Reading Gains Cut as Rail Stocks Lead Market Rally
The May 24 market surged with strong demand for grain-carrying railroads led by Reading, aided by rising car equipment stocks such as American Car and Foundry and Pressed Steel Car on expected near term business. Western Union and Missouri Pacific showed mixed moves as readings of April railroad reports and foreign bond demand supported the overall advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reading
Hill Group
Western Union
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
Pressed Steel
Missouri Pacific
United Steel
Steel and Iron
Western Railroad
Lehigh Valley
Manhattan
London
Paris
Bank of England
Stock Exchange
Mexico
Wall Street
Duaf Revolutionary Party
New York Bond Market and Fresh Produce Quotations
Treasury wholesale quotations show varied farm and commodity prices with fruits vegetables and poultry notes. Prices listed include EGCS Virginia and Tennessee produce, Elgin cutters, cheese, poultry items, and a wide array of vegetables and fruits with regional distinctions and per unit terms.
Washington Stock Exchange Wheat and Corn Prices Report
On May 22 at Philadelphia the market showed weak wheat with No 2 red at 93 93 1/2 cents. Corn dull and lower May at 64 1/2 to 64 3/4 cents. Oats dull and lower No 2 white at 81 1/2 to 86 1/2 cents. Butter firm at 23 cents, nearby at 24. Eggs steady with firsts at 5.25 per case, Western firsts at 5.10, current receipts 4.80. Cheese steady New York full creams and old fancy September at 12 1/2 to 13 1/2. Poultry active with various prices for fowls, spring chickens, ducks, and dressed poultry. Potatoes unchanged with Pennsylvania nearby at 60 to 65, New York choice at 60 to 65, others 43 to 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers
Kansas City Southern
Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
American
Lehigh Valley
Leuteville
Nashville
American Car and Fotundry
Mackay Co. Ptee
Am. Car and Houndry
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Minn
St.p
S. St. Maight
Aeerbeasey Kanenas
Texas
Missouri
American Ice Securities
Kans
National Biscuit
National Lead
American Steel Foundries
New York Central
TOBY
LHR
Western
American Tobacco
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacife
Apaconda Mining Co. A
Atchison
Pacifc Tel
Tel
Pennsylvania
People's
People's G1 056 (105% 1, 800/Baltimore and Onio. 107% [108% [106%Pitts Co
St. Louie
Bethlehem Steel
Pittsburg Coal
Canadian Pacific
Chicago and Alton
Republic Steel
Chicago Great West
Rock Island Co
Chicago Great Western
Flockk Island Co
Chicago and Northwestern
St. L
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
St. Louis Southwestern
Bt Louie
Louis Southwestern
Sloss-Shef
Steel and Iron
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colornado and Southern
Southern Pacific
Jug
Consolidated Gas
Southern Railway
Delaware and Hudson
Tennessee Copper
Denver and
Rio Grande
Texas and
Pacifc
Denver
West
Securities
Erle
Union Pacific
ESB
Erie Ist
United States Reay
General Electric
United States
Great Northern Pfd
United States Steel
Great Northern
coiInets Central
Ctah Copper
Ramy
Interborough-Met
Westinghouse Electric
A. m
International
Western Union
Central
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Hipbs & Co
Hibba Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
Elgin
New York State
Turkey
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
North Cara Hoa
Persaris
Epinach
North Carolina
California
New York
Alti-Chalmera
American Tet and Tel
Armone and Co
Atellsen Gan Tyrae
Atohiaon EU
Beenas
Treasury
National Bank
Brooklyn Transit
Central of Georgia
Central Prather
Cental Ko Rat
Joracy Ge
Depnelta
National Banks
Aapeche and Ono Dhs
Chenaneake
Ohio
Phillppine Treasury
Chicagis
Teokington and
Quincy Font
Alton
Cobor
Colorade Willands
