Stock Market Opens Higher as Imports Exceed Exports
The New York market rose to a fresh rally high with active trading led by Union Pacific and steel shares. July foreign trade showed an import excess, yet the stock market remained strong from opening through session close, aided by easy money and favorable crop prospects despite the trade deficit signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wushington Post
New York
Union Pacific
Soutic Pacific
Teading
St Pal
Steel Common
Amalgamated Ls
Chesapeake and Ohio
Vaiue
Col Roosesvelte
Metal Market News Roundup from New York and London
Copper futures and spot prices across New York and London show mixed movement with no arrivals reported in New York. Export customs indicate 14 740 in value this month while London prices hold steady on spot and futures. Iron and lead markets show quiet activity and steady levels amid broad financial indicators across currencies and bonds.
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New York
London
Custom House
Lake
East St Lule
Roelter
East St Louis
Northern
Southern
Neft
Oil Quotations and Balances in The Post Classifieds
Telete reports North Lima eight and a half percent, South Lins seven seven Indiana seven seven. Credit balances rise to 120 dollars with shipments totaling 205,442 and average 287,917. Advertisements in The Post Classifieds promise free use for secure results in the newspaper layout.
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Telete
North Lima
South Lins
Indiana
OM City
Washington markets and New York wheat and stocks mixed
Washington and New York markets showed mixed movement as wheat prices steadied then rallied on demand and receipts. Standard Oil declared an 8 million dollar quarterly dividend. Boston forms a national currency association with fifteen banks joining to handle securities and commercial paper.
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Boston Currency Association
Boston
The
Merchants and
Wall Street Gossip on Dividend News and Holiday Market
Special to The Washington Post. New York, Aug 14. A dull stock market day saw Sea board and Laclede Gas distributions fail to spark enthusiasm while United States Cast Iron Pipe cut its preferred dividend for the first time in four years, with little trading. Federal Mining and Smelting dividends were declared. Chicago Great Western earnings and proposed freight rate changes were debated. copper stocks rose on London statistics. Traders eyed upcoming holidays as exchanges voted to close the Saturday before Labor Day, amid broader concerns over holidays and market activity. North Dakota crop reports showed improved yields and better quality, with flax corn hay and fodder prospects improving after late-season rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kish
Allis-Chalmers
Iowa Central
jKangan City Southern
Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
Maclay Cos. Ptd
Minneapolis
St Louie
St. Py
Ste. M
National Biscuit
New York Central
LRA
Gat
West
American Tobacco
Norfolk and Western
American Woolen
Anaconda. Mining’ Co
Northern Facitc
Atehison
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast Line
Piopie
Yuna Ig
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburg
St. le
Bethlehem Steel
Oo Etiieburg Co
Brooklyn Rapla
Canadian Pacific
Jooj Central Leather Pa
LAS Ms LL Central
New Jersey
Repubile Steel
Chesapeake and Ohio
Republic Steel Pfa
Chicago and Alton
Rock Island Co
Bt. L
S. Fran
Chicago
Northwestern
Louis Southwestern
Chin Mit
Bt. Paul
St Is
Southwestern
Louis
Bloss-SheMeld St and Iron
Colorado
Southern Pacific
Colorado and Southern
Southern Railway
Consolidated Gu
Southary Railway
Tennessee
Delaware
Hudney
Texan and Pacific
Denver
Rio Grande
Toledo
St. L
D.a
Rilo Grande
boo'Tdi
DratiTers Securities
Union Pacific
Erle
Union Pacife
OlErle
United States Realty
Rutibe
General Electr
United Stated Steel
Great Northern
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghours Electri
Internation Paper
Western Union
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Ieuilenes
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Hoard of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
New York
Jay Iie
Seaboard Company
London Underground Electric
Laclede Gas Light Company
United States
Pearson-Farquhar
Jcommeon
United States Cast Iron Pipe Directors
Financial District
Stock Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Wall Street
North Dakota
Department of Agriculture
New York Produce Prices Mixed On Aug 16
Market roundup shows butter firm at 16,088 pkgs, cheese receipts 758 boxes, eggs firm with 14,974 crates across states from Pennsylvania to nearby, and poultry prices mixed. Flour steady with quiet business, cornmeal and rye flour steady, hay firm, hides and leather steady, pork steady, lard firm, cottonseed oil volatile, rosin steady, turpentine easy, sugar steady, coffee quiet, potatoes and freight rates unchanged.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Middle West
Imuscovade
Live Stock Markets Mixed as Chicago and New York Trade Heavily
Chicago reports cattle receipts at 7 000 with steady market and varied bids for beef cattle. Hog receipts near 19 000 with higher prices for some weights, while sheep receipts total 22 000 and market remains strong for natives and Westerns. New York shows dull live cattle trade with few bids. calves command strong prices for prime Westerns and country dressed calves. Sheep and lambs see steady to lower demand. hogs sell around 9.40 with steady tone overall.
