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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1910

Page

9

Stocks Decline as London Selling Presses Market

New York stock markets weakened for the fourth straight session with major averages down. London selling remained a feature, futures and railroad losses led to lower prices as interior demands for crop movement drew funds from the market. Exchange gains in New York followed higher sterling and gold flows.

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Wall Street Faces Prolonged Decline Stagnation and Hope

Wall Street analysts attribute the current price drop to persistent caution, with historical declines often followed by a sharp rebound to about a third of the prior fall before a true recovery. Textiles show weakness but New England cotton mills hint at revival as woolen mills resume full time. Grain movement heats up, with record Chicago grain receipts and rising wheat exports supporting broader business activity. Sterling climbs, with London gold imports and a month‑long rise from 4.8525 toward 4.66 as the dollar’s exchange dynamics shift.

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New York bond and commodity markets report

New York copper and tin quotes ease and rise amid London steadiness. Arrivals show 3,800 tons, exports 20,027 tons this month. WHEAT and CORN futures mixed as spot grain softens, while oats and leads hold firm. receipts and shipments listed for regional markets.

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Local Financial Market Active With Utilities Stocks On Rise

The market showed heightened activity with a focus on public utility stocks and bonds. Washington Railway and Electric common led demand with about 500 certificates traded at 32 1 2, while preferred traded smaller blocks at 88 to 89, and traction issues attracted attention amid firm bond sales.

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Chicago Grain Markets End Mixed Across Wheat Corn and Beans

Wheat closed steady to modestly higher amid solid demand and larger United States supplies while corn and oats retreated early and recovered, soybeans and pork products showed gains as traders weighed cooler weather forecasts and ongoing crop conditions.

Live Stock Markets Trade Summary in Chicago and New York

Chicago and New York markets show varied cattle hogs and sheep prices. Chicago receipts: cattle 26000 head, hogs 37000, sheep 38000 with mixed to weak signals. New York: beef and veal bids mixed at irregular highs and lows. cattle and sheep volumes strong with steady to higher cash tones.

Chicago Lamba Western New York Vaale Hirm Baltimore Carbada

New York Produce Prices and Market Notes

A New York market summary lists butter, cheese, eggs, poultry and flour prices with receipts and standards. It notes dairy, grain, and fruit bids, plus July to August wheat and cotton futures movements, with regional weather impacts and price fluctuations.

New York Pennsylvania Hennery Long Island Middle West Muscovado Liverpool London Prandts Virginia

Washington Produce Market Wholesale Prices Report

Washington market notes show spring chickens in moderate supply and strong fruit receipts. Prices list butter cheese poultry vegetables and greens by item and region, with New York money and credit figures, and news that Reading Bicycle Makers Fail with Reading Standard Company receivership and assets stated.

Virginia West Virginia Southwest Virginia Tennessee York State New California North Carolina Reading Reading Standard Company Pennsylvania Trust Company

New York Cotton Market Rebounds After Early Upswing

New York August cotton trading showed nerves and irregularity with an initial sharp advance, then a late recovery closing about 12 points higher. Opening steady at 21 points up on August due to Saturday covering, later months gained 6 to 11 points amid old crop strength and firmer cables.

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Equity Court records and estate filings in the District

Supreme Court equity matters before Mr Justice Gould include Howard v Clarkson rule returnable August 26 and multiple sales, receiverships, and trustees appointed in various suits. Bankruptcy and district court actions cover Jackson Bros adjudication and Columbia road extensions, with numerous probate filings for Mary Raynal and other estates.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court Gould Howard Clarkson Lester & Price J. A. Maedel Weaver Simmons Palmer Frank Fuller John Ridout Fenton District Court Justice Gould Columbia Road Criminal Court United States William Herritos Samuel H. Walker

Deeds of Trust Listings for Various DC Areas

A compilation of deeds of trust securing diverse sums from 500 to 90,000 dollars. Transactions involve lenders and borrowers across several DC wards and squares, detailing lot numbers, durations from months to years, and interest at 6 percent or similar rates. Names include Mary F. Harper, Martin Harper, S Miggine Terry, Richard Ford, Louie Gregory, John Hubers, Michael Ready, Albert For, Louie Shoemaker, William Stanley Jr., Harry Boss, H Glenn Phelps, Nellie Roessle, Arabella Smith, H Clyde Grimes, J Franklin Page, and others.