Gola
Cotails
Southern
Lew i Wad Hudson
Eny Wnd
Iloiranie
Orien
Dinos Central
Istrelia
San Pranciaco
Granby
Sun Brandscu. Co
Greene, Yanea
Lotta Southwestern
Lola Southwestern
Nevada
Siplssing
Baside
Orth Butte
Utah Consolidated
sBowthern Watwyry Aa Ney
Viah Copner Co
Poathern
Washington
Philadelphia
F. c
Jersay
Duluth
Revelpta
Enet Dectina
Nomini
Hennery
Muncovado
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Nermuda
Liverpool
London
Baltimore
Joe Jower
Baeves
New York Money Market Steady On Call Rates
New York May 22 Money on call steady at 2% to 2 1/2 percent. Time loans firm with demand at slightly under market. 60 day bills at 4.92 percent, 90 days 4 3/4, six months 9 percent. Sterling exchange steady. Bankers bills at 4.495 for 60 day and 4.861564.9660 for 90 day. Commercial bills 4.83. Government bonds and railroad bonds steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mercanilla
Sterling Exchange
Rathroad
Washington Stock Market Quiet as Bonds Hold Steady
The week opens with light trading on the Washington Stock Exchange. Gas stocks show minor activity while most prices stay firm. Notices include bond prices near last sales, a likely $60,000 apartment sale, and Treasury bids for a $50 million Panama bond issue. Secretary MacVeagh embarks on a Western trip with speeches in Kansas City and Detroit. Internal revenue receipts for April total about 22 million, with tobacco, spirits, and beer taxes rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric
Potomac Electric
Potomac Electric Light
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Gee Railway and
Electric Preferred
Gashington
Otgetian Gas
National Union Insurance
Georgetown Gas
Washington Gas Bs i
Anacostia
Potom
Potomac
Columots
Brooks
Washington
Eh SA
Washington Gas
Washington-Virginia
Mergenthater Linotype
Lanston Mono
Greene-Cananea
National Bank
American
Comercial
Weld
Farmers and Mechanics
Lincoln
Trust Company
American Security and Trust
National Savings and Trust
Union Trust
Title Insurance stocKe
Columbia
Emerson Steam Pump
Merchants' Tranati
Washington Stock Exchange
Georgetown
Capital Traden
Potomac Electric Consolidated
MacVeagh
Treasury
New York Cotton Law Court Case Headlines and Market Wrap
United States Commerce Court in Washington hears motions in multiple Interstate Commerce cases including Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company versus United States and Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal among others. A separate New York cotton market report notes an sharp advance on bull support amid drought complaints with May to June futures posted higher and nearby cash values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio Corporation
Louisville and Nashville
Commission
Ohio
Elyria
New Jersey
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
United States Commerce Court
Knapp
Archtard
Hunt, Carland
Mack
Counciel
Martin A. Knapp
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Et al
United States
John Arbuckle
William A. Jamis
Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal
Ne A Tioners
Yereral Sugar
Yaterstate Commerce Commission
New York Harbor
P. J. Farrell
Blackburn Esterline
Ernest A. Bigelow
George Brownell
Closaoa
Dykmah
William A. Jaminon
Jaytreat Terminal
Cate
Beford
Washington
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Dtuinion
United States Interstate Commerce Commission
George F. Brownell
Mr. Closson
Brooklyn Hastern District
Dykman
Wiliam A. Jamison
Fim
Jay Street
FP. J. Farrell
Ernst A. Higelow
City of Washington
Brooklyn Eastern District
Jay Street Terminal
Arbuckle
Jersey Shore
Commerciatme
Arbuckle Bros
Et al. Ve
Roanoke
James J. Hooker
Eagle White Lead Company
Gincionati
Chattanooga
Interstate Commerce Commision
New York
Carolinas
Uon Railway Company
Chicago Junction Rail
uNways
