Copper Issues Active as Specialties Rise in Tepid Market
New York stock prices ebbed and flowed with few gains outside high priced specialties led by American Tobacco while copper shares stayed active on steady metal demand. Amalgamated reported 413 percent annual stock value with a $2.8 million surplus increase and rising liabilities. Market stagnation followed morning activity as investors awaited national conventions and mid year financing.
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New York
American Tobacco
Pevial Securities
Amalwamated Company
Heclin
New England
Middle West
Lanston
England
London
New Haven
Hartford
United States
New York Bond Market Sways Amid Mixed Signals
The Ilgin Board of Trade quotes show varied activity in June trading. Dutton’s remarks indicate cautious sentiment as bond prices hover near key levels with modest turnover and few clear trends.
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Eluio
Ilgin Board of Trade Cita
Delars Dutton Fem Af
Washington Stock Exchange Opens Week With Dull Activity
The opening session of the week on the Washington Stock Exchange showed the dullest conditions of the year with little selling pressure and prices near Saturday's closings. Buying orders appeared in Washington from 831-4 to 86, and at the close bids and asks softened. Union Trust traded around 145 to 1441-2 while Lanston hovered near 331-2. American Graphophone Company stock drew renewed interest with bid prices rising to 21-2 for the common and 62 for the preferred, signaling optimism about dividends. The bond market remained dead with no willingness to concede. Interstate Commerce Commission upheld a limestone rate of 253 per ton from Martinsburg to Portsmouth and Ohio destinations as reasonable and non discriminatory. Roanoke, Virginia, saw an application filed for The Merchants National Bank of Roanoke with a 100,000 capital under the national bank act, per Comptroller Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington’ Stock Exchange
Washington
L Gan
Union Trust
Lanston
American Graphophone Company
Roanoke
Murray
National Bank Act
Merchants National Bank of
Salea
Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat
Washington Gas
Enion Trust
Call Union Trust
Lanston Monotype
WAS Bond
Georgetown Gas
Capital Traction Co. Vie
Potomac Mar. Be
Ami Suburban
Lumbia
Mort
Coto
Ll Wash
Alex
Paca
Potomac Electric Power
Potomac
Amer
Tel
Teles
Wash
Norfolk ‘and Wash
Stamlet
Riggs Realty
Publius
Ilsey Books
Capital
Enw
el Wash
Washington-Virginia
Mergenthater Jotype
van Pa Greeme-Canarrea
National Bank
Ee Lincoln
National Savings
Lee Savings
Union Savings
Home Savings
Washington Savings
Allington
Amercam
Am National Univn
Columbia Tithe
Chapin Sacks Co
Ip Co
American Graphophone Com
Tag Security
New York Grain Market Notes June 3 Prices firm on wet conditions
New York reports a firm spot and futures for wheat with No 2 red at 1.23 percent above, No 2 northern Duluth at 1.27 percent afloat, and July at 3.13 percent. Corn futures nominal, spot easy with standard white grades, and barley dull. Receipts total 61,400 for wheat and 120,900 for corn, with export and afloat movements cited.
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New York
Duluth
Liverpool
Washington stock exchange notes steady currency and bonds
Morey on call steady with minor rates included. Sterling exchange steady with bankers' bills at 4.8450 for 90 day and 4.8705 for demand. Government bonds steady. railroad bonds irregular. Cotton market quiet with slight fluctuations and spot prices listed. futures show varied opens and closes across months.
