around 14.75 to 15.25 for No 1 and 2 grades, while veal calves and hogs show declines and varied lamb offers. Elgin Butter Market records butter at 24 with annual output near 1,033,400 pounds.
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New York
Liverpool
Wit
Beaty
London
Custom House
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
New York Produce Prices and Market Quotations
New York market notes July 17 show butter receipts 6,188 packages across grades. cheese steady with varied milk products. eggs irregular receipts 12,872. poultry and hay markets with steady to firm tendencies. cottonseed oil, sugar, coffee, potatoes, cabbages, and freights listed with current bids and ranges. Regional and national suppliers including State dairy, Western and Pennsylvania henneries cited. prices for peanuts and related commodities also listed.
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New York
Orsis
Pennsylvania
Santos
Cordova
Long Island
Liverpool
London
Virginia
Live Stock Market Totals From New York Chicago and Baltimore
Market reports show New York receipts 2 764 cattle with steers 6.23 to 6.80, bulls and cows varied. exports about 460 cattle to Antwerp. Galveston and Baltimore figures list cattle, sheep, hogs with mixed gains and varied prices across regions. Chicago totals include cattle 27 000, hogs 24 000, sheep 22 000 with general firmness and some shifts in prices.
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New York
Antwerp
J Galves
State
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Texas
Baltimore
Chicago Grain market lifts on Manitoba frost signals
Wheat closed little changed as frost reports from Manitoba buoyed grain futures. Corn fell about 1 2 percent while oats dropped over 2 percent. barley and other feeds showed smaller moves amid a market-wide adjustment. Provisions priced lower, crates and shipments noted across Toledo and Indiana regions.
Real Estate Transfers Across Mount Airy and Vicinity
A long list shows multiple property transfers in Mount Airy and surrounding blocks. Transactions include Mary Warner to Anne Moore, Jessa Bumbry to John Walker, and various others with lots, squares, and prices ranging from $3,300 to $16, and several $10 transfers.
Reading Sued by U S to Dissociate from Rail Line
Government sues to separate the Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company from its coal subsidiaries under the commodities clause. It alleges dummy companies control anthracite supply, fix prices, and that the holding structure profits from freight, citing a 1908 action and a 1896 National Company merger forming the Reading Company. Attorneys were surprised by the suit filed in Philadelphia federal court.
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Owna
Reading Railway Company
Reading Coal Company
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
Supreme Court
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Fulton Coal Company
Locust Gap Improvement Company
Tremont Coal Company
Mammoth Vein Coal and Improvement Company
Preston Coal and Improvement Company
Delaware Coal Company
Reading Company
Reading Railway
Reading Holding Company
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
National Company
Pennsylvania Corporation
Department of Justice
Reading
Reading Companies
George F. Baer
Thres Reading Companies
Europe
Reading Coat and Iron Company
The
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Exchange Moves Uptown to Fifteenth and Walnut Streets
Philadelphia Stock Exchange members vote 165 to 8 to end operations at Second and Walnut and relocate uptown to Fifteenth and Walnut Streets, aligning with the trend of financial firms moving from the old financial district.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Second and
Walnut Streets
Financial District
Fifteenth and
Legal Record of Equity and Court Actions in District of Columbia
A dense docket from the Equity, Criminal, and Probate Courts under Mr Justice Wright and related officials lists guardians ad litem, name changes, receiver actions, alimony and fee matters, and numerous foreclosure and trust filings. It records cases including Gox v O Meara, Raeburn-Gamner Coal, Healy v Healy, Tobin v Tobin with a July 21 continuation, Reed v Widdup and Melton Construction v Rudolph, among many others. The Probate and Trust filings cover estates, executors, and guardians, with many mortgage and security agreements, and civil actions labeled Equity Suits No 20822 and related reassignment and injunction matters.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Wright
Gox
Healy
E. P. Morey
H. G. Kimball
CL. Fratley
Melton Construction Company
Rudolph
Abpies
E. H. Thomas
John W. Yerkes
Breen
John W. Gardiner
Justice Wright
Melton
Abraham M. Frechie
R. A. Curten
Thomas H. Melton
Cuno H. Rudolph
B. Rhodes
William H. Decker
Edward B. Moore
L. PB. Whitaker
Flaintift
Deeds of Trust Involving Multiple Property Transactions
Deeds of trust recorded in Montana covering Aone M Moora to William M Terrell and Norton B Little securing Andrew M Curry for 1500 dollars over 3 years at a quarterly rate. Parcels include lots 15 to 19, 23, 22, block and others in block 2. lot 7, block 2. Whittingham John W Wheeler et al to Charles B Caywood and C Chester Caywood securing Jesse Bumbry for 150 dollars at 6 percent over 1 to 30 in square 057.
