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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1913

Page

2

Wall Street Gains Fade After City Bond Bid Sparks Selloff

New York stocks opened firm but fell back as bids for New York City's 41 2 percent bonds disappointed. Prices weakened after large bids came in at par or above, with St Louis and San Francisco weakness easing but overall market closing lower despite early gains. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific rose on a rumor of Harriman plan dissolution, later denied, as bond sales topped 1.43 million on par value.

New York New York City Rock Island St. Louis San Francisco Harriman Union Pacific Southern Pacific Runnor Bonda

Money on call rates and bond summaries in market page

The report shows money on call at around 2 percent with various loan terms including 4 percent for months and 6 and 90 day loans. Sterling exchange notes a 4.27 level for a day, with government and railroad bonds listed as active offerings.

New York Sterdz Ig fFa Sterling Exchange Bernie Bis Bel Silver

Washington Produce Market Quotations Favor Wholesale Demand

Wholesale market update lists wholesale prices for Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia fruits and vegetables with ranges for potatoes, onions, mushrooms, peppers, lettuce, cucumbers, and citrus. Notes mixed demand and regional varieties including Florida, Georgia, and California items with per crate or per basket pricing and seasonal indicators.

Virginia Pennsylvania Muryland Delaware New York State West Virginia Sou Virginia Florida Georgia South Cacatnag Texas Florida Leelery

Wall Street Gossip and Mining Merger News

New York reports oversubscription of the city’s 45 million four percent bond issue by 15 percent with 498 bids. A London cable notes strong prospectus interest for an Hiness loan and a 37.4 million allocation, with premium fluctuations. A Duluth mining merger of Giroux Consolidated Mines Copper Mines Chainman Consolidated Mines and Butte and Ely is confirmed for pooling. Baltimore and Ohio shows April gross decline and net loss, with ten month gains offset by higher maintenance costs and rising wages amid April weather disruption in Indiana and Ohio.

London Bendos Duluth Minn Giroux Consolidated Mines Copper Mines Company Chainman Consolidated Mines Butte and Ely Company Anid Ely Kimberley New Beltimore and Ohio Baltimore Indiana

Holland shows vital New England interest in cotton tariff

New York May 2. The statement on New England cotton mill stocks losing over 100 million since 1909 is debated. Some blame tariffs and demand shifts for high grade cotton goods, while others warn of industrial harm if mills shut down or switch to low grade cloth. Labor costs and immigration influence efficiency. observers expect possible market recovery or deeper decline.

Holland New England New York Wall River Fall River South New York State United States Great Britain England

Local stock exchange weak market with limited activity

The Local Stock Exchange showed little stimulus to trading as activity and prices remained steady. Capital Traction stayed at 120 bid 1201 8 asked, with more buying orders at 120. Washington Railway and Electric traded ex dividend 11 2 for common and 11 4 for preferred, no sales. Washington Gas saw some buying at 8 but demand failed to absorb supply, later easing to 7 3 with 84 3 4 bid. Mergenthaler recovered from yesterday, sold around 216 3 4, one lot at 217 1 4. Continental Trust 10 shares sold at 118. Washington Railway and Electric 48 firm with 318 sale, Potomac Electric Consolidated 5a still 1061, demand strong with asks rising to 1011 2 before close. Hitl Pendleton Company Incorporates with 31000 capital, 20 shares of 50 each. managed by Charles S Hill, Hubert L Pendleton, Ernest J Pinn. office at 609 F Street NW.

New York Alice Chalmers American Tel I¢An Agricultural American Aly Armour and Co Atchison *Bolg Vo Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore and Ohio Potomac Electric Consolidated Brooklyn Transit Co Central of Georgia Chesure Washington Railway and Electric Pre Chicago and Alton Chicago Quincy Ness Mergenthaler Linotype Delaware and Hudson Co Continental Trust Denver and Washington Railway and Micetric’ An United States National Bank Treasury Washington Terborough Inter Merc. Marine Georgetown Washington Gas Lake Shore Isville Nashville Lumbia Mort Ital ‘Traction Co Missouri Kan Texas National Banks Mexico Bay Aggrexs Eee Central Ren New York Central Ray Potomac Electric Con. Mort Gos and Hartford cv. Aga Che Northern Pacific Riggs Realty Short Oregon Shoevine Tide Penn Re- Horton and Wash Wash Virginia Southern Pacific Col Wington Gas Southern Pacific Co Southern Pacific RR Telegra Southern Railway Enion Pacific Mergenthaler T. Linotype Inicon Pacific Paci Ase U.S Asx Ital la Car Chemi Lg District I Federace Westinghouse Electr Central Metropolitan TRUST American Security and Run Gale National Savings and Union Trust Company Washinton Loan and Trust United Sates Trust Co Continental J al Savings Bank Citizens Savings Home Savings Union Savings Eis Merce and Saving Na Corcoran Arlington Firemen'e. Dranilin Dona Aimercan Etional Union Rance eTocs Columbia Chapin Sacks Co Local Stock Exchange Mergenthaler Finanial Washington Railway Jang Electric Potomac Electric Consolidated 5A Hitl-Pendleton Company Harles S. Hill Hubert L. Pendleton Ernest J. Pinn F Street

Baltimore Markets May 20 Wheat and Poultry Prices

Baltimore markets report steady corn and oats with mixed grain futures. Prices for eggs milk cheese butter and various poultry products are listed by grade region and weight, including Maryland Pennsylvania and neighboring markets. mastication of figures notes losses on certain egg classes and regional dairy prints per pound.

