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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1910

Page

9

Market Flurry Brief Prices Drop Then Rally

Outside orders scarce as week opens. Government crop reports curb corn and wheat concerns. Corn supply may top 3.0 billion bushels with rain repairs. spring wheat yield uncertain but improving. Market volatility follows a misreported crop condition, but closes with renewed firmness and light trading. Gold and exchange activity show renewed engagement, with foreign funds moving in.

New York Cotton Advances On Texas Dryness And Bull Run

New York cotton prices surged to new highs amid dry Texas conditions and brisk demand from buyers, including domestic mills and Liverpool. Spot markets rose with high net prices for middling. Wall Street and London also supported by bullish sentiment as August and September contracts gained strength.

Texas South Rpioners Wall Street Liverpool Continent New York Ape

The Man in Hinck serial to debut in The Post

This charming serial will begin in the Monthly Magazine Section of The Post next Sunday and continue weekly in the magazine section. Readers may order The Post to receive this new tale and other delightful serials.

Hinck The Post Sunday Post Fts All Star James Hopper Governeur Morris Perceval Gibbon C. Henry Roy Wotton Arthur Stanwood

Equity Court No 1 Coughlin Trading Company receiver restrained

Supreme Court District of Columbia equity matters list receivership and safeguarding lease. cases include Coughlin Trades Unionist Publishing Company, leave granted to amended bill in Meain vs Cramér, and various probate, custody, and bankruptcy actions. Trusts, guardians, and district notices appear with multiple attorneys and court references through Justice Barnard.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court NO. 1 Justice Barnard Coughlin Trades Unionist Publishing Company Fc. Plaintif Charles T. Hendler Hurd Meain George C. Gertman Lewis Weaver Wyeth Northrun Rufe C. S. Hillyer Hatton United Press Associated Corporation Diasalved L. A. Bailey Hutty Vs J. F. Maeder Naecker Circuit Court NO Hillman Va C. A. Douglas Justice Bernard United States Joseph A. Gant John H. Fisher Jaih Richard Jackson James J. Fletcher

Real estate transfers crowd Washington pages in list of liens

Numerous entries record mechanics’ liens and real estate transfers in Washington including Fred J. White v Nettle L. Cockrell and Kate Kirby on lot 29 square 525 for $5, Elia Fabre to Charles W. Halenger and Etta M. Balenear on lot 28 square 1305 for $19, and numerous deeds across streets and squares with values from $3,100 to $105,000. Names include Henderson Rogers Caton Myers Leetch Allen Burke Flood Dent Davis Pope Seabrooke and many trustees, with properties citywide in Northwest and Northeast blocks and squares.

Lien Fred J. White Nettle L. Cockrell Kate Kirby Lot Square 525 Wisconsin Avenue Elia Fabre Charles W. Halenger Etta M. Balenear John M. Henderson Wiliam J. Rogers Mary R. Caton Maryland Avenue Welch St Charles E. Myers Vermont Tavenue Andrew B. Duvall Susanna A. Colling Alan and Ridout B. Stastey Simmons Rose E. Flood Elizabeth M Jen Grace L. Leetch Io. M Annie K. G. James Maryland Agri-,culture Maryland Agri-,culture] College, Part Fot 9, Square 1196, $500. D Street Thisteenth Teangssee Avenue George W. Burke Kaw Woodley Park Middaugh & Shannon Hrriéon G. Brewer Brightwood Park Dilier F. Groff Francis Allen Shoesralth Fourteenth Street East Capitol Erastus R. Taylor Charles W. Taylor Ninth W JG Dodge Howe Totten Chichester John Madegan Thomas Rearden Pennsylvania Avenue Fifteenth Sixteenth Laurence L. Tenly Clarence B. Hight South Carolina Avenue C Street Louie A. Dent John ¥. Deettcher Tenth Street Louis A. Dent William T. Davis Capitol Street Thirteenth Fourteenth Streets Harry Willson George Samuel Pope Columbia Chas. J. Walker Rachel T. Seabrooke East Harry Wills Ernest R. Sutton Columbia Heights Lewis E. Breuninger Margaret M. Renshaw Joseph W. ‘Tyler Simon D. Bronson A. B. Brown Wiliam A. Gordon Harold KE Raymond A. Corcoran William D John D. Sullivan John McKenny Charles W. Balenger Todward Fitzgerald John J. Fegan Peergelte Serial Building Association Charles KE. Myers Gibson L. Peake Square 128 Grace L Leeteh John B. Larner John A. Hamilton Washington Loan and Trust Company Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plains Thomas J. Lane W. B. Lester M. J. Colbert Kalorama Heights Abel F. Price Washington Loan End Trust Company Harrison G. Brewer B. F. Saul James F. Shea Home Savings Bank Overaare Francis A. Shoesmith John T. Arms A. Drury McUre Diller Exeautrix Peausant Plaine Guy Carroll S. Zepp Lee Brown Aem Brookland—Thrift Building Company John F. Boottchereux B. L. Behmidt G. M. Emmerich German American Building Association George Pope B. L Schmidt Joseph N. Saunders Harry Witxon Raehhel T. Seabrook

