Inactive Shares Edge Up Then Slump in First Hour
The Washington Post reports a dull trading day with early gains fading as prices drifted to close. Volume totaled about 330000 shares, with 130000 in the first hour, and most active stocks ending lower. Canadian Pacific rose on a higher dividend, while wheat and corn weakened on favorable yields and weather.
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Washington Post
New York
Commission Houses
Canadian Pacific
Ailis-Chalmers
Underground
Electric Railways of London
Seaboard Company
Laclede Gas Company
Kansa
New York Bond Market Update From Major Exchanges
New York bond market details received by W. B. Hibbs & Co. bankers with NYSE and Chicago Board of Trade involvement. Highlights focus on trading activity, price levels, and market movements across government and municipal issues.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankera
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of
Treasury Statement for August 13 1910 Shows Deficit and Holdings
The United States Treasury report for August 13 1910 details receipts of 2 957 712 60 including revenue and postal figures, disbursements 1 845 534 20, and a daily deficit. It lists gold coin and bullion holdings 41 769 156 23, national bank notes 8 282 207 00, and trust funds with redemptions. The report notes outstanding gold certificates and treasury notes, reserve fund totals, and balances in general fund. New York money markets show calls and time deposits with rates, and commercial paper and exchange conditions.
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Iowa Central
Adie-Chalmers
Amalgamated Copper
Sota
Kaneas City Southern
American Agricultura
Laclede Gas
American Can
Louisville
Nashville
Car and Foundry
Minneapolis
St. Low
St. F. Sud
Ste. M
American Ice Securities
National
Am. Smelt
Rte
Pti
Nat. Rys
Ant
New York Central
American Sugar Refining
Norfolk and Western
Anaconda, Mining Co
Pacite Mail
Atchison
Pennsylvania
Atchison Pie
People's A
Atlantic Coast Line
Pittsburg
St. L
Baltimore and
Pittsburg Coal
Hebichem Steel
Presacd
Brooklyn Rapid
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Republic Steel. al
Central of New Jersey
Republic Steel
Chespeake and
Ohio
Rock Island Co
Chicago
Alten
Chicago Great Western
S. Fran
St. Louia
WoodChcago
Northwestern
St. LU
Southwestern Ptd
St. Paul
Sloss-Sheffield St. and Iron
Mil
St. Loun
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Colorado and Southern
Southern Railway of
Gay
Consolidated Gan
Tennessee Copper
Pacific
Tatedo
Bt. L
West
Delaware and Hiudaon
Denver and
Rio Grande
Westinghouse
Western Union
Wheeling and Lake BK International
Hibbe
Th ‘Frade
Ad Washington Block Exchange
United States
National Bank
Treasury
Philippine Treasury
Washington Stock Exchange and Copper Market Report
Washington Stock Exchange notes trading on certificates and bonds including Washington Gas Capital Traction and Union lines with various prices. Copper market reports New York and London prices for copper, tin, zinc and related metals, plus domestic iron and coal pricing and arrivals at New York.
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Washington Gas
Capital Traction
Washington
Lanston Monotype
American Security and Plant
Dime Savings Bank
Eal! Cypltot Traction Bs
Wasington Railway and Electric Preferred
Capital ‘Traction
New York
Focal Securities
Washington Stork Exchange
H Traction
Washington Stocks Show Activity Amid Mixed Market
Washington financial circles reported steady rates around five and a half percent as bond demand rose and securities remained active. Seaboard Air Line's year end earnings near twenty million dollars boosted sentiment, while new steel gondola cars for Western Maryland Railway near completion and Col A Pope praised Georgia crop prospects and regional rail prospects.
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Western Maryland Railway
Standard Steel Car Company
Butler
Cumberland
New York Produce Prices and Cotton Market Update
New York reports varied commodity prices with butter cheese eggs and flour moving. Cotton futures opened lower on drought concerns in the Southwest but recovered to near last week's levels as trade buying and covering buoyed prices.
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Southwest
Texas
Vale
Ries
Cross
Seuss
Wall Street Gossip on Grain Trade and Markets
Wall Street reports record grain traffic last week with Chicago deliveries at 11 280 000 bushels and wheat receipts at 3 211 000. Copper sales reach 200 000 000 pounds while bond strength rises as Comptroller Prendergast plans abroad placements. Luxury imports top 50 million dollars, new high, with July showing contraction pattern and crop condition improvements cited by Harriman lines.
