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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1910

Page

9

Market Dull as Early Gains Fade In August Session

The Washington Post reports a cautious New York market with initial gains in the first hour, later drifting below prior close. Volume neared 330,000 shares, Canadian Pacific rose on dividend news, while wheat and corn markets weakened on favorable foreign yields and weather.

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 Exchange Seats

Report notes trading activity in New York bond market with data from W B Hibbs & Co. and participation by bankers at the New York Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade. Details incomplete but indicate cross exchange involvement and market movement.

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Treasury Statement for August 13 1910 Reveals Deficit and Holdings

The United States Treasury report for August 13 1910 shows receipts of 2 957 712 60 and disbursements of 1 845 534 20 leaving a year to date deficit of 19 085 119 53. It lists gold coin and bullion 41 769 156 23 and gold certificates 26 290 000 along with national bank notes and silver holdings. Outstanding issues total 1 375 658 669 09 with reserve fund and trust funds detailed and money on call steady in New York markets with mixed yields on bills and mercantile paper.

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Washington Stock Exchange Summary and Copper Market Report

Washington Stock Exchange notes trading in Washington Gas certificates and Capital Traction bonds with varied prices and lots, plus Lanston Monotype and American Security and Plant offerings. Copper and tin futures move as New York and London markets show mixed strength, with arrivals at New York and customs data for imports. Local iron and coal values listed, reflecting broad commodity activity.

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Local Financial Markets Show Active Washington Trading

Washington financial circles reported steady money flow with lively stock trading and active bonds. Gas 4s slid below 210 while Gas certificates traded around 1110 and 108 bids. Traction 6s rose to 114 3 4 with Traction stock firm near 128. railway preferred at 88. Seaboard Air Line posted 20,068,772 gross earnings and 1,735,085 surplus, the largest in its history, supporting dividends. подоб

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New York Produce Prices and Cotton Market Update

New York trade notes show butter and cheese receipts, eggs, poultry, flour, and other staples with price ranges. Cotton futures opened lower on August 15 amid drought worries in the Southwest, then recovered slightly as trade buying and cover trading steadied near last week’s levels.

Wall Street Grows Bullish On Grain And Bonds

Wall Street reports record grain traffic last week with Chicago deliveries near a high mark and wheat and oats leading gains. Copper sales reach 200 million pounds as investors watch prices amid producer fears. New York city bonds firm as Comptroller Prendergast plans likely large overseas stock and bond placements. Imports of luxury goods hit a record $50 million, signaling shifting trade, while Harriman lines forecast solid crop tonnage and improving conditions through August.

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New York Grain Market Report August Wheat and Corn Decline

New York grain notes subdued activity with spot wheat eases for No 2 red and No 1 Northern 1.08 to 1.12. Export demand weak. visible supply up and large receipts weigh on prices. Corn spot soft with No 2 column near 72 percent, oats mixed amid varied receipts and shipments. regional figures show lower activity and distribution.

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Complex DC equity docket lists multiple cases and actions

The District of Columbia courts file a lengthy equity and bankruptcy docket noting numerous cases. Entries include Warnick v HII receiver sale report. Smith v Lancaster transcript extensions. Taylor v Merillat interpleader decree. Beall v Beall proof ordered. Whelan v Whelan real estate sale. Mullikin v Baltimore Skate demurrer sustained. Cadwallader Minor substituted as trustee. Ketcham v Chase heirs order. Simpson v Smith sale ratified. various probate and administrative actions. damages and appeals listed. numerous property transfers across DC neighborhoods with lot and square references and monetary amounts.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court Justice Barnard Warnick Ve 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, Yerken & Hamiftten Circuit Court Bargard Deckerva Riley Ewenty Gore Shereotey Plaipténaorney Busby-Smith Attorner Jeendant Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia Alexander R. Magruder Com Blainant Ella Miletead Mary Fisher William Nicholson Allenges Georgiana King James Nicholson Joseph Nicholson City of Washington Surveyor's Office Anid District Ella Milstead Wilkiam Nicholson Allegeer Deviaees Caase Washington Law Reporter Washington Post Wright Justice J. R. Young E. J. McKee

Deeds of Trust Recorded Across Washington D.C. Areas

A long list of deeds of trust is recorded across multiple wards and blocks including SHICHESTER-Idgar to Kincheloe and Gibson, Pinehorst, Square 1280, West Bloomingdale, Brightwood Park, and more. Amounts range from 580 to 7,000 dollars with terms from 1 to 5 years and interest rates from 1 to 6 percent, securing various properties and lots. The notices include names of lenders, trustees, and property owners, with precise block and lot references such as lot 6 block 588 and lot 40 to 43 in multiple SQUAREs.

Real Estate Transfers in Potomac Heights and Surrounding Areas

Real estate transfers include Potomac Heights parcels as Potomac Heights Land Company sells lots 12 and 44 in block 1443 for 10 dollars. George W. Kern and others transfer lot 6% square 895 to Henry W. Kern for 510 dollars. Louis P. Shoemaker executor sells part of Azadia to Pred B. Rhodes for 12717.38 dollars. Hillbrook Suburban Homes Company sells lots 10 11 12 square 5120910 to Lena Maul. Capital Realty Company sells lot 32 square 1757 Wisconsin Avenue Park to Anita H Heitmuster for 30 dollars. Same company sells lot 14 square 1767 to Albert A and Anita Heltauller for 10 dollars. Harry A. Kita sells part of King’s Agro and part lot 102 square 1230 to Andrew Schultze for 10 dollars. West Bloomingdale John M. Henderson sells to Frances Murray James D. Murray and George J.

Shichester-Idgar T. Phillipe Et Wx 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

Grain Prices Dull as Wheat Leads Decline in Chicago Trade

Chicago grain markets show broad weakness with wheat sinking and corn slipping late. Oats and provisions also fall, while domestic supply and foreign demand influence weighs on futures. Cash prices ease, with September deliveries drifting near lows as traders reassess export movement and livestock costs.

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Shot Dead at Craps Game in Kentucky Fight

In Brandenburg Kentucky during a craps game at Big Spring three men were involved. Charles Gear was killed, Joseph Thomas fatally wounded, and Preston Gear crawled into the woods dying from a gunshot wound. James Tate and Joseph Ammon are being pursued by a posse for the crime.

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Live Stock Markets Mixed Receipts Across Markets

Chicago market reports show cattle and sheep receipts around 30,000 head with overall weakness and lower prices. Hogs and calves priced varied by class, with light to heavy hogs selling from 3.49 to 9.00, calves and veals showing limited gains, while New York and Baltimore notes reflect softer cattle and mixed lamb outings and weekly totals.

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Car trade notes from Philadelphia to Milwaukee and beyond

A. D. Carpenter returns from a Babcock electrics convention in Buffalo while Maxwell Briscoe Washington Company sells a Columbia electric to Dr. Spratling. Samuel Luttrell and family make a Packard 30 trip to Buena Vista. Washington cars attract attention in Philadelphia as Munsey run prep continues. J H Ebersole links Overland sales in Toledo. Munsey historic run starts in Philadelphia. Chicago prepares for next year’s two week auto show. Conflict over license tagging in Louisville. Milwaukee considers a motor ambulance for county and city use. city owns eleven cars.

Washington Philadelphia Milwaukee Wis County Board of Supervisors

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