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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1911

Page

2

Market Climb With Mixed Rail and Tobacco Stock Moves

A thin trading day saw stocks inch higher amid mixed results from rail groups and tobacco issues. Canadian Pacific reported strong May earnings while American Tobacco and Western rail segments showed notable movements, and concerns over antitrust actions briefly tempered sentiment. Weather and crop updates highlighted drought effects in North Dakota and corn advances supported by seasonal demand. The money market remained steady ahead of early July liquidity shifts.

North Dakota St. Paul Saulty Anuns Bank of Mnglend Ronda + firm Total United States

Grain and market data mixed from Boston prices daily report

A garbled OCR style market entry reports closing prices and quotes for corn, oats, poultry, and other commodities across multiple regions. It lists per bushel and per hundredweight figures, including Maryland and Pennsylvanian notes, alongside Western states figures and New York references, with unclear dates and units.

Washington cattle market summary and wholesale items

A garbled Washington cattle market listing shows various farm goods and prices. Items include butter, eggs, meat, poultry, and vegetables from multiple states such as New York, North Carolina, Florida, and California. The OCR data lists weights, crates, baskets, and per unit prices for cattle, chickens, turkeys, ducks, and produce. The fragmentary notes reference regions like Virginia and Southwest Virginia with assorted produce including potatoes, cabbage, onions, squash, and peppers.

Virginia West Virginia Nouthwest Virginia New York State New Taras USA Cumin North Carolina Florida Appias California

Wall Street Gossip On Bond Market And Failures

The report describes bond market movements with American Tobacco and new issues, noting firm conditions amid heavy offerings. It cites Dun's data on commercial failures, compares year to year, and highlights improved May earnings for Canadian Pacific and other rail lines with notable net gains.

New York Stock Market Quotation Summary Note

The following quotations are those received by W B Hibbs Co bankers and brokers. They are members of the New York Stock Exchange the Chicago Board of Trade and the Washington Exchange.

W. B. Hibbs & Co Flite Huilding New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Washington Machange

Washington Stock Exchange Quiet but Active Trading

In yesterday's Washington Stock Exchange session, bank and trust company stocks drew notable attention with several sales. United States Trust led activity with 6 shares traded 1221-2 to 122. National Bank of Washington moved 12 shares at 1, American Security and Trust 2 shares at 28, National Savings and Trust 7 shares at 0, and Union Savings 0 at 4a. District National sold two lots post-call at 158 and 314-2, down from prior. Trading in Lanston was lively but net price change small as Te or La reached 44 on high bids without fills. Cardtal Traction offered 1261-2 and 127, Washington Railway and Electric preferred at MN, and Washington Gas rested at 871-2 bid and 871-2 ask. Bond sales included Potomac Electric consolidated at 5,000 and Capital Traction 5 at 25-8. A majority of the exchange’s governing committee was absent, delaying today’s adjournment decision over the Fourth of July. brokers expect favorable action and plan outings.

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Philadelphia Markets Dairy and grain prices steady in mixed report

Philadelphia market notes show wheat and corn steady to firm with No 2 grades in export and local trade. Butter eggs and cheese hold firm with various regional quotes. Potatoes, poultry, and dressed fowl prices mixed. New York money market and currency rates listed alongside government and railroad bond activity.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania New York

Live Stock Markets Report From Chicago and New York

Chicago market receipts include cattle with beeves around 4.55 to 5.75, cows and bullocks mixed. Hog prices show meats at 6.30 to 6.25 for light to mixed types, with 15,000 head of pigs estimated. calves are steady with veal at 8.00, dressed veals 4.00 to 5.00. Sheep and lambs receipts near 2.78 head. New York reports steady beef, calves and poultry trade, and steady flour and corn meal. Prices across commodities show mixed activity with some stronger demand for Western and New York cattle.

Chicago Wester Kat Nature Western New York Sime Barks Wester Middle West Nod Varhangel

The Metal Market. New Farkine 28 Standard cappry aulor

Futures in New York quoted as Attivala reported today with 429 tons exported this month. Custom house returns show Lake Copper at 18. SALW electrolytic 1 BMT Terant In 32.8744 12 50 iron-Cleveland warrants. Card ran unchanged in London. Foundry Northern 19 No 3 U8 TePis. No 1 founds Southern and No 1 foundry Sothern soft 14 13 ths.

Luis Landen New York Custom House Lake Cleveland London Northern Southern Sothern Soft

Cotton Market in New York Sees Early Rise then Steady Turn

New York June 2 The failure of today's weather reports to confirm the Western belt tailing off demand. Prices showed a sharp early advance but favorable private condition reports prevented broader buying. Later the market steadied with slight net changes on old and new crop positions.

New York

Equity Court Proceedings and Probate Listings in DC

Supreme Court and other DC courts hear numerous actions including Talbert v. King with transcript and hearing details, Isherwood divorce, bankruptcy for Frank Israel, condemnation for a manual training school, and estate probates for Robinson, Shuster, Zenner, Rehle, Gatchell, Little, Chisolm, Watson, Lomax, and others. Also criminal cases, civil suits, and liens across district courts, with various attorneys and bond amounts.

