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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1910

Page

9

Week of liquidation banks call in loans

New York and out of town banks tighten loans after a months long stock boom, with markets closed for the July Fourth holiday. The piece notes rising foreign demand, import of gold expected, and a sweeping liquidation that weakens speculative credit while banks improve liquidity. It cites Taft Knapp talks on railroad law and warns of broader finance shifts as interregional banks adjust to harvest and currency movements.

New York Washington Post Evening Post London Taft Knapp Interstate Commerce Commission Beverly Bank of Germany Althmash Nevada Western Reserve Crlara Han Pers Stowe Call Us Eastern Reserve West Southwest Northwest Canada New England

Railroads and steel firms weigh price cuts amid retrenchment fears

In a market overview, analysts note no immediate railroad rate shifts and no push for large scale reductions. Talks of a conference among steel manufacturers in New York within a week or two aim to decide on price cuts to sustain employment. Commodity quotes follow steady or firm trends, with butter, eggs, poultry, vegetables, and freight rates largely unchanged or stable in early July reports.

Interstate Commerce Commission Nog

London Prices Rally Copper Shares Also Suffer

London July 2 stock market week dominated by American rails due to adverse crop news and interstate commerce rate actions. Prices hovered near year low then a brief rally of 1 dollar, with final prices showing a weekly loss, copper and Canadian issues falling on crop news and labor troubles while investment securities led gains on cheap money prospects and anticipated bank rate cut.

Wall Street London American Rails Interstate Commercce Commission

Growing Old Gracefully The Beauty Expert Advises

A New York beauty adviser urges grandmothers to shape their style to look youthful. She stresses grooming, proper footwear, and color schemes, warning against turquoise and jet and advising delicate whites and pale blues to preserve a graceful, age-appropriate appearance.

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New York Clearing House Figures Show Reserve Drop

New York July 2 reports the clearing house banks hold 25.76 percent reserves, down from 27.11. Loans rose by 32.13 million and deposits increased 20.29 million, while specie and legal tenders fell sharply by about 19 million. The surplus stood at 18.91 million as of the week, with total loans and deposits rising across Greater New York institutions.

New York Nouse Lanna United States Clearing House Greater Finander Associated Banks New York City Banka

Livestock Market Totals From Chicago July Market Report

CATTLE receipts about 300 head with steady market. Texas and Western steers and stockers offered with prices ranging from 2.80 to 8.65. HOGS receipts around 8,000 head with varied weights and prices from 3.65 to 9.15. SHEEP receipts about 6,000 with natives and Western sheep and yearlings trading around 2.75 to 6.00. New York dairy and calf figures included with mixed cattle and calves trading quietly.

Chicago Reeves Texas P New York

Race Grows Popular as Post Contest Attracts Big Interest

T Frank Morgan leads with 159,307 points in a Washington Post baseball contest as R W Colman holds 123,934 votes and J A Fogle follows. The Jeffries Johnson showdown is decided in Reno, while the Post contest gains, with Heath and Goodacre near the top and many others close behind.

R. W. Colman Reno Washington A“. Frank Morgan T. Frank Morgan BR. W. Colman James Tharp D. J. Fitz-willams F. Frank Morgan W. Colman J. A. Forle Heath Goofacre J. Fitzwillams Wf Thompson P. F._ O'Connor Tom Evers Philip Baker Peter Klinger Foul Brashears E. F Henderson Iddwell Hamburg R. Brown I. R. Daten Donald Ringer Thos, Culhane P. H. Pollara W. L. Bond E. Asquith P. E. Irving L. I. Louis Jack Sherman Redway Martin S Grainger H.C. Cox W. Francis H. F. Kennedy T. Nicholson G. Bakersmith EJ. Hierting McGraw John A. Shorter F. BR. O'Neil Jan Kettner M Cunningham Maddox Abrahams Dennis A S. Dodson T. Walker M. Fisher Wilbur Jennings Eugene A. Barry EB. L. Carters Rank Meterd C. Lalzear, Jr W. W Harrison C. Ruppert Albert Tomson John T. Schnop Norris B. Gandess F. Daw Percy Given H. Wasner Simmons H.R. Johnson Jas. Kelly RC. Johnson de Lilly CR. Heke W. H. Shields Geo. Lewis JT. Clement Richmond Henry Schmidt Geo Iseman H. Ripley Tom Raftery

New York Money Market And Personal Advice On Demeanor

The report notes prime mercantile paper at 4% to 4 percent and sterling exchange quoted for 60 day and demand bills. A spectator recounts a box audience remark about a middle aged woman with a diamond collection, then pivots to social conduct advice urging women to act as they appear and avoid frivolity.

