Stocks Rally After Standard Oil Ruling Big Demand
New York May 16 The Supreme Court decision on Standard Oil spurred heavy buying with 1,002,600 shares traded. Union Pacific led gains, others like General Electric United States Steel and Reading rose, while Standard Oil fluctuated. European account trading exceeded 75,000 shares, while money markets firmed and bond activity increased.
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Standard Oil
Union Pacific
New York
Wall Street
Supreme Court
Pearson-Farquahar Syndicate
Amon
General Electric
Reading
Southern Pacific
United States Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Tran Copper
Atchison
Lehigh Valley
New York Central
Amalgamated Copper
American Smelting
American Tobacco
London
Tran
Boston
Philadelphia
Mittsburg
Chicago
Commission Houses
Harriman
Steel Corporation
Congress
New York bond market and commodities report brief
New York May 18 Bond market notes show Teledy and others with mixed quotes. Butter eggs flour and lard listed with steady to fair prices and receipts. cottonseed, cornmeal, potatoes, and peanuts appear with varied trading activity and nominal changes.
Treasury and Exchange Market Briefs
The United States Treasury and Washington stock exchange reports show regular call trading at noon with entries including Washing AGB bonds at 110 for 500 and Washington Railway and Electric 4s for 1000 units. The fragment notes ongoing price activity on these securities with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Electric 4S
Baltimore Markets Report May 16 Wheat to Eggs Listings
Baltimore May 16 wheat firmer spot and contract at 424 on grade. Corn firmer spot and contract 57? oats nominal No 2 white. Rye firm No 2 Western domestic 1.16. Poultry allowances varied by weight with spring chickens 28 30 cents, ducks 14 15, old hens 16, old roosters 9 10, pigeons 30 per pair. Butter creamery fancy 32 42 cents, choice 20 22, printed 23 24, eggs Maryland Pennsylvania firsts 47 per dozen, Eastern 17, Western 58, Southern up to 16 4.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Orsta
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
Elgin
New York State
New
Georgia
Florida
South Cara
North Carolina
The Metal Market Quiet on Copper Spots and Futures
New York reports copper markets steady with spot May June July and August at 71.55 to 71.63. London futures around 547 to 564. Arrivals today include 973 tons to date this month. Several foundries in Northern and Southern districts show varied activity while central London prices stay subdued.
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New York
London
Tetum
Wenanis
Ais ML
Centulry Northern
Nat Foundry Jouthern
Sinthern Soft
Foundry Northern
Commerce Court calendar and orders listed in legal record
The United States Commerce Court term opens May 17 with hearings in the Interstate Commerce Commission rooms. Daily dockets show cases of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Procter & Gamble, Union Stock Yard, Norfolk and Western Railway, and others. Courts include Equity Circuit and Bankruptcy, with trials and assignments noted, plus price listings for goods and services.
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United States Commerce Court
Mesta
United States Court of Customs Appeals
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fifteenth Street
New York Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
United States
Procter & Gamble Company
Russe & Durgess Et
J. W.thompson Lumber Company
James J. Hooker
Martin A. Knapp
Eagle White Lead Company
United States of America
Union Stock Yard and Transit Company
Chicago
Norfolk and Western Railway Company Et al
Atchison, Topeka and Senia Fe Railway Company
Triday
Omaha and
Cornell Bluffs Street Wallway Company
Omaha and Counetl Bluffs Railway and Bridge Company
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington City From Listings
A compilation of property transfers showing buyers including William L Browning Oscar W King and Westminster College along with firms like Potomac Storage Company and Washington Loan and Trust Company. Transactions cover multiple neighborhoods such as Mount Pleasant Twining City University Heights Rhode Island Avenue Terrace and Mount Airy with prices ranging from 10 to 10680 dollars.