Union Stork Yard Company
David Cece
Praelzer
Abe Praelzer
Jonae
de- Rovenibar
Louis Pfaalzer & Sone
Chicago Junction Railwaye
Union Stock Yards Company
Union Stock Yard and
Transit Company of Chicago
Louis Pfaelzer & Sone
New ‘York
Stok Yard Company
Mdig
Commerce Commission
Wilam
Lamb
Charleston
Galveston
New Orleans
Baltimore
Faese Ghiee
Mae
ARES
Houston
Augusta
Memphis
Little Rock
Consolidated
Great Britain
France
Continent
Japan
Mexico
Baltimore Markets Report May 22 Market prices and grain and dairy quotes
Baltimore markets report quiet Wheat 92 Southern 93 Corn 58 Oats firm No 2 white 39 Rye No 7 Western 114 Live poultry spring chickens ducks pigeons old and new prices Butter creamery and dairy products Egg prices in Maryland and nearby regions New York futures wheat market eased on rains and demand. oats and barley quotes listed. Court decisions from United States Court of Customs Appeals summarized with multiple cases and equities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
Pennssylvania
Butler
West Virginia
United States Court of Customs Appeals
Montgomery
Smith
Barber
de Vries
Martini
Albert Warner, Jr
United States
New York
Board of General Appralgers
D. Jackson’ & Co
United States Va
White, Son Company
Opinion de Vries
Hoston
Board of General Appraisers
Board Ia
American Express Company
Board of General Appraisera
Spielmann & Co
Lslue
John Dunn
Bather
Sebi? & Co
Martin
Equity Suit Affects Chicago Grain Market Report
The Chicago Grain market shows drought anxiety easing with a price relief for wheat May delivery amid a tight session. Corn edges lower with minor advances and declines across other commodities. notable docket items include cases No. 901% Plotkin versus Gibbs to enforce a mechanic lien and several civil actions with specified attorney representations and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Plotkin
Isaac C. Gibbs
W. J. Neale
Chicago
Mary A. Burns
Anacostix
Potomac River Railroad Company
Kappler & Morillat
T.atysts Otmotr State
Helen M. Cotte
Appellee
W. Rept
Wall Street Gossip Special to The Washington Post
Wall street observers forecast June disbursements near 80 million with interest around 43 million and dividends 34 million. Estimates for 1911 show monthly totals from January to June, while American Tobacco stock hits five year highs amid market chatter. The London exchange plans two holidays and Wall Street may stay open for a Supreme Court decision expected on Dec oration Day eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Wall Street
Exchange
Supreme Court of the
United States
American Tobacco Company
Stock Exchange
Copper market report from The Metal Market New York May 32
Copper futures and spot prices show mixed activity in New York trading with May June July and August contracts around 11 851200. Arrivals of copper reported at 1 465 tons with customs returns indicating exports of 19 627 tons this month. London spot and futures prices feature varied bids and lingering supply notes for foundry and ingot grades amid regional market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Copper
London
Perkins Webend Executors and Administrators Notice
L L Perkins firm lists executors administrators and agents with contact details. Main phone 7112 at Colorado Building Room 40, outlining roles and office location for estate matters and official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Perkins
C. Omicere
Colorado
Appeals and Accounts in City Docket Listings
A list of cases with appellants and defendants including Carne Bavo versus United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, Christien Heurich versus William W Kernochan, W T Lawton & Sons against Papa Automobile Company, E F Girton versus R A Herrell and Robert Dewar, Malcolm Hufty versus Miller Bros. Attorneys listed for each side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vlarks
