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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1910

Page

15

Market Narrow in Opening Trading as Stocks Veer

The London and New York markets show a tight trading range with limited demand as traders seek profits. Bank reserves in New York rise on cash inflows while discount rates firm in London and NY, and United States Steel weakness tempers the general list despite a late rally.

New York London Atlantic Texas Sondy New York Bank Reserve Assay Gotactolyvms Chicago Western Reserve United States Steel Corporation United States Steel Union Pacific Reading

New York Bond Market Snapshot

New York bond market figures show money rates around 2 percent and ruling rates near 1 percent. Time loans for 60 days are firm. six months note rates quoted. Prime rates around 3 percent, with various bonds and government issues listed, including railway bonds and Mexican dollars.

New York Sas Gerdaye Serewallle Gomh Dens Lama

United States Treasury and Market Ticker Highlights

Washington stock exchange noon calls listed sales and bids for Lunston Monotype Sax Mergenthaler Linotype and railway and electric issues. Wheat futures steadied, corn quiet, oats steady to easy, rye dull as markets close. Pont Want Ads note free classified listings in The Post.

Wall Street Gossip on the Pearson Farquhar Syndicate

Special to the Wadington Post reports Paris and New York bankers trimmed loans to the Pearson Farquhar syndicate as Paris papers attack American finance. Brokers note weak public demand for stocks, with few buyers until a stronger rally appears. Northern Pacific and Great Northern decline, Third Avenue Railroad reorganization blocked, money market divided between lenders and borrowers with 5 to 6 percent rates.

Wadington Post New York Pearson Paris Rudolph Kann Farquhar London

Overdraft Crackdown Aims to End Bank Credit Extensions

Federal currency bureau and state banking supervisors push a campaign to end overdrafts by banks. Examiners urge national and state institutions to sign written agreements to discontinue overdrafts. Letters from the comptroller and state authorities back the effort as idle car and coal traffic figures show mixed improvements and rising revenue for Baltimore and Ohio in Fairmont region.

Federal Currency Bureau

New York Produce Prices and Markets Mixed Across Commodities

New York and Chicago reports show varied commodity prices from butter to petroleum. Butter receipts near 0.945, cheese strong at 6.014, eggs steady, poultry mixed, flour steady with local trade, lard firm, and oil futures listed with several monthly points.

New York Middle West Cordova Long Island Southern Baltimore

The Metal Market Report From New York and Cities

The metal market shows dull copper prices across spot and futures with August and September values around 12.06 to 12.27 per pound and 12.25 to 12.27 for November. London copper futures around £55 to £60 and lead, spelter, and iron quote varied, with imports and arrivals noted in New York and East St. Louis. Local iron and ore prices in No. 1 Northern and No. 1 Southern ranges listed, alongside oil city balances and August shipment totals for North Lima and Lima-Indiana regions.

New York Novamber Lake Copper Wsoiwet Trolytis Castiog East St. Louis London Cleveland Northern Southern

Local stock market dip amid steady prices and bank gains

Trading in the local stock exchange yesterday was notably small yet prices held firm and the market remained strong. Washington Railway and Electric common slipped from 32 to 31 1 2, others rose including 4s to 34, Twenty Commercial National Bank up to 199 on some shares, Washington Loan and Trust at 200, Lanston 80 3 8, Mergenthaler 216. Southern bank clearings showed gains over last year with notable increases in Baltimore, Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta, and Jackson ville. American Tobacco directors declared a quarterly 2 12 percent dividend and an extra 7 12 percent on common stock.

