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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1910

Page

50

Market Slump as Chesapeake and Ohio Dips to Year Low

Special to The Washington Post reports a broad market downturn driven by London holiday inactivity and weak earnings. Chesapeake and Ohio fell 33 1 3 points to a new yearly low while New York Central and Pennsylvania shows mixed net earnings, with crop prospects offering cautious optimism amid cotton concerns and easing time money.

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Treasury notes and commodity prices in early August market wrap

The Boston treasury desk reports mixed activity with copper and silver quotes from several mines including Butte Coalition and Utah Copper. Wheat futures ease after initial strength on weak French reports as September and December contracts close near prior levels. Corn and oats show steady to modestly lower trades with receipts and offerings detailed. Bond yields and taxable issues listed for U S refunding, Midwest districts, and Toledo notes.

New York

Copper and metal markets steady in New York trading

Standard copper and other metals held steady with minor shifts noted in New York and London. Spot copper quoted around 12.10 to 12.20, with August through November futures listed. London markets closed. various regional grain and coal prices shown with limited activity.

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New York Cotton Market Steady Amid Drought Delay

New York August 1 The cotton market was generally firm on drought in the Southwest and a firmer goods market. A government report due Tuesday is expected to show deterioration near sixty percent. Close marked by a 4 to 1 point advance. Southern markets mostly unchanged. Liverpool opens tomorrow.

New York Southern Busl Cotton Exchange Liverpool

Wall Street Gossip on Rates and Railroads Shippers Fight Increases

Evidences mount that applications for higher freight rates will be vigorously contested by shipper organizations across the country. In Chicago last week a national industrial committee met with a shippers’ panel to plan a protracted fight before the Interstate Commerce Commission this fall. If needed, delays may stretch beyond expected timelines as railroads push for the rate hikes intended to offset rising labor and material costs.

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New York Stock Market Quotations and Trade Volume

Total sales for the day reached 381 400 shares with ex dividend. The quotations align with those provided by W. B. Hibbs & Co., bankers and brokers of the Miples Building, members of the New York Stock Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade, and Washington Stock Exchange.

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Market notes and banking plan updates in Maryland and Pennsylvania

A fragment reports limited stock activity with Potomac Electric Light holding at 108 and bank shares weaker. It notes a plan by the Maryland State Bankers Association to divide the state into districts to collect banker views on a uniform interest rate, with committee selections to begin soon. The Pennsylvania Railroad directors declared a regular quarterly dividend of 11 2 percent.

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Comptroller Murray Plans to Publicly Name Delinquent Banks

National banks face extreme penalties for late reports as Comptroller of the Currency Lawrence O. Murray announces costly fines for delays. He also plans to publish the names of banks fined in his annual report, signaling a harsh, public discipline effort.

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Livestock Market Report From New York and Chicago

New York market summary shows cattle receipts around 3160, calves 9056, sheep 15112, and hogs 3264 with mixed prices and dull to lower trends. Chicago figures indicate 22000 cattle, 83000 hogs, and 18000 sheep with slower demand and declines from prior levels.

New York Chicago Reeves Texas Baltimore

NEW YORK PRODUCE PRICES AND CREAMERY MARKETS UPDATE

New York markets show varied receipts across dairy and produce. Butter over 5,000 tubs with mixed percentages. cheese steady with 1,002 boxes reported. pork and lard easing, flour quiet, and cottonseed and sugar futures noted. Poultry demand alive with Western broilers and turkeys listed, while potatoes and cabbages show steady movement. Freight rates include cotton to Liverpool and grain to London. Peanut prices stable with Virginia handpicked and shelled varieties quoted.

New York Western Western Imbalon Creamery Pennsylvania Hennery Hemnery Mesa Middle West Rio Santos Cordova Jersey Baltimore Liverpool London Virginia

Equity Court DC Docket Highlights Multiple Rule Returns

The Legal Record lists Equity Court and Circuit Court actions before Mr Justice Wright, including sales ratified, references to auditors, and rules returnable August 8. It notes bankruptcies, probate filings, and numerous property transfers across Washington DC neighborhoods with attorney listings for each case.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court NO Justice Wright Belote Va Belote Pleintiff W. E. Ambroge Ball Va Firet Cooperative Building Association J. J. Smith Banby-Smith Viedt Brandenburg & Brandenburg Holtman Minder Wilton & Barkadale Rackey Hilton C. Mackey Wyth Northrop Platopitt Hitler Scott Fleintiffs Hemans & Collins A. W. Scott Murphy H. Howard Order of Pub Plainifs W. J. Lambert T. L. Jeffords R. H. Yeatman Douglas Baker Alfred Slaughter A. W. Gray William E. Asquith Lyons & Gone Robert M. Dobbing, Jr Same Tamner J.C. Adkins Helen J. Paulding A. K. Parris Gled George W. Greiner Sheehy & Sheehy Tate Elien & Donahoo Gertrude Donahoo Bond L. T. Jeffords Audrney W. M. Birn