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New York
Chicago
New York City
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Wall Street
Grain markets drift as prices ease on weak demand and ample supply
New York wheat and corn futures weaken amid slack demand and rising supplies. Exporters buy moderate volumes as spot prices dip and arrivals grow. Oats show mixed, lightly traded levels with varied white and clipped varieties. Regional oil and grain transport figures from City of New York and Toledo reflect steady movement and mixed shipments.
Equity Court Actions Reported in The Legal Record
Supreme Court in DC reports multiple equity actions with numerous parties and extended file dates. Cases include Warnick versus HII receiver’s report of sale, Smith versus Lancaster transcript extensions, Taylor versus Merillat interpleader decree, and Beall versus Beall proof ordered. Proceedings cover bankruptcy, probate, and numerous property transfers across Washington neighborhoods with various attorneys listed.
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Justice Barnard
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T.’ Thomas
George W. Est
Dean Vs
Johnsons Heirs
Plaintif
John Ridout
Whelan Ve. Whelan
Mullikin
Baltimore Skate Manufacturing Company
Bill Demissed
Plaintifs
C. V. Church
H. H. Dinnesn
W. G. Henderson
Coxeve
Cadwallader J
Balaton, Siddons & Richardson
Beall
Ralph D. Quinter
Examiner
W. H. Holloway
W. E. Ambrose
Eb Ball
First Cooperative Building Associaten
J. A. Easley-Smith
J. J. Smith
Biondi
W F. Taggart
Hamilton
Colbert
Deeds of trust list across Washington city blocks and squares
A long row of deeds of trust lists numerous transfers for security loans across many city blocks and squares. Entries name grantors trustees and borrowers with amounts from 300 to 7,000 dollars and terms from one to three years, with interest rates ranging from 1 to 6 percent and notes on payment schedules.
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Real Estate Transfers From Washington District Listings
Property transfers recorded across Potomac Heights Hillbrook Wisconsin Avenue Park and N Street Northwest involve multiple buyers and sellers. James W MacNeil acquires lots 12 and 44 in Potomac Heights for 10 dollars. George W Kern and others transfer to Henry W Kern lot 6% square 895 for 510 dollars. Louis P Shoemaker executor sells to Pred B Rhodes part for 12717.38 dollars. Lena Maul gains lots 10 11 and 12 square 5120910 in Hillbrook. Anita Heitmuster gains lot 32 square 1757 for 30 dollars. Albert Heltauller gains lot 14 square 1767 for 10 dollars. Harry A Kita transfers to Andrew Schultze part of King’s Arro and part of lot 102 square 1230 for 10 dollars. John M Henderson transfers to James D Murray Frances Murray and George J.
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James MM. Kincheloe
William P. Gibson
John R. H. Alexander
Azadia Bib Bloodew
Willen J
Albert FP
Louis Fo Ghigmeker
Bquare
Anita H. Heftmuller
Kigeing Terry
Ll. W. Richardson
Sia
Ithout
Ol Sovane
Albert A. Heftmuller
Ux Ta Eamd
Pinehorst
Robert D Milner
James F. Hood
James J. Marshall
Merachlen Banking Corporation
Andrew Gebultze
Willam
A. Hill
Reginald W. Beall
Harry
Bite
St Monthel
Alphonne Vignan
John Pouget
James M. Woodward
Willam H. Linkinan
Catherine, Meyer
Anacostia
John H. Dewdney
Horatio N. Taplinn
Thomas J. Deavitt
Capital Savings Bank and ‘Trust Company
Rank ‘Johnson
Francie P
Incent A. Bheshy
Beane Bernard Leonard
North Brightwood
Bernard Kieffer Et al
Wharton E. Lester
Michael J. Colbert
National Permanent Building Association
Brightwood Park
Richard B. Seeace
Samuel Scrivener
G. Percy McGils
Diller F. Grofff
Jacob Katz
Thomas H. Clark
William Douglas Clark
A. T. Holtzman
Frances M. Best
Paul V. Mitchell
J. Clinton
Tribby
Somire
Charles E. Tribby
E. Royon Burritt
Willam Corgoran Hill
Charles
M. Jonas
Leonard L. Nicholson, Jr
Samm
Robert KE. Bradley
George M. Myera
St. Cure
George Henderson
Sama
Squahe
William King
William A. Copenhaver
James FR. Ellerson
Denmge
W. Taylor
Alfred L. Carter
William A. H
Rignald W. Beall
W. W. Chiewell
H. A. Kite
LE Droit Park
Robert E. Logan Et
Sarah V. Rearick
William H. Mcfann
Edward S Quinlan
Annie Pearson
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
American Security” and Trust Company
National Savings and ‘Trust Company
Potomac Heights
Potomac Heights Land Company
James W. MacNeil
George W. Kern
Henry W. Kern
Azadia
Louis P. Shoemaker
Pred B. Rhodes
Hillbrook—Suburban Homes Company
Lena Maul
Wisconsin Avenue Park
Capital Realty Company
Anita H. Heitmuster
Albert A
Anita Heltauller
Potomac
Market Streets
Harry A. Kita
Andrew Schultze
King’s Agro
West Bloomingdale
John M. Henderson
James D. Murray
Frances Murray
George J
Chicago Grain Prices Fall Amid Wheat Drag On Aug Market
Chicago reports show wheat led declines with a 1. to 2 cent drop while corn and oats mixed and futures closed weaker. September options fluctuated around 1.01 to 1.05, cash markets softened, and primary receipts rose to 2.164 million bushels. Provisions also declined as hogs and live cattle prices moved lower, with overall market weakness driven by world shipment pressures and ample interior supplies.
