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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1913

Page

2

Stock Market Slows as Overseas Demand Fails to Lift Prices

Trading in New York ended little changed as heavy oversubscribed Chinese loans and London buying failed to lift sentiment. Most prominent shares closed below yesterday’s levels amid renewed liquidation in petroleum issues and renewed pressure on St. Louis and San Francisco bonds. Total sales reached 3.33 million par value with New York city bonds at 100 and 67 1/2 for the 5s.

New York Union Parish Reading, and Steel New York City London St. Louis San Francisco United States

Baltimore Securities and Market Figures

Fragmentary note references Baltimore securities with mentions of Shepaneie and a price or stake labeled 2 or 5 days, unclear context. Summary captures a possible financial item with names and durations. details are unreadable in the OCR snippet.

Washington Stock Exchange Report Summary

Washington stocks mixed with multiple issues at 83 to 84 and several near 237 to 241. Banking and bond names appear, including National Bank of Washington and Federal National Bank, while commodities like butter and grain show unchanged or firmer tones. Local money market notes cite steady rates and bonds. hogs and cattle prices appear with sparse details.

Stocks Keep Attention On Local Exchange Via Rumors and Trades

Local investors showed notable interest in steady issues amid a busy day on the exchange. Mergenthaler Lanston rose on higher bids as twenty shares moved from 17 1/4 to 17 1/2, Lanston activity totaling 300 shares at 84, closing near 84 1/2 as supply shifts emerged. Union Trust opened quietly, moving to 135 1/8 with 160 shares sold, closing around 134 3/4 bid and 135 1/8 asked. Georgetown Gas saw limited interest with a 160 offer and only 50 1/8 bid. Washington Railway and Electric traded actively with about 50 shares at 83 1/8. Saepmuller Place near Washington was slated for public auction in a week, while Wardman property updates reflected transfers at 46 Thirteenth Street NW and related Pembroke area houses as part of a large tranch of real estate dealings.

Union Trust Eall Capital Traction Railway Lanston Monotype Mergenthaler Linotype Wangton Market Co Winton Market Co Virginia Ry Virginia R Norfolk and Wrah Bieum Boat Washington Gas Georgetown Eastern Light and Fuel American Luanston National Bank Capital Columbi Commerce Maso Fed Metropolita PANY Metican Security and Trust I National Savings and Trust Union Trust Company Washinton Loan and Trust United ‘States Trust Co Continental Savings Bank Citizens Saving Home Lion Savings Commerce and Savings Fire Arlington Corcoran Franklin National Uni Columbia Chapin Sacks Co Col Securt Washington Market Capital Traction Washington Gas At Mergenthaler Lanston Bank and Trust Company National Bank of Washington Washington Railway Wileetricks Saepmuller Place Virginia Saepmuller Wardman Harry Wardman Melvin F. Fischer Thirteenth Street Fischer Petworth Ingleside Holmeade Manor Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plains R Street Fourteenth Fifteenth Streets Buffalo

New York Produce Prices May 21 1900s

New York markets show butter barely steady with 12022 tubs receipts including state dairy finest and firsts at 27 cents. Cheese firm with 3351 boxes. fresh, colored and white specials around 13 cents. Fats steady with 33211 cases of fresh gathered whites, browns, and mixed colors. fowls and turkeys steady to firm. Cottonseed oil firm with price ranges for Tow, Mar, July, Sept. Sugar raw quiet with molasses. coffee quiet and easy with Rio No 7 11 16 cents.

New York Wisconsin State Pennsylvania Hennery Middle West Rio Cordova

Wall Street Gossip and Market Movements in May

New York notes shifting pressure on Rock Island Frisco shares with contrasting movements since Monday. Westinghouse earnings reach a record with 40 million dollars. Baldwin Locomotive preferred hits new high and a five point premium. Chinese loan oversubscribed. German allotment heavily oversubscribed. Emerson-Brantingham and California Mexican Petroleum stocks cited amid market volatility.

California Emerson- Brining Cali- Tia Baldwin Locomotive Preferred Philadelphia

Washington Produce Market Prices and Notes

Wholesale fruit and vegetable quotations for Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware. Details include live poultry, eggs, various vegetables, fruits, and prices by crate or basket, with many OCR errors and regional offerings.

Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware Buster Elgin York State New West Virgina Florida Georgia South Carolin Tubes Texas

Holland reveals magnitude and significance of N Y C project

New York May 21 the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad plans to unify its owned and leased systems into a single corporation. The first step, absorption of the Lake Shore, signals a massive financing effort and a move toward a streamlined, efficient system extending from Chicago to New York.