New York Sterling Exchange Actus

Recitals Highlight HB piano pupils under Miss Edith B Athey

HB piano pupils presented a recital at Miss Athey's home with Miss Christine M Church assisting. The program featured soprano Dana Claiborne, guitar and violin solos, and ensembles including Morley and Parker pieces. A subsequent Marine Band assisted recital followed at Carroll Institute Hall with Estelle Scala, Ralph Coleman, and Harry Wilkins among the performers.

Edith B. Athey Christine M. Church Maszenet Hensch Dana Claiborne Horatio Parker Thomas Morley Mathews Schumann Albert Freer Beaumont Miss Margaret Miller Frower Gurlitt Imogen Moore Burgmufler Lichner Moss Margaret Miller Max Stange Miss Church Dorn Martha M. R. Waldecker Marine Band Carroll Institute Hall Estelle Scala Ralph Coleman Harry P. Wilkins

Plans Benefit Performance By Women’s Single Tax Club

The Women’s Single Tax Club committee plans a July 11 benefit event at the Columbia Theater to support the next annual convention of the Women’s National Single Tax League in this city. President Mrs. Jennie L. Munroe reports focus on legal profession returns and indicates lawyers will be engaged. Boxes are being prepared with Ralston & Siddons among those taking seats for the performance.

Women’s Columbia Theater Jennie L. Munroe Ralston & Siddons Women's National Single Tax League

Salaries for wives in London charter debate

A reader supports a proposed women’s charter in London aiming to provide salaries for wives. The piece catalogs endless domestic duties of a wife and mother, contrasts a well-off house with a boarder’s wife, and argues wives deserve independent income and control over their own money, not charity from husbands.

Winsfred Black New York

Paving Brick From Furnace Slag Arrives for Washington Streets

Large imported blocks of iron furnace slag bricks, three to four times heavier than standard bricks, arrive from Middlesboro England aboard a large steamer. The durable blocks will be laid between street railway tracks in several Washington sections this summer, replacing asphalt.

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Lodgeroom Gossip and Knights of Pythias Plans

Ashington Company No 1 Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias is preparing for Milwaukee competition in Class B under Capt Pelzman with practice drills on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and Sunday mornings at the American League ballpark. The July 20 Pythian day excursion to Marshall Hall will include a drill. Officers and rosters are listed plus joint Woodmen of the World committees planning the Chesapeake Beach excursion on August 4.

Ashington Company Uniform Bank Knights of Pything Pelzman Milwaukee Knights of Pythias Elehth E Streets Marshall Hall Pythian Frederick M. Peltman Leutenant George Whiting David DD. Weinstein Otto Sontag R. T. Whiting P. L. Weinstein F. J. Wiliams, and J. Wolfe Woodmen of the World Bensylvania Avenue Kesapeake Beach Oak Cypreus Him Maple Potomac Mount Vernon Gold Glory Alpha Sovereigns A. P. Hart B. F. Willams Wiliam Reinmuth J. C. McConnell H. W. Tippett B. H. Noel Capt J.C. McConnell W. B. Swartz William Pennipla Andrew Perry G. C. Wisher B. F. Williams Benjamin Harding A. C. Wilcot Con. Com H. E. Langston BE. B. Hanigan A. D. Carey H. L. Adams Wiliam Mins C. F. Geler William Reinmuth Harmony Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle Ie Grand Chief Chesapeake Beach District of Columbia St. Joseph's St. Vincent's St. John's Washington

Manicuring Elephants Feet at Central Park Zoo

The New York Press reports head keeper William Snyder began yearly foot care for two elephants at the Central Park Zoo. Only a quarter of the polishing was finished as Snyder jokes about hiring a Broadway manicurist if trouble persists, while aides handle Hattie the 8 year old pachyderm and prepare for Jewel’s turn. A newborn buffalo calf, unnamed, debuts among the herd.

New York Press William Snyder Central Park Zoo Snyder Hattie Hob Henton Jewel

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