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Ocean Passage
Shot Dead at Craps Game in Kentucky Feud
In Brandenburg Kentucky on August 15 Charles Gear was shot to death, Joseph Thomas fatally wounded, and Preston Gear crawled into the woods dying from a gunshot during a craps game fight at Big Spring. James Tate and Joseph Ammon are being pursued by a posse.
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Charles Gear
Joseph Thomas
Preston
Gear
Big Spring
James Tate
Joseph Ammon
Live Stock Markets Mixed Receipts Pressure Prices Across Regions
Chicago and New York markets show large cattle and hog volumes with generally weak to lower prices. Cattle receipts around 30,000 at Chicago and 6,053 at New York. hogs about 22,000 Chicago. sheep about 30,000 at Chicago. Western and Texan steers and calves range modestly lower to firm, dairy and dressed veal moving steady. Baltimore reports week ending noon cattle down slight with 2,803 head.
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Aeis Armeriev
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Tetco
Ampricon Tobacco
Ameria Cor
al Arehiven
Atehiaon
Atehiaan
Ananthr
Fatrimore
Baltimore
Baltimore Ant Ghats Sothwestéen
Rio
Japan
American Steel
Southern Ist Ga
Ain
Adams Express
Joules Ihend
Nashville
Iss
Texas
American Tobacco
Psourl
Kansas
Texan Xen
Braden Cat
Minseuri Partie
Braden
Mineuri Pacife Er
Butte Coalition
Rational Highway of Mexico
Chicago Subway
New York Central
el Rayo ' É
York Central
Guroux
New Inven
Hartford Ev
Os A
Kortolk and Woestern
Gold
San Francisco
Utah
Lotia Southwestern Con Fen
Nipissing
Louis Southwestern
Beaboard Air Line
U Ray Cons
Southern Pacific Cal
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
Southern Pacific RR
Yukon Gold
Union Pacific
S Steel
Virginia
Western
Maryland
Galveston
Wisconsin Central
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
aRante
Charleston
Boston
Sane
Poston
Corb
Comper
Oliver Mg
Wilmington
Norfolk
Copper Range Consolidated Co
Bute
Frankin
Ciroux
Granby Consolidated
Greene-Cananea
Mohawk
Nevada
Phiadelphia
Houstain
North Butte
Shannon
Agueta
Memphis
St .Louis
Great Britain
Alt Porta
Britain
France
Continent
Mexico
Atel
Westerna
Chicago
Belves
Sree
Igher
Igenest
Auto trade notes span Philadelphia to Milwaukee
A. D. Carpenter returns from Buffalo after attending a Babcock electrics convention while Maxwell Briscoe Washington Company sells a Columbia electric to Dr. Spratling. Samuel Luttrell and party tour Buena Vista in a Packard 30. Washington cars attract attention in Philadelphia as Munsey run prep proceeds. J. H. Ebersole plans big Overland orders in Toledo. Munsey historic run sets off from Philadelphia. Chicago show plans announced for late January with two-week focus on different vehicle types. Louisville fights license tag rules. Milwaukee eyes motor ambulance for county and city fleets. Milwaukee municipal plan adds emergency cars amid eleven city vehicles.
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