M. M. Doyle
Carne Bavo
The
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jannera of America
H. B. Moulton
L. J. Mather
Christien Heurich
William W. Kernochan
Leon Tobriner
W. T. Lawton & Sons
Papa Automobile Company
Plaintif
H. W. Wheatley
G. P. Barse
E. F. Girton
R. A. Herrell
Robert Dewar
M. E. O'Brien
Malcolm Hufty
Miller Bros
Edmund Burke
Charles Bendheim
Real Estate Transfers From Northwest Street and Nearby Lots
Listings show transfers across multiple DC streets and wards. Transactions include Wilhorte to Clarkson at northwest Seventeenth Eighteenth, Ambrose trustees to Colling at Fifteenth Northeast, and numerous parcels from Walker to McFarland, Richardson to Reid, Hall to Duncan, Dodge to Sterzer, Wooster to Phillips, and others. Notable entries include Mount Pleasant and Lanier Heights transfers with one item noting 99 dollars and another 9 square blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth
Eighteenth
Fannis E. Wilhorte
Courtenaye N. Clarkson
Fifteenth
William E. Ambrose
John W. Colling
Charles J. Walker
John ©. McFarland
Sixth
Seventh
Edgar R. Hichardson
Thttens H
Helen B. Reid
Square ST
Thirteenth Street
Margaret Kramer
Mary Rittley
Osthofolis
John FR. Hall
Georgia
D. Duncan
East Capitol
Harry F. Dodge
John N
Amalia Ei. Sterzer
Attingly
John M. Wooster
William 3. Phillips
William @. Phillips
Hettle Wooster
Etworth
Graver
John G. Fairchild
Benning Road
Hugh A. Thrift
Robut F. Jones
Fortune
William Mackenzie
Louis G. Ostermayer
William and
Jennie Mackenzie
Hird
James Kane
Joseph Cassidy
Maryland Avenue
Joseph A. Cassidy
James O'Danzell
Fourth
Fifth
August Schwarz
Johanna Colignon
Mount Pleasant
Hugh Govern
Samuel G. Parker
William B. Ambrose
Frank A. Jones
Lanier Heights
Ellavora Suffrins
James E. Poole
James FE. Poole Et Ax
John M. Sufirlas
Deeds of Trust Listings Worded in Plain Form
A long list of deeds of trust detailing various properties, lenders, borrowers, amounts ranging from about 200 to 400 thousand dollars, terms from 1 to 5 years, interest rates typically 5 to 6 percent, and property lots across several blocks and neighborhoods. Multiple named parties, buildings, and associations are cited, including trust company names and building associations.
New York Produce Prices and Market Totals May 22
New York market report lists butter with steady tone and varied receipts across grades. Cheese, poultry, flour, pork, beef, lard, cottonseed, petroleum, sugar, coffee, potatoes, cabbages, freight and peanuts priced with regional notes and ranges. Highlights include state dairy prices, western gathered products, and nearby hennery white and brown varieties.
Live Stock Markets Across Cities Report Sluggish Week
Baltimore receipts show cattle 2,484 head with market very slow and prices for steers and cows noted. Hog and sheep data indicate fair to steady activity with weekly totals and regional price ranges for beef, hogs, and lambs across Baltimore New York and Chicago markets.
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW York Stock Market
United States Treasury
Curb Market
Boston
Gut City
Toledo
North
Lima
W York
Askerl
American Stel Foundry
Am Steel Foundry
Atanas Expreas
Amsttsan Tel wBraten
Ate Biraton
Braden Te
Chicago Suteeny Dheath Giroux
Northern Market Company
Seventh and
O Streets
Twelfth Street
Daniel Loughran
Panama
Internal Revenue
NEW York Grain
L. A. Salomon & Bro
Board of General Appralaera
James H. Rhodes & Co. Ve
Philippine Islands
Hongkong and Tacoma
Wash
H. C. Davison & Co
Board of General Appralsers
Frank & de Keyser
Azsociate
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO
Justice Stafford
Welch
Parson
P. H. Marshall
A. Chase
Redmond Ve. Zell
P. M. Brown
W. B. Guy
CW. Clagett
Rhodes
William Henry White
C. F. Diggs