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M Street
John A. Engle
Bernard Leonard
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
William L. Browning
Libble Foer
Q Street
Oscar W. King
C. P. M. Brown
Rosemont Park
Westminster College
Salt Lake City
Utah
College Board of the
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
Harry G. Laycock
Maryland Avenue
Herman R. Howenstein
Joseph
Asile M. Haley
Ingleside
Wiliam L. Stewart
William B. Wood
University Heights
Harry F. Schlegel
John W. Souder
Rhode Island Avenue
Benjamin F. Leighton
Irwin B. Linton
Joseph A. Goodkey
Rhode Island Avenue Terrace
Ale
J. Schuartz
Uriel C. Hays
Twining City
Charles BE. Gerner
Karl Braun
Hermann Fischer
Alfred
Mathilda Fischer
Connecticut Avenue
Annie Parris
Arthur Herbert
Josephine PF. Hill
Harry A. Kite
Lucretia Butler
Anne Heiberg
Elizabeth Walker
Mary E. V. Dodge
Lincoln Shepard
Harrison
Dodge
Nineteenth Street
Potomac Storage Company
Dupont Storage Company
Mount Airy
Rock of Dunbarton
Joseph H. Bradley
Duncan Bradley
Magruder
John Heroth
J. Nagel
Seventh Street
James Francis Gantt
Joseph Symanoski
Thirteenth Street
U and V
Michael O'Connor Etux
Joseph EL Syphax
SMITH
Charles J. Butler
Thomes H. Banes
William J
Hilda Jacobi
Washington Heights
James D. Hobbs
Thomas Banes
J. Harry Chaney
Frank Glascock
Ambrose B. Hilton
Frank J. Mullen
Second Street
Emma M. Tecan
Katherine G. Leech
Tenth
Florence D. McAuliffe
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Grace M. Wood
Deeds of Trusts in Various Squares and Vacant Lots
Deeds of trust securing loans from multiple building associations are listed for numerous properties across SQUARE 1076 3887 7898 square 86 96 and other blocks including ROSEMONT PARK MOUNT PLEASANT HEIGHTS and WISCONSIN AVENUE PARK. Lenders include The National Permanent Building Association Home Mutual Building and Loan Association German American Building Association Capital Realty Company and Washington Loan and Trust Company with amounts ranging from 410 to 38 500 and terms from 1 to 5 years at 5 to 8 percent interest.
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Henry F. Houck
Wharton E.—Lester
Michael J. Colbert
National Permanent Huilding Association
George M. Emmerich
Associa
Alexander Miller
Douglas
Mackall
Washington
Rosemont Park
Harry @. Laycock
Floyd EB. Davis
Herman E. Gasch
Westhamster College
Joseph Haley
Herman RE. Howenstein
Emanuel Spatch
Edgar R. Richardson
Rhode Island
Joseph A. Goodkey
L. W. Richardson
S. Xlegins ‘Terry
H. F. Mandler
Wisconsin Avenue Park
Carrie E. Taylor
Keggins Terry
Capital Realty Company
Mary — Osterman
Riggins Terry
David H. Allen
Albert F
Edmund K. Cox
Frederick R. Walker
Mount Pleasant Heights
William W. Frost
William T. Ballard
G. F. Hunt
Marie L. Hunt
H. D. Gordon
Fulton R. Gordon
Amnie B. Hart
Morris Blen
John B. Larner
John A. Hamilton
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Alexander H. Willams
Twining
Frank J. Nagel
Mount ‘Pleasant
Smith
William J. Jacobin
Thomas H. Bones
Charles J.butler
Frederick A. Lake
Whitney Close
William L. Stewart
Joseph A. O'Hara
Walter A- Dowd
L. Walter Weed
Edward M
American Security and Trust Company
National Savings and Trust Company
Louis Gundling
William J. Flather
Frank T. Rawlings
John M. Jones
Balthasar Gerlach
Ernest L. Schmidt
German-American Building Association
Wall Street Opens With Record Activity Across Markets
London and New York markets surged as early trading ran heavy. In London, American shares gained strongly as New York buying pushed prices higher. The opening session saw 250,000 shares traded in half an hour, with total volume 425,000 in the first hour, the largest of the year. American Tobacco bonds also rose to yearly highs on expectations of dissolution.
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London
New York
Wall Street
Local Financial Stock Market Slump and Mixed Trading
Local stock activity showed little improvement with few orders and no clear catalysts for the slump in volume. Washington Gas opened at 4 1 2 and moved to 4 1 2 without a trade while Washington Railway and Electric preferred sold 75 shares at 8 7 3 4, dividend included. Bond demand was moderate with Norfork and Washington Steamboat 4s at 104 to 141 8, best since issue. G A Miller, East St Louis, was examined for a national bank examiner post and was appointed, to serve in Missouri. The Treasury’s monetary commission expenditures totaled 207,120 from 1908 to 1911. An additional 250 was raised for clerks’ salary campaign with Hecht’s contributing, and R J C Dorsey was appointed examiner of district building and loan associations.