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Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Calven
Dores
New York
Liverpool
London
Janis
New York Cotton Ends Steady After Early Decline
The New York cotton market opened steady then fell on light rain in Texas and bear pressure, but rallied as no major rainfall emerged and the Texas weather report showed limited drought impact. Prices closed with a net advance near 4 1/2 points, with July figures around 15.50 to 18.57 in later trades and strong buying from shorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Atlantic
Abe Comper Range Consolidated Co
East Butte
Freekiln
Biroux Consolidated
Re- Granby Consolidated
Greene-Cananeave
Nevada Consolidated
Nipissing
Chicago
Baltimore
Fiieea
Aherty and Packers
Lsc
Suek Neely
Texas
Houston
Weather Bureau
Pet
Wall Street
RTL
Asd
Equitable actions and bankruptcies heard in DC court
District of Columbia reports list numerous equity and bankruptcy matters. Thomas Robinson lunacy hearing. Anderson v Anderson enjoinment. White v White rule to show cause. Summersville v American Realty extension. Phillips v Phillips ongoing. Holland v Holland. Smith v Newman testimony. Brown v Lawie trusts. Great Falls Manufacturing Co notice of publication. various probate estates including Watnon, Foote, Jones, Peters, Ann Phile, Elisha Rigge, Catharine Russell, Charlotte Grinsman, Kata Blake, William Eimbeck. Harriet Idnesly, Henry Theodore probate petitions. several appeals No 62851 to 29 592. equity cases and creditors petitions, and a Great Falls Manufacturing Company name change.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Justice Barnard
Thomas Robinson
E. N. Hopewell
Summerville
American Realty Company
Joan
A. A. Hochling
Phillips
Holland
Botsch
Plaintif
W. A. Johnston
H. ‘A. Heitmuller
Perry & Son
John R. Weyrich
W. H. Dennis
National Savings and Trust Company
Frank Stetson
Elisha Hoenele Rigge
Medora Riggs
Frank Stennon
Catharine F. Russell
Lester & Price
Charlotte
Grinsman
Wro
Ambrose
B. Ambrose
Kata K. Blake
Catherine Richards
Provident Belief Assoriation
Piainttt
G. C. Gertman
John Ridout
Estella Standfield
Percy Stand
W. C. Mar
Charles Steele
Ty Bi. O'Brien
Plains Vittor
Neys
Hamilton
Colbert, Yerkes &Hamilton
Real Estate Transfers in Washington Area
Real estate transfers listed across multiple neighborhoods including Columbia Heights, Petworth, Potomac Heights, and Mount Pleasant. Buyers include Madeline Gladingz, John Pine Amore, J. R. Dorsett, Ellen J. Tyndall, and Simon Oppenhaimer among others. Lots and squares named with prices ranging from $1 to $3,420.