Baltimore Kent Island Maryland Penneylvania West Virginia Ohio Virginia Pesnarivania

Washington cattle market prices in early spring quotes

The Washington cattle market reports fallings and spring lamb values with hogs at per pound eight to nine cents, sheep at about 24 cents, veal calves around ten cents, and medium grades near nineteen to twenty one cents per pound, reflecting active trade and price ranges.

Railway Wage Increases Adopted By Southern Railroad

The Southern Railroad raises wages for all employees by 4 and 5 percent after meetings between a worker delegation and company officials. The increase applies nationwide and is effective immediately.

Complex Judicial Docket Across Courts and Debates

United States Court of Claims and United States Court of Customs Appeals hear a mixed docket. Proceedings involve Mandates from the Supreme Court affirming judgments in Dakota Cattle Company, Keystope Landae Cutis, and Catherine Howard, with cases passed awaiting action. Numerous equity, circuit, criminal, and bankruptcy matters listed with assignments, hearings, and verdicts in progress across multiple districts and parties.

United States Court of Claims Charlee B. Howry Fenton W. Booth Samuel 3. Barney George W. Atkinson F. de ©. Faust Supreme Court of the United States Dakota Cattle Company Keystope Landae Cutis Company Catherine Howard Ra Bauch Sesheard’ and Roanoke Railroad J. W. Baetarfeld Anc Norris United States

The Metal Market May 30 Copper and London Notes

New York copper held steady from spot to July at 6.37 with electrolytic and refined grades. London copper remained dull at £48 8s 8d for spot, with slight gains and quotes.

York Lake London Leveland Wars

L L Perkins and Royal Indemnity Co. Bond Building

L L Perkins nee yan L L Perkins nee yan ae Ae Royal Indemnity Co. Phone M 7113 Bond Building.

L. L. Perkins Nee Yan Ae Ae Royal Indemnity Co Bond Bullding

Real Estate Transfers Highlight Wardman Properties Trades

A scanned real estate transfers notice lists numerous property trades across Washington DC areas including locations like Woodley Park, Mount Pleasant, Columbia Heights and Brookland. Names such as Wardman, Melvin Fischer, and John H. Chaney appear with parcels in squares and lots, prices around $10 to $24, and multiple streets including 14th Street Northwest and 21st Street Northwest. The dense list details transfers among individuals and firms, noting square numbers and lot identifiers in several neighborhoods.

DLE Highlands Franklin View Heights Ravensland Company TOR Sehwal Piaere Streft Arthur Absaziles Pact Urignal Woobley Park Lees Weizaberin Beck Benning Ralph Charles Frederik Burcey Wisconsin Avenue Park Cepia Aiesaian Valendoe Fquare E. Trippy Equare Canal Street Soutioulst Petween John W. Bawter Elizabeth Mahon Mquire Fing Herrs W Dawson Joseph JT Trelyn Bo Waters Randle Higalante Bo Walllich Edward Columbia Heights Rotus Bo Youngs Noah HoRahiesonn Harts Wardman James Welams Stewart Charles 1 Memar Josephina Po Kielnehmidt Square Josephine Reinsehmidt Belle S. Luckett George Sr Ronie B. Dorsey Chillum Castle Heights Washington Land W. HW. Killinger Fria New Hampshire Avenue Apner VW Ferguson Et Ax R. Golden Donaldson Martha K. Shirley John J Albert E Collins James Martin George A. Martin Albert F. Collins Martha K Shirler Thirteenth Street Ernest Giebner Etoux Melvin F. Fincher Petworth John H. M. Chaner Melvin F. Fischer Ingleside John H M. Chaney Holmead Manor Pleasant Plains Goa Mount Pleasant Harrys Wardman Melvin F. Flecher Holmean Manor Diack Woodley Park Peyworth Harry Wardman Melvin A Fiechar Thirteenth Melvin FR. Fiecher Warry Wardman Ninth Tenth Streats Herman AH Honenstein James Ro Barr Fourth H Streets Bersie L Jarewn Albert Parry Charles A. Carre Beyen Street Laura Cc. Rice Albert Carr Charles A Garry Seventh Street Thomas P Kennelis Albert Carry Charles A Carry Third Street Joseph I Welter Charles A Rustees Oak View Florence Fo Butler Tis Marton Ivey Mount Tleasant John HB Cuaddeek Lux Kate V Wright Newport Place Rawlinga James A. Brown Third American Recurity and Trust Company Frase Claude Cry Cliffbourne John A Larner Trustas Thomer Bones Columbia Heights