Holmead Manor John H. Brooka Sarrah EB Stevens Hannah A. Yerkes William N. Croggan Padsworth George C. Pumphrey William Holmus Josephine F. Childs S. R. Harrington Mary RF France Helen Harrington Stephen R. Harrington Joseph H France Josephine F. Childs Et al Joseph H. France Robert Lee O'Brian H. Clyde Grimes Amelia A. Grimes Sauate Mizabeth G. Baum Oscar Ruge Saul J. Edward Bates William C. Rifleys Meridian Hill Rita C. Stinzing Pomfrett L. Herndon Vsquare Mary F. Harper Martin J. Harper S. Miggine Terry Frank Jaeger Harry M. Packard J. Clarence Price John F. Hubers Langdon Park Michael R. Ready Albert F. For Louie P. Shoemaker Robert L. Russell William S. Stanley, Jr Jesse H. Wileen, Jr Levin Frey Citizens’ Equitable Building Association William Helmus Woodsbury Blair and National Savings and Trust Company Arlington Hotel Birs Hoessle Arabella F. Smith Walter =. Wright George EB. Fleming Elzabeth Clement Kemlannuelly Square Alvin G. Belt Louiz Dismar Robert Lee O'Brien Oscar G. Ruge B. Francia Lau Walter Hiltog Seoure Harry M. Eltis Noman L. Lansbury Joseph B. Bowling Eliizabeth S. Saum Dobbins J. Franklin Page Willam H. McGranh Edward &. Quinlan Annie Feerson Fomtrett L. Herndon Et Ax Washington Loan and Trust Company Equitable Cooperative Building Association Annie V. Anderson Luther M. Gotwald Netanal Savings and Trust Company Mae H. Gotwald

Seek Dead Man Relatives in Bethlehem War Casualty

Inspector Boardman seeks relatives for friends of Thomas McGuire, a Spanish American War soldier who died after being struck by a Philadelphia and Reading train on August 13. Papers showed pension number 1083455 and address 301 C Street NW Washington in a memorandum book. Burial planned by Spanish War Veterans in South Bethlehem.

Boardman Lynch Bethlehem Thomas McGuire Luke’s Hospital Philadelphia Reading C Street Washington

Explosions Burn Two Men and Separate Injuries Reported

In a garage on 1110 C Street NW the brazing pot exploded injuring Ray Gulst 28 and Champion Tucker 4. Both were treated at Emergency Hospital. Charles Gibson, a printer, damaged his right hand while working on Pennsylvania Ave and Thirteenth St NW and sought care at Emergency Hospital. Moses Warren, 987 F St NW, suffered hip and side injuries in a cave-In at Twelfth and C Streets NW and was hospitalized. Arthur Ford, 23, crane Paving Co worker, injured his back after belt incident and was admitted to Georgetown University Hospital.

Joseph Wells C Street Ray Gulst Champion Tucker Charles Gibson Gibson Brothers Pennsylvania Avenue Thirteenth Street Moses H. Warren F Street Twelfth C Streets Arthur Ford Cranford Paving Company Georgetown University Hospital

Missing private detective Daniel D. Kelly

Dearniel D. Kelly reported missing by his wife from 68 Maryland Avenue since Thursday. Mrs. Kelly appealed to Inspector Boardman for help. Kelly, a private detective, has a 14 month old child and three brothers in military service. He previously served in the U S Army and worked as a streetcar conductor before joining a private agency.

Dearniel D. Kelly Maryland Avenue Kelly Boardman Brooklyn Navy Yard Edinburgh Scotland

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