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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1911

Page

2

Steel market slides as bull campaign falters in New York

Stocks overall weaken with steel shares under pressure as the bull campaign lacking expected support. United States Steel drops to 784 8, Republic Iron and Steel slides, while Western Union General Electric advance to two-year highs. American Beet Sugar and Underwood typewriter rise amid dividend hopes and renewed public interest.

Western Union General Electric American Beet Sugar New York Trepublic Iron and Steel Company Smaaller United States Steel Corporation Steel Trade Today Standard Oil Republic Iron and Steel Company United States Steel Republic Tron and Steel Common Underwood Typewriter Yeatam Union American Meet Sugar Company Tta

New York Bond Market Overview May 2 Notes

New York on call stand by at 2 percent. Closing bids and offers near 2 percent. Loans in demand light, prices mixed with slight losses. Commercial paper steady, rates around 2 percent. Market for government issues shows irregular activity with varied yields.

New York Tima Furda RTE Acta Busta Bis Ab

United States Treasury New York May Market Receipts and Prices

May 24 reports show cattle receipts at 19 000 with market weak and generally lower. hogs receipts 4 898 with prices opening strong then down. sheep and lambs receipts 9 193 with lambs firmer and spring lambs steady to higher. calves receipts 3 197 with veals steady at 5 50 to 7 50. city dressed veals and country dressed calves noted. overall Chicago market similar with mixed cattle, hog and lamb pricing across regions.

New York Chicago

Wall Street Gossip and Market Wrap from The Wa Wyagtos

A busy day on the curb and exchanges with Missouri Pacific bond financing, Western Maryland bond issues, Pan Am bonds, and Chicago markets. Wheat trends showed May price hits new highs while price disparities between Chicago and New York lingered.

Washington Stock Market Dull Amid Mixed Treated Notes

The Washington stock market yesterday showed dull and irregular activity with widespread weakness in several issues. Washington Railway and Electric preferred fell to 57, with bids around 49. Washington-Virginia common displayed erratic bids, while Washington Gas drew modest interest and Metropolitan Bank declined. Mergenthaler remained in demand around 2215 to 224, with Lanston quiet. Bond trading was light and near steady. Ross P. Andrews Jr heads to Baltimore early next week to discuss National Paper Trade Association convention plans for Washington June 21 to 24 at the New Willard Hotel.

Washington Washington Railway and Electric At &9 Washington-Virginia Washington Gas Metropolitan Bank Mergenthaler Lanston Graphophone Ross P. Andrews, Jr Baltimore Baltimore and Southern Paper Trade Association National Paper Trade Association Ievery New Willard Hotel Andrews

Banking changes and railroad notes in Washington area

The comptroller announced changes affecting Maryland and Virginia banks with staff shifts at Third National Bank Chestertown and Hampstead First National Bank. Aberdeen National Bank extension to 193L. Commercial National Bank named as reserve agent for Macon Bank. Shannahan resigns from Washington Baltimore Annapolis Electric Railway to join J. W. White & Co. A. G. Plant & Co signs arcade access lease at 1416 G Street NW. Riggs Realty bonds of 1 million likely to market soon held by five local banks. Possible new rail line from Drum Point to Annapolis discussed, with electric or steam options, linking to Washington Baltimore and Annapolis line.

Maryland Virginia Wilbur W. Hubbard Third National Bank Chestertown Mad R. Blaine Murray First National Bank Hampstead J. W. Hubbard People's National Bank Farmville Aberdeen Baltimore Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway Company J. N. Shannahan New York J. W. White & Co Shannahan G Street Evans Building New York Avenue A. G. Plant & Co Fourteenth Street West End Bank International Banking Corporation Harper & Co District National Bank Plant & Co Washington Bache & Co New York City Riggs Realty Company Riggs Fifteenth G Streets Union Trust Company Bank of Washington Riggs National Bank National Savings and Trust Company American Security and Trust Company Drum Point Patuxent River Chesapeake Bay Annapolis Chesapeake Beach Railway Owings, Mad Washington, Paltimora and Milieraville Marylar New York State Edward Lauterbach

Quiet day in New York cotton market and taxes notes

New York May 24 reports a quiet cotton day with near months easier on scattered liquidation and seller rumors. Close steady within a point of yesterday with near months 8 to 18 points under yesterday’s close. Also mentions large tax collections by District Collector Charles C. Rogers and postal depositories designated by Hitchcock for June 2 start.

New York Liverpool Charles C. Rogers Berlin London Paris Sydney Australia Barbados Rogers Hitchcock

Metal Market Report From New York May 24

Copper futures and spot prices show firmer tone with mixed reports from London and New York. Iron and steel markets display steady but fluctuating quotations across Northern and Southern grades amid subdued activity and cautious demand.