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Washington Gas
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Norfolk and Washington
Washington Railway and Electric
G. A. Miller
Southern Illnois National Bank
East St. Louis
National Bank Examiner
Comptroller's Office
Miller
Missouri
Charles W. Watson
Washington
Hecht
New York Money Market Steady Across Short Terms
Money on call holds at 2 1 2 percent with the ruling rate 24 percent. Time transfers priced around 60 days at 21793. 80 days at 2443. months at 24734. Prime mercantile paper offered around 3 14 percent. Exchange pool steady with bankers bills near 240 for 60 days and 4.96 to 4.8690 for demand. Government bonds steady. railroad bonds listed with minor moves.
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New York
Mynel
Woreda
tSerling Exchange Ealy
Democrats pick W. F. Cleveland for ninth district seat
Council Bluffs Iowa May 16 W F Cleveland of Harlan was chosen by the Democratic convention of the Ninth congressional district as candidate for the vacancy created by Judge Walter I Smiths resignation. The Republican convention remains deadlocked with W L Stern Judge W R Green and E S White as candidates.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
W. F. Cleveland
Harlan
Ninth Congressional District
Walter I. Smith
W. L. Stern
W- R. Green
E. 5. White
Brilliant Scene as Victoria Memorial Unveiled in London
In front of Buckingham Palace on May 16, King George I and the German Emperor unveiled a marble memorial to Queen Victoria. Dignitaries from church and state attended with royal family members, while Thames Brock, sculptor of the statue, was knighted. A banquet followed at Buckingham Palace for the visiting sovereigns.
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Buckingham Palace
Thomas Brock
London
Germany
George I
Victoria
Canterbury
Walter Parritt
George
Kaiser
Emperor William
Order of the Garter
Mr. Reid
Reid
Thames Brock
Queen Victoria
Peanut Fire Destroys Suffolk Factory and Stock
A five story peanut factory owned by Bain & Co. and allied interests including Gwaltney Bunkley Peanut Co. of Smithfield burned in Suffolk on May 16. Over 200000 bushels burned, losses around 250000 dollars. Flames raged late into the night despite five fire streams. No confirmed burials as walls collapsed and firefighters escaped miraculous injuries. Insurance about 160000 dollars. The blaze imperils the world supply as only a small portion of last year’s crop remains with producers.
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Suffolk
Bain & Co
Gwaltney Bunkley Peanut Company
Smithfield
Punish Trust Heads Principle Emphasized by Wilson
Gov. Wilson told a UC Berkeley audience that penalties must reach the directors and officers of corporations, not corporations themselves. He urged that punishing artificial persons is futile and urged cooperation between business and society.
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Gov. Wilson
Berkeley
Cal
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Phi Beta Kappa
University of California
Clerks Unions Opposed By Manufacturers Panel
New York May 16 legislative committee of the National Association of Manufacturers opposes Sen ator La Follette's DIE removing government employees from unions. It warns membership could force strikes against public interests. Eight-hour day blamed for higher government costs. Chicago hot day with 89 degrees links to heat deaths and several prostrations.
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New York
Legislative Committee
The
National Association of Manufacturers
Senator la Follette
Chicago
John Heathinger
Live Stock Markets Report from New York and Chicago
May 16 market notes show steady to firm tones across cattle calves and sheep. New York receipts include 674 cattle and 3,645 sheep and lambs with firm dressed beef and calves. Chicago reports 2,000 cattle and 16,000 hogs and 15,000 sheep with mixed but generally weaker hogs and steady sheep and lambs.
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New York
Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Philadelphia markets grain butter eggs and poultry prices May 16
Market notes show weak wheat with No 2 red export elevators and steady corn oats and butter. Eggs steady with lower per case prices and Western firsts near 4.95 per case. Cheese firm with New York full creams and September futures. Poultry steady with various prices for fowls roosters chickens and ducks. potatoes unchanged.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
F. c
New York
New York Grain and Livestock Markets May Report
New York grain market notes spot irregularities for wheat and corn with futures moving on international factors but closing mixed. Wheat futures declined after a bearish Kansas crop report, while corn and oats showed limited activity. Receipts and shipments figures listed. barley remains quiet. Washington cattle market reports veal calves strong with prices for hogs, sheep, and lambs varying by grade.
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New York
Duluth
Kansas
Canada
Buenos Ayres
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