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New York
Mercantile
Live Stock Markets Reports Across Cities
Chicago and New York markets show cattle receipts around 16 000 head in Chicago with steady to lower tone on beef and calves, hogs at 7.60 to 7.65, and lambs mixed. New York notes steady to strong beef prices, calf and sheep receipts, and hogs steady at about 7.75 with varied dressed beef and seasonal demand. Baltimore Week figures indicate weekly cattle at 1,338 head, sheep and hog receipts lower or steady, with cows and bulls near prior values and strong weekly totals overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western
New York
Baltimore
The Metal Market Report From New York and London
Standard copper remains strong with spot and futures in the 16.50 to 17.00 range. Custom house returns show copper exports for May at 22,080. London gains early strength but ends with a softer spread. iron warrants in London quoted at 335 74d. North American foundry iron quiet with No 1 foundry Northern around 15.25 to 15.75 and No 2 about 14.75 to 15.18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers
Am. Agricultural
Ana. Can
olAm. Co
F. BT
Cotton
H. and
L. Pfah
Ice Securities
Linseed
Locomotive
R. Pfd
OBS Lam
Steel Foundries
Sugar Refining
Am. Tel
LAB
American Tobacco
Lake Am
Obacco
Verde
Oolon
Amsconds
Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem
Brooklyn RB. T
Canadian Pacific
Central of
N. J
Colo, and Southern
Consolidated Gui
Corm Products
Dela
Hudson Peaver
R. G
Denv
R. G. Pfa
Distillers’ Securities
Erie FA
Erie Ist
Erie
Goldfield
Great Northern
EGY
Great North
Ore
Uinols Central
Interborough-Met
Ij F
Interborough-Met. Ptd
Brig
Inter. Harvester
Inter. Marine Ptd
Igwa Central
Kansas City South
Kane. C. South
Laclede Gas
Lehigh Valley
Iaaudit
Louis
Nash
IBS
Sie
Binn
St. Louis
Bie
New York Central
Norfolk and Westernery
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Coal
Pullman Palace
Bashes
Ray Consol
Republic Steel
WWE
Republic Bleel P
Rock Inland Co
Park
Rock Island Co
Seaboard Air
Lin
Bay Ri
Seaboard A. L
W.reed
St.-Louis
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Rwy
Tennessee Copper
Texas and Pacific Fame
Texas and Pacific Fame Tot
St. L
W By 'T
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Pla
United States Realty
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Ve.-Caro, Chem SE
Va.-Caro. Chem. Pf
Wabash Patl
Wabash
Western Maryland
Westinghouse
Western Union
Lake Erie
New York
Custom House
London
Cleveland
Northern
Deeds of trust in multiple Washington properties
A long list of deeds of trust filed in Washington shows numerous parties including Altus L Quaintance and National Savings and Trust Company securing loans for properties across Petworth, Square 162, Ingleside, Le Droit Park, Chillum Castle Manor, and other blocks. Amounts range from 2800 to 15000 with terms from 1 to 5 years at 5 to 6 percent, with semiannual or monthly payments and lots identified by square and lot numbers. Names of borrowers include Mary A Rose, Archibald J Houghton, Fernand Petit, Robert W Burroughs, Margaret L Underdown, and many others, with lenders such as American Security and Trust Company and Washington Land and Mortgage Company.
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Connecticut Avenue Heights
Altus L. Quaintance Et al
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Petworth
Mary A. Rose
Archibald J
Yearthur C. Houghton
Fernand Petit
Robert W
Olive E. Burroughs
R. Mullan
Benjamin
Mor
H. Rosier Dulany
R. Thomas Robinson
Chillum Castle Manor
Henry Voigt
Saud
H. Murray
Charles J. “Babcodk
Louis ¢. Rosenbusch
Whitney
Willlng
Beasley Et Ux
Brainard Wi
Warner
Frederick A
T. Square
G. Glimer Easley
Herbert A. Gill
Theodore N. Gill, Jr
Mary
Krogman
S. Stockton Voorhees
James H. Taylor
H. Rozlar Dulany
Trust
Ingleside
Elizabeth Walbridge
Isquake
Willam R. Merrick
H. de Gordon
Fulton R. Gordon
Squarf
Andrew McGarraghy
John F. Donohoe
Milburn J. Donohoe
Nora M. Thorn
Adah I. Sherler
Joseph T
William A. Hin
Pawl Finckel
Rophb Ie Finckel
Margaret L
Alexander H
Thomas Walker
James F. Bundy
Clarence M. DeVette
Charles J. Walker
Charles W. Williams Et al
William H. Saunders
Claud Livingston
Elizabeth M. Caufmar
Irene H. Corrigan Stair
John, Jr
William A. Him
Mabel A. Foster
Oak View
Harry ‘V. Boyle Et al
Union ‘Trust Company
Washington Long and Trust Company
Simon D. Bronson
WO. Square