New York Stanwart Copper Gutar Sugar London New York Today

Baltimore Markets May Grain and Poultry Report

A Baltimore markets column lists dull wheat, quiet corn, firm oats, and nominal rye prices alongside detailed poultry and butter figures. It includes various egg, butter, and dairy quotes from Maryland, Pennsylvania, and nearby regions, followed by an advertisement urging Hood's Sarsaparilla for fatigue.

Baltimore Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia Pennlvania Gov. 1 Hartern Engiata

New York Produce Market Report May 4 194M

Prices and receipts for butter eggs cheese and meats shown with varied denominations. Dairy items list current makes and grades while poultry poultry and flour trends note steady to improved demand. Commodities such as cottonseed oil sugar coffee potatoes cabbage and peanuts remain mixed with quoted ranges and stability signals.

New York Arate Alrusi Rio Santos

New York Grain Prices and Futures Summary May 24

New York wheat eased after an early rally as foreign markets firmed and Texas Oklahoma crop estimates fell. May 96 1/2 to 96 3/4, July 93 1/4 to 93 1/2, September 93 1/4 to 95 1/2. Corn steady to higher with May 61, July 60 1/4. Spot oats firm with No 2 at 41 to 41 1/2. Receipts varied across items. barley quiet.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania F. c New York Jersey Marg Seles Galveston New Aoe Savanni Charlestot U& Means Wilming Norfolk Bosto Jet Houston Bready Ian Sense Augusta Memphis Pitm St. Louis Cincinnati Great Britain Continent Bjork France Japan Japa Mexico Duluth Texas Oklahoma Kansas Aftcat

Washington Produce Market wholesale quotes and prices

The Washington Produce Market reports wholesale quotes for fresh fruits vegetables eggs butter cheese ghee and poultry with ranges for eggs butter cheese and poultry. It lists potato cucumber onion cabbage eggplant squash beans lettuce celery peppers mushrooms kale spinach and tomatoes by crate basket box or per pound and notes markets in Virginia West Virginia Tennessee New York Maryland Florida California and Georgia with city data for May 24 in City Pa and shipments to Toledo Chi and Lima.

Virginia West Virginia Southwest Virginia Tennessee Elgin New York State New Georgia Florida North Carolina California

Coming to the Theaters at National and Glen Echo Opening

The National presents two Opera offerings Lucia di Lammermoor and The Tales of Hoffmann with alternating leads Edith Helena Regina Vicarino Domenico Russo Salvatore Sciarretti and Louise Le Baron Phil Branson Homer Lind Eugene Battain. plus Fort five Minutes From Broadway and Old Heidelberg. Glen Echo reopens with major upgrades free admission and new features plus improved transport and a slate of vaudeville acts and performances.

Grand Opera Company Donizetti Lucia di Lammermoor Edith Helena Regina Vicarino Lucia Edgar Domenico Russo Hammerstein Salvatore Sciarretti Glen Echo Park

Admiral Urya May Succeed Baron Uchida as Ambassador

Tokyo newspapers report Admiral Urya will likely become Japanese ambassador in Washington, succeeding Baron Uchida. Garfield Charles of Illinois is named clerk to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, succeeding the late William M. Maney. Charles, a Georgetown law graduate, has served as a senior clerk since 189.

Washington Washington Chamber of Commerce Granville M. Hunt Protected Home Circle Brotherhood of Loacomotive Tien Ennginemen Tokyo Admiral Urya Washington Post Pekin Baron Uchida Garfield Charles Hlinoizs Foreign Relations Committee Senate Charles William M. Maney Business Georgetown University Aselevant

Kaiser Wilhelm $20 million suit over estate claim

Berlin May 24 Kaiser Wilhelm will be the defendant in a suit seeking 20 006 000 in which two direct heirs of Field Marshal Count Muennich claim estates conferred by Frederick the Great for securing the Russian Prussia alliance. The heirs say a royal deed of gift proves their lineage and will sue in Prussia courts.

Muennich Frederick the Great Berlin Kaiser Wilhelm Count Burkhard Cristoph Muennich Prussia Ernest

Clown Slivers Sentenced in Baltimore Jail

John Murphy known as Slivers the clown and famed for pantomime baseball acts was jailed for two months for stealing 8.50 from a restaurant cash drawer. Complainant J. S. Crother employed him as a waiter. Liquor reportedly sparked his downfall. Dr Pierce to Change Pulpits at All Souls Church. Reverend Hill of New York to exchange pulpits with All Souls' Church minister Dr Ulysses Pierce on Sunday.

Baltimore John Murphy J. 5. Crother Crother Dr. Pierce John Wesley Hill D. D Metropolitan Methodist Temple New York All Souls' Church Fourteenth S Streets Hill Ulysses G. B. Pierce All Souls’ Church

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