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Columbia Heights
Harry B. Willeon
Madeline Gladingz
Seventh Street
Matreete
Jeane Behrend
John Pineamore
Petworth
Warren Et al
R. Bling Fhetns
Seventh and
Eighth
Henry W. Kernet
Dorsett, Jr
Lote
Scheutzen Fark
Joan
Eupoy
Frank Ramsay
Melidian Hill
Joseph H. Bandet Ax
Thomas Johnson
Lee Washington
George Jacksop
Potomac Street
Henry W. Offutt
Michael I. O'Connor
Secand
Barry Farm
Bertha E. Roberts
Minie Roberts
Chevy Chase
Fulton R. Gordon
Bila A. Portier
Square
Birert
Petween
Thaddeus Hean
Jonn EB
Kate HR. Kean
R. Golden Donaldson
Ellen J. Tyndall
New Jersey Avenue
Erskine Gordon Et al
Simon Oppenhaimer
LE Droit Park
Gertrude
Lewis Et Vie
Timothy L
Joan EB
Ralhe L Damron
Granby
Samuel W. Fickford
Ulysses Hoge
Lilian P. Hoge
Mitches
Rose Fazle
Carl and Catherinag Gatn
Morris Porton
Solomon Pekoteky
Fourteenth Street
Gatreeta
James Aa. Clarke
John Campbell
John J. Campbell
H Street
Solon
Kemon
James R. Durity
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Charles J. Butler
Henrietta
Shelley
Twelfth Street
Samuel Herman
William A. Bowie
Kosclusko
Lemuel J. Barker
Victoria A. Burr
Victoria A Burr
Solomon Friendenberg Et al
Mollie Smithson
Squart
Deeds of Trust in Various City Squares and Blocks
A sequence of deeds of trust records across multiple city squares including Langdon Park Petworth Harlem and Inglefield. Names include Dilon Doyle James Shea William Norntoyle George Boteer and others secured by properties with varied terms from 1 to 8 years at 6 percent and semiannual payments. The listings cover squares 387 to 2082 with numerous lots cited under each trust.
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Dilon Doyle
James F. Shea
William P. Norntoyle
George T. Boteer
John Finamore
William A. Hi
Rudolph B. Behrend
Isaac Behrend
William A. Hill
Rignald W. Beall
David B
Scheutzen Park
E. Frank Ramsay
J. Wel
Jace Allen
William Clabaugh
John B. Espey
W. Frank Turton
Square
Michael_ F. O'Conner
Jesse H. Wilson, Jr
Levin
Frey
Equitable
Harlem
Mary Smith Et Vir
Alexander D
Saya
A. Pontier
H. D. Gordon
R. E.heater
Fulton R. Gordon
Jennie C. Flan
George M. Emmerich
Douglass
Mackall
Washington
Permanent Building Association
LE Droit Park
John E. Damien
H. R. Howenstein
Emanuel Speich
Gartrude
Lewis
Black Square
Simon Oppenheimer
J. Holdsworth Gordon
Byron VA. Graham
H. Prescott Gatley
Erskine Gordon
Granby
Eulysses Hoge Et Ux
Thomas H. Pickford
James
Nicholson
W. Pickford
Herman KR. Howenstein
Solomon Pekofsky
Sam‘uel VY
Gusack
Joseph Porton
Mottisbee
Wyqming Terrace
Frank B. Zahn
William J. Flather
William H. Walker
John M. Joes
James M. Maupin
James W. McNeill
Z. K. Maupin
Inglene
Harry Warn
Thomas P. Bones
B. Francis Saul
Walter E. Hilton
Harry M. Hmiss
William A. Bowles
Richard E. Pairo
Herbert A. Gill
H. W. Paro
Maurice D
Rosenberg
Albert Herman
Samuel Herman
Williem’ King
Cos Spugnard
Daily Diet Hints on Balanced Albumen in Foods
Analysis shows staple foods provide body building elements and can sustain on one item. Potatoes lack albumen, while fresh foods, milk, and peanuts have too much. Cereals offer balance, and pecan nuts are well proportioned. A mix of raisins bananas apples prunes rice potatoes with unroasted peanuts walnuts or beans yields a well balanced ration.
Property transactions and mensual mortgage notes across city blocks
Itemized real estate liens and mortgages listing parties such as E A Chase and Myer Hahn with $1,500 notes, Helen Metcalf to J J Karrick and J C Davidson, and large sums to Victoria A Burr and Fidelity Trust. Includes square lots in KOSCIUSZKO PLACE and various trustees, terms from 1 to 6 years, interest around percent, and multiple properties securing building associations and trusts.
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Trust Department
Ana
E. A. Chase
Myer Hahn
Squane
James R. Ellersey
Thomas H. Pickford
Harbara
M. Graf
Mollie Smittson
Wharton E. Lester
Michael J. Colbert
Natlany Permanent Building Association
Reclamation contracts let for Eagle dam site work
The Interior Department awarded initial contracts for the Eagle dam project in New Mexico. George B. Brady of El Paso, Texas, won the branch railroad construction bid at 51280. Brown & Conner of Tucumcari, New Mexico, received the bridge erection bid at 5400.