Wall Street Gossip Highlights Cautious Investors Worldwide

Wealthy western and Californian investors alike pull funds from risky ventures while awaiting court and legislative safety. United States Steel to publish first monthly unfilled orders report. Copper Producers Association reports rising copper stocks but reduced production, signaling curtailment. Chicago grain receipts soar as farmers and banks move grain to market. railroads benefit from orderly movement. Court appoints receivers for American Farm Products Company, a large butter refiner with central West and South plants, facing substantial debt and restructuring.

Pecal Washington Post New York Aug East Wall Street West United States Steel Corporation Louis Amy Ernest H. Amy Continental F Finance Company Cross United States District Court Herman Baruch Elizabeth Frank P. McDermott Jersey City Trenton American Farm Products Company Petiéning Central West South

New York Stock Market on Monday August 8 1910

The New York stock market activity for Monday August 8 1910 is reported with price movements across leading securities. Investors monitored early figures, seeking direction amid market fluctuations and notable gains in select issues.

Washington Market Wholesale Prices Drift Lower OnWeak Demand

Wholesale market report shows even tone with receipts near normal and spring chickens in moderate supply. Egg prices fall under hot weather with first class eggs nearly unavailable. ranges for eggs butter cheese poultry and vegetables listed with numerous per unit and per crate prices across Virginia Tennessee New York California and North Carolina markets.

Virginia West Virginia Southwest Virginia Tennessee New York State New California

Market Buoyancy Lifts Lanston Trading and Rail Stocks

Trading on the Lanston stock rose from 8 to 82 1 4 as demand surged in Cary lots and other securities followed, with Washington Railway and Electric up to 87 3 4. Morganthaler sold to 116, United States Trust at 15, and Capital Traction at 127. Railroads favored over industrials as market activity stayed strong. Utah Copper reported second quarter profits of 1 048 979 on 1 540 000 shares. earnings potential hints at 10.2 percent above dividends. President Willard sails for Europe with family, returning to Baltimore. four week railroad gains improve 4 percent year over year, south and west leading increases. Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Line seeks traffic deals with Chesapeake Navigation to boost freight to Baltimore and Annapolis by routing through Annapolis.