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Enoch G. Johnson
Lula B. Davis
George F. Colling
James R. Bell
Annie Mott
Robert Bonar Et Ax
William Jardine
Joseph I. Weller
Harry J. Pirle
Nellie Pirie
Joseph F. Hurley
J. Sprigg Poole
William A. Hil
Charles W. Carr, Jr
Wiliam A. Hills
Rignald W. Beall
Charles W
Ware
Fannie S. Payne
Charles W. Carr
Julius I. Peyser
Frank Payne
John T. Knott
Whitefield McKinlay
Harry R. Kline
Alice P. Shadd
Charles
White
William H. Saunders
George H Dierkophyte
Accus O
Louisa Benton
Barry Farm
Charles J. Harbaugh
Henry H. Bergmann
Charles Sehafer
Northern Liberty
Srdgeland
Mace K. Wallace
Neill
Brown
Ben B. Bradford
Granville C. Bradford
Rosa W. Smith
University Heights
Thomas J. Lane
John J. Lane
William H. Walker
Joseph W. Craig
William L. ‘Lanning
Granby
Clara A. Mardenstair
Edwin B
Frederick L. Siddings
Henry I. Woodard
Arthur A. Birney
Worthington
Par
Nellie F. D
Stoddard Et Ail
Joseph M
American Security and Trust Company
National Sayings and Trust Company
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Fred C. Jones
Watson F. Clark
Louis R. Peake
Square
Walter E Barr
Joseph
Darlington
Bisir Lee
Washington City
Mt, Airy and Friendship
Aone M. Moora
William M. Terrell
Norton Bf. Little
Andrew M. Curry
Whittingham
John W. Wheeler Et
Legal notices on van buren street extension case 1911
Supreme Court notices in the District of Columbia outline condemnation proceedings for extending Van Buren Street Northwest from Piney Branch Road to the current western terminus. It details land to be taken, damages and benefits, jury, publication requirements, and deadlines, with names and officials such as Thos H Anderson Justice and J R Young Clerk. It also includes a separate case against Fr de Zea Bermudez over a money claim and condemnation under attachment, with publication and defense deadlines.
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Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia
District Court
Piney Branch Road
Third Street
United States
Oaly
Westington Law Reporter
Washington Evening Star
Washington Times
Washington Poet
A. D
Thos. H. Anderson
J. R. Young
E. Cunningham
Washington Law Reporter
Washington
H. Anderson
H. Bingham
Charles Poe
Plaintif
Wolf Scheineman Bankruptcy Discharge Opposed Notice
Bankrupt notice from Columbia district No 142 informs creditors Wolf Scheineman has filed for discharge. Creditors may appear to oppose before the 71st day of August 1911, before Referee in Bankruptcy MVCALMONT.
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Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
Wolf Scheineman
Wolf Scheieman
BE. S, Mvcalmont
Bankrutpcy. Ai
DC District invites sealed bids for building furnishings and macadam road materials
District of Columbia Commissioners announce sealed proposals due July 24, 1911, for furnishing and installing stockcases cabinets for a manual training building at 33d Street NW and Wiehnein Avenue, with details from the Engineer Department. Separate notice on July 16, 1911 calls for sealed bids by 2 PM July 31, 1911, for furnishing bituminous binding material for district roads, with forms available from the Purchasing Officer.
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Conlumbia
Omea
Wieeinein Avenue
John A. Johnston
William
WW. Jedson
D.C
Iyt
District of Columbia
Washington
D. C
Cuno H. Rudolph
John 4. Johnston
William V. Judson
D. C. Lyis-dét
Washington Produce Market Quoted Wholesale Prices
The Washington Produce Market lists wholesale quotations for pea fruits vegetables and multiple categories. Prices cover Virginia West Virginia Tennessee and nearby regions for items including butter cheese poultry potatoes cucumbers onions cabbage peppers spinach lettuce tomatoes okra green fruits and fruits like cantaloupes oranges and lemons with varied per unit or per crate pricing.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
Fincy
New York State
North Carolina
Okra
Cantaloupes
California
Iorgia
Georra
Pelton
Thoriday
Plackbert
Perkins Executors Administrators and Officers Names Listed
A fragment lists L. L. Perkins webond executors and administrators with officers and employees, ages, and contact details including phone and a Colorado building room number. The readable portion emphasizes office roles and age notes in a government or estate context.
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Webond
Gelorado
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real Estate In Clark Subdivision
Truste es sale of real estate on nineteenth and D streets northeast by virtue of deed of trust recorded in Lider 11996 folio 47. Sale at public auction July 21 1911 in front of premises with terms one third cash balance in one and two years at 7 percent interest. Deposit of 1 at time of sale. Located in Clark Clephane and Kauffmann trustees and Clagett subdivision of Long Meadows known as Rosedale and Isherwood in Washington county DC. Attestation by SAML A Druty and Tm Edmonton trustees.
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A. Weschler
District of Columbia
Clark
Clephane
Kauffmann
Clagett
Long Meadows
Rosedale
Isherwood
Washington County
G Street
Edmonton
Truttee
Fifth Street
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