Rudolph Zeller
Effingham Place
Jesse T. Smith
Blork
Bquarg
Mary E. Allen
Raymond Flack
Thompson
Herbert T. Mmasaan
Penine
Harry Wardman
Thomas P. Bones
Square
Frank L. Tracy
Percy Thompson
Herbert T. Shannon
Harry Wardwan
John H. Chaney
Nellis Pugh Hanford
J.T. Nenare
Frendrick
Aura Lekaulf
Horan
James J. Becker
Te Scuss
Oodridge
Henry A. Vieth
Runwell
M. MacLennan
Brookland
Eawin C. Fore
Charles Burnside
Robert W Burroughs
Mari A Rose
Whiteraven
Philip and
Jacob
Ethel M. Clark
Harry &. Ackerman
Joseph H. Barnes
District of Columbia Patriotic Sons of America
Fifth Street
Herman A. Howensten
Badie
M_ Holock
Washington Highlands
Charles G. Taylor
Reuben’ E. Timbers
Bertha Davis
William W
Destrich Vone
M. Isabella Parker
William F. Beasley
Chillum Castle Heights
Washington Land and Mortgage Company
Prank de la Carrington
LE Droit Park
Catharine L Fisher Et al
Atle H. Macurda
Mary R Wilcox
Harry V. Bowie
Seventh Stri
Pennsylvania Avenue
John A. Baker
Besmie L. Brown
Daniel 0. Leahy
Mary A. S. Leahy
Ninth Street
Ella J. Frey Et al
Herman R Howenstein
Cleveland Park
H. Rozler Dulany
Trusten
Storkton Voorhees
Jos
Andrew McGerraghy
Pansworth
Sophie L. Finckel
Adah Eherler
Thornton Carus
Mattie W. Hand
S Street
Seventeenth
Eighteenth Streste
Mabel 4A
Foster
Vene H. Corrigan
MC Street
Charles N. Moore
Dividend Notice From Linotype Co Declares Quarterly Share
Linotype Company of New York announces a quarterly dividend of 2 percent and an additional dividend of one half of one percent. The transfer book closes June 2, 1912, with records as of June 4, 1912. Fred K J Warburton, treasurer, signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linotype CO
New York
Wm Creatas
Mergenthaler Linotype Compan
Fred K J. Warburton
Newepraprrfar Hive
Wall Street Gossip predicts June will bring major developments
Special to The Washington Post reports a busy June with Supreme Court decisions on anthracite trust and Union Pacific merger, copper producers’ statements, and United States Steel tonnage figures. Copper demand in Europe rises, potentially reducing export stocks. Amalgamated Copper posts 2 percent earnings on $153.7 million stock. Rockefeller family director reappointed. B Yoakum notes improved business outlook and near-term wheat harvests in the Southwest amid low political focus among farmers and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weahington Post
New York
Supreme Court
Anthracite Trust
Union Pacific
Copper Producers
United ‘States Steel Cor
B. Yoakum
St. Louis
San Francisco
Southwest
Texas
Oklahoma
Okla
Homa
KEW YORE PRODUCE PRICES AND MARKET REPORT
Market notes show varied prices and receipts across dairy eggs poultry flour and fats. Records list fresh gathered extras, state and local eggs, white and colored milk products, cheese and butter factors, with live poultry and dressed meats, plus assorted grains and oils and regional cottonseed oil figures.
Philadelphia Markets in June 3 Trading Report
Philadelphia market notes show wheat firm at No. 2 red winter in export elevators, corn inching up for local trade, oats weak, butter steady with Western creamery prices, eggs higher with Pennsylvania receipts, cheese quiet with New York full creams easing, poultry varied by type, potatoes old steady while new crops are lower and plentiful in New York and Southern markets.
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Philadelphia
Libbey
Western Creamery
Pennsylvania
New York
New Southern
Legal Records From Washington Court Docket June 8 1912
The United States Court of Claims session in Washington adjourned with filings and judgments across Indian depredations naval findings and estate matters. Dockets list allowances for Indian depredation widows and heirs, various administrator and executor actions, equity court filings, circuit court verdicts, criminal cases including United States v. Davis and others, bankruptcy petitions, and probate dispositions across multiple districts and trustees.
Real estate transfers listed for Washington area sales
A long notice itemizes transfers of properties across multiple DC neighborhoods including Oodridge, Brookland, Petworth, Wheaton, Whitehaven and more. Buyers include Henry A Vieth, Eawin Fore, Bertha Davis, Mary R Wilcox, and others with parcels in blocks and squares. prices mostly ten dollars, some larger sums such as 8000 dollars for CHILLUM CASTLE HEIGHTS and 2000 dollars for CLEVELAND PARK.