Abney & Woodard L. H. David Frank District Court Justice Gould Sherman Avenue Criminal Court NO Justice Wright United States Vs. George Malariah Williams Waedy-Smith Tt. B. Freharty United States Morris Kidwell BE. O'Brien Frankie Harris Edmund Carrington Rosa Watson Samuel Hurwicz Mattle EB. Lomax John Ridout Truitt Campbell Carrington Sarah C. Robinson Irving Williamgan Samuel D. Shuster Ernest JA. Shuster B. B. Kimball William Zenner Alwina Zanner Charles H. Bauman Charles Rehle F. A. Fenning B. W. Parker Margaret J. O'Donnell Cell Real Estate J. Fred Gatchell George B. Wagner D. Fulton Harris Charles Linking Hanrietta Little Frances L. Root W. H. Marlow, Jr Frederic F. Chisolm Wolf & Cohen Henry E. Rupprecht Charles B. Boller Emma J. Beer John A. Gardiner Arline John U Gardiner Cora H. King George A. King Atiorneys Barnard & Johnson

Real Estate Transfers Listing Across Northwest and Georgetown

A long notice lists numerous property transfers in Washington DC areas including Sixteenth and H Street NW Meridian Hill and Georgetown. Transfers show buyers sellers lots squares and price details with many properties valued at $10 or $1,300 and mortgage style securities. Names include Margaret B Damrosch Harriet B Reale James G Blaine Horace G Smithy Martin Bray Daria Cotter Harry Calahan David Cotter Wallace Landon Clarence W Light Bight.

Sixteenth Huron Margaret B. Damrosch Harriet B. Reale James G. Blaine South Hplt Meridian Saul Horace G. ‘Smithy Martin H. Bray Georgetown Daria J. Cotter Harry A. Calahan Wisconsin Averte Freeman Mortia Fourteenth Street Wallace E Landon Thomas Tervas Murdock Mary Andall A. Travov Pinehurst Robert M. Hutchison Willliam Jasper LE Droit Park William G Blunder Mabel H. Bradford East Deanwood Edward M. Pino William E. Garrett Ingleside James A. Cahill Robert W. Neely Barry Tarm Margaret Eliott John F. Waters John W. Sherwood John A. Storm H Street Walter R. Wilcox David B. Murdock, Jr Twelfth Street Lucy Willan George Livingston Livingston Et al Oliver Matas ‘Ott Villa Park Clara A. Marden Edwin A. Miller Sarme Paul Weidenmann Twining City Harry Gladman Martha W. Wells East Washington Park Robert F. Bradbury Adam F Nannie V. Smith Howard Road Anacosta Horatio N. Tap- Yin Campbell A. M. HE First Street James W. Gray Joseph Herzog J. Richard Tiggle North Columbia Heights A. E. Tull ‘Oyster Company Robert H. Whittington Massachusetts Avenue Heights Atertean Security and Trust Company Et al Ingrese Lie Fabre W. Wallace Chiswell Adough M. Byrd Gertrude B. Mosset George W Clarence F. Norment Columbia Heights Charles W. King Thomas F Rosetta V. Finn

Property liens and secured loans across multiple lots

Transactions record secured loans and trusts involving Chevy Chase Land Company and properties in Mount Pleasant and Hitney Close. Loans range from 1,000 to 50,250 with 3 to 6 year terms at 5 to 6 percent, secured on various lots and blocks, with semiannual or monthly payments.

Abe Blumenthal Hitney Close Middaugh & Shannon B. Francis Sau Walter E. Hilton Garustt A. Smith Sis Semlatenally

Father of 20 Sentenced in Domestic Assault Case

In Alexandria a father of twenty, Charles Strobel, was sentenced to no jail time and fined four dollars after a brutal assault on his wife. Mrs. Strobel pleaded with Police Justice Caton to remit the jail sentence as Strobel, a 33-year husband and locomotive engineer, faced an appeal. Also noted are a Hibernian officer visit and a separate 5-dollar fine for John Armature for racial seating law violation. The July term of the U S court in Virginia begins with internal revenue cases and the steamer Trenton libel likely to be acted.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Charles Strobel Strobel John Armature Taylor Washington-Virginia Railway Armature United States Court For Eastern District of Virginia Edmund Waddill Internal Revenue Trenton

Alexandria Nips Falls Church 5 1 in pitchers duel

Alexandria defeats Falls Church 5 to 1 in a well played game led by a strong pitching duel between Anderson for Falls Church and Caton for Alexandria. Final lines show key hits and fielding notes with multiple players contributing across positions.

Alexandria Falls Church Anderson Caton Alexand'a Falls Ch Cockrell van H's Scrivner O'Watson van Asif Suderton Sheehan Rune—Scrivner Snowden Trenary Wat- Ynon Wateon Anderton Astryke Mr. Dunbar

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