Real Estate Transfers in Various DC Neighborhoods

Garfield B Warner and others transfer lot 146 for $10 to Llewellyn and Sarah Ford. Blendie Lamson and others sell lot 67 block 21 in Columbia Heights for $10 to Elia J Carpenter. Theresa Luckett and others convey interests and lots in Southeast DC for $20 or $10, including parcels on 14 E Street Southeast and G Street Southeast. Annie V Anderson acquires lot 34 block 3 in Trinidad from Arthur N Long and others. Whitney Close sale to John L Jrarrem and wife complements the week’s transfers.

Garfield B. H. Warner Llewellyn Ford Sarah F. Ford Columbia Heights Blendie Lamson Elia J. Carpenter E Street Luckett Ha Luckett Theresa KR. Luckett Ella Luckett LE Diwit Park Theresa R. Luckett Thomas T. Luckett Ty Christing C. Muhlboter Tenth Street Trinidad Arthur N. Long Annie V. Anderson Whitney Close John L. Jrarrem

Daily Diet Hints: Sweet Potatoes and Diet Advice

Dr. T. J. Allen explains sweet potatoes differ from Irish potatoes by having less starch and more sugar. Bake at low heat for best cooking. Potatoes supply nutrition except albumen, which milk or eggs provide when combined with potatoes. For intense work, a diet of whole wheat bread, milk, sweet potatoes, scrambled egg, and buttermilk offers ample nutrition without meat.

Property security notes across several DC subdivisions

A series of mortgage securings are recorded across neighborhoods including Friendship, Whitney Closh, Potomac Heights, Square 1068, Reservation A, Moore & Barbour's Addition, Barry Farm, Long Meadow, North Grounds of Columbian University, Ingleside, Kalorama Heights, Square 701, Square 1956, Square N of 17, Square 375, and Square 701. Transactions involve loans from $280 to $3,000 with terms from one to three years at 5 to 8 percent interest, secured by lots and blocks in named subdivisions and streets. Outside, New York Money Market notes show money on call at 4 3/4 percent, time loans easing, and sterling and commercial paper rates.

Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Southwestern Well Ag Willard Whitney Closh Horace L. Nuchala John L. Warren W. L. Browning Frank Foer Potomac Heights Hary E. Nichols T. Dorsett J. M. Maupin Potomac Heights Land Company Walter H. Murphy Richard E. Paito H. A. Gill H. W. Pairo Harry M. Wagner la C. Willamson Guy P. Wi John F. Bayne Barry Parm P. Aurelia Tregg Thomas Walker George F. Collins P. W. Price Long Meadow William M. Belfield William Phillips D. Sager C.H. Baker North Grounds Columbian University Samuel Walker Jacob Bool William D. Sullivan Valerie F. Preston Ngleside Elizabeth Walbridge Et al L. F. King G. Y. Worthington George R Colliere Kalorama Heights Annta A. Fendall National Savings and Trust Company American Security and Trust Company Millie C. Lewis Washington Loan and Trust Companys Christina C. Coleman Awmerles Security and Trust Company National Savings and Trus Company

China Looks Westward Navy Study Plans Abroad

China eyes Western naval ideas as Prince Taai Hsun and Admiral Sah prepare to arrive in the United States in September to study naval affairs. Minister Calhoun said the royal party will sail from Shanghai aboard the Manchuria on August 24, with Tsai Hsun noted as a royal relative of the Chinese leadership.

China Prince Taai Hsun Admiral Sah United States Calhoun State Department Shanghai Manchuria Prince Tsai Hsun Tsai Tao Tsai Haun

Prince to Visit U.S. Naval Establishments on Landing

The prince will be greeted by ten naval officers and servants and escorted through American naval establishments on his arrival. Details of the reception will be arranged, and several American naval officers are expected to meet him on landing.

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