Washington Produce Market Wholesale Quotes
Wholesale prices from Washington Market list Mortola and North Carolina fruits and vegetables in strong demand. Includes notes on apples peaches tomatoes peppers cabbage and various beans greens melons and meats with multiple regional sources and per unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortola
North Carolina
Elgin
New York State
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Weis
Michigan
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
North Ce
Almeria
Baltimore Markets Quiet Spot Contract and Farm Goods Prices
Baltimore markets report quiet spot wheat contracts at 1144.4 and dull corn with spot contracts. Oats and rye show nominal or dull activity. Butter prices range for creamery and other formats, dairy prints per pound vary by region, with eggs and poultry quotes listed for Maryland, Pennsylvania, and surrounding areas. Oil quotations from Toledo, Indiana, and South Lima round out the market notes.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Fennsylvan
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Penceventa
Maryland Penrarivania
Mansari
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Alia Chalmers
Tits Armerican Tobacco
Obecco Ge
Armour & Co
Alchtarmer da Ae
Baltimore & Ohio
Sia. Or Brooks ‘Tranditey Ag Central Por Geeegin
Os Way Cental R Roofn
Central Leather
Steamrran & Onlo
Altoa
Peake & Oto
Quincy Joint x
Chlesan
HF & Quirren
Miteo Get
RL E Pe
R. R
Col
Cheam
Pac Ry Rte
Oforn le Ladust
Colorado Midland
Colorado
Bern
Te Yey Ware
Husson
Cy. A. Tee
Orrande
Denver & Kierrande
le Diet Tiers Sa
Inteborough
Inter Mer Marine
Japan
Kanran
Lake Shore
Kan
TE & Hartford cv
Nortel & Western
Norfolk & Wartern
St Lows
San Fran
Mt. Lows
Lous Southwestern Con
Lous
US Steel
Ria
Caroline Cheechead
Walshy
Marvianit Trust
Maryland ‘Trust
Flauston O' Treres
Simie
Flaustom
Penn Wat
Eleine
NEW York Stock Market
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Via
NEW York Grain
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Banke
Philippine Treasury
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Adams Express
American Steel Foundry Ca
Anglo-American Oil
Braden Ia
Braden
Chicago Subway
Giroux Cons
Greene-Cananea
Hollinger
Kerr Lake
la Rose
Mason Vale
Manhattan Transit
Anavenes
Marconi
New
Marconi Canadian
Nevada-Utah
Saece
Nipissing Mines
Yukon Gold
United Cigar Stores Co
Centennial
East Butte Cap
Franklin
Peer BR Giroux Consolidated
Granby
Greene-Cananea Mohawk Nevada Consolidated
North Lake
Utah
Utah Copper Co
NEW York Money Market
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W. G. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
John D. Morony
Young Rockefeller
York
Brett
State
Heanery
Hennery
Banton
Cordova
Bermuda
Jersey
Southern
United States Court of Claims
Peelle
Howis
Booth
Atkinson
F. Dee
Faust
Walter EK
Eugene K. Lawatle
Anton H. Magill
Matilda A. Cox
Hen Holladay
Joseph H. Cartwright
W. 2. Hudson
Christopher Sellers
Elizabeth Sellers
W. ©. Groner
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Chiet
Clabaugh
Dee
W. F. Columbus
Alexander
Plaintf
Archer & Smith
Boyle
Weightman
Plalatin
W. Spencer Armatrong
Millohan
Masters
Attornera
Barnard & Johnson
Gies
Keane
Swearingen Va
Swearingen
Rothchild & Diggs
Waters
Jenking Va
Jenkins
Easbymith
Fleharty
Mitchell
Lansburgh Va
Mulan
Tooriner
Ferry
Maddox
Aneser
Rothechild
Harris Ve
Herrie
Heldman
Equity Court No. 2