New York Armour & Company Atchison Anchison Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore Ohio Brooklyn Transit Eal Georgia Jemey Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and Alton Chleage Burlington Guithey Chicago Urllogtor Quincy Hleago Miwaukee St Paul Rock Island and Pacific Rock Island Ania Colorado Industrial Colorado Midland Colorado and Southern Delaware Hudson Denver Rio Grande Hho Northern Pacific Oregon Pennsylvania Renaingen San Francisco Louis San Francie Louis Southwestern St Louis Uidhwestern War Seaboard Southern Pacific Lunston Monotype Commercial National Bank Washington Loan and Trust Mergenthaler Linotype Washington Railway and Electric Antag Boa Railway and Electric Common United States Treasury Metropatita R. K Ind Mt. Vern Cotoniat P. Telephone Philippine Treasury Alex Vad Ington ‘Gas Georgetown Mergenthater Denotype Trust NY Haoes Greene-Canades Armet Banks Linco Treasury Notes Washington Trust Company Beaurity and Trust Savings Hank Btocks National Union Columbia Ces Security Storage Co Larkat Local Stock Exchange Washington Railway and Electric Common Washington Hallway Lanston Mergenthaler South Atlantic Atlanta Savannah Augusta Jacksonvile Rehmond Norfolk Columbus Jacksonville American ‘Tobacco Company

Live Stock Markets Report Shows Mixed Prices in New York and Chicago

Receipts in New York: cattle 2,796. calves 2,872. sheep and lambs 6,005. hogs 3,237 with markets varied from slow to lower. In Chicago cattle 10,1 total. hogs 15,000. sheep receipts 24,000 with prices steady to higher for several classes.

New York Pennsylvania Kerelote Ate Grosa Galventon Bready Orlean Aeuy Mobile Savannah Charleston Awe Wilmington Norfolk Beee Pt Nu Aden Augusta St Ouie France Continent Mexico

New York Grain Market Report Aug 1 Wheat and Corn Prices Steady

Spot wheat held steady with No 2 red at 1.08 1 0. db, No 1 Northern at 1.25 f. 9. b. Demand dull yet firmer on early cables. North Dakota rally. September at 1.07 1 0.7? closed. Corn No 2 at 71% to arrive, option market quiet. oats mixed with various grades and weights. Receipts listed for wheat, corn, and oats.

Baltimore New York North Dakota Jsanc

Equity and Circuit Court Docket Highlights in DC Justice Barnard Era

The legal record lists multiple DC cases before Mr Justice Barnard across Equity Circuit and Criminal Courts. It notes pro confesso grants, auditor references, alimony pendente lite, extended testimony periods, receivers appointed, contracts confirmed, and bonds posted. Key matters include McCullough v Wheatley trustees, Bray v Bray, Patterson v Fox, Pratt and Richards, and criminal actions United States v Ormsby, Stone, and Roffins with recognizances and trial motions.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court No. 1 Justice Barnard McCullough Ve. Wheatley Gordon & Gordon A. H. Brown Reisinger Plaintif S. Shreve, Jr M. N. Richardson Clagett Va Durke J. G. Butler G. P. McGlue Simpson Simpson-Sullivan Company Wilson & Barksdale M. J. Coltert C. J. Murphy H. 2 Mottton Wagner P. H. Marshall Prentiss Johnson Ve. Johnson George E. Sullivan Defendent B. T. Doyie J. A. Toomey Heath Va. McKim Pro Pinla Lester & Price Leckie Fulton & Cox McMenney , Flannery Brentanos Va. Holstein K. Forrest Criminal Court NO United States George F. Ormsby Peter R. Stone Roperty Ernest Roffins H. Walker Aurety

New York Cotton Probate Court Actions and Property Transfers

Probate court records show bills of complaint filed in Irma L. Barnwell and John L. du Plot cases with guardian ad litem appointments. Also noted are wills admitted to record for Emily E. Briggs and Milton M. Holland, with executors named and bonds posted. extensive property transfers across multiple Washington addresses including Holmead Manor and Kalorama Heights, with numerous lot and square descriptions and nominal sums.

Justice Barnard Irma L. Barnwell Guardian Ad Litem John L. du Plot Bond McCelmont Emily E. Briggs New York Texas John Tigo Briggs Oklahoma Greigers Sheehy & Shady Milton M. Holland Vance P. B. Ray R. Bradock William J. Mendenhall Thomas J. Anderson Liverpool Robert EB. Anderson Wall Street Southern Bulla Clara J. J. Beckert Verdinandsbroad C. G. Beckert William G. Fenwick Albert J Groves Flaintif Birney Situat& Woodard George W. Lawrenta Catherine Lawrence C. Carrington India Bagby Vs. Stilson Plalotti W. EB. Lester Mabel EB. Carr Henry C. Carr Flavitif L. P. Loving Robert L. Montague Garrie Bryan Ye Sperry & Hutchinson Co Robson & Colvin

Deeds of Trust Listings Across District Areas

A lengthy notice catalogs numerous deeds of trust and security transfers affecting properties in Mount Pleasant, Ingleside, Kalorama Heights, Bloomingdale, and neighboring blocks. It lists borrowers, lenders, amounts from 425 up to 38,000, terms from 1 to 6 years, and interest rates from 5 to 6 percent with semiannual payments, detailing lots, blocks, and squares where each obligation applies.