Avid Rothschild
Brunemer
Driver
Meril- At aisharton—Davis
Lipscomb
Fletcher
Plumley—Burke
Equity Court NO 1
Gould. Robinson
R. Ross Ferry & Son
B. F. Colladay
Weeka Va
Heurich
Plainttt
Beach & Adkins
Clinton Robb
George 7. Dunlop
E. H. Thomas
Barr Ve. Willams
Plannttt
W. G. Gardiner
Magruder
Stephen & Magruder
O'Connor
Walker
D. Smith
Drake
Circuit Court NO
Anderson
Johnson Vs. Harton
Cotta Va Marks
Neilson Va
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Kappler and Merillat
George P. Hoover
W. C. Sullivan
Murphy Ve. Capital Traction Company
B. Kig Davie
R. Ross Perry & Son
Pople
Capital Traction Company
B. F. Calladay
G. T. Dunlop
Poole
Calladay
Perry & Son
Dunlop
Beers Ve. United Surety Company
Attornayn
Brandenburg
Donaldson
Fkhodes Ve. Barrett
Halston
Brown Vs. Doremax Machine Company
Attorneys
Thurston, Wheatley—Worthington
Justice Barnard
Morton
Secretary of Interior
Laker Ve
Warner
Costa
H. F. Davie
F. J. Hogan
Darlington
First National Bank of Dexter Ve. Fox
Edwards
Fox
A. & Worthington
H. F. Woodard
Millan & Smith
J. J. Darington
Durland
Washington Post Company
Tucker, Kenyon & Macforland
W. J. Lambert
Peppie's National Bank
Winship
McNeill & McNeil—Wilson & Barksdale
Gardiner—Parry & Son
Brown Vs. Golden
Jeffords
Downing
Berry—Johnston
Dixon
Great Falla and Old Dominion Railroad Company
Maihar—Lambert
Beckman
Beckman Vs. Southern Railway Company
Hogan, Ambrose & Smith
Hamilton
Criminal Court NO
Clabaugh
Lewla Reynolds
Snauiey
Sanity
R. L. Waring
Griffin Halstead
aAttorneys
A. A. Birney
Maddox & Gatley
Assignment
District Court
Meridian Hill Parl
Justice Gould
Leonidas Jenkins
James G. Tracy
Bond
Attamneys, Lyon & Lyon
George Dutton
William Hency
Dutton
Feening & Parker
Patrick A. McManus
Mary McManus
Carr, Peyser & Curtin
John G. Carlisle
McLanahan & Burton
Fatate
Louis G. Joiynes
Rietate
Charles W. Pettit
F. C. Coldren
William L. Simith
Thomes Walker
Clarence W. McKenzie
Alexander McKenzie
Guardian
F. H. Stephens
Charles Fox
Downing & Berry
Jane Ellis Jones
Kappler & Mertilat
George M. Brayton
L. Cabell Willamnon
Giovanna
Will
Chicago Grain
Washington Dispatches
London Stock Exchange
Jevel
American Telephone and Telegraph
Equitable
Ge Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building Association
Job Barnard
Fredk, V. Coville
J. J. Edson, Jr
F St. N. W
John Joy Edson
Ellis Spear
Frank P. Reeside
P. B. Turpin
Gilbert H. Grosvenor
Dno
A. Hamilton
Geo. H. Harries
Ane
B. Larner, M. Lothrop, Predk, B. Pyle
W. B. Hibbs & Co
York Stock Exchange
Fibbs
Lawrence A. Pyle
A. L. Martin
Clement B. Hillard
Robert H. Scroggins
John C. McFarland
Henry Bowenstein
Fred W. Reever
Thomas H. Reid
H. R. Howenstein
Fred H. Reeves
Dometh Paul
Josephine M. Shannon
Edward
Wescott
James $. Grant
Eliza J. Dalton
Herman R. Howenstein
B. Francia Saul
James F. Shee
Home Savings Bank
Bloomingdale
Jane B. Hill
James Berry
William Me. Clayton
Perpetual Building Association
John H. Burke
Howard Boyd
William D. Crossman
Robert F. Jones
Harvey C. Bickel
Bruce Cleveland
Mildred A. Faunce
Eltery J.burtt
Frank A. Johnson
Mutual
Free Masonry
United States of America
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Brookland
Frank H. Jackson
Washington Loan and Truat Company
Equity Cooperative Building Association
George P. DuBore
Herbert T. Shannon
Morton J. Luche
J. Wallace
J. Edward Fowler
Thomas W. Fowler
Charles M. Birckhead
George P. Kirkwood
Square
Frank A. Joneaet Ax
John Lewis Smith
Floyd BE. Davis
Wiliam J. Ambrose
East Ball
Barry Warm
Chauncey M. Blount
Arms
Samuel A Drury
Lee Brown
Hees A. Trapler
Jesse L. Helckell
Robert Callahan
Wiliam
E. H. Merritt
15Th and
N. Y. Ave
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street N. W
Ayer Mills
Brown Brothers & CO
W. 4. Currier
Washington Cattle Market
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