Justles ‘Wright
Gircuit Court NO
Justice Stafford
Johnson County Savings Bank
Shaw
Plaintif
T. ‘le Jeffords
William Henry White
Johnson County
Baok Ve. Howard
T. Ly J Jeffords
Johnson Coty Bxylogs Bank
Herbst
Finlntiff
T. L. Jeffords
Biau Nerve, Pond
T. J. Jeffords
H. P. Gatley
J. P. MceMahon
Commercial National Bank
Howell
J. J. Darlington
H. W. Glassie
JS. Bailey
Hornung
T. le. Jeffords
Derehive
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Jesprt Plaintis
W. G. Gardner
Minor
Gardiner Minor
Vanala
Washington, Great Falls
Old Dominion Hallway Company
Ralston, Siddons & Richardson—Lambert
Stanley Va
Bullivan
Gactings
Darlington
Allman Va
Washington Terminal Company
Kusby-Smith
Hamilton, Yerkes & Hamaitton
Forbes
Capital Traction Company
Hayden
Franc
Perry & Bon
Dunlop
Ford
Davis
Thomas
American National Bank
Atgrneye
Berry & Minor
Tucker
Kenyon Macfarland
Pismatter
Circuit Court
Gould
Sawyer
Platent
Baker & Hogan
R. Rose Perry & Son
Costelln
Palmer
Lt. Mather
Clarence R. Wilson
P. B. Leeb
Tottenga
Plainti
Douglas & Baker
Jacelli Ve. Rigge National Bank
Atttorneys
Wheatley
Perry & Son
Metropolitan Opera Company
Greane
Clagett
Archer
American Tee Company
Chick
Darlington—Whitford
Criminal Court NO
Justice Anderson
Frank C. Davis
O'Brien
Julia Coggie
J. C. Foster
Arthur Johnson
T. M Beker
Joseph Saloman
Fairfax Atherton
Hattie -Scott
Frederick Harris
Justice Barnard
Broadia Ye Suprema Lodge
Plainelif
PF. W. Frisby
B. L. Gaskins
Charles Lee
J. L. Taylor
Antonio Signorotti
Paladin
Eva Hopking
Ira
Todd
A. W. Scott
George F. Knockerbocker
W. KE. Ambrose
Benton Hardy
G. M. Stadien
Stanley Thomas
Flea
Guily
W. C. English
Marty Shienz
W. C. Boslieh
Griffin Halstead
H.P. Gatley
A. A. Birney
John F. Conrad
Depository
John H. Pcotts
B. S. McCalmont
F. Kirdeddall Company
R.E. L.smith
R. S. Hume
William Elwitz
George Egleston
District Court
sHey In Square
Justice Wright
Ans BR Connick
Emly J. Paxton
Wilson HN
Paxton
Attorsey
John B. Lerner
Harriet Morgan
O. C. Calhoun
Brooke Carter
William H. Beers
W. B. Ambrose
Emma Rose
Henry Adler
Mabel Adier
P. J. Ryan
John L. Hughes
Guardian
John A. Hughes
A. Tumelty
Annie R. White
Athorney
L. A Batley
Patrick
Holmes
Sheehy & Sheehy
Armie Collins
W. G. Gardiner
Jesse B. Rank
H. P. Bieir
W. H. Sholes
Arabella E. Burns
Edward 8
Fred Beall
Anna M. Hinkel
W. C. Balderston
Addie M. Howard
Attorn
Howard McCorto
Wiliam H. Bell
F.C. Coldria
Elizabeth M. Macartney
F. B. Fox
Robert WM. Dobbins, Jr
Charles H. Turner
Betjamio F. Pilson
Wilttace Leonard Davis
Charles Por
Vbrizine Hoelmann
AL Maedei
Weorr C. Becker
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Plaintff
Kappler & Merillat
W. E Ambrose
George P. Zurhorst
John W. Gleanan
CW. Carr
J. Perser
R.A. Curtie
Mary Dwight Wendell
Holland- America Line
W. Ctephane
F. A Fenning
Noitt
John H. Scott
George F. Havel
Robert A. Veitch
Hanover Place
North Capital Street
Laura
Lancer
Mattle W. Hand
SOLTH
Columbian College
LE Ordit Park
Lavana J
Harn Wardmen
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Frankie
Alice A Tracy
Chase Terrace
John B Espey
Nellie Pugh Hanford
Charles W. King
Ruth Ther
Washington Produce Market
Tolade Ohta
Jone
Tima
Indiana
Serth Lima
L. L. Perkins
Hibbs
Fifteenth Street
Johnson Brothers
J. Maury Dove Company, Inc
12Th & F Sts. N. W
NT Supervision
Selwin Tait
15Th and
N. Y. Ave
National Metropolitan Bank
States Treasury
Paola
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