Holmead Manor Raymond W. King GP. Stone C. W. Fairfax Charles J. Walker Natalimenta James Etterbrook D. Giebermann P. C. Hawn George W. Desrmaan Mount Pleasant Isleasant Plains F. A. Blundon C. Price HM. Packard Citizens Savings Bank Arthur J. Olmstead Frank A. Johnson Louis A. Johnson Vetura Louisa S. Randall Ingleside Frea G. Smith W. D. Lester M. J. Colbert National Permanent Building Association G. Y. Worthington, Jr G. R. Colliere Howard BE Thomas Price Bridget A. Bowman Solomon J. Forman Thomas Walker James F. Bundy H. F. Butler Alex Lewis Mary E. T. Lewis American, Security, and Trust Company National Savings and Trust Company J. H. Stewart L. H. Thompson Howard G. Fisher Julius Haack Arthur Carr Patriots South Brookland Herman H. Burgesa C. C. Milburn A. B. Walker E. F. Miburn Secura Té—Reymond & Haliday William J. Plather Alles John M. Jones

Bankruptcy and District Court Actions Reported

Mr Justice Barnard presides in bankruptcy proceedings for Samuel H. Berman with depositary Josaph Auerbach and examiner William M. Hallman to report on composition. In district court Justice Barnard discharges the rule in Huske vs Markham case.

Justice Barnard Josaph Auerbach Samuel H. Berman William M. Hallman District Court Barnard Huske Markham

Contractors in difficulties in New York bankruptcy filing

In New York on Aug 3 an involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in federal court against Ferguson Contracting Company by three creditors totaling 8276. Receiver J Van Vechten Olcott named with 100000 bond to run business for 90 days. Contracts on hand reach 1380000 while assets equal 640110 and liabilities 666000. The firm counts Kansas City Southern Railway Company and Winston-Salem Southbound Railway Company among its contract partners.

New York United States District Court Ferguson Contracting Company J. van Vechten Olcott Kansas City Southern Railway Company Winston-Salem Southbound Railway Company

Health Movement Firm Science of Health Ad

Non surgical health movement firm offers a free 4100 page health book by mail. Also advertises an upright piano almost new for sale by owner at 418 Colorado in Piano-Knobs. Carlisle & Vaughn solicits wall paper and repaint estimates, Box 777 this office, Carlisle.

Scienee OF Health Colorado Ist Bryant Ste Fla. Ave Elevex Berwyn A. T KING Conservatory Bet Moad House St. Entrante Willard Hotel Bet Mintwood Pl Beichent Rd M Et. Coun Holl Uw

Money to Loan in Sums From One Dollar to 100005

Numerous Washington loan firms advertise real estate secured loans in the District of Columbia at the lowest rates. Offers include 6 percent taxes included, flexible terms, and no delays. Firms named include Saunders & Co, Rawlings Co, Allington Fire Insurance Building lenders, National Loan & Investment Co, Moore & Hill Inc, Tyler & Rutherford, Walzer, Floyd E. Davis, Walter H. Acker, and The F. Y. Smith Co with offices on 7th Street NW, 15th Street NW, 1333 G Street NW, and 148 N Street.

D. C WM. H. Saunders £ CO Frank T. Rawlings CO Allington Fire Insurance Company National Loan & Investment Co Thompson Ee Treasury Washington Loan and Trust Sis Columbia Moore & Hill Inc WONEY Tyler & Rutherfo: Incorporated 15Th St District of Columbia W. H. Walzer 18Th St N. W Iigney DR. G Floyd E. Davis Walter H. Acker PF Street F. Y. Smith Company

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