New York New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company House of J. P New York Central Onc Corporation New York State Comdrte Lake Shore Lake Shore and Michigan Central Railroad State Public Service Commission Harlem Chicago Big Four Cleveland Brown Holland York Central and Hudson Maiver Railroad Company Grand Central Terminal Audson River Rairoad Company Compar Lake Sture

Whipped for Beating Wife in Maryland Court

Special to The Washington Post from Hagerstown Maryland May 21. George Kline was sentenced by Justice Doub to twelve lashes on the bare back at the jail for beating his wife who appeared in police court with an arm in a sling. Neighbors testified to the assault and Mrs Kline would not testify. County health officer Dr W D Campbell testified she had a broken collarbone and that he heard she was struck with a chair on the shoulder.

Washington Post Hagerstown George Kline Justice Doub Snively

Baltimore markets wrap mixed grain and live stock report

May 21 market notes show wheat firm, corn and oats steady, rye quiet. poultry prices varied with live hens and roosters listed. Butter prices range from fancy to prints. New York and Chicago futures reflect mixed trends in hogs cattle and sheep with spot grains steady to firm.

Baltimore Kent Island Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia Yania Ohio Virginia Viresola New York Duluth

Schwab Testifies United States Steel Could Not Be Duplicated

Charles M Schwab testified in the government suit to dissolve United States Steel that another corporation of equal size could not be organized in 1901 given the nation’s ore reserves but could be formed if its plant were in the East and ores imported. He named Morgan Rockefeller and Carnegie interests as the top financial backers and denied discussing any threat by Andrew Carnegie to build a rival tube plant. He added Bethlehem Steel could eventually manufacture all steel products if finances allowed, noting US Steel’s transport assets give pricing edges he attributed to lack of Bethlehem rail capacity.

Southern Railway System Union Pacific Hichmond Terminal Company Frederick P. Olcott Central Trust Company Mr. Morgan Mr. Coster United States Southern Railroad Company Drice New York United States Steel Corporation Charles M. Schwab J. P. Morgan & Co Rockefeller Standard Carnegie W. E. Moore “Group Schwat J. P. Morgan Andrew Carnegie National Tube Company Schwab Bethlehem Steel Corporation Steel Corporation

Copper market and rail loan request mix in reports

The metal market reports copper in New York with specific bid levels and export tonnage for May, while London copper prices and iron dust hold steady. Separately, Cincinnati Ohio seeks PSC approval to issue 7870000 in 5 percent mortgage bonds by Baltimore and Ohio to fund repairs after March floods.

Columbus Ohlu Laitimore and Ohio Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton iInday State Public Service Commission March Foods

Washington Post Burial Police Board Organizes

Alexandria forms new police board with Robert Kight J Edward Shinn August W Oehtert Nicholas J Lawler and Mayor Fisher as ex officio chairman. Shinn elected secretary. Chief Goods cites 695 nuisances abated in six weeks and enforcement orders on street vehicle movement near trolley cars. Fisher sustains suspension of Alpheus Rober. Robey reinstate decision postponed. Owen J Eugent becomes special policeman at Portner brewery. Virginia Fire Prevention Association to meet in Spring.

Ashington King Street Alexandria Robert BE. Kight J. Edward Shinn August W. Oehtert Nicholas J. Lawler Thomas A Fisher Shinn Goods Fisher Alpheus Rober Robey Owen J. Eugent Portner Brewery

Fire prevention discussion and postmeeting supper at Chamber of Commerce

The vanguard met at the Chamber of Commerce rooms to plan today’s fire prevention discussion with the Retail Merchants' Association and others. After the public meeting, attendees will be hosted to a buffet supper at the Chamber. Creditors to Get 34 Percent. A Duffey report on M F Piper liens shows nine of sixteen claims worth 4128 to be paid, with 800 credit to building owners and 2406 split among creditors. Death of C Randolph Davis. Fairfax & Co. liquor firm member C Randolph Davis died at 507 Prince Street after pneumonia, age 43, survived by wife two sons and two daughters. Alexandria lodge of Elks will hold a lodge of sorrow tonight and arrange funeral attendance. Many Want Work. Following chamber of commerce notice on labor quality, Preston’s office has received letters from men seeking work and referred them to a special committee.

Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants’ Association Corporation Court Louis N. Duffey M. F. Piper D. Bendheim & Son King Street C. Randolph Davis Fairfax & Co Prince Street Davis Phairfax County Alexandria Lodge of Elks Cty Preston Arten

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