Union Pacific Southern Pacific announce track expansion
New York January 31 The Union Pacific and Southern Pacific directors said immediate work will complete the line from Omaha westward including a new track on the Oregon Short Line to Portland. The plan signals continued double tracking and expansion across the system amid mixed market signals and a fading steel demand outlook.
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New York Bond Market Quiet Amid Mixed Copper Trade
In New York on January 21 bond and commodity items showed quiet copper with spot and futures activity. Futures nervous and higher on covers, May around 101.19 to 101.62, amid lighter receipts and steadier cables. Elevator No. 1 Northern Duluth priced at 1.18 to 1.89 with other readings noted, while market receipts totaled about 39,475.
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Market News Highlights From Washington and Surrounding Areas
Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange was active but cautious with Washington Gas steady at 791-2 and 150 shares traded. Washington Railway showed weakness, bids around 361-2, greens Cananea and Capital Traction active, and multiple issues including bank stocks and bonds noted with modest activity. The Capital Traction annual report for 1910 showed gross receipts of 2,675,859 and end-year balance of 57,000.18. Seaboard Air Line earnings remained strong for the third week of January.
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Daily Cotton Market Shows Demand for New Crop
The market notes improved demand for the new cotton crop and firmer late months amid drought in the Southwest. Overall sentiment firm, with values inching higher. old top months lag slightly. Interior movement hints at 14,000 bale weekly stock draw in 13 towns, and port receipts remain heavy at month end. Clearances remain robust, season total at 5,359,024 bales versus 4.20% last year. Southern spot markets steady with little change. Open high low bid figures for MAG TL, WHEAT, GATS, and RYE cited.
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Wall Street Gossip Spurs Railroad Stock Speculation
New York January 31 speculation in railroad stocks rose as reports linked Union Pacific expansion to funds for the Spokane Portland and Seattle line and North Bank Wine. The HiN company plans to raise capital to 25 million for Oregon construction and future growth. Hill and Atchison gains were noted as strong indicators in the market.
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Tobacco sale record broken in Danville market
Danville Virginia January 31 records show the loose leaf tobacco market set a new high for the season though several hundred piles remained unsold at closing. About 1 000 000 pounds sold on the floors of seven warehouses with triple sales continuing until 4 pm. Auctioneers are required to sell 15 piles per hour. most tobacco offered is dark mahogany and prices stay firm across grades amid favorable weather.
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Steel Dividends Declared and Optimistic Outlook
United States Steel Corporation reports for the quarter ended December show earnings of 20.46 million with total 1910 earnings at 141.14 million and a 1½ percent preferred dividend plus 1¼ percent common. Chairman Gary notes improving demand. tin plate and wire are especially active as bookings rise from December to January.
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Notice of bankruptcy and first creditors meeting for Abe Fox
In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Abe Fox is adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors is set for February 10, 1911 at 1 oclock a.m. in Room 698 Columbian Building No 456 Fifth Street Northwest Washington D C. Creditors may attend to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Referee to Bankruptcy FE Calmont officiating.
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District of Coumbia
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Bridget Reed
160Th Street
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Register of Wills
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S. Tate
Brron Andrews
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Jacindia Smith
Equity Suit To Clear Title In District Of Columbia Land
Equity case files in the District of Columbia allege steps to establish fee simple title for William A. Tre dmond trustee and others against lands once part of Ignatius Fenwick Young’s purchase. The order sets appearance deadlines for Enoch Zell Mary Zell and John Carroll Brent and requires notice in Washington Times Washington Post and Washington Law Reporter.
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J. R. Young
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Nellie Gelse
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JR. Young
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