Deeds of Trust Additions in Mount Pleasant Area

A series of deeds of trust are recorded for properties in Mount Pleasant and surrounding blocks. Oliver F Thral and wife to Henry H Bergmann and Charles Schafer secure Northern Liberty German American Building Association financing. Isaac N Oppenheimer and others secure Lee Brown with monthly payments of $407. Walser Siddall et al secure Charles G Allen and Heare Pullen, plus Beal Construction Company financing. Multiple parcels across squares 0895 to 174, 256, and 34 are listed with lenders, borrowers, and interest rates around 6 percent. The notices reference properties in residential and commercial blocks, with several trustees and trustees’ deeds noted.

Congress Heights Oliver F J. Beal Arthur AL Alexander Erux Harry Po Wiidleson Samuel T. Mark Servye FT. Fowler Cas Et White Harry Bo Denham Jumlia Jeffrey Renton Uae Semtan Torre C Fonttain Pesran Ion al Vfs Romer jenTee Oephane Lee Darine Tlehars Maree Bo Fawr Aindy Ferdeick Henry Bo Hall EO Lertar Harry M. Packard Harry R Lovetean Mount Pleasant

Property liens and land parcels listed in early 20th century notes

Notices record various property transactions and security interests across multiple Washington D.C. areas. Names include Kate V Wright, James Berry, Maud M M Anderson, Simon Well, Myer Cohen, Jennie M Hyson, Harry Lamson, Lee Brown, Harry Wardman, Union Trust Company, Washington Loan and Trust Company, and Jesse W Rawlings. Amounts range from 300 to 2110,000 with terms from 22 months to 5 years and interest rates from 4 to 9 percent, across blocks and lots in Petworth Colayna Heights and Cliffbourne areas.

Holmead Manor Ingledide Pleasant Plaine Petworth Square Kate V. Wright James Berry Williamy McK Clayton Maud MM Anderson Simon Well John R.ghivide Charles A Coly Naia Heights Harry Wardman Theman Union Trust’ Company Washington Loan and Trust Company Sermiannuelly Jesse W. Rawlings Richart G. Rawlings Collins W Talon Legg

NEW YORK PRODUCE AND COMMODITIES MARKET SUMMARY

New York market report dated March 20 shows steady to unchanged quotations across dairy, eggs, poultry, flour, pork, lard, and meats. Butter, cheese, eggs, flour, and pork steady. lard steady. cotton futures steady with May at 7.06 and July at 7.02. raw sugar muscovado and molasses mixed. coffee quiet. potatoes steady with Southern white and red varieties noted. freights steady.

New York Middle West SUGAT Conlova

Live Stock Markets Report from New York May 20

New York live stock market update shows beef receipts at 1,514 with prices steady to higher, calves receipts 766 with weaker bids, veal prices around 8.00 to 10.50, and dressed veals about 11 to 12 per hundred. Lambs and sheep steady though spring lambs quoted lower, hog receipts 9,900 with advances noted and pork prices firm.

New York Toei

Agricultural Market Terms From Philadelphia Fair This Week

Fragmentary OCR notes mention corn and oats pricing terms, market references, and barley steadiness. Incomplete lines reference PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, prices, and commodity mentions such as corn, oats, and barley with scattered figures and descriptors.

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Archer John Lewis Smith Meurich Beach Adidas Robb—Tobriner Dunlop Swingle Ate John Erhardt Webb, Powell—Ottenberg Glory Doremus Ra National Cotton Improvement, Company Gittings and Chamberlain Walker and Bright Circuit Court No Clahaugh Baglings Southern Surety Company Worthington J. J. Darlington Addison Va. Biniy Hove Blair A. S. Worthington Arthur Petar John W. Yerkes H. P. Blair J. J. Dariington Frank J. Hogan W. Spencer ‘Armstrong Ve. Blair Darlington Peter—Darlington Brady Vs. Hart Hamilton Erkes Baker Ruffin & Eer Moore Ve. Fries Herdeman Herdeman,Flumley, Webb Cowell Ve. Martin Millan &Smith Brandenburg Bellanto Packing Company Justice Wright Pennsylvania Railroad Company Plaintif J. F. Craven McKenney Fidanery Whalen Cathell Plainter George W. Drew John Rident Gordon Maggie J. Culloty Washington Railway and Electric Company Et al Criminal Court No Justice Stafford Eugene J. Monroe J. C. Forter Maj. T. Mercer Nolle Prom D. 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