Internal Revenue Washington Railway and Electric Preferred Washington Gas Mergenthaler Etnotype JoIsbursement Lanston Monotype Denelt United States Trust Defielt Ga Tay Natlonal Resee Ecat Columbar Colonial Beach Treasury Offices Potomac Electric Potomac Electric Light Philippine Treasury Datis Hesmenie Potomas Tel American Tel Emerson Gapital ‘Traction Elec. Com Ray Blec. Td Re- Waal Mt.erngn Georgetown Mergenthaley Linotype Laneteo Mono Metropolitan Washington Boston American Security and Trust Atlantic National Savings and Trust Boston My Union Trust Butle Coallien Washington Lenn and Trust Centennial United Ef States East Butte Oo Franklin Uy Morehanty and Mechanton Savings Ist Batte Consol Jater Granby Consolidated Dimera Greene Tomite Surance Colmbis Heal Estate Washington M AIL Chalmers Btd Iowe Central Amalgamated Cop Kansas City Southern American Agricultural Kansas City Southern PLC American American Can Louisville Nashvillle Car and Fay API Minneapoli St. Louis J. P St. Steles Kansas Texas M. Hide and Leather Kang Miscouri Pacific Am. Smelt Nat. Rys America Steel Foundries New York Central Amorles Luger-Refining Ontario West Knik Western Northern Pacific Pacific Mall Tehison Anaconda Mining Co Pennsylvania Atchison Ptd People's Gas Atlantic Coast Line Louth Rahmors Pittsburg Coal Bethlehem Brooklyn Rapid Transit Pullman Palace Cal Canadian Pacific Tristay 18744 Inc Railway Steel Spring Central Leather Bk! Stea Isrentral Leather Republic Steel New Jersey Chesapeake and Ohio Rock Island Co Chicago and Alton Tea Hock Island Co Southern Pacific Colorado Fuel and Iron Southern Rail Colorado and Southern Tennessee Copper Texas and Pacific Ca Pelaware and Hudson Toledo St Louis Denver and Rio Grande United States Realty Weele Ia United States Rubber United States Steel Great Northern Great Northern Ore Carolina Chemical Athillinots Central Wabash Minterborough- Met Wabash Pid Bhd Tterboraugnpid W. B. Hibbs & Co Aokers and Trade Washington Steeck Exchange Hibbs Bulliing New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Lanston Local Stock Exchange Cary Washington Railway and Electric Morganthaler Trust Company Capital Traction Utah Copper Company Baltimore Electric Express Company Annapolis Norfolk and Western Railway Union Dally Norfolk Bristol Winston‘noxville Chattencom Nashville New Bristol Knoxville Chattanooga Memphis Richmond Sonry Herryville Livray Bnenandoan el Yon Nas Arlive Fourteenth Street New York Avenue Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Cally Virginis West Virgina Pullman Cincinnati Arlotees Rile Cincinnat Louieville Southwest Northwex Virginia Hot Springs Leuuile Co Union Station Seaboard Air Line Railway Seaboard Snekeonville Teckeneville Tampa Savannah Jacksonville Atlanta Birmingham New York Ave Harwood C.T.A Phillips DPA P. Ryan G. P Portsmouth Weeseing von Southern Railway Snd Palace South Vis Frederickburg Keburg Milford

New York Produce Prices and Market Averages for Aug 8

Listing of commodity prices and receipts across dairy poultry flour cottonseed oil coal and other staples in New York markets. Includes butter cheese eggs pork lard potatoes coffee and sugars with details on firmness steady rates and regional variants.

New York Western Western Imallan Ton Pennsylvania Emery Cordova Long Island Jersey Southern Liverpool London Virginia

Chicago Grain Bears Down on Bearish Government Report

Chicago and New York grain markets react to a looming government report. Wheat sinks while corn and oats drift lower. pork and lard move in opposite directions as live hogs rise and supplies tighten.

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Baltimore Markets Cattle Lambs Hogs and Calves Prices

Weekly Baltimore market report shows receipts 72 268 cattle and 14 446 sheep and lambs. Cattle ranges 3 75 to 5 90 for heifers and 2 00 to 4 75 for cows. hogs about 4 90 to 9 70. calves 5 00 and up. Week to noon shows slower sheep demand and steadier calves.

Chicago Texas Western New York Grensod Yenla Baltimore Hholes

Pulp Wood Shortage Not Expected In Quebec Sale

Gebhard Willrich, American consul general at Quebec, reports that despite Quebecs ban on exporting pulp wood cut on crown lands after May 1 1910 there is no fear of a pulp wood shortage for the American market. Government policy remains in effect.

Québec Canada Gebhard WiUrich Quebec

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