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Big Eagle
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Interior Department
George B. Brady
el Paso
Tex
Brown & Conner
Tucumcar
N. Mex
Porto Rico Excels in Customs Collections
Donald P. Richardson, Porto Rico customs collector, said the island collects one third of government costs, a higher share than the United States. He spoke with Charles D. Hikes, assistant secretary of the treasury, about customs performance. The President signed proclamations removing 422,340 acres from Colorado national forests, with unappropriated parts later opened to homesteads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
United States
Donald P. Richardson
Island
Charles D. Hikes
the Treasury
National Forests
Colorado
Prohibition Order Affects Minnesota Indian Lands
Prohibition begins October 15 and the bureau of Indian affairs extends the ban on ceded Indian lands in Minnesota. Balloon and liquor interests face impact as compliance deadlines loom. Internal Revenue predicts an $8,000,000 rise in total revenues this year from higher tobacco and cigarette taxes under the Payne Aldrich tariff law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Minnesota
Atlantic Coast Line Train Schedules and Connections
The Standard Railroad of the South announces daily arrivals and departures with sleeping cars, connecting to Charleston, Jacksonville, Key West, Wilmington, and more. Through sleeping and coaches available, with a Palmetto Limited route serving coastal cities and long-distance stops.
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Gouth
Sta. m. Dally
Biegkaonville
Dally
Charleston
Auguata
Bava Ga
Jacksonville
Deexcents
Palmetta Limited
Guarleston
Wilmingeon
Coaches ToWer
Niy
New York Ave
Geo
F James
DPA
Washington
Toc
White
Craig
Warmington
Southern Railway May 15 1910 Timetable Fragments
Information only rail schedule text lists routes for Atlanta Birmingham Roanoke Chattanooga and other cities. Dining cars sleeping cars and through service referenced with times and destinations including Norfolk Roanoke Bristol Nashville and Jacksonville. Station notes and office contacts appear with no clear single route or outcome.
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N. B
Atlanta
Birmingham
Mallie
New Orleans
Asheville
Roxville
Chattanooga
Deringham
New Ovedng
Roanoke
Knoxville
Memphis
Panville
Charlottesville
Warrenton
Norfolk and Western Railway
Union Statio
Oborto and
Ester
Dalry
Bristol
Winston- Sale Joxwilie
Ghettancors
Nashville
Gleepem
Grattand
Nea Washington-Memphls
Norfolk
Hichmond
Daliy
Berryville
Luray
Sheft Andoan
Fourteenth Street
New York Avenue
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Béaboard Ant
Aoa Geaches
Hgilman
Jacksonville
Parloracksonville Ots
Seaboard Express
Fr ‘Electrica
Savannah
Tampa
Alapia
Icket
Yor
N .B.A
Harwood
Dpa
Wigsulhead
C.F. Ryan
Portsmouth
Wa SF
Rear Sea Beremouth
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond Vis
Frederick
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Central Leathers
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Solerad
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Washington Railway and Fleetrie Company
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American Security and Trust Company
Bureau of Statistics
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Goldfield Consolidated
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Justice Anderson
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Downs M. W Wooderd
WM. Hallam
William B. Wheeler
George W. Green
B.S. McCalmont
Alonzo E. Bunch
Mary C. Quigley
Charles D. Fowler
W. J. Neale
Sultan & Wiseman
Barney Epatala
Williamson
Filmore Beall
Jeane B. Wilson
Southern Hallway
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Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Mechanic’s
Os&s. Decker & Co
Harry Wardman
Thomas P. Bonslots
Mouynt Pleasant
Ney
P. M. Brown
Harnesemaker
E Street Northwest
Webb
Edwin Forrest
Colonial Wine Company
L, Loring
Washington Loan and Trust Co
John Joy Edson
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Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
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Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Isth Street
T.J. Allen
Joseph B. Bowles
Texas Company
Big Eagle Dam
Lawrence Barnum & Co
Bankers
St. N. W
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Eaton Station
LOE
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Paul Y. Waters
District Line
